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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-21
Farm, Mills and Water-Power
FOR SALE.

"A The Subscriber, owing TO decline
ia Of health, himself aud family, which
dix renders him unable TO carry on biz
~ busincss as Il should lie done, oiier'
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AUCTION SALES.
AUC,gHUN ROOrgN.


AUC,gaEN ROOMS.
Old Court House. Corner Main and Third streets
diaoely opposite the Washing ton Hotel.
AVING leased for term years and fitted IN the
q above well known stand. prepared to re-
ceve for sale at auctcn private sale,
wares and nerehand disc household furniture horses
gies. ETC..
Cash advances made on eonsignmeuts when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
commencing o'clock A, NJ Also Tuesday " dn ssaey
and Friday lights. early gas light.
Ont-doorsaes andsaes of real estate promptly
We weekly receiving. an have hand large
and of FURNITU consulting ofat
spindle and bannste backs scroll and seoilOp tops rim
Chairs mahogany and Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers SOFAS, soeables centre
card, dining ant breakfast tables; light stands
lounges mirrors. fine an misses beastsads
trasses tin and wre51fe5 etc., which will sell Gin
CHINA ii prices.
We have also hand variety ofnotious ieweIry
vions accOrdeons pocket cutlery pistols whips
etc. etc.. which viii sell at iuced prices for cash.
who esGie orretail. WOOLSEX &. NELSON,
my9 Auct's.
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HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODs
AT Wholesale

g. r. Camp go Co.
1913 street Third and Fourth Gin in III o
ANUFAOTURERS and dealers 10 all kinds Of Fashion
Tvs able Sk aud elver Hats Fashionable Cloth CASH
Caps; Men aud Boy DOL Hats all kinds
Boys Soft Casim all shapes and colors: Pa
nalsa Maraeai ro G1rracOa Hats; Pedal
land Canton Forence Braid Hats Leghorn Hats.
Fancy Hats ana Caps; Ladies and
Flats Palm Leaf Hats; Hatters Stock Pushes and
Trimmings
We Invite the attention
nation feel assured hat shall he able
ducements DO tn aud PROMPT
fel23
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10000 NUMDHBsl-1,00o PRIZES 7
APPROXIMATIONS Prizes

APPROXIMATION PKTLES. y y.
The two preceding and the dug numbers to hoss
prizes will be entitled the 500 APP
xmaon Prizes. For pie il ticket No 1880 draws
che s35 $50 those itch bered iZfS 1929 l25l
0 the abOs scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
above scheme there ~ numbered from
There 2oofulF 500 approximations
maEingir all 0oo prizes.
The numb 20 COO correspondin with the mum
tickets separate sPs of paper.
rolled eneeled with small tin tubes and placed in
Glass Wheel.
encited placed in another wheel After revolv-
wheels is drawn from the wheel of mber
time prize is drawn from the other whet
who bliudfelded The number and the prize
drawn exhibited the audience and
CORNERSTONE the prize being placed against
This til all the
prizes out The wing is then printed and at
certies
GlS- Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders for tickets K. FRANCE CO..
| Baltimore, Nd
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GBe Dadg 9onrnal
GsEVGEs HNTEAEHesENCEl.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
sA1rRnAY. March 29

SATURDAY, March 20.
'-- TisIAssSGO, fSom Memphis to Louisville. rfT.
Us. PE7SoLE. from Nsw orleanE TO Pittsburg.
s:rTsz ALTON. from st. Lelis to Louisville.
- Mo>oSsuEEK. from New Orleans to Pittsburgh.
TRcrMszH. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
ARGAxAUr, from Pittsburgh to st. Louis.
81. NOETu .RSEa. from St. Louisto Louisville.
GLENDAGE Memphis Gin cinnati
SH NANG) from 5 Louis o Pi tiburg.
.-t1..s GEAfD TU"K from Pittsba 4 St. Louis.
.--@ 81 nES BeLr. from St. Loa'sto Fittsbrrg.
JOHS foMPSiSS from louisville TO TonE essee River
CLARA DEAN from Pittsburs to Nashville.
SIviN AID ANS. from Louisville to st. Louis.
MEMPHIS. from {. neiHnati to Menphis.
.G1 ". a. EAvEs from Bowling G reen Louisville.
:. EATON, (new) passed down.
TGoS. SWAN. from Louisville to New Orleans.
iEcLrsE Is W. frs Nashville to Cincinnati.
SEv NTY-SIx. Cincinnati to Nashville.
RAI&Bow from Louisville to Hen derson.
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ORNAMENTAL. TREES GND SHEsUg-
berry

IE subscriber wsu1d respectfully inform the citizens of
Evansville and aseeut country THAI hf is prepared to
in sta large quantities all the vaiua bic
varieties evergreen aud ornamental shru5herv &C.
ate good quality Nursery ia the
Western country.
ALSo-An excellent assortment Of standard and DwsTf
Pear Trees Cherry, Plum Apricot GonsberfJ Currant
trees delivered wi5lcat charge
cep tabs uaed in rackirg them
Orders by respectfully solicited, terms cash good ref
ereaGs. EEKDlNAA Cha IA
New a Albany sIareh eth 1885. r.hl3-3w4
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- The W. \. EaveS come out of Green
River Saturday with as much freight as she
could carry principally tobacco Before de-
parting for Louisville, she put out the follow
ing Geight for this place; 800 bbls pork, and
So coeps fowls, Crane, Cook & Co., So hhds
Tobacco, Ia rolls leather, box books Howard
Is Brown; 9 pkgs seundries L. D. Morton; s
q rolls leather, bundles furs, McElleny; pkgs
furs, j. H. Maghee & Co.; pkgs sundries; j.
S. Mitchell We thank her clerk, Mr. Flem-
ing, for favors.
Steamboat business on the upper Ohio
is very active. Theice is reported heavy be-
tween Pittsburgh and Wheeling, but the steam
ers are pushing through it in crowds. The
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati wharfs are bustling
scenes of business. The river is in fine
stage, and the latter part Of last week was ris-
ing at almost every point. There had been
rains in the mountains. We sh,ll doubtless
have another rise on the top of last weeks, at
this point.
,.rs4 - The following freight rates were firm
at Cincinnati last Friday.
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Whisky, Oil,
Alcohol So cts p biol; Pork zoe y Dbl; Flour SO
cts; Bacon, Sugar, Grain, Soap and Candies
s25c p hundred; Lard Csc u Dbl; do y keg
I2!ae; Molasses 81 25- u bbl; Cotton 81 %
p bale
New Orleans.-Four so; Whisky 81 so;
Pound Freight SOC u cwt.
Wabash-Whiskey and Oil 81 % 2 Dbl.
Is Plows Coo; Molasses 81 50; Pound Freight 4Oc
per hundred.
Il most brutal assault was made yester-
day morning by some of the Irish deck-hands
OF the Telegraph on Capt. Barnard, Of the
steamer r. NJ Patton. He was beaten Of pigs
of iron, and but for the Interference with the
mate of the Patton, he would have been killed.
Lou. Jour.
- The river at St. Louis was rising last
Thursday, and had risen about 16 inches in
all. Illinois river reported in good boating
stage with Z feet in channel to Peoria In
Missouri 81 feet water. Ice not yet out OF
the upper Mississippi
as - The packet Northerner arrived here
l,st Saturday morning early from St. Louis.
we thank Mr. Jno Wilson, of the office, foT
papers. The packet will be down tomorrow
for St. Louis.
- The Caledonia, that we reported as
sunk a few days since at Marietta, has proved
total loss She was owned by parties in it's
rig, and was valued at $4,000.
- The steamer Grand Turk which left
Pittsburgh on Monday, caught fire in her cab
in when near Manchester, but it was put ou
without doing much damage.
- The sternwheeler Seventy Six put GU
a large quantity of freight at the wharf las
Saturday She was from Cincinnati heavily
laddn, and with loaded barge in tow.
Tho r. NJ. Patton, on her last trip u
from the Tennessee River, had on board ., O0t
bushels peanuts for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
Il. for folks who attend theatres.
~. - The fast packet Alvin Adams was her
Saturday morning from Louisvill We than
Mr. Myers, of the Office, for package of pa
pers.
- The Thos Swami was here Saturda.
Afternoon loaded 70 the guards, and bound 70
New Orleans She took on still more fregh
here.
The river was slowly rising here las
Saturday Weather cool and cloudy.
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z. II. COOK & SON,
Wholesale AND RTEEAgI. DEAE.ERS IN
CSss0CEsEEElN Il PROVISIONS
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RNVAiF. DEPARTMENT.

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW TIE CORNER
~ r. COOK thank his friends in Evansville
AZ neghborhood their favors freely hesoed
him since he has in business them aud tai
ehs opportunity of introducing their notice his Nr
H. A CO Ok. whom he has taken into partnership from this
date soiicis 10 nc z. II. Cock .
of the support literally erred himself.
H. H. Cotk having taken the business
purchased the VII lie Of the stock Of Mr. W Foster feel
t:y will he enabled supply
Evansville with ar5'ce they
eory Provision lne q. II c. wish especially
draw the attention Of in the country having produce
of kind dispose o. their aed facility for tax
their supplying the At heir with all
articles requirea in the vhoes depart prices
ensure tn eir orders for the future feb'-tf
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PUBLIC. SALE
0FRE&IN SIR sS4E5', SECOND sTi2EETzT AND
HIGH STREET. LOTS,

E4Sa ssy52sos GsRds.
AN Saturday. the 2fth day of prl. 1856 .0rk P
NJ. the Court House door ia tvansve. pursuant
the Court Common Ieas ofNan erirg
ty heirs the dir
adult The ohm Aittehs Will proceed sell
auction following parcels Of real estate o-Lot No
Donation Enlargement of Eva0si lie, fronting 10 feet
Main and running along he Canal IA et propose
sell tn lot il four parcels each fronting S feet Main
street and "A feet deep.
ALsO-Tot OLD Pan OF Evansville Is feet front
second street. and $50 feet deep to alley aud adjoining
the residence of Wm Baker Eq propose TO sell this lot
of*7 feet each and $50 feet deep t.
Aso the frnnt baf the djoinng Lot No. o4 being
square of Locust aad Second
In we'll 6ttel either for Business Residence
AIsO-Lots and ia block l5 4th enlargement,
which double frame house These lots
wide about so eetop and well fenced
The titles believed he good a Guardian deed
heirs general deed by the adult
heirs will be given.
az Terms s4let5 cash. the residae at six and twelve
by and mortgages with interest and waving
relief laws payable tle Evansville Branch Bank.
JOHN INGLE. in. Guardian
g##- ca for Minor and Agent for Adult Heirs
mh= tbs of John Mitchell.
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NE w FIGURING AND COEEN MEL.
have established MILL the corner or
Canal streets for the purpose Of mannae-
turing Flour and Meal for the home trade We will keep
hand brands If -Four and in quantities to
suit the trade hone share of the pubic pa
ronsge by giving you good article of Flour and Meal.
Grind ing done to mmods tie the count trade.
ian29. If HART & FAIRCHILD.
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A NJ B r 0 .EY P e S

- 1t ~ % - q ri
TAyING gone very heavy xpense IN learning pro
and in fitting for taking Am brotypes.
prepared put in the finest lyle sized
broty pes one-ninth one-haC The Ambro-
tyne superior the DagueFreOtype and beauty
wing the glare the nuguerre plate and
any light We also takcw pictures sitting
positive and negative picture and when held the light
perfectly transparent The Amhrotypes 1rable
being finished. entirely air and water tight,
be taken in all kinds Of weather
adults sing from 10 to 30 seconds; children
from o seconds. Please call an sec specimens
p. -DlguerreotyPes taked in the different sy
fels If W. ". TTBESTON.
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Unsettled Claims for Losses and os2
The ua tnsEranee Company presents its patrons the
satisfactory condition large in Cash
the further security their polciesa investments he
placed at the minimum market value the present
some depression in the standard of They
prime di vdend stuck GOOD valuable and clean in
yielding moderate interest income The
standard basis which the Assets valued
INTEREST Besids this sodltv the npapy
ton to the strength an security it derives rm It's
system Of AGENCIES through having
of united phaanx UNDERMINE
TIERS which thirty ears ppiest
results stockholders and eaimans loSsesaud
it the 1885 With greater future
funess than has vet been reached by really NATIONAL In
suTarce Corporation
All business attended TO with despatch ard flStv
jan3G-tf ALLEN G. uALLOCK, Agent.
fgs 4fMERS AT WEEOE.ffS ALE IN II RETAIL
y ME undersigned constantly hand large
p fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers aud
also Soda Pilot and Naval Bread which being nanufsc
the Machinery they be sold
low price place in the and eeellcd
quality any ether mandatory in the country large
stock awa hand at my shop. Water street between
Sycamore and Vine.
dscie-dtf ]. SIEZTCH.@
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MISCELLANEOUS.


HENRY MARKS & Co.,
IMPORTERS DEALERS IN
w o o L LEN AN SILK G 0 OBS
No. Il Pearl street. Cincinnati.
NTT00LLENS consisting Cloths Casimeres. Yestings
8 u Gentlemen 5 Furnishing Goeds Taors' TRIMMINGS
add every variety of goods adapted to MEMS ear.
SIGKfOODS. including very handsome assortment OF
Niilieerv Goods. Ribbons Flowers. &c.
STRAW GOODS. embracing the latest STYLES plain
fancy Straw 8annets. and Straw Trimmings.
ALS0-Silk Bounets. &c. &c; all Of which viii he Of
fereG the NlOst favorable terms. ulhl9 1m#
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.


presented its ;ders. made pli
with State laws New York Ohio, Indiana Illinois
sc
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid Cure of
- COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
RReaCHETIS, WHOOPING- COUGH.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND 81
CONSUMPTION,

oS 9 re S science has ade ia
existence can be named real value
vast trial Of s virtues throughout this broad
Key Doubt that medicine combination
medicines yet known, surely tho
varieties Of punonvr diseases which have hi-
year Indeed there is abundant reason TO believe
til dangerous the lungs Our space
here will not permit rs to publish any Of the
ana refer ui er enquiry 20 my American Almanac which
Free wherein are fall part ulars and ndPutale proof Of
Once Of Transportation. ,asrens r. r. s. c. Aug, 1855
pa j. G. AVER Dear sr-y little four old.
his snrsst ana every person that gsited
Pec'oral in California in the winter 1885, Tor sewers
attack of Bronehs, with entire to
hours in the morning and by clock
da}s use he was atle 70 eat or drink without pain.
& use IN me apor isease MI MI save many chlld
fond For all affections Of the throat and lungs be-
but for yor discovery err nv e boy pe1ld new
lam, yq9rsa vim great respect.
y. Becky Iiill Somerset Go, ) n J.. July q. s.
has ha amy s oP
T Sps bsT Of d rn Of
where the best they much fer
giving my eassoners wortT Of their Money and
ISgas with wit expect JOHN G. WHIrLocK
ifyou wishis
Windsor, G. W. June &c. 1857
Dr. j. G. AVER. SIr-This may certify II have used
Cherry Pectoral for upwards my
sincere belief that should lave een grave this
time had not It has cured lection
of the lungs. and DO not my convictions when
tell you it is priceless remedy.
Yours very 70 reetfully,
D A NcCLU RE, Attorney at Law.
Nilksbarre. Pa. Septeno her IS 1880
Or. j. G. AxFR. My dear sir-Your met eine is much
approved of by tho who have
issaoh and reputation. iDya-
riay it for pulmonary affections man.
oui principal physie:ans. am your friend.
CIAS. STREATER, NJ. D.
T.. PREPARED BIZ
] A III E S C.. A Y f r,
PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL, MASS
SOLD Ply $3.50 p. .-.t--
Keller, Farnsley Co., Evansville, Ind; ss..sss
Tagie & Crawford. Owensvilie;
iiallock & PaTDiter. PriBeeton; --s 4. d -s-4
9. d. Bingham Patoka; $50 os-
w j. Whiting. Cynthiana;
J. Il. JGqTess Il Co.. Poseyvifls;
Nessrs, Gardiner at Blairsville and Vaudeville;
Williams and Robertson. West Frank fn; .-..- go
Dr.. Thomas Newman and J as. Samps Mt. YernoD:
Fudspeth & Bro Boonville;
Bowers & Sargent. Newburgh:
adams & Campbell. PeteTsburghf
fred .Eeksten. Cincinnati, o.,and alldruggists.
mb29-fm
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100 ' Chic Life ms & T rust 70 Stk. CHIT eco 90
IL " Mech. Traders Bk Stk. Jersey City 15C0 90
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\ OTECE.

rE7HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
rY Clocks & c. Formerly ed by g. Cosseu wound
uly the citizens OF Evansville and vicinity nat he
con the old stand First be-
Nam and oent and would he happy to wait on all
who favor him with call promising give satisfaction
or sale The vii! he sold small advau
EFERESCE TO FORMER PRICES,
and al goods warranted represented
6@ kinds 0f Watches and time pieces repaired in the
ian2I-Tf CTIAS. BsRNUM.
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Money Que the Con pany secured "

-NVHVy t.It tiiU DVLi VaIy seVNItN 2 y
hoTeZaEe- .-...-.-.. -.-...-.........
5COshlres Hartford ana n. Haven K. Il =.
Stock, $3.50. ....-....
lQ5 shares Hartford aud Providence Z .
Il. Stack. preferred and guaranteed
10 per cent. ...........
$50 shares Conn. River Z. Il. Stock -.
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zARfED BEEF AND TON(sI Izs.-looo lbs extra
sagar cnred dried Beef; 50 sugar cured Beef
g1'9-,-1' q. II COOK & SON.
mill Garner Main an Ist
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI March29.
The river has commenced recedins and has fallen
about three inches.
Flour firm and higher. whiskcy daIl 1917. Pcovis-
inns firm and unchanged. Groceries very firm. Sugar
s499al. COTE Ia14@.I22l. Molassos 4I@42.
New York, March 90.
Flour markcimprov g, sales Of 1000 bbls at 81 Gag
IS CO for Southern and IS 1899 2 for extra. Wheat
firm. Corn declined, salss of 1000 bushels at SIC for
mixed. Mess Pork improving sales 400 bbs %.
Lard improving sales of go bbls I0c Whsky firm.
B-LTIMoRE, March %.
Flour frner; he'll at 81 % with no sales. Wheat
and Corn dul.. Steamers news hud effect upon the
ma ket
New ORLEANS. March 81.
ton advances with sales OF - ito bales-OrleLrs
mdlliug ut 81 991ac Coffee i2E4c Sugar 7S<c. Ster
ling exchange ga. other articles uuchas ged
LIVERPOOL, March =.
Only moderate business has been dong in cotton
The market however, is firm with to-day of $3.50
bal At Cd f,f middng Grletns.
Consois have HdVuhcrd Z. ana quoted at 9l56
The money market is unch ,rgcd
Flour has vanced Oh, Wheat has advance ? d3d.
Corn has advanced 9 .95ls.
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FAxE3GEEsS9 EE9TEL,

CEzAN&Ez5 EE3NEsS.
II HA We my stock OF Groceries to Mr. r. d. Sets.
q who the business ut old sand corner OF
and ak streets having united his stock with mine.
which makes full Grocery He is ase provided nlsh
an Fxnress agon and will deliver goods persons in
mart tho city suburbs. hope old rieni wi give
INF hatr lan2l-tt u " .iIl y ',tIL-
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z "a Boxes Planes aud Plane Irons just rec d by
asG mh2l WALDKIRCH.s
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a most brutal assault was made yester-
day morning by some of the Irish deck-hands
OF the Telegraph on Capt. Barnard, of the
steamer r. NJ. Patton. He was beaten of pigs
of iron, and but for the Interference with the
mate of the Patton, he would have been killed.
Lou Jour
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PAINTING!. PAENTENG!!
GEOR G.. W ak Z R s. CO.,
FUoURENG 1EzEL FOR SALE.

eg mh26 Z. II. COOK & SON.
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M s?E.5 ~. asqs haeon2 ibis cineianf ogEr
mb2s FANNY Grocery Conner ID AID oskst.
Ss5A BONES German soap; boxes PALM soap; Is
o. BOXES of ground Spices 40 doz of assd Carry Combs
GH9iCG RICE.-s tieroes reed per 7 g: rr,asl for
mhls eye. near Water
NEW -AEEELY GROCERY
ford street near Mr. steee's Msohae s6ep.
where intend to keep good supply of Groceries family
public patoaae Call around and Be- sstisasd
So All Goods delivered Of charge.
mhlS-lm j.. J. Hoon.
'i; Do Back s saS va assy F aa
, do solid black
nh's-dA~ As ,Ian street. Lonisy i K X.
s. s Sso 22 s4 Bids, gI: ss Linen Ele;
2 pes 5a9a as2 SIX; hand.ome styles;
and ii foP jan s. Low T6qE c5
nlh,8-d&w as Main s,reet Louisville. Ky.
s:.s..q U DR.. Of 'vs F Fh9gR Bg
a XEs.-Coliins Lppencotts and MAINS; casks trace
"a Chains hog aud Halter chains for sale Ey
s0tooPER,s T0OLs.-A fall assortment of Knives.
e P sn and Truss Hoops just rec BY steamer p
-mh3l Main streetlet. lstand I'd
sr & ars and eg%pie s Of
variety of style and binding. for salt by
mb2+ t. CONYNGTON & co.
1886. SPRING TRA ABE OPEN. 1856.
HE subscribers ia receipt of their srrng
4 eompTi.inE every variety ami kind of Mems Womens
Misses Boy Gout Children Shoes Caters
Baskins. slippers &c. which they call the
Of the trade TFose goods
from the first and most desirable the
markets. HENDRICKS q Alc REA.
nhll First st. near Main.
SzssaRNaS Ans SGIE ~ E1A< Goo DS.
Hay Just returned with nv stock of spring aud mer
goods selected by myself with styl-
material and invite the the city and vicinity
to call and tor themselves Shop second ST..
tito Mr. MeCarers Chhreh ~. DAN 0'NEAJ.
aSs0AIETIfEt4 P8KFTY.-A few choice, first rate
- Moire Antique; SILK dress patrons. reed at -
mill $. EMBICH.
q E4S0 PfEESTTY.-Barcge De LANES, in arety,
n lust reed mhH s. EMBTCH.
NEW FAEEEzlX GROCERY.
81 have bought the stock and the formerly
occupied by T. Bacon Co., Main street opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions their
sock with sush future supplies usi6es
in promising citizens of Evansville vicinity.
avarstv hest articles Of Family Groceries
the city. Being determined every
give satisfaction li era
Give trial. A Goods delivered free charge
mhlS HERSHBERGER 1. CARSON.
s. L. STURffFS Jo!iS 4 STURGES
STUEg s1S & BROTHER,
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A, MCCLURE, Attorney at law.
NilksharFe. Pa, September rs. 1850.
DR.. j. G. AZFR. My dear Sir-Gour Medicine is much
approved tho who have used and coposi
to lnspr and aintsin its reputation inya
ria bly, recommend it for man.
principal physie:a / am your friend.
CHAS. STREATER, NJ. D.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31

New Orleans.-Flour so; Whisky 81 so;
Pound Freight SOC u cwt.
Wabash-Whiskey and OIL 81 % 2 DBL;
Plows 6Oc; Molasses 81 so; Pound Freight 40c
per hundred.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31

- The river at St. Louis was rising last
Thursday, and had risen about 16 inches in
all. Illinois river reported in good boating
stage with Z feet in channel to Peoria. In
Missouri 81 feet water. Ice not yet out Of
the upper Mississippi.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31

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