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Spirits.

The proprietor in calling the attention OF the public TO
this preparation, does so with eelng Of hs utmost con
Gdence in It's virtues and adaptation to the diseases Tor
which it is recommended.
Ii is no new and untied article but that has soOd
the test of ten years trial before the American people
and its reputation aud sale is unrvaed BY any similar prs
partitions exant The testimony in its favor given By the
most prominent and well known Physicians and individ
uals in all parts Of the country, is immense The follow
ing from your own State IS respectfully subniiet-reie.
iug any one who may still doubt to nay Memorabilia
or Practical Receipt Book, for Farmers and Famiies-lo
DO had gratis Of all the Agents for the German Bers
Principal Office and Mandatory 100 Arch ST. Thilads
phis, Pa
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81 A letter from prominent and influential
gentleman, who has until now always acted with
the Wing party, and sgnalized himself by ardent
zeal and active service, but who has been driven
by know-nothingiam into the Democratic ranks,
gives cheering account of the prospects of cur
party il Franklin county, Virginia, and the whole
contiguous region. The writer says:
ave had an enthusiastic meeting of the Democ-
racy and anti know-nothings at last court, al ac-
count Of which you will no doubt see in the Yir-
ginia papers don't think it is exaggeration to say
the county will elect Democrats to the Legislature
sure, and give Bocock 200 majority for Congress.
The. Democratic meeting spoken of was called for
the purpose of making county nominations and
adopting system of organization for the pending
canvass. You never saw such enthusiasm as per-
vaded the opposition to the new Order"
"The know-nothings were the bluest looking men
on Tuesday morning sitter court | ever saw. The
Withdrawals since have been not one two, or three,
but legion, and still they come. When you come
to Franklin, you viii be surprised to hear who
have been caught in this Yankee Abolition trap.
BIT Bocock is equal to Norman "a great revivslisD
in the art OF bringing sinners to repentance. If
were to commence giving you the names of your
friends who have been duped and bamboozled
by this mammoth humbug, my sheet would fail
me-"
81 feel as anxious to see the know -nothings
beaten in Franklin as / did to see the Democrats
beaten when ! was long -tongued Clay Wing |
do hope this Yankee humbug will be rebuked in
VTginia-routed, horse, foot, and dragoons-killed
so dead as never again to be galvanized into life
How notifying to think the noble old Wing party,
of which used to be proud, and to which lis enc
mies ever conceded responsibility for talents, for
numbers, and for magnanimity of bearing should
descend so low for the sake OF Office as to abandon
its cherished principles, and even its tme-honored
name, and fuse itself into this dark lantern Order
The reflection is too painful to dwell on"
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A NEW AND VALUABLE REMEDY i,
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LORD RAcLAN's REPORT.

Lord Raglan transmitted on March 20, to his
Government, the reports of DR.. Hall, Inspector
General of Hospitals. The number of sick had not
diminished, but the cases were lighter, and the
patients more cheerful DR.. Hall dsapproves Of
cocoa as change of breakfast diet for the men,
for the reason that it requires "too much prepara-
ton. "
OF the same date, March 20, Lord Raglan sends
TO Lord Panmure an official despatch of the oper-
atoms of the siege. In his previous despatch, of
the 18th, Raglan had reported the progress made
in forming the parallel to unite the right Of the
British right attack with the left of the French on
the Inkeimann Heights. During the night of the
18th. the contest between the French and Russians
for possession of the rihe-pits was renewed, and
continued for several hours; the FIRE, particularly
of mu-ketry, being very heavy, and the loss on
both sides severe. The English were not attacked,
but the whole force under arms all night
The Russians succeeded in holding the pits, and
are engaged in constructing formidable work on
the mamelon, although frequently interrupted by
the French and English batteries. The French
persevere in working forward. Reinforcements
were reported to be on their way from Russia, and
the 9th Russian division had reached the vicinity
of Eupatoria.
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THE NAVAL EXPEDITION TO THE BALTIC.

Most of the ships of the English feet for the
Baltic, sailed from Spthead on the afternoon o.
the All. The following ships-all steamers
sailed: Duke Of Wellington, flagship of Admira
Dundas, Royal George, Exmouth, Nile, Majestic
Cezar, James Watts, Colossus, Greasy, Hogue
Ajax, Blenheim, Edinburg, Magicienne, Vnlture,
Dragon, Bulldog, Gorgon, and BasiIsk, carrying
10 all ], l56 guns. Eleven ships yet remain at
Spithead. The fleet departed without the demon
straton that attended the sailing of Sir Charles
Napier.
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LARGE RUSSIAN RESPONSIVENESS.

On the 18th reinforcement OF Is, 900 men
entered Sevsstopol None of the Russian bate
res fred a shot to-day. Some persons surmsed
that the besieged were short of ammunition;
others that the silence arose from ceremonies con
nected with the death of the Emperor Nicholas,
the intelligence of which event had reached the
city three days previous and caused the church
bells to be rung twenty -four hours, and the saip-
ping to hoist their figs halfmast The Russians
continue to throw up defepces from the ravnes of
Inkermann to the seaside south of the Balbek-
To-day another body of Russians apparently about
$1,000 strong, was observed to march toward
Mackenzies farm, aud were reported to have
crossed the Chernaya and advanced upon Bsidsr.
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THE RUSSIAN AoCoUNT.

The following despatch is fiom st. Petersburg,
March 81:
Gen. Ostep Sacken writes from the Crimea
that on the night of the 23d, and early on the
morning of the oath, the garrison of Sebastopol
made powerful sortie, for the purpose of put
ting stop 10 the works of approach made by the
Allies near the Kamschatka lunette. This opera
ton (adds Gen Osten Sacken) resulted to our
advantage. Oar men succeeded in destroying
the works erected by the French within the last
few days The loss on both sides was considerable,
two French officers one colonel and the other
captain fell into our hands, together with an En-
glish captain.
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NJ Together with many ether Valuable
New Publications, just received BY
w. It. BERRY * co.
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OF PROPalETOIss.

= 7
.tsd 1tfts al RxTarf. - -
~ IBICI z RIING.f 81
rJyHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs aud Medicines of j. M.fD. Miller & Co. I'd
inte currysng me irug business the veil known
sfaifG Keller ~ Farnsley No. IA Water street under
The lirn Df Lpich e veriing NNttff
Charlie Leieh. the hrm, hopes he s avorably knc
30 the. .paDlc, having been engaged in Mr. Crawf,Fd
Bells Store tho last ss wears Peter Verling ofthe
same sm ia clerking in the present the
last three years. aatters himself with having the conf
denee of il Old customeis- -
We intend Keeping os hard large ara fresh stock oi
drugs aud medicines and hone ty this means and BY
strict attention business. and by low prices,
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
- -trN tf 20 CHARLES LEIGH q
feb2s-ty ( t..-...I, PETER VERILS G..
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CINCINNATI
RETREAT FOR THE ms ANEs.

Nphsrge Of EDWARD NEAL ID. ~ Editor Of the Ameri-
- can Journe Lecturer Insanity and Fnrxn1ie
ae Of ctsssgies and formerly Of Hatsris
THIS psta.ion is open for the reeertsn Of Ii is
select Presenting aevsntnges None
srsnss a, As rrstioter and guar
ante O kin! esre and the
n@se known on arfiicasion to DR.. NEAe Cincin-
-ss; 20 eeia.-.z.A L.. aal13 "a El.z fb2l-em
IAh.-so bbs large received and for rae BY
Il EES .E-lu O.
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EVANSVILLE AND EEys HaRMONY TRi.
NEEhLY MAIL LINE .lsils !.
R.siOvaLOF moor AND siIoE Il STORE.

I'd DEUsSER il FERNS his old eg.tonsrs and the Pailc
- geeraI tAt he has removed Ms Roetaud shoe Store
lts First the lost
de where isprpsred make al qualities Boots
tos in tas Aisst si ts hest materials aud
Ito NJ All nil be delive promised
sHa aistas n, hsrs receive berl pefrsnsgs
proD ptress to snceesd. fetl3-sf a
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NEW AnlsANGEeIE ,

HNorder that be able TO devote rartic-
II lariy the fRox HRAyY HsKDw.,Ar part ef nv
business have disposed Of part o. interest in the
cery house Nr MATTHEW DALZELl. who will con-
the oid stand. under the sty. of oE DALzELL
Co. with complete Of eysrhin in the Grocery
this opportunity sincere
thaak 70 The qouse very
the not At all gentlemsn that they need
MT ask ereair Vt this house. = u
I March I. 1855. Tr RE- SAMUEL ORR
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5 Z e A mEsOA It \ ID mACHINER !
,lss'oa BLA CKSMITHITG. .'.H

---- THE undersinged Would respectfully in
FORM the public that be, bas taken the old
- stand formerly occupied BY Br. New man. ON
e (zft First street between Vim Diyason, where
h is prepared BlAeksmithfs il
fehe railing. sssony irons sss:rs ad trnis,er ella.
aoors and crates etc. Railroad canal brdgs
one vest prices and at shcr Anchors
sizes always on hand also hogeh.ins wheel
beam STRIPS Cor boats BEING old and
hand MachIEery ksmithns will warrant sssfse-
tcp o. ne pay An kinds heavy my shep.
Ieb-sdly J.,J. MORRIS.
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THOMAS CONYNGroN,

- .s.-i't - - STATIoNER.
VY7OULDrespe fully inform his fri en- de andthe pub
w lie generally that having purchased o Msssrs.
Rathbone d Wheeler. their entire stock of Books&
Stationery. he has oyed his Book Store tothe
lately oeeupiedb by No. Fosters Block
OF Main and First Streeis. ~ faiit aHrsi a'f ;
The additions thus made TO hisstOck enable him to
oferto hiscuston.ers larger ard better assortment
than hasever before been brought tsthi Market
sisng in part OF. Asccll aDeoI School Nedeaf an
theological Books. " ring. Printing!. NrapllI ana
Fancy Paper, az Foreisn & Fancy Stationery ofall
kinds All ofwhich will be sold. Whole lie and Retail
at Cincinnati prices. fact TO ~hch he would call
attention ofcountry merchants, dealers teachers
others being confdenthe makeifto their interes
tn prchsss ofbini - feIsneaf avg e5tf.
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STEAMBOATS, 81 RAILROADS
OUIsViLIE & sT IoUIS p.Gr.,,S m

4 THE last and eleeant steamer CRYsTaL L
ELK rALACF. Capt. II. KouSTz Master. will con-
time rannins daring the as q regular
-, Louisville. Evansville and ST.. Louis packet
leaving Evansiie for S. Louis So xDAY mcrnfpg
and for Louisville every RsDAY morning. For freight
passage apply board o7f- hIaHl7Ie e7f--f
ST Passage from Henderson Evansville to Louisvils
reduced to g, ,Itfta i8F - u mvi-2n
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2 EA@EL ~ - sz:szsz
PENNsYLVANfA RAiLROeD AGEVGyY.

= - The lndersgned having been ap- . - 8
-Gf6xE pointed Agent for the above Compa- HeY n
Ssfa 80 ny in this city will be prepared. on
the opening OF the Evansville and .
kAesd 70 Tsrre Hauts opening
OF River navigation receipt for delivery
Produce ofeysry description TaROU from this city to All
the EssSern Cities via Railroad River Ptt-
destination. - - ~ y IT
S5- Rates made known application my Office ater
str eet stars) Der the telegraph once Warehouse
corner Of Canal and Walnut sirssl 10 =. -
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FANCY d STAPLE nRY, GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMNER ISsS

eSHASKLIS REILL Y1woul invite tie at
~ tenuon OF hsr stomers md the pabc srsiy to
=fse STOCK o. Fancy and STAPLE Dry Just
ce1ed e r9cn great variety fsyles Of
ods whih v1 is seidst x<s N ark ct rrcss ssI-
sistire in part OF the following; viz
Z tBiack sad csld cloths end cta-ineres. trftts
Pain and fancy lines drills ard Aarseiiles vesinxs;
ia ksrfucsy Jeans. cotton sdesand cenir.ss3 @Hf-'
Eansy trin9 lawn. g'tghars spd ergzndies;
hack 4rd fA-ey -cni'd siss. an tsssns; ~
Freach Jas0HeCs anS lerage de laines=
Agsiin ee i9ines. ae tskn sai mourn goods;
Aiso full OF Irish linens napkins linen txfe
dapask fre~1 ard teae table els dim
iy bed spreads Narsees quilts Er glish srd German
seiy geyes ufnriug- fancy good xrnsEan
breiias sad paraois hoor
ans Lfghorn and palm leaf bats. eonns rktons nus-
quito n.ttiIrs. ete. SHAHKLINk REILLY,
"a p q - s-iftlt Ii ] Cefnsr OF Main Firstsu.
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SHERWOOD HCU3E.

ryyHE subscriber the above house. and mas
entirely red.ted aud Furnished it, and is prepared
10 entertain lhe patrons Of the house satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable. owned Ny
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and
riGSes 10 let. 80 - 80. .-,.f..~ a
The stabIes large, clean and weIiiocated, and good
odance. Particular attention
will be paid The fo horsesleft with him for keep
nc and in all respects, the public IA find the Sher.
wood poHse good Hotel. fjye-tfl A 8YERs.
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!. .-issc5as ID ssI DEssi a W. EEss . - 80
4 ....s CoMNiSs 5s,N ,Mr IisJSAAIsSt AND, ft >
ia-''7 fOnWsrnfsG .GEaTs. ID

eSoLIolT c0NsiGNsENTs OK .PIoyIsIoSs AND
~ produce of every Disruption.
se- 0ash advan srs .5e vfisd desired. ff.re uff
u Sole agents for The 9le Of Dupqat' celebrated Gnn-
rder. Alec ofth4 l3sts'rer- HAstar Sf1 Sir
aft sssss;t4 ~hs steamers ssssiy. gsfsr
Is ress perniissinn o.
yons iIerkI~s PuesiSe.t Nershsns Rank
JOSIAH t-EE Co.. Bankcrs, E,ltirnre;, .i.....-F !.
4 sssses SnsNELfS / RriIIr EysAsvfie: itfti- ~
GRo W RsTEBOSs, ia Cashier Hr. Bank Evansville;
JoHS NircakLL Esl.. fses deGt sr Bank. Evassyilie
u .tl.fHll rtA .a+a til - deob-sm.
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n:iisi-=Fg y : 70 s,ss5i > = sss 3ailsi ssyi srs
z-sssi 80 efs@ Saj; shssyla sts.,sl rfFasF
sl.if .ss.iq .essg 2 : sSa.ss -, tss ssslrr
- x f lf5g.s ttssffe bssfl- sesls5s !.
- hNtHl iHs shs ESlis.Essz fitd9
tss.W IL sssf-s;ta esaafz tss .4.isisfiI5s
ilasss sstf "a 59H X jt .ttessi sfdhl
~ spsr fs6issybs ri = .ssil Sas=F "a tsga
uzA = 80 Gsia,ol rsF,e ssss s.ssIs;;ii
S Il. ..re,ass ~ 81 tsfess.s ssss
q - ., se:sifil sy.ss x y-:sttsas4&is
- '1sa'ss { 8 efss' = = L
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Z IEiC sn AND ToR aCCo s,rORE OF

JACOB seHEURER, MAIN ST., BErs 1sT AND Cd.
20. schaeGer q schroeder's old stand.)
n TRESPECTFULLyi inform the citizens Of Evansville
stan iet. rmined 10 continae The bosiess and
VII coassarty keepon hand the choce 81 gars.
spd Tobacco Of the brands that Eastern markets af
ford; also Snuff and Smoking robacc Of ali kinds Mer
shaun. Chinaau Wooden PipesIof alfszes and qnal:
tiles, stthe lowest cash prices, Whole>ale and Retail
Mylenghy exp sricnce in the business conynees nae
that can give general Satisfaction, and tespeetf I,y
salist;l share of puelic pairepase. advEd fapl u
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NEW TAn.oRiNt. EsT .ANI. .isH,IEyr.

80. NEW TAILORING EsTAvI.fSHNEfT. -
fvYvHE undersigned would respectfully the
ei-as of Evansville aud surrounding fat he
has opened shep Main street the Branch Bank
fnisna where the above
the ashio able All
In ct aud 9th. work hr e hores
p.
Cali exsni-e his OF Cloths Cassimeres Vest
ngs he good stock hards and Is prepsrec sell
-.rf noy2la u u. NELMS.
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sa PINE LUMBER.

THE LAkIFtST <FUCk IN THE CIT1!
Holm r. GLOVER 4 co corner Of Main and Seventh
e9 streets Evansville fna would respectfully inform the
Puhic that they in yard and for sale low CASH
complete fseasoned Pine Lumbar emil racing all
Qualities ucknesses Tongued Pine
Ash foorng Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings and
nasls; 100 feet sound Common Bosrds suitable for
fencing; No Pine Poplar Shingles. &C.
So Can hsv made order AZ The icwess prices shelving
and Windows &C. &C. Bills prices warded all
who may ~ them Orders from distaLee viii receive
fehr .f
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.;s'l
EAiinOAD IRAAsPOIgcA ATiON \ NOTICE

-
RAILROAD DfRAysPOsrATIOXN NOTICE
ITO ALBANY. bbsTdS. 'NEw YORK and all interre-
n date ssticns and Places lnmedssey ON ss compile
oa cf.se gvase ann Crawordsvillo Railroad 10 Terre
Hau.e. which wbe With shfs date
viii De rssty 20 receipt FRRouGH Tor The dehvery of al
kinss of Merchandx Produce Properly
ren Setw-ep tA sud rsr-e TO all Of the
int rr point and stations ohi9
New fotk Central e~ Yosk a.d fs AID albany ana Bes
Is Rssss psas known on application at my der
the Je.egraph Oaee. " ater street.. 49, 1t ~ .
nosi3lrI5 - ~ suJoIfN 8. MITCHELL. Agent. s
IwABAsu sx ERgE CANAL LrRssspoaTRTioxs
MA z,kss.1ysA To nv sYORS.yBesIoy! <xSffxs
< p III kDELPfIri AlrI- 49, q
iry THROUGH KINDS II dace M
sa: city Ay the Trey and Msssra Lias sf Canal boats
neyls-tl =. -, 70 ~ s. MtTcl Il. .Arsnt
EVANSVILLE AND SES HARMONY ,TRi.
NEEhLf MAI. LINE .4AabS -
ON aaa after Saturday. July Ist the un-
s-.l dessigned will TGI-WkfSiy LTsk %
Leasiag Eyaazvls Monday. Wednesdays aud Fri iay,s
ats o'cock A. NJ returhins leaves New arony Tues
isy' Irsisy Sam ,day' at O'Clock A. MD rtl
The lise s az be stocked with good horses aud
Coaches trns and careful drivers sn e ts
made With rslrstS and tsnach al orders re0cds
OF PekAses &e promptly AM earef1ly att
For other business apply The ofsee st Tiv-
cry aai sale is On Locust street the Market House
names es eshs s,,; viii
eezs-I-Fele p fEf ttEE1J 1E Trei - a-aff3
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THE ALLIEs sIRRRNnERsa sa,m-

SSINcE. MESSRS. AHLERING s BRUMNER HAVE
~ leased TIE OLD Corner Stand Water under
and hsd overfewing With the largest
sortment sn1 latest STYLES Fall
nshins Goods etc. and sell them sstcnshingy low the
AA' AhS ,sf9ss, : 40 TO srknEsDkR. lnf
consists IN rsrt Of nea snd Bcys ready made clethne
HATS Caps and Trunks together the most
o. Gentle Dress Goods end Tsiicrs Fuynishnk
ronEt to this city Their facilities for hsSins and
them at al times to M si orders With the best
snc ~ fne best cuntry
ana the generally rssTectfuy call
their Stock and Resueed Prices rurchas-
Ing eisewhsre- decIs-tf
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WV. REILLY, ~ p ., =,
NHTHOLEs tLE AND RETAIL. GROCER. AND
w rRoDuCE MssetANf MAIN sTkEEI = II :. t nm, sn-
desgned uid RESPECTFULLY ierm his frisns and the blc
II EAansv lie and eny hav'se based the interest
of the senior partner in the late Old. Reilly he in
tsus Grocery and Produce AZ the old
stand Ne enbrse,s ths opportunity returning than Tor
aud intends elcrt merit
ance Of the same.s iezo-Iy ~ wiLLiAA RkHtY.
riaa 90 i ron y. r. CRISP, - -
CITY RECoRDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
esE r 'sssfers BatidtEg, Ur Stairs. q y
T F.CRISP. having removed his ONCE to Fosters
y = will bs on hand nj aii tsaes, 10 tax
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, &e and attend
to all sihes qairs ofhin 1usticcoI the Peac
feeo-ifs ..s L trssfiic az la
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NJ EssRs-. LEWIS & HOWARD having purchaset orr
lSH Wharf beat wish thanks liberal
patronage bestowed hitherto and ask for continue
anee cf the towards them. ~ -.
We he further friends out of and ALL
that continue Commission
heretofore We have engaged ample Whsrboat facilities At
the River Canal other Warehouses here
- 80
signed for sale shipment TO and
promptly NIL sl for the purchase Of
90 such business the best advantage for
Once, as asfornerly. under the Ieegrsph Once -
e22-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL SON.
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UROy yANDNAILs.--sOos tons iron. ell sjses;- y.
20tens Steel sna Iron Slahs; SOL hdls Sheet Iron;
800 kegs ass'd Nails for sale reduced pri ny
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sTock OFsPRlNG AND SUMNER DRf GOODS

rENE undersigned respectfully calls the attention the
N ctzens OF this place and vicinity the that hs
Is in receipt Of general Of Fancy aud Sta
PIE Dry Goods. eonsisting In patti = ft-s .
Barge de Lsnes Muslin de Bsges plain and fancy Bar
Tssues. Chalios. Larons. Brslantnes SIZES
Null 1eplins. Silks paid frocade F1o-
Silks Satins Grus de pies Crepe -hawls Embrois
deTes. Skirts. emfreidered and grass HoseIy and
Glove. al ef Millinery. Parssois. Fans Dress finn
mngs Cloth Cesimeres Tseess Linen. Nestipes- &e
all vi whieh sell
Eastern market and therefore olie equal share
OF the pahte patron e7fT. l1il fe4l ttE
No trouble 70 chow goods Ladies please call before
chs sing else where. -. -t "A A.AHsPACHER.
aP2i Main St. door below Branch Bank
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e EVANSVILLE md TUESDAY. MAY o. 1855
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

HUNTSVILLE AND CINCINNATI
THE CARPET, WAREHOUSE, a-
MAIN STREET. ofPosiTET THE BANK OF KENTUCKY.
o. 8ns .il4tt L0yiSsILLE. KY. - srl 71i
BLNH a. BgvALL ~
1FAvE in by lae arrivals large and varied
II ass ss, 81 AZ srsdss Of esrpeung. comprising;
W Kidderiaiaster, = do; = Is &c.
.r 90 klSssI9issssr EisI, Tssss,T Bra'ssh CARPETS;
BrusssI. Stair caSpsss; Brussels Hail Carpets; -.
ply c5spsa Of the best make oii8lr 40 -
ssSsss s$Gs. :.sEs s1Es 4sIss
cA''ill' rufisd and oS2 S2ssi csSfs Sr;i III -
from q feet wide which to htaay shaped room
-, CtRrAlN MATERIALS .
Rich satin brocstelle; Rich Satin Damasks; 3aa
worsssd every Holland Shades
L1ss sucf
praPsTy Aaslins Confess Bands Tasseis LoeTs etc.
~. Sd. and 50 White and eolored Nattngs; 8
is coess sss,iss Tor o1ees hotels an pub
rses s5css sas her With large stock d fancy .ar,s
and aomss,ie dry gOe. osr low tAsy ie hs
stable goods. tarys ne IL before lse shsrs.
~ BAferaer for goods viii npsy at.sldsd % at
Jfssi.s Lg.s ,s &C.. IoUisyIIi.E. ny. ssd
RE ng their Stock of Spring Goods many Of
whieh are ef tlsir inppfsrten direct from the
wshrsl lss5st al On Goods furoas and are serarsd
t. a'e sg 20 n hs se e sSys
81 sssr sBIhsgN saEETINGsAND PRINTS i =. \
and viii be sOld1 CASH orders
sane mast he aets taaisa nm ths money se5zi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22
CLOTHING &C..
STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE
oNMAix STREET., ne LwEsE vIRs1 sEcosp.
- III GUMBERTS q 4OTYLEIR

RE receiving their Wholesale Retail ciehine Re-
"a tablishment, large assortment OF READY MADE
CLo1HfNG Of superior quality the most
fashionable Styles fn lot Of Cloth supe.
nor black and blue French and English Cloth
and Sack Goats Sainets and Cashmere Coa sreen
and gray ONERCOATS of style price. quality
eolor. VESTS and PANTALOOSS of the most bsa1tifnl
patterns ever broughst to this market. - ~
shirts Cndershfrts and Drawers Gloves Supender
ana Sacks HATS and CAPS every style aad ehssper
than ever sold in this market.
and yses Carpet Sacks with large Of
articles and FuIshng Goeds all Of which
on the Straight Line Plan. cheap the cheapest.
ALSO The largestiefo of CHILDREN 8 CL0fHNG ever
brought to Evansville Call and for yourelves oe2t