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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-17
THOMAS CONYNGTON,

wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER.
speetfuly INFORM his friends and the pub
wv lie generally. that having purchased OF Messrs.
Rathbone & Wheeler, their entire stock of Book d
Stationery he has owed his Book Store tothe stand
lately occupied by them In No. Fosters Block corner
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enableshm to
offer his customers larger and better assortment
than has before been brought to this MARKET
sistng In part of, Miscellaneous School Medical an
Theological Books, Writing. Printing. Wrapping ano
Fancy Paper, ard Foreign & Fancy Stationery Ofa
kinds All ofwhich will be sold Wholesale and Retail
atCincinnat ptices fact to which he would callthe
attention ofeountry merchants dealers. teachers and
others being confident makeitto their interest
TO purchase Of him. aug 25-u
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THERR PROBABLY WAS NRy.
Err better assortment OF Piano Fortes in
HW III n Hthis city than now befOund St No; 7s.
y vWest Fourth street--Chiekering's. Wood
ward Browne Bro & Ailens, J. Gbert,s with Eoli
attachment. wOrsester's. and the Western MAnuac
turing Company Pianos the best TO be found in
this country Most of these Instruments combine exeelen
cies seldom found In the majority of pianos offered for sale
here T elsewhere.
An unlimited given with each instrument:
W. F. COLBURN.
ie4 Piano and Music Dealer. Cincinnati.
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j. m. CRISP

n. GMkMSF9
CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACEI
Fosters BHsiesxS, Up Ssajrs.
II r. CRISP, having removed his oaAce TO Fosters
81 building, will be hand all times, to take
knowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages &c.. and attend
TO ali business required Of him Justice otAe Peace.
feb9-tf rF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-17
THE CARPET WAREHOUSE,

MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE the BANK OF KENTUcKY.
rti ,aes LOUISVILLE. KY.s sstf tst = ~
BENT & DUVALL f7 Sal
MWAvE in By iAte arrivAls large and varied
assortment Of all grades Of esrpsnR eonprising:
superb SaIony Velvet cAEpeta; 50 :
do Kiddssminater do;
do Royal Wilton = dot -r FI ss ea
do Kidderminster Brussels Carpets; So --..
do Brussels Tapestry do;
do Americ.n BRUSSELS do;
Brussels Stair Carpets; Brussels Hall Carpstsi
ply Carpets ofthe best make; -t
2 ply d. - La. rtat..
Common All-wool carpets rugs. mats, etc;
Administer Chenille And Tufted Rugs; q t.ff
Cheaille Tufted and Cocoa Mats;
7 aHa OIL CLOTH
from to "a feet vide. which &c shaped
without loss . the purchaser.
81. CURTAIN MATERIALS Is.
Rich satin Brocateis; Rich Satin DAmAsks;
worsted damssk every grade. window Holland Shades
superb Lace Curtains; Superb Applique Curtains;
: - supef,, Tamboured Muslin Curtains; ~
Drapefy Mullins corniees Bands. TAGels Loops eto.
MATTIEGS.
4~4. 5-4. and Ca white and colored Mattings; -tl
So Spanish Mating for Ofhces;
44 54 64 Cocoa NAttings Offices, hotels and pub
lilo buildings. e
These goods together with large stock of fancy staple
and domestic dry goods oeer low they be had
tern city request all in pursuit OF cheap and de-
srate gsods 20 give call before purchasing elsewhere
- BENT a. DUvALL. n
for goods will be attended to at
the lowest prices. 81 myIOa
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BUSINESS CARDS.
TltANsPORTATION.

aHlt WESTERN STATES Ii
DY Railroadsand Canals. running in connection wit
Id Steamers and Propellere on the Lakes. sa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-17

nv HNWWAULHC kWUNWHEs
BARBA OUX & WIDEN,
cosSEA or wAsHlxGToN AxD TLoyD SITS. o.. !.
..eG - LOUISVILLE, KY,
m ASUFA CTURERs Of steam engines and mill maehn.
M blowing engines for superior force and
lift pUmps. iron pipes for
largely by railroad supplying
ions; aocAet and fange pipes any railroad
wheels and other casng east and wrought iron balcony
and yard rauE tobacco screws and lard tabef
and mill screws slways hand. fttt -
Orders from distance accompanied BY the money good
references promptly attended to. All work warranted.
= ts, = IS . 3 d &
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
ONCE In the Crescent City Bank building. .
wv -"Te- my25
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TKNNEYA sORENeON

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GRocEhIEs AND LIQUORS,
- WATER AND vlEE sTs.. EVANSVILLE, IND.
undersigned have this day formed copartnership
- the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Lquor
business Having succeeded Messrs Aiis
Howes purchased their stock and additions make
EOR CASH. house In Evansville. any city
West: r. s. fENNEY.
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REMOVAL.

w BACON co. have removed to Main street. 7
II tween Water and First door to Hallock
they will be pleased to all their old
make the acquaintance of pleased
give them call They would ks for the vt
liberal patronage given and hope receive
Grecertes. ianl6-1v
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rl4 ..-s.a PRoPRIxTORs: .fl l71s e-f
A. x. Cobb & Co., Foot ofIndiana 81. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., l2l, Broad 81. New York,
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MILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH IsETs
I TERSs MILLS, WINE BHTTERS.
NHEsE preparations have been long and fasorAby
II a. certain cure for summer Complants . ore
vsntstSe Of fever and Asd similar diseases COO
fsS2I Il :, -. =. TENNEY q soRENsoN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
mERCHiNDIoE,
SUPPLY NEW GOODS

- The subscrberss now opening Tor lnsPeeaoh
their SECOND SUPPLY Of reasonable GOODS, recent
ly purchased by their senior partner in New fork,
Which, added To their September purchase. mikes their
stock very full md OF the attractive ever offered
IN tins mirkei e'nbrnen ing all tie newest styles OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS. il SILKS. snfins. Yn'encas, Mouslm,
Merinos &c Lsdies Velvet Sntin aud Cloth Clooks "
rsmas French Emhruidcr p. in great variety, among
which are extra rich Of Maltese Lace and Muslin
sleeves al Collars. general assortment ot Cloths,
Csssimeres and Vestines for gentlemen 'avy stock
ofServans Gond.. such fulled Linsc,s, Suttines,
Paid Lind.eys and Blankets. Carpets, Rugs, Crunb'
Cloth. aud Door-Mats. Together with all goods be
longing the Dry Goods trade, many of wit have
been r much less than they could ave been
had early the season. All OF which they are deter
mined 10 sell low, aud only ask examination is nii
they nsk Ia insure snti-t ttnn.
my i3.dt. JOHN T. DAVIS n co
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I. WIN. II. MOSBY. Anct'r.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

F1NllE subscriber could respectfully call the nttrn-
4 lion Of those wishing mike their ircnds pre-
fot Ghs,mns Ne. Yea Tint will be priced above
diamonds call nj his gallery and select from liz largo
assotnentoi lewclry and Fancy Gods, jLst received
lot the o"cnson, prices to suit the times aud hive
Them tlleI with one o one his nimnthhlc PREAlll VI
DEGuEhREOTNPES. Remember that GIBBS bore
uf 81 the palm by the first premium al competitor.
the late Fairs ut Petersburg and Rifhmond; which
Is suthcen guarantee 'hat hi, ia the plu' have
your image transferred equal To IRE. SO without much
ndo come along on railroads in your carriages, on
loot all ecev ed aIike and you will find plenty OF
room good fire and every thing make you comfortable
while waltz Your time OF sitting. Ia every en-.
tire satisfaction gi>en--or no charge made
At the sign Of The fling Z Il. GIBBS.
To- All upners a,ver,i .iug C,r mo will cunv
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pEruwnMD
Fall Importation

rdil lmpOItHuVu
OF Earthenware and China.
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Articles.
1--WE SUBJ, riber o.r. tn, trade large AMI varied
Il stock of Esrthenware, China and I'll SIS, the pat
terms of which were .electe, by himself in person
Having saesperie ,re Of many years in this particular
business he feels great confidence in stating that point
Of price and quality, it will compare lasoaby With any
other house in the Irade.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basins and Ewers, Jugs, Tea Ware, etc
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner ard Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet seis
DO do do Pitcher. and Vases
Gold Bnnrl do of above variety
White Chna do of above vnriey.
Common Ware Of every DESCRIPTION, suitable fni
w vle-ains which he nfcrs upon such terns TO, crl
cannot fail To please
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Gnsqes
Fine Ivory Tnbe Cutlery Walters anl Rritiana Ware
Safety and other Fluid aud Solar Lamps
Glnss Ware in every variety.
All he nsk. Ia call. and lar feels insured hi,prices
will rive satisfaction.
Iii. Packer j. Of tho best in the trade
Stone Wate nj fRotorp prices.
sep12-u JAS d. y EVANS,
No ~ Main street Rifhmond Nn.
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SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of

HafdWale, Cutlery, Junb, oaddIeIy HouBe'
Furnishing Goods Be, &c.
fREGORN 4 KOl ALL hnying determined to make
~ hinge IN their business, viii offer iron to day
the largest aud most dcsnble stock o Hardware, Cu,
l,y DC Ne b,ore offered il tins market great
reduced prices for ensb Many articies at and bio'e
JOA
l. tending to c.o.o up her bu .inessas speedily n-
po.sibe toy cordially inpro all indebted the old
coucern Of Gregory " Royr and the .ate concern oi
Gregory, Royal SimPoon to Poy up a, longer indnf
ecncs cannot he given.
mi.
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GAS. GAs!. CAST!

DERSONS wishing their houses h'ted for hurnng
l. Gas will find some strong Inducements offered. by
applying tho rubscrihcr. have good wortmen aud a
suret lor stock of materials. A. e. DABNEY.
n. bah orders fr fitting up Tobacco factories
recited within >x' dey~ payment will no, be required
hrlme the lst OF juno, 1858.
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I,xESu GARDEN SEEDS.

H.NfS l. IL sAtSDGN 81 DS o. btNu
l. SUPPLY FUR IS IS --Laudrcth's celebrated car.
len Seeds warrante t.csh an genuine The STICK i
large AMI embraces every kin ii Veg table Seed usual
" wanted; consisting. IN part of cary sis week Sna
Hrs,. Lima Beans exra earl, fca~, Onion Set-, Cab
lon es Celery, Sa,niy, Raiishcs romaitoc, &c &c -
Also, few choice Flower Needs.
i.andretll's Cain,rue an Almanac. with directions
for planting aud cutcrc, be hal gaiis FOR sale b,
JOHN II. SEAY & CO,
f,y7.ta Drupgista
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-p NE" GOODS. u

l. Next Door below c. Morse's Book Commission
Stare and Immediately opposite the Nnrwics House.
The subscriber has Just received HI supply uf FALL
aud WINTER GOODS which consist Of boot Shoes
Hats and Caps, unk-, Nalices {, rpct Bnes &C. &c
His goods of the laet styles and were le
Expressly order hy the best Manufacturer in Philade
ha, which city taads untvacd IN the nanufact Of
Boots and Shoes, and, may safely ndd HINTS and Caps,
Trunks, Eahce- and Ca pet Bugs. By making my
purchase late ihan usual, when few buyers were il
market and Goods faring ut lower prices, am enabled
10 oarr bargains taat be appreciated would
reciuily invite oxl.linatrn of my Stock by '
"artng good cheap and f,shinnub Goodsin my ue.
no 2I-tt- SAM'L D RUM6UuGH, As't.
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GUADO, GlJANO.
SCREWS. rLATNEn>,

MILLS and flXluhES FOX SALE.--On
consignment u be sold II great bargain, tie entire
Fixtures, Screws, Farmers, Mil- Prr.se. &C. hclpng
ing extensive Tobacco Manufacturing establish
mcnt; the whole of hirn hive BEEN used but short
time, and embrace all the latest improvements. The
hnving determined remove srent Inducements
will b. offered purchasers the favorable terms
il Immediate application be- made TO
uarl T. WM II NOSBY, Anct'r.
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SPRING 4 sun; MERCLOTH
WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT

Main st, Lynchburg Va.
We have just received. in nd 1itiou to former
G. stock OF Matches and Jewelry. fresh supply Of
o8 very fine gold and silver lever Watches fInrn the
approved makers. Al,o, large ard well ,iertcd
stock OF Gentlemen, Fob aud Vest ChAn- beautiful
article and at latest PATTERNS Ladies Brrasl pins Ear
rings tugcr rings B,a eets, Buttons Gold and Silver
Pencils &c. with n other articles usually kept in sucn
establishments to which We respectful invite tie
ter tion OF all wanting good Watches md .Tea ery.
Persons Vi 'tnc l.ynchburg aud desiring any Gle
in line, respectfully solicited Gull aud exam.
inc stock, ansious to eShibt these goods
and equally anxious to sell them, consequently vii,
sell bargains.
Requiring Watches. Jcwelry and al articles of golp
and SILVER ware required at short notice.
nov bis II. SlLVERrHORN g. CO.
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New Concern.

New Concern.
FNHE subscribers have this lay associate
i together for the purp, Of conducting n general
Grocery. Commi.si.n md Receiving and Forwarding
Business, unicr!he style and firm OF Ruckcr and Redd
Pt the old ard Of A b. Ruckcr-oppo,tc the Virginia
Bank where they will keep n>tnnty on hand La
and wellass",ted stock OF Family Groceries. Iron,
Steel, Field Seed, &c Thev VIII give pei aonnl aen
ton to the sne Of Wheat, Flour, Bncon ard all kinds of
Country Produce, and make liberal cash advances on
consgnments in hani. AMBROSE RTGKER.
LOUIS " .REDD.
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rIynRACCO MNULDs. RONEs. Nc.

l. hnl he prepared IN lew days to furnish Tobacco
Mou,ds and Boxes of all kinds, which vi be warrant.
ed to equal any mar ulactured IN the State Having
rear sus 600 feet ii thoroughly seasoned White Oak
* Plank ON hand rnaau clrrs DEP, nd getting
seasoned boxes from me. will ulsa order bills
of Oak tnher and will keep hand Fence Plank pail
igs, Rails, &c.
Thankful Tor past favofs boPc TO receive share OF
puiic pa'runngc.
gP-SgoP.--I In the rear Of Warwick mill.
i,n u6 d2m CURTIS EAMES
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND :

RECEIVING AND ON HAND:
Oh lIHDS ~ o. & 2 r. Sugar,
~ 40 bis. Coffee and Clarified Sugar,
30 boxes and bbs. Loaf Clushed and Pu
verified Sugar.
100 uesRio aud Laguip Coffee,
20 thRs Superior Old Java Coffee,
- hhds. Cuba AMI T. r. Mulasses,
90 bbls n. q. Molasses,
20 toas Bur Iron. assorted,
DO. Hoop and Band do,
do. Bsterd ST. el,
DO Cast and Shear do,
10 0o0 lbs Bacon.
300 Sides Sol. Leather,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 dor. Cali Skins
90 Pink Ii lng do,
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 BALES Cotton Yarn
10 Bales O~naburgs
so Boxes Sperm and Adamanne Candles,
so do. HULK Sons Patent do,
Is do, Sonp.
10 do Smrch
800 kegs Nuils 3 to co ny
10 VIZ Na-,
IS bbls T .nners' Oil,
40 ons Peruvian Guano
900 sacks Suit.
Also
Pnid, Bleeched and Brown Domestic Calico, Linen
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Line y in low Glass and
Putty, Copperns, Alur Madder ard Indigo, Pepper
6iag"r and Spice, Spades. Shove- Trace and HneI
Chains. Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shoe. and Hats
For sale, exchange for country Prnduce.n acco,no
doting terms. (nP. 2l.ts) JOHN HOLLINS.
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW CONCERN.
WILLIAM a OOPER,
DEALERSIN
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods.

TIVE .b.cf her. have IN day formed co partner
i ship for the purpose OF conducting, IN n il.
branches. the Book Stationery md Fancy business in
the large granite building, doors above the Nry.Il
House and opposite tho Warwick. They will keep
uianty hai a large supply Of Mu,n, Pianos, Acoor
lans and many other musical instruments, Ii which
they esrne.y invt. the attention Of cir friends and
The public X. a. VII LlAMs,
Il. S. HOOPER.
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A CARD.

FENHE subscriber .eturns TIN ks 10 his patron. and
i friends for tho iihr At sfronage he towed him
.nee lac commenced Bak business ia this p,ee,
aud commend. to Their condleuee hi. ,uceessor.-
NlIiana 4 Hooper
Inn 2yta H. 4. WILLIAMS.
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ISEkCOMPLAlN T.. JAUADIUh. :.

ISE1St.,Mr JAUNDICE D1S
Inrnsin Chrof,,c rr Nr,vnus D,binty Disease f the
Kidueys .,d nh disease. sri-,ng from n Dsmd.rod
Liver or Storacb suh ~ ~, Situation Inward Pd.
Fulp.s. r Blnnd IN the lJend Acid,v of the St,n,acI
MN ca Heartburn Dseust for Food. Ful,ne.s or weight
II ,le Sto,n,,b Sour Erciation. Sinking or FIuteru,
at the Pin OF the Slnma, h. Swimming of tin. a ad Hur.
rie1 and difficult Br.uong Flnftering al the iIcaIt
Ghaakinr or Sufocoiire Sensations when in Wing nos.
tnrc Dimness Of Vision Dots or chs before the sghr.
Fever and Dull Pain in tho H.a Deficiency Of Pers.
prn,inn YcIn,nrss Of the sLin and Ewes Pain in the
Side, Back Chest Limbs &c Sudden Flushes OF Hent.
Burning in the Flesh Constant Inn gninC> of Evil ami
great depression of Spirit. can be eectuny cuted by
Doc-vp II ,osi,x Ds,,rtrpa.1yn
CFRNAN HiTIFpS
,,r.,,rod h, Dr e Al .t,rl,san G,n,, N.ji,i,.
Stmc M 40 Arch stone d, or below SIKH, Pb,,sdn
H. - NC, no t,. 4;.n..o, "a ,,, ,x,.llI
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DAlNTS, OILS. Xc.--

l. 25 ~ lbs Blake's Fire Proof Paints.
300 gallons Linseed OIL,
20 90 Spirits Tnrpcnii". Also, White and
brown nc ground in oil. Lewis White Load Copa
Varni.h Paint brushes Colors of all kinds putty, &c,
ac. FOR ale b.
msre9ts III SEAy g. co. Druggist,
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LNOlk ALI

ENOK SALE.--One second hand Rosewood Piano,
Il IN good tune and repair; will be so d yer, low, it
early appl cation be made my Furniture Ware Rooms.
mari Is Il. J. FDlKES
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DEDEORD HOUSE (oppou Court Ho"s,)
- MAIN STREE &C. LIBERTY, VA. ('n the ait" OF
the Hotel frmcrly he by VIM Terry e,q.)
The above House, re built in the modern style
mud im nj he'd IN the best npei ed for the
,ercr ion of eue.ts. FIN Undersigned Inumise their
best eiF,rs m'.rit amy rntou,ee viii Il they my
ceive. QUARLES x SrEi TOE.
PrupretOrs
HACK viii always be in readiness 20 convey the
Of tn House and their baggage and from the
Rail Rnsd free If chnree. apl3 dt.
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These vessels Of the first class built in tho city of
Baltimore, expressly for this ude and have superior
ommudations for passengers. They commanded
y experienced Captains, well qualified for the trude
md who i'll spare exertion to accommodates They
will be towed up prd down the rivers by and may
lie relied sa prom ,y advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York. will find it their interest ship by this line
freight will always be taken low by any otter
line of Packets, and effort will be made by ne
agents in Richmond New. York give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole, and IL per -.
Tobacco being about 50 per Mt. less lhap charge
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the i...a-
mond Fire Association b, this line at 3S per
We respectfully ak and hope tc succeed III obtain
ing a full shaI- OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line TO New. York will be for.
warded free uf commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Gharcstnn, Savannah any other Southern North
,rn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ri Rockeit.
In New York Berth No, |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR tlE Richmond } p
c. H. PIERSON, ny. -
No. I'll .Soub Street. W
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COME ALLYE TuATHUNGER t,

~ the FAMlLl GROCERY, whore may be found the
fnluwng articles: Salt Pork. Sail Beet large lot o
1 ish Potatoes. Arqea Apples. Chcsnuts new Lard
Fresh Butter, buck heu Fur; and IN fact every hing
u.uslly kent N well regulated family grocery all oil
which will be sold cheap Tor cash.
ian l2ds j. II SoLOAoN
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MrscErLAvrcus

xEAr EXCITEMENT.!- New
" Books, at Williams Il Hooper s.-where they
never ta to arrive in time under all circHm stances
Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern. The whole world 10
rea,iine this book.
The Initials story of modern liea work Of thrilling
interest. =#.-.-==.
Tn. Virginia Queen; by J. Frederick Smith. author Of
Woman and Her Master " "Frcd. Vernon" &c.
Papsl Usurpation
Review the speech oftie Hon. J. Chandler. of Pa
Ruth Hall, supply.
Id. Norman, by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps
The New, Boy, kc., together with a ha Of catrn fine
STATIONERY, for the Ladies. Also large supply oi
NEW MUSIC.
Amongst which may be found the following beautiful
son .; Fatty Whispers. Go, New from Home. Sal
News from Home, The Know n ohins cong How Sweet
arc the Roees; together with many other ngs. Duets
Glecs, Sc. Call imme lately at
WILLIAMS e. HOOPBRS.
(Sueo sasors to r, A. wihams,) and supply your
selves. feo4.ts
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'ItiE highest price pad for Exchange the Eta
L cities. by PETERS, SrENCE & co.
II dis
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DocrrR llooFI ASDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BIT Frs.

prepared by DR. c. NJ. Jucksnn, German Melicn
Store No. 800 Arch ST.. door below Sixth Phrads
Their power over the above discusses not excellr
il cqualed, by any othr preparation in the Unite
States. the cures ntes, in rany cuses nrter skllfu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

dencs SIS East Fifteenth street The remains win DO
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for intrment.
At Sing Sing, the morning OF January is, OF nham-
nation BERTHA EnEl, infant daughter Of Z. f. Becker,
On Monday, January u. ANNE, the beloved da lighter
Of William and Margaret McGlone, sgeis years months
The r-itives and friends Of the faulty are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the riieuce OF her
PARENTS 25b Twenty sixth street. this afternoon, at
O'Clock.
In Brooklyn, on Saturday, December 10, WALTER son
Of the late Stephen J. Daniel formerly OF ST. Johns.
Newfoundland, in the 10th year Of his ago
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his her
No. 80 Carroll street, Brooklyn, this afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
st. Johns, Newfoundland, papers please copy
On Sunday evening, January IL, of consumption,
JACOB, son OF Jasper Wande Esq, aged 20 years aud
months
The relatives and friends u the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funera from his fathers resi-
d.nee, Beryen, n. J this afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Sunday night January II, of consumption, Mrs.
AGNES WHITAKER, aged "a years.
The relatives and r ends respectfully invited to at
tenr the funeral At ii oclocs tomorrow forenoon,
from her lat. residence, 33S HUDSON street
On Monday, January To- after short and painful ILL
ness, MARY AGNES LEE aged year months aud ~
days
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral from fathers
dence No 80 Hamilton street O'Clock this after
noon, Her remains win be inferred in Cayery Gene.
terry.
On Sunday, January IL, DAVID EGAS, a native Of
Mtchelttown, County Cork, Ireland.
vted 10 att nd his funeral from his late No.
Bowling Green, Mt y O'Clock, this afternoon.
On Friday January IL, at New Windsor, Nd, Taeo-
DoRE LOUIS CHARLES infant son OF Theodore and Caroline
Eugs mia Blume.
On Moncay, January 10, CArHAnIsE EARIEY aged 40
years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral without further invitation, TO
afternoon, at o'clock from the residence Of her
brother, Hugh Farley, No 400 West Twenty ninth st.