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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-03
wooDBUl,N,s TEyER AND AGUI

Nov offered 10 the public for the 6rsttime This med
~ icne has existed In private family for more tina
fifty years, has been distributed 10 considerable exten
among friends and has during the whole time, aud in
instances proved Itself failing remedy whether
applied to common cases TO third day ague Of well
known stubborn notoriety.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends has the proprietor to give to the
public The Undersigned who know the medicine by
their experience have consented take agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, and offer IL BY the
dozen single bottle, with the express understanding
ecinnsed according tdorecons, does not affect perfe
and permanent cure. lmhlO-tf ALLIS & HOWES.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sToREl

ta . ON MAIN sTRKEr.
In the room formerly occupied by Bab-
cock Brothers. a. n Hardware store.
WE are now opening large and well selected stock
wv Of Beefs and Shoes, which have been purcha sed
from the best Manufactures In Massacus tts by
perienced buyer, ut the lowest cash prices
We tkisk We can show deal r. coming to Evansville
y stock and Shoes, which for variety and neat
ness of stvie, and durability OF Work manshp, carno
be exceiled and we can and will sell them al as low
rates. AZ any oil the establishments either In Cincinnati
or Louisville.
Retail consist Of the latest styles, and best
brands OF New ENGLAND custom work, such as we rh
C srrsnf to give satisfaction. e.Faf -
We will take pleasure In showing goo ls Please
call an examine. v. h. HENuklChS q Co.
III n g. COPY TTH ~ Hf sept23
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Bella Vue (snrNens.

sHE proprietor ofthis garden aud public house. has OF
L trey rented the building, and improved the groun.
and Is ready receive visitors This place OF rss
isstuated on the river bank, Just below Pigeon Creek
Bridge and 10 but sho walk from the heart OF the city
Refreshments kinds be Obtained and the want1
visitors carefully attended to. The undersigned VIII
always be hand TO attendte those Waiting his house
my6.0 JOHN N. N.AIIhEWos
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new SPRING GOODS.

Cheap Cheaper! Cheapest -!
II have Just received the best selected assortment OF
Spring Goods. ever broughtto this market Consist
ing OF ready made Corhng Of every Variety together
with splendid lot of Hats Caps and furnishing Goods
which will sell cheaper than ever. My facilities fol
buying goods enables too6er GREATER INDUCE
MENfS then ever.
MY SEW ING MACHlN
still continues TO turn OF tie best ofcusom work cheap
er Than be made BY hsnd anywhere. Tff1
Call and examine my goods, they are worthy your at
tention marsl s. GUMBEKTS.
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Lamasco steam Furniture Factory.
= WaOI,E8ALB q RETAIL. etr

Messrs WETZEL & KLINTWORT
S2 would inf ,rm the public that having recently
" established In Iamasc0 City, Steam furaiture
49, Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus BsdsteaS Wardrobes and several other kinds
Of Furniture seam thus enabling them TO furnish these
articles lower than be purchaser elsewhere IN nls ci
and at Fsetors price, Their work In every
respects equal TO that Of the Cincinnati factories.
They also prepared TO do Turning work ofevsy des
erpon, aud will be prepared furnish country tlanu
factrers with what they desire In this particular The at
tenton Of those wanting Furniture called the work oil
this Factory.
The wareroom IL or Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs OF different varieties
besides all other kinds Of Furniture ct the room.
(dec2S-Jy]
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Sun DRIES. tn
900 BAGS prime Rio Coffee;
ZVVJ IS do old Government Java do;
100 hhds Sugar; f
IA, 500 bills Plantation Molasses;
$50 nj bbls do = do
go boxes prime w Cheese; 1890
800 resms Wrap Paper; tst, =
50 do Gap and Letter paper; %
3DO bbls hfs and qrs Mackerel;
| 10 White Fish; 10 INF do do
/. Trout. u Received in store and 70
sale by Imarsl PRESTON BROS.
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vULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER
NImcInimG RRllimR.

THE experience of tina last ave years has gained for
u this Betting the confidence of the consumers: this
together with the act that great Improvements have
been made in the quality warrants the manufacturers In
asser TO be superior to leather anything else.
Belts for the follewi reasons-
j. The perfect equality OF width and thickness which
il will retain.
9. No danger Of heat under 800 degrees Fahrenheit
Injuries it, aud remains flexible Ia any degree of cold
OF great strength and durability, does not slip
the puIiies consequently gain Of power is Obtained
and when adjusted to machinery does require alter
alton. as Is the case with leather, any other.
leather, any otbtr 49,
NY large -ertment always hand, and furnished
deci1-ls5a. BABCoCK BRoTHERs.
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CERrIF,1,srES.

-
RocKPoRr STEAM Mills April. 1885,
AGENTS or THE BosroN BELTISe COMPANY: Gents
As respects the Vulcanized Rubber Betting will
speak for ITSELF having been two years in The
large main belt hundred and eighty revolu-
tons per minute, and are apparently good the day
they were put on. We have also large quantity Of
the Railway Betting which is also doing very well.
JAMES HASKELL Superintendent,
NAuxKEAG CoTroS Mus, SALEM, April 4, 1880.
AGESTs or THE BosroN BgLTIsG COMPANY: Gents
In reply your inquiries. would say, that after the
use the Vulcanizcd Rubber Belts manufactured BY
the Boston Betting Company for two year, am fully
satisfied with their operation although ut first taken,
matter Of necessity, TO drive the machinery, that
stopped by the failure OF the gears adopted for this pur
pose. The Railway Betting had of you for the Con.
ductors, complained Of by the that started
Them properly adjusted by his and have
been In operation three years. and have worked WE'LL
requiring repairs particular attention; which
fact OF the OPINION when first put at work, they
were kept too tightly trained on the pulies
Respectfully yours
ff- EDWARD SMITH, Treas. Naumkeag Mills.
CocHEco NAME Co., Down, N. H., April, 1850
AGENTS OF THE BosToN BELTING COMPANY: Gents
We have had II your Vulcabized Rubber Belts
hundred and fee long and twelve inches wide, In
five years, and will say il another wanted we
should use the Rubber rather than leather.
Yours truly, GEO. MATHEWSoN
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JUST RECEIVED AT.
NJ. A. LAWRENCE,
Nlarble Works. p

s.u .ni Pei Near fhs Court House. ~, sl..t 81
A LARGE stock Of dne White no. marble, direct
~ from w. Also lot Of White Statuary, and now on
hand the largest stock OF Italian and American
MARBLE offered Ian this city, (and more comirg) con-
sstine In part of Monuments, Tonbs, Obesks, scrolls
Head stones and Gothic work Of various les. finished
By Eastern Workmen, in manner that cannot laii W
please which will be sold nj reduced prices NJ b. Or
Evansville Sept ~ ie73 = M A. LAWRENCE.
L-l Az ROBERTS q CO., sis
COMMISSION. FORWARDING AND WESTERN
es PRODUCE MERCHANTS, 50 IL
Nc. 62 Poydras street, New Orleans.
Particular attention given to the purchase Of
Goods on orders.
Rrvrnrxcrs:-Messrs.J Jas. Connolly & Co., A. Brother
ESQ.,, q. G. Lathrop. New Orleans: ID. A. January e.
Co.. Riggs, Ii, ering x Co., Smythe tore, ST. Louis;
J. A Skin, ESQ.,. Richardson. Gardner d stone, Gin.
cinnsti; Thursson ESQ; Louisville. Ny; u. war.
& Co., Mobile; 8. x. Gilbert. Evansville. jan2s
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IN DOE LEGHORN HATS;
CU. gdoz Florence Bonnets;
ceases Silk Hats, just received and for sale b,
feby3 J. n. MAGHEE & CO.
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WANTED ttft
n mn pounds Feathers;
OUsOOOi0OO0 do Ginseng;
25UJO do Beeswax. Httt
Our arrangements such that always pay
the very hg est market price in Cash for the above ar
tcles. X. A. HOLDEN & 60,
mh231y -tieast incinIati. D.
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FURNgSHGvG GOODS
NEW YORK CLOT HING STORE,

ON WATER STREET, NEXT TO HoRNIRooK & BrRTls GROCER
bstpeea Main and sycomore.
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nAINTS. OILS, AND vARNIsB.-
500 kegs pure White Lead;
50 bills Lnsecd Oil; -
10 bills spirits Turpentine ~
10 casks Ven Red; ~ ~
|, h-s 10 casks l. Brown;
S casks Yellow Ochre Fscn;
10 bbis Whit ng;
casks Lamp Black;
5bbis Copai varnish; f.sE.agl 4 D ~
S bills Coach do; $50 ...stl s
bbls Damar do, sale BY op,,-
feb26 '.t1 49, Z. BELL
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING. ~

WI w. TlLESTONls ready 10 receive ana promptly
attend orders In his line ofbusiness at his shop
on half spare below the sherwood House.
corner Of alley He prepared TO execute IN the best
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting In all its varieties lmta-
tons Of Wood Marble, &C., and Ornamental Painting
generally He also soics orders for House Painting aud
Al the shop door. novl2 '5s II
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BREAD! CAKE5M CRACkERS!!
McREYNOLD & WARD still continue their BAKERY
WI Main street between First and second, mhers
they will al all times, be in readiness to Oh
new customers with choice ana fresh article OF pIead
Cakes aud Craclsers They have. on account OF .ne,
business found necessary TO employ D1eao
Cart which will daily in Evansville aad Lamasco 20
su, ply their customers at distance use 10 sa'
anu y VIM So u feblj
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OOonFEET Of best Lime and Free Curb stone for
ZOUU sale by lmyl2~tfl NOSES ROSS.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

VTTE would INFORM old customers and the public,
wv that have jus'received very large and well
selected assortment offspring Goods: the largest and
best have Offered TO the public in this city
We prepared supply all calls. either Whole
sale or Retail at CHI aJer rates than before.
They have also on hand large assortment Of
-r ~. TR NKS, r-tg1 a- "A
Comprising all ordinry varieties, which we ofYer for
sale at reduced price. - LOO
-ea CUR SToCH
Consists of vaSeiy OF Men and Boys ready made
Clothing; Hats Caps and Shirts. Furnishing Goods
generally. Also choice assortment OF show Case
goods We only ak the people to call anu we will
perform all we adv,rtise.
! mars saa lsia I-1'ia KAHN & VILE.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely reftted and re:urnished Il, and prepared
10 ente tain he patrons In satisfactory
mauner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has cool stock OF horses and car
riages To let.
The stable Is large clean and well located, and good
hosters are In attendance. Particular attention
ing and In all respects the public shall lind the Sher
wool House a good Hotel. ljy6-u1 J. A. 8YERs.
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F4RM AND lanyard FOS SALE.
49, THE UNDERSIGNED offers at private -,
5i sale his Farm, situated On The Prince 35Zh
n! ton road. tire. miles from Evansville, y
I4 and NJ out mile from the Railroad -
This farm comprises aboat sixty with good frame
house and barn IT, and about twelve under eul
tvation. lis in every particular desirable location
will also sell the Tsn Yard the above farm, having
thirty layaway watts, houses &c bark and ever, hing
necessary for immediate work. The Farm ard lanyard
will be sold separate together, 70 IL purchasers.
For terms and farther Mt the farm Of
- MARSHAL McMURRAN.
Refer to JoHv Ixels. Jr, Evansville, Ind.
dsc3l JAMES LAueALIN.S
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rLoUw AGENCY.

VNTE have taken the Agency Of the "Frapcisco MIL"
wv and shall be constantly supplied with vsry ehsies
article Of Fisnr which will sell for Cash deve
~ At a rsry loo price. s. 4. GILBERT & CO.,
febI9 Syc. near Water.
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sP6ING GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, very handsome lot OF fresh
Spring foods. and desirable styles, consisting
of Prints Lsns. Ginghams, Cottonades, tcached Mus
lins Barraie Delaines, Chambreys, Nous DeLains,
DC, which se will sell at very low prices.
feb23 f. f J. n. MAGHEE & co.
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der her directions expressly fol this market and consists
OF every article requisite to complete gentemens ward
| yoho
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PANT STUFES, TwEEDS. &C.
~ cases ust receiv ed embracing every variety OF
~ quality and color. .sa4 8a5.. ilHt
4 Bales Tcki,g: ...-,a. .
~ pcs of blk Cloths and Cassimeres, To all OF
which We in lite the particular attention Of the trade us
they are for sale low.
mha4 MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
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n..is MERRITT, FIELD & CO. af
Wholesale importers of Dry Goods.
% ErnaspifIe Ind .

EraAsrlUe Tad. N IaIt d
A RE recei'ing and opening in the large and com
n modious buining lately erected byNr. OIUer Ladd
on First street bSueem Main aud SycaR6rs street, the
largest and best assorted stock OF fancy and Staple
Dry Goods ver,rought TO this market. Our extern
sive facilities i,conn-ction with New York house.
enables US 10 ofr such Inducements Ia purchasers
will make 1t heir advantage 70 purchase of US. We
shall continue add weekly TO already largo stock
50 as to keep lat all tmesfull and well assorted.
PRINTS PRINTS II iiaa ..sia.,
Spragues, Frnklin, Cochieo, Globe, Merrimack,
ID Allen q So, Dunneis, Washington, and all desir
able brands tr sale ut a small advanceoi maDufactur
ing prices BY mar2l MERkI1T, FIEI u q CO.
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BUTCaER SHOP.
WIN. PAYNE has removed his Butcher shop from
w the corner Of Vine aud First streets. to half
square nearer Main sreeon First street. between Vine
and sy where would be pleased TO see his old
and new customers keeping hand he does, an ex
celeut assortment Of Fresh Meats, &c.
povlI0 WI. "a I'VE.
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wehave an open Policy Of insurance, which wiz cove
all shipments address, WHEN advised ey letter per
mail or when endorsed on bills OF lading before or
the time of shipment. MOGKlDGE McFAuL.
d noxIO--d&wix ~ ST. Louis, MO.
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HvANsvILLs H,T MaNUFACTORY.
Spring Fashion, Centfmen's Hats.
r SHALL introduce my Spring Style Of Gentemen's
j Hats. Saturday, March sth. The style and shape
d admirably neat and quality the best that fine
terials and good workmanship can possibly produce.
l am now ready TO take orders. Persons sending or
ders from distance. rely their being prompti,
md carefully nlled. r. vAUTlEk-
mari First street I'd door above Main.
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JOHN c. DEvEREUx Jr.,-Has on hand and for sale
BY the Barrel single gallon rs rate article Of Lard
novs - JOHN c. DEvEREUx Jr.
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l. his friends, strangers, and the public, that be
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CARPETING AND FURNISHING GOODS
GENERALLY.

vt,HE SUBSCRIBERS have just received, from
4 the latest importations, complete assortment
of the richest foreign and from eastern nanufac-
surers all the varieties and styles of elnestc Dry
Goods for House Furnishing, such as
Velvet Carpeting OF the newest deslgL7
tapestry do do DO DO do DO do DO
Tapestry and Brussels for halls amidst cps
Superior Three-Ply Ca ting extra rich
Superior Ingram do DO
Twilled and plain Venetian Carpeting, extra rich
Rich Chenele and Tufted Rugs
Chensle and Tufted Parlor Mats
l0.4 nd u printed Druggets
l0.4, II A, and 1914 Crumb Cloths
in Curtain Materials and fixtures, such as
Satin LANES, new style, and very rich
Worsted Damasks, all colors
Union Damask5, great variety
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Medium and low priced Curtain Muslins
Buff Linen for Shades, of every width
Brass Cornces, and suitable fixtures
Curtain Gimps, side and centre Tassels
Linen Sheet gs, all widths and qualities
Marseilles Quilts, all sizes
Bed Blankets, Hsyy fine, Of every size
satin Damask Table Cloths, from 81 to pa
Snnerior and low priced Damask Napkins
Diaper and Damask Towehngs.
Together with every other article IN our me Tor
House Furnishing purposes, TO which We respect
fully invite the attention of purchasers, assuring
them that the facilities we enjoy, and the ext
preparations we have made Tor an increase IN tiis
branch of our business will enable US 10 ouer IN
ducements both in price and terms, fully equal to
any similar establishment IN the United states,
HOOE BROTHER co.
Seotg Union and Alex Gaz
DLAYING CARDS, Of every description and
L quality, for sale at the manufacturers prices
Good Playing Cards at dollar per dozen
ck5
Fine Playing Cards at 81 so and 81 IS.
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