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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-19
SgERwOoI1 Hou1E

FyNHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
l. entirely reed and re:urnished II, ami is prepared
10 entertain the patrons of the house In satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned b.,
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses
riages to let.
The stable is large, clean and well located, and good
hosilers in constant Particular attention
will be paid to the horses left with him for Keep
ing, and in all respects, the public shall find the Sher.
wood House good Hotel. fJyS-tfl J. a. 3YERS.
NTOTECE.-The undersigned have bought the stock
aud business from Sir. termaDn Fritsch. druggist,
First street. and shall remove in short time the b
sness toGnother location partners under the Grm OF
Louis Frtsch az Sasse.
They Will carry the business o. the old stand until
they remove, aud DIR. Frseh. scholar of Lebis aud
Dumas, will pay all his attention aud time o the pre-
scrp,ion part OF the business Mr. will charge
Of the mercantile part For the entire sati scon and
OF the public they will spare trouble.
LOUIS FRiTSCH, DR.. N.
ie2o-tf THEOD. SASSE.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.


CHANKLIN d. REILLY are now in receipt Of a very
- desirable stock Of Fancy and sxpe Dry Goods,
" hch they offer to .heir customers and the public gen
orally at very low prices. Their stock consists in par
ri the following:
Black, brown and blue Cloths.
Binck and coiored Doeskins and cassiEeres.
Silk, Satin and Wool Vestings.
Back and colored Sattne,s and Ky Jeans.
Blankets. Fsanncis, Lnse, and Tlckings.
All wool, plain ana fancy DE LANES. r. -
Half do lie LANES and De Bages.
English AMI French Merinos. -.l .I..r.
Bla~k and col Alpaeas and Persian Cloths.
FreEc,, English u American Pri Is " Ginghams.
Striped Shirtings, Apron and Furniture Checks.
Plain and EuIbd Thibet Wool Slu~ls.
Bay state, Squa.e and Long do. nUg-E- r
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Carpets, Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
Irish LDen, Table Cloth., Table Linen, Diapers,
&c. together with great variety of yaconet, Cambric.
Sw ss and Plaid Muslins, jaconet and Swiss Edgings
and lnser:ings Embroidered Collars and sleeves. aud
hintzeties. black and coloreJ Silk Crayais. Silk and
Linen Pocket iandkerchiefs. Hosiery. Gloves, Wells
Rbbo s. black and coored plain and fancy silks, Thin
niinss, Notions, DE.
Please call in aud examine Goods before purcas
in selling at holesale and Retail ms low
any house in he ci.N. loctlS
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DRY-G0ODS 81 GROCERIES.
COOKIES r.MILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce TO the
citizens of Evansville, that he is how bet or repar'
eI ln;n ever TO supply their TABLES WITH EsEKl-
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, ia the line Of Family
Grocery. 80 ass rlffr
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du-
ring the past year confidently expect continuance cf
share Of the trade present claims,
aud shall spare efforts TO merritt. rI.f
am constantly receiving oil the leading articles 81
Family supplies fresh from the htr,; and shall sep
hand al all times, Prese Butter. Cheese La.a Eggs,
Poriiry, Fresh Meats, Dried aud Fsekled Meats.
ALSO, t
complete assortment OF Dry Groceries of every de.
seription. Teas Coffee, Sugars Moasses, Fodf, Feed
de-. We.
Ny MARKET WAGON will deliver all goo IS TO the
doors of the purchasers promptly upon the receipt
their orders. Cali and examine my stock.
Il. II. COOK,
ot.22 Opposite the Post Office.
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BACON, MERCANTILE COLLEGE.

rIIwssr wALErr INSATI.
fEHE undersigned has 'amOved his Mercantile Col
Il legge % his new building. northwest corner Of Wal
nut AMI Sixth streets, where he has Cited Mp splendid
suit Of roo;as expressly for hs buSinesshavI spare
neither pains expense In making them in every
spec, th3 most 'nyenent and pleasant School 10 ms
In the United States.
The plan adopted in teaching combines prac ticc with
theory; instea of using books the pupils are eXer ised
In making original entries Of cry day business -ans
actions; journazine. posting balancing accounts open
ing aud closing of variety OF different sets or
books, both for partnership and individual business.
where the business has hee sperOus and erse;a
thus quaf ing the student entering into the pract
cal duties OF the accountant ia Kind Of business
The course OfustructOn will consist Of DOU BIk EN-
TRY BOOK KEEPING. embracing every department.
OF trade and mercantile accounts viz: Wholesale re-
tai, commission exchange, banking. manufacturing.
srippng, individual partner hip, steambontirg. and
compound conptny business: commercial calculations,
practical penmanship and Lectures on commercial lw
also lectures on the science Of accounts custom i ner
chants. etc.
addition tn IN, regular OF study the under
sig ed has made arrangements with Messrs. Henry
Snow, Esq. Hon. 3. St0rer. Prof. {. ". Wright and
other eminent Lecturers 10 delivers oflactures
the subjects Of common law, history Of commerce,
political economy connected with commerce. chem
istr connected with commerce. and other subjects Of
great importance commercial point of view, never
before Bir dnced Ia any Mercantile Coll ge in TIE U.
States. Pupils instructed Individually and not In
classes that dents enter time, and pro-
cecil "a the ratio % their capacity and assiduity.
Public examinations had though pupils are ex-
aminei privately IL they desire I'D when the student
derg)es rigi and thorough interrogation by the PIN
cpal. assisted by commit ee Of Practical Accountants
an business Men and Diplomas awarded TO those who
are deemed worthy OF them.
course can be completed In from six to ten weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure in doing everything
in his power advance his students. and make them
thorough and eompsaed accountants; and his eXten
tive acquaintance with the business community viii
generally enable him To procure situations Tor thOsede
sirous of Obiaiuiu. them.
TEXu>:-Fof full course OF lessons in Book Keep
Ing. Writing. Commercial Calculations Commercial
Law, &c, SO (Oct2-d&wly) u. y. BACON, Principal.
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CAR7IAGR ANp nuraY MAKINGu

NTESSRS. SAIERLEE & Dt'GARMO have or
VI baud good assortment of one and two hsrsc Car
riagcs. Rockaways and Buggies, manufactured nl their
own shop after tbs most approved and modern sly les
Mcssrs. ). & Dec wilprompi! I'LL all or'le for
tom work in the neaiest and mot substantial manner
aud surpassed 10y Eastern manufacturers eth ia
quality price. They have an experienced arrage
lach smith who does the Iron work i'll stale to
be exceed. apply
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+ WE TIE AGUEauONGUS,

HAVE WE THE AGIE AMONG
TAKE KIER'S ROCK OIL, Il teaspoon!u ever three
hours, in the absence of the fe.er aud yru will be
cured of Ague. Same dose will cure Darrloea dose
every hour for Cholera Mor6us-fOr Piles and Rheuma
tism, dose times day, and apply externally. For
Burns, Worms and Group IL san excellent remedy. For
Sore Eyes. baihe , times ay. You can be cured of
Coughs and Colds, White Swclings Old Sores and III
GERS CancerOus Affections. sc. &c by Is IL has
cured hopeless eases of Kindness and Deafness. Good
Tor Biles. Erupons of the skin litter, and Female Dis
eases. NOM THESE TIL NGiS ARE SO, and the
s-Naure made this Oil. and made il RIGHT. II Is
making cures aud friends rpiily tried all
the country. IL j. bottled in its Natural tate and
Ike the Old Kentucky OIL, is used internally well
externally
Gel free Circular Of Directions OF the Agent-ex-
anime and his wonderful remedy 1t safe and dis
appoints none. Price 50 cents.
EVERY VESTlGE Of the dreadful Disease. Scrofula
be completely eradcated in less time and at less cost
or Inconvenience The patient than with any other
remedy.
The healthful balm fr IN Natures secret spring,
The bloom Of health, and life. To man will bring;
Asfrom her depths the magic liquid flows.
foe I'm our sufcrugs, and assuage our woes.
This Petroleum is obtained from well Pittsburgh
Pa. sou feet below the earh's surface. For sale 10y
HELLER, FARNSDEY a. co WOOL>EY & LINCk,
and HALL0CK g. SToDDARD. Evansville.
R.M. LYON ,Fo.t Wayne,
octid&r Proprietor
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BREApI cAKnsH cRAcKERsHl

NTcREYNuLp& WARD sall continue their Bakery
lN on Main street First and Second, where
they will all times, be In readiness suppl, old snd
new customers viii choice fresh article Of Bread
Cakes aud Crackers. They have. Of their 4
business, found il employ bread
Cart which III daily In Evansville aad IL
supply their customers ut distance Give ps frisl
and we will give you no sauce 10 complain ~ se.r
trccd. febiS
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WILL relieve ever! '-humai, being who hasap
w the following symptoms:
Indigestion Headache
HiIiousaess kxiremc Nervous Agitation
Acidy Palp,ation OF the Heart
sense Of oppression At ncaI acit. for the slight
the PIT of the stomach est eX"Ition
depression OF Spirits Nistiness 81 lndistincDess OF
Heavuess Vision
Cold Hands and Feet Unpleasant tlste in the
Ngm6ness oi the Lms and Mouth. particularly when
other parts rising ia the morning
Vertigo. Nausea Dull heavy pain aud sense of
Difficulty OF Respiration weight ia The Head
>tGpor Temporary loss OF memory
irriiabliiy \ sense of Emptiness
brow sInsss Pulse less frequent and more
Debility feeble than usual
Extreme LaBguoT aud Ex- Dependency
haustOn Emaciatior and Extreme De-
Restes>Less biiy.
Co.tiycuess.
Principal Depot az
BURNET'S, No. "a, EAST FOURTH STREET
" F9For sale by Druggists every where.
nPfrtce 80 Cents.
1rPCountry Dealers supplied at Proprietor's prices
by all incunst Druggists.
u-PPurchase none but 20. HAlsTED's Anti. Dyspep.
tic Pills
TF7Every box OF the Genuine Pills, has the name Of
go. II srrD" on the side label.
For sale in Evansville. Ind.
KELLER. FARNSLEY & CO.,
HALLOCk d STODDARD,
oct30 WOOLSEY q LlNCk.
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WM. HOLDEN.

NJERCHANT TAILOR, on Firststreet. between Main
VI and Locust is now prepared 10 manufacture any
kin of suit of Clothes. at tae shortest notice. and
Guaranteed - IT, tx hasa good assortment of Spring aud
summer Goods, consisting OF C'oths, tnssiuers, OF
rious cOlors, plain and fancy VesuDgs, @c., &c SUM
mer Clothing made up in the neaiesi and most fashions
able styles. Sir. H. will spare pains 10 merii
tinance OF the patronage with which he has been hitler
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WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD AN ID
ALL TIE NEWCOuEKs!!
oEwaNTHAL & CO.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAI IRIS II
READY.MADE CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS,
HAT, CAPS, &C.,
vert 10 Of Main aud Water SIS, EraHsIHs ia
WI DUID inf rm their friends aud the public in gen
Wv erlI that thew have received. aud receiving
daily stock of FA I'LL AND WISIFR GOODS.
Having constantly our own buyers In New York. Pull
adsphia and Baltimore. and being connec led with c
Loewenthai TO-. of Louisville. KY the largest Cloth
observation-disclosures this sid; Of tho Mountains, we are
able TO sell either WHOLESALE or RETAIL AT the
lowest Eastern prices and all wish, is, give
call before you purchase.
TPP.S S. Crossed % cent pieces and long Bits taken
I'm full Sepl
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Belle Vac ta:trstens.

THE proprietor ofthis garden ard public house mas e'
L. trsy RENTED the building, and improved the Srouh'
aal ready receive visitors. ms place O res"
situated the river 1anA. just below fisenn CreoA
Bridge aud is but short walk ffOm the heart OF the city
Rfesshuenis af all kinds DC obtained aud the wants
ofyisors carefully attended TO- The undersigned VIII
alwy be ON nand attend 10 those visiting his house
myj-u JOHN W. MAI lHE"o.
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HE undersigned has removed his stock Of Groceries
4 from Water street, TO the New Brick Building.
Of Locust and Second is. As lie designs
keep regular supply of good articles, appropriate to
Family Grocery, and To sell AT the lowest cash prices
he hopes 20 receive share OF the patronage OF those
around him. J. Il. HAMILTON.
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Clnsfnnat 10 Hamilton 80. Gin 10 Springfield 70
Fer ali Information and through tickets, apply at tn
Office Southeast of Broa away and FIR, 1T 81
the Depot Cincinnati.
W. A. LATHAM Tick ct Agent.
P.W. SrRADER Ge.r Agent.
H.WILkINSoN, Agent. Evansville.
aug l2-6md&v
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BOOTS ana SHOES,

II useless to ntion their eguut atf 1873 e3tcn
BAss ar,dv ABsEs. fl7fJ III ~ l-TT = fETGls
oners our heartfelt thanks Tor the nBnisak able do
nonstairHtios of approval received Va both whole
sale and retail departments Of our business respest
iuy soliciting continuation of the pubck favor
deem unnecessary TO ecapituate unriy sed faciii
ties and systems Of conducting business hieh
able US To compete not excel any esab Of hs
Kind 10 the Union. We beg say that every step
proyrcss In experience and extending business.
TENDS towards enabling us the more 10 extend great in
ducements and facilities 10 customers. Having
iarged our business to considerable degree since Of
sprI ~ we are this enabled offer friends
anu 10 The inspection of purchasers ly stock Of
goods which in superiority of make, beauty of
and iowness OF pres has certainly not is equal either
In the East or West! .a -... - -. =
rTCountry merchants should fail Tbs. stock
before pu rchasing. .ITW frfN - ~ rfEfrHF rfast
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Lamasco steam, Furniture Factory.
WIOLGSALE z RDFAIL.

<v4---a Messrs. WETZEb * KLINTWORr
s--zZ would inf)rin the public that having recently
IL established in Lamasco City, Steam rurhiture
V<sSseI Factory they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus elstea9s Wardrobes, and several other KINDS
Of Furniture, by steam thus enabling them TO furnish these
articles lower than can be purchaser elsewhere in this city,
an at Cincinnati FIstOrg prices Iher "o'N III ever!
r..nsetis equal To that of the Cincinna. factories
They are also prepared do Turning WORK brewery ues
cripon will be prepared To furnish eountr! iaah
fleturer with what they desire in this plricular The AZ
wanting Furniture Is called 10 me WORK "'
this Factory. M, -
Thc warsroom Is or Main street between ihrd anu
Folrn We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties,
besides ali other kinds OF Furniture u. the ROOM
llcc2S-ivl
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lust received at the corner of Main and Fret ts,
81 fresh supply nj he and colored Carpet Chain. Cot
batting and 5UO and 6UO Cotton Yarns for sale how
by(ocll2) SHANKIIN IL REILLY.
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HILLARY staoON.--GAs. GAs!.

HJR Billiard saloon, on the corner oi tir "a halh
streets. is brilliantly lighted with cfas every
evening. where visitors enjoy their games Win
eTsfy "a iliiy Tor pleasure The prices oi gaines nave
bsen ltsri lily reduced. determi"ed To gF"ii-
fy love billiards in every particular. We ar:
always plsIsedt see odrinends, especially ABOUT
s,,nstf SMYrH d RowLEY.
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MACK & LoBESsTlyR.
-.-..,.---. -. MACK & L0BENSTlNR.
Ecansriiie. Sept. 90. 1853. ~ 'i'is1t e
~ READY MADE CLOTHING,
~ fUxNIsHsNG GOODS, sIATs, H.
IN. CAPS, &C., &c. n f,veu -
w III o SALE AND RETAIL,

- - "A "A WI "A u A Ia,
MAJ" ST.. nearly opposite Bank.
fTNHE undersigned has just opened Clothing and
l. Furnishing Establishment, oprosiie The Bank. I'd
door ., low Alley. He has az Of Rea, sde
Clcthiig Furnishing Goods. &c.. which he Offers for
of this market Thoroughly ih-is line Of business he
prepared To crafty ,hen. His goods have rsr-
chased ut The lowest rates, and will be rold the
lowest prices Those wanting Clothing Of d~s~rip
ton, or Genemens furnishing Goods gene ,al.y would
hi 10 their advantage tocil ~ this be-
iors purchasing csevb here. la this stock VIII he foupd
Ovcreoats Coaks, Dress Frock and Sack Coats khirs
Hats and Caps. de-, &C. which open irspee-
house. as gOnd articles viii re sold tHrAP.
have also = urge as oriincit of MATCHES AND
EN EikY. all ,f whirh will be warranted. TO which,
call the attention. Of the public. .e.D sfriEL -
sc,fy L. KAHN.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Just RECEIVED


- n DOZ Wood Buckets: ~ nests Wood Tubs
~ per Forest Rose, and for e at lowest market
price by isep9l PRESTON BROTHERS.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH
$4,000 WORTH OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, NOT INSURED,

100000 WORTH OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, NOT INSURED,
Preserved in asich's Safe.
TIME following letter from Messrs. Salisbury
i smith needs no comment Ii shows that the conf
dcnce placed in our Safe is never misplaced:
NEW YORK, Nov. J., IsJ2.
MEssRs. ST. esRsEs Sc MARVIN
Gentlemen: We had one of your Safes on the third
floor Of FowLERs buildings. when destroyed by fire
Sunday morning. 3Uih utno. II contained stock Of
Jewery value $50 00 upon which no insurance ef
fected---wc having the most implicit confidence ~ the
Safe. When dug out of the ruins this Afternoon, the
pearancc Of the jeweiry proved that our faith
The entire contents whout stain Of
fire. although the Safe had been sixty hours ancg the
burning ruins Every watch and every piece ofewcry
il in the perfect order We cannot speak in too
high terms fyour Safe. and shall certainly insure
one dollars worth property in them. We viii give
you plan for new safe in a few days and remain,
Yours, rcspc1 fully
SALISBURY & ARROWSMlTH
II ought TO be generally known that the Insurance Of
fees make considerable reduction from their establish
cd rates on jewelry deposited in safes.
A large assortment always on AID at the Dcput No.
LAG Water street, New York.
STERNS Il MARVIN,
Successors TO Rich & Co.,
The only manufacturers OF Saamandcr safes com bin-
Ing WILpsR's and Rion's Patents.
ALLIS & HoWEs,
EoYe-3 Agcnts, Evansville, Ind.
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FANCY SILK AND w d q l. Il n
DYER AND SCOCRER.

II BUTTS most respectfully informs the citizens Of
Evansville and vicinity that he Is prepared TO-
dye Silks silk Velvets, Ladies' Walls, Mernoes, Alpaca
Dels and dresses OF every description, any toor
desired. and huisirs n -iye supe Tor any other es
"a lishment in this country. Canton Grape Shr wis
cleaned aud made good white. dyed the delfl
cate coi'r. Kid Gloves cleaned. Any fancy eolored
goods cleaned and color restored, and finished IN
peror style. $50 IL Ifnsnr-r,9 4lrif - .1ltlsd
A NEW DISCOVERY.
~. u. would also inform yebteiaeD, that he cleans
garments Of every shade dye. them any color. Wy
method ehoiy new, and warrants them not to rub on
any more than new gsods. aud to look early well
new Tie would also inform merchants that he dyes all
kinds OF faded goods, and rEgages make them ssle-
aLlc or no charge will be made. arm ,.I-.f. = -
St'aw Bonneis dyed any color.
U y shop Sycamore street, nearly opposite the
oher"oou house' r-rflr rf., .e 4.s sepe
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RAILROAD LINES.
AID LIN ES
by THE WAY OF

CINCINNATI, COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
~ ROUi E.-To n. York via Railway in 30 hours; to
n. FORK by Lake STEAMERS via Cleveland in 3ehours
Pittsburgh in IA hours to Bostonin d is hours to
Ph ladeiphia in 90 hours; via LII MIAMI RAIL
WAY - vti.u-1 g7t-
Fova Daily TgArSs.-lst Train, Lightning Express at
6, An, end Train Accommodation Express. al i.s
u; 81 Train HiIsboro Train. at IL NJ 4h evening
T'r-.ns run by Columbus time, : min. faster than
Cincinnati. The roads are laid through with heavy
+ rail.
Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati at NJ. connect
ing 1T Csy with Lake Shore Railroad TO Uunkirk
Buffalo connecting az Dunkirk with v. York and
Erie Railroad and at Buffalo and Albany and New York
City Railroads To New York and Boston. Second Train
Accommodation Express, az l2 N, connects ut
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad TO Dnnkirk and
Buffalo, connecting at DunHirk with New York and Erie
Ra'Hoad, Ut Bngalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
norh CITY kallrosds and at Bu.io with Niagara Fails
Railroad to New York. Boston, Niagara Falls, gdens
burgf Montreal, &c. .a 1922 t.r ~ ~ ~
ALSO: connects ri Cleveland with the new and mag.
lain Bride. Crescent City, Casn Pease; connecting at
Buffalo with the Buffalo and albany, New York City,
and Niagara Falls Railroads for New York Boston, Nj
agar;i Fails. ogdens5urgh. Montreal, ....-, r..-
Fourth Train Efening Express. al w. connects al
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad tn Dunkirk and
Railroad connecting NJ Buffalo with New York City.
Buffalo and Albany, and Niagara Falls Railroads 10 X,
York. Boston and Niagara Falls.
PrTIsBuKGH. PmLADELrBIs 81 BALrInoRE.- First Train
Lightning Express. lie YES Cincipnat at NJ connect
ing AT Crestne With Ohio aud Pepnsyvana riroad w
Pittsburgh, connecting with Pennsy ivania Railroad W
Philadelphia and baltimore. Cincinnati TO Phiiad. and
Baltimore direct!
ZANESVILLE WHEELING, BALTIMORE. &c
FIRST Train Lightning Express, at A ". and Second
Train Accommodation Express, att l2 A NJ, connects
~ Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad 10 lnesville
connecting with Ohio Stage Companys Lines via Ma
tiohal Road TO Wheeling, connecting with Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington etc. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express. PM Passengers 10y this Train sleep
at Columbr. and resume Icy Morning Train via Central
Ohio Railroad 10 GAINESVILLE connecting with Ohio Stage
Company's Lines to Wheeling. ~ o. M
HILLSBOpO.--Thrd Train leaves Cincinnati at 9
NJ. connecting at Hilisboro with Ohio Stage Com
pxny' Lines Cbiiicothe Pix etoh. Ne. -s-6t tr
r. Cn,,i IN Win Rail r,ui eli her
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PACKAGES FRESH FALL ODSI
MEHRITT, FIELD a. CO..

WHOLESALE DEALEks IN Ry GOODS, BOOTS, sHoEs HATS
e,
EY.A.NS V(LLE, INDIANA.
4 RE now receiving the largest and most desirable
n stock OF Dry Goods Boots. Shoes, Hats. Caps and
Notions, opened in Indiana all of which We eau
and nil sell low and good terms they can be
had la any of the Western Cities We ia refore respect
fully request those wishing purchase to look through
stock before buying, feel satisfied IN We tan
Offer inducements will make il their interest 10
trade with us. sep92
BOOTS AND SHOES.
4 LARGER SUPPLY. than have before ofo red
~ for sale, hand and on the way. We
call the attention OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS 10 a st,tk
of unusual variety. selected for this market. purchased
The nufactories at the lowest rates. As
make this exclusive business, hold out
strong induce To traders. favor with call.
sep27 v. X. HENDRICKS IL co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-19
Prepared and sold by JAMES G. AVER.
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whole sale and retail ia Princeton iy y. Hallock IN
Petersburgh. by Adams 81 Campbtll and by Druggists
Throughout The State. aus.6