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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
MONTPELIER MARKET. NAV 10.

Provisions, &c.-Rntter, family, Is TO II; store u
Is. Cheese 8 to 10. lard II tolls Tallew, 10 to
II Dried Apple ,5to7. Eggs 10 per doz. Potatoes
II to 30 per bush.
FLouR.-Western fancy,S7,5O Extra $500 to 9,25;
Berlin Mills, Fancy, 1925 do. super extra, $3.50.
GRAIN AND llAi--Corn northern 10 perbush. Oats 25
t93O Herdagmss Seed, 500 Glover, iato .4c perlb
Hay So 90 to 1000 perton.
MIscELL, NEous Dry and Green Hard Wood, .25 to
CSC perlb; Nails, s. Il per cwt Salt Liyerpool per
bush. SO Turks Island 15c.
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{. Radical Cure for Tgunture

Df. IT, HEATON continues 10 cure Iirraia ar Rupture
in all its forms, by hi' safe cec,al AMI comparatively
painless mode of operation. lie also attends Female
Compaints,-to the treatment and of Varco cele,
ydrocele liemorhoids or Piles Diseases of the Urinary
Organs, &C., &c.
Patients from the country received heretofore, at 70
Lincoln ST. Applications made at his residence, Exe'er
Place, Boston.
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KNaica,

WHEREAS my wife, Sarah u. Cheney, has left my bed
w and board, this is to forbid all persons harbornp or
trusting my account as shall pay debts Of her
contracting after this date.
LORENZO d. CHENEY.
Waterbury, April 23d, 1856. a0w3t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
Boot and Shoes.

oilers TO the country trade large stock of Roots aud
Shoes Of the hest quality expressly made C,r retailing
and VIII be sold at The lawest prices for rash
Nos. 1O1 and I03 Pearl street, Boston,
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Mtarrie0.

In Iydepark April 9th, by Rev L. Robinson, of Norris
town, Mr. DARIUS FELcHE, and Miss s. ALaRA WISwALL,
both of H..
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r.. ID. Sonses a. sOspS

Dealers in
Furniture, Sofns, Chairs, Mattresses, Look-
ing G'a:Srs, &c,
Nos. lG4 Commercial and IA Fulton Streets Boston.
County orders solicited aud promptly attended to.
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.JESUETESM!

LII 4 CAIHOLiG hEi 1LGkS,
Addressed to Young Kinsman about to
Join the Church of Rome.
DIX L. Haskell DERBY. ESQ,
In one volume, - mo. Piice Is cents.
These Letters, ring the whole Catholic quest ion
are without doubt the most able and learned resume Of
this subject given to he world
The arguments and The conclusions are mastery and
Irresistible, aud as i, may 70, an eminent
lawyer To leave Blackstone aud Cake, and for time
bend the whole energies Of his min with that keen sa
gacity peculiar to the legal profession an exhastng
research among the tones Of The Fathers of Theology
still, the service which he has rendered to the cause Of
truth, and the fart that his abors resulted in changing OF
lite the of IA beloved knsman who would other
wise have joined the Church of Rome will ever be eau 80
for gratitude.
One Of the merits Of the wok is spirited evisw of
Bunsen, ilowson. Conybrare, Miner and other modern
writer's and ell dgss.ed argument the planting OF
the Church in Britain by ST. Paul before the Roman Pom
thcate was founded
Rev. DIR. Peabody, In note Mr. Derby, after careful
reading of proof sheets, uses the following language:
Your min argument, 1t seema me, Is to the poin
and overwhelmingly conclusive. hope, and do not dnub
that il will do much good while 1t is ho norable to you
both as parent and scholar"
Ne believe this work Is destined 10 become
TEXT BOOK FOR PRoTEsTANTs,
vide mecum Of unanswerlbe Arguments against the
ialseheods If RomanSm.
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GuanO! GuanO! esuanO!

GuanO GuanO! GuanO!
Mexican Phosphate Guano
Of which DIR. A. A. HAYES, Assayer to the Stale of
Massachusetts, says:
"Ths Guano is peculiarly fitted or use in New Eng
land containing 40 to rs per cent Of bone phosphate Of
lime, besides other valuable feuIzing mgr edants, and
from lis peanency is Of m1re value to the asricultuIsi
than any other guano, and i'll answer for all well
agriculture purposes. On all kinds Of plants ami
crops is found To possess superior advantages and does
moi require to be renewed oener Than four five years.
II should be shown broadcast the If 500 900 lbs.
a. the acre.
The subscribers have Land small supply Of ibis aiti-
Gle, and III receive no mere, the Philadelphia GuanO
Company have the entire monopoly Of the Guano Islands.
For sale at reasonable prices by the importers,
LANG 4 DEIANO,
h27 Cnmmercial street. RnsInn. Mass.
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Notice,

This to forbid all persoas brboring, trusting my
wife, uvina, shalt pay debts Of her contracting
after this date. ELIAS P. BOARI MAN
Woodbury., May I, 1856. alw3
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notice.!
TO THE MERCHANTS OF VERMONT.
TINE subscriber, having purchased of the inventos NJ
Cook he right 10 manufacture and sell his Al
CONNIE rcial Il EndeIible Inks

in the State of Vermont, and wishing introduce The
same Dtn general use has taken this method Ia address
you asking you take the agency for the sale Of said
Inks, On request sample If the Ink will he sent you,
free of chlrge that yon may be satisfied It's qna
DAVID N. BRYANT
Waterbury, VI May 1856. 2Ow3+
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Bird Cages !
ESHFN Cages!
RlRD SEED. &c OF -
ID ELLIS & IIATCIpS,
Vermont & Canada Railroad,
| SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Northern. Western. British and
United States Mail Route.

Trains Going North.
M Ali TRAIN connects at Wndstr and White River
wi Junction with tlains from Boston, and Springfield
day aud from New York the dry pteviis ut 90 Pu
leaves Windsor AT 35,connects At Burlington h Steam
eis on Lake Champlan for Saratoga, ut RolSes Point
with train for M.NTREAL the same p. NJ and next morn
with train that arrives at OGDE vsBURcH in time to
meet with he STEAMERS of the American aud Grea,
Western Railroad Express Lines for Niagm Falls Buffalo,
| Hamilton, Chicago, and the West
Accommodation Train connects mt Windsor and White
River Junction with trains that leave BOSTON at y noon
and New rk mt 800 AM, same morning, stops over
night at Mortified, leaves at $50 AM connects at Bur
| lirgtoD with Lake Champlan Steamers and Rutland
Road and ut Ronses Point with trains for Moutea and
Ogdensburgh arriving in time take the American line
Steamboats, for he West same evening.
Trains Going South.
Mail Train connects at Rouses Poin with in from
| OGpE NsBuRGH night before and from Malone and Mov
the same m0rDing at Whit River Junction with
trains for st Jrhnshuy, and the WHITE AND FRANcuNIA
MOUNTAINS same day also, with Northern N. II Road for
Boston, Lowell &c. arriving at those places early by
any other ROUTE also, connects ut Windsor with train for
Bellows Falls. Fitchbureh Springfield, and arrive in
New York same evening, and ut Burlington with steum
| ers on Lake Champaign. Leave RnuSes Point 740 Am.
s.. Albars 43 AM, Burlington 9l5 A. NJ, Montpelier
HOO AM.
Accommodation Train connects at Rouses Point with
trains from Oadensburgh and Montreal stops over nigh
at White River Junction Windsor and connects will
trains arriving in Boston at 100 PM and New York al
Arm.
Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit. Chca o and the West 70
sale Ut the principal Stations.
R. sHERBURNE, SUIT
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Pork and Lard,

A VERY CHOICE article of clean Pork and Leaf lard
II for sale at Hyde & Fosters. Those in want will do
well examine the quality ard prices before purchasing
elsewhere. HYDE Il FOSTER.
Montpelier, April 8, 1856. l6m3+
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DEVFNE'S
Compound Pitch EOZemGc.

sure and peasan. remedy fer
coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping Cough,
bronchitis, Asthma, and if Lungn en0ngh are left
to sustain life
CERTAIN CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
A Purely Vcgctabc Preparation,
Containing no Minora Pofons and Perfectly safe for tue
Iniant or Invalid, In any stage OF weakness.
- ID. FULLER d Co., only Manufacturers, Rus
ton, Mass Sold by Druggists and Dealers IN medcine
everywhere.
BuRR, FosrRa & Co., Agents, Cofnhid, Bastssn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

OUR Crochery Stand is full, and we can sell il
u cheap New pattern Boots White Ware Just received
ELLIS 4 HATCH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
HarriS'S Improved Hand Stamp.

This Stamp is the best offered to HE public for the
purposes OF business stamp and surposses all others m
simplicity and elltctua oper lion. Placed with
desk, il viii ocupy more room than common ink
stand Received the highest premium at the lae Mechan-
ic industrial Fair Price, snlr stamp complete 81 large
stamp, S..
B. R. RICHARDSON & Co, Agents,
No. Joys Building. 81 Washington Street,
P. s-orders from tile country will be promptly allen
deh to-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
Card.
For the convenience of Druggists and individuals
nsing this Medicine in the State of Vermont, constant
supply will be kept the hands OF our State Agent FRED
F. SMITH and all applications or orders Will be promptly
6lad on The same terms when adGTedded to us.
P.V. R. COVENTRY Il CO., Prorrietors.
50 Genesee ST., Auburn, N. Y,
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CUTTINGS
Patent Ambrotypes.

The only place. on Washington street, where these u,
rvalled pictures can be nbianed - at
] BRIGGS 1913.
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TIFICA TES.
Imp ortant from Dr. X. w. Sabin, of Roches-

Auburn, N. Y, June 10, 1855.
,rena3ing .DACH's AMERICAN COMPOUND" and as
r as I'VE have tested recommend lis general use az
n tonic nd Alternative Medicine, 10 REMOVE INITIATED
HITMORS OF THE BLOOD, and peculiarly adapted to
Female suffering fum Leucorrh@a (Whites and 70 those
,vhose constitutions are eneebled from nermted Fever
""o'0 JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS, NJ D.,
LANSlNGH BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
A. c. TABER, NJ. d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

AS we 60 to press we receive Call for Dis
trict Convention for the Second District, to be
held at White River junction on the 9th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
1855!
SPRING SITLE HATS!

SPRiNG style Hats for 1885, Just received, also sof
Z Hats at K!NSNAN'S.
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BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND

Is rccomme AIDED in the strongest Of Relief an
Cure.
FRED g. SMITH, Montpelier
Wholesale Agent for the State of Vermo ii
Towhom all orders should be addressed
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9ailg gonrnal
MENORY.

Soft as the rays Of sunlight stealing va.
On the dytng day
Sweetare chimes oilow bells pealiiss
" hen fades away;
Sad rs winds At night they mem ~
Through The he ii Ger mountains lone,
Come ihe thoughts of days gone
On manhoot 5 memory.
Fl IS the sunbeams from the heaven
lille at eve heir tight;
As ihs bells wh sE fade the even
Peal not onthe night
As tn, night winds cease to sigh
When the raIr falls from the y,
Pass the thoughts OF days gone By
Fr IA ages memory. ga a 81
Yet the sa;Shtiu the mornisg
FoE II again shall break.
p Ard the belts give swee& voiced warning
- En the worl TO wake.
SoBn the winds shall freshly breathe
Ger the II pdntaiu's purple heath;
But the Past is lost ia Death
He hath 40 Hory,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
NUMBER IA.
Dey,oE-rot NEW York \

DeanoErat (New York;
Ky7fmfna1 zeittng ((New York; Criminal
Gazette.
ABrSD zrsrUso, (New yOrk;) Evening Ga
zette. sg d
PIoN1ER, (New York;) Pioneer. ~
FREIE BRAETTER, (Albahy;)) Free Gazette.
Oaondaga Demobrat, (Syracuse.)
Den,ok7'at md Weitbaf5ef, Buffalo;) Demo
crat and Cosmopolitan. sodr .ee.saas
Besides the Journals which we have enume-
rated there are quite number of minor ones
throughout the United States, (severalin Penn
sylyania, many of which have embraced the
Republican cause. Theie influence, however,
is not very great There are also some in
California, concerning which we are ignor-
ant.
Not counting these we have in the Free
States thirteen Democratic, seventeen openly
declared Republican, and six neutrals, mostly
fal oring Republicanism. sse
In the Slave States, there are six of the first,
three of the second, and three OF the third
Total-nineteen Democratic, twenty Republic
can, and nine neutral. Taking those papers
into consideration which we have not enumer-
atel, the proportion in favor of the Republi-
cans is probably still larger. And, by the time
the Conventions Of the different parties shall
have placed their candidates before the public,
many of the neutral and Democratic journals
will also embrace Republicarism.
IN Y. Times
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no rAt- ,;ITiZENS uF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENF CAY AND ILLiNuis.

HAS D. SAUNDERS civil Eagineer having taken up HIS
Of EvA1sYIlis would respectfully
nounoe t. Of the southern portion o ndiana
Ksteky and he is prepared furnish Pans
and Estima OF work OF any iesr aA a
pertaining his proteson Wa atsr orss
LAID RtiEAys, Tarnpke Plank other Roads the I'm
Soroyemsat Of Riversfor navig .tion purPO es. etc.
Test u1onials autity e. B. Wilson. Esd. Ghlet I'm
Albany and salem Railroad; Judge Hughes
81 Bloomtaaton Ind HoOrxs Dunn bedford lad,
a Wilson 3 " sngnser Of New Albang. Ind, and H.
Moore Esq Ghef Engineer of the r.. J. and . Stragh
Z Hal ad can be seen appllcatiou. mh1O ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
CO-PAfETNEakNHEIP.

YENHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
4 ship lnder the style and hrn Of GEo. FOSTER q 20
lor the trinsaeton ofa general FOrrardtHg and Com
mission Basfuess and have erected for that purpose
very large md spacious proof Warehouse on the
Wabash md Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Du
1rdsyie Railroa l. where they will have ample
am and convenient facilities for storing all xmas OF
r. r. nee and Merchandise. .,,
River, Ran-oad. Canal or Wagons and will forward
pro nptly at the lowest rates.
They win give nersonnI attention the purchase
sale Of Produce Groceries in this market, and solicit
orders Tor the purchase of sugar and Moasses on Tue
coast as one of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
Theyhope ~ unremitted attention TO merit and share
tbe puolc patronage NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
dec14 W. M. AiKMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
FAEI. CAAEP8EssSl
EEAKEEES -4ESs1 AZ ~ NEzSEES&EEs
A VERY LAKGE FALL STOCK.
CIAS s WEI S

A NEW AID VERY LANCE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
yET uILST returning than generous patronage
Sc patic since h opened in Evansville wouid
teky and city purchasers also. that tas
ia store. the Heaviest toci uf Hardware and ut
fiPrg oae-thiTdJ he pHer-d
sale. Many Goods purchased redae-
and having his direet rom Europe;
ftctorers IS ork- he is only auie FE-
otter and sell Hardware low Figures house
fard the SAME Goods. cash or good ttus buyers
srca aud Ira ers feeling assured that he do them
he articles taIuost nuumerane) omprsing his
stack he names the following to trAae:
500 dozen Pocket Knives ttuIiy assortedi
reO do do dOi
* do Steel Shears and scissors
100 do Razors lut Strops; r, r,
Spoons Iron Erlttahi2 anu ScFI14A err
5adozsn coffee Mills. al grades;
III Id Files aud isasps. all Kinds;
lOeo lbs Bras Kettles. turned bottonsi
% o lbs SaAiTons assorteai
3n0 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
15o9 g-nss Screws Eiml pointed;
$50 dozen Door Soeksand eckets;
23a DO carry combs and Horse Cards
9fD nairs shovel and f1nrs. iron ana hraA9 eadsi
90 dozen saws. trom aill 70 Key hote;
* do Nee lvards aud Scale Heams;
- A. srae, fsna other hrandsl Sho ysiand SpadeB;
s rasks Pump Chain and FixtIres;
Japanned Hn"ars tsIiy 's'0'Ss'
v-h;ns snd Tashes Brushes. Combs Neies speetarles
n xt,aiss and Fancy Hardware EeneTtY together with
~, goods viz Chains Deg Irons, SrzEngss. Tea ket
t'eS CIR, SSorreEs and Gun Y sFnEasiugss
Carpenters anu NSt CHARLES WELLS.
.q Main street. u door beI9 Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
rpvyisyN snRENsON.

WHOLESALE fN GEVcEHIEs AND LIQUORS ookSEA
wAreR AND SIS. EvAS~yiLLE. IND
TWHHg this day formed
M parPose of dong wholesale GroegTy anu L4uoI
business OF Messrs Allls
Ho purch stock and made additions TO make
rment shall able offer good bargain
FOR CASH any house in Evansville or any elty " he
West. IL % rs ~ ~ ( 9
ia03
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

yENIIE subscriber hastaken the above house, and
entirely rstted and refUrnished it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable. owned BY
Mr.. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhOrsesand
riages to let.
large, clean and wellioeated, and good
hosersare in constantattepdanee Particular ttentior
win be paid the OF horses left him for keep
ug and in all respects the public, Ia land the Sher
wood House good Hotel [iyS-tfl j. A. 8YERS
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RAILROADS, &C.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
La SE= EssT E7s -isEzzpssf11 s5sss,..s<z1 <z1

La - - ssssi5 -ssS55ss5sFsss
THE undersigned having bse ap- s~-=e
Se4. 3 pointed the aboVe COap2- La -
5sss. ny in this city woGld inform shl p
pers, merchants. and 3he public
generally that #. Leech George harris ana George
Black. late %. Leeeh Co.. and Tie 5. C@zAe
CLARK Il Ihaw,' IA Ter the firm sf
LEECE7 81 CO.,
by appointnent special aud shipping agents.
Of the PeHusyvaHIa Railroad Company They estab
eshe1 ub-ents at all he prinelpi shipping Poiats east
land prepared receipt fhTou from New
York Boston Philadelpha and bAtmore to all western
eities from al cities nd the
Atlantic seabosr by way Of he Pennsylvania Rarosd
The partners direct tbsr whole attention Forwarding
and facilities for shipping and TO the cars without
the expense their charges by
With the Railroad company teinE emey low G.
the expense Of drsyase) they hope
lie able to g Satisfaction.
shiFmes produce mafeto their agents Will be forward
ed free Of charge tor commission.
Furinformation apply st their 0Aeess
Depot. Lihsrty street Pittsburg=
do No. ; south 18th street Philadelphia;
do North B-ltiHore;
No. 2 Astor Place.
do 7 SaGth William street. New York;
do Batt+ry Place.
do 81 KIlby street. Bostoni --
Orto JOHN 3. MITCHELL.
egI3 Wat-r.e., Eraasvills Ind.
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CAxRsNEr KEESs TOOK

CAnsNEr mAHEEs' 'rOCK.
EUST received.
$40 feet safe Wire;
20O doz Iron Cupboard an d L L isoes
100 doz wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
900 OAnE do do Tahle GO. . I5si
g06oz Mahogany aud Walnut hnef
2OaOr gross Timblet Paint SereEs- &fted All slzesi
400 setts Furniture -s'ers Brass Aren v heeii
50 daz Cabinet Files and Rasps, asscH%thsj
50 dog Looking Glasses, ass'd size5i
50reams sand paper ,z.,or~ :, -,
lust rec's ana for sale by APPS fhCOtS bhV,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
WATCH REPAIRING.

FNHE dersiened having commenced the above business
in Evansville fatters himself with the nope shat his
xperieuee aud skill in sll descriptions
machinery will trial he found worthy thea tention
citizens city but also
comprising ''cireumambieut vieinaFe.''
Ills shvp the Post Once where he be fOund all
CFFICE Hours. myS r. II. GATES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
J. y. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNnER,
FIRST STREET RETwEEN vtTE AND DIVISION,
ENANSNILLE ND

FIRST STREET RETwEEX VINE AXD DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
ANUFACTURER cfeyery description or Brass Work
III of equal quality if not peror to thing mauuac
tured in the Ess' and on - favoratls terms.
keep constantly hand oil globes stop ga1Ee. bib
church steamboat and he tel bells; anti
friction metal snit and peter as we'll az mriet
of all other articles usually ke 1T this inc
an also appointed sole agent in this city for the sal
riahIv when @xhbitpd been awarded with the first N
mium Samples the he seen at she establish
Every Of Brass Casting made to order and fur
The highest price paid for old eoprsr
Ali orders addressed to will with prompt
n ediats attention. dec4
tLoTHs 20 pieces French Twi,led Cloth rec this daY
deci5-d1~ AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky
NrUSIIS nE LAINES.-EO pieces all wool Muslin
Va De LaAe assorted coers rec this day md for sale
dee15-d1w AIS Main St, Louisville. KY.
CUNNY BAGs.-5o bales in store and fezg.le hy
NEW M0LAssEs. bills prime new NIOlassos in
dorsi si''fS anu ~ '"'s PRESTON BROS,
ssDfk&E AND cow FEED.
kegp constant supply Of HsE coTn sed 9sox Pas
ADmaNssTR N0TgCE.
NOTICE is hereby gven that Letters Of administration
sDoLPH BRlNKMAS. deceased Th ss.e Is suppose
novz3 VS. BRACKET MILLS. Administrator
SIX ATBl Cask skates assorted from 25e to IS 90 per
de5s cHAs. S. WELLS.
| gkNOBACCO.- .-iotoxes choice Virginia Tobacco;
Ik~g Pancake Tabaeco som thing new
and extra. at novI6 CooK's Family Grocery.
gIREsH BALTIMORE OYsTERs.-1eh-st so cans
dect2l COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
DUDLEY. STONE q CO.,
JMM lSSiUN q F0RK ARDlNG MERCHANTS
EEVDGSAEE8C FOUNDssE.
ARBAR OUX & SNO w d e N /,

E 4 z 3 4 Z Oh x q 5 \ Q " D & n 4,
coRx ER or yvA HtxGgoF AND FLOYD SIS.
LOUISVILLE. KY,
ANUF CrU RERS IF seam engines and mil nnaaih'
cry blowing engines foI furnaces superior force &nc
pumps iron pipes tor gas. Tater
largely railroad companies Tor supplying water sta
socket and hAngs OF railroad car
n--ls and other castings cast wrought iToz balcony
yard rsiaE; tobacco aad presses; lard timber
aud IA iil screws always hand
Orders Distance oeeompanisd By the 0ney good
references pro mptly attended to. All work Wasranted
APPS
JAMES LOW 81 &C.. OCssVILIEs. hE..
receiving their Stock Spring Goods. OF
q which of their importation direct from the
l-anu facturerin Europe.
or induce to propt short tae and Cash buyers
United States Our stock
BROWN MEETINGS AND PRINTS
viii be kept large w assorted during the cour
viii be sold tor CASH and II orders 'or the
same HRst he srcayan led eith he money iel2i
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BMasROsEIs EsokS FABLE sssEL.
ENOR grinding wheat and corn, and all other substances
u requiring grind
Genuine Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting o.
all widths
Our r. Monroe, is authorized TO sell the above
articles Cincinn At prices. neudiRg freight.
CaltJ L. MOnroes Family GrOcsr, corner OF Oak and
Ieis-tf JAMES BRADFORD & CO. Cincinnati o.
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ID. :. NDERSOS. VI MERCHANT TAILOR.
On FIRST betVe"r Nam and SycauiOre
EEAS now Cloths, Cassimerts Vest
which h. is prepared make in the
hionahe styles aud short he viii warrant
IT'S II long perenee the usine he
lh give general satisfaction tie hiss also hand fine
Merino k. Undershirs and Drawers with fine shirts
Cellars etc. best msnper-wich Gentlemen
Furnishing generally He invites his old
n the pu bile generally to call. dee16- e
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Wm. X. TEcGEsEw

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once in the Crescent City Bank" Building.
SwTILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
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JOHN =. CRISP,

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"A he Ev ANsvu.LE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms. Eos
- = Buildings. will attend to drawn up leeds Mort
ses and al Other writIas eatrIlted 70 bin F--
& tODFISA.-2O drums Just received and Tor II ~
49, nosI TENNEY d SoRENSON.