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Tho Rapids improvement.
The Oquawka Spectator thus gives

The Oquawka Spectator thus gives vent
to just Indignation towards our govern
ment for its recent paltry appropriation Of
$4,000, for the Improvement Of the Upper
and Lower Rapids OF the Mississippi riv-
Ter
Much as we feel the Importance that ex-
lists for government appropriations for our
relief we scarce know whether 10 be pleas
ed or grieved at the pitiful appropriation
that has recently passed the House. Con
gress has appropriated 1--WE presume the bill
will pass the Scnate) the munificent sum Of
two millions five hundred thousand dollars
to be expended in the Improvement Of the
Rivers and Harbors Of this great country!
For the Rapids two appropriations are made
has yet been done with the $4,000 appro.
priatcd two years ago. Part of it has ex-
hibitcd that the rocks are just where Lee
left them, years ago; part Of it has been ex.
hibited by contractors who have as yet done
nothing that we are informed Of We
don't know, however, that they are much to
blame, for ifonly the 100000 were to be
granted fer the two Rapids, it would scarce
" pay them for the necessary outlay in
procuring apparatus with which to com.
mence their work. IF this $4,000 appro-
priation for the two RAPIDS be intended as
an annual tribute, it is not quite SO bad; but
we argue that it is merely waste Of the
public money to dribbie it out in such insig-
Initcant sums. Let Congress appropriate
$4,000 for each Rapids, and place the
management ofthe work in the hands of Q
Western Committeeman in the care oi
government officials--and our word for it
the TMPEoy EMEyr will be made; every dollar
will accomplish its legitimate work, and
leave its mark at the Rapids. Whyis is not
this donr! What humbuggefy to appro.
pirate 5l8, 900 to DO the work that requires
al outlay Of about thirty times that sum-
The money goes-it disappears from the
public treasure, but whoreceives the beneftl
Do the commercial men Of the west!--
Does that class for whose advancement and
for the promotion Of whose interes. Con
eress should chiefly labor--the FARMER =
No. not one dollar are the interests Of the
west subserved by such paltry apfropria-
tions, and that is Why we deem them al.
most worse than nothing. There is only
one bright thing that we see in the whole
matter-the majority BY which the bill pass
ed shows that the people are opening ;hei.
eyes to the true mission of the government
Ito foster and advance the interest of its
pc pc by alvan ing the interests of general
commerce.; this augurs hope in the better
time comng--and we heartily pray that il
may speedily come along.
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MITCHELL & PUTNAM,
Attorneys md Councillors nj Law.
,s,,ry ON the Corner of 2nd AND Brady Streets, In
-t1airc,s BGiidiuc.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
L. Il. MITCHELL. e r. feiS!N'h'
pr,i 10th. iTs4--.trwet.
JAS LANE,
sttornry at Law and Notary Public.
,,r.,rv on Brady street above Second, over tarmi-
cfioi,t store. - t@
a,enpor, Apr 18Th, ls5a-wtrw-a
LAW NOTICE.
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w snsrtuarlu az Law hrnt. Professional business
al, b,r.after be transacted in the name OF LOOK X
@ .' @ COOK BBo.
Sos l.t, 1913,
COOK & DILLON,
Attorney. and counselors at Law.
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The steamer Ometepe, belonging 10 the
Nicaragua line, was lost in the san Juan
River, on the 18th ult. She had 2au
passengers on board--ali rescued. Loss
100000,
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pgs L,runor S MIsEa have made arxat,
siu, M.,s Mrt,VEuoR d LAwEs, DAskEAs' LAY si
H. at whose Office one of them Ehy be cpns"tte' Itgi
trom2toIP MI All orders ioiI at ihct oia'n ~ - n"
Island or with McC;rogor y h2~eSt WI ,; Ie'Dt,
al attention. wv
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Fire az New Orleans.

Aug. 18th, 1854.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-01

CINCINNATI, June %, M.
The river risen inches. The weather
continues hot.
PITTSBURGH, June %, M.
There is feet ii inches of waterin the
channel by the pier mark, and falling. The
weather is clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June %, III.
Flour dull at Sc 90aS7. Oats doll at zoe.
WHISKY 2Sc. There is nothing doing in provi-
sions.
New YORK, June %.
Cotton unchanged. Flour heavy; sale of
1000 bbls; State 81 to S7I; Ohio S74@a;
Southern steady, GOO bbls at So 62@9J;
Wheat-prices a trihe lower; 80 900, bush
els upper lake; Sales of $50 bags corn, prices
trife lower; Sale oil 10000 bushels meal al
783@S0. White and yellow 81; Oats heavy.
mess Sl2&. Eeef steady. Lard quiet. Ohio
whisky 80.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-01
DR. GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDROPUpER

IL
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, AND IMPURITIES OF ruu
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the Fdrunv
THIS vegetable remedy which is now N All
parts ofhe country Is prepared by Of one
Sfihe first Medical Schools in The Vest physician Of
Oh standing in his profession and as much o5po.ed Ia
empircism or quackeTy any one can be- AT shown
by the fact that The pe is published and
me hr, ~ aHe meolc ne thus generating II from
IT is PREsc RIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as VIII oe seen by reference to the Circular and by tho
Unlike Sarsapara. the Hyfopper is quick in is ac-
Ion me arst bottle often producing wonderful results
Louisville, who was relieved of
BLINDNESS IN ONE wEFKu
In short wherever known il stands at the head Of all
Dyspepsia, scrofula, White swelling, Negro Consump-
uon Chronic Rh"umatsn, Govt. Neuralgia. Ulcers and
Female Irregularities and ohsruc tions Mercuria Dis.
eases Secondary Syphilis General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood aid bad Habit Of
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta Ids unriyalled IL Is slight stmulant
and a powe rful toIic and Alternative.
As beautifer OF the complexion in the cure of i'm
Piles and % clear and beautiful skim
petcs and lotions in existence. Try IT, and Won viit
never regreit. 10 notose confidence If hod .sem
first to increase The diseasethe general effect OF the
medicine being drive all 10 The an rfce nd
by that m cans out Of the system.
HARDEssBuRe. KY, Oct g. 1851.
DR.. A. z. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have exsUired ON,
,ecepe o fiuld Extract Of Hydropiper, for
ne cure OF Scroua In all its FORMS other Oh rouio
elections, viz; rheumatism, Female Weakness &c
avng prescribed and watched its effects in many casaa
y e aoove diseases and having always found il eec-
most cheerfully recommend il the afflicted A
ne pest Alternative and tonic have ever used--aIto
'etner superior 10 Sarsapsrilla and any OF its com
'ouhos. Mt. WAKEFIELD 81. D.
OwEssBoRo'. Ky, March Is 1850
Dear Do3tor:-I recev ed yours of the pod ms, -
ropiper. VI ny
In several cases in this community 4, Ia. 49,,
Dyspepsia. in short consider il yaluahIe nysnsrs
lon have been using il mysef and think 4, herses.
ny general health. respectfully your friend " 'e
JAMES C0WAN, NJ d.
ii s Llie. RAYMOND & PATTEN,
10 whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents IN Evansville, HALLOCK & ST oDDARp
Princeton q B. HaLLoCK
mh2e $rem-is
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9 8 9 & z 9 9 g 9
Nj C LEANS VOLCANIC OLE
LINEMENT.

0NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
has performed after all other remedies had failed
warrants the proprietor In asserting that II Is the only
LlnimeDt that will cure Chronic or iBfanmatory Rheu-
maiism Paralysis, stiffness weakness in the Joints
muscles or Ligaments, Contracted MUSCLES, Bruises,
Neuralgia, Toothache. Earache. any Pam II will re-
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps Caked
breasts Sore Nipples, Bites Of Musquitos, any in
And il win cleanse purify and heal the FoULEsT
ULCER SORES on the legs shins, difference how
long they may have existed. Ii viii also sooihe and
heal Burns; scads Fresh Cuts. Wounds, &C., sooner
OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1853, and the demand is increasing
aied to cure any external disease, when properly ap
piled.
Who then win suffer from Pains Sores swellinss
Read the following certificate, which is
lNCoNTESTABLE PROOF
OF what We have asserted
J. H. Mechanism; feel tia drty owe to the public
10 make known the following hoping they may learn by
been pressed into notice by false certificates a. long
advertisements.
For six months was confined 10 INV room cr,np,s
from Rheumatism. My knee was swollen tremepdoua
~, producing the most pains. The muscles were
applied the Mustang Liniment Tor four weeks bnt n
done no more good than any other grease. ob,sined
and used Volcanic oil Linmen- in three wseksit
AMERICAS cAsEDAY. Saline " county. Ill.
saw Mr. caseday when he was afflicted n, stated. ana
he is noS-weli. WIN. NJ. ELLIOTT, PinkneyviIle.
convince
Of The wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Lniment
call and examine the thousands which havr in our
possession from al parts the country and you will
purchase supply from and IL does give satsfac
ton, the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOR HORSKSAND OTHER ANIMALS
McLeans Celebrated Liniment is the only safe and 70
liable remedy for the cureof SPAWN Ring Bene Wind
Calls, Splnts Unnatural Lumps Nodes or SwelIinps-
IL Al" never fail to Big Head Polley Fisula old
cunning Sores or Sweeney, If properly applied. For
Sprains Bruises, Scratches Crackec Boos Chafe. sad
die or collar Calls Cuts or Wounds IL is an infailIble
remedy. Apply as directed, and a cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, OF the ST. Loui,
Omnibus Company
This Is cerh that have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment and MeLean's Volcanic oil Liniment on our
omnibus horses that were lame, sprained and for SWELL
ings an1 have found McLeans Volcanic Oil Iiniment
10 De the best Linlibent ERASTUS WELLS.
- ofthc firm OF Case 81 Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English ana
German. ~
This Liriments put up In Is cent so cent and n
bottles The so cent size contains three times the ouan
tty of the % cent size and proportion 10
For sale by j. III. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor
Corner Third and Pine streets St Louis No.
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEI ", I" rroPne'ors prices. (mh7
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who have taken part in the instruction of
Express.
VIENNA SUNDAY.-At dinner given 10
the Duke of Constantinople, on the 3Oth of
May, the Austrian Ambassador spoke warm.
ly in approval Of the Western powers.
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- We met our old friend Mclaughlin
on board the Lady Pike yesterday morning
on his way 10 Paducah, to take bis old stand
as first clerk on the Lexington. The l.. ha:
been undergoing thorough repairs, and will
take her place again as low water mail
packet between Louisville and New Or.
leans.
"A prisoner in the Jail yard yesterday
took advantage Of moment when Con.
stable Martins back was turned, and leaped
the high fence which surrounds the jail
The fence is about Is feet high. which he
scaled with ease. Ed. gave him the best
chase he had. and caught him about mile
oct OF town. He is now in tight place.
morning to "walk over the Congressional
race course" previous to the day Of entering
for the heat on the 18th inst. The General
has good "bottom" and will be hard horse
to distance.
The German Benevolent Association
in very large procession, and preceded by
band Of music, yesterday afternoon follow
ed to the grave the last remains of Mr.. Mar
tin Ries.
- The Canal packets are making reg
ulsr trips between this place g. Terre Haute.
and doing good way and through business.
- The officers of the Lady Pike, here
yesterday morning, reported only 81 feet
water in the channel at French Island.
The Marietta packet, Ohio, sunk at
Quick Run on Friday last, with big load
OF groceries. liquors, &C., from Cincinnati.
- The Lady Pike arrived here yester-
day morning from Louisville. a little later
than usual, but that is to be expected these
times of low water. We thank her clerk
for late papers.
- The Franklin Pierce is still hard
aground in the channel at Burlington, and
greatly interfering with the passage of other
boats. There is something unlucky about
her name. She has had hard time with
bars ever since she came out. However.
she hasn't tainted, and bears up it'll per.
severing spirit.
- The Robt. j. Ward has been laid I'D
at Paducah.
- The old Louisville and st. Louis pack
ct Sam Gaty is running in the Illinoi. and
st. Louis trade, and appears to be popular.
- The little White River got rid of her
freight night before last, and yesterday
started for Green river.
- The steamer Gossamcr, lately sunk
IN the Upper Mississippi, is now expected to
De total loss. She is badly twisted, and h err
hull will probably break in two.
- The VIM. A. caves arrived here from
Green River evening before last, with
small amount of freight. She took on board
here the tobacco brought down by the White
River, fifty hogsheads, and started yesterday
for Louisville.
- The sternwheelers are beginning to
monoPollze the channel of the Ohio. The
larger side wheelers claim the bars.
- The splendid Crystal Palace will bs
at our wharf tomorrow morning, on her wav
to ST. Louis. She is one of the best nacts,s
IN the trade, and very fast.
- The low pressure and excellen, n,ct-
ct Southerner will be down this morning f.,
st. Louis. Travellers viii! find her accommo-
dations excellent and her officers clever.
a........-H.=.z<.z.<.s..z.z.
UsA sIx CIGARS 10 boxes o o Zach; choice quality
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aSt OF the best stands ry Goods house
" block Of buildns on Firststre.t viii b.
Inc house three story brick aud
srss roons-oely one half Main
an the Post oos has peculiar
for Dry r5ods eStahlsbment Enquirs
~" sh-h FRANCIS LLNCK
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LoFs AND HOUSES FOR sALx.

tCBA SIX CIGARS 10 boxes 10 each. choice quality
" just reed Tor sale by ). L. GILBERT On MY
my6 Syc nssr w..
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GOOD BUSINESS sTaNp ION REyY

srst rate Poplar Shingles in store An,
~ Tor sale cheap to close consignment BY
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sse situated in Evansville Just beyond the Railroad De
pos -FOUR OF hsse lots Frame other
wise improved They situated benz
to business and only about square Main
me speculation offered In these lots they are
10 Those waiting cheap places residence wish
opportunity ofspeculation. had better apply imme-
sNsy Vns Of these houses especially a very de-
residence For iuther particulars apply this oee
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BEEF CATTLE &C. FOn SALE

W UN I'D notify Butcher friends
EE-S inter sted. that will be the Well o,ee
- week with lot OF tue and Beef Cattle better
., never were brought to tins market aud also NiIeh
20 sheep. &e 70 which would the part cuIAr sen-
OF ctlens have also for sale 6ns span Horses AM
70 satisfy all orders. Those wanting
knd VIII please leave word the Well or AZ OREGON
49,, IN harmony. WALLACE GoRDEI
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
WV. REILLY,
XNHOIES tIE AND RETAIL, GROCER Ann

w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET Tile nm
deIned w'uld respectfully inform his the public
q" lie and vicinity that having
OF the Senior partner in the late Of Reilly he in
tends 10 carp o" the Grocery aud Produce business old
stand lie embraces this opportunity thanks for
pat favors and intends merit contau
anes Of The same. je2O-Iy WILLIAM REILLY
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WE RESPECTFULLY ACQUAINT YOU OF
w cur int ndsd remvl the lst Of July the
rIVe story Stone Front Building No AIS North side Main
street. nearly opposite the Lnusvils Hotel wher
openings large and we'll assorted stock of Foreign and
Domestic DRY co IDS.
Our Mr. James Low Permanently located Manchester
England for the of -chsng Goods exclusively
for Cash direct from the Manufacturer thereby saving the
proht usually paid to Importers.
IN the present state of the market stock OF Goods
Is he only Bank from which expect raise money
ana 70 cash and prompt short time customers will offer
dueemsns in prices which will certainly make their
terest % DO business with JAMES Low o.
Louisville. June 8
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JEwELRY STORE OF

JEWELRV STORE OF
~ q. H 60 No ~
SECOND STREET, Two DOORS BELOW MAIN, IN AR xRox-.
NEW BUILDING, EvAssyILLE,IA.
* AT this store keep constantly on hand lara
"a general assortment Of Watches Clocks and Of
ali sinds and OF the best quality Nv stock
vail be continually supplied by additions. with
the latest and beautiful patterns which NV
priee. - - " - wv '0"es'
10 " charges ~NN -
All goods sold and repairs doue at my store are
Those in Of anything line ara
see '" eAsuihe my s1VeA anu prices ieI-f
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NOsT RECEIVED.
- Hsrper's Magazine for June;
Putnan's do for do:
Grahams do for do:
GOdey's Ladies' Book for June;
Kniekerbocksr for June;
Fern Leaves. Second Series; at
JED SAMUEL LISTERS Book Sore
'SNRItL OFMATT.F r. WARD;
II Hsrpers Magazine for June.
Grahsms for June.
Godey's Ladies' Book for June.
ust reed aud for sale by e7 THoS CoNYSGroN
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CITY MILLS FLOUR.

<~tIrY Mills Flour is now selling az 81 50, whole
sale; retail 81 Is. 81 IS for good understandable
Wheat. 80 cents for good Flour Barrels
aP2O-dslwtf IN. ROSS, Agent
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SATTINET.-l case blue Satpet reed ,bi. dav "a q,
- sale BY t21 jas. Low q CO., AZ &.iA a. Lou XIV
SsHEEIlNGs.-5 bales 4 brown Sheetiug;
cases 4 blea'd DO; reed this dav
and ,or sale hy JAS. LOW Co. III Main st. Lou k
EANs.-l super Shamokin Ilue Jeans rec this d.y
" aud Tor sale by JAS. Low & Co.
ep flI Vain street. Louisville, Ky.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA
FEO RLACKSMlTHS WUITRSvIrua AYR

- EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HERE I.H.v;,. Aso
sned permanent Coal Yard Water street
NE are prepared TO sell any ties bs -.
hsa Al as low prices can be bourh. Re-
ne 5as All orders LEFT at the store Of Hornbteok
Ohn-cn WI be thankfully received
w N6S-V'eN =. J. HC1CHRSOE 4 co,
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BUSr RECEIVED
81 40 bales Fremam Drills; II lbs Patent Thread
% Pcs "sheheseer Cheeks bales Striped osnAhurg;
oaies aiAeama Osnaourg; ) bales ~ Ticking;
case PLAIN Prints: g. rcs Flannel.
i case assorted CHI ks; eases asxorted ch.ol.
IS pes narrow Tweed: no pes Gin nam.
A large assortment Of Kid Gloves:
81 dOz heavy Silk Cravat this day and for s.
e5 JAS. Low & CO.. Az Main ST., Lou Ky
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NEW PINE LUMBER.

NEW PINE EU MBEK.
NE are now laying In our Spring STOCK OF rine Lum
w ber consisting Of all the various inicknesses ant
qualities usually kep. at the yards in Cincinnati
Louisville. Mechanics and pull iers are respectfully re
cues ed 10 examine stock before purchasing else
where. (ap25 d&wu) JUN r uLo'Eh * co.
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A. kURTZ,
KNHOIF rs ALE AND ET ~ COY EI,1,rIoNRu

and Manull turer OF all kinds Candies Cakes Cor
dias Preserves Jees Be Sc Firt street bstwe.n Mt
and Locust streets. Evansville, Ind.
Ord.r from families private rsrties for article. in
MS llne OF business attended rtest notice
hsAn ICE CREAM SALOON nttsd up in the best STYLE
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NATIEE
NOTICE,

oo NOTICE.
are now opened az the Once OF John j. Chandler
Secretary ofthe Evansville Gas Light Company aud will
pc Kept open for thirty from this the
ton OF $1,000 additional Stock OF said Company ordered
,ne Directors thereof in conformity the An aay Of
"aIcn:; 1904. Attest; JOHN J. CHANDLER,
my3O-lm s.cra,a.v
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on DOZ Grain Cradles
~ 20 dog Grain Scythes;
40 dog Grass do;
Is doz Scythe SHatns;
80 doz Hay Straw and Manure Fork.
10 bxs Scythe Stones;
III doz English Reap Hooks; reed and for sale
'o~ ny y p2O c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
HOPS.-Just reed Is bales OF Eastern Hops and
IL for sale low by
mh2l KELLER, FARySLEY e. CO., D-negis
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ICEl ICE!! zCE!!!
6NEO. FOSTER a. Co., HAVING MAI ANA
~ rsngemsnt with Mr., Thos Bacon will co nee the
delivery of their SUPERIOR ICE on Monday s,h ~
families at their residence merchants their res and
continue every morning during the hot season. Sundays
eepedl They will also deliver n SATURDAY evenings
TERMs-One cent per pound payments weekly liberal
ee made TO parties using 100 per week
Hotels and Barr supplied. -
Orders left at the Warehouse Of Geo. Foster Co. or a
the Family Grocery of ThOs Co. will be promnti1
a'tehSsup e6
WATCuEs.-TIME. BEAUTY AND DURABILIry
w COMBINED just reed. by Adams & "a. IS Express
from New York the finest lot Silver
into this ma ket comprising Hunting case Anchor
Lscspements. Lepine Escapemens and English Levers
es t. HUSTAOE. LIST street. near Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-01

SAVINGS BANK AND EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
FIRST STREET, BELOW MAry.
H>HIS Bank interest he cent mar
mum on all money de posit d. payable demand Buys
and sells Exchange Eastern Southern Western C.
Gold and Silver Silver Chang. Money Land
Warrants 30. Sc Makes Collections RENTS proceed
promptly at current -ates ofsxchsnge.
Money RENTED TO any part OF Europe.
ES-0ren from O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock p NJ
- G. COPELAND
". AN orders (post-p i'd promptly attended to.
my25-lm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-01

TEWELRY &NorIoNS.--Ear-rngs, Fingerrings
- Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver watel es Stee
needs ana caps Brushes Combs, Purses, Fan soaps
AccordiaDs Volins, Pictures various other bottoms
for sale by
aug % ly wOOLSEY e. NELSON