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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12


PROF. WOOD: Ny hair had, for several years,
been becoming prcmalnrely gray, accompanied
by harshncss which rendered The constant nppii-
cation OF oil necessary IN dressing u. When
commenced using .onr Hair Restorative, aboat
two months ago. u was "a that conditions, and hav
Ing continued its use III within The last three
weeks. II has turned 70 lis natural color aud as
snmed a soflness and laslre greatly 10 DO prefer.
red those produced by tho application Of oils
nny olhe preparation have ever used. I regard
II as an Indispensable artlsle for every iadys toll
ct. whether 10 DO used ne Hair Restorative, or
for tho aim pie purpose OF dressing bcautiy Ing
tho hair. You have permission 10 refer 10 mo all
who entertain any doubt OF ls performing ali that
IA claimed for II. MRS. G. bfAONDb.,
Cincinnati, o., Feb. 10, 1854.
WATERFOWL, Mass, May !, 1854.
FROF. o. J. WOOD: Allow ino 10 attest The
virtues aud magc powers OF your Hair kcsiora-
tive. Three months since, being exceedingly
gray, purchased, aud soon commenced TO use,
Two bottles: and n soon began 10 tell, Ia restoring
the silver locks 10 their native color. and the hair,
which was before dry and harsh aud falling %,
became soft and glossy. aud IL ceased faliincs
the dandruif disappeared, and The sruip lost all
the disagreeabic itching, 30 annoying before, and
now, rot only Look, bat lcoi young again.
CHARLES WHITNEY.
U7Soid at ia Market street, ST. Lonis. No.
30 broadway, New York, aud by all Druggists
everywhere. All kinds OF family patent medl-
caos for sale, on the best possible terms, nj Pro-
fcssor Woods establishment, Ia Market Street
81. Louis.
lJD. v. jOhnsionis sole agent for Brookville.
april II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

JT,,r B;scqccJ cri;59 Incomes C.falI'siCE and RE
rI,,i ;...,..,., or.,t crr,r has Inn,~ prevailed
- tI,o ,,,;nL. Of ,neI;coI. mon THAT lmrrriy
,I, i,I,-J =. .I S,, ,f Diseased Acri., '
ms i - ec,inus mistake. II f., q disturbance
lctl,, c;rc,,I.ti,r and the establishment: ol dis
,..aI aaiia,, ,I,,, c,r-gs ;rp,rity or the blood.
TLo.n y y theory hollis The truth Of the
.b,,,c. ,,a,i,,s C,,, IT,. rrr.on me IN a state Of
..,.c.ot ia. c,cL ,ri,,v and vein mist car
-. to ond cro,, ;,,, heart ,saIlottcd proportion
~ hIooJ end ,clon any set Of vessels refuse
M, flo ro,,., ,rL,til navy 10 carry their pro-
nar,;",, the c,,rrn,', og Hood becomes damned
I'm in oG,c, WORT. y CONGESTION takes place,
,.i,,o. ,oin 20 - orrorcr ar less extent. Here
I,',., :. iIa L,r;,nic, NJ diseased action. wht.l
;r,,nt r,,,c,cJ ,.II Soon RIM into i9Namu3-
,,o,, onI ,rc ,,;-a,e9 becornc established. Ds.
.cosrI artinn Lcir, once established. the blood
Io,,,' ,',;,r ,.' rI t rrrI,riy Of action
80, no ,,.rt or tho iyor skim bowels. &c. is
.,,r -, rlo ir,crr,,n,cI and fine General sysr..
b., LIMO ,;,h ,hc local compI9ipf, boz
.c1rtcs involved in fine difficulty. That this IS
tho trrr' State. cr ilc case Irr any one call 10
mind his symntoms ON cafcning cold The Joe
cal dir;crjly may be sore throat, which is
conrc.fiou ofihe blood. amounting ls0mctmosl
to an f,.II,mna,io, alavf the throat. owIng To-
= prcyioY, deranrcJ state Of the circulation, &
he viii rtucr,hrr tn,t his bowels become COS
1--WE. hi. liver drrarrrI. or hIs skin dry and ie-
yari.l. III. head -touurd mn. pains and aches in
M, bones Joints. down the back, head aches,
DISCHARGE Of water from Tie eyes and nose,
with many other UNPLEASANT and painful symp-
toms. Had he used Railway Ready Relief
when the congestion was sitting in, rs an APP
gIcat.on 10 the throat, and swallowed dose Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
THE GREAT Purifier Of the BLOOD
The BEsT Alternative KNOWN!

MI AiN"'' ~ W.
An infailible remedy for Scrotuia, hlng pa.
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cuiancous fIpruoaS,
Pimplcs or PoStules on the Face, Lio'cAcs,
Boiis, AgUc and Fever, Chrome sore Eyes
Bingworm, or letter, Scaid-hcad, fhiar
mcnt and pain Of the Bones and joints, salt
Rhcum, Stubborn Ulcers, SEphllltic h>rl-
dcrs, ana All diseases arising iI''' 70" .J'''
cious use Of Mercury, Imprrdencc IN Lie, or
Impuriiy Of tie Blood.
rNUlS great alternative Medicine ana runner
I Of the Blood IS 40" used by thousands Ct
grateful patients from all part o! The ia'tGi
Stoics. VINO testify aai'! 10 TIC F'm'' "',l'
cures 9cri"rmc" ny me greatest q al III, - I,
'iat,, ~ '-4' "
Neuralgia, Rhenmailsm' ScrolU'a' trHy"o"Io on
the SKIN, Liver Disease, fGF'r@' .cci'' o'"
Sores, Affection OF inc Money Diseases %I
the Threat tema'e comp "IA's' ans a." A'.-
ing of tie Bone, ana JOINTS; are sI,co'! tUI i"
flight by using ''is 'r,S''iI1oio I0",I"!'
For al! diseases OF the BLOOD no'A,hS has YET
been found to compare with IT, 1t cIG''nses tL'
system Of all narUri'Gs,2t'N E'h',y al@ 'o',I'-
y on the liver ana h'G;",!s, suGn7,,,.s ,Ic
Digestion gives tone to the stomach, m3H'5 ne
5 ,, c,"s 5G y'! . ana ,'srg Lr L9 C"
Sut9uon' etlg,''c"lI disease or Dr.hen Gown .'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

Carol:c or NeNaaS DEBILITY,



.rrN >, 0r1uou, Inward Pics, EuIaces 49,
u.aIr. o., Head. tci@j'v OF the Stomach
\,..-, H.,lIura. pi>r0sl Tor Food, fu.iucs
r u,i.fr in ,hr stomach, Sanr ETuciarionr
+,ri-,.r. .r r',uoriugar The III Of TIE Stomach
So, .1rlus Of lie bead, Hurried aad difficult
H.rail:ug. Fiuur-ius at the Heart Choosing c.
Srrara,,as Sensations when in hing Eosiur-
plarcss Of VISION, Dots or Webs before he
-.ah,. Fever and DuI Pain in the Heal, Def
cheney Of PRESENTATION. el!OwnC>s OF tho SKIN
and Eve. PAN in The SIDE Back. Chest, Limbs,
Sc. >ulLrn Flashes of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Emasuings OF Evil, and great
Depression of %Plr'S.
The proprietor jncalinE the attention Ct The
,urI,r io ihi, preparation, Joc' 80 with feel.
'r,r # the utmost confidence ~ f7 yIridcs ami
aiarrai,on TO the diseases ior which II IS re
commended
II isuoucv and untrcd article, hut ono ih9'
la. stood Che ,,>t oi q l,N Years iT,al tc!"!c
the American people, ald iis reputation ard
.aI, +, mrno'Icd hv any similar preparations
.r>taut. The testimony m is favor given ~
,hc ,gost prominent aDd well known ihNsicI"Ia
and liGi,.drols n aiI parts 81 ne country D.
.,,.,,,l-c. and q careful Ucn,ol OF The Alma
nae. published annually by lhc proPr,ctoranI
=, be- 'l.d gratis cC any ot hr- Agents, cannot
..,.-f ..c most sh,pIical lhat this remedy
l.r..lN G..,3 ing the great celebrity II has
.alam,a r. Principal uiHc" ana Mahll2c
tory. 80. 80 Arch street, ihiadcjlhi9, la
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uEluaoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
'0mpGwd Fluid Extract SarSapariIIa,

| Oi!pJuiH 1 luiu EAtIdCt NdINdpdIild,
For P1rifgia@ he EIood, Rcanocing al
Diseases ,3tismg from Hrcrss q
NUcryy, Exposure ant imprHdc0ce
i life, Chronic Constitutional Dis-
casc. arising from an Impure state If
TIE D'2od. ant the oHly rc!joije olW
cH,c.aoi h&own remedy for The care
Il &roiuju, Salt Rhc"ln, NcolI Ncai,
j}rrcHoay IF the IHroot ard Lcgy,
PGins end S}c,hiags Of the Bones,
Iticr, Hmp!es on tie Iacc, a,ld oil
SraIY Erup'ions of the Skin.
This article Is now prescribed by some Of the
mos, distinguished Physicians in the country,
aud has proved more efficient in practice than
any preparation Of Sorsapari.h yet offered 70 the
public. Several cases of secondary syphilis,
Mcrcuriai and Scrolulous disease, have entirely
recovered Ia he incu-ablc wards Of or Public
institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode Of treatment that could re devised
These cases furnish striking examples OF the sal.
uIa,v effects OF this medicine in 0rrcslIns some
Of the most lnvc,eratc diseases, after the glands
were DESTROYED and tic bones already affected.
NOTICE-IgUcrs from responsible Physi-
clans and Professors Of several Medical Colleges,
and certificates Of cures from patients viii be
found accompanying both Preparations.
~ Priccs.-F7uid Ertroc! Of BNchu,
81 per j5HIe, or 6 jotiIeS for -. Fin
ii Ertract SarsopGriAa, 81 per bottle,
or 6 Joiics fer 50, equal in strength
to one gallon Syrup Of SarsaparjiIa.
- Prepared anL sod by II. I. Iiombold,
Chemist 2G3 Chestnut Street, near the Girarj
House, Philadelphia. To be had Of CHARLES
HARPER, SaePhcrdsrown, Va, and of Drug
gis's and Dealers everywhere. Ct All Letters
directed TO the Proprietor or Agent receive ir.-
mediate attention.
Jane ,. 1855. 9S-Iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

I'd" ui'el - axes dLt ai'!"S ''''"''' o. V.
., ter OF a century 10 lht
>>>%>@@Gi.ij|,, study and treatment ' ~
,l~',E>- .,5..f+.. NyIhiIis al" "''C'''
o.. @ e, disorders as fp'ca.i'I
~, p, ne has com" possessed o.
- 1/<<>. most inNat'''.' 'n.o''',''
IN ---------.>>\ nation IN regard TO I''
'//I"!..'',>\' same AID is atie 10 com
prcs7 into valc mccum compass TIE very gun,
,cs~crcaar medical science on this important
subject: IS The result the experience OF ID"
most eminent physicians IN Europe ana tmGr'
lea il thoroughly Gemons'Lalfd III his own h'En,
y successful practice IN 'h' treatment Oh SI,I,'
diseases in many thousands OF cases IN the wy
Of philadelphia alone ,r,.. -. LAM, hoo,
The practice OF d. li"h,'T "'s ','s = , .,.
and still IS literally un'o"no'' 'o' ~ 81. ''.
nest solicitation OF numerous persons ~ va
been induced to cX'eh1 NE Si''l'.o ". ~,
siouaI usefulness to the community al 'd'
through The mcdlum OF ms 81, '''' d 81
and Hand Book Tor tho Ai''c,eo: ,,.,.,,-.c
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
T}t2E6 TLTG FLUID,

Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth
STOMACH OF THE OK, after directions Of
BARON LIEbIG, the great Physiological
Chemist hy J. =. HOUGHION, NJ. d., Phil
alc'phio, Pa.
THIS is NATURES OWN REMEDY for an
unhealthy Stomach. No art Of man can equal
lis curative powers. II contains 10 .jLCIO-
I!OL. RITTEHS, .7CHS, or .HlL&EOJS
Drugs. 1t IS extremely agreeable to the
taste. and NAV be taken by the most feeble pa
ticnls who cannot eat a water cracker without
acute distress. Beware Of DRUGGED MI
TATIONS. Pcpsia Is NOT \ DRUG.
Call on the Agent, and get Descriptive
Circular. gratis, giving large amount of SCI
ENTTFIC EIIDENCE from Lic5ig's Animal
Chemistry; Dr. ComJc's Physiology of DIgcs-
ton; Dr. Tcreira on Food and Diet; DR.. John
W. Draper of New York University; Prof.
Dunglisons Physiology Prof SIiiiman, Of Yale
College ; DR.. Carpenters Physiology Sc, to-
gcthcrwith reports Of CURES from all parts Of
the United States.
81 OEHERTE THIS Every bottle ofthe
genuine pEPSIN bears the written signature Of
H. s. NOJGHTO.N, NJ D., Philadelphia, Pa.
Copy-ri-hl and Trade Mark secured.
81 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines. Price, ONE DCLL.IRP per bottle.
-" Sold hy Charles Harper, Shepherds
town; /. u. Smith * Co, CGarl, -town y.
H. iic,IcIne, Maglusburg 5 7 hartman,
Winchester.
February . -56. lily
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pATsrY--RUEUNATIsY

How the r. r. r. Remedies raised Mrs. Sa'
ran a. Elough from a crippled and helpless
condition, TO sound health, after the skill "i
four Of tie most learned physicians IN Ne"
York had failed to relieve her, Drs. Parker
Reese, Wardc and MAGELLAN.
READ HER LETTER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

brought on by scl-abusc, most terrible disease,
which has brought thousands of the human race
to untimcly graves, thus blasting the brilliant
hopes Of parents, ana blishling in the bud the
glorious ambition OF many noble youth, can
-, c,,rrJ nv this
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i}otGnt a1c0itines.

Slal.erbcrg"r'4 Fever and Ague Antidot'
swain Fauacca, liooAaud'7 German Bitler
Fray rs tcrm..uge, DAVIS * MI!cr's Vermifu.c,
Jayucs' faHny Medicines, Aycr's Cherry Pee.
tornl and pusa'iyc Pills, Wrigbt's Indian Veg
ciaJie Pills, CATERS Spanish Mixture, Set
zer', ETpcriert,Compouud Syrup # Wild Cher
-, Extract Of Buchu, IIenry's Inygorating Cor
dIaI, Morse's Invigorating Cordial, God Li'sf
GI
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Piles and FiStulaS.

These and other similar distressing complaints
can he cfIcctuaily cured if the Ointment hc well
rubbed in over the parts affected, and by other
wise following the printed directions around each
pot.
BON tie OinflacH and Pills ah0uld be
llacl In lie fcN0vMG cases
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
FOR THE HAIR.

Woods Wonderful Hair Restorative, Bogle'
Hair Dye, Jones Hair Dye, Lyons Kathairr
Eary's iricophcrors, Railways Circassal,'
Balm, Jayncs' Hair Tonic, Indian Hair u.
Bear's OIL, &c. PAINTS, OILS, DYE
5TUFFS, SC, for sale by
+ c. WLLLa.US
SncpherLs;own, October -, 1863.
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ErySipcIas, Salt Rhcum and ScoThat,c
lIamOrs.

No remedy has ever done so much for thc
cure Of diseases of tho skin, whatever t,.m thcy
may assume, rs this Oinrmcnt. No Gaze Of >a!t
Rhcum, Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrofu'o, or Dry
sipelas, can long withstand It's uNucncc. u"
inventor has travelled over many parts Of TIE
globe, visiting the principal ~PitalF DISPENSING
this Ointment, giving advice as % ifs arliica-
ton, and has thus been the means cf restoring
countless numbers to health.
Sore LEGS, Sore Breasts, Wounds and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
The Greatest Remedy Ever Known.

II is medicine perfectly pleasant in It's taste
md very innocent in its action, and yet 70 thu
rough that it ANN!HIhATES EVERY PAR
TlCI,E Of the rank and poisonous virus OF this
dreadful disease and, unlike other remedies, It
docs not dry un Inc dIscasc ID the blood.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
Great Cure Of Piles.

" SMITH. N. D.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
GBe 9ailg JourmI
[From the Home Journal.l
KISSING.

"The pic-nie's all behind us, Kate,
Twill take them long to find us, Kate,
There's world OF bliss in harmless kiss,
And no one near to mind us, Kate"
Her sweet face took ruddier hue
A hasty backward glance she threw:
She did not speak, but on her cheek
The crimson tint still richer grew.
Then mute she stood with downcast eyes,
As fair as nymph in maiden guise,
Just then some evil disposed young devil
My lips possessed by some surprise
And stole kiss before l could
Prevent the sauce-box, if l would;
'sWhy Barry Brake, howeould Y ou take
Such libertiss-here in this world?
It's quite too bad besides how queer
That we're alone together here!
Come let us ge--right well you know
Ia rather have the others near.'
A glance CLEANED from her bonny eye,
That tempered well the curt reply;
With gentle haste about her waist
My arm crept eagerly but shy.
'sDon't Barry dear" twist soft and Gear,
But how il thdIld nv heart to hear
''Ah, Barry, don't ~ 'sNo, Kate, L won't"
Alas but Yeti did, fear.
kissed her hands, kissed her brow,
kissed her dewy mouth, and now
With "this for this as kiss for kiss
She paid with usury. trow.
Then all her form grew love possessed,
And closer to my heart she pressed;
With blushing face and free embrace
She elasped me to Eer heaving breast.
.The picnic was behind us, Kate,
1t took them long to find us, Kate,
We proved what bliss might grow from kiss,
And none was there to mind US, Kate
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
NUMBER SO.
The Sources of the mississippi River.

Lift bucket of water from the Mississippi
river at New Orleans, and ask yourself the
IqueStion. "From whence it came" and the an
swer may be, from the sandy deserts of New
Mexico, from the pine hills of Carolina, from
the rolling praires Of Nebraska, or from the
Icotton-felds of Georgia; from the British pos
sessions, north of the 49th degree of latitude. q
separated by thin ridge of ice-eoYered rocks 81
from streams that flow into the Arctic Ocean.
or from bowers of orange and magnolia that
perfume the cane-felds of Louisiana; from the
frozen lakes that gem the bosoms of Minnesota
and Wisconsin, or from the sunny fountains
that gush up from the howery plains Of Ala
bama and Tennessee; from tbe lake-beund h
Ipeninsulaof Michigan; from the hill-sides of
waving grain in Pennsylvania and New York;
from the tobacco-felds of Virginia and Mary
land. 1t may be part of those mighty volumes
that roll their ever-tiring waves through
Iowa and Missouri, Through Illinois, Indiana Is
and Ohio; through Kentucky and Arkansas.
Mississippi and Texas. It is a part of the ten
thousand little rills that come hymning their
way from that mountain range wherein arise D,
the Columbia and the Colorado of the West,
or of those frcsn whence the Delaware and 5.
Susquehanna hasten away to meet the rising
sun. In the spurs of Allegheny it has saluted
the, springs of the Roanoke and the Saluda.
and far beyond the black hills it has locked
arms with the mighty Saskatchewan as he s
hurried on his cheerless journey to Hudson's
Bay. The springs of the Connewango listen
to the roar of Niagara, and the fountains of
the Platte overlook the craters of the extinct
volcanoes of Utah. 1t has fertilized a country
greater than the empire of Alexander, and has
carried richer commerce than all the rivers
tributary to Imperial Rome.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

The PEABODY CoRN.-Much as has been
said of the extraordinary yield of this new
kind of Corn, we were not prepared (says the
Columbus Enqnirer) for believing the half
that has been realized. Mr.. Peobody Gone of
the editors of the Soil of the South) showed
US yesterday two stalks, on one of which were
seven perfect ears, and on the other FIVE. The
corn is also much heavier than our ordinary
kiad-weighing, ki as Mr.. P. ASSUMES US, 20
pounds to the bushel He has just gathered.
from two acres of common pine land, one hun.
dred and eighty bushels of superior corn, and,
it is believed that his entire field of forty acres
viii average at least 60 bushels to the acre.
The two acres referred to had been manured
with only one sack Gas lbs.) guano to the
acre. We are glad to learn that Mr.. Peabody
viii soon have this prolific corn in market
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
BUCHANAN. FREMONT. FILLMORE !


WISHING to retire from active business TO my
farm. ofer this plac, for sale. On it is
eomnesioas TGvern House, large three story
'l5Rad afehoHse also Frame; Pork Hous5
with capacity siaushter from 400 to 500 hogs
Stables oUt-huidings.
landing good depth - and all tines
Gerry Trade and is widely no s shipping noint seeoha
the Obi from Louisville TO Evans
VILE The location and character of the business Of
aperatigey other branches Of business be-
conaaesed Tob5cco Stemnery. sEc all
TALLY supply the demands Of the public. ana
would the general business
place amazingly large Of the county from which
to ta time (for Of roadsl
and this point than any other viii in short time be
brought place issued from
the opening roads) Fer turther normatsn ad
dress ssst--'e ROBERT GRAHAM. Ifssfrg
i've IDS Rock Haven, KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
TIE HAzARD POWDER CoMPANY.

Css-A u IN I'd Cd w Gl @ IA q
AyING reduced their prices correspond with the
duced of SaItpetre, continue offer their well
wn brands of ELECTRO INDAs RIFLE and KENTUcKY
Blasting and Mining. prng full of quale
and kinds required by the trade to give entire
satisfaction.
The standard of their Powder which has enjoyed the
than five will be
found by other manufacture of che kind in
the world.
by dealers also the Office
Company, No. SO Wall cor. Water street. New York.
A. g. HAZARD President.
A. e. DoUGbAss, seo'y. my2s-smd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
WHEELER & WILSON'S
S e w [ N G. M A c. HIN ES

FSHEsE Machines operate upon entirely prinei
NJ pie, using shuttle hut needle and threads
They have been in operation the hands families
acturers u eny long give them
and have given entire satisfaction.
are very simple in and highly ornameR-
less eonspeuous position in theshop the
It has been ebjeetto furnish Machine that would be
appliea BILE family TaorS
and Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
e. ennfdant that Maehinesin the
are the best ever offered TO the public.
Thousands of families can testify to their merits all
ginds offamy sewing, while Shirt and Collar sianufacu-
eel acknowledge their superiority all others
their work.
An ofthe Machines soeitedn
at Hopkins {, Retd's, E. O. READ
epl7bf Sole Are Son ernT III
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
THE LITTLE MAN
TRyrc@4 Egpc0oC Co..

39CEA GE5a c1oCGSlz<S
Wbs person in Wool. Linen Silk or Cotton.
SVERT neatly sud eastily dress
eineatiy proper that this should be the aim
ALL noticed ta nearly all the
denizens o ouT city purchase their Clothing at
r A. L0BENS31Nls'S 4s-srt.
western star Clothing store,
M Pavilion Hotei. water and Sycamore sts
Ersrrthnzin line Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
~eoy nads to order eEly In the best
rnan ner and styie bus at tho very lowest prices:
4 cerera Hats. Caps. Leataer Trunks Car
Tags yalises everything that agentleman
Fyos, may fpda !
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
COaTHCRaHrl

W7E rceIvinE large lot of the
@T and ready supply friends
by small large quantities. deliver
12 bushe the
sumers. will make liberal deduction Orders left
the HolIingworth Hughes wiz be promptlyat
tendedto. ape J-W. s. J. W. HUGHES,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

NEW FAMILY GROCERY

AZ bought the stsck and taken the formerly
occupied by t. Bacon & Co., Main street, opposite
1.-THE Branch Bank and have made large additions to their
stock with such for future supplies sthes
in promising the citizens of Evansville and yr;nty
great variety Of the best ariel Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined to exeron to
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal
ronsge Give trial All Goods delivered free Of charge
mhI3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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AvIEG associated with me IN business Mr. Charles
h MoJohnston. j. in place Of Mr. 8 Viekery retired.
business at the id saaa the - Wasbington Hosel's
the and style Of VIcEEnT & JOHNSTON.
will be happyto wait on 81 ny old friends and ousto-
many with their
JAMES W. VICKERY. L4
P.s.-NIr ssml viatery authorized tr make eolleo
tions nay all demands agaf1st the old f The
of the old firm viii be used in the zuaaticE sfdsbs &e
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TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE.
CLOTHS, CAssnfEREs, vEsTINGs, SC, 80.
JUST RECEIVED
D. s. AN DERS SOM
/. >. a n D Il u . .
Merchant Tailor.

HeECEAaAEat AslhAUFs
HAVE inst beautiful articles Gentle-
wear selected by myself. and superior quality
beauty anything before opened in this city
latest styles Invite the attention gentlemen
my cloths spring cssseres vestings, &c. &c ANY
these goods will be made order in the most
styles and warraDfedto fit. D. s. ANDERSON.
ap29-tf Firt street. between Main and Sycamore.