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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-25

yIrEE operations IN Evansville
on he eoraer of Eight ani Division streets. about che
Nm ~I+ He will hands all Flows
Pccks Disaonds Uriss improved piews both
an two horse shsoii plows ana Trie's improved
scyvs All other tools viii ma here il
called for undersigned would lisis all the River
~ ovr both Above and below Evansville
country TO call and the Kentucky Boys
piows snif viii sci
nlows than any others made in the country.
JAMES URIE.
ST. sIl kinds Of plow menaRg both iran and
stock laying and Sharpening Bring crirpes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-25

New ORLEANS, Feb. 81.
MoIasses quoted at 3415c. Market is ac-
tive with good speculative demand for sugar.
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BUCAWAEAT FLOUR.

Y UST day sackS Extra Hulled Buckwhesya
81 Flour. "A NO. direetfrom Ptsburgh-5O eaeh
at T. BACON & co.'s W.
deef Family Grocery, Main street..
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JUST SO.

aNHE attraction for the Ladies in the way Of Dry
q Goods. happens to be at EMBICH'S Store, Main
three doors below Second whether
it his selling cheap of
lately reee wing fresh suppl Goods
Store is daily crowded with customers. ldecl2as
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GOAL From THE RopIANI fINRs. q.

FENIffS superior article Coafs ready delivery
from the city landing All orders left Com ppny
ohee Of Sycamore aud First be pity
attended to. as follows; ~ e.
Orders left before ~ clock NJ delivered day.
Orders left after that hour and before clock P M de-
tiyeTed before noon next day f'<s-
The Comp Y are also prepared furnish oos Stations
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-25
AUCTION SALES.
DANiELw ooLsEY. NELSON
AUCTION E:OONaS,A

DANlELW OoLsET HIRAM NELS0N
AUCTION EE0OHaS,A
Old Court House. Main streets
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
EEAVING leased for of years and fitted up the
"a Il above we'll known stand. prepare
ceve for sale auction private sale, all kinds goods,
merehan disc household furniture horses bug
ges,
Cash advances made on consignmen when required.
Regular sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
cling 9o'eloek A. NJ Also Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friday nights at early gas light.
ontdoorses andsaes Of real estate promptly
to.
We weekly receiving and have en- hand large
and general of FC RNITU RE- consisting
spindle backs scroll scollVp tops rim
back Office. French. Jenny Lind and Bzstle wood
Chairs; mahogany sofa Chairs Eizabeth
ohar spring seat arm rockers sofas soeiable centre
card dining ami breakfast tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors eomrna and misses bedsseads
tasses tin and wire safes. which will sell Gin
Elm att prices
W have also on hand grss variety of notions jsws!ry
vGfns aecOrdeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips,
etc. etc. which will sell reduced prices cash.
wholesale erretail. Wo0LSEY l. NELSON.
mys Auet's.
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thereby certify during the resided With
m aiIy Fl Broadway in the city Of lou
myself aud three of were ami
ehis Fever We tried the usual
without getting relief VIII Smith Cos
Fever gae Cure recommended to me- ana 60
days were all rslieyea
recommend certain, safe. aud speedy cure
for distressing disease regard II as the best medicine
for the disease ever offered TO the public.
ive under my this 22d day Of October 1854 onis-
VILE KY. W. q: = -:
psra11v anpeared before undersigned W. A. Lyts,
"a oath set forth in the foregoing
arc ali true Gvel hand this I'D Of
October. 1855 ,I =. - "
P0f KELLER, FARSSLY & CO.,
-smd4w ~ Druggists. Main street,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-25
HTTHW- .ARRAN GENf. ErTI

~ II w kAAAAta[A4V A-4AsA Il -
TTluE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
4 their frerds. the publie of Evansville and
vicinity they have det rnine1 to office in
Evansville he devoted exclusively the #
the their Line and have appointed MI GEO.
W MCBRIDE their Agent who from his ecton
business is perfectly mliar with all the
details Of their operation. This has
the sole object the facilities
Express Increase its desrabity pub
ioto acooph which the best efforts Of local agent
W Il be especially directed slfs
persons having business with will please
cal on Mr. MaBride oGfee street.
and Main. who alone is authorised
nav2-dtf ALFRED GATHER. surerintsnsene &
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LOOKsNG CEAsNEs.

LOOKING GLASSEs.
sill times pre- pared furnish Looking Glasses
Mahozanv Walnut. Rosewood Frames. Looking CT
Iates Picture Frames also Gilt Frames Pietre
Frames general Pictures and Oil Paint
ings at wholesale retail. at the lowest prices.
J. q. GEST,
mhsd&w ms No. West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati. o.
Sd PAIR Platform Scales of 5oIbs each for sale ct
a decI2d COOKS Family Grocery.
NEW SCORE 3 n Ed NEW GOODS Z
TTAVTNG removed into Store the Wash
ington Hotel, prepared to wait all
I'D and many may favor with
their calls.
we invite sion of all good assortment ofNBW
GOODS lately received Cincinnati Tebased BY
Junior expressly Cor tradeamong which viii he found
articles necessary for the comfort and OF
families.
Express will always readiness convey all arti-
Come ana frT 'us= J. W f. 5. VICKERT. II
dlf DIT Main at. between seeong Ano -n-l1
DEEPER Pimento Cinnamon. Nutrnegs forsaae BY the
s,iatf OF IN i0' 70 Sui' TBNNEY soRENsoE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-25
DINNOI.IITION,


The Undersigned having purchased the interest Mr.
Churchill in the firm of Hornbroek Churchill will con-
thu in business at the old stand under the style Horn
brook Co. aud soeits the patronage of the public
persons indebted to the old fr will pny
the and all persons having claims against the old
will present the same for settlement.
decT-tf HORNRROOK 90
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THE BODVAM coal COMPANY


RE SLING their o<ders from the Mines Until Rsv1gation
on the river All Orders eftD the forenoon
will attended t. the day Orders ITO on
Railroad once delivered at destination orae
Depot may be required =, .px, s, +.
jan1Gtf - t2-.' -a III o a f'E'A NJ 'eS y. :.
rtTT,T STss NyD yIofiNS "A fac lot Of Guitars and
~ 'io4'-S NJ MIELSCH.
nov2stf aisa Firststrset opposite Poss-Ofhce.
aVE-ao btfs OF = brand and superior article.
IA Just receiErd and for sale oy 1arcror ppos
-IpKCEYEI1 eOTTON .-2s cases Bleachsd Cotton re-
ID oeivcd this day and for sale By r.s row r. ro ers
-. faa-h 4ls Ma n st uisviiis. KY
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READ The roLLowING cERr1FIcAlEs.

@ LoxpoN. Laurel co., KY, Nor. 1, 1885. :
Hvss v Fl. SMITH e. CO.-Last month"; when visit
to Louisville having afflicted with the Chills
for and hndieg relief in thu various remedies
took induced give Fever and Ague Cure
trial and missed tie chill aud have inn
proving think that the disease will return
on me would earnestly this valuable
alton to all afflicted with Fever and Ague
ChiIis. Yourstruly, JOHN A. CASAFAA. s
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 16

" ASHINHION, I co. 10.
The Republican Association of Washington
is making strenuous efforts to establish
similar societies in every city, town and village
throughout the Union, serving, as circular
says:
To rally the people, inspire them with conf
dence and enthusiasm, and furnish the informa-
ton necessary to expose and finally meet the
sophstry Of pro-slavery demagogues, making
the issue Of slavery or freedom in the Presi-
dental campaign.
The design is to scatter broadcast documents
and speeches upon the subject.
They have already prepared 10000 copies
in Englishan COCOON German, of the speech
es and writings of Messrs. Seward, Hale and
others.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-25
MFRS. j EE. aSEsBUIsNs
~. HEALING MEDITM-
FAEsEKER&s EEaTEz,,

-
CORNER WALNUT STREETS,
EVANSVILLE. IND
FNE above Eamed hotel has been y reftei
u ready for the notation eithrr gH'aE
airy pleasant.
table is supplied with the hest the uaYket affords.
WAGOk YAED.T have lust adsa the Hotel large
3ry Wagon Yard, which Invite the
in she country Every 4teutou Will paid their comfort
AMI 70 the safety Of thei1 attic.
Terms moderate. E. IT. MOSTLY,
Iropr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-25

FSS5SLUEEcE notice..
FHH rart -rSl hrret'fore existing between rnes P
s. Rosh1roagh AMI edison Thomas in the Posevvil3
Flurnr NJ we'd Mutual consent Tn hnsira
continued ~ lid Thomas connection witb Tol
Wrker ana r. c.. JaquesB Co. known ~ sry lie vaIRe
d Co. -AMFS Y RIO BOROUGH,
r. @. THOMAS
February 9Th. IS. feb7-1mw
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CONDITION or
ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD. CONN,

As presented sits Stockholders out in rnpli
anee with State laws OF New YORK. Ohio Indiana
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> 80 s.a,aaEsEs aNEa NRAg 20
pE,pw FACTO Or z.

DEpPER Pimento Cinnamon Nutuegs, forsate by
1 hagar in lots to suit purcE as r ~
e213tf TENN 81 oon EsH>o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08
OILS
naoDoRIssD KEROSENE OIL

bECUHkD BY PATIENTS.
Important V heads Of departments, Guaees hosptals
lums prisons schools coleees churches, railroad
papea, fsciores, ship owners ship supply
country residences popresors Of watering places
keepers.
The undersigned have the honor 70 ann,uDoe s the Kero
OIL Company by great labornd have
entirely removing the odor tfru
oil without injury to IL illuminating qualities. 1he adyan-
ages Possessed py the kerosene oil are
fst. The intensity Of the Light produced.
I'd. It In not explosive.
Sd II wiz Hud when tho best sperm has con
h It's usrvsiled economy-N 10 worth kerosene oil sy,ns
~ much light ~ % OF rnpssesd oi--Sl1 or whale
SOC AZ OF sperm oil-or $40 OF burning fluid.
Insurance companies allow 70 be used without additional
premium
burner with rise and far wick be adapted
ieht expense 10 the mechanical carcel asra
fou OIL camphene, ard webbs patent lamps any orra
mental candlesck and chandelier, Abling the eon.
kerosene OIL 1t 81 gallon, AordinR donhe
he omcunt light be obtained from rApeseed OIL Al 81 So
or ~ N speS m oil, At 81 "a. -
Re- osene duplicating oil equal IN auidiy 70 the best sperm
OIL sfessnE the great advantage OF not cun&eaing low
err This oil also be burned in ordnarv
ssnica eoar and hand lampe including b,wsprt And
SIGMA lanterns, and gives light than sperm Whale a.
lard OIL. AUBfEWS
Ae ns for he Kerosene on Company, 70 Beaver street. New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08
NI1lTYINQ.

uyCR IIvKRPOOL--UsIrED STATES MAIL eTEl
IA ship ERICn6On, Captain Lowber. This steamship
depart si,b Inc Uped States malls for Europe positively
Saturday May 10. Ct Ia O'Clock n, from her berth - he
Of Canal street.
Yhi pbip has Improved Water. tight bulkheads.
For freight or passage having unequAled xocommodAd
"r elegance o' M wAb K. COLLINS, Us wan stree
Passenger are requested 10 be on board at ii A. NJ
All letters must pass through the Poet ohice; any eAer
be returned.
May "a. GH.
The steamers Of THIS lno to avoid any danger nom ice
not the Banks q Newfoundland north Of "A des0
Alfer the LIST Of August
s1yBE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED SRA,
Mail steamcrs-fhe ships comprising this Inc ars:
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver kldridga
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comst0ok
The ADRIA1IC Capt James west T-s-@s
xoverpment service every has been Asen IN heir
strucuon also IN their engines insure strength and -
and their for passengers are unequaied
Price Of passage fror New York 70 Liverpool IRA q
$3.50; in seooud do, To kxSlusive use O. extsA ..e
meas An e1perieuocd uIgeon attached 70 cash ship.
berhs can be secured until paid for The ships Of IDS
have Improved water tight bulk heads and 70 avoid dal
from will not the Banks north Of ~ dogrooo unit
YER The Lat Of August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

CEGARG-CAgH PUROHAsERS CAN PROCURE NJ
- 9s musb less than their market yalue. fro socA
over 4 million Havana. domestic and German Nor1
IS So upwards Operas g. do Cash advanced ssgars b
boId or Otherwise. o. CHEEKS, IL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

TOR sALE-A LARGE, SUBSTANTIAL WELL BUILp
frame house. TIVE story and basement suitable for pri.
yae residence or BOARDING house new ago sused
fne OF The Bay and Staten Island and steam
four times day 70 New York For terra &c apply
O ". kCHAUS, go Broadway. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

E,oR SALE, AT rARRYTOwN-TWELvg ACRES on
very choice land upon the ridge adjoining the ne red
denee Of Msssrs Wilson and Burns and oppods The
delightful and extended river prospect ls his propeTs
foss two roads be well divided into several wiz
silica TaTytown with is schools churches roantc scenerJ
end fine drives considered The best ocaonon he Hudsos
or JOHN WARRBN, ~ Maiden lane, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08
gen DATES OF SAILING.

EpWARD K COLLINS, No. IS wall sreet. Y.
BROWN, sHlPLk ny 90 liverpool. .
STEPHEN kENNAHD 90. n Austin Friars, Lopdo
b. G. WAINWRIGHT 90. Paris
The Of hess shi2s VIII notoe for gold
less bills OF iadips sd therefor, and ths vxue the
expressed therein.
CTaAM TO LIVERPOOL FOR Sn-THk sPLENl
- ard powerful steamship CITY OF BALfIMo
Cspt Leich will sai the 1873 Of May Cabin fare $780,
End S65 according accomodaon stserage Gre $50 IL
Ding provisiona Apply n SABKL 4 OOkTI5, III Br
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

A LARGE PhoRf AID BaCT KDoa NrtL fuH-
IA nShed let. with board, tho fret door OF bro sn
English Placement house, mi'abe far f nv or ssnl
their wives. Apoiy at 0 West fwenth street, DO
tween Fifth and Blk h avenues
DoARD-yEhY PLEASANT AND GOOD ACDoAMos
ID daops for hose seeking com'orabs home on moae'
ms can 1893 Fourth avenus Tue oca
essant and the A inc Iae I'M
provements. References exchanged
DoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE Or ONE
I'D or two single obtain handsomely urnlshed
rooms. with full partial board and superir sccomnods
respect by application ct u West Fourtoentn
street References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

a UsTRALlA.-PIoNBER LINE, CAaRYING TH
n United States mail. The beautiful l clipper. chi
monsoon 2sa tons burhsn for Melbourne and win ~
3 r. has large portion Of her cargo already enEag7
and will be despat led early June Has splendid
modaons for passengers In cabins and
freight at lowest Shippers and intending passe
will do vel before gazing eewhere to apply boar
orto II. W. CAMERON No Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

UBTRALIA = INDKPENDENT LINE.-FIRST 6HI (
"a snd guaranteed to sail before any vessel now n
magnificent A clipper chip QUUfN OF The SE AS VIM q
Cobb commander Will despasched 25h Kay No
bourne. The aoove vessel extreme Upper aud superb
10 any ship the berth for Australia; her Accomnod&
tone Tor passengers urGquaIed, being all deck
fitted upeaua TO steamship Passengers intending 70
raging elsewhere one hail her cargo now on board
shipper requested complete their eugag
Fof balance Of egh passage 10 first second c.bins
low appy beard 8. piev IL Fast river; 70 COON
EVE, ARKELL 4 ELLIOf, So Pearl Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

DOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITRD STATE
4 Esil Lne-1he ne ard elegant steamer ALABAM4
Captain Geo. R. schep:k, will leave Saturday, Nay Y
from pier No MORT river At o'c och Bills Of ladi|
signed oosJd For freight passage apply L. MI
CHILL. No 10 Roadssy For Florida through tickets fro1
Hew York TO Jacksonville S3 10 Piatka $40. This seam(
Tuesday 18th tnsL
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EoR v cHAR si. AND lLoRtDA-sEMI- xERKL1
going stes mship FAsHv1LLE NJ Berry commander, vii
NO North river Saturd W. May TO- 4oeoc
~ precisely Fog freight spply beard whore al bills
adpE viii be ssrsd and for passage at the ONCE o. sP0f
FORD, fILEsTof a CO., 70 Broadway. Tho splendid
sesmship Marion W. Foster commander viii succeed, ana
leave on Wedne,day Nay IL The favorte steamer Carclnd
makes regular trips to the various landings st. john
rver Forida connecting with The steamers from New York
and leaving Charleston Tuesday At 2oclock Through
tickets 70 jacksonville s3l; TO PilAfa, sS3.
LIBsT SHIP FOR LIvERPOOL THE FAvORfTa
PACKET ship r. T.. Capt Hodges, viii POSITIVELY sail 7,
For passage. having excelent accom nod
lion, app board ct picr II Rass river. to sABEL
COR1IS, III Broadway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-31
aeIegrmnhle Nems.

/ WAsutNoroS. March 26.-Gaptr Ingraham
has been confirmed by the Senate as Chief
Of the Bureau If Ordinance and Hvdrogra-
/ ply, vice Commodore Morris. deceased.
Mr.. Seward is giving a brilliant ent ertain
nent tonight
The National Executive Republican Corn
inittee appointed by the Pittsburgh Conveu-
ton held preliminary meetln here To-day.
There We're present, Il. ID. Morgan, Chm H.,
Messrs. Washburn Of Me-. Togg Of y. H..
Banks or Mass, Chase Of II. L., Blair Of Md.
Clephane Of y. C., and others
Isaac NJ. Chubb. SEN. Of the Banking House
Of Chubb, Bros, of this city, died Il few days
since ut Jacksonville, Fa., where BE had gone
for his health.
The official transcript for Congress OF the
State Constitution Of Kansas having been
received by Col. Dolnhay, member ar Con-
grcss elect from the State of Kansas, tie
yesterday committed it to Gen. Cass for pre-
sentation the Senate, and in doing SO made
speech strongly complimentary to tho Cen
eral for his past services 10 the West and the
cause of popular sovereignty. Gen. Cass
replied briefly aud cautiously, not pledging
himself 70 support the application Of Kan
sas but he viii present the Constitution to-
morrow. II. G.
several delegates from kentucky TO the
Cincinnati Convention are here, and report
that State for Linn BOYD fret, then for
Buchanan or Douglass. They consider Ken
tucky certain for the Democratic nominee bv
d large majority.
NEw YoRs, March 20 Hopes are enter
tanned that the other boats Of the John Rut.
lege may have been picked up. Young Nvc
says that the life boat, in which the Captain
and his party got, was 25 feet long and ia an
respects we'll equipped he had good bedding
and clothes enough, and plenty Of rockets
and blue lights, with which To attract the It'll
tention Of passing ships.
The Kansas meeting was held last even
ing in the tabernacle, at which Thomas
Dwight presided. A committee Of five for
the collection Of material AID, WIS apppont-
ed, and speeches were made ~ Cen. Schay-
Ter, Pomeroy. ]. A. King ana others A.
tendance large
About Il O'clock "a sunday, large Junk
bottle was thrown into the sleeping apart
ment of J. Bergott, in 4Gth street, which he
picked up, when IT Immediately exploded
with great force, knocking him senseless,
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Foreign News.
d1nte
A RRIVA OF THE EMU.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Peace Congress stiIt I'm Session.
Last of The Works at Scbastopoi BlouH ~
BRIADSTIfES HIGHER.
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMU
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Peace Congress stiliin session.
BREADsTIsEs HIGHER.

BosroS, March -
The steamship Emu arrived here last night
from Liverpool, with dates to the 18th inst,
and London dates to the 18th.
The Emu passed the America for Liverpool
on the 18TH
The Canada lcft Liverpool On tho 10Th
instant, and the Washington at Cowes the
same day.
Political news of little Importance.
Peace Conference in daily session, but
nothing had transpired.
Adyicss from the Crimea state that neu-
trial line had been traced between the allied
and the Russian armies.
4 review Of Is 900 British troops took
place at Balaklava ON the 18th.
The whole works were blown up ut Sebas-
topol, Feb 5th.
Advces from Constantinople to Feb. -.
state that an Austrian courier had arrived
there with propositions relative to the Dun
ubian principalities.
A financial crisis had occurred at Constan-
tinople
Exchange on London had risen to 81 on
Vienna to go. The English pound sterling
was rated at LAO.
The Ministry. of Finance had appealed to
the merchants and invited them to devise a
remedy.
The Danube river had re-opened and the
double Lleyd steamers had commenced run
nng.
An order to supend hostilites had been
given Omar and Selim pasha.
The allies were busy constructing butts on
both sides Of the Bosphorus, and English
'ngineers were marking ont camp on the
Asiatic coast.
Advices from Norway announce serious
commercial crisis. Twenty commercial
houses had suspended in Bergen alone.
Manchester market firm.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte had been dam
gerously ill, but was recovering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-31
w ANTED.

A GOOD SITUATION Bookkeerer. wholesale
\ or rltaii. Having been IN the busin for "
era years feel e0nhd N that | can taxi char oil
any 81 of books. Adde'S ] 9hn McDougai, Circle
vile, Ohio. Tue best # references b given if
required. menz9d3t
NEW BOOK al Cave A son Jarse's Parisian
: Sights. PnFisal signts aud French prinoipi q
sen through Am riean peetaries.
NJ iDERIA, PORTUGAL, &c Sketches and ad
vi ventures in MADEIRA, Portugal and the Anda-
lnslas of Spain, with numerous ana autlfu Illus
tratlons. CAVE & son.
I OWES OF TIE HAREM, a companion to Vivian
L a Rertram. CAVE Il SON
rnHE HUGUEN0I EXILEs; or. tie Times of
4 Louis toe Fourteenth. a Historical noyei, il-
Iu- rating every plras eli ths Romish prosecutions
agains the Rel lrmers before the revocation Of
IA Ed!cf of Nantes. CAVE Il SON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-31
Steam. WQker. or Horse Potrfr.
Thyasher and Cleaner.

(t0A 4 ROBERTS PATENT These Machine
~ thrash and clean the grain ready for market,
and ar considered by those having them in use to
b. the most simple, Cheap, and Durable Machines,
offered For sale. They have been thoroughly tested
for some years past, several hundred having been
made and sold by giving the most entire salts
faction. Having largely increased facilities
for manufacturing these machines, and with i'm
provements that hnyc been added We are determined
that | he workmanship aud materials shall not be
exceIled by any establishment in the Union. We
offer them 10 the public, believing they are the best
machine made for the farmer.
Cur Lever Powers an Improvement ON any
now IN use, being the most portable and simple one
manufactured.
The Endless Chain or Railroad Power Is very dur-
able, wrought iron inks being cd instead If east
ir9n--consequ ently they liable to break or
ont
As the demand for these machines Ia rapidly in
creasing, and 81 ara now receiving orders for the
coming season We would advice all desiring to pur-
chase Il send IN their orders soon. All further in
forma ion desired viii b. ehesrfuily given
KINdSLANDS q FERGUSON,
Phmnix Foundry, 202 Second ST., ST. Louis, Mo
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