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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-11
HONOR THY MOTHER.

2"Come on, boys; come on, boys!n
shouted Harvey b., to a group of his
playmates. 1at &aalH -hfe
"Wherei wheretn as5d
"Let,s go down to the river and have
your names scientifically" 2a
"Yes, come onl let's go let's 60 !"
answered they.
"Where are you going, Willard ?"
az am going home" -
"Come on, don't back out.'f4s ~ n
ri dare not go without the consent of
my mother. stsatna~ aa sl5 d
Coward! coward ! cowardtp cried
the boys. ia7afiiiJ hts-9Ta saE 9$a
az would not be such a child as! to
ask my mother to permit me to go where
[ wanted to.'s Is sTr71s u5G.i s73ai
bed" I'm not a coward replied Willard,
his eyes flashing, and his manly form
erect "I'm not a cowardi Ipromised
nay mother I would not go where there
was danger, without first obtaining per-
mission from her."
1oa"He is right,n said George "I am
going with him to ask my mother, Also
"You can wait, or go on as you
tchoose,'' said Willard /; I am going i'm
mediately,I and if she consent, I'll join
you !" and he. turned On his heel and
walked off with George 1ci Tas
,IT" Let them 90, 'Beried Harvey; they're
the milk sops, we're the eBravos,n and
he ran toward the river followed by all
the boys.dt % ~xsss1QgIallc sri
hit was early in spring, and the u
was thawing the ice very fast, which
made it dangerous to GO on il, and for
that reason Millafd would not go.
Harvey was a bad boy he~'respected
neither his father nor mother; he prided
himself on Ais nahliness, smoked segars,
and was cdndingoa very fast. bail
Millard respected his mother, obeyed'
her in alllthings, loved alIhis playmates,
and'feared God. ad3 u brow 5if III
How many Millards and Haryeys 1
wonder there are who read the Sun every
week? I think not many Harveys.
~ Dear boys, do you always obey your
mother? Do you respect her !? If l
were to say you did not love her you
would be very much shocked, would you
not ? Well, you must prove your love,
by obeying her always. a go
As soon as a boy thinks he is too old
to obey his mother, scorns her counsels,
smokes segars, runs with fire companies,
stands at corners making remarks on all
who pass, then it is all up with him.a1Il
would not think much of him, but pity
him, and think of his poor mother, his
wasted youth and unhappy old age.
Many a ruined man looks back to the
time when he first disobeyedh his mother,
when he was tempted to do wrong, as
the stepping stone to all his misery. IF
you have the moral courage, you will
never car to, be called a coward is he
who disobeys his mother from fear of
SaSabaeA sad
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aAEE fob KrNDero yoURT Mornka p

sABE FoU KIND 70 YOUR MoThka p
Come, my little boy and you mg little
girl, what answer can ,yVp give me to
this question? Who was It that watch
ed over you when you was helpless
baby 2 Who nursed and fondled YOU,
and never grew weary in her love? Who;
kept you from the. cold by night and,
the heat by day ? Who guarded you in
health, and comforted you. when you
were If? Who VAST that wept. when
the fever made your skin feel hot, and
your pulse beat quick and hard2o Who
hung over your little bed when you we're
f%retfnl, and put the cooling drink to your
parched kps9 sWho sang the pretty
ihymnsto please you as you lay, OF kneit
down by the side of the bed In prayer ?
Who was glad when yorl began TO get
well, and who carried you into the fresh
air, to help your recovery ? Who taught
you how to pray, and gently helped YOU
to learn to.reade Whoshss BORIS With
your faults, and ibeenakiid arsdh pstient
with your childish ways2e WhqF loves
you still, and contrives, and works, and
prays for you every day you i've Is It
not your mother; youi<own dear mother?
Now, then, let me- ask you9NAre ron
kind to your mother 2 ss i sedt
There are many ways In which chill
dren show whether they are kind or not
Do yod always obey her, and try to
pleascsher? s when sheaspeaks,a are you
ready to attend tdshehKoics? .ordo YOU
neglect what she wishes you toado9 Do
you love to make her heart feeliglsd?
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A SHIFTY JUDGE.-A short time since
they had a queer case for a Circuit Judge
in tho Western District of Tennessee.-
He was a good lawyer, but cared nothing
for appearance, and less for dress. The
latter he knew nothing about; it being
left entirely to Betty, his wife,. His Bet
ty was absent from home; once when he
started around on the circuit; leaving
the Judge to pack his cloths for the trip.
Heidi SO but instead of~fndinghis shirts,
he seized onaa pile Of his wife's what's.d
you-call-ems, used for like purpose
A learned brother who roomed, with him,
was much amused a few mornings after,
wards, at the queer appearance of the
Judge, nothing being in sight but his
head, arms, and feet, his looks of Devil
derment and his sotto voice reflections,
which were "I wonder what on earth
made Betty cut off my sleeves. I can't
see" Tt is probable that he heard the
reason the next time he saw Betty, but
not before, as the Bar kept dark on the
matter tohim) that round,
EfEer SO ffH5frE3 - ~ q ttfUt u F-GrEt3 L4fga
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. AAo1rss OF LoSvE.MsThee child whose good
offices are always ready. when they are
wanted-to run up stairs or .down-to
get chips or rock the cradle, OF to run
on an errand and right back land
all with q cheerful look and pheasant tenn,
per, has a reward along with such good
deeds. A little girl can get her grand
fathers slippers, or put away his book,
or gently comb his thin locks, and wheth-i
er she thinks of it or not, these little
kindnesses are the sunbeams that light
on up a dark and ,woful world. a.
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W don't you stop, then pr
aCanse I can't'Asez Betsy.

"Then Why don't you. fix yourself for
bed ?''iliaA S9"sf tzs9ii s3tR siTs J
an The p seq Betsy, Ned Aldfo las
keered off my nightgown, an CAN'T $
I've seen little bobtailed dogs afore
now run like chain lightning, with a piece
Of stove pipe tied fast to, the stump of
their extreme end, but Jehu yon orter see
me leave Betsy Davis's house. The way
I tilted over the fence an things would
have skeered the telegraph. But i kept;
that ere nightgown., BY darn9 its the
greatest curiosity. this side of Japan.4l
Inever went to sea-but I went to see.
that gal, the a good mess Of times arter
that, an 1arnt the difference. '~tween-corts.
IN an hookin a1gal's n7ghtgown. Now
warnt it comikil2 ssspas SiA'
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stief9FsyBs6 s.f nc isE5fnigh

saisEFhe stiekSoFtypeaha9h n fssofmieht
Than warrio hosts pf fortres4 Rtfl,
And 1t shall batter overs 70 dust
ls9af adahst ladghs atstege dfcdh5o6aDsU.f
kbfsHaw cnstoraaryisikto salbtIIe Press
the ppblest bulWa aofsoafsriehts the
palladium O. liberty. Sci and. it GER
tainly deserves these titles But the
hest filings are too often abused, and
THE Press Is perverted from these glori-
keus objectsito beeome tlIeaengins of ma
lice and the dissemipater pfifa1seh0od.
Political opposition, e~pgenders personal
enmfty and recruitment leads to the base
resortsof eardfhny. at has been Justly
said that he who aspires to a public Of
|fcemast enddfe aHfefyR ofdeaf,, every
action OF his life, that wfiiadmit of cen
sure il arrayed against himgqand if his
conduct has been go unexeepti0pable q
to disapp0int this array, Misrepretentd-
tionand slabaef are employed ID rs stead.
The eommon inffmaties Of human ma
ture are made ia himspartichlarsobjects
of ridicule-his. closet and .6ressde are
invaded, and his private feelings. tortur-
ed by the scurrility Of his opponents.-
These effects do not arise from the lib
erty of the Press, but from dts licsntious-
ness; it is a serious evil and that man
who could devise a remedy, would be
truly a benefactor to his country. The
virtaesl6fa saint and the talents of an
angel, cannots secure a maa from calum-
ny the best ofroar conntrymen,a Wash
ington, Franklin, Jefferson, and others
innumerable, have suffered by vile and
cowardly sdetractien. The effect of this
universalesensuresis1 to make many good
and aldermen stand aloof1fromfepOlitieal
contests and withheld their talents that
might, otherwise be beneficial to the
community it renders. some men in Of
iceobdurate and almost Indifferent to
public opinion, and thus n of the best
effects oftthe Press, its or pub
lie officers, is destroyed The conduct.
ors of the Press should be men D liberal
principles and strict entegrity, firm in a
good cause, and unwilling ia undertake
"a bad one; suehsmeu4 are "a real credit
and adya. tage toLtheff country But
when so much. prejudice apdpassion are
visible, such injustice and indecepcy, we
cannot but regret that persons, so unfit
for the business are placed at-the head
of the chief organ of Communication with
the public. Besides the mischief they
occasion at home, they lower rs in the es-
5tihation of other nations s
In seonclusion; let me,s thai Print;
ers haye, an honorable employment, and
one that the first men have filed; an oc-
cipatlon which is, 10 all who WILDE true
to themselves in its p~ursuits,g ethe path
to honor and eminenee.ssL0rd Erskine
was a Printer Franklin asa Print
err Berangerpthe great French Poet,
wasa Printeri Theirs, the great French
Historian, was "a Printert PRIMERS
have become our State Gevernefs they
take seats among our-Senatorss gand as
leading Editors, hare welded pens that
control the destinies of Nations
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eWAA4 w6GfD JoHx WEs22EY SAY r.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is about being
erected IN Washington dbyi the'GMetho-
dists. # is to be one Of the m6Atpostly
and elegantly finished church sdifces On
the continent.
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E@ Halo, Pomp,g what are you
hdoin dare Iip g Fishin. ,, esAnd what
you got in your mouf?s' sob nogin, but
some worms for baitP'
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GuR1odsiF A6T.mFeyay IEhSdiiaana, is
the,only town onthe Ohio river where a
case of cholera has newer; ooeuFfed.-
There is not a we'll inlthe plaeeza The
Inhabitants use cisteFp water altogether,
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IN EAa Do you like novels? said a city
girl to her Buckeye beau.
az don'tknow, said he, "forI never
eat any, but I'm some on young possom.'
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-TEVuRLERa, %.

'a5sno
'i3o- ~SsxHAfcH AMDcLoCK ,Postof
ees Bnilding, Main streets Ashland,
Ohio, Gold and Steel Pens, and a choice
@yar1ety Of Jeweiry, kept Consantlyon
Aand- Soyembe %, 1853. S3tE
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DR- NJ ~ RIDDLE,

Pyaetfti0Esr OF -Aediefze and Surgery, ,..
TTyTLE attend to all business CONNECTED Wltnnls
oi6dtf DFofessfeB. OficeSnfhe Ee11Ee Of Troy: ASH
49, eounty. Ohio. 1y46 Z
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DIS. =. r ;. & J.. pOWANs
80 RRAcTfTioNERs OF MEDICINE AND SUB
Z JesomeFilie, Ashland county, Ohio
March 2Gth, 1854. Ef
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-21
Few HARDWARE sTORE!!!
CHARLES =. WILLIS

-.
new opening new aud very extensive Spring stock
and the Goods purchased direct from Sheffield
(Eng and AEsercan Manufacturers he il prepared
sell Al as close tgures house in the West Mer-
chants and others will fbd 20 their advantage to
anime his stock. Il is quite large reN selected
purchased isr aud with entire the wants
this market. .r-T n .| n
Thankful tn the merchants o the nerio and the cit
OF this city, for their fvors alreay extended he
will endeavor To merit Tin fuure) their confidence and
patronage Among his stock may be found the foil ing
ItO doz Waldron Grass, Grain and Briar Scythes.
Gu daz Scythe Snathes (assortea).
so doz Hay and Manure Forks.
I0dOz Grain Cradles.
2OfOz Scy the Stones.
100 doz Steel aud iron Hoes.
IS doz .Ames'' & 'Rowland's' Shorels & Spades
SO boxes .Lcveretts,' .Lippiacot's and Collins
Axes.
he u casks Trace and Log Chains.
50 doZ Wagon and Coach Hames.
so Platform, Counter and Tea Scales.
2 cases Mill and Cross-cut Saws
100 packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods.
10 doz Selves and Riddles.
loo gross Table Knives and Forks
go doc Pocket Knives complete varety-)
~ l. > o.
Shears, Scissors. Butcher Knives, Locks, Iatches,
Butts and Screws Brass Kettles Sadrons, Strap Hinges
Planes and Edge Tools, Wood Saws. brushes (Horse
Scrub, Shoe and Whewash) Tack sisse Nails Patent
Br5ds, Curry Combs. Horse Wool aud Cotton Carus
Wagon and Buggy Whips. DC, &e., p,reihcr WIN al
articles necessary, kept in a Hardware House.
CHAS. =. WELLS. Main street.
2d door below Branch Bask.
mhI7-3md&w Evansville, Ind.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

THE new locomotive Sullivan reached
the top of the wharf yesterday, and progress
Cd some little distance towards the depot.
- The Wabash is now in excellent con-
dition, and rising at almost all points, the last
news brought by boats.
- The Emma Watts started yesterday
for the Wabash with as much freight as she
could carry. She had been loading here for
several days.
THE splendid Crystal Palace arrived
here yesterday morning from st. Louis hav-
Ing left that city Tuesday evening. She
had q large crowd Of passengers on board
We thank the officers for large package Of
papers. This elegant and swift packet will
be down day after tomorrow, Sunday, for st.
Louis.
THE river is reported rising at Gin
cinnati and Louisville, and at Pittsburgh.
The Mobile Tribune says the Eliza
No. 2, on down trip, with 500 bales Of cot
ton. snagged aud sunk at ro,is Shoals-to-
tai loss. Insured for about $4,000.
90 The river was rising at St. Louis last
Tuesday-had risen a foot in the "a hours
ending at noon Tuesday.
- The Illinois and Missouri rivers are
feported rising fast. The Upper Mississippi
On stand.
The fast Ben Franklin is due early
this morning from ST. Louis, for Lousville.-
Those who want TO go up in quick time and
comfortably had better take her.
- The Lamartine has sunk again
She sunk little over a week ago above the
Lower Rapids, but was raised and started for
Rock Island to get repaired, but just before
reaching the docks she sprung a leak ard
sunk in feet water. She can again be rails
cd.
THE Kentucky No. 2, built at this city,
left St. Louis last Monday loaded for War
saw and Oseola. We presume she is hard
aground by this time. as the Upper Mississippi
isvery low.
- The Fashion came down yesterday
morning. early. She took the Telegraph No.
Is place. We thank Charley Shulz, first
clerk. fpr papers.
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REMOVAL.
GEO. ID. WlNCllELL.

MANUFACTURE of Japanned and Stamped Wares.
wi Wstee Coolers. Toilet Wares, &C.. &c. having re
the old stand corner of Walnut and PEARL
the n. W. RACE AND oLrsBIA. Tor Second
.tr and having largely increased facilities for
uaeurng is prepared to supply dealers on liberal
terms.
Tnners Stove Dealers and others will find 1t greatly
10 their interest purchase their stocks direct from the
ma nufactory.
have also recently made such arrangements with Inc
m,nuf.r,ur.r, of TIMERS MACHINES and TOOLS
as to he constantly supplied. Among which will he
found some NEWLY INVENTED LsnoR,ssNING MACHINES,
which be in operation All OF which Will be
sold ut ma ufacturers' prices. -
-. GEO. H.. WlNCHELL,
apl0-3mdSw n W. GER Baee and Columbia SITS.
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V.K HENDRICKS & CO. havere 8
c e q ccived another large shipment OILS -
y ~ Boots and Shoes, which, Win those a'cau' "a
y -. eived and vet 10 in make larger a ~
more varied supply than they have oeore o ~ no
sale. Their will be found well worns ,ited to
tice Of merchants who wish TO ind and
this ark et-obtained from the best @ nv anv
sold at as low rate as tne saiAs lmhlo
Western House.
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LOTS HOUSES FOR SALE.

GREAT CHANCE FOR SPEC ia TX :.
CX Lots for sale situated in Evansville just beyond the
- Railroad Depot. Four of these Lots nave frame
Houses them and otherwise improved Slhe! are
well stu ted for residences being convenient 10 ous
ness, and only about one square from MIN street. =
Hue specuaton is offered in these lots as they are 10 DC
ing fine opportunity Of speculation. had better apply
immediately One OF these houses especially Is new
and vry desirable residence. For further particulars
apply at this office. mh2 II
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HOME MANUFACTURES

HOME MANUFACTURES
EVANSVILLE CLOTHING STOREs
DELIEVING that the interests ofthe Great est, and
ID of the people of Evansville and vicinity 10 parcu-
would be much pfomotcd by establishing Clothing
Fac in this city, and being that Clothing can
be manufactured in superior manner and al les. cost
the West than in the East, have established n
Clothing Store in this city, where will Manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL, Clothing of the best
quality all OF VIII CHI will made under super
vision New York prices of tie latest
and of the best material. -.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us 10 compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemens Furnishing establishment. in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock OF Cloths, Cassmcres aud Vestings OF
the neaies style and best quality; and of the firm
is Practical Workman aud takes charge of the Meas
uring and Cutting. are enabled to WARRENr a
good lit in all cases. o. no sale.
We also keep hand every variety Of Talors Trim
mings and are Agents for Scotts Report Of Fashions.
Particular attention paid TO Gentlemen furni. hing
their material.
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge Of the commercial
affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID O'NEIL of
the manufacturing Grateful To their individual frend.
for past fvors and solicit continuance Of these
avors for the enterprise, they pledge thems vesto
me rit all the confidence That may DC reppsed in them-
Store on Main street, between First ana Second
mh3l- RALElU II IL O'NEIL.
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LAWNS g. CALsCOES.-A
very large stock az the newest sies .,
WIS 1teu @ HUGHES,
wiz DC sol" WY i' Cheap Dry Goods Store.
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EXCEl.SlOR CIGARS.

TOHN LAVAL, Druggist, on Main street, between Sec
j ond and Third has Just received large lot OF yer,
choice Havana Cigars which he will sell at wholesale Of
retail very low. He invites the especial attention o
1siSar Bpicures TO his STOCK. janle-H
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Il zE@uo = zE - q
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
EDWARD EE<sAN & CO..

FIRST BErw LoCrsr, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE. IA,
y ESPECTFULLY announces to the Inhabitants Of this
city aud vicinity. that they have received their FIRST
lot Of Spring and Summer Goods direct from the i'm
porers consisting of every novelty OF season, In
Grape Shaws Dress Silks Grenade plain and figured
Bareges and tissues. Berege de LANES. organdys,
Lawns Laces and Embroiieiics Hosiery, Gloves. Para.
.cs and Pans.
We have also the newest styles in Spring and Sum-
mer Mantillas, Plain Silks. frlnges trimmings, &c.
Having fitted up room of the store for the sale Of
Lad es Hats and Bonnets Artificial Powers, Ribbons,
Bonnet TRIMMINGS, &c. We offer the most
beautiful assortment Of Goods ever brought west
y. BON pricc-no deviation.
ape CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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pISsoLUT,oy NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the partnership hereto.
! fore existing between the und rsigned. under c
nrm &c SilborBaB. Anspacher 90. has bern this
sizy dissolved BY mutual consent. Tn" Lusine.s wl
hereafter he conducted At the cid stand by Levi SLIDER
man. ho pay all debts due the late and
who is alone authorized collect and receive all
duo said firm from ATTY whatever.
l.. SItBERMAN,
A. ANSPACHER.
~ apI3 Nv ~ PLOUT.
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TRuNKS, TRUNKS!!

Utsr received per Statesman. lot osuperne Travel
INC Tanks Containing full assortment of Coats,
$3.50 Vest. also 4 ustom- made white linen and me-
wv go. which will he sold cheap
rii" MACK IL LOBENSTINE'S.
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n B.-I intend to make and sell the best and finest
Boots and shoes OF all kinds that are be had in Ev
ansviIlc site opposite the Journal Office, on Main St
ap6-u n, HAM,
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VOOrs an SHOES.

= u
~ CASES Boots AMI Shoes, comprising
u - wouicn's Patent Foxed Union Buskins;
DO do do do Parisians;
do Ko..uth Boots:
do EnamelIcd Sontags;
eos do Bronzcd, Heccd Eurokas;
l1 30 EnamId Sprng-h cled J. Lind Bootees;
do Goat do do do do;
DO Supef CairS.S do;
ds Bronz. Spring iieeied EnamTd do;
..r-. do do do do y: Leather dot
Misses do do do do do,
Mems Calf Boots. half welt;
do Kip do do.
do Calf do Pump Sole.
do Extra Prime X p Boots,
do do do do do. Pump Soied;
do Patent Leather, Goat Calf and Kip, Bro
gsns and Monsocs just reed steamer James Lyon,
app Evansville, Ind
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CHARLESTON, April Is.

tHAKLtSTON, hprII To.
The Gram Southern Pacific Railroad pro-
Jet, was adopted. The clause authorizing
the corporation to negotiate with Mexico, was
strongly opposed. The resolutions in favor
of The Gads'icn treaty anl alternate sections
OF public lands for railroad purposes, caused
bitter operations. The Convention adjourn
ed 10 meet in New Orleans, the 2 Monday
in January.
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WALL PAPER.-300 bundles Wrapping Pa
w per- al sizes, a good article just reed and for
sale low at the Wall Paper and Lamp Store Of
JOHN c. DEVEREUX JR..
anl Main street, between First and second.
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r. o,RILEY & CO. ,

S ORA G E + o W DING,
AND
MINIS NMER CHANTS.
EVANSVILLE, IND
IT, HAVING fitted up mammoth IT,
sHsss IL " harf Boat, the largest the ks$2ifa
ohio kvcr i'm the substantial manner we are pre-
pared facilitate any busines care eth
,.-=-=-zser by RIVER, RAILROAD or Ns1s-.YrTTsTTk
SkS1s<S3 CANAL without exposing 10 csrs5zkzsfessa
sSIgg.the inciemency Of the weather, any property;
and pa will be paid to Receiving Storing
and Forwarding, and also To the sale of any Produce
consigned to US, and all orders promptly filed.
u. q. 0'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his
ly soiicits "A continuance of the same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room, well supplied will be kept for the
commodation OF Boats and their orers carefully filed
mh3-dNwly p. g. O'RILEY d co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-21
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II EvI SlLRERM w hs decl,rca. (not warl. bet that
L. he has jasl rcrci Ell tine n stock Of rng Goods
ever brought tn Evan,vi.c. and that lac c.S WILL
sell them ~ che as any otht house H.. tn West
His NEW SlOCk consist ia part Of Spr.ng and Sun
tncr Clothing ofcvrrSstir,c= pticn.
LADIES' lIRESS i00nS.
And cverr oher article in tho line Fancy Goods. To
e manufacturing his q thing in ths city, has tho
beat aui b-t TT Frs aud variants sats.
faction or no trace. CaI. az zee me. I.plo