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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-30
NEW SPRING mILLINERY.'

n Kisses CoWDEN & BARKER take tnis mrinod OF
M informing the Laes Of Evansville and Vicinity
nas VIZ! 80 f,1S,nets Ribbons, Flowers, Caps Head
Dresses &c. hates. and To. TsiS.e y1s;
Pnces tns I'D Teach Dress Cutting, in that much
.S;r.S and highly approved sly lately ught with
nh snccess by NJ. aud Mrs. Forbes from whom they
raceived the following
foeei ID p l. o M A.
Th,. ia TO certify that Misses Cowprs BARKER have
,.tan lessons of in improved system OF Dress
Cutng and fully competent first class Teachers,
- the science to others in few hours instruc
ton, tmhse.dSvu Mr.. & MRS. FORBES.
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FoR CEoTaiNG CHEAP AND FINE. 40 Is
Western Star Clothing store,
EVANSVILLE. IND,
It the lower story Of Drsws Pavilion Water sye
>Qa MESSRS. MACK LOBENsTINE
IA have just reed. and viii continue to re- EN ID
NJ eeivs weekly. from their large Whole [NC[I3
la sale Establishment in Cincinnati. the V.13lY N
LARGEST and most extensive assortment Of A-A-A>ess
sPRINU AND SUMNER or 0THING
manufactured with Especial view the Of
complete the wsrdrobe of individuals every taste
COATS-Thc following kinds made Of tie materials
ana IN B as Goth bes.. and Froet eSas.
Drown Rack and Invstle Green.
Grey. Black. Brown aad Cold mixed Tweed.
all of which respectfully invite the
particular attention Of the public.
All varieties Of Bomba1ine and Drap & Etc;
Glass Lineh Doeskin and Corduroy;
CAssnet. Jsars and fancy Summer Pants Of every ds-
VEsrs Black Satin and fancy SIX Vests;
lvet. Valencia Ban and White Marseilles. Linen;
and At the very lowest prices:
FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting OF ELEGANT and tzrgs HIrhM
assortmens Of clstom- made bosom hUllHt
shirts. shirt Colfsrs Cravs.s ofsu- QlHy
49, pefior quality and beautiful rat -
penders and other article usually found in the
tensivs estAbiishnens OF the country.
a In connection with their large stock OF Cloth 80
~ ing they VIII keep hns assortment OF Camps VA
- superior HATS and CAPS Also all kinds Of T<sN
Union Mexican California LeshOrn. Panama and other
BOOTS AND sHoEs.
useless 20 mention their and very extensive lot
Of cssin and eth.r kinds Of Trunks Cfpet sg and
stock before purchasing We rtarn thanks
friends their very liberal patronage
'Psssfaiiy ask continuance Of The sane opvxsroxp
Evansville. April &c. Is53.-a
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MARIN & CO., A G ENTS,
APPOINTED STATE MARYLAND,
FOR ThE SALE OF TICKETS lN THE
ID STATE LOTTERIES

Payment Of Prizes Guaranteed by the Stare.
UNHE following distribution Of Prizes will this
month under the direction Of the State OF Maryland.
perntended by the Commissioner Lotteries
people, Orders for Tickets will wth prompt
iu attention full explanation OF the
dately it Is cnd the Prize Money by dra or
otherwise. "a ordered.
Be careful to direct to the Agents.
O. NAfRN & CO Baltimore Nd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-30

TEWELRY Observation-Disclosures, Fingerrings
81 Breast Pins Shirt studs Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains. Keys, Gold and Silver Watel Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs Purses. Fan cy SOAPS
Accordians Volins. Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug23iy WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. o. MAIL
AND TX PnkS. PACK ELS: =
ID. WOOLSEY.
FURNITURE r

SOFAS. Divan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Car
- Tables. Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressin
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enelose
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges Bedsteads and Maj
tresses. Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug231yd WOOLSEY e. NELSON.
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ICE CREAM.

Mrs. LOUISA KOLLENBERG has again opened her
W. Ice Cream Saloon for the summer, and will
and during the season, keep constantly on hand
for the accommodation OF visitors good article Of Ice
Cream She has two rooms neatly fitted up, where she
would be happy to receive cal from the ladies and
gentlemen of Evansville Entrance the rooms next
door to her Confectionery. lnyo0-2m
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COFAS.-Just received and for sale at Furniture
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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THOMAS GRANT. JOHN W. HENSON
NEW WESTERN
FEED AMI AGRICULTURAL SEED STORE.
T. GRANT & CO,

T.. GRANT & CO,
<ALKRs ALL KINDS OF HORSE FEED FARM AND GARDEN
SEEDS, AND AGRICULTURAL IAPLEMkSrs,
Main street, eeiop ths Canal Bridge Eransri, lad.
novle-u
-. COMPREHENSIVE.
HAVE this day sss0caed with in the Forwarding and
D Commission business Robert s. Howard The bu .iness
will lie hereafter
Lewis Il Howard. eiSf EDWARD LEWIS.
JEWELRY STORE OF
- - -
SECOND STREET, DOORS BKLow MAIN, kRoS's
rEw BrILDrNo, EVANSVILLE. IA.
~ AT this store keep constantly hand large and
IN general Of w stehes Clocks
n ~ all kinds and of the best and quality. Ny stock
the latest aud beautiful patterns which extensive
enable sell the
price,.
Repairs Of any kind executed in competent aud
lo~ charges
an goods sold and all rerairs done warranted
ted 10 examine my stock and prices. Jsi-u
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tHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ nture rooms Water street, 30 dozen wood seat
cane seat and sofa-seat Chairs.
Janl7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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COFAS.-Just received by steamer Express and foi
- sale low at our Furniture Rooms four New sofas.
ana WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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y UGGIES.--Just received and for sale cheap two
ID new Top Buggies, Eastern Manufacture.
ap4 WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR sALr.

ErBA SIN CIGARS 10 boxes 10 each. choice quality
~ just reed iOr saieby 5. t. GILBEkr CO.
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L. SILBERMAS,
mye3 Main street, door below Branch Bank.
NEW ARRIVAL OF WALLPAPER,& &C
WTE have Just received at our Pap and Upholstery
Wv Store. First sire l. opposite Merritt, rlei9 On
Co.'S large assortment of handsome as wen as
common varieties of Wall Papers with WINDOW Da.,
Fire Boards &c. Ge. which We ask those 20 cAns.
wish purchase, will sell them nj the io@sse
market price. We are prepared 10 pper rooms ~ e
newest style on short notice Cal ana C. STaRR
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DEDSTFADS.-Just received and for sale low, a lot
ID OF highpost Bedsteads.
jan27 wOOLSEY 6 NELSON.
GLASS WARE.-Just received and for sale auction
" and riyate sale lot Of Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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NEW BOOKS.
IvA Greco. snd the Golden Horn.
Lyrics BY the Letter H.
Fen Leaves Second Series.
Jus. feed and Tor sale 81 8 RIOS. ooNrNoroN.
XNaTCnBS.zzrIME. BEAUTY AND DURABILITY
this kst comprising Hunting Open Anchor
% 4. HuSTAoE. LIST street.. nsaf Maia.
SAVINGS BANK AND EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
ru,Hrs Bank he rsss o s Ale cert.
and % e all -onsy s. s ss %
s s Make. ..oS aD ,sm
promptly at current rates OF. xchsnrs.
or'a IRON O'Clock A. NJ TIL ''' &. cp q
n. IAN orders tpOss-p id) promptly attended to.
SEEAS 4. gos LaDFs 8.
ToET ief R i sA'A we sell
y0n are wanting S1 Nm sSEs and Sa fast
so Corner Of Nam and Water SIS.
NEW GOODSl
"E RECEIVED thi. day the following Goods. viIi
psn..l ssoesi.s for Curtains s'i Da%s:l csina;
White sarsas MS:iin.: super plain ssan.s Esssa.;
ss Ssss very cheap; dns5.%:
Fssey Cotton Hose. with Variety other good:
\ viii be exhibited call. JAMES LOW & CO.,
rry2t All Main street. Louisville. KY.
KEEP COOL!
lust received per steamer Malta, large assortment
d Of WincheIl's celebrated Water Coolers and Filter
ers, to which call the attention of Hotel keepers
Restaurants and Families, sure preventative agains
warm cstern water. (myi) SCANTLIN & PARVIN.
TANNERS ATTEND.-Wanted,F Fury Tos
u Of SHOCKS for which tho highest market price vii
be paid IN cash at "
! CoLBURN & HERSHBERGERS,
api Fosters Block Fiat street belsv Main
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-30

DIR. J. G. BURCH, DENTIST,
HAVING secured appropriate rooms In III house foi
l. merly occupied by DIR. TraftoD. two doors abov
the Sherwood House, Is now prepared 10 receive tn
calls OF all who may desire his professional services
He may be founl constantly at his Office during bushes
hours. laps
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kSWIyCLES 5000 first Por,sr Single. In or. ana
e,s PRESTON BROS
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UST liCElvED and for sale, larg, lot ofI.ooking
j glass Plate. WOOLSEY * NELSON.
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wv have Inst received large assortment OF A Nor
w ton & Co.'s celebrated Premium Gold Pens, II
liver extension and desk holders. These Pens are
uperior ar Ia and warranted to give satisfaction
For sale low by BITTROLFF & SONS,
nh2l Main street between First and Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-30

In ordering Tickets select the Lottery the Glass
cate enclose the of silver
aud direct BE particular mention Tosn Coun
aud State. and write address plainly Prizes draft
careful to direct Je2l G. MARIN CO baltimore. Nd.
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To re Editor Of he n u Tribrne.
Dear sir; Believing ID. following resignation recently
., the Council OF the University Of the City OF New
YoIi the entire ground Of my present difficulties and
tnevrs 20 Involve several important principles
Of Academic justice sva y.e Of the veknown berAlity
Of your Journal which always accessible 70 questions Of
General interest communicate the the pablic
Have the honor 70 be. Jour Ob't serTt O. }. ADLER
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6perial Notices.

Great Meeting ar broadway Tabernacie'6Ihe
Rev j. s. INsKIP viii address the members Of the A r 4
At the BIos5w,y T.eeI.ee on i.oc,
ton their True Position in the Approschng Eeenon
Appropriate Music by fun band Of distinsushea
Tcie, charge be had the door AL Protestant
Repul leans are iDvi ed to attend Come early
Notice 10 Young Men.-The EVERETT CLUB VII
meet On SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 4. st its rooms 10
$50 Broadway oeoef The eas,sses 20 Oop D
a. the execution OF Charles Justinsble Z" foune men
are cordially invited to st.pd u,oprs p,..,d.,.
EDWARD GILBERT. Recording Secretary.
New-York Young Mems Christian A-soeiaiion:-
Lecture FRIDAY EvENiNS SSy .. 0nsiSn a. ~
t.; gisfe a. OsGss y , MI H.etHIs free
B. LORD, Chairman Lecture Committee
The Late Edwin Williams OF
WELSH COMMITTEE-The Committee OF me c9ntetn
on Wedpe.day evening. the LIST inst, Mr. T. ROBERTS
Chairman preang After the general business before the
Committee had been transacted, -, -
MT w B. JONES said: This being the mt neetnt We
have b.d since the OF the Vice Presidents OF the
Fistsddfod-the late Mr.. EDWIN "iLLlAMScI take tne
first opportunity TO bring iae subject eeIoss ias - -
while busiy engaged IN the pressing dates q as
top. vet devoted much Of his attention 70 the literature OF
M. forethes-,he ancient BritonA 10 common WIN oar
fsnSs OF the ST. payds Society," fee that Ne haye sas
tanned nc common ioss IN the death OF the ate M
and l. for sincerely hope that measures WI DC
procure possible TIE Publication Of bic leeturs upon "en
1nelsei which be ksd prepared to deliver before INC s
Der. o, the S. Dayii's Benevolent Society. =, ,,,,,
Afer passing sasbia sglosqm upon ne axe r
which being seconded by MI John hoderiek N7'e
10 he entered upon The Minutes Of the COMMITTEE; -
from snonE esteemed friend. Edwin WiiDsu-s Esf
therefore. -, u-.t-.., ur.r.L
tsary Copxress r EsteddfoS GeEed setholJ deeply SYN
p,th re with begeaved children and 10 common rln GU
ecunirymtn generally who have hsd the peasSe on
our dec a.ee f'.rd I'd 10 them heartfelt
IOHN PODERI,K. Assistant CCrTespCuding >ecFe.tly.
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Advice to Young Men.-Amons the many physical dis,
sdyansgss kch neglect fsyOs prem-ture oaltne-- one o.
~, worst Il originates In the LIBERALIZATION % cultivate ms
lair by The ordinary rules nature has provided for Ia heahy
existence Nkereyer begins to manifest tse 2.oSre ss
r.ridjv unless checked. BOGLE's HYPERION FLUID y
he nest preventive and for badness Sod st No ~
Nav be hsd In Sev-York Of A. B SANDS, Ful,on-st
cHAs. RING Co, Broadway RUsdros, CLARK a % >
R-e3ssy; cLlCKESERk Co No 81 Barclays and Chsal-
a. AID Perfgnsrs throeshoct the world 10
Wakefield Industrial Home Association No. 3.-
IL, N,uhers hereby notified fhst Assessment o. TOO
oI.-. ard Fifty Cents has been levied ssch ElztAsrs
suhscrber and IN pEoporionse amounts On the oisrsf
Hall ara Acre Sutscriberr
weber. particularly requested pay the ssess
rst 81 an early d.y possible fnes Will Be ehs-d On The
,.u,e nc. pad within four weets
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THINGS AS THEY ARE IN AMERICA By
LiPPiScorr, 0RAMso Cos EDITION
WHAT Nor ~ Ma Mary A. Dsskce, lss1s1ss ~ ~ 20
srssirss from dssIess n White vol l1so' MEN,
BY LRfiSCOiT, CkAsso . ="
For sale b. I'll Bceksslsfa
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WASHINGTON AT THE BATTLE OF
w KoSMoUTH-By LEUTZE--The Exhibition 81 this
Ores. yat;crL pc'rs open a. he reeus Of ne n.
5onL Academy a Iasr, No ets BrpsevtJ, DAY SD
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NO MEDICAL STUDENTS, Principals Of

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Our Female Aotbors Triumphant
IDA NORMAN; Or TRIALS AND THEIR USES.

IDA NORMAN; Or, TRIALS AND THEIR Uses.
VOL Emo sSs s, s5S ss p lind Of which ,s.,.
wori that win be read eveiywhsis and By every
body and win increase In popularity I" Increases 10 sse
wo,. Of no orsu.r, .bny so sy r Sss:tsS
The plot !. .iifaiy yet naturally Developed and .hs
rest Increases POcesds The reader Of the Ore.
will noe Willingly lay aside i he has Completed
story very attractive and ~, Issa .s s:ss
The .ioy to n.,ars. and free iIo@ !. .ho:o
Channel the incubation Of real and :ab:.aIta ons
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suing that minutes became hours before could reAqus
he book While the pres. TEEN. with ,hrins tale. th.s
pie story Of everyday e whose incidents thoss ihss
might tine soa whose essIses. .ss,a 70 ,hnt
through existence Of ssnentaty the noyers eseutt
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books that nbss equal do
est dramatic interest Parent. who reject the ss Of books =
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~ JEYFERsoss WORKS AVID. r..dy. Per vel % .ol
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The Richest BOOB Oat!
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III By JONATHAN SLICK, ESQ.,
Of WeGihenfeld. Conn
you desire long laugh good lsush hearty laugh
upTosIous explosions % laugh. read Jonaihsn sDch
SUCH HUMOR,
SUCH coaIcAL IDEAS OF MEN AND rHIsGs,
Such Inexpressibly
FUNNY ADVENTURES AND INCIDENTS,
Were certainly before set down In print ssbcos VI
INFINITE JEST
FANCY.
JONATHAN, h will be remembered came 10 Gotham nom
W,athefed with sloop load Of nick nscts and here
such ssh almost turned his brain all Of which dested
IN Jonsihsns peculiar phraseoogy
OF all the Slick Tribe, Jonathan alone possesses senpoe
humor, aud
TRUE YANKEE GENIUS.
In enc limo vol Illustrated with several admirable ard
fun moving EnsrayDss 10 cloth u cents Paper 10 oeDts
Published by BUNcE BROTHER,
No 1874 NassnA
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CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace for
~ exhibition purposes u now closed
purns the removal Of the goods and the sales By snccn
vthiu he Palace visitors will be admitted ia each.
Tie Paintings and stsuay Will Be disturbed for the pres
ent JOHN H. WHITE, President
A CADEMY OF MUSIC, 14th-st, Union
N square
Arransensnts have been made with
MAI JANE GRlSI
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