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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-13
a,n-pAI,rN a.ltNIIIp.

A. ship under ihe style and arm Of GEu. FOSTER Il Co
Tor the Transaction 3fa general FSrparding and Com
fssiOn BusfHess and have erected for that purpose
very largo spacious reproof Warehouse on the
abash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust Dun
ham streets snd Depo. of the Evansville and
or wfordsyie Railroad, where they will have ample
room aud convenient faces for storing all kHde Of
Produce aud Merchandise.
They will give special to Consignment either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and wtllforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They give Dersona attention to the purchase or
sale OF Produce rocerie~ in this market and soci:
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and Mclasses the
Csst of the arm will be in the South during the
Winter.
hsn~rlir nutronxye NJ. w. Eos iHR.
GEO FOSTER,
Ala w. M. AMMAN.
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ADVANTAGES OF USING TOBACCO.

The following was communicated to Com.
Wilkes of the Exploring Expedition, by saw
age of the Feejee Islands. He stated vessel,
the hulk of which was lying on the beach had
come ashore in storm, and that all the crew
had fallen into the hands of the savages.
what did you do with them?' inquired
Wilkes.
"Killed 'em ALL" answered the savage.
"What did you do with them after you had
killed them?'
"Eat 'em good" returned the cannibal.
"Did you eat them all?' asked the half-sick
Commodore.
"Ies. VIC eat all butone"
"And why did you spare one?'
Because he taste too much like tobacco.
Couldn't eat him no hown'
If the tobacco chewer should happen to fall
into the hands of New Zealand savages, or get
Ishipwrecked in the Feejeean group, he will
have the consolation Of knowing that he will
not be cutintO steaks, and buried without lit
lurgy in the uncOnse Grated stomach Of can
Inibal
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NUMBER l07.


NBvEK hLAEp OF IT.--Zephaniah," asked
country schoolmaster the other day, as he vas
interrogating a scholar concerning the names
of the sovereigns of the various Kingdoms
throughout the world, "can you tell me who
is the Emperor of Russia?''
.'Wigtoria,' was the reply.
fAnd who is the Dey Of algiers?"
"ThundGr andMarsP''cried the astonished
boy, srinning from ear to earyNsI'ye heard tell
of the Day 6fs judgments the Thanksgiving
Day and the Day a Pentecost; but I'm darned
if ever heard of the Day Of Algiers afore.n
SPREADING BUTTER OWES roo MUCH BREAD.
FRED. DOUGLASS, in a lecture xhiCh he recent
ly dsliyered at Lewiston, n Y told this an1
'ecdote of President PIERcE--
tAbeut the time Peirce was ne,hinnted,@
said Douglass, .aesas in New hAnlpShires and
with = great por.ign OF the American people. /
felt curiosity 20 know who Franklin Pierce
was. ! Happened to be in bar-rcom when
some allusion was made to the nomination by
a plain larmer who appeared to know s6t1s-
thing about the Candidate. kasked him if he
could tell me who this General Pierce was?
He replied; "Oh, Frank Pierce-O yes! l know
Frank. Why, we think he's qdste man up
here in these parts. But then come, to spread
him out all over the country, he will be awS
ful H.in.'
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HASTINGS OF PUNCH.

MUscovITF WIT-Tae Russian papers are
filled with the most ridiculous stories respect
ing the English. AS some of these are weak
and clumsy, and not so violently absurd as
they might be, we make the Muscoviie jour
nails present of the following extrayagant
ictions, which, of course, they will solemniy
present to their readers as positive facts:
EGREGIoUs EXTRAvAGANcE IN ENaLAND.-
The inhabitants of London not only wear
hats to protect their heads but umbrellas also
to protect their hats. Tho wonder is that they
do not wear something over the umbrella to
protect the umbrella also. However, the crown
ing folly is, that the umbrella, which gets all
the rain, frequently costs twice the value of
the hat that it protects from it!
How AN ENGLIsHMAN WAS Done BY Cos
sACK.-An Englishman and Cossack agreed to
pull for tallow candle. 1t was to be held be-
tween teeth. and they were to pull and pull
until one side was the conqueror. The candle
was Just fixed when the Cossack said care
YOU ready?' the stupid Englishman exclaimed
Ye-e-e-es;" but no sooner was his mouth open
ed than the crafty Cossack pulled away the
candle so that he had the whole of the luscious
morsel to himself
| The DEPTH OF AN EEGLIsHMAN's Folly
! A Cossack had fallen into one of the wells
tIaL aOOunu III inc neiSlDOIlloOu VI Cdu4cE :
Wells. Oh help me- help me-" he cried pite-
ousIy, II will give two roubles to any one who
lheips me out of this dilemma" "But how is
it to be done?'' inquired fat idiot of an Eng
lishman from the top. "Why, put yourself il
the bucket that is up there and when you are
down here we will talk aboutit. The English
man did as he was bid, and his superior weight
in descending had the effect of pulling up thc
Cossaek who was in the opposite bucket
Thank you, my good friend, Thousand
times,'' he exclaimed, when he had safely
reached the surface, wait thero please, unit
l come back and pay you the two roubes.
and he went away grinning hugely in hi
sleeve.
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EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENT,

EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENT!
OTICE is hereby the public. that the patent
~ PsGE,s PoET AUS ClRCcINR SAW ELL has been
tended for seven years July 10th, 1855 All persons
ound violating this patent pringing the in maE
ing using Yendtng will be proceeded against in aecor-
GEORGE PAGE Patentee.
Theunderssnd having the EXCLUSIVE right for large
portn the Territory and South, would announce
prepared heretofore. TO f all orders for
PAGE's PoRT BIZ CIRCULAR SAW MLts-each of our es-
their respective Te, r5or Any ihf0rms-
tion in regard to Mills Patent cheerfuily given
KINGELAND 4 FERGUSON,
Phc.Rix Foundry.
ROLLIN CLARK.
AZ CLARK Reufrew Co IS Eagle Foundry
oota-7rodkw St. Louis No.
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uAuBLE WORKS muRIOYEn.

v
THE undersigned would respectfully the pubs
ved his Marble Works to First street,
Vine and Sycamore neatly opposite Apollo Hall
have also received Large lot of hne Marble
sell price, have had ac
practical workman and will give personal attention to
every piece Of work All kinds Of werk after
STYLE such Monuments Tombs Head and Foot
Work orally and prices which will
of all who wanting anything In ny
line of business to give call.
Particular attention win be given to orderssertfroSA
distance.
in Tomb Stones in the safest mAa
when ordered.
All work warranted. noT1s JOhN HIDE
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~xRs. RRAY PENNINGTON,

IN ESP ECrFULLY forv the citizens Of Evausy lie and
h ia vinisv that they formed partnership in the
practice Of Medic and Surgery.
sn actively engaged in the profession for qaar~
terc esutry become familiar with the diseases met
dent 10 climate their experience anu sue
cess will eutitls them o share of public patronage
TaeIr ee is Firsr street between Sal aai
pssite where eithe or ben OF them may DC
cousnltsd unless absent n profess onai business
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David O'NEIL,

MERCHANT T AILOR,
Second street. between Main aud Locust. "a
" Just received and oprned fine of Coths
III ddsrsns Csssimeres of hne quality an the
with richest Yestings such a. plain and IAN
~ Vsivet satias silks With eommoRer goods LOT nus
the best quality ana hahd-
vzrietss bror1htt this city hy old customers
Ana oitix ans q rally invited to examnS them
with 6rstrate work to make up sooos IN
atet tstyes and warrant hts in all easeA sepzu
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NEW AaaasANGEMENT.

HNorder that aay he sbe TO devese tins more part
M lariy to the IRoN dKAvY HARDWARE part et
meas posed o. MY inteTettih ths
cerY house Hr MATTHEW bA LLELL VINO VIII co
tin. AZ tho stand the style of ORR DALzELL
90 with evsrythinE In the grocery
would take opportunity Of returning ucer
paying the house FOR the very
rntrou Are andrepectiuy
hem 70 contnus their the arm would say
60 the very or pay all gentlemen that they neeo
40 s.s.s ssL ~ r. ,sss * 'A ~ SAMUEL ORR
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TENNEYAr GORENsON.

gWO
sTS.. EvASSyILLE. IND.
gMNH have this day formed coPartnershp for
Of doing Wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business EavibE auoeseded the business Of Messrs Aii
Ho purchased their stock and made additions to make
shal be able TO offer good bargain
FoR CASH any house in EVsnsYile or ely IN the
i1sa SoRRNSON.
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CBf 9ailg gournal
ANECDoTE OF 4 FkT NAN.

Bridget said lady in the city ofGotham
one morning, as she was accommodating IN her
kitchen. to herseryant, "what T. auaatity of
lsoap grease you have got there We CTR get
plenty Of soap for it, and we must exchange
lit for some Watch for the fat man, and when
he comes along, tell him [ want to speak to
him."
''Ycs, ma'am, says Bridget, between each
whisk of her dish-cloth, keeping bright look
out cf the kitchen window, and no moving crea-
ture escaped her watchful gaze. At last her
industry seemed TO re rewarded fer down the
street came a large porily gentleman hourishs
ling cane, and looking the pictnre Of good
humor. Sure enough, when he was in front
Iof the house, out she flew, and informed him
that her mistress wished to speak to him.
Speak to me, my good girl?" asked the
gentleman.
ayes, sir, she wants 10 speak to you, and
says would you be good enough to walk in"
This request, so direct, was not to be refused,
SO in a state of some wonderment, up the steps
went the gentleman, and up stairs went Bird
lget, and knocking at her mistress door, put
her head in and exclaimed:
''The fat gentleman's in the parlor ma am.
So saying; she instantly withdrew to the low
er regions.
"In the parIor,' thought the lady, "what can
II mean! Bridget must have blundcred;" but
down to the parlor she went, and up rose our
fat friend with his blandest smile and most
graceful bow.
"Your servant informed me, madam, that
you would like to speak to me-at your SER
vice, madam
| The mortified mistress saw the state of the
case Immediately, and smile wreathed itself
about her mouth in spite of herself, as she
said:
"Will you pardon the terrible blunder Of a
raw Irish girl, my dear sir? told her to call
in the fat man to take away the soap-grease,
when she has made mistake you see."
The jolly fat gentleman leaned back in his
chair and laughed such hearty laugh as new
er comes from your lean gentry.
"No apologies needed, madam" said he, il
is decidedly the best joke ofthe season:
"Ha, ha, ha, so she took me for the soap
grease man, did she? 1t will keep me laugh.
ing for months, such good joke!"
And all up the street, and around the corner
was heard the merry laugh of the old gentle
man, as he brought down his cane, every now
and then exclaimed "such good jolfe!'
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NOTICE.


A q ADLERsBERG WILLIAM KEMP
LamAsco Oity Surveyor. Civil Engineer.
TTNHE undersigned Joined into Partnership in the
i Surveyor Civil Engineer Business, sad solict the
patronage of the public.
All orders for Surveying. Leveng etc. will be Punetu-
ally atten ded to and promptly executed.
Maps Plans Views, Drawings. made to order with
and dispatch.
noyI4-3m RG K kEMPF.
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CI1sAx AND TOBACCO STORE OF

IACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST. BET. 1ST AND I'D.
70. Schaener 4 schroeder's old sta:-d'l
TRES sECTFUtLY inform the citizens of Evansville
aud nZ country, th2ti have taken the above
stand determined continue the same business. and
will ty hand the choicest Havana Cigars.
and robncro the bes brands that Eastern markets af
fnr.i; ase SnuGand Smoking Tobacco fall kinds Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
nj the ca prices at Wholesale and Retail
MyIsngthy experience in the business convinces me
tkat can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
-soIicita share of public patronage. lap1 If
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WHAT Lucy SAID.-In late speech Lucy
Stone said. 1--WE know there is cotton in the
ears of men. Let us look for hope in the bo-
som of fwomen."-Ercsange
She probably meant to say, "better look for
hope in the eyes Of men, for we know there Is
cotton in the bosoms of women"
fCye.ssrnd Les1a.
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TMEu pORE FRANRE,S
fyINEtNN AFf NYEfN(s EST ARI.ISttAIENT

Garner che an opposite Henry Luz Greee-
ry. Evansville. Indiana
ASANCY Dyer, Steam Sconrer and Re6nishere Dry Goods:
and Foreman Cineinn att for Mr. Teasdaie s
New FORK Dye House. ,.,,
Cleans by steam Ladies' Gentlemens Clothes of Slk
and Cashmere Shawls Of euery d-scrlp
ton an Dyes kind Of stuHs ac-
riding to pa terms finishes them equal He
from Silk Dresses in dry way itaon'
nrng color also cleans and rennishe Cur
Etans in Silk oollen Toie de Tersse and Tulle
f.r rstes oetls-Iydjsw
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EVANSVILLE, IND. THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER Is,
RAILROADS, &C.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
g - B - - ;:55sl % -
THE undersigned having been sp-
pointed for the above Comps LAX -
1s5SE1s ny n sh{s would inform ship MX@$9s&s
14@Eez 2TA- fsrs. merchants. and the public
zenerSIIy, +. Lsseh. George Harris and George
Black Ieeek Co, - and Thomas s. Clarke, Of
CLARK ThaT, - nna ae= the Hrn OF
EEECH & CO.,
Are by special and shipping skents
Pennsylvana Railroad Company They have estab
cshed at all the principal shipping points east
xaHd prepared to receipt throuk from New
York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore, all
all cities and to thS
Atlansie the PenRsylvaniA Railroad
The partners whole attention forwarding
fseties shipping from and to the without
expense drayage their charges BY
nosnt with Railroad company being extremely low
the of drayage they hope
be able tc give satisfaction
Spaents produce sde their agents will be orwsEd
ed free o charge for commission.
Fer information apply their Offices:
Derut. Liberty street. PittSburg:
No south 18th srfeet PHILADELPHIA;
do North street, BGitxaoTe;
No. Astor Place,
do South William street, : New York.
do Battery Place,
do 54 Kilby street. Boston,
Orto JOHN ). MITCHELL,
epi3 en Naterst. EVansyiIIs: Ind
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THE MYsTERN sOLYED. !.

HCDGISG the crowd of customers that have been
AB risiinx friend for wesks we
that he the saying Is in
pArano sane by the board aHd in consequence
thersof sacrifice. but rther enqui
~ to onr readers nat IS not
ths sa.e He hsn4 fuu assortment Of Spring
1nd summer Dry Goods. and is selling st very low rates
go - ,ha r,.b 4, his store
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\. 8. 4 DERs0N. MERCHANT TAILOR.

On First between Main aud Sycamore.
AS a Of Cloths. Cassimeres est
which he is prepared TO make up IN the
n and hnpss xperience in the tusines to be
blr 70 give general satisfaction lie has also hand nne
k etc Undershirts and ORA with dne shirts
Collars made in the best manner with ientiemen
"a an nn6Iic sareraiiv 20 call decI6-tt
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CLOC.AS! CLOCKS! at WHOLESALA
RY RITrROLFF d SONS,
4 SHEET sErwEES FIRST AND sEeoN

ra.E sTREET BETwEES FIRST AND SECOND
EVANSVILLE, IND,
TT hass received large supply o. eight day and
EE sbir.y hour clocks fro the manufacturer,
csa risjuz every styls sRd iron which
sash dealers low tao same articles can be
bouxht Western cities We shalt al
w.ys kscp hand, and think make it
country dealers buy their clocks OF us
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber staken the above house. ard mas
entirely reted and refurnished it, and Is pre- pared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned ny
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OF ear
tiages to let.
The stabes large clean and WE'LL ocated, and good
hostile are in attendance ParticEartseHor
will be paid to the care Of horses left with him for keep
ng and in all espects the public Ia lind the Sher-
| wood House good Hotel. tjya-tfl J. A. SYERS
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
wNOR grinding wheat and and all other substances
9' requiring grind ng.
Genune old Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting Of
Our aren't R. Monroe. is authorized to sell the above
articles at Cincinnati prices, including freight
CaatJ Family Grocery. corner Of Oak snd
isIsatf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS M. MAGHEE.
vrsrRRN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
e4South William street, New York.
YOEfN iong.estabshed with an extensive connecloh
in the above respectfully socits consign-
ments ofal kinds of Western Produce which will receive
and personal attention at the lowest possible
of charges. Particular care VIII be eu on
eonsigpmenfs of Tobacco and liberai cash advances
~ N j. H. MAGHEE IL CO.,
faboo-tf Evansville, Ind.
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wHOLEsALE DRY GOODS.

NWTE have hand of the most and de-
" srable stocks everything in the DRY GOODS line
the Western Market which We ofsr 70 all cash
prom remarkably low rates Our eds
great in guSlty, syie ~
price, willing duplicate the bills OF any regnl
Our stock consists IN part OF
the wing articles:
and bleaehed musns cloths cassimeFes sstHets
prints lnseys linings silks satns surges 81
cOburgs, alpacas de lanes hats eap
ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shAHs satchss
&C.. sc.
Yankee clock cambrie needle Ase large sto al
WELL TADE CGOTEING,
expressly trade. aad to give entire sas-
facto Give call before purchasipg elsewhere, as We
otinE wing goods and aslit te eEsAp-
est Tor sellir- them JOHNSON & FHEEciE,s
Main street. I'd door Ahage State Bar r.
ep7s Evaastls" lad.
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DIs. Z. ID. IIGLLER,

DIE. 4. ID. TIGLLERs
OF PHlLA DEbPHiA,
HWTHO graduated in Germany and France and can give
NV testimonials from Professors in the United
States his the citizens of Evansv7 ana
vicinity Physician lie will pay particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
DR. Moeler invites those person iced with disease
call and see Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
such as the Kidney, Urethra Infammatnry
Rheumats Diseases Of the Bladder and syphilis win be
in the No charge for the hrst visit
Once corner Sycamore aad Thirdsss Once hours from
7 A. NJ. till evening. ..-
- REFERENCES.
Thos Mutter Prof.. of Surgery;
sam jackson. Prof. of Theorv ana Practice;
O. ID. Meige Prof of Midwifery
PuLApxLPHIA.
q r Gilman Prof. of Mdwfervi
Jos NJ smith Prof. Of Theory and Praetieei
IL. D. Bnlkly. NJ. d.
Thos. Hun " q. Albany. n y -
Mssor cOssweii. M D. Prof hater'a s9i'a: 3isany
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IRON RAILING.

IRON RAILING.
TENHE undersigned has the for the sails OF new an
d bsaatiful PATTERN of IRON RAILING, with rounc
wrought and figures in great variety OF
which will sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
This railing cheaper substantial than other
Kind nov, in use wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards or for piazzas will do well to give me
Prices f,em 81 so to ~ so per foot. r~-cD
S2J-d6w M A LA" hENOh'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

no THh CITIZENS of sOUrHkRN INDIANA
KENfS "A AND ALLlAOAS.
sAS D. SAUSDkKS civil Engineer. having taken up his
- abode ths of Evansville would respectfully
the portion Of tndiana
Essky and ans that he is prepared to furnish Plans
Estina work Of any description
osrtanings 20 his profession Water Works Drainage
Land Raways Turn pike, Paak other Roads. the I'm
provemsa Of Rivers for .yig Ation parpo es. etc.
Fesstmsnias Of ability fr. N L. B. wilson so. rhts' a-
New Albany ssd Sstem RailroRd Judge hughe
pf Boo Ind.; George Dunn Bedford Ind, H.
3. wilsou. ty Eng Of New Albany, Ind. and H. g.
Moore Esq Chisf Engineer of the e.. L. and O. Straight
Lin RAilr. nd, can be application mhzo ~
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aTOR NEE NVANTED.

EWTR ursparsd te re Fire tr9of WAreh
w any yqrAn,ity Of Grain. ProaHce or AerShsndss or
$40 m stiih-ral t>rms. I'll,
uaas aud airy rooms ap stairs ssrs WI
=. ~ Furuitnre Agricultural implements
and ali iinds Of goods damage fro dam OF
J.
Logger when desired. ~ - :
cheated ON corner Locust street 5hs an
anaI AaI most convenient tor shipPins ~ Tsn OF ran
I'D Appiy 20 uovI GEO. FOSTER d CO.
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OLD osN EGO LINE.
From foot Broad ST. N y, daily No transsh pmehta a
Albany or Troy Mark packages 'od oswego Line, car
Sinclair & Co., Toledo, o.
PBoPniEro. AND AGENTS.
F. s. Littlejohn 100 Broad street. New Y erk
Fitzhugh& Littlej Ohm. OswegO, y. Y.
smear ss" F5ssst 70 e o' Evansville. Ind. y27
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WM. K. McGIsEW ,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PtBLIC.
once in the Crescent City Bank Building.
w - my25
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THR CInER y,NEciR

NHAT took the Grt premium the Yaaderburgh County
i Fair was manufactured by THOS. SNOW DOWN, and
ootI7 TENEEY & SORENS0N,
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CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. RUGS. MATS.
CLOTH EMBROIDERED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
All widths OiI-CIOths for Tables, sc.
EPENT g. DUVALL have in store their full assort
goods embracing all varieties fstyle
quality price, the imported Wilton Car
pet O the Kentucky homemade Rag.
Floor Oil Cloth all Widths entirely designs These
goods fit shaped room or hall and put them
down free of cost.
Piano and Table in Cloth embOsseda very great
variety
nishng establishment.
We the best fabric and Of
prcss equal in all those OF
any cities All ask is examination Of
our stock before deciding to purchase elsewhere:
BENT DUVALL'S
oct5 Furnishing Warehouse Louisville. Ky.
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rEkANNpOItTATION

EoKFORD LINE.
New York daily Sabbsths excepted No transshp
IN ant Albany. Steam Lakes
PRePKIEToRs AGENTs.
G. " PsIten Coz >>,x-,
X. R. Livingston.
j. @. Patten a. Co.. Buffalo, n. Y.
Sinclair & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Foster & Co.. Evansville. ind,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-13

rNN BACON & co have removed to Main street. be-
tween and First next door 70 Halloek q
5toddar Drug nearly opposite the Branch BANK
they pleased all their old custo mers and
make Of are pleased TO
call They would return their thanks er the very
liberal given receive continuance
"a b keepns Everything usually kepin the best Family
lrocar;.s janl6-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-13
PLATED WARE.

wwTE just received from tho manufacturer an as
Nv scr.nent of Plated Ware. suoh as table and tea
p foks butter knives estiA ane and beautiful cas-
sor which win sell at Eastern pTics snd Warrant
passs genuine Alhasa metal nearly as wote as
aIrrRoLFE & SQSS'JeSeiry ssors