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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

~ +. H. TowNER, Esq, House of
Delegates, will please accept our thanks
for copy of Report of the President
and Directors of the Lunatic Asylum"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
Clothing at Cost !!

THE undersigned wishing to close his stock
| of fall and winter sales of Clothing, TO make
room for his spring ard summer goods, viii
sell oil at Cost all his Hmter Goods on hand.
lie has Oyercoats as low as $3.50 and Business
Coat, from - up TO $40, good articles. Pants
from 81 up to IS, Vests from IS cents up to
s35O Call and see before you purchase else
where.
December % I HumrlekHo""'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

Nearly one and half millions of dead
letters were opened at the General Post
office at Washington during the laat quar-
ter, 5000 letters, for that period, contain
ed money to an amount exceeding slo'
OOO-about seven-elghls of which has
been promptly restored TO lis owners; and
the remainder is transmitted agreeabIy to
the regulations Of the department.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

Congress is still unorgauized and there
fore nothing of importance has transpired
In that body.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

HUowoy'S Ointment and Pills, an I'M
failing Remedy for ScrofuIons Sores
The eldes, son of Anthony Barnet, aged
IA. of Galveston, Texas, was an awful
sufferer, with scrofulous sores on his
limbs, the parents took him TO several
doctors, and did all in their power to allie
viate him, but he only became worse. A
sister of Mr.. Barnet, who had oeen cured
of bad leg by HolIowsy's Ointment and
Pills, took The child under her protection,
stating she would try villa! effect few
weeks residence with her would do, no
sooner had she got him at her house, than
she tried Holioway's Ointment and Pills,
they soon caused an improved appearance
in tie child, and after using them about
ten weeks, every symptom OF his disorder
had vanished like snow before the SUM-
such is the power of these wonderful RENE
dies They will also cure all disorders
of the skin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
yirginia,s Debt and Taxation.

We extract the following on this grave
and interesting subjuct from the Peters
burg Intelligencer, of Thursday:
We are indebted to the Richmond -" ne
for a very timely and sensible article on
Il e topic denoted by the above caption
The subject of debt and corresponding tax,
alton, always profoundly important ana
interesting, now more imperallveiy than
atany previous period, demands the gra'
vest consideration of such OF the cIuzens
of Virginia who nelter desire to see
/ blnr on the hitherto unsusaIned character
of the old State, nor 10 be driven IN quest
Of new homes, by taxation too burthen'
some to be borne. We shall be 10 doubt
told. as we have been re eatsdIy tina; With
such resources as Virginia possesses, there
can be no danger apprehended OF her ahlI'
itv 10 maintain her credit without exces-
slve and oppressive taxation. IHs IS
mere assertion. and as such cannot build
railroads or tunnel mountains and Peg for
these operations, so indlsPensabIy neces-
sary to the development Of the very re-
sources which are relied upon 10 pay Inc
debt. and relieve the burden OF taxation IN
CURED thereby. The world was not mace
in minute, nor do we possess magic
wand. at the waving of which railways
start fully equipped into existence, and
mountains open TO give transit TO mem II
is therefore absolutely absurd, and worse
than that, miSchevCus, To contend ma De-
cause Virginia, whGn al her resources
shall be developed, tciH be popuIous, rlch
and powerful, that we are 10 90 TO WORK
now, and without reference 10 surrounding
circumstances, the condition OF our own
moneyed resources, and the financial as
Meet Of the commercial world, over which
orr LEGISLATION has no control or influence
and "immediately soon, if not sooner,
hind ourselves to load of debt which
will e(TectualIy blast our credit, or quadru-
ole the cost of the proposed Improvements
by subiectlng US to ruln"us discounts on
our bonds and stocks, and IN the end drier
to an era too distant To be seen The hha'
development of these very resources so.
much relied upon to Justify most enormous
additions to our already heavy liabilities
A rule laid down that whatever man WdRIS
that he must hare, and al once too, no
matter what obstacles are in the way.
would bt as coniormabIe TO common
sense as such principle Of legislation.
rhn nnshn1n NNnsNinrtnnian states
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

The Leesburg WasAinglonlan states
that Captain George KePhart purchased
tract of land in Lnudoun county, tour
veors ago, which cost him FIVE dollars pr
acre; from a field of this land containing
100 acres, last fall he got 400 bushels OF
corn, worth al least 80 per barrel. After
cutting off the corn he put in wheat sow
ing two tons of guano on il, which yielded
him 2,lUO bushels and some pounds Ia /
harves., worth 50 per bnsheI. In two
wears, on this field, which cost two years
ago five hundred dollars, he got upwards
of $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL gentle
man named Ward, brakeman on ton
mage train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, fell through the bridge into
Cheat river on Saturday morning last, be-
fore daylight, killing himself instantly
He was attending to the brakes and II is
thought the jar of the train in crossing the
bridge shook him from the platform. He
fell distance of about fifty feet, and his
body was horribly mangIed when found.
His remains were brought 10 Cumberland,
where he leaves a wife and one child.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
Destructive Violence of the Hawaii
VOlcanOe.
We publish the following extract OF a
private letter TO the pclyneSau.

We publish the following extract OF
private letter to the pclynesiau.
HILo, Oct. Is, 1855.
Hawaii still burns. The great furnace
on Mamma Loais in full blast. For sixty
three days the molten food has rolled down
the mountain without abatement. Oar
Hawaiian atmosphere is loaded with
smoke and gases, through which the sun
shines with dingy and yellow rays.
The amount of lava dlsgorged from this
awful magazine is enormous. The high,
err regions of the mountains are Hooded
with vas, tracks of smoking lava while
the streams that have flowed down the
side of the mountain spread over a surface
of several miles in breadth. The nam
stream, including all lis windings, must
be more than fifty miles long, with an av-
erage breadth of tire miles.
This is still flowing direct for our bay.
and is supposed to be within ten miles OF
us. 1t is ealing lis way Slow y through
the deep forest and the dense junSe IN our
rear, and lis terminal must be the sea, I'M
less the great summit fountain should cease
to dlsgorge.
On the % inst, Mr. McCulley and ny
self sci off to explore the eruption, taking
the bed Of the stream-the Waikiki river
as our path. We reached the terminal
crater in four and half days, tracing up
The fiery stream from the upper skirt OF
the forest to the summit OF the mountain.
In the woods we could not follow II, on
account of the dense Jungle.
The burning stream now runs all the
way in a covered duct, so that ii can be
seen only al its vents which let of the
gas. These are truly fearful. We looked
down one of them, and saw the fiery cur
rent rushing under us, in some places at
the rate Of forty knots. We returned via
Kliauea, and were absent ten Gays. What
we saw and heard and fell cannot be de.
scribed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
MOney-NlOney.

T would respectfully take tins method
and earnestly request all persons in
debted 10 me by note or account, To make
immediate payment of the same. as | pre-
sumo II IS preUy generally understood
that | need llue money just about his
time.
DAVID BILLMYER.
Dec. 90, 1855.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

Should the lava continue to approach
US, | intend, after iIle rest, to make a
party and cut through the jungle to the
end Of the stream. need not say that
HiIo is wakefuI and nqnisilive jus: now.
We apprehend no personal danger, but
should the fiery ruin enter oar bay, wealth
will take wings like an eagle.
Oct. l5.-A native visited the lava
stream yesterday. Distance about twelve
miles advancing with sure and solemn
progress toward us. All Ello is thought
full. We shall seud up daily parties TO
watch the progress of this flood.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

y valuable NEGRO MEN. one % and
x the other Is years Of age, and No. |
Farm Hands. Also a very likely ser
want GIRL, about IL years old. For
sale by JOHN Il. McENDREE..
December 20, 1855. 6-G
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
Almost a Tragedy.

Some time since young man hallIng
from Stanton, Va, arrived al this place,
where after remaining week or two, he
was united in marriage to a lady of quite
respectable family residing in this vlclnl-
ty. For week or ten days all went mer'
~ as a marriage bell until on last Sunday
night week, when stranger dropped
down at f. d. McDowell's Hotel, halIng
also from Stanton. On Monday morn
ing the stranger inquired the whereabouts
of the lately constituted husband, and on
receiving the information repaired to The
house. When he found the object of his
search, (who it appears had no desire to
see him, he told him that his errand was
to revenge the wrongs o! a sister who had
been betrayed by him, under promise OF
Marriage. He then coolly drew from his
breast revolver, and presented another
To the belrayer, telling hlm that only by
the death of one of them could the stain
on his famiy's name be wiped away. The
bridegroom. however, not hiking the idea
Of settling accounts by having six holes
bored in his earthly tabernacle refused the
profered instrument Of "honor," acknowl-
edged the corn, and showed such humiIl-
atng evidences of cowardice, that he COM
petely unnamed his foe, who pocketlng
his revolvers, returned TO his hoIel, and in
short time departed. Various surmses
are still afoat on the probable result Of
tins romantic affair, and among the resi-,
of our notions is that the Virgiaian should
have winged his man. or at least shot
him couple of times in the calf Of. the
kg.-Fuiton Republican.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-09

t--..lre 4STATIONER.n lni FUf ,TffHHl' :
WOUbDrespectfuHy inform his fffen ds and the NIB
w lie generally that having purchased OF Msssrs !.
natnoone a. wheeler. their entire stock OF Books q
he has owed hs Book store TO the sta nj
lately occupied b, them in No. l. Fosters eorne
Of Main and First Streets. :
The additions thus made TO his stock enables h,I,
onert his customers larger and better assortnep
mas ever before been brought to this arket con
sisng in part of, Mscellaneore School Medirsi.S A
rsheologicni Books: Writing. Printing. WrspIleaDd
Fancy Paper, a. Foreign & Fancy Stationery Of a I
KINDS All ofwhch will be sold Wholsssle ana Retsff
Incnnat prices, fact to which would Gala The
attention ofcounry merchants, dealers teachers and
to purchase of him. =. = "'auSSstf
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The ALLIES sURnENDEREp.m

SINCE MESsRS. ARLBRIN & BEBMMER HAVE
leased the Old Corner Stand Water
Journal Once snd fed it 70 oyefhe.ne with the rse
and latest stves Of Fall Winter Clothing
nishing Goods etc., and sell them
ALLIES NAVE BEEN COMPELLED SURRENDER.
49, .~-fr- THEIR NEW STOCK no LeTaa
consists in part Of Mems and Boys readymade Clothing
Hats Ca p and Trunks
Of Gentle Dress Taiors Furnishing Gsods
ever Drought to ths ety. Thar facilities for purchsns and
auuacturing superior ether in tbs city
which them all tim All all orders with
and at the best bargains Country sd city
examine their New Stock and Redueed Prices before
ing elsewhere. declS-1
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CHANGE OF PROPRlETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
ATMHelEsALE AND RETAIL LBv. Ync

h9.EsALE AND RETAIL BY lr5 grr iH
LEIGH & We HL1 N q.
THE undersigned have pafchased the entire stock Of
l. Drugs and Medicines Of J. NJ. ID. Miller Co., and
intend carrying The Drug business a. the well known
stand of Keller * Farnsey, No. IA Water street, under
the firm of LEIGH & Verng. HL,ugl e es9a
Charles Lech the frm hopes he Is favorably known
to the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verng, ofthe
same arm having cerkng in the present the
last three years. hatters himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers. r g r
We eintend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
febosy PETER VERLING,
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CLOTHING WHOLESALE AND retail

GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAkNS.
IA THE undersigned having purchased Of his late part
Chas w Mack. his entire interest in tie Coth
~ ing Store Mack Lobenstne. very beasy dis
count Is rid OF the present ss1ck at
atly make for alase
Fall and Winter Clothing He therefore ivfts his
friends the public generally sn& examine his Goods
and prices He has As good stock Of Cthng Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods. be- &C.. as there is IN Evansville and
them they be bought other
place the city which he will prove to those csbs at his
store under Pavilion Hotel. .--.- :
ey29-G ANTHUSh LObENSfiNE.
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CONFECTlONARF, PRESERVES, DC.
WHOl.ES ALE a RETAIL.

a KURTZ resPecsiay informs ,s the p1Sc snss ne
chants or fam les for Coneconsres Of every description
ncIudin Paran Chrysalzed work ofevery STYLE Pre-
serves JeIes &c of his He has the
enabled nl orders for
AIRY every description &c. P9nPs and cheap
Ia hiss stock and prices. sepl8-u
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76s EVANSVILLE. Ia FRIDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1855 =.

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UsindAOOS. .fsGio oa ated s1s1shus shi
ISTEAMB0A ATSH& RAILROADS
1s''1aH II HfassS So
"a .::'
fs ss rSss ana
an sse osa s s,sn.,' with the dhssns Lines Of
&0A..
Hopes NEW ARRANGEMENT. %SG
lunfTThE lu.ssEscTEshsE :, NaA a! W. T.. aAssLH0A =,
s. :. ~
lHFi' re Rso M c TN c IN N 4 TT. II.
roSEW YORK il Sax hss.,s i.lssi $50 IfaE 81
HlkAHhsRHIA s4L4IsoRk = = xass' fw Of OF sss
80 sufTAhS ptNS1Rk X !s Is ssSs: na
sssd ~ o1ssxshas sxspHsR Z !: & s's S.si.
qua suabcassls sES iN sSEHlaG ! IN hsis ic A..n
r.T SAs Ala
s.sy ss ss.ss.
ssis.s ass 1e::s, ws.s
ssd C ''' s'a''s 10 70 i'o a. xsria 70 sPr.-
sIcosD r.Ay-ct.v.l.pd .nd Pu.sursA Asesnn.dssie,
Bsnlo Albany York and Boston ssins Piss.
TsED TsAIx-whseIins Express. AZ clock inoe.)
for zsnssvlls Whesns Baisimore wasiinst
Springfield and Dsisvsre % ''HAses . Asni. .e e
and Laneaster Bsnchester and obillcothe; HsbotouE
t1I srS f;ssSsis
Tsrs ,sS
One train on SuxDAY for Celunbus az 2s30 p NJ.
FARE AND THROUGH lCKETe.
For prices Of ars through tickets all information
es S S side .,
ss sssd fess STATE; Ill GsnsI.
Or the ss
''' -'''1' S''s A'-f' %Sf'i 'kpER k.ii s
The Onfbus Lin. calls for passengers At Al. the priuepa,
.ss BY % sd s.s at The No ,
aad Frcus spssssr House directly on river
dsss w ' f' " any p'.i Il N aSSRLL Conductor
LOUISVILLE PAPER MILL. iI3I
SucCEsssoRsy 4 % 4 i.ssc A 6;o1! >; nUPSMT
Cards Prinssss Ink ss .aa aso. Assa for n IA.
Saiis Main street SSss'fsss Ess,:.il. Ky;
B. The highest market price in cash paid for Rags.
'.'A'l'' nenp ana cotton wastes ...., 'spa'-sn
"a S4ss = s.s sc
r s' ss
Of
well in its present condition good bargain will given
and terms made easy f sold Of the houses will
one ''f 81 SGs kA
ALTi stLr!.-25o snls:Ksasvhaa Salt juss reed a.d
deels FOSTER 3 BROWN af
A xELs....o. ..s.. common Buggy and carri.s. A,le.;
- 3 90 80 P.s!ss sSss .sr.s ss e ss; 90; f0d
20 90 DO Bolt DO; =. 50
Justrse'd and for sale BY dec37 BABC0cK BROS.
n FATHER. 10000 us skirtns Harness aad Bridl.
" Leashsr. in store and for sale N ..--.--
IVORY TABLE KNIVES.
FINE assortment Of Ivory Tables gle
n Of 81 pieces which usefu, and suit
able for Chrmas and New Years presents The
housekespers called 10 this fact. CHAS s. WELLS
deel2 Fsi doom below the Branch Bank.
1pECEIvED per steamer Altona- 'A''
2 bbls Oat Neal ii.il''T ~ '.i
Per
! bags spice; k'i'1 ra' DO Gloves; t'-@ %
" bbI Indigo 5000 CAPS;
do HominyS 10 dos long shaker Brooms;
bbls 8 8. ATmonds, NJ r Rasns;
Is bxs W Cream Cheese; do NY Matches; ~
.Is to Fancy Bar Soap. for sale by :. =. |
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LOUISVILLE, AND CINCINNATI

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
y s9inisl 70 1as ASvLicrrD xvERYwuEnE. au ''+''
DIR. A. l.. ADAMS, LIVER RALSAM
v,RuAst A6%Mss SSMss SEW SsEkWSE1rH1sssoR r1ssoRy rem ,,s.
~ svakssing the inquiry in the minds OF ell who
read How IL that Americans have been long and sav
shfy inu,d in dsrknes and gnoranes the subject OF
DIR. A. L. ADAMS. LIVER BALsAM
Panaees Of Dssase enersd the Afflicted Of the
and Terrisores for the entire Of Liver Complaints
all stages Bilious Fever Agus and Fever Chronic Lung
Fever Affections Coushs Consumption. Asthma
sis1 P.s sersnsia Salt Rhsan Dyspepsia Gss:ra Dsbil
ty. Nsraousnss Cossivsnss. Indigestion fsnais Co..
Dr. A. L. Adans Liver Bslsan now s.ss.ins the
reputation Of remedy bsfors the and has proved
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED.
beng purely vegabr for the OF the above
diseases The skepeal have become i most sansans
ONLY ONLY RELIABLE HARRENeER OF HEALTH TO fHE
LIT AFFLICTED EvERYWHERE.
Testimonials up from every trach It has made swollen
with Of for the relief received BY
IN a.. A ksr sT i
and ~ once procure one sotsis Adsns
The fssdes attention. 10 called 10 the psrusa Of the Medical
United States. svias clear spisons u the ana
dses o Of certificates rom those who have tested Ito un
pareed ascendaney the dsess to which We are all
s. scorr. General Asenr No Randolph ,.. Chicago
H. whom all orde bs addressed receive prompt
Sold sy HALLocE srobuARn E,.n.viils.
Aser m the Country can be supplied H them as Propris-
G. JAMES. Ne. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON. New Har-
Princeton. Ird e1-lyw
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

SHERWOOD HOUSE. .,
rJNHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely retted and resarnished It, and Is prepared
10 the patrons of the house iD satisfactory
manner. He has rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and car
riages to let. flssUIsf- 10
The stable is large clean and weIlocased, and good
in constant attendance Particular attention
will be paid to the care horses left w him fof keep
ng and In all respects, the public sha hnd the Shef
wood House good Hotel. ljys-tfl J. A. 8YERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-09

WABASH AND ERIR CANAL -. .,...f
have recently built large bstsl
tai warehouse on the Canal at Petersbureh. and
srSns bushes: entrusted to then ccn.sne ell be-
in all cases warranted 10 give saesfsetion.
dscs-f 49,, BARR a MORGAN. Petersburgh. Ia
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JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.
We invite attention of the public to our superior
facilities for doing JoB WoRK of all kinds with neathess
di.psteh and cheapness. Our stock of job Papers,
Cards &c. is constantly receiving new additions whlc
We have the styles Of Types, Borders c Ne ioi
working up this stock to suit any order use
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS,
by which we ara enabled do work cheap, fast ana
GOOD. We have also ordered la
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS,
fer the execution small and fine work in an elegant
r..uner These with other facilities and ne assert
men. of,ypes, enable to DEFY competition. "ehave
lao as fne
asthere Is in the western couDry and the only one
Evansville, by which We are enabled 10 DO al Sihds vi
RGlLED BLANK WORK
In ths peates, :. Orders either by letter or In per
ON are rrspec ys,lieited from
80 G., THY MERCHANTS.
,., .,u.nahil,. aiding &C.. &c. The work will he
executed and sea- promptly, and charges reason
able. - q; mas
kind, of work, while the prices OF material ana aoor
h.ye gone up our for JOB Work arc invariaoi!
Cash ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
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4o4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL eoops-
y - : MOR(sA AN. X BBN q Pr EsTON,

ANE the hest assorted fForeRn 81
Domestic Dry Goods Notions. Boots Shoes Hsts anl
Cars they hsyeever offered to the trace. teog SI 5
NE therefore wish notify all close AasiS
will be aorsng for them
u over the sand going the river rass Of
IS passage money and 81 Is per 100 lbs freight
are ned to stop this going have
Cincinnati and Pbilsdelpha - - : = = =, =
We need scarcely add these that ksyesare
recy at home tock;
Louisville Brokers here State Stock bank
paper from 10 to 25 per cent 49,. ..;I;I L :.
As stock is first clean fresh aAd heaIthy We
invite all dssers who give ~
and examine for Themselves. t9 fS'A = III nVvT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-09

j. f. CRISP, ..i.fa
CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Eoster's Building, Up Stairs. ava.
F. CRISP. having removed his Office TO Fosters
81 buting, will be hand at all times, to take
Of Deeds Mortgages, &C., and attend
all business required of him Justice Of the Peace.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-09

GsR0IcE family Butter to be hsdss
~ 6si ~ toi4H Ht"t COOKS
vhNHERMOMETERs. sfy 0asses aud Pocket Eye
IL Glasses. for sale by eyD A. @. PUSHEE.
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Blu sINESS CARDS.

LEWIS & &HOWARDy :,
uNORW AMDlNG AND COM mission MER
CHANTS. Evansville. Ind. Whsrf-kSat at the River
arhoue the Canal Personal aad attention
Consignments. either Tor sale shipment. ,SLf il
Evansville, June l6, l854.-1y
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DOPLINs-Ieassy rs suk and Cotton Peplias direct i'm
II pofted. and for sale b JAS. Low 3 CO..
augs frrf nntr.l 4l8 Main st.. Loaisvisfs. Ky.
NINGHAMS.-: glazed super black; do, 2e iach
u cotton Chambrsy; do Manchester Plaid 0fdxhams
fiatI 7i.17 14 tt''itt JAS. Low q co..
args .ft 40. ..u 4Ts Main &C., LouisxfRs. Ky.
NTCsLINs.-2 styled Muslia de Lsias direct
lv4 imported. and fofsale BY : JAS. Low & co., B
ang9 l4l8 Main st., Louisyi1lS, Ky.
EANS.-I CanIed Jesnss BirS and White. new
- est styles. REQ d this day and tor sale ~
.sf'D ,-, ,.,J JAS. Low 4 Co., u
aug9 li( -t"psI' 4i8 Main st.. Louisvfle. KY.
n USTRES. TWILIS. MARINO AND SERGEs,-.
cases Ga black Alpaca Lustre; do do d coored
Figures; 10 do do black hsir Lostre s4 rwi assd
eoors do IA Thibet Marno assd eoors do 34 black
psea serses in all qualities BY direct hand
and for sale at lowest prices by JAS. low Il CO.
aus 4ls Main st.. Loaisvils. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-09
Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE. Attornies al
81 Law Evansville Indiana, eiGssd hemselves
partners in the psactce ofthe law and will continue
60 practice in this and the adjoining couaties and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention particularly to land law. In short time they
will be prepared to give few minutes, abstract
title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments ofin Lamasco togethe with their professions
aion as 10 the title, ifdesired [jy25-dawtfl