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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

GIVE find the following good things in
the Washington correspondence of the New
York Times of the 18th inst:
Ismy letter too long for good joke or two?
If not, here goes. Hon. Geo. s. Houston, of
Alabama, is jolly wag, as good natured as he
lis honest and sensible. The other day, after
several votes for Speaker had been taken,
without effect Houston crossed the Represen-
tative Hall to the seat Of the member from the
Utica district, when the following dialogue en-
lsued:
Mr. Houston-Matteson, don't you know
how to make speaker?
Mr. Matteson-Nol do you?
| Mr.. Houston-WeH, / can tell you.
Mr.. Matteson-For Heavens sake do, then,
Houston. bs1@ae aea -
Mr. Houston--Why, let the Banks suspend!
| IAN explosion occurred just here. sss,4..
| Two DRoMIos-A RIcH JoKE.-When your
laugh is out over that specimen Of pure wit,
here's another good one.' Our host of Guy
National Hotel is thought by some to bear a
striking personal resemblance to Gen. Cass-
how striking you may judge when I am done.
| A stranger, who supposed he knew mine host
very well, put up at the National the other
might Since this house. has become the crack
one at the Capitol tits quite full all the time.
and tire new conner was necessarily, for the
first night, sent to the upper floor to s,ec..
| Coming down sta rs in the morning. little
cross, he met Gen. Cass (who has a fine suite
of rooms here) in the hall, stepped up to him
and in language more forcible and rapid than
than elegant said: .'Mr. Guy, I'll be- if III
stand it, You've put me at the top of the house.
II must have a room somewhere lower down."
Gen. Cass, (interposing, and nervously)-
Sir, you are mistaken in the person you address
| am Gen. Cass, of Michigan.
| Stranger, (confusedly)-Beg your pardon,
Gen. Cass-thought it was my old friend Guy
Beg thousand pardons, sir. All mistake
assure you, sir.
The General passed out the building, but
soon returned; as luck would have it, the stran-
{ ger met him full face again, but in another
lposition. This time he was sure he had mint
Ihost. for the Senator from Michigan he knew
had Just gone out. So Stranger stepped boldly
up. Slapped the General heartily and familiarlJ
on the shoulder, exclaiming: "By heavens
3Guy, I've got rich sell to relate. met oil
3Cass up stairs, just now, thought it you ant
lbegan cursing him about my room.
Gen. Cass, with emphasis) We'll! yoafS'.
i man ajou'ue met ''ola Cass'' again!
Stranger sloped, and hasn't been heard 0
since. Sc tHsei1lo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

CoMPENs Peppergrass says that the
ladies having been derided for their diminutiys
hats, are making it up by extending their skirts.
Nothing like an equivalent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24
CBf 9ailg yournal
HaF From the Baltimore American. j
A STORY OF a SCHOOL.
hv wM. R. HEART

81 By wM. R. HEART. t
The rad light shonp through the open door,
From the round, ,deelining san;
And fantastic shadows, all about
On the dusty hoor were thrown,
Az the factory clock told the hour OF i've,
And the school was almost done.
The mingled hum of the busy town
Rose iaint from her lower plain,
: And we saw the steeple ovvr the trees,
With its mOtiorless golden vane;
And heard the cattle's musical low, -e
And the rustling of standing grain.
In the open easement lingering bee
Murmered drowsy tune:
And, from the upland meadows, song Hs8
In the lulls of the afternoon
Had come on the air that wandered BY, isat
Laden with scents Of June.
Our tasks were finished and lessons said,
And we sat, all hushed and still,
Lst'ning to catch the purl of the brook,
And the whrr of the distant mill;
An waiting the word OF dismissal, that yet
" alted the masters will
The master " as oil! and his form was beat, 81
And scattered and white his hair;
But his hart young, ana there ever dwelt
A calm and kindly air,
Like the halo over pictured saint,
On his face marked with care. -
Hiseyes were closed and his wriukled hands
Were folded over his vest
Aswearily backed IN his old arm chair
He reclined as If to rest; t1st Ia
And the gole en- reaming sunlight fell As
On his brow, and dow his breast. E.fl,t.s..s g.
We waited in reyereI silence long, $3.50 exHe
i And silence the master kept
Though still the accustomed sanity smile A '-'i
Over his fs lures crePt;
And E thought, worn with the heightened toll
OF the Summers day, he sept.g e =
So we quietly rose and left our seats, g.
And outward, INTO the sun,
From the gathering shade of the dusty ON,
Stole silently by
For we knew, by the distant striking clock,
IL was time the school was DONE
And left the master Steering alone, .t.
a ne in his hgh-back chair,
With his eyelids closed, and his wlthered palms
Folded asif in prayer, a-s
And the mingled ligh. and smile on his face,
and we knew not Deaih was there.
Nor. knew that Just as the clock struck five,
His kindly soul away
shadowy messel ger silently bore is
From its trem bling house of clay,
To be child with the saints of Heaven,
And to dwell with Christ always
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

PLUcKY.-Thc editor of the Ilion Indepen-
dent is brick: Hear him.
The editor of the Social Visitor speaks Of
us as a reformed dentist, and volunteers
little advice, suggesting that we let politics
alone and stick to our profession. We beg to
inform the gentleman that we pull teeth at the
usual rates, and the noses OF i'm ertinent med
dlers for nothing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

UNFAvoRABLE TO TURKEY.-A stockholder
in the Boston and Worcester Railroad COM
plains, through the columns of the Boston Jour
nal of the act of the officers in giving each of
the employees of the road a thanksgiving
turkey. The Journal informs the grumbler
that if he owned five hundred shares of the
stock, h portion fthe expenses would be ju Z
| ONE CENT!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

RFA lady once declaring that she could
not understand how gentlem co Id smoke Z
''Itcertainly shortens their lives, nsaid she.";;
II didn't know that, replied gentleman,
there's my father whossmole every blessed
lday; and he is now seventy years old.''
''iVell, was the reply. if he had never smok-
ed he might have been eighty"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

Or5-one great secret Of domestic enjoyment
has been too much oyerlooked-thato of bring
ing cur wants down to our circumstances, in
stead of toling to bring our circumstances up
to our wants. Secret! Well, it is, for few
know it, and fewer practice it. The ballot
box of political economy is located on the
family hearth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

05-A good moral character is the first essen
tial in man. 1t is, therefore, highly important
to endeavor not only to be learned, but to be
virtuous.
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0s-If any one speak ill of thee fee homo
to thy own conscience, and examine thy heart;
if thou be guilty, it is ajust correction; ifnot
guilty it is fair instruction; make use of both
$50 shalt thou distill honey out of gall, and Of
an open enemy make secret friend.
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NUMBER l16

lady ofthe bed chamber, and she is the first
unmarried lady who has been raised to that
dignity. Byron has celebrated her in one of
his poems, and from the position she holds
she may be considered as one Of the fsst ladies
of England.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GNorder shai he asle 90 devote my time more part
EL larly Il tho IRcH HEAVY HAknwAkE part Ell
busass have disposed part Of my Interest in the
Gerry house 10 Hr. M AfTHEW DALZELL, who will CO
nue al the Did stand under style OF oar. DALzELL
with eoplete ment OF everything in the Grocery
this opportunity OF returning sincere
thaaks the the house Tor the
patronage ask
then the hrm aa4 wond say
the very slow at all gentlemen. that they neeo
rpst ask credit at this house. = =
nsHareh 1, lass. - Samuel OKR
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CEr"An Englishman'' reviews Prince Al
bert's address at Birmingham, and says that
the portion of it which refers to popular edu-
cation, when reduced to plain English is just
this:
EngIishmen mind your own business and
never display discontent again when my SO
calls for 5000 year for his stables.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

Mrs Dawdle says one of her children don't
know nothing, and the other does. The ones
tion is which boy is ahead?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

Dean Swift said with much truth: 1t is use
less to attempt to reason a man out of thing he
was never reasoned into. The best argument
will be thrown away upon fool.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

EFThere are a quarter of million ofpeopIs
in England at work in the different mines, to
whom the fresh air and the light ofthe sun are
scarce known.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

yny BACON 81 CO. have removed to MAIN sLeeet, pa
Water aud Fir;t ts., ns.t 400 aoor Rnah 70 Ban
whore they pleased to see all her re
make The scquaintance Of many neT ones as -.
give the N call They would return their ~
liberal given and hope 70 ,eeeye e
5raesriies ~ 80 s'o'' jan16-ty
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

CTThe oldest husbandry we know, is
when a man in clover marries woman in
weeds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24

CARPETS, FLOOR OIi.-ClOTHs,R RUGS, MATS,
grC CLOTH EMBROIDERED PIANo AND TABLE COVERS,
Ala widths Oia-CIOths for Tables, &c.
EpENT DUVALL have now in store their full assort-
mentin the above goods embracing all varieties osse
quality and price imported Roy on Car
d to he Kentucky home made Rag.
Floor Oil Cloth all Widths entirely designs These
goods fit any shaped room nall and put them
Plane and Table Covers Cloth embOsseda very great
variety.
With all found in regular House Fur
nishing establishment.
warrant all OF of the best fabric and Of
fer At prices in all respects to those
any Of the Eastern cities. All ask is examination
BENT DUFAT LIS
oct5 Furnishing Warehouse, louisville. Ky.
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IRISH LINEN S,


rs oeivea direct from the manufacturers, in Largsa
j and bridge Ireland well selected teck OF hihsA
Linen sheetings soft finish and grsss heaesj
4o-ineh Pillow-case Linens, 90 So:
Bleaehed Damass Table Cloths, asserted siAssi
White brown do do 40 oe'
Napkinsj - Il
Rleaohed and brown Huckaback ToWesj
Linen Canabric Handkerchefs, etc. -
Weinvite of buyers TO these Goods 81
sale retsiI Possessing the facilities which wsdo We asT
competition here or elsewhere; r-,,1 E. BELLY
dae1-. Corner Main and First strrs
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aTnRAGK WANTED. :

~ BTUN AtFb " N, ID; : ~
MAZE in our Flre froot
AW any queutty of Grain Produce or MercnandSe' OF
tho mostliberal tsrrs. I'm
s taken n Household Furniture. Agricultural
an liable to damage from aaup OF
! v,or l.
Thsuran at the lowest are Freofratesoy oy
loessed on corner LocuEt street apa w and
snsI and most 90 shipping by Kiyer OF 5S
roAd. Applyto y novi - y NhO' rO' - /" -
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~,1,f ~ AsrgINrTON HOTEF,

nj v
TaNaE prietors of this House have removea ol
their new Hotel Just hnish-
sJ House where they are g
their old and all others who may gee
a. TO oa upon in much superior
M for past natronsge respectfully
same shall all endeayorst 20 mer-
IS oar faro be the best tae market Affords ana our
aoed StabII and Wagon Yard kept foreonntry custom
rn ~ 1s-S s.s.F - FELKER & HEDDHRECH
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NEW YORK CONEMssION AoS
THOMAS h. MAGEIEE, lE
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT, - Ap #Nff
fr,ea7 "a South William street, New York.
DEING stablished with extensive eonnecuoh
in the above business respectfully solicts eonsgh
ments of Western Produce, which
and personal attention at the lowest posspe
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
eonsiruments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by e,o ss
T-Hi--sIsH J. H. MAGHEE& & Co.,
eahoo.tf Evansville. Ind.
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CINCINNATI.
NlXoN s coo DETAN,

NIXON s. GOO OMAN
AGENTS FoR. CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B 1oK AMI
NEWS PAPER. ESD $3.50
PLATNER & SMITHS D. aeH rfJ.
KsasnIk Be * ap crs;
SMITH s. ETERs CUT CARDS CARD SHEETS;
Lightb0dy7s Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, ETC., etc
SALES ROOMS, II & 7s WALNUT STREET
- 'ati -+- l.t CINCINNATI, q.
Where they every vaty paper ada ted the cit,
nd aconnrv trade The materials employed in its manu-
sss-I ssgIia fIriee paid for Rags. sep4em
GEoReE W Day gaowN AATLAcE
DAY x MATLACK, -
wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN
1Rv 60 ooDS,
No, SO PEARL STREET -
CINCINNATI. o. {
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NnrIflNn, NoTlONs!l

HHLowER vasss meters, travelling ecrpenio ms.
III best saihg wax eight ana zen key
ane French hkrpsa dsls marbles toys tea
port combs Superior needlss pms
k,v rings ellis, steel tooth brushes wax
brasa fnocs Emcrsen's razor
so osP. for sala nv A. @. PUShEE,
'Ss.y 's.7sy " - - undsr Odd Pellows' nar. Firstst
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a,O-PAatTNEIkSHIIP.

yVIH Undersigned have this day formed partner
II ship under the style and firm OF GEO FOSTER " 20
for the tran of a general ForwardiHg and COM
mission BHsness and have erected for that purpose
very largo and spacious Fre-proof Warehouses on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and DuH
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
r4wfordsyilie Railroad where they Will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise. 70 e-za tsaes
They will give special to Consignmens either by
River Railroad Canal or Wagons, and willforward
-prnnsptly at the lowest rates - :. ls & 80. =.
They WIN give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and on the
as one the drm will be in the South during the
Winter. ,...,... -, :, -.
H. n.,I crn.tronase NJ. w FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
daeI4 w. M. AIKMAN.
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,,UTUAt. E.;sEs INSURANC COMPANY OF
YANDERBURGH COUNTY. ND.


ZstssE go DIRECTORS: -Es-ss.-7
Robert Barnes John s. Hopkins, Wni. Heitnaai',
Phi2ip Decker, IL D. AlliS, W7u. e. Pres
ton, and Nm, Baker. E.
rryrJIS tempauv il now prepared take risks
narv s;spate in Town ami Country. within the bounds
= en- co ntes oil Posey. Gibson and Warriek
NAV be made Secretary either OF the
Directors. TN. sA'1A n IS.s aS.5ed1s
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NOTICE

|. .nrrpspERc WILLIAM KEMPF.
a. u rsoo AZ ~ 1itv surveyor Civil Engineer,
rTtHE undersigned Joined into Partners an sns
Surveyor Civil Engineer Business and sohcs sAs
order for Surveying LeYelng etc. will b prAess-
alIv aten ded to and promptly azeeuted ,@ = .,.4
Mans Plans Views. Drawings. ETC., made to oreer "sA
neatnes and dispatch. .3rr1s1,pr e. E-E1PF
| .noy14-3m ADhEhSDD"o -
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nRs. BRAY & PENNINGTON

EsPEcrFUL1Y nforu the citizens o. in the
-,rsetioe Of Mediciu, and surgery r. j. .ra--
..r"s eeutlry and 6eco famarw tn tne dneases mel
St ~ tb their past experience ana sue
sss viii eutitle them share of public patron
nee il on Firsr Maia an locust
~ po.t 0Gce where both Of them may be
posi-, P,S s unIsss ABSENT on profess ional business
g12-
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EyANsVII1Es. IND MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER "a 49,
RAILROADS, &C
pENNsYIyANlA RAlLROAD.
r. 6vr. rsy ir-sr
s S49 ii Il - 5ssg
THE undersigned having been ap-
b ,sS;,, 80 A ,,.nt far the ahaye ComDa- fAa

Ez&E %aR -EE-%M&- azE----ataa4 e zz<-- IG% esEy
THEundersigned having been ap- ---
tyf5a4R1I this city would inform ship rfa%saA
aers, merchants. and the public = 80 -
that F. Leeeh. George Harris and George
black late ~ Leesh Co ~. Thomas s. Clarke, Of
CLARK 4 Thaw,'' under the firm Of
eaJ ei tpE3 LEECHI 81 co., sflg sd4 gr y.
Are By special consgnees and shipping agents
of the Pennsylvaua Railroad Company They nave esfao
all the principal shipping points east
and prepared to receipt through from New
York Boston, PhfladephiR and baltimore, all western
cities and all cities and to the
AIantir ssaboard by way Of the Pennyvania Railroad
The paraSs whole attention to forwardng.
Facilities shipping from and 70 the ears without
and their charges by arrange
nent the Railroad company eeiDg extremely Iow "a
the expense OF 70
Of pradues their agents will be forward
ed ofcharpe for commission Al ~ = IA 3 g.
ForiRformation apply st their ohhees;
Depot, Liberty street. Pittsburg;
do No South 18th streets p hiladelphiaj FE
=. de- North street. BAltimorej go
No. 2 Astor Place, f-'- e7@~
do 8 Battery Place., sfss --- - -.
ort I1t}a'-r - r7Efs JOHN s. MITCHELL,
epl3 en- Waterst., RvAnaville las,
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wuoEESALE DRY Gs

have no on hand one the most CO aDS -
~ sirabe stocks everything in the DKd ~ III ash
Western Market, whlen We oHe4
or prompt time buyers remarkably i9w s,v,s and
selected with great care n I s Of auy reguar
bonse at of the mountainG. Our stock eonsisS an P
the folio Win arcles .assinoerea satinetts
silks. satins. surges
coburgs aipaeas, dc aines mats eaps
ihbops umbreilas seamless bags
&c. &C. cf Notions of all kinds
clock 20 caInbrie needle Also alsrges
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EVANsyuIE AND NEW HARMONY TRI-.
" EsEKLY MAIL LINE

@r>-4rSefNA ON and after Saturday. Juy lst the
dersgned will run aTEI-WEkKLT LIsE Of
Stage Coaches as above.
Leaving Evansville Mondays. Wednesday and Friday
M. returning leaves New Harmony on Tues
day Thursday, days at O'Clock A NJ.
he will all times be stocked with good horses AM
Coaches trsty and careful drivers an the trip
made th regularity and dispatch All orders q
tended to.
For passage business apply the oee at our L
Stable ocuststreet the MARKET House
their orders atsny Hotels IL
secure prompt attention. H. II. DE dAhaiO
e29-tf
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TANTES LOW & CO.. LOUISVILLE. hf..
RE receiving their Stock OF Spring Goods OF
"A which are of their Importation direct from the
manufaeturerin Europe.
have all Goods for CASH, Pnd are epared
to prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United States Our stock o.
BROWN SHEETINGS AND PRINTS
" he large and during the mir
and be sold Tor CASH All orders for the
same must be accompanied with the money fsbzl
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yVNF. X. NTcGEIEW,

once in the ..Crescent City Bank Building.
NR tAA ~ my25
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MISCELLANEOUS.
40 THh CITIZENS OF sOUTHERN INDIANA
X IN "a aiK AND ILLINOIS.

KEN "A "a AND iLLihOIs.
HAs d. SAUNDERS, civil Engineer. having taken mp his
ID abode in city OF Evansville would respectfully an
Ia the citizens portion Of Indiana
Ksntaeky iaVis that he s TO Plans
psrtaning profeon viz: Water WORMS Drainage OF
Laad Turnpike, Plank or other Roads the I'M
sorsvement OF Rivers Avgation purpo es, etc.
Tsst nonials ability FRI y b. Wilson Esq Chief En-
o the and Salem Railroad Judge Hughes
81 Ind; George o. Dunn OF bedf9ra Ine ~
a Wilson d ty Eng neer New Albany Ind, and IL C
Moers Esa Chief Engneer the g.. 7. ana o. straight
Tg,ine Railra ad cAn be application. mhzOly
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4 \ 41DFRsoN MERCHANT TAILOR.

=" 10, q. ANDERSUN. NJ hHkNEHFAlNA i II 4AAA1S
On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
zEEs row 6ne Of Cloths Cassirerss est
ns etc eth. which he ispreparedt to maken IN the
styles aud at short notice he WIN mt
os Ats and hopes hy long yperience in the oe
b to give general Satisfaction He has also on haau
Merno Silk etc Undershirts and Drawers with nne
TsIlars made in the best manner with
Furnishing Goods generally lie invites MS oio
! nd the public generally to CALI So ~ "eeAs-sA
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tTACoB SCffEURKR, MAIN ST., BET IST ANU2D.
fO Schaeffer & Schroeder's old stand1 ~
;rRESPECrFUI,LY inform the citizens OF txansSile
and surroRnd cohntry, thatl nave iaS
1tand determined to conhue the same BUSINESS anu
will Constantly hand the choicest
a the best brands that Eastern mar az
FORD: alse Snuand Smoking Tobacco of all Kinds Nler
ahanm China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes ana quai
Stes nj the lowest cash prices at Whoesaie ana eel
Mvlengthy experience in the business convhcess me M,
ia S;it G "a - ~ nubI = natronage. lap1 #
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= FRfSsx11VE POl< FABLE MILL.
ENoR grinding wheat and and all othersupstanees
enune old brand Bolting Cloths and Betting OF
all widths. .,,4A : - -.
Our aren't J. Monroe is authorized to sell the above
articles at Cincinnati prices, including freight
CsIIatJ R. Monroes Family Grocery corner oil OAK anO
ses1sa BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati, O.
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sHnRwoop HOUSE.


rE1HE subscriber has the above house, and mas
entirely reftted and resurnished it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has ofhorses and car
riages to let. s5et
The saoleis large clean and well oeated, and gooo
re in attendance
will be paid to the left with him for
ng and in allrespects, the public ha hnd me Sner-
wood House good Hotel. Ijys-tfi J. A. BY Efo.
HPIBBONS.-5 cartons handsome white Bonnet Ribbon;
ID 400 hieces Velvet Ribbon, assorted widthsj
isseeAS gu trAs e1S an ~ JAMES Low & CO..
nox2s dAv as Main street. louisville. Ks.
80 r Warren's Y yeedles. assorted pumbers;e VI :.
lel dog en- mems white Linen Cambria Handkercnis
loo do ladies' do do DO do'
40 gross tsuey c0iored Agate BustSnsi
iNecei'eu TINS ~' anu w JAS. Low CO.,
| rov2a-dAw 4IS Main ST., Louisville. Ky.
ADWINISTIg &TOx,S notice. 5
NOTICE hereby given that the has been ap
pointed Adn{ni tratrx the estate OF PatreK Lyons
deceased yanderhurgh county The estate
j novs w3t ELIZABETH LYONS. Admnistratrix. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-24
IRON RAILING

aan=as IRON RAILING. sza-ss-
ENHE undersigned has the agency for the sale OF an
wrought and hgure put IN great VARIETY ol
Sizes which viii Cincinnati prices
railing cheaper substantial than any other
knd no in use wishing Railing to enclose retery
lots yards for pazzas will DO well to give me
call. ~ lEsEest . ef'e = FHs q s-fs
sr5aSsw ,y0H p = NJ. LAWRENCE.