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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-01
Teacbers Assoeiatiou Of Inaiana,

The second annual meeting of the State
Teachers Association of Indiana will be held
in Madison on Tuesday evening, the % day Of
December next and will be opened with an ad-
dress by Hon Caleb Mills, Superintendent ol
Instruction, on the Mission of the Teacher.
On Wednesday evening succeeding, an ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. DR.. Daily,
President ofthe Association. k
In addition to the public addresses, there
will be reports on varions topics connected
with the objects ofthe Association. iaaH
A part Of each day will be appropriated to
hearing Educational Statistics from the differ
ent portions of the State. The attention OF
delegates is EsPEeIALMY called to this matter;
and it is urged upon them to make collection
of facts bearing upon this subject, as the Asso-
citation may be enabled to form correct esti-
mate of the condition of Education in our
State.
Matters of high importance, bearing directly
upon the Educational interests of the State,
will come up before the Association; and it is
earnestly hoped that all engaged in the depart
ment of Public Instruction will make it their
DUTY, as it is their PRIVILEGE to be present and
mingle in the deliberations of lhe meeting. 1t
is especially desired that TEACHERS suffer no
ordinary occurrences to produce absence on
their part; but that they will manifest by their
presence an ESPRIT DU CORPS worthy, of their
position.
The hospitalities ofthe citizens of Madison
have been pledged to the Association.
The Superintendents of the following Rail
roads have kindly extended to the members
of the Association FREE RETURN over their
respective Roads The Evansville and Craw-
louisville, New Albany and Salem, Terre
Haute and Richmond, Lafayette and Indiana
polls and Madison and ind annapolis 1t is coNFI-
IDENTIFY EXPECTED that the same courtesy will
be extended by all other roads in the State.
By order of the Executive Committee,
e. P. COLE, Cor. Sec.
Evansville, Nov. %, 1855.
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EVANSVILLE IND, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER l.
OBJ qailg Sollrnal
ORIENTAL JUSTICE

A certain Capt Bzeulard left Marseilies fo1
China; but being bufieted by the winds, he
hauled up in the harbcr Of Tunis, to wait
weather. The collector Of the port came on
board. Capt. Baculard represented that he was
! ifreighted for Canton, that he had nothing to do
with Tunis and that he only put in from dis
tress of weather But the collector exhibited
the manifest that he must fork over. Capt
Baculard did fork over in rage: but instantly
REPAIRED to the palace Of the Bey, demanding
justice. = - ST. - I
"Good Frank" said the Bey, "Ia am your
friend. God is great What the devil do you
want of mep' III -
"Highness," answered Capt. Baculard, 'your
custom house has robbed me. have forked
lover; fork back"
Excellent individual, answered the Bey,
lin this country when we have the dust we
keepit. The original acquisition is difficulty
To fork back is thing unknown to Africa"
"But shall not have justice?'
Certainly, every one has justice in Tunis.
VIII you have it in Fsenah OF Tuni san fashion"
"highness, have had law suit or two in
France. Justice in French iashion-God for
bid!'
"But don't press it on you" observed the
IBey "If you choose the French after all,
will speak to your consul. lie loves justice,
good man; three of my subjects applied to him
two years ago for immunity, and they will get
it next year, for he loves Justice"
"French justice! never! give me Tunisan.
am in great hurry" -
"Be it SO then. God is great What is
your cargo9'
"Marseilles soap and twenty thousand cotton
caps"
ut is well. Go away and be tranquil
The Bey summoned the Vizier. "Vizier''
said he @there is no God but God, and Mahomet
lis his prophet. We love justice. We love the
Franks. Proclaim that every Jew who ap-
pears tomorrow out of doors without a cotton
cap, will have little transaction to settle with
me-" 1855 M
There were twenty thousand Jews in tunis
and not one single cap in the place. They al
made their wills, when they learned through
the officer rofthe customs that Captain Baculard
had lots of the desired article. There was
enough said. Captain Baeulard sold the invoice
at two dollars the cap He rushed to the
palace and poured out his thanks.
'Not so FAST" said the Bey, 81 am not done
yet. Call my yizier." The Vizier appeared
I"Proclaim,'' said the Bey, shat every Jew
who keeps another cap another hour will have
trouble with you. God is great and l am
lineal descendant of Mahomet."
The Vizier made grand salute, placing his
| leg on the back of his neck according to the
custom ofthe court and retired. When Cap
tain Bacula1d returned to the dee k he fou the
twenty thousand Jews already awaiting him,
caps in hand He might have had the caps
for nothing; but desirous to leave behind him a
name for generosity and greatness of soul, he
bought them at two cents a piece.
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AT THE TUB.-You need not blush, dear
madam ifwe have caught you in the suds. II j.
gives US more joy to see one wiring dirt out Of
q pinafoie than to hear her ring music out of . d
pianoforte or melodeon. We have known la Z
dies-as they call themselves-to be in ter ;
rible state of feelIhg when stranger called and
they were not dressed up "to the teeth" to re-
ceive him. They would turn red or pale, and g
be at their wits end to know what to do; and
sometimes-we will tell the truth--sometimes
they have been wicked enough to send word
that they were not in. 29
We must speak against such pride, and that
wrong feeling which prompts young women to
give out the impression that they never wash,
or mend the holes in the heels of their stock.
ings. Nota fig would we give for. such girls .
What are they good for but to keep in a glass
case and look at? The man who chooses such
for companion, will rue the day Of his choice,
and repent in dust and ashes. Surely there
are hindrances enough 10 useful labor without
being ashamed ofor pretendingt to be. .sia
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NUMBER 1877.

seld I'm violates them. His wealth has gous
towards building up and enriching our cities.
re cutivates the arts, and goes heart and soul
VI th our active citizens ia Every useful enter
prise. He quarrels but little; heads mob
never. You will find him in our courts Of
just ee, on the bench, at the bar, in the jury !
box, but seldom ever arraigned for henous or
a criminal offence. This is the American Jew.
Let his good qualities be initiated; his bad ones
should be forgotten. eesga els acs & hsT eea8
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WILLS, AnO vIArEC STOJI
sEEARS MhAA&s MIME. R
Observation-Disclosures.

that be able TO devote my time more part
u larry o the IRON HEAVY HAkDwAhE part Ell
SusiMaas ThAvs disposed part iptereatn the
ssrv house to Mr.. MATTHEW DAL2ELL, who will co
tinus stand, style of ORR DALzELL
complete aasor men o. everything the Grocery
sine opportunity of returning my Sincere
OF the house for the very liberal
age and respectfully ask
Ans tS tohe frm ana would
30 very all gsnsmen, that thsy neeS
aS 49, Isss ~ ~-''t- SAMUEL ORR
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DIES. RRAY PENNINGTON, i,

m ESP sCTFULLY inforE the citizens Of Evansv lie and
IL f vicaitv have formed partnsrniP IN the
snsasS IL tho for
ssntry aud become familiar With the diseases incl
dent 70 climate they hope their experience and
sesa wileHtitle them share of public patronage
a.s ths PS.t once where eithe or bs.hsf tkc may be
sensaltsd unisss absent protest. onal busness
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DAVID O,NEIL,

NERO ANT 7 A1LOR, - :
a sse.ad street, between Main and Locust.
lem As aad opened fns OF C'shs
&Tsf esxept Oassimeres of fAe quality an the
t-Ise vesngs such plain and fam
rsy aks TO-. heommoner goods Tor hus
goods of the best quality and haRd.
brouah this city My old eusomerH
nnd cx an generally invited to examine them
Tan prsparsd with workmsn to make up goods In
and warrant tts in sllcsses teqztI
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,rEyNEYa. sORENsUN.

wuoLKaALE DHALERs GROCERIES AND I9UoRS. ooHNEh
wArER AND sTs.. AkSviLLE. IND.
FHNHE have this day formed pArtn
ths vmrposs DOING wholesale Grocery and Liquor
the business Of Messrs Allis
stock aad made additions TO make
shall be able TO oner as good
FoR CASH any house in Ezansviis or any city IN the
\
D SOnTNoON
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THEODORE FRANKE,S
CINClNN ATl q GEsTABLlSHMENT,

Corner Che opposite Henry Lutz Grocs
~ ry, Evansville. Indana.-
and Re6nisher of Dry Goods,
and formerly Foreman at Cincinnati for Mr.. Tessdae's
New York Dye House. :. ..,.
and Woolen Crare Shawls of descrip
ton ana finishes Dyes kind ofstuas
eordnr 60 patterns andfnshes them equal to He
stains from Silk Dresses in dry ithaut
the color also cleans and rehnishes Cur
sans i'm SILK and Woollen Toe de Tersse and Tulles
Also he cleans Carpets finishes them equal to new at
fair rstss - 4 octl9-1vd&w
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JACOR SCHEURER, MAIN ST.. BET. 1Sr ANDeD.
70. SahasGcr & Sehroeders old stn,.d3
TREsPECTFULLY inform The citizens Of Evansville
ard a.rroundiz country thatt have taken the above
sand determined 10 continue the same business. and
viii constantly hand she choicest Havana Cigars
ra Tahero f brand that Eastern rk cts af
ford: al,s snu Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer
shaun china aud Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail
ies Al tho Iov eash prices Wholesale and Retail
Mylongthy expetlssce in the business eonvtnces me
that can Give ssncra satisfaction, andl respectfully
aii.,t = al. Re- OF pubic patronage. lap1tf
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rur MvsrRRA snIYEn.

WUDGINQ the crowd OF eusteIners thAt hAFs Sssn
eD friend gmbehs store for the past Two
were that he Gas the saying IA 60
7arance BY the board aAd IN
thsrssf was senxA great sacrifice but on further engn
~ happy announce TO our readers
the case He hss hand full assortncnt OF Sprng
go ~. r,.h - hi, stora apI4
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eTOR AGE WANTED.

sssssl STORAGE WANTED
NM are in fire Preef Warohesse
any as.asity Of GraiA. Prsduss er Asrshandse OF
the nest liberal se-ms -,
=. aksn }ouseheid Furniturs Agrenitara tmp'ements
"a wxrsiahle ts dansgs from damp or
-, n
a lsExer when desired.
Sc on Loeuat street and W. ans
As.ixta HoyI GEO. FOSTER co.
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WHO WOULD NOT BE A PRINTER-Lord =
Stanhope was printer! Franklin was pril +
|er! Beranger, the great French poet was
printer! Theirs, the great French historian
printer Even our, "deyil" HE'LL soon be u
printer!!-and, r5.,,-- -f..---..-,-.
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W'I. BELLY,

wWYHOLEs 4lsE AND RgTAIL GROCER AND
wv PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET -Then nm
pectfuy inform hs friends and the puie
aud racnit that having hased the interest
thelate of j. IL w. Reilly he
and Produse business al the old
shrseesths Opportunity returning thank
n.sfaxors effort sontnu
fthe same. ies0-iy WILLIAM REILLY
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EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENI!AS
TOTICE is hereby to public that the patent
~ PAGE's PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW ELL hiss been e1-
tended for years July 18th. 1855. All persons
violating patent infringing the same IN
using vending will be proceeded against In aeeor
dance with the Ia wa in made and provided.
GEORGE PAGE, Pstentse.
Tbeundersgned having the ExcLEslEE right Tor large
portn of the Territory South, would announce
that thew are prepared heretofore fill all orders for
PAGEts PoRTABLE CIRCULAR saw MLLs-each OF our es-
their respeetNe Te ritory ANY lntorma
tiOr in regard to Mills Patent cheeriully Gven
EINGSLAND & FERGUSON,
rT Ph9nix Foundry.
etH ROLLIN CLARK.
If CLARK Renfrew 4 Co.'s Eagle Foundry,
ost3-2md4w ot. Louis. MO-
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rnnN RAILING.

IRON RAILING.
TWNHR undersigned agency for the sale OF an
e beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, wI'h round
wrought figures in great VARIETY Of
which will sell Cincinn att prices ADDING
FkEIGHT. ~
This railing is cheaper substantial than any other
hind nov in use Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards or pia1zas, etc., viii do we'll to give ne
call.
frees rJaes,T ,[OR . 'O" - ~ P't NJ A. LAWRENCE.
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sHgRwoop HOUSE.

TIME subscriber hastaken the above house and mas
entirely rehtted and it, and prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OF horses and car
riage to let. -.
esableis large, clean and we'll ocated, End good
hostersare in Particularattenton
will be paid to OF horses eftwh him for keep
ng and in all respects the p9eiic Ia find the Sher
| wood House good Hotel. fjyS-tfl j. A. BYERS :
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PE4MEh MARE

wwyghavs fust rscsSsS from the manufacturer
Nv sarsHsnt Of Pl&teI Ware. such as table ana tea
spoons fofks exsts fms and cas-
go whfeh wilt sell Eastern prices and warrant
- Be rssA gs1une Alhata metal nearly as IS
eAKo EFrT 9rFF & SaNS Js~syrs stcrs: &
,s f- = sBaiH =, t6s. fss asa. =
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
@ THOMAS IA. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York,
DEIN 6 established with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully solicts consgn-
ofal kinds of Western Produce which will receive
i'm and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J, ,H,MAGHEE & CO.,
feb00-tf ta s.l7.r EVansville, Ind.
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LOcAs! CLOClxSI AT WHOLESAhE
E ny RITrROLFF q SONS.

MAIg sraEEr sHTwEEg FIRST AND sKcoEB.
E-=. ~ EVA SSVILLE. IND.
MTR sst reserved supply 81 eight day and
wv thiry hour clocks dirset IRE m the manuf.esarsr
eyyry stYe wood aud iroa -ases which we
wissf dealers low as the same afsees can ee
Noarht Al WestsrR cities We shall AL
vays rood stock Ane think we can naks 1t
10 country dealers buy their elecks OF
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cIxcINY.rI pApI,R Nv AREnnrsE 3.

IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
wNOR grinding corn and all other subAtanees
Genuine dAnchor Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting Of
Our aysns g. Monroe authorized to sell the above
articles arour Cincinnati prices. including freight
CslIatI R. Monroes Family oroesry corner OF oAB an
isIsss JAMEs BRADFORD Co.. Cincinnati. o.
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D. 9. A.DRRsON. MERCHANT TAILOR.

On First street. between Main and Sycamore.
WWAS now of Cloths, Cassimeres Vest
iuSs which he is prepared to make the
styles aud at short notice. He will warrant
by long Sperence in the usineS 20 be
to general satisfaction He has also hand hne
Meriuo k Undershirs and Drawers with hne Shirts
made in the best mannerwih Gentlemen's .
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call. oeelo-a
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DIR. f. ID. MGLLER. p
/. - : s.,s,rs OF PHILA DELPHIA, m.
MTHO graduated in Germany and France and san give
NE tie testimonials from Profcssors in the mi ed
States oe-sis services 50 the czena o. Evansvii, and
yrntT a. Physician. He will pay particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
n Masiler In vitrs rerc1 iced with disease to
1 and ace hisn Anybody with Chronic diseases
es in dxmaton the kdnST. Uzetira lpfammatory
Diseases of the Bladder. aad syphilis will be
rsd il the time No ehsrse Tor the nrst visl
Ssa cornsr Sycamore and Thirdsts Once heGss from
II A. N. tiil evening pReRRENcEs.
Tnos Matter Prof. OF SnrRsryi
Sau1 Jackson, Prof Of Theorv ana frsehssi
! O. D. Meiss. Trof. of hidWiferyi r
n r Gilman Prof Of Mid~ifsr,:
Jo. NJ Szirh Profa0s Theory and Prastes;
n o. D"ihi'' H'' Nxw YoRK HosrI7AL.
Thos Hun NJ o, Aihany.N- r.
Masar Ooxswsii, NJ D., Prof. Nateria healsa Ainany
| saEszS ~ ~E fa<'At-s'
CUNNY RAes.so bales heavy. in store and tcr sale
NJ by osssi eAA.L 80.
sasss PRINTED ss..ness , red q KS as'
.s~SswsSS ais MAJ syfcet, e1isv ale, ~.
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HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY.

CARTETs FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs. RUGS. MATS,
.s CLOTH EMBROIDERED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
All. widths OiI-ClOths for Tables, &c.
E@ENT DuyALL havs in store their fall assort-
HW meDt in the above goods embracing all
quality price Royal on Oar
! pet o the Kentucky home made Rag.
Floor widths entirely designs These
goods ht any shaped hall aad put them
down free Of cost
Piano and Table Covers in Cloth smbOssda very great
variety.
nishing establishment. t....-s-- -.
all goods be Of the best fabric and Of
them lowest prices equal in all respects TO those Of
any the Eastern cities. All ask is exaRinaton Of
stock before deciding tn purchase elsew where
1 BENT DUVAI LIS
cots Furnishing Warehouse. louisville. KY
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WM. *. NGcGREw ,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Onhce the Crescent City Bank Building.
nv - ''- - my25
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OLD osN EGO LINE.
From Broad n. Z. daily No trsnsshipmentat
Albany Troy. Mark packages 'old osweg0 Line care
Sinclair x Co Toledo, O..
PRoPRiEToeS AND AGENTS
F. S. Littlejohn 100 Broad street.. New York.
Fitzhugh& Littlei ohn Osweeo, N. Y.
Sinclair g. Co. Toledo. Ohio. -
Geo. Foster & Co., Evansville. Ind. JZ
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rO THfxsIFIZENs sUF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KIsN A GKh AND LLLiNOte.
aAs sAUSDERS Civil Engineer. having taken up his
ab assds Of Kvausvlls would sn
no8zcw person ot tnaianA
Ksstaek no5 that he Is prep1rsd te furnish
aud work Of aeseriptoh aP
Water Works. Drainags o.
Laad Railway. rurnPiks Plank or other ksaas she n
Rivers for aays alton pgrPo o. ste
is Of xblity from T. B. wilson stq onisi En
in asr az The Salem Railroad; Judge Hughes
81 Bloeznrton Ind; George Dunn of Bedford ind
b. Wilsoa % ty Ragfneer Of New Albany. lad and Il: q
aeors ESQ Chief Engineer of the b. l. and g. straight
FstHs Railr ad. can be seen on applieatsn. NM
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NOTIONs. NOTIONs.I

NOTIONS. NOrBONS.!
MNLOWER neters. travelling com Par ions
NJ hast London eight and ten ksy'd french
Frsaeh hars. dolls marbles; toys tea
combs superior needles pas TOOTH
risfs key rings ellis steel pens teoth orasae wAx
Ssaas chess KmersoA's razor saps toiiet
SOAP ia ping aud battle doors wth great
vAristy ef notiens for sale ~ A. VI IN
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL. ss-r.g.
FMNHE PropTietors Of ths Heuse have from theiT
eid stAnd their new Hotel Just hnish-
e House where they to
their old and all others who may see
them in much superior sty than
ThAakfu for patronage respectfully solicit
eRdexvorsto
t. will the market affords and our
charges moderate
svlO-dEWtf FELKER HEDDERECH
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EvANSyuIE AND NRW HARMONY TRI-
~ EEkLY MAIL LINE

n--SS<sER ON and after Saturday July 1st, thu
dersgned will run aTM-WEFKLx LINE Of
Stage Coaches 10 above.
Leaving EvaasviIIe Moudays Wednesdays and Fridays
clock A. Nj returning leaves New Harmony Tues
day. Thursdays and Satu day'sat Z o clock A H.
The lire will all times stocked with good horses
Coaches careful drivers and the
regularity and dispatch All orders for goods
packages, &C., promptly and carefully at
tended kery
other business apply the Office st iv-
Stable Loc1ststree the Market House
their ordOrs the Hotels will
secure prom pt Attention. r x. H. DE GARA0.
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VWN BACON a. co. have removed to Main street. be-
"a 1wsen Water and First door Halioek
Stoddar Drug nearly opposite the Branch Bank
all their old customers and
many pleased 70
Evethe They would their hanksior the very
fihe- receive continuance Of
everything usually kePtin the best Family
Groceries. JSnio-y
WILLS, An.O VA rEC SrOMACTs BIT.
TERS. WGELSs WINE RfETEteS.
TWNaKSE have long aud fsvorably known
M certan for summer Com plants and
vsatAtvs and ague aad similar diseases
S.sSsI " .1-sS'a TENNEY 6 soRENsoN. (
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nEUCK GLOyEs.-we have few dsssn sf EufaA
ID Shorts Buck Gloves for sale.
noVI0 tffg MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON. =
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EARY GOODs.-our stock Of Dry Goods Is large aAd
NJ eomplet- and is ding itself
= have sock of Staple Goods which viii
sell York prices doing every
chasing. nsvO MORGAN KEEN q PRESTON "a
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MISS n. BARKER

liza the East with the largest
Millinery and Fancy Goods brought this st,
consisting Bonnn Ribbons Flowers and Of =
tescript Also Caps Clio Undereeves and I'm il
all kinds She OF Cloth CT ah
and Tlms which she invites the atss1pen 81 the lad
kvansviile and vse&n fp sctf7H
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ZINC WHITE FAINT. fs- -srs
E0A LBS in stores and fer sHls BY
GSHEEsE.-sob bszes just reserved and for sale by
" 0st2o PRESTON BRO1.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-01

r. ATS AND CATs.-siik: Fur and Angola Hats black
and drab Fur Soft Hats bias K white and drab ool
Hats for and boys of Hungarian. Louis Napoleon.
kosuth and Wide Awake styles Mems and boys
qualities. nsvl0 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON 4