Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 April 1868 — Page 7

Till. EVANSVILLE DAILY JOUKNAL FRIDAY. APRIL S. 1868.

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S'l KAMI '.OAT WU.NTINO. ;, , V' r-i imuj t-s!filltl-.iiK,iit iii the West has better facilities or prettier ability for . oiu fine steamboat Printing. Ourassortoent of Job Type, though very large and ifornplele. Is constant ly beinK added to.aud onr job department is. uudor the personal supervision of one ol the best job printers IB the Kmted States. We are prepared to print Pouters, plain or fancy, I'.iU Heads, kills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Ticket. Hills ff Fare, Mate' Tickets for Labor, Ac. Orders left with eitl'er or the wharf-boats will be promptly attended to. Wralhrr nml VVnier. The weather yesterday was partly cloudy, with a raw northwest wind, which rendered it somewhat chilly out-doors. The river rose fully six inches during Wednesday night, and was about stationary yesterday. It will be falling to-day. The prospects arc decidedly in f;ivor of tain. Arrival1 nn'l ltepnrl w re. The arr ivala and departures up to 3 o'clock yesterday, include the Pine Grove, to Cincinnati ; Quickstep, Cairo and return; Mcllie Norton and Newsboy, Ilendeisou to return; John Kilgour, Louisville to New Orleans; Westmoreland, Cincinnati to New Orleans; Falls City, Louisville to Bowling Green ; Wauanita, Pittsburg to St. Louis. Boats Dne. ' Among the first boats due here are the Anna, for St. Louis; , Havana, for Nashville; St. Patrick, from Memphis; Louisville, Indiana, P. W. Strader, Dexter,. Alaska and Richmond, from New Orleans; "Nick Longworth and Louisiana, for New Orleans; Zanesville, Chattanooga and Ollie Sullivan, from ; Wabash ltiver; Peoria City, for Missouri ltiver; Cumberland, from s Cairo; Nightingale, from St. Louis; Emma Floyd, from Nashville; Linton, from- Clarksvillo. 51 lice I Ian eou a. The river was etill . rising at noon yesterday, but very slowly. Business on the levee was rather fair, though arrivals were few.'.. ......The Quickstep had a splendid trip up, including 250 bales cotton The John Kilgour was not more thin half loaded, and added rather moderately here One item received here was 300 bags of malt The Westmoreland; was nearly full. She added Gp coops of poultry and other freight, and a few passengers here. We were pleased to see Captain Ed; Evans on bis feet again and . in comfortable health. Mossrs. Vandergrift and Deem her excellent clerks, were in fine feather. Among her passengers from thii city was Rev. C. N. Situs, who goes South to recuperate his health The Wauaneta had a good trip for Missouri River. Captain Tom-Shuman was looking as fine as silk...'... ...The! Pine Grove did not get off till about 8 o'clock yesterday morning ...The Quickstep and Mollie Norton were receiving quite liberally... ......The Robert Fulton towboat passed down yesterday . .......The Falls City arrived at 2i o'clock with a moderate trip... The Dexter was looked for last ! night....... ..The 'Richmond may be expected to-morrow morning. ,,,, Uat Leaving T-dy,j ; For Cairo. The exeellent passenger steamer Cumberland,' Capt. Ben. Howard,, an experienced officer and an accomplished gentleman, is the regular packet for Cairo and all way ports at, four o'clock " to-day. Tom Brashear and Bruce Hunter are her popular clerks, and more, obliging ibr pleasant gentlemen are not afloat. For Green River. The James Gruy, Captain Joe MeReyuoIds, leaves for Frostburg aud Hartford at 5 P.M. to-day. Passengers and shippers will receive the most kindly attention. For Henderson. The Mollie Norton, an o'egant side-wheel steamer, leaves for Henderson at 3 o'clock. Captain Charley Perkins, and Ed. and Robert Terry are her popular officers. The Newsboy, with pleasant accommodations, goes to Henderson at 3 o'clock to day. Captain W. IT. Shefifcr and Willie Hu-ton are the pleasant gentlemen in charge. For Eastport. The splendid Sam. Orr, oue of the fleetest of sten,whcelers afloat, will leave at 5 o'clock to-day fur E.istport and all Tennessee River way landings, having elegant cabin appointments. Capt. Allen Duncan, one of the most genial and sociable gentlemen in the world, is her experienced commander, and Val. Sorenson, a gentleman whose praise is in everybody's mouth, is her chief clerk. The Orr never fails to get a goad trip. (ilrmilUK from oil r Kxetittiaice. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Wednesday says: A dispatch from Little Rock, dated 31st, from Capt. Sam. Houston to Messrs. Clsssou & Morse, of this city, says the Hesper sunk in eight feet water, 200 miles above Little Rock.

t W can , r-t I . 1 . 1 two, I lie llepr.wa b.uut here and valued at $12,000, Knd ftrsarcd'in .Cin cinnati offices for 5'U,000.!-. ' '. ' The Gazette ny : ''''' !, ' fhe Peoria City, lying at the foot of Viue Street, has attracted great attention the past two days. She has been lengthened 35 feet, and widened 12 feet, and is now 10 inches lighter than belore she went on the waj's at Madison. She will not draw ver 23 or 21 inches light. This is the third boat of the " O ' Liue that has under gone this process. Louisville. The Courier, of Wed nesday, says : On the falls there were some 20 feet water last evening, and the river fall ing slowly, with the expectation that it will be receding quite last to-day. Business along the wharf yesterday. with the exception ot that ot the local packets, was quite dull, with two New Orleans boats in port, and nothing for either. I ho John Jvugour got u few tons of Government treight, and started South in the evening with but very slim prospects of securing a trip. J be Kichmond, lull or passeuKers including, fifty ; excursionists and pleas'.re-seekers from Memphis, left New Orleans Monday evening for this port. Braq Run of the Dexter. In the Courier yesterday we made brief mention ot the time out or the Uexter, Capt. Montgomery, from New Or leans to Natchez and Vicksburg. The dispatch was to Moorhead & Co., the aconts. who received it at 7 p.ma Monday evening, by which it would appear that the Dexter lelt New Or? leans Sunday morning. I he time to the two points was us follows: ' . Hoars. Mitp New Orleans to Natchea ......... 19 10 New Orleans to Vicksburg 29 20 This is fully two hours less time than has been made for several years, and the Dexter takes rank among the lastest ot the fleet. At the ha rue rate of speed she ought to have passed iVlemphis last night, and come to Louisville in less than five days. St. Louis. Tho Democrat of Wednesday says: Tho river is steadily falling. The Missouri h rising at Omaha and all tho way down; Business continues brisk on the wharf, receipts and shipments being heavy to and from nearly all points. The weather is warm and clear. Another1 mountain boat left last night, the Huntsville, and the Ida Stock'cialo will leave this morn ing, if she did not also .get away last night.' They have an aggregate of about 400 tons. '-' ; ARCHITECTS. ; ALLEN & CLARKE,- : .', Architects & Superintendent? ... ' i).,-. i ! . i ; . : i Office Crescent City Building, seoon Boor; entranoe No! HA Main Street. Plans and peoinoations furniHtied on reasonable terms. fseliSdtfm H. MORSINNA i it o n i t lis o rr. fflce No. 9 (JH ANDlTKK'y BUILXHNJ, Corner Flrtt 4nd L.ocat Street. . ' t ' !JvansvUie. J nd. Plans and speclflcationa for all kinds of buildings jurniMbod at Khort notice, and on reaonible trnon (rjachl.T dn MEMPHIS CAItBS. BT. CAKTJIEM,, kate af Williams, Cartmell k Co., J. K. IKl'K ' Memphis, Tea. Late of UnlonLowv Kentucky. MempniH, Teno. CARTMELL & DRURY. Cotton -Factors, . Produce and Oenrv , ComrnlHHioo and Forwarding ... ... - Merchants, ' 200 FROST STKKET, ! ; r JSet. WuMliiiiKtou nud Adussst J i MEMPHIS, TKXX. N. B. We give our pernonl attention W Die Hale and shipment ot Cottoa and kindn ot Western troUnce. 1 Also, to flUJn, Plantation Orders. Orders and; Gox slgnraenta solicited. " ltefer to Hnbhs & Viet, .R. K. IMnkii Hon & Co., Hayhurst & Whlttalter, J. ... Knsouchet A Co., Evansvllle. lnd. fjyi - ' i ,;. -''Notice. . ,. . :., Of. Order of Council to Discontinue the Alley situate batweea i'ulton Avenuft and JTifta Avenue, and Extending from Ninth Street to Tenth Street, in Block . Number Tnirty-one. ' T&ToriCK is hereby OTICK Is hereby Klen, tbat the AM - Couimoii Council ol the City of Kraiisvllle at Us session on the 9: h day of March. A D. 1S(JS, passed an order to discontinue the alley situate between Fulton Avenne and Kitth Avenue, and extending from Ninth to Tenth Streets. All persons owning or claiming real estate adjoining or abutting npou said alloy. and feelinsz themselves aggrieved by thts pass;iiB of sum order, may have redress by application to said Council within six weeks from the publication of this notice. A. M. MCU1UKK. Clerk. Citv Clerk's Offlie, March 1, 1S(kS. marl7 Union copy. Builders and Painters. K HAVE IN STORK, rxuxto pounds strictly pnre White Iead. 5tl,tXH) ound pare fc-tar White Lead. 5t,0(K) pounds llay State White lead. l.WHJ gallons Linseed Oil. 5,(Hio pounds Jo. 1 Putt y, In Bladders and Window Glass, all sizs. Glaziers' I'oluts and Putty Knives. COLO lis of every variety, DRY or In Ol L. All of which we are selling as cheap as can be purchased In the West. KELLKIi & WHITE, Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, lnd. mche U Removal. "W iix . 13 u c k , lVntt'li Maker ani Jeweler, AH KKHOVED TO THE SPtEHdid new store room of Warren & Coayuglon, No. 61 MUX STREET, Where he Is better than ever prepared to wait on customers. Having the finest show window in the city, he has peculiar advantages lor doing repairing. Kspecial attention given to cleaning and repairing watches. IfebSJ dtf

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.-..i . ........ . a teill?. ' - ' -: " The fk-et aud elegant steamer a ox D'FIN.OH, JJ If. 1 HROOP. Master: KiTliUDto, Clerli, L-aves for the above and all intermediate mrt every TUJKHDA Y. ai 4 p.m. For freight or passage apply oa board, or XO ' K). it. HVl'D, mar2ij dtf Agent. Regular Breeu Kiver. Pond River, ana Rough (Jreelt PacKet. The fine Passenger Steamer JAMKS GKAY, Joi: McRbynolds, Master, Will ply as a tegular Heml-Weesly Packet between Kvansvl le and Paradise, Frostbur , Hartford, and ail way laudiUKS. ear ryine freia;ht aud passengers at towes' ra'es. marI4dtf CLOCKS. A C. R0SENCRANZ, DEALM IX IINE Vatclies, Clocks, Diamonds. jrevolry,'' SILVER AND PLATED WARE. , WATCHKS RKPAIKED. Ho. 13 NEl'ONIl STREET, KVANSVIIXK, INI : Jewelry and Silver-Ware maiiafactnr to oruer. ueca uti MACHINISTS. ; CIIIMSTIAN KUATZ, (Formerly of Kratz A Ilellman, "City ouuary,") i SOPTHWESTEBU AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT, 6EXERAL MACIIISERT DEPOT, "t and Manu factnrers' Agency, FIKST STREET, between Elm and Pine i Oppotite the Ewmjrville Cotton Mills, I Ktanmvj U.K, IlSO. , N.B. All hiachlaery f old will be repaired at the shortest notice. 1 . Fooncliy and Machine Works, '' Corner. . klin. . g,nd . Second . 5 Street. Manuactnrer of Hand (double) and Power COKN-SHELLKRS ; and Hheliers rerialrod. ' PUMPS of all descriptions for sale, andput op, if desired, in any part of our city iiovj dtim WILLIAM HEELMAN Huoceor to Kratr. Heiliti Maniifacturer ad Builder of PORTABLE AND, fiTJ.TIO.YAJc T TEAM: ENGINES AND B0ILKRS, '. ft !. j, V'- I- it l.i ' (! :t 'I , SAW. AND GRIST MILL ... .: .. : . ;machinery,; , , Threshing Machinea, .kttoii hdi! Tobacco Prf CIRCULAR SA W MILLS f .LC.-1 f ! " iitnx " I, I't AC, Ac., . . , j EArANHVILLK, IND. " ' Hhir Iro; and Cohfkb Wosk avade to order a short ootioa. y i is . HiOX AND BRASH CA8TINUV ' of every deerlptlon. Dealers In Bteana Gauges. Oum BelUn Fire Bricks. Wrought iron Pipes, Loltli-i Cloths, Ac, at manufacturers' prices. REPAIRING done at short notice. apr25 Notice Of Order of Council to Contract Canal Street from the west Sida of Secosd Avenue to the East Side of Sever th Avenue. mr-OTlC'E is hereby given, that the JL4 Common Council of the City of Kvansvllle at iU seion ou the 9th day of March. A.D. lSts. pu.s.sed an order to con tract or diminish Canal street, in the town of Lamasco City now City of .r.vanwille irom the west Hide of isecoud Avenue to the east side of Seveuth A venue, to eighty (SJ) feet, as follows, to-wlt : Tlie present north line or am uanai street to remain as the north line or said street, and the south line of said st reet to be parallel with and at a distance of eighty (so) feet south of said nort h line. And should any person agsrrieved at any time wl.hiu six weeks apply to the Com mon Council for redress, by petition or re monstrance leit with the ciem or tue Common Council, and containing a state ment ot the injuries complained or. ana the amount demanded there or, said petition or remonstrance will be considered, heard, and determined oy the Common Council. By order of the Council. A. M. M CO RIFF, Clerk. City Clerk'si Office. March Iti. A. j. 1S08. mat 17 Uuion copy.j Mrs. Nolan, Hat & Bonnet Bleacher, lSIIESto Inform the ladles of Evansville and vicimtv that she haa received her new styles of hats and bonnet blocks for the '3prin season. She Is prejiared to do all kinds of fancy braids and chips at the shortest notice. Conveyance by streetcars within one square. Corner iJeooiid Avenue and Kiirhth Street, Kvans ville, Indiana. mar2Uzw

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ilegular Semi-Weekly Green River ; .,; ,j j -.: Paekfct - - : -s s , j Tlie elegant Steamer . , . , . , - - , ffS? . . n . ADA LYOIST. ALr. H. KD WARDS . IIastkr, Will lesve Evattsville for WfKKlbory every W E to N K D A Y, and for liowlinij Ureeu every HATUitlMY, t 5 o'clo-k p.m. oku r,i uaklki at itiibi, Amenta. Regular Evansville : and Henderson Da:ly Packet. The fleet and spleudul Hidewheel steamer 3Iollio Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS. Master: Eij. Tkrrv, Clerk, win piv as a regular pacitet teiwen fcv ar s ville and Henderson, off -rina; uneuual pd acconmolatlons to travelers and f.nipEers. 1 eaves Kvausville I'aily at 3,' p.m. eaves Ilt-nrterson daily at TA a.m., matt ing close connection with the E. & C. lt.li. Janl7itt Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Paducah and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer Res. Howaud, Master; - i Tom Bbastisar. Clerk Will pfy as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way Inndinics. Leaves Evansviltti every ,'i'UEbUAV and rmuAi,Ritp.in. - Leaves Cairo evry WEDNESDAY ant' SATURDAY, at 5 D in. Throngh bills pf Indlnx given for freights over the Mooile S Ohio ttallroad. For freight or passage apply on board or to - It, K. DUN KEIirtON CO. dec24 dtf Agents. NOTICE TO KHIPPuRS. Tbroagh bills of ladhie Klveu ' to all points on the Mooile and Ohio Railroad, per steamer Cumberland. Dexter's Independent low-pressure Packet .4 ' ' QUICK S T E 3? , II. X. LIH.Al til, JlASTEK, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MON' DAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m.. posl Ive ly. connectints at t airo with Hi. Louia, Aienipnis, anu neworie&ns pacKets. . . JaiUtf ..i . j :.i: Daily Henderson Packet. , The fine Steamer 1 ...... 'Newef Boy. W. H.tSIIEFFER, Master; ' Wm. II UMTOar.Ja., Clerk, Will leave promptly as above, dally, at 3 o'clock, p. u. , i i tor iretght or passage appiv on ooard, or to i JatiS dlf R. ituui, a genu Regular Evansville and Tennessee . ;I, t River Packet i -For I'adacab, Jolinsonvlllc, and y. ,t t i Kastport.' " The fleet and Ij.mou3 Steamer ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; Vai. hokensojt. Clerk. Leaves Evansville for East port and all TeBBessee ltiver way. landings at a regular weekly packet, every SATURDAY at four p.m., taklnK freight and passe ngcrs at lowest packet rates, and v,u especial attention to Uie uiim of orders., i - t For frelgut.or passage apply on board. , fet7 tf . 1 K . ' " Regular' Evansville and Cumberland. 1 ' River Packet. V The New and Finely Appointed ; bteamer Zyv'm. White, A. paiKWATEHt Master; . ; ' II k.nky Lancaster, Clerk: Will run as a rearnlar Evansville and Cumberland River Packet, juakinx all landings hence to Clarksvilie. Leaves k.vausvllle every Tuesday at 4 o'clock p. m. , dec8 1( 4 . i ,.l .. ,.. . . . n. For Paducah and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday ''!.! - racket. . The magolfloent sldew heel steamer rf tf ; Oca. Duwocchet, Master; i W. 1. FoWLgR. Clerk. . Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY andATURtAYat4p.m. . Iave Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo wit h drsUclass packet for 8t. Louis. Memphis, aud New Orleans. Connects at Evansville with the E. AO. R.R., and tbeTarascon for Louisville. For freight or passage apply on board, or to F. M , II UM PURE Y A CO.. jan' tf Agents. Regular Tuesday Packet FOB CAIK0, COIUMlilS & MKMPHIS. The magnificent new side-wheel steamer JOSU. V. TllROOP. Vaster: Bit,iv Dijkk, Clerk, v 111 ply ns a regular Weekly Packet irom Evansville to Memphis, giving especial attention to business at all way ports and lauuings, sue leaves Evansville every Tuesday, at 4 o'elocK v. M., making close connections witn tne Mobile A Ohio Railroad, at Columbus. For freight or passage apply on board. deciOdtt Regular Cumberland River Packet. fTT. a The new and elegant steamer N. F. Dkiw, Muster ; N. B. IIaywaed, Clerk, Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet between Evansville and all Cumberland River landings. leaves JJvamtviUe every SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. decl2 dtf CARRIAGES. J. B. Greek. F. L. Geies. J. U. GREEN & CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Main Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Janl6-m yakstii.ui Ijsd.

Geo. Pedi.kto. B. K. DUNKERSON & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND Wliarf-Iloat Proprietors. Liberal CaiU Advances ConNlgumenl. Mud on Janl '00 F. M. HUMPHREY & CO., Coinniission MERCHANTS; AND GENERAL F0RWAHDIXG AG EMS, No. 19 North WaterlSt, -KVANSVILLK, IND. SPECIAL AGENTS FOR o o B CO o 0 ' 'Km 2 So 93 c o ' a a M o H o : . o o o H M O H e w o o 2.-' fci ST r- " " Ss1 l4o is, H a c-t-t-1 CO Through Bills of Lading given to all points South or East. oc29d3m 30,000 JLrrtiicH ! HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES AWARDED THE FRIZE MEDALS AT WORLD'S FAIR, London; WORLD'S FAIR, New York; EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, Paris; and WINNER OF THE WAGER OF 30,000 JJ'riiiicir (86,000 IN GOLD,) At the recent International Contest In the Paris Exhibition. The public are Invited to call and examine the rep. it of the Jury ou the meiitsof the great contest, aud see the ottu-lai award to the Herrings Patent over all other.

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HEIUUXG, FARREL & SIIKRMU, No. 251 Broadway, cor. Murray Ht., N. Y. FARREL. HERRING 4 CO., Philadelphia. HERRING A CO., Chicago. H ERRING, FARREL A 811 ERM AN, ma rlO d3m eod New Orleans. DR. II. M. HARVEY, BOOM No. 1, WALKER'8 BUILDING Corner Main and Third Streets. Office HourtW to 12; 2 to 5: 7 to 9. OTl2.d(im

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STEAMBOAT AOZIVT, Forwarding' and Comr.4.lss MEItCIIAJViT, So. 18 IVOItTII WATER Ktr.niZK EVANSVILLE, INDi l ; - B-r Contracting; Agent Evn r 1 Cairo PackeU. : ; F. BAKKRMtTH, 1 W, B. AKI.'IIIK, J , M. lll'lt KvaiiHv. Memphis, Tenn. BAKS!HTII, HUMPH IUM O o in in in h ior ASH Forwarding Mcrcli ... i , 'l.i. iiou'Aiei itoit;. If P MP HIM f71 feb2i-d3in A. B.HAYMUKMT. . J, J. WXtmrltWP. XlajhtirNt &, VliiltaIsTf PRODUCE. COMMISSION AUTjn WARDING MERCHANT No. 6., Dealers In Floor, Tlacoii, Hay, Cwai and Country Produce, L. U. B A IKO.. ...... KAIltD & STAE.2;. (Successors to W. M. Aikmaa, .ft J.:" fl EWKRAIi AfiKKTK, PR4j; - 3T Korwardlna aixl Ctmamiw ATM' .1'"' chMPts, Evansville, Indiana. iU-er Q. Wheeler, J'res't. First Natior, . utt, and Hatn'l Orr, Vice Prv.ideut k.v National Batik. Agents for OIUo ltiver Ha it Co. I. ii I, m Irlenda and former patron "- .

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P. K. DrHourifKT, late of KvsnsvU - . j iv Jqhn Uilujckt, Uolconda, 111. ' P. S. DUSOUCHET & 03 1 ' GENERAL ' COMMISSION MERCtTAWZrZ. So. 31 Toydras Street, NEW ORLEANS, Order aud tfonslenments eMici!Refereni;e4 W. J. Ijwry A ( a -s ' Car .. Jlitfirr Ayres. '3t-J . iwnicm-t A (.. Mvafis-cllie: J. w. . .- hon, Taef. Hteijjer A Hon, (ioI'ru..,. McColllster, John M. Barter. Wni.i . kins, Jotiu It. Kverton, Mt. Vfrrn Htii A CO..C. R. iKvlnat 'o.. V,r Ki'Vanrnmer A Bro.. Bow II -tttrt.. A. J. Hsrris, Unloutowu, K. noviS d3m chinoweth; CASE! & 3Xf " CO III 111 I MM 1 Oil M"IC?ll :,Frtm Sd of Lenf Tohawr. Iork, IIhcoii, Ilecf, Iy!sVJr5V AfTD WBSTEHI PBOfiPCK GnE.VKR'"? , No 70 New Levee StrceV nov28 bej. iivuvh. k. w. pa rratK . . -rrtrnM-- ; IIUBDS PATRICK"' tt' CCvr Forwarding et'Commtots MERCIIANTB And trniRFitoAT jMf mir7vs;. AGK.VTM E. Si C. and PEX. RAllUCiv .. and Generisl ..Agents Ktar I'nSotr jvt aul dtf Eta Nkvi uufv la T1I0S. C. SMITH & 1,W VRODCCB AKI COMMISSION MERCU.2I D-alerH in JTlovr, Hay, Grn, Oata, Cms t and PRODUCE UKNKKAU No. S NOlTIf WATKK HfM.W,'S"K, Evans vj li. k, I. All orders promptly 8 lied, n PHILIP WECKEII, Third Street, bet. firc&acrfi I i ' . Manufacturer ol Compound Lubricating O for all kinds of Machinery Also AnLARD OIL, SOAPS, and CAN PURE CATAWBA WINE of my 'fTf iSrowtU.

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