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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10
COMMITTEE ON SEWERS.

The Committee or the Board of Aldermen on Sewers
met IN their room yesterday afternoon at O'Clock for
III" Transaction of business.
IN the matter q sewer in pgision street between
orchard and Hutgers action taken, n none Of
ihr remonsfrants appeared 10 their grounds
oppo~ition
The matter II the In Attorney street between
Division and Grand next considered aud several
farter both opposed 10 and In favor Of H. appeared lie
ote the commit ee and expnnn ton relative 10 Il
The petitions Tor sewer In Henry street and for
another in Spring street then presented NJ one
rotuOns rating agsipt them
After this The Committee adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10

t@"s k1tRss-Iho follow ing i tie census return al
ihe lr-t disiric. o. -, Twelfth srdNulr of houses
8a families $50 native yoers q, natarsligod yo,ers
~, alien. On cannot rad write no read Lui no,
Mfle ~ t.sons % ners :" property la number ~ n
habilanis 5s' capital invested Ia nuffc,uring sl
lfo " tools ard rachinery sls15i0 faw material Ds
~" receipts sIk ',n mon cFTloyei Az boys ~ Nyusn
~ Tho population " The shoic N-rd y oyn.
forsp IkovS9,--An unkn0vn woman rst found
Jisg IN tie water - q. fo' of yandyhe street -auth
Bfntsyn ~ oncef Nrbseirr ~ ~ Third district pic,
lb' piy rss scgrti Aia lle crg0rof notified hhs l.
tf~ui '"f'y HF. u age fnsiiug yciio. frts. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10
TuE CRrcKErs AND GRAssHopprps M (,

TuE CRIcKETs AND GRAssHoppERs or SALT
IAEt snifr-1ho Chicago Pres suggests that in view
1 The recent rayngs of grasshoppers and crckets In
Greai salt lake Valley there IL strong probability ~
famine among tho saints during the coming winter II
tne accounts arc correct the growing crop will not fur
dino. eight hundred miles distant the nearest nt from
which there could be hope Of assistance the wheat crop
will be no than sufficient for home use Tho prs,
says:Ils j. not the first instance In which the Nor
have had their crops destroyed by these aioyour
ing Insects Thr crops pot into tho ground m the al,
lake Valley by advanced parties az tho time of th.ir
forced exodus from this state and upon which the main
body in tho relied or subsistence during the follow
ing winter nssailed by the crckctsereat gogyle
eyed crook-Icgged botte-bodcd mons'ers-eating thu
green fields 10 the ground and leaving track hehind
thein as blank - II wasted by hre.n
but Just Nhon the -oinfs IN de.Isir these erich
ets discovered BY the little white gll which bres
nn0ng thc isns 0f the lake and they such eec
tnai upon them that the crops saved. This IA.
Irnl interposiiion The Mornons Afterwards spoke Of a.
special providence by which Iko the Jews u Old they
we're styei from starvation frop that time until
they have not becn troubled seriously BY rfash0ppers
crickeis and they were congratuang themseves upon
unexampcd abundance when the insect host came and
swopi their crops and hope. away togeiher.
Tho observations of Col Fremont In The Salt Lake Val
ley in lsi indicate that hese cricAes and grasshopp@rs
likely 10 produce chronic plague 10 the NorrnDns
lie states that from time imnenoria the native Indians
havo been accustomed ~ regard them part 81 their
subsistence They make cakes 81 grasshoppers AMI crick
cts They drive them into trenches with hot re ~ ihe
bottom whore their wings and lels are burned ~ and
they roasted after the shiou u the iocusts ~ Africa
Those American insects thus bear the same relation,
and gcrse the same purposes 70 the sid native tribe a.
tho locuss of the deserts OF Asia and Africa in their
spcctiyo localities They bar 10 the cultivation n
the soil; they exit where there Il so for cultivation
snd where animal life IL limited n insects and reptiles
aDa they all eaten from necessity. The Utah grass
hopper y tie African locust Of smaller Sire aud tle
w.eer ihian - but lover type u the desert Arab.
H NeN o. the above tacts, II u not impossible hat
tess insect, may prove p-vdental agency ioy tho
opersnn o. ihe Norroons and possibly the breaking up
y 'be corrupt hierarchy which set Heaven a. de-
hsnee an outfnger The highest moral soc religious sen
ments o. chrsendon. II their crope sre a. badly est
gu ~ tle pupAhed accounts would indicate they
either dSprrse beiose water. stasye vhen s:er
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10

rtg"ar meeting a the Beard Il Tire Con,ri,srners
80 he'd lat evening all The menbe-, y he bard
present, Com Nefaugail, President, In .hs sts,
ne sapni'i'n - James J. Murray ,us Engins O. 81.
- "nhoei and iat of John snslase, 4 Ing o.
c. -. I va called up, and hearing g-.ated.
III protest d tnrire conpsa, No. A.. 4, r.s.r.
~ t.hpa re.Atns, otisctinr ~ their vsaity q, =.
iorsn IN ~ 10 ~ vss svofn 10 complained that an
isr sss oelps male W rt-5 tas cgrpssy, be e1x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10
COMMITTEE on ANNUAL TAXES.

~ Committee Annual Taxes met AMI adjograei
rithogt dransac'ing AZ, business o. Monday next al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10
NJ y NLCiPAL AFF AIR s .
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The President. Isaac o. Barker Esq in the chair The
minutes being read, approved.
communicative was received from ". d. Reynolds
in relation to his contract and ordered 20 be hid on
the table and printed.
The report of the Committee Sewers in favor OF
curing to build in Divsioa street from Orchard
70 Rutger street,
The following vas offered by Alderman Tgoxgalpess-
Resoted, That his Honor the Mayor be requested to
station policeman 10 protect the building know No.
~ A street the same having been leased by the Corpo
ration for the uc of the Fire Department being
vacant, ~ the resort Of idle and mschievous boys
Referrsfta the Alderman Of the sixth ward
Some routine business having been disposed Of the
Board adjourned, TO meet Friday evening, at o'ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10
SMART Yourns--rscArE. IRON Court.
SHAVING A BA4BII,.

jaime, 1aDnelly. On !-,, !sbereF was arrested yes
terday by oeccr Marks charged with attempting 10 ps
counterfeit AZ bin of the Bank II weiGcld Cauanqu,
county, Ne. York, on James Rhodes % ise Third ave
nue. The bll rendered in payment for services or
he chin. MI successful there he attempted H. pas Ia,
lin ~ q grocery store in the sycuue. lie VA
hr0lght heofe Jnsce re1rcX mi t.r ttinI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10

Two burglars we're seen yesterday attempting tp force
ofen the door u Mr. ~hnsn 50 seventh street Iy NJ
Edmund Walsh He Immediately gave Tic alarm when
officer haynor of the Seventeenth ward appeared on the
ground nnd gave chase Hs sueeeeisa 10 capturing one
oi them lie brought before Jns,ice Wond and gave
his name ~ lhoma, sinclair The accused ~ss commit
sod fuf examination.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04
The new Masonic Hall in Philadelphia was
dedicated On thu 2ath Adispateh Of that date sava

Vhs Masonic parade this mourning on the occasion Of
sae gsa,satlen ofshe new Masonic Hall, was grand
sIhr Aoees Aoeo members Of the Order were 10 the
we're from the grand tpdges of Massachusetts
New Jersey Delaware, Maryland Virginia. District OF Co.
iumba seuth aRnd Inoir, aud from number Of
sahorduate in ths negi boring States and tow
The Procession. mnrchst to Independence Square,
~hsre interesting ceremonies we're perfomsd An de-
eseisfed by an, orchestra q prayer by the Rev Mr
CHAMBER, Grsnd Chaplain, offered rp: and was ol
lowed by grafton from Jas. King OF Pitsbnrg Muse
ehotr sna heneaction closed the proceedings 10
The procession then reformed and marched to the new
Hat shiloh the grand lodges viii enter while the subord
natss viii dismis = g ! : = = - ~ q,
The GRAND Lodge and delegates from OTHER States are
70 nave banquet in the Hallthis evening. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04
VEST FELIcLaNa CORRESPONDENCE.
Bob Wicklitfs, Candidate for Governor Of La.

Ibjs sentlsnan oaets IN Il, Wy. =, LEO.
tunkjan IN hirrh NJ A. 10y r. y
atoe,he greaf syerlsstins cs 1soouso
influence nav 10 Ar with those that Sad ~ k
mower ana ck the hand shat desrrs 10 a. t, LES "
INT bsra iT IoIisiana one ,a q w. pas snel
arnd Ii III hsftar - soo u
try Nv LORD Tomnoddvs IN II n hs1as sn,s oonn
mara thanght ~ thar tha ao III 1 a. 4no no
With ma syery I'M ns :,
own hot5on, and n IL has M ssau upon ~
I cave in hs ii nreeisely tba ,waitt ~ opa v 70
ljs he NAV have smail modjrnr ~ 49,
deuy that Ia has auy bottom ri il ercasS;
see the desperate efforts Of the Locofoco
State 10 bolster IN the popuarty n Their s;at ~
to gull the ueope into ia beief that Ran Eis;fs
vary areat man, the noble IAN n noh,a ~. \ rs.
Locoioco papers re now pubiishpr the snsachs ~ w
Han rhsrss mi,bt;i3 ~ E,.,s,s y, sns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04


MORE 8 WITHDRAWALS. The way people
are withdrawing from the anti American party
is really pleasant for . good patriot to eontem.
plates =. All over the State, in each and every
parish, they are enlisting under the, inyincible
banner Of ever glorious s. Sam, z determined to
Eight bis battle until the browning victory d
November makes the cause Of truth and Justice
safe beyond q peradventnre II sss - 4. X.
Tbs accessions to the American ranks, within
the last ten days, we have good reason to Be.
lieve, far ontnumber the withdrawals about
WHICH eur opponents boast 50 mueh--of the
past fourmonthst This,mere Statements is suf
ficiert, without any comment whatever. N j.
The Following extract from d letter written
BY the Clinton correspondent Of the Baton
Rouge Comet, tells It's own story j. Z ~ =
Since my last letter there have been a. few more
withdrawals from the american party They have
Joined The natives For the last four or ave weeks ur
ranks have Increased about twenty-five BY November
and assistance The members Of the dark lantern Ont
throat party are very best citizens II Cur marty
deserve the above phme what should be given To
we anti americans? Can you thHk of anything mean
give itup. 8 sEs7@'t i
When the Antiss au one of their party have left them
thsy say at ence, He has been boughs ogsrn This
shows that they that tho meers ~
their party the 70 20 10 the behast
bidder Oar party IL not made up 81 such material II
y true tha occasionally may ind ons who has been
disappointed that woad barter his ntersst In heaven for
81 small considerations on ths other side but such *
captions few and far between The sooner We Ut id
Of such sod headso. the better. sSs & = 80 -
The Lord bless 'sna let lem got,= 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04
es- The Circulation Of The Blood i ;ustI,

J - AHv OuVulatluH VI tu0 bIUpu Is justly
esteemed the grsass ordination Divine
ing engine the heart driven 10 all ssasm giving
vEo and strength the complicated machiasry This
ing docd wheher nesp wake ass hky through arte
rss and rsturna sots through the veins How necsasy that
are respecting this The enjoYmsnt
The Liver md Nerves generally primary ca,ss
and 5anndies. Indigestion and all the hang feelings
psperaa which makes life burdea result Suicide would
rapidly follow uicide il thers one ia .aasy
long il be ahs obtain bctls of HsaAnd celebrated German
Rls prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jaekaan Philadelphia; tksy ,ay
NJ 70 sds0pE permanent cure See saYssassnp osdAWiu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04

+, @8 NoTIcE. -The property advertised in
ny name the csassa Of this morning be aoid Constable
81 the First Justices Conn, belong hays sold
ago. and gave evidence of the from the
Register Of Conveyance. - sssAz IS
% ep4s ~ n FITzsndMoNs 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04

sI9- EpIroRs CRESCENT Please announce
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE for rssetion Il the oes
Of Constable Of the Frat Jusss Parish 81 ossa
% apsd paid S,' JOHN. .. HOPPE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04

Across TEE LAKE. = TIE. fast Iow.pressure
p4ek4t Creole Capt Pest ssvss me ake end Of
the Pontehersain Railroad at O'Clock this nesHipE
for 0esen Syringe and the lake ports
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04
aa- v. B. PALMER. the American Ne

Nr v. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent only aihozsd pspsr In hs cities
Of Boston, New York Phadsphs duly empowered 10
take and Subscriptions The required
recsps will be regarded His Sell
las's Building Nav York, Tribune Budnss Phadslpha NJ r.
eofnor FINN and Chestnut shsels. F off
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04
NarcHIrocHEs coRREspoNpENcE.

eIourrERyILIE, Sept 10Th, 1856
Edors Crescent The 18th great day at this place
for the anti Americans They gags barbecue and en-
tended invitation to Sam, and they had cause
70 an act of ipdscrston they certainly for months
Y Sos or Years e viii this one for the banner
battlefield We had butoe speaker w B. Lewis who adj
the both French and English the most
telling speech Of the campaign Herzag who feundersd
lmaginary) ship and himself with II, few weeks ago. at
Hams opened French, and occupied bout halt an
no snd excited the sympshy q hs friends for fear he
degree that but few understood what he driving at
You know his effort mast have been powerful when
ptrhed into sans fold And ssd others were ready Il isl
low Lewis replied to Hertzag and tbs thrashing he gave
him was most cruel infection though his warnsst
friends declared he deserved It, he has an especial
peaehant for abusing the Americana ~
After Col Lewis closed, Col Sandidge mounted The
stand ana uttered the most vile slang aud low bred aneo
sd office at the hands Of the psope He could rsiss
even grin among bis own dear friends except few for
eignets who quite noisy until they told by an
american that ne would bet either Of them ATTY dollars
that they could understand word Sandidge was say
They sneaked Of and poor Sandidge not being able
speech almoat abruptly He certainly Is the dsa.
grseabls speaker heard His delivery Ia aboin.
xbe and he struggles for words awfy that pain.
fl to listen aim Then his attitudes are decidedly
vulgar for he sits down upon the rostrnm whilst he try
70 Gus seatsnee when nad net a,
Lewis the Fourth District should be put In saekoioth
and ashes i" . f7s sss.assssS y e
AIsr sapdidge, came ~. a. Levy the grand Dissti-
catus of foreignsm Il wish to God about forty such
speakers would visit this nsshborhood between 6s and
the election We would wish guaranty the sue
Cess Of our party He spoke oath SIDES Of e questions Of
ths day and Idonk believe he kneN himself vhst no was
driving a. He drove five from the ranks
%he Immediately took refuge In the camp Of Sam ~
hope the Antics viii visit US st least once more before
hoFsmbax and then certain that Uloutieryilo will
roll npsueh amaority for the americans Is win even
snrpriss SANS best friends ss-4 7F225lRsss
Yeu may regard this parrish as safe and n YOU will hut
AID IA little In getting the foreigners to come
osner amcng the natter will be placed beyond doubt
Lewis and sandidge speak st to-day aud
the close. ynurs. 5s-5 aN
A guano company has been formed in New
York. NTH capital Of Si0e000o0 They profess 70 own
island In the Pacific covered with deposit Of over
two hundred million tons OF ammoniRsed gusno and 70
have despatched ship with men to take possession Of e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04
'lsld,e,Jlsass yslss,gssps),

Trsn.ait'ea 4 the rsw oElesas DAILY Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04
nE UsIyERsrrY FAMILY REMEDIEs,,

- E uNIvERsITY FAMILY REMEDIES,
sSoED under the seal, sanction and author.
- ~ O. me unsersy Of Medicine ponuar
lsa n ~ sss p ,ts wh ssa
wosshs nostruns As Supplying eonnaany vim salshs
competsa physcau not Do e.s
Iss Institution has purchased DR. JOHN r. NJ
RoWLAED's TONIC MIXTURE,
upwards ysn,s "a the oaIy ,u,s and 80,
FEVER AND AGUE, ETC.
And his immediate remedy BOWEL
y, s& SYRUP OF BLACK BERRY ROOT, So
Wheh afproysd and popular tssther with
ahe univessiiy.s Remedy Of hs
Ths unissrssty YsPEPsfA ~ IN6i r. r1os
The uatvsrsity's Rsmeayt for Ct,STlgE BOWELS He"'
pihpepaary, or atcrea ef q $50 ~ en' pfsss
re IHARTA Co, General A gea,. 8
gal smd&w Corner Of Canal caronaele. as Ne a.,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04
8 ~, i ~ NJ ss nOTICEss -. s.
pRIDGEWATER. MINERAL PAINT ~

suhsebss deem notify .hs pab iha, bsg ars
tbs sole Agents for the se Vt the r M
siss q n, faess aDs
In ordering through their msrehAuts 10 iva
osLY Of the unaegasd II beeeas an. ns
81 ~, 81 tas pa within DO positive
Se II hls masfss e parties both out q hs city, 40
40 ana thus tho Rrdgesatsr s liable
may ssSionsly andt thu Of hs Copsaz sud esr
ssas inaispensab!s for their protecnn
soa "A .a... ...z - y BOtERf CAsnp street,
TsSss ioi .he ststes Of Louisiana Aaba ssspp
4 % 3nt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04

A guano company has been formed in New
York. NTH capital Of Si0e00000 They profess TO own
an island In the Pacific, covered with dspoat Of over
two hundred million Of ammoniased gusno, and 10
have despatched ship With men to take possession of e.
toms at $50 ton, out Of which they will realize profit
q s2aooeoe These expsctatons however yet 10 be
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04

IT. Louis HorELs This. ola and fasorite es.
tablishment will open tor the season % the a5sh
instant. under thesaperintendencs Of Mr. Chas,
!, Sambei, who. for experience. assiduity and
saets hss few aupsriors in the hotel line. Z, 8
Darlng she summer the house has been reno-
satea thEoaghoat, aad many excellent and de-
s'rsnle imprcvements made. Tho new propris.
sor promises --and that Be win be faithful q,
eng y capable q. fulfilling lis promises, there
saa hss ne doabt--thas the fsvorite old hotel
shail 90 thseeenter. as. heretofore. of comfort,
fashion and selegapce-s. = Z. r. -
Rs visa NJ Gusnbs1 an uninterrup tea career
Of prosRerity. - a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04

and the soul animated features and exqustsy moulded
form of that phantom Of delght Miss R. also of your
CITY make sunshine in the shady places hereto ada
cent But find my pen lingering too long this plea
sant theme soft for my shs and must coss with
mention brief of the accomplished Mrs b. the stately
and dgnifed Mrs H., Of Louisiana, the beautiful Mrs r.
the gay and fascinating Mrs r. the spaiuele Mrs. B
with their bright eyed ard golden haired little onss
whose glad voices ring out like bells the twilight
must even neglect hitting notice of pleasant day
on Mount Ida from whose heights tho view Ii one Of the
oyeliest the ever rested onwith the quiet little vii
ageo Irvine beneath you the crystal waters Of the Ken
tncsy river flowing calmly ut your feet and around you
as far as the eye reach, beautiful and piouresque
mountains bathed in the golden reugencs Of the setting
Enough the present and some thing TOGO much from
Esull anu So @89HS ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04

~ Our columns tins morning contain sew "
ersI cepmupications Of interest We ehssrfally
giveplace to Them feeling sure that the apaue
they occupy could not be better filled. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-16
MEDICINAL.
suOTiIEI,ED FIsES LoNG PENT UP!
TEhRitlC. EAFLOsiON.. -. sstf
Tremendous Volcanic tbuptioh!!!e 5rs
4 man .'sesred as win a Ho. Iron"

Tremendous Volcanic lruptioni!!s
\ man ssSeared rs with Hot IRON
III THE SEE1. HIN @ L. A v All!
S,oM < three years ago took into our employment
- and confidence, mar by the naIre OF Mclean. SO
well wete we with his devotion 10 business. and
the iaters in pecuRiary affairs. thati
the few months we took him into limited
partnership for0ne year Thus by large pecuniary gain,
and the introdn ion OF his name into the commercial
community. nc WIS warmed into s~al and public being
and vitili'y by and through onr aid and influence.
viper ike he Sung the ands that him sustenanee.
Having e rned the Immense popularity OF that wonder
TH 9MEX CANMU5rANG LIyIM9NTl
And not having genius enough 10 male, nelec
and talent enough TO sustain anarele ofhis coneep-
tipn aui original AMI independent ofohers for exls-
teneeGac all parasites he determined to cling tothe
ssirts and draw vitality. and saplrt from
oilers He made mixture Of "TAR and TURPEN-
etched from us nane'- muilatcd ourdirec-
formy aVaeanc oil iiojmenf,, with "a shallow and
fnsy pre,ext Of originality He has made desperateef
forts 10 induce dealers and the people to aud his
worthless filthy and pernciou trash by epresentins II
to be simarto, aud equally eicaeous with the original
MExIc An MUST NC LINIr1GNFl
But sign1ly failed IN his labOred attempt deeep
iion and has had 10 resort to Perry Davis Pain Killer
10 make precarOus support hat we say such
aman7 ifhe has any eonseerce we need say no more
1.-The has none. can only warn the public against im
positions aRd thus for the leave him in his
naked def1rmity aud EXPOSED 20 the
BURNING PLAM g or TRUTH.
From the agony Of which bis .'siiiainons compound
Wl7cAU1IoN NUMBER TWO,
Popularity article by mar ia Louisville. who put
up few gross ofa preparation which he called Amcr
eau Mustang iBi,nent." Hehas. however, become sat-
isied of tue he committed. and has pledged his
sacred honor that be will more infsi our
rights icr aitemPttc deesveand impose upon the ere
duiity ansuspeciing ofihe public whom
he i dependant for his living: With this PLEDGE we
have agreed draw dark veil Of charity and forgive
ness over his past acts. and let him go in peace.
BUT w , WARS tn IA AFFLICTED!
To he of aliimposions, and no ihninent that
has not on the wrappers and directions, aud
the evidences Of The copy right secured, and yon will
the worth Of your money. get relies from your infer
mites and bless The day that used the
MExIC ArS MUSTANG IMMINENT.
" , The iniment - pun up In three sizes. aud reails
30 and 81 The large bottles contain much
more Lniment in prorort TO the prices and are there
fore cheapest.
MP Principal Office sol, broadway. New York, and
corner Third st. Louis No. aud for
sale by dealers Drugs and Medicines and By country
store Keepers w all parts of the United States.
ri y For sale ia Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER X CO.,
iy!G-Iyd&w and several other Druggists.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-16
sEgy FAE.z tND WINTER GOODS.
COIEIRN a Observation-Disclosures

tost'ff'- BLOCK Fist street, near Main.
AVE the largest and richest
staple ana Fancy Dry Goods offered this eitv.
which feand rich Plaid silks,
black do French Mernes style French Plads French
all DeLaines.
do handsome; Alpaeea and Bon aznes. French
sE and American last eOlered Paids Ladies' Kid
Gloves qnaly large assortment of Ladies' Gents and
Children's Gloves and Hosiery Of AL descriptions BAY
Shaws all sizes and quaities lot style En-
hroidrie Collars. Chemizes Unaersleeves embroidered
and ala L. c.. Han kerchie IIsh Linens Flannclso of all
guaif ard color. Ladies MeTino SILK rndarshirt
Gents Merino. Lambs VOL aud Silk III dershir and Draw
aud large variety ofnatOas.
which will be happy TO show and low prices will sell
hey d, g onnd TO 90. Call and examine. ocI9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-16

EgAytNG ftie aarge aud spacious Warehouse the
= Il WABASH aad Err. Canal Main DE-
OF tue Evansville aud Craw ordsve ailrcad and having
pie Ahrt facilities Cor
riding Pro Merchandise Canal.
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iiet orders purchase Of Groeeres New
W. will make liberal eash aavauses Province
tors lie BE- shaped SOateTa Eastern
kets We hope by prompt aEdon 70 business merit the
PAL lie patronage. 10
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