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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22

VWN. BACON & co. have removed TO Main street, be-
tween Water and First next door to Haeek 4
Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
wer t9 will be pleased TO see all their old customers and
acdE many pleased to
ve then call They would return their thanks the
and to receive of
ssf--e -jan16-Iy
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TII.N4EIA s0R RENsnN

WHOLESALE DEAIEks IN AND LIQUORS, ooRNEE
WATER AND VINE SITS. EVANSVILLE, IND.
VENHE have this day formed
M purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Having succeeded the business Allis
Howes their stock and made additions to make
FOR CASH. any house in EyAnslle or any city in the
West. R. S. fENNEY, 4
s.. SORENSON.
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CORNER OF FIRST AND SYCAMORE STREETS,
ao fitted ud hrsrats Bathing Rooms where gentle
tlsuen waited at all hours and where they can
- r~syr5 ~ coId baths Dr. A. BISHOP.
ssIs Evansville Ind.
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CTNCINNATT.

<sz=---z THERE PROBABLY WAS, NEy-
Err better of Piano Eortes
NJ m III n htts city than bs found at No. 49,
" y u VWest F5urth street--Chiekerngs Mood
ward Browns Brown Allen a. j. Gibert's, with EOli
attachment. H. Worcester's and the Western Mauufae
turing Companys Pianos among the best be found
this country Most Of these instruments combine excellen
ees seldom found in the majority of pianos offered for sale
An unlimited warrantee given with each instrument.
W. F. COLBURN,
je4 Piano and Music Dealer. Cincinnati.
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FARMERS, HOTEL
d. S. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.

On rlrst streets oebMSeh hAiu anu oyc1moTes
AS of Cloths Cassimeres, Vest
ings which he is prepared to make in the
styles and at short notice.. He will
fits and by long perience in the unes be
able give general satisfaction. lie has also hand
Merno silk Undershirts and Drawers. with Shirts
Collars. made in the best mannerwith Gentemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. I'll
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What is the cost of production and market
value in your vicinity, Of WOOL silk, wax, hon
ey cochineal, milk, butter, cheese eggs, beef
mutton, pork, hams, lard, oil, hides, tallow,
pelts &C.? What is the cost per 100ibs. of
transportation by canal, railroad or otherwise
to the Atlantic or Gulf markets?
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THE MYSTERY SOLVED.

MUDGING that nave been
81 visiting friend Embichs for the past two weeks
impression the saying is in
srcia had by the board and in consequence
selingat great sacrifice but further enqu
ry happy to readers hatsuch not
the case hand full assortment of Spring
bfnfe the rnzh n his store. .-H.l. ab14
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NUMBER 1873.


bushel or barrel of.each kind in your vicinity :?
Is the grape cultivated with you for table use,
or with the. object of making wine If for
either, can you communicate any information
relative to its name, history, cultivation, pre-
servation, or the manufacture, cost, and market
value Of American wine :? What fruits are
sold in your vicinity grown at the North,
South, East or West at what seasons, and at
what prices?
LIVE FENCES.
What trees or shrubs form the best live
hedges in your vicinity ? How long have such
hedges, if any, been established Are they
seriously effectedsby frost or drought? What
was the cost per rod, the annual expense of
trimming, and your mode of management
NoRE.-Please to treat each subject under
distinct head, after the manner of the arrange
ment oflast years Report; and if convenient,
leave one side Of your manuscript blank.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NTOTICE hereby that the notes due estate OF
~ Sterling deed lot property sold last August I'll fan
due AUG 9th 1855 unless prompt payment Is then made
sal will be placed the bands Of the proper oncer ioi
'O6esSf''n. aSTs SouN M Farrell, Aesin''tr't'rs'
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sT0RAGE WANTED.

+, to s IN W - Firs @ proof varehouse
Wv any quantity Of GRAIN Produce or Merchandise, OK
tho most liberal terms. - =. -
Having large airy stairs particular will
Household Furniture Agricultural ements
goods liable to damage from damp
rust. f-a ..a-
logger when desired
Warehouse located on corner and W. and e.
Canal convenient for shipping by River Rail-
road Applyto novI GEO. FOSTER & co.
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IEizzzszzs Eszzsssss3 49, s s 49,

DAYTON AN ID IN D2ANAROL1S!
COLUMBUS, GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING, BALTIMORE;
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY.
NEW YORK, ETC; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND eoSSECTlSG LANES EASTWARD!
G4sat Eastern and HesterR u. S. Mail and
American Express Line!
shokrEsr ROUTE DAYTON % MILES, AND NO CHANCE
CARS BAGGAGE!
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
NW ORNtNG EXPRESS leaves 4:40 A. NJ. at
IVA Richmond with Eaton and Hamilton, Cincinnati.
Haltoh ana Dayton Railroad for Cincinnati direct arriving
t30 M; arrives Dayton 1030 eonneetng with all
Xena Columbus. Zanesy le Wheeling Baltimore,
Washn City, Phadelpha Ne# York and Boston, Als5
Clyde Cleveland Buffalo Sandusky, Toledo, Fort Wayne,
Troy Pidua, Breakfast at indiana polls.
this arrive Columbus eight hoursit
ad Ot other route from Indianapolis
TRAIN leaves Indian apolis at IL NJ the arriv
ALI the West North and South arrives Rich
p NJ Cincinnati at 545 P M arriving at Day
NJ. directly with trains Tor KsniR, Ce
Springfield. Crestne Pittsburgh Philadephia
arriving at Columbus at g:I5 P. NJ. y
Dmner a indianapolis and supper at Dayton
PiTTSBU RGH PASSENGERS leaving on noon trains have
stop DaYtdR and make the eetons
Crsshe r Pittsburgh other train from Indiana polls
Passeng this through Cincinnati quick
by any other.
Columbus Baggage check through Pittsburgh and Phila
delpha baggage checked at Columbus.
- DAYTON, OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
IL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22

EINAINSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford. Connectlcut.
CAPITAL $500. .oO0-dH paid in and iRUested.
TMNHIS with perpetual charter
in 1919 and against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Manufacturing house
hold furniture merchandise general. Also inland In
the pers of Navigation Losses will be ber
@--' -0' THOMAS K. BRACE, Pres't
E. G. RIPLEY, Secretary
Applications for Insurance be made to the subscr-
ber who authorized receive and issue pol
favorable terms Insurance office Agency
i'm the West A. C. HALL0CK. Ag't,
eyI1-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLOCAS! CLOCKS! Az WHOLESALE
s-. BY BITTROLFF & SONS;

e Wis aTREE- BETw.EN FiRsr AND SECOND,
- Hs Il EVANSVILLE, IND.
WWTE have just received large supply of eight day and
Wv thirty hour clocks direct fro the manufacturer.
omprsing every style wood and iron which
will sell dealers low the articles be
bought Cincinnati other Western cities We shall al
good stock hand. and think make it
tho country their clocks Of
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MOTIONS! NOTIONs!I

WNLOWER thermometers. travelling companions.
hest London ing wax eight and ten key'd French
aecordeons fine French harps dolls, marbles; toys tea
ortmonnaes combs superior needles pins tooth
picks key rings pencils steel pens tooth brdsnes wax
ads domiuoes chess Emersons toilet
soap jumping ropes and battle doors together with
variety of notions for sale by A. Q. PUSHEE.
an2G 10.
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JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND I'd.
10. SchaehTer & Schroeder's old stand)
II RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, thatI have taken above
stand determined to continue the business, and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
Tobacco ofthe best brands that Eastern mark a
ford also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tes the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business conynces ME
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit a share of public patronage. lap1 If
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DUDLEY, SE0aE z & CO.,
& FORWARDING MERCHANTS

VUHi y 0IU4' U IUI1 " AItDI4iu TIN AN,
Second Street. bet'R Main and tie RiUer,
LOUISVILLE, KY
Ill HEMP, COTTON. TOBACCO. PORK. RAC0N,
LARD. FLOUR ETC together With all Produce
and Manufactured Articles. Oonsignmen solitced and
usual advances made; ss- ~ trt
REFER To-AIessrs. Buchanan Co., Wholesale Groeers
and Comm sst6h Merehatst N. A, ehardson Co.. Hemp
Man Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Gtocers and
Star Candle Hanufaeturers Owesly Pork Packers
and Commission Merchants Armstrong Allen Dealers
Pork Montgoihery DaYidge Co.. holesale Dry Goods
Dealers Louisville. KY. amhi0 d&RI+
JAMES LOW & CO.. OtEsVILLE. KY,
a RE receiving their Stock of Spring Goods
IN which of their own Importation direct from the
facturer in Europe. Fl ~
We have bought 6sods for CASH and p epared
to offer B prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United States Our stock OF
BROWN SHEETINGs AND PRINTS ~ s.Hi
will kept large duFing the coming
aud will be sOldfor GA S Ali orders Tor the
must be accompanied with the. meney feb2i
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SEAT nF WAR.

SINCE Clay county has caused much alarm
> the opinion of many, that 5. EMBICH had also
the actOn That was an but he had
opened and for sale at the well known low
prices. Store Main street three doors below Second
sa1Q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22
VALUABLE Lot FOR SALE.

FWvHE Lot on the First Cherry streets rs
bv $50 adjoining residence of samuel Lister is of
fered for sale reaonahe terms Il one Of the most eli
rible building lots and perfect title given.
Also house Chestnut street. dining the
dencs Joseph Turnock sale liberal terms En-
a,nffe 81 -fisf j. G. JEWELL.
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AGRIcULTURAL PRODUCTS.

What crops can be cultivated to the best ad-
vantage in your section? The best modes OF
cultivation? The maximum and average yield
of each and the smallest yield that will pay
expenses? Have you any established rotation
of crops? What plants are cultivated for the
purpose of plowing under as manure? Have
you any remedies against the diseases and
insects which infest your crops? What are
your best modes for harvesting, storing and
preparation for market? What is the cost OF
production and market value, in your vicinity
of the varions kinds of grains, roots, hay, fod-
der, cotton hemp, fax, hops, sugar, tobacco,
&C.? What the cost per hundred pounds, or
per bushel, of transporting each product by
canal, railroad, or otherwise, to the Atlantic or
Gulf markets.
Special interest is felt at the present tine in
tho e plants which are employ e / in the manu-
facture of cordage, clothing, &c.-such as cot
ton, hemp and fax. Are any of these crops
proftably cultivated with you? If so, have
you any improved variety, new modes of culti-
vation, harvesting, or preparation for market
MARKET AND KITCHEN GARDENING.
Please to gives the names of the bestvarieties
of garden vegetables, the usual times of sew
ing, periods of maturity, yield on a given space
of ground, and their market values. What
vegetables are brought into your vicinity from
the North, South, East, West, or from beyond
sea at what seasons, and at what prices
FRUITS, WINE, &c.
What variety of summer fall, and winter
fruits are cultivated with the best success in
your section ? What kinds are attacked by
blight, mildew, or insects, particularly injuri-
Gus to their perfect growth ? IF any, what
remedies have you against their attacks? Have
you any improved modes, Of eultiyating fruit,
harvesting, storing, and preparing it for mar
ket? What is the cost per bushel or barrel OF
transporting those kinds not perishable to the
Atlantic and Gulf markets, by canal, railroad
or otheru What Is the current value per
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WILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH BIT.
TERS. MILLS, WINE RITTERS.

FWyHESE been long and fayoaby known
as certain for Summer Complaints and as pre-
srtsvs of fever and ague. aad similar diseases con-
eSS y Just reosse1 anu TESNEY soRENsoN.
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DOMESTIC ANIMALS.

What classes of animals can be raised to the
best advantage in your section? Cost of rear
ing, and value at various ages? Cost of trans
porting each to the Atlantic or Gulf markets,
alive, by canal, railroad or on foot? What
breeds are the most serviceable for labor, flesh,
milk, or wool? Have you any imported or
blood animals in your vicinity? If so, state
the number, breed, history and pedigree, if
known, and the effects of crossing, if any, on
your common stock; together with your mode
of feeding and management
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NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures CON-
TINUE0,

TNHE partnership existing between the under
IL signed dissols ed the itth day OF August
All eht due late fl will be settled ey IA
cob Gettlieb. I-.---.,-. f.fs.
All owing the hf will please call and settle
at once And al persons having claims against the came
will present them fer Adjustment,
A GUMBERTS.
aEtI3 JACOB GCTTLIEB, i
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CA SH C u s T o M E R S
AN supplied the lowest market prices with Hemlock
and Oak Sole Leather. Patent French and american
Calf Skins French Glazed and Boot Morocco, Sheep LIN
cail on Sycanors street. Between Water and First Eyans
vile Ind myI j. FLEMING.
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FRESH TEAS.

M
FINE stock has been received this of Imperial
A Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Black Teas. in hal
caddes and for sale at reduced rates.
resrondin with late Eastern prices, by
ieI9 NJ. w tOSTEh
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COOPEK WANTED.

NY good COOPER wanting employment. obtain stu
ton months as 1t suits himself BY ap
srst4o 4oitdSws u .pe CANADA HtdiNBofTOM
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
pinnos and MeIodeons for Cash.

IT GRACE WAT ERS the great Music and
LII Piano Forte dealer, 333 Broadway, New
York, preiering TO share large per ceut with his
customers, rather than pay Ill 10 the Sharpers OF
Wall sreet, 10 raise available means 70 enable him
20 STEM The present ght times, offers his immense
assortment Of elegant and warranted Pianos and
Meiodeons al large discount from factory prices,
for cash, H- as sortnent comprises Pianos from
three ol lhe largest and most celebrated Boston
manufacturers also those of several OF the BEST
New York makers, Including the beautiful and
much admired Horace Waters Pianos rom his
own factory, and MeIodeons OF the best Boston.
New Haven, New York, and Buffalo make al
tording opportunity for selections Goi 10 BE- had
elsewhere Each instrument warranted, Second.
band Pianos al great barg ains--pFices from soOto
to $l6o. Music aud musical instruments Of all
kinds. Dealers, teachers, and heads OF schools
supplied on the best terms Music senl by nait
post paid General and select catalogues OF nn.
sic and schedule of factory prices of Pianos Mela.
deons and musical instruments forwarded 10 an}
address, free Of postage.
Sept 2l-d3n
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