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GOVERNOR S MESSAGE.
G,ni',n,r Of ne S,nais and VI Ge House Q
Rsprf',r!ahgsi

Gsni',r,r Of ne S,Hais and gf tie H0gis q
RprDsriahg'i
In entering upon the imporian, duties ii.
signed Us by the people II this Commonwealth
may Ne humbly ask wisdom of Him. Who 10
'ho source Of III light and knoUlodce, that
we may be enabled TO discharge lhos. duties
Iu a way best to promote the happiness and
prosperity Of our Constituents, Gad th,l wh,,
We ,hall have closed tho labors Of the ses.
sion, We mly in returning to oar homes, carry
with rs an abiding ar,arahes ,h't ve havo
brcn fii,hful to the periurmane, VI al dele
-llrd trusts, and laborel sssituously fr 'hl
public good.
Representing. a, We 10, people h,bi'as''
Z, and necessarily Industrious and scnnomi'
cal. they have a right to expect close aP-
plicalon To the busincs, tha, nav come before
US, and that no unnecessary delay will pro-
long the present session.
There IS deep conviction 10 the public
mind that VIC have too rnuch legislation, and
that much monev and time are thrown away
enactins laws Of doubtful utility. which are
amended or repealed BY the next suseeedin:
Legislature, thereby eaeumberng our statute
book, with a mas, OF unnecisury, Il NJ, u.,-
less legislation, aud making !, very d.fieult
for any bu, an experienced lawyer TO under.
sisnl what ,h, law Is, in eases where IL
should be % plsis and simple that the hum
birsl ciiizen need noI CTr n relation To liSpro'
,isioa,. All will acknowledge the correct.
ness OF this sentiment, II is with legislator,
tn correct the evil. haoiher cause OF pro-
irscled sessions and expense IS undoubtedly
found in the TOO arden, attachment, which
members have eheri.hed for political parties;
often shown. greater willingness, TO 'Iterd
20 an unreasonable length, ,'he proper time for
organization and legislation, than ,o yield the
slightest advantage TO a political orPoneni.
Such in an extraordinary degree !. the hi.'c'
~ Of the Legislature Of last wear, and ia
mos, decided manner have The people pro-
nounesd judgmen, aesin:, such waste Of
time and abuse of trust.
Tie pre.en, ia time suspicious for i'm.
proyem.n, and reform. The people. eisrs'
garding old political organizations, have seen
n, TO elect, OF the members Of the pre'enl To-
sislmrr- r-.''sr nsrs-r ~s' ,Ni's 'hss
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OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. 7.

c1Ieu GOWN 'o lHs bcholsnTp tb1ut twG
o'clock, had completely forgotten hi, dinner.
Thus hunger row berin 10 s,s,il him: BE-.
sides, being in the month n October. the
nights had lately been cold. He tried. there
fore. In every way he could think Of 10 ret
down from hi, post. bot ,Elhl as he might
he. |, va, an absolute imPo'sihiliiy. Then
he tried TO call ou,. bu, a.. before doing 90.
he hal wasted nearly an hour In iruitlsss sf.
forts. the street, wsr. slmo,, deserted. and
his voice being heard in ihi, manner. md 70.
ally having taken ton. Of sr.,, suffering, 1,
80 h,pp,ned that the very few p,s'.n.by
whom IL might Eiuily reach. instead of stop
ping TO inqur, whence It came, 1uieken-i
thsi, ,isP., frightened by ihs,. strange noe.
;urnAl sounds.
go IL w,s that the poor architect bad to re.
.igu him,,lfio hi, lot great resolution vs
necenEry. This tower nov presented oAly
bare, urshslisred surface, ard, to make tho
matter wor.e, toward eleven oeloek. terri.
bic ,inim seemed 10 gathering up over the
heavens. There s,s no possibility Of sleep.
~, r,,n, ,,,.., ,,,0....t ,......Ih.
that in standing. ., there was M psrapri, he
would certainly have been carried s-ar; aud
still 'he storm came nearer
Abolt ha'fpi,i eleven It seemed to h,l,
;o,, oy., III, ,;,v n co,o,,, ,,d ,b, sr,
.n,,,, o., ,h,,l., v.,, L.,,J p,o- ,ir.
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,h,, u,r,s, ,b,, IN, town took III, f,,m or,
linn. N, cloud ih,tof an eagle, and n. riy.r
b,, n ,.,,.o,
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49,, ,,G,,.i, t,bt. and vet.
,h.T.u,,s, ,,.,ch.Joutbi, hand toward,
10 d. m,I. ~. backward step. ,ainin.
,,. ,o ,,i,,,,,y.,
60, h,b.lJ nj anil seeing that IN. soul
80, ,,,i,, ,o ..c,c. a ,srond time. made sud.
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NMApIIE N



Tie aH.,, went home, AID iosnd his Poo'
c.l mother waiting 'or h'm a''uPPer' bot he
"'o.a NOT ''' down al me 'A.-'' a"'' -A''E
.''e..' began '.-'''''.'e '' ''' ,'''''..'''''.
e''' To- "a ''''e 'l me ''s-'''' '',1' "..''
'. n'' seen '''''- ~ ''' 90 '
'', ''' "'.'-' "''' '' ''-
'''' ITS ''''.' '''" '' ',-''''' ''
'''',e been ''.e '' ''''- @ I'' '''' 70
''''.a "'' ''' % ".' '' W
on. '- '- -'' "
sou -.
1.' "''.. '.-.' "'' '''' ~ '
.' ..'".'- ..'.' -.' '
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''' pan ~ '''' ''''''' '' "'''' '7 ''-..
r'' l'.'''''' ~ we '''
''''' h''''' '' .' .',-, ''' '','r' '''''-
o.. . a.'..t '.'' ~ rev '--'' w ''
'''l ''''s '.n''.', '' -' ''' -
'.' '.''' '' ''' "'''''' ''' 1850 ''
o' ms a'''..''''
ba' ne '''re' 'e'''' '' i'''-'. 0''
"'f''' "a 'r''' hli'''''e ''''''' ''A'l''E Z
a- 80 80, OF ono o'-e' ''.''' ''a'''l''ea ol
The Empress ie'sna. Nothing could "s,.
hs .1 stronger contrast Than 'ae heavy taI
mass before b.m, and the light towers 'he
airy and ys, bid eu'onnadcs which fa1
grown beneath the TsmF'e'' hand, in The
sketch Of ius u.rh' h'."re. lie forgot 'ha'
he came Co pra1-on De- passed not Knowing
whittier he went, occupied oy hss.a:.e' pet
Ps'ulI though,
~, Jay long d.t he wander 'ha', towards
evening, without dr'':n o' o".'ase OF 'ha
way he vas :a-.ar, be l'l'l "."''I again
Al 90" Gate OF The f'an''' On '.' ''''lee a"'
ns'r the bench he occupied o''''s. ]! "-'
no~ ur-h'-A'I' 'he P'omenlae vas deserted
anil one solitary man alone beside himself re-
ma'net outside the walls.
That man was The stranger. 10 mo-
men, Oh" artist sn'a and approached him.
Tie ''"ud before che ramr''', 'ra0irs 60
lhe wall ~.h a meta. s''.a or l.''.'' Ao"' -
hs drew, every .r', which a' hr'' appeared
as i'racri 90 Characters OF a'e' faded away
~ tha, 10 Prnpuu'on as the m1enaccui plan
grew. the 'a'..'r drawn pant gre" pole and
faint, sod gradually u.'aGIe'''a. aIa l"e eve
could not ai any one "ma i"..'" 'e new
lines and recall. 'he old. Thus 'he aru'' 81"
pass before him ihe '.sion' e''n TO 'hs MI
nutest and fullest details, ci PnosPhor'e ca
'h'dral, los' 90 moment IN darkness not To
De recalled o. reproduced hl P''s'o''''y'
lie sighed sal'y'
"Ah' ISL yo-' exclaimed tho Old man,
turning round 81 expected Soa'
81 O." e1m'.
"Neu. kne" we hnd not ful'''''eI
Look nave ie'o1e"ed my pan "1' -
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MISCELLANY Y.
CHAPTER l.
rur rt,S CT ruE CATHEDRAL.

had vet seen. "For such build,nr,' ,aid
Ne. "shall re. 10 Cologne f0r the gIoIy OF
tss saint, asj ,hs honor of Germany
The poor architect wa' Scv,lisred at his
high s0mm,s,ion not that hs nisdoubled bis
ON rreat tboaghts, lo' be is'i In himself
,ug,r'inr eoucrg,,ou. Of something infinite
., ,l,r,og,. bcluufl and harn"u ious bet
Ls lpsv ssrtsr thlu he Archbishop, or any
~, ,l,,. VIA, voulJ be ,hs tIEcu',y oi re-
gs.a- hi, IDEAS 10 pasuc-, ard wished 90
ass esgn,sl Nth ts master spirits oi bic
sss
lie returned. therefore, modest and
r,,r,hull answer. payinF that ih- means Of
,,ur. tie fsss, churches of Germany,
Franc, ard England, nigh, b. Afforded a.m,
tsar, be- CAV, a hr' F'lr, 49, ssmnsas,l
rsNo,k
T,sr,bb.stoP t.I DOT rci-ss compliance
with ise reasonable request, s.r u'a'Irg tce,
aver. that OBJ, archHrc,.s va1lrrrrs should
%. ~ any nssola,, o,cury more .ha7 oas
wear.
The allotted time expired 'rsc ta h'
rs-5 The arsbrsg, rr'ur1sI, 500 ,,, bm.r..
\, o-,s 90 the ~orl of drawing ol,a plan D..
s-f..rss' hs found ,bs task harder taaa s,-
s-. The cu5'susue character was uo t'u''
f.ly written Boo bf, mind. Tia, there SHOULD
b, Two towers. since ths earnest Cbr'uan
rlr,ss both bis arm, ta PRAYER, wasa matter
e. course sIsl lblJ there ,ho.I be twelve
s.lre',. 90 recall lac memory of ihe twelve
1-o,,lss. O- cuui,s. too, 10 ~as Co usc 'He
frn of,he cross. ar5 tbe irP., glory ofGot
should bs shaau by larcc windows lighting
t,- bo'.s, rar, yi ihe tabernacle. 40 'Hs
VAS ,hs es,sousl, ,ts iavarl .lga, las 'r.i
.rr-.vhr.e 5lt tlHr tsdy vac -u, SEE 90
fat vg,tl b, formed. lat.n,st SHAPED car
Tor, jlv God night, was As theme of 'se
architects mcJ.l'1rs.
VI ,,r- constantly upon Ihs enterprise. be
,uz.-r5s enc GA, beyond '.r e.Iy walls, Go
go, called ,as Gate OF thr Frank, artiaerr,
seated ON bench. b,c4a tracing w.,hi stick,
oa tho rrr-- slrl. or''.1s, OF t.ai Which Mas
ever ,a br, thought
N' .''-'' '.'' 49,.
'--' '' .......- ....
Do ".'. ,.-.-.....l.................
.Ha,a nv good friend 90, yy- ar- draw
"' '-'''..'
A.i.o. Aeco-.o',Hr '.- man. '' ''.
nl-,a'.y i.'as'r'.'.' voice l.' lafss" ,.'.
s'r.ea himself a' Che 'PcaNs'. '"' A''...
'ss' l.i Do' feel much pleased a' 'a' 's.n''',
r.' sy l,' uUers', bit is'' that 'ae verdict
vac ..'', a't '.sh.7g' ''A''' .'o''l ''
Tie s'iret 'ae work -aa begun 's'.'
its uns -hs' ..''' ea'e--A l.1,'''' '''''
Euss,bs'.
A,a.u lhs sharp voice remarked, "Dav0
isg CaihslnI 0i Rheims
Ala. yrs o." sad the artist
Again rhs picture was rubbed out, and be
ts.aa anew. Tins time be ~orhst 'or asar.
la ggart,r Of az hour, rrcou1gcl tv tac
Tlutrs q b's usrcb5o', ~'o whispered ss'-
'aI times, "Bayr' Bravo '' Bus al
length the remark came, ''Nou must have
travelled Gar, ms friend
"Whl' makes you 'h'a, -
" because YOU have been IN hns.loa'
"Wbo told you thar
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EOEC' D '76.''
Ea 3 R. W. Boston Matches;
New York do;
box Nutmegs;
bags Pepper:
6 kegs Soda;
10 dozen strain hemp Bed cords;
10 do No. l do do;
coils hemp Bed cord;
coils Halter
3 do grass Halter Rope;
4 reals cotton Bed cord;
barrel sulphur;
DO Epstm Salts;
8 dozen 3a poundcans Mustard;
81 nests mar ket baskets,
6 boxes Lemon Syrup;
IS dozen Kentucky MUSTARD
barrels fine cut Smoking Tobacco;
10 dozen fancy Buckets;
10 Wooden Bowls;
10 dozen iron bound half-b ushel Measures;
2 dozen sets dol
20 dozen Shaker Brooms;
10 nests blue Tubs (3);
s do do do (Sl;
dozen assorted Well Buckets;
do School Baskets;
do Tar Cans;
IL do Wash Boards
IL do hisks;
do Fancy Whisks;
do willow agons; for sale at very prices for
cash by myI9 l. & d. HERMANN.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP,

YAS. G.. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies at
sb Law Evansville, indiana have associated themselves
partners in the practice ofthe law and will continue
90 practice in this adjoining counties, 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 in a few minutes abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments orin Lamasco togethe with their professioRa
MON as TO the title ifdesired [jy25d awtf7
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HARDWARE! NEW STOCh!
NHAS. Ellis IS now opening q large and complete
he would invite examination by
the Interior of Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky
be sold low Evansville elsewhere
being made direct importations
Manufactures The following comprises portion of his
stock portion but mostly hand)
Table Knives. SIS gross. every style pattern.
Pocket knives; 500 dozen. superior assortment.
Scythes 100 Dozen grass and grain superior quality
Cradles. grains rs dozen. ass d qualities.
Forks hy and manure; go dozen, from to best
polished.
Hay rakes 20 dszen. '.BIood's brand"
Scythe stones; rs bxs of gross each.
Hoes; IS dozen. steel. planters, and handled.
Chains; 10 casks. trace and log.
Hames; Is and steam bent.
Shovels Spades 40 dozen Ames Rowand's and iron
Files; dozen. entire and complete
Saws, mill and cut; cases. cast and German steel.
Saws; so Dozen hand, rip tenon compass wood, etc.
Planes; 10 bench and moulding.
Lo ks and Latehes 40 all descriptions.
Butts 200 dozen broad and shutter
Screws, gimlst; 15G0 gross New England Screw Cost
Axes; so bxs; chopping broad and hand.
Brass kettles 3 casks. all siZes.
Coffee mills so dozen. various patterns.
Spoons: gross iron Britannia and German silver.
Tea kettles; casks. light and smooth.
Anglers, 100 dozen, assorted kinds and brands.
Strap hinges; 1000 lbs. 6 to "a inches.
Sad irons; 100 lbs. 4 to 9 lbs.
Japannej tip ware; csses, very large assortment.
wool cotton and horse cards. horse DUST
ing and shoe brushes; auger bits and gimblets:--
sheep shears hatches hammer hiss and of
and bits fish hooks and nes cedar
pencils; combs spectaces and
naies needles sewing knitting and yarn gun caps jews
harps. hairpins, thimbles. etc. ETC..
CHAIN CAsK-all of which will be
sold exceedingly low fer cash or apPT9yeS time pager
at Hardware Store doors below Branch Bank.
Evansville, Ind. ap17
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NEW YORK BAKERY.

NEW YORK BAKERY.
1 G: GAUNT has just opened on extensive Bakery on
~ First street. nearly opposite the Post Office and
pared supply families every variety Bread Cakes
Crackers and Pies the reasonable offered
in this city.
Wedding and other parties supplied with all kinds of
plain and ornamental cake etc. Rtthe shortest notice
Merchants and others will be supplied with Crackers by the
barrel for their country the
terms witha WARRANTED article, jes-2w
OATS.
IA ieIO T. GRANT & co.
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DUDLEY, STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

Second Street, 6et's Main and the Rirer
LOUISVILLE, KY.
DARTICULAR attention paid to the purchase
l HEMP. COTTON, TOBACCO, PORK, BACON,
LARD FLOUR. ETC together with all kinds of Produce
and Manufactured Articles Censgnments soliited,
usual advances made,
REFER To-Messrs. Buchanan, Co.. Wholesale Grocers
and Commission Merchants. W a. Richardson Co., Hemp
Manufacturers. Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Groeers
Star Candle Manufacturers Watkins 0wesly Pork Packers
and Commission Merchants. Armstrong Allen Dealers
Pork. Montgomery Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers Louisville, KY. milo dAw14
SAFETY FUsE-2O0 600 feet for sale by
- mYS SAMUEL ORR.
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LAND FOR SALE.
VNH0SE lots remaining hand from the large sale of
Sweet Leonard, still he bought reasonable
terms, by applying to CRAWFORD BELL.
JOHN SHANKLN.
ieo-tf SWEET & LEONARD.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.
XNHfTEGNTETH6 AND

@ EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HERE Having estab-
Ished Coal Yard Water street. between Locust
and Walnut prepared sell in any quantities the best
PITTS RICH COAL low prices be bought be-
Fails All orders left at the store of Hornbrook
ihurch will be thankfully received and puneuay attended
oby my3-1yd&w A. ]. HUTCHINSON 81 co.
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JEW ELRY STORE OF

u . y II
GwATHMEY BUILDINGS STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
this Store keep constantly hand aarge and
Ia of Watches Clocks and Jewelry of ali kinds
and of the best styles and qualitJ
have Just received large stock New JsSer both use
My stock will be constantly supplied by additions with the
latest and beautiful patterns which extensive BUSH
enable sell the lowest prices
Repairs of any kind executed in competent and
at low charges.
All goodssod and all repairs warranted
Goods exchanged for old Gold and Silver the liberal
terms.
Those in want of anything in ne respectfully invi
ted to examine my stock and prices. Jan3-tf
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL,
FORMERLY
n

FORMERLY
THE BULLS HEAD.
VENHE undersigned has rented the above hotel and reno
H. waited and furnished in the neatest and
specially soets the patronage fthe public He has fine
dining for regular transient boarders and his table
will always he supplied with the market ahor
Meals served up parties travellers hour at the
shortest notice,
edup market morning TUESDAY Thursday and satur
day. from 10 to II o'clock
ICE CREAM every night.
The of table attendants always hand
My old customers will always find me at home.
myl1 jim. CAR FER, Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
POETRY FOR THE MILLION.

POETRY FUR THE MILLION.
SUMMERS & TILESrON are the persons.
You'll please to find them out;
Their rooms opposite the post office.
Or somewhere thereabout.
They have mammoth sky-light.
The largest in the city,
The only light adapted
For taking pictures pretty.
They take miniatures for lockets.
For breastpins and for rings
Take copies from daguerreotypss,
Also from oil paintings.
Their prices are uniformly low.
Their pictures hard to beat;
So pray. call at their gallery
And see there's NO deceit.
For life you know. is uncertain.
And death is very sure.
TT erefore ere the substance fades.
je9-tf
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MEDICAL CARD.


A. p. MILLER. NJ D.Ttakes this method of informing
VA the citizens of Evansville and Vanderburgh county,
thai he has located in this city for the Of practcng
medicine. For many years the Medical Faculty have
deayored to check the Of chronic diseases in the
human SYSTEM but in this attempt they have failed in
eral owing the perncious practice Of mpregnatng the
system with mineral medicines thereby confirming instead
removing he disease after booming to slow and certain
coiored the African nation has instructed in
preserving qualities the herbs and flowers
that beauty the EARTH thus opening the enquring mind
the the laboratory whose magic
used by simple flowers
and that almost snatch from
suffering victim By adherng medicines extracted from
herbs plants and flowers have succeeded in curing
chronic diseases which have for many years
efforts of the best practitioners.
From that in long standing diseases feel it duty
and privilege communicate the world, and
share Of those who aborng under letting
diseases ofhs character aud specifying ali diseases may
request those who in any afflicted with
Breast complaints Dyspepsia Asthma first stages of Con-
sumption. Chs and Fever long standing. Dia hGa Piles
Droy Gravel old Ulcers Cancers of different kinds Kings
Evil Rheumatism Pains in the system Rough skim Fits
different kinds Aemnrrhage Of the lungs Bleeding of the
Weak breast letter worm Ring Female weak
of long standing Children with Female diseases
all kinds Weak backs Sore of different kinds Sick
headache Deafness GonorrhEa and other diseases
All calls orders for medicines will he attended
and with dispatch. G. P. MILLER. NJ D.
N B. Residence High street. door below Mr. John
J. bikes. may Is 2m
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EINA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Hartford. Connecticut.

CAPITAL $500 OO0-GH paid an and INFESTED.
VNNHS Company with perpetual charter
IL in 1S9 nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing establishments stores housa
furniture merchandise in general Also inland In
perls Of Navigation Losses will iber-
ally adjusted and paid with promptness.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Pres,t.
E. G.. RIPLEY, Secretary
Appcaionsfor may be made TO the subscri
ber who authorized to receive
icies on as Insurance Office or
in the West. a @. HALLoCK, Agst
sy11-d MAIN street, nearly opposite the Bank.
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MOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY coon,

NOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
an @. PUSHEE HAS NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
IN Evansville. constantly adding all the little useful and
articles this particular branch of trade and
with with Eastern merchants
will SELL for cash. the prices Customers and
friends respectfully invited call and examine the
variety Store under Odd Fellows Hail. First street.
e2-1yd&w
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DRY APPLES.
FEW bushels choice Dry Apples in store and for
"a nv ar27 J W. e. s. VICKERY.
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a MEKST

ATTENTION EARMERS!
WETOOL CARDING.-The undersigned asks the atten
Wv ou of Farmersto hssuperior facilities Card
ing This establishment has machines running day
nightly steam enabling it faster and cheap
than other similar in this region while th
work excellent. farmer bring in wool for himself
neighborhood ordinary only have wait
few honr for it to be carded My prices reasonable
highest marhet always quality
have old and experienced Carder work machines
and promise satisfaction. je3wtf J. N. BIRTH.
WESTERN FEED & AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSES
MILLER. WENGATE 81 CO.
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in all kinds of Farm
Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees SIS Main
Street opposite Bank of Louisville. Louisville, KY.
sep25-1yw
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
NHE UNDERSIGNED have recently built large and subsan
II tial Warehouse the Canal Petersburgh and
now prepared transact Produce Commission For
warding business entrusted to them Congnees will be
promptly notified of the arrival of their Goods an charges
IN all cases warranted to give satisfaction.
dec6-6 BARR d MORGAN, Petersburgh, Ia
HENRY STEES,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE.
MT CARMEL. I'LL.
NWILL attend to collecting and securing aims in South
Wv Eastern Illinois, and all other business apperaining
to said offices. paying taxes. etc.
Refer to W, I. Page, Esq., Cashier Canal Bank Evans
vile, Ind. ap2l-w
DRY APPLES.
FEW bushels of choice Dry Apples in store and
"a CO nv an27 J W. e. s. VICKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-23

WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.
NWTE have Just received stock of Watches,
w Clocks Jewely Silver altogether
and largest stock offered in this city, which
ing rates enables to sell at lower figures
than usual We have gold and silver hunting
watches from the finest do cheapest artce gold
guard fob and chans ladies' and pns
SEAL scale and plain rings drops and rings guard
fob keys sea in short article in line of business
in great variety of style and price.
We have also made arrangements by which will be
constantly supplied with style of iron and wood
eghday and thrtyhou clocks direct from the
which will sell Wholesale retail they
purchased in n Western city.
BITTROLFF & SONS. Main ST., bet. 1st and I'd.
N B-Evsry article sold in establishment warranted
to be represented
Old gold and sve the highest price. taken in exchange
for Jewelry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-23
WOOD AND wIEL0w WARE.


assortment of market and clothes baskets. willow
n wagons brass and wood bound covered hailed
boxes. etc.. ETC., for sale by CARSON d HAMILTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-23
HAKnNARE. NENY sTOCht

- GRIFFITH offers his stock of Hardware Cutler
We Coopers', Carpenters and other
damaged at the fire. for sale at less than
feb2 BELLS Brick Warehouse