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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-16

Y XIV
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items OF astns, &c.
General Joseph Lane has been lunan-
in,ously nominated as delegate to Con.
gress by The democratic territorial con-
ysnlion Of Oregon.
u A difficulty occurred in Richmond, on
"Wednesday afternoon between D F.
Groomes and j. H. Saunders, saddle
and harness makers, which resulted in
the former shooting the latter dead on
the epot with revolver. Saunders
was a widower and leaves two children.
Better ACCOUNTS are beginning to be
received from Kansas. Geo. n. Church
of Chieopee. Rev. Mr.. Mute, fthe same
/ place, and Mr.. Porter Of Wes'field, all
write encouraging letters. The Hamp.
den Colony have established themselves
at Neosho, and all agree in pronouuc.
ing il one oflhe pleasan,est places in
the world. 85lfiis arf.lf
A!awl has been enacted by the Span
ish Cortez, ordering all the lands and
dwellings belonging to the clergy, 10
religious fra,ernities, and 10 pious and
sacred works, to be sold and turned in.
tomoney. breaking up all accumulatious
iofcclesias,ical property. and stripping
the Church ofits immense possessions.
Withina few years past there has
been consilnble influx Of Chinese in.
to New York so that they numberh now
from 1000 to 1900; only two of whom
are females. Their social habits are
not Of tue highes, character as they herd
together in crowded apartments, and
with few exceptions, are engaged in.
mental pursuits.
Making Moasy-Four or five Of our
Heaviest sugar merchants have made
100000 each on the recent rise ia SD.
gar. One house had on hand sixteen
thousand hopsheads, the increase on the
value ofeach of which during ,he las,
two months, while it has been rsposing
in their warehouses has been SEQ. ma.
Com, l,s y. sNe
i ---T---s ki&
/. A Good Joksr.3Tl,e cii,ysauthorities
az Marysyille California, recently passed
an ordinance fi,s,tiie irsensssaal Of outside
stairs in that city. While the coursili
were in session a few DAYS after, tie
stairs leading to the Council Chambsr
sbs.si otthat oody aecoraing 70 inc aerl
aid, were competed 70 %snla Down 'he|
posts o. 'he oallolng'
Z. Sf -- IA
NJ Miss Elizabeth arr recently died in
MARYLAND, beuuea,hing FIVE negro slaves
TO a Catholic priest, Rev. ] ames Moore.
;Hsrlegsl heirs disputed the legacy, and
the court before which it was tried deci.
ded ,hatit was void under the twenty
fifth article ofthe bill Of rights, which
1,,,,,lo ~ SO, "a ,,,;n;s,,ro of thu n,s nsi
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-16

Aboy seven years ofage ielliin,o the
Connecticut river, at Haydenyille, a
day or two since, and waslrcscued by
the Rev. Mr.. Cook. On his way home
a person remarked to him.. "You got
pretty wet, didn't you?" Eyes" said
the little one, "but the man who came in
after me got as bad 8 duckipg as ! did,"
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..s Persons having p,ospec!uses in charge rye,
eeans.ted 10 return them, with as many soy.
scribe4s rs they shall have procured BY Tue So'
nv 18th. at iarthest, Of the present m no
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,IiliYorizlg!
sEWAN,

gs T. S EW AN.
would respectfully announce ann y !, !.
tothe citizens ofiMorganttoWh
and vicinity, that he. mas al! put y
chased the entire stock !, !. q |,
WIN. \. Grove, and in!eh ,. = !
carrying on the above I.s named 4, led
business at the old stand oc.
eSpica BY him. He g, hopes s.Et!'
that persons wanting Clothing
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Nh. 4, Sansom s.tces hlb0r oi OUT
Aprilil4, lsbs. NIL e@ed
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lNHE AMERICAN UNlVN,g

will BIO published On s,ga ,own papers
in good style, ofths ~ so,,msncsd
at $50 in advance, and WILL 70 gown Soa ~ ihe
about tho first Of July next ihe M ,.s A.. vii
day, Markets. Agriculture, the object be-
receive due share OF atenn9 ~, aed yelcom,
ing 70 m !. mo s ire. side Of every American
slsl 'efs ~ s''s = s.. SIEGE RED, Jun,
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dent of

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I'll. Mo,,,ar;
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B,ksMy are kent
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cREArt CURE OF scRoFuLA.

: q ~ GREATt Gu RE OF sERUFUIA Z. ll.I,IlI
~. rdI.ors 81 the Richmond Republican by,
servant employed in the. press room n
wS,ss entiroly disabled him from work = q
lies ot SUassf's Spanish Mixture made per!eel'
cure Of him, ani The Editors, in public n9tlce
saw they acheerfultS ammenl ~ ~, y, ~
arc ELECTED with any diseas. pf THE blood. 9
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ID pouring tlI
NE daya ::
~ butlihat.
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favor, weekly paper devoted . 70 and
principles, the Publisher asks the psM iYa ~ YOUR
support Of the American party. ~ sy nIeSsc our
subscriptions and influence anu W. sona bntte IN
best energies and talents 70 ~ sooA 80 2
defence Of our cause. 81 l
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@THE MARIAN. i,, Z,
PRIVATE MEDOMpANIl

Unt HundFedlh Edltl0TIN No ~ }, Il,
Gu fine paper H., IS sI III
A standard work Of j : !, q,
found classed in the ca b \. : \;
sales'in New York, Phil wy III : Z. !.
i So aas s, Sv,u 'ns eksellert in
since aesss which fieisi Time SA' he'd Al !
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mg non Ro ssi ESQ of.he Exchang Hotel, Rich
mand. known every where, says he has seen
Tie Medicine called CARERS Spanish llitTtsrs,
aa cred In over a hundred cases, in nearly
nj the, dineases for which tbs recomtneadea,
with The most ,astonishingly good results he
saws il Is the most extraordinary medicine ne "a |
avnr amen. -----.. . .---. -.----. }. D -L--lS
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|. AGENTSIN VIRGIN
w a. Buffers Ri nond. o. @. ste Ca.
Harrisonburg. Fm. Ieakm ore and [ oIi;,'
day, Moundsyile. Vide & Bro. /. Joltf 4 4
J. H. Thompson, Vhe,ing. VIM. Ho( fiar.
shall, g. II. 4 leob & NTH, Wellsbu1 a.
r. Barnes, Clfksbyrg. =
March 10, 500. - n
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SusIanuydk
|sssssY$!|s
b not voting
ap1 liairgs on
|5igf holes in
|4ld-board, in
ID nestle and
ID being well
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s1 hereby SI eeitify, that for three years hsd
ane and Fever ii the most violent description
i1 seyeral physicians, took large Quantities
~ oninine. Mercury and believe all the TONES
aJyestised .'but ali without any permancntseltei.
Az LAST tried Carte,s Spanish Nurture, two bot
las (which offcc,ually cured me, and an hap
VITO saw that have neither cliils orteyersinse
.onsider Il ,he best Tonic in tho world, and the
univ medicine that ever reached my case: 4 \
VI! sf''T''l1 d Z JOHN LONG DEN. y
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-03
IMPOsTFRs.

A man apparently about forty years ofage
himself as in destitute circum-
stances. applied to boarding house ON Main
street the other night, for shelter. He was
admitted and furnished with room for the
night. He appeared to be grateful for the
kindness of the host and offered his carpet sack
in pledge for the payment OF his BILL Thls
was ofcourse declined and the stranger assur-
ed that no charge, would be made. About
eleven O'Clock, as the family were retiring,
light was observed still burning in the strang-
er's room, and, the gentleman ofthe house,
prompted by curiosity, peeped through the key
hole, and saw the INDECENT stranger removing
two belts from around his body and proceed
to count over large amount of gold. 1t was
lprincipally in SO Eagles. The door was
Silently but securely fastened On the outside,
and Mr.. Beggar remained prisoner until
morning when he was suffered to depart, after
paving regular hotel fare for his nights lodg-
| ing. r1 4 tett -sgU ~ -f =
| Another instance of the same style of i'm
position. on smaller scale, and rather anu
| sing in it's termination, fell under our obser-
yation Yesterday. An Irish boy, about fifteen
wears of age, came into the Journal Office and
asked one of the editors for dime to buy
himself something to eat. The idea of visit
ing printing office ON begging expedition
was decidedly original, and under other cir
cumstances, we might have suspected the
poor boy of poking fun at u.s., His appearances
however. in dilapidated hat, and coat sadly
ont at the elbows, and large windows IN his
trousers. settled all doubts, and we shelled
Iout. He won vastly upon our sympathies, by
la simple relation of the troubles of his young
life. He had lived at Chicago until this fall,
when both his parents died, leaving him "a
moor little orful boy" and mary cent in the
world. except Shirt as he quantity express
: cd II. He left the Office and in half hour af-
: lterwards we looked out of the window and
saw him in front of Shaffer's surrounded by
> la crowd of boys, with one ofwhom he was
: negotiating for the purchase OF dog. Prlct
asked was s., so. The little beggar turned
Ibis pocket inside out, and counted 81, 10 which
Ihe offered in part payment promising the
balance in the afternoon. The other boy
: wouldn't credit him, and as he hadn't even ;
slack knife, to offer as collateral, he started of
to raise the money, determined to have tht
\ idop. He was not aware that we knew of hi
: and he had the inimitable GOODNESS
n to call on. us for another dime. We turned
: him over to the tender mercies of our devil in
It chief who with his deputies in the job offic.
and news department. instituted a mock trial
one presiding as Judge, ana the other '' tW'
's sappearing as attorneys, for and agalust TN
oflcriminal. q He was tried and sentenced TO d.
re hung, and Judgment formally pronounced o,
1.-the devil of Judge, whose mock dignity wa
admirably sustained, as ne set on an insef'e'
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n.pARTNERSHIP.

ttNHE rcdnrsgned have this day formed a Copartner
ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER q 20
for the Transaction of general Forwarding and COM
;sslo1 M snvss and have erected for that purpose
yery large and spacious Ffgeproof Warehouse tne
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham strees and near the Depot of the Evansville ana
7r.wfordsyfie Railroad, where they will have ample
- am and convenient facilities for storing all KINDS Oh
PRO duce aud Merchandise.
tn ey will give special to Consignmenee either oy
R;xar Railroad Canal Wagons, and %illforward
,,yomptly at the lowest rates. ...boso ~
sale o Groceries in this IaEks ana sOs,s i
t of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter. "a. - . ..o..,,r IN =, erit and sharr
They hope oy IN ra NJ w. FOSTER.
the public patronaSo' GEO. POSTER,
w. NJ. AtKMAN.
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OBJ. qailg gournal
From the Courier des Etats Unis.
Gloves VS.. Sinners.


A little incident has recently enlivened Par
isian society. 1T is ofno consequence to tell
whether the heroine was French or Spanish;
will it not suffice to say that she is young and
pretty?
this heroine he'd husband and this hus-
band being of a Joyous temperament was in
different to nothing thatcould amuse 1t was
his right, and you see how he exercised that
right.
One day it happened that his wife, in man
aging about her chamber, found among her et-
fects pair of SLIPPERS whichwere ofwhite satin.
sGood," said She there is to be a ball this
evening: | will wear them"
She took them out and tried them on The
slippers were too small, and her feet would not
go into them.
Meanwhile the husband made his appear
lance.
sWhat are these slippers?' demanded the
wife, pushing her foot into the white satin.
| The husband looked down and became red.
The careless follow! Is
'These slippers they belong to yon,''he re-
piled at once.
''To me! don't you see cannot get them
on?''
To find slippers, and not be able to wear
them! what a disappointment!
st is because your feet have swelled SO"
continued the husband; ''you dance so much
The wife reoined the husband would not
Irelinquish hespoint, and the slippers went. .tiy
ling out ofthe window.
Eight days afterwards the husband, looking
for a pair of gloves, found some which he want
ed to wear; he slipped in two but the gloves
would not go on. Moreover the gloves the
i lgloves had been worn. The husband frown
led.
''Eh, madame! what is this!' he demanded
+ of his wife on presenting himself before he
with the gloves on thu. tips ofhis fingers,
'This? It's a pair of gloves" said she calm
+ ly.
i. "Pardieu see that very plainly-but whom
e no they belong top
"To you, apparently"
Indeed look you! it is impossible for me
get into them, and besides, some one has worr
them"
"Ah then, The gloves belong to the sam
person. who owned the slippers. You reco
llect the slippers the other day"
The husband few into a passion, and til
ID wife burst into laugh.
81 have found slippers; you find gloves; W
= are quits,p said she.
The husband pouted for about twenty-fou
hours, after which he asked for a treaty
s peace. The negotiations were made, and th
5, wife agreed to them. A fit out Of a cloak !
i Russian sables betrayed the expenses of til
u campaign. II
= In accepting it the wife smiled aol
is tSee how good am, said she; 81 am wi
ling to acknowledge that these gloves, the Fl
NOUS gloves, belong to my cousin, who lei
r them tb me TO assist me in taking revenge VI
ID on you; give them to me, and hereafter if fin
p no more slippers, you shall find no mo-
: lgloyes." fl- ~
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srop THAI BoY!--A cigar in his mouth,
swagger in his walk, impudence in his face,
a re-for-nothingness in his manner. Judging
from his demeanor he is older than his father
wiser than his teacher; and more honored than
Mayor of the town, higher than the President.
Stop that boy, he is going too fast; ne don't
know his speed. Stop him ere tobacco shat
ters his nerves; ere pride ruins his character;
ere the loafer masters the man; ere good ambi-
tion and manly strength give way to low pursuit
and british aims. Stop all such boysl They
are legion; the shame of their families, the dis
grace oftheir towns the sad and solemn re-
fproaches of themselves
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and Canal sts opposite Henry Lutz's Groce-
OoEnsA - ry Evansville. Indiana. :,
wSAEcY DYER Steam Sconrer and Rehnisher OF Dry
Nd formeriy Foreman at Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdse
New York Dye House .,,,r,s r7,othe, of silk
olisn Crane and Cashmere Shawis Of enery deserlp-
& ana finishes equal Dyes every Kind Of ac
atterns and finishes them equslto new he re-
spots stains from silk Dresses in dry
E SiIk and ooen Toils de Tersse and Tulles
also ne cAeAns = - octl9-1YdEw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-03

A Coon REAsoN.-A grand jury in the
South ignored bill against a huge negro for
stealing chickens, and before disharging him
omcustody, the Judge bade him stand re-
primanded; he concluded as follows:
"You may go now, John; Shaking his finger
at him) let me warn you never to appear here
again. s...,,.. i,
John, with delight bearning from his big
white eyes, and with broad grin, displaying
a row of beautiful ivory, replied: I'D 3 f.osi
~ wouldn't bin dis time, Judge, only the
constable fotch mel"
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! -1cINcINNATIp pApER WAREHOUsE.

Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention dealers and consumers to their large ana
varied stock Papers Our arrangements with ESsteIn
and dealers such that enabled TO
Lesp on hand all large stock Of Caps and Letters
Rain and ruled Flat CAPS Demys Mediums koya ana
ROYALS; Blank Book Papers by Faner
Il Smith, and other first class manufaetuTers: -. -, -
We are agents the Printers Cards anu keep on
& a. a1i times complete stock of Printers Papers of
ayerv descrption. Lighthody's Book and News INKS;
Mceyyyearvss CoIored Inks. Varnish and Gold Size
W. have on hand sore large stock OF the best -FOUR
; Ne VS. and Book Paper and supply orders to al
s. extent with regular sizes, and irregular sizes
make 10 order short notice. .t-- -. n n.
We pay highest market price in cash. ZOE Rags Dag
ring Rope and Cotton " aste- a oooDMAN
wholesale PAPER Dealers, & Manufacturers, Agents;
~ anu 80 W s''' 0AAN-AA~~-'
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=. CINCINNATI
nUruEAT FOR. THE INSANE.

wN charge EDW MEAD. NJ D., Editor of the Ameri-
Psvcbol Journal Lecturer on Insanity and Forenzc
MsSeiue late of and oil atera
Medica. =. 81. -o.ar.;o, ofs ra+;snts s. is
presenting superior advantages Nona
INT admitted The long experience
Superintendent practitioner and teaener anoaas
f kindly care and the most successful
Terws made known application to Dr. MEAD Cineln-
natl, Ohio. 4-rrfr-t.f ef. fz++. 80 =
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NUMBER ia.

soap box, with bundle of old papers and
coffee sack tied round his person in order to
give his petite figure ajudicial rotundity.
The attorney for the defendant thinking
that the court didn't understand 'herself''
took an appeal to the foreman, who commuted
the sentence to hard labor in the press room;
for half hour, which was duly served out
and the young convict departed, wiser if not
better from his experience of the charity of o
printing offiee.-Lofayette Jour.
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AND TOBACCO STORE OF

X,
"a III 70. Schaeffer q Schroeder's old standl
ana .urrosndmg country thatI have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same business and
will santy hand the Havana Cigars
~ Tohacco If the besf brands that Eastern markets af
also snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun China Wooden Pipes OF all sizes ana quail
ties AT the prices Wholesale and Retail
NV lengthy experience in the business convlnces me
anT. 1;o;t - ~ ~ are Of nnbIic patronage. laplu
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-03
NEW aRRANGEMENT.

MNorder that may be able devote my time more psrs
bnsnes Thave sposed part Of my IN tne
Gerry house to ur MATTHEW DALZEiLna, WhG wiz r,T Go
an At the old stand under the style Of ORR DALZELL
with complete ment Of IN the uf0ees
Ina would take opportunity of my Tncer
thanks the paying ofthe house lot
sre for years and
@ their fayors the frm and would say
20 the very slow or pay all gentlemen, that they neec
net ask credit at this house, s,uppr opp
Marnh 1 oAMOEA OAAs
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rmpRnYEn PORTABLE WILL.

uSoR grinding and and all other
Anchor Brand Bolnz Cloths. and Betting OF
all widths. - 49, 4. .n,hor;xaa Ia sell the above
- !, ar fneun at prices, Including freight
GsafatJ r. Monroes Family Grocery corner oil YAK ahe
seeA}sd JAMES BRADFORD CO. otnsinnsa O.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-03
NEW M ASHIN GTON HOTEL,

ywNHE this House have removed from tnel
stand Main street. to their new hotel Just
Cd npose the House, where they epared to
their old and all others
ct to call upon them in much superior style
past patronage respectfully solicit
ance ofehe same which shall all our endeavors TO
it, will be the best the market ahords ana our
charges moderate. -, .
Good stabIl and Wagon Yard kept foreountry ensto
ey10-d&wtf q 11hDbERHOh
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emRS. RRAY & PENNINGTON,

m Esp ECTFULLY inform the citizens OF kyansvnie sno
IL its vicinity they have formed partnership IN he
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. .,,.r
ter OF esutnrg become familiar with the diseases
dent 20 this climate they their past experience anu
cess will entitle q share of public patronage.
Their ONCE is on Main ana locust
roait the Post once where both of them may be
rronsulted unless absent on professional business
aglS-tt
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WM. REILLY.
wwYuOI ES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND

WV PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STfShE Ie u. u.
respectfully inform his friends and the PUBIC
and vicinity that having purehasea the
of the in the late firm of Reilly ne
carry the Grocery and
stand this opportunity of returning than
pas intends effort to merit
snca of the same. ie20-ly WILLIAM REILLY.
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SHERWOoD HOUSE.

rNHE subscriber has taken the above house, ana mas
entirely reted and refurnished it, and is prepared
10 entertan the patrons of house in satisfactory
manner He has rented the brick Stable owned 5y
Mr. Peter Burke has good stock of horses and car
riages to let.
The stable is large, clean and welllocated, and good
in constant attendance Particular
will he Maid to the care of horses left with him for keep
ng and in all respects the public ha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. fjys-ul J. A. BYERs.
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RNSMAX Al.

REMOVAL.
TWV BACON CO. have removed TO MAIN y. sIs Haoct ~ Z
m twaan aud First sts., next door 70 hahock o.
stoddards Drag nearly opposite the branch nahk
thew pleased ather old ano
he ntance many ones as are 70
give them call They would return her Gr tne very
fber.l given and hope to receive
same sane py aeepAAs ' janl6-ly
MILLS AROMATIC STOMACH BAT"
TIERS. RHIEASs WINE BkTTERS.
yW0aESE have been long and avoraoy
I'm certain for Summer Complaints, ana as pre-
Of fever ague similar diseases A con-
signnsns Just reosl'sN ~"N AVA TENNEY soRENSoN.
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FARMERS, HOTEL,


On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
WWASuowa fine of Cloths. Cassimeres est
ings etc which he is prepared to make IN the
most styles and at short notice He VIII warrant
good 6s and perence in the husne TO be
able give general satisfaction He has also on nana nne
Merno etc. Underhirts and Drawers with fue Shirts
Collars etc the best manner with Gentienen
Furnishing generally He invites his old
- 49, nn91iic ganaralv No call. decI6-tf
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nnaTEn WARE.

WWTRh received from the manufacturer an as
Wv sortment of Plated Ware, such as table anq Tea
knives. extra fine ana oeauul cas-
sprs which we sell Eastern prices. and warrant
40 be pate genuine lhata metal nearly as Wnse as
,.sS,. "a anA atron silver. Gail and
!~ g BfTTRaLFF SONS Jewelry Store:
~ Main st. bot LIST &R&.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-03
DAVID O'NEIL,

MERCHA A n T I Al ILOR,
Second street, between Main and Locust.
wWAs lust opened fine OF
of dferent colors, Cassmeres of hne qualty ana Ine
STYLES the richest Festings such as
sa4ins silks &c.. with commoner goods fo- ous
All these goods the best quality and haHd-
ever broushtto this city My old customers
are invited examine them.
am prepared with frstrase to make up gooas
she latss tstyles and warrant h ID all cases. sePiA