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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-27

regret. When the assault was made, the per-
sonal political friends of Sumner were silent
and the latter's colleague, Wilson, in few calm
and temperate words, simply stated the facts
as they occurred.
A motion was made for raising committee
to examine into the matter, and report, and
give their opinion. That report was made and
concurred in by almost the entire Senate, and
although the report was condemned by many
at the north as not coming up to their ideas
of what ought to be done, vet Seward was sat
isfed, and should have been glad to have the
subject dropped then, and not be again men
toned in the Senate.
The freedom of speech had been indicated,
but now the Senator from Virginia had taken
position contrary to the decision of three
fourths of the Senate and vast majority of
the people of the country
Butler sad Sumner was the first man who
had ever abused his privilege as member, and
dared to lay his prorsne hands upon the revo-
lutionary history Of one Of the original thir-
teen States.
Pierce, Chairman of the Committee who in
vestigated the assault on Sumner, defended the
positions laid down in that report, and replied
to Hunters arguments.
Hunter briefly rejoined. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-A bill establishing two additional
land offices in Minnesota, passed.
Mr.. Whitley introduced bill to protect
public property and preserve peace in
Kansas, which was refeared to the committee
on Territories.
The House then resumed consideration of
the bill authorizing the people of Oregon to
form constitution and State Government
The Oregon bill, after some debate, was laid
aride.
Bill explanatory of the act of 1854, estab-
lighing land districts in Minnesota, passed
Adjourned
Mr.. Fillmore in New York Democratic Ratif-
cation
New YORK, june "a.
Large numbers of citizens called on Mr. Fill
more yesterday including the Mayors of Brook
Ign and New York.
Replying to question Fillmore reiterated
his determination not to withdraw unless re-
quested to do so by the party nominating him.
AT Jersey City last night an immense Bu-
chanan meeting took place. Speeches were
made by Dan. S. Dickson, Senator Thomson,
Geo. Vail and others.
A procession in honor of Mr.. FiImore's ar
rival here to-day, making quite an imposing
show.
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested
along the route.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL
Tuesday Evening. June rs. (
FREIGH rS-No change notice in rates boats want
ing any. and but little offering
GRoCERIES-Firm with upward tendency. sales Sugar
Ioe Coffee IL to Isc; Molasses Rice 5
FLOUR-Sale zoo bbls poor Super6ne 81 rs. good
brands per drAy LOAD at s. Is to S SO.
GRAINSales 800 sacks landing 371zc sacks
cIuded bushels bulk sacked Wheat
dull at$IOO.
PROVISIoNS-Sma seles from wagons 75zc hog
clear to Sc Lard to 9c. No sales ship
ment holders very firm.
SALT-Kanawba salt at 40c stock ample for the
RAGS-Sa!es at 2Ac.
CHEEsE-IO 2c for good and Western Reserve.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
liz LID
O. TX r. " A I'd A


/ The steamer Grenada with San Francisco
dates to the 9Th inst, arrived.
The Illinois brings $2,225,0O0 in treasure
and 900 passengers.
Casey and Cora was hung on the Odd
/ The funeral of King the same day, perfect
decorum throughout
The vig'lent committee arrested several
other desperate characters, among whom was
Yankee, Sullivan, on the LIST June. Sullivan
committed suicide in his cell at Committee
Rooms, leaving behind him confession in re-
gard to the election frauds. The opponents
Of the committee attempted to hold a meeting
to denounce the committee, but it was a total
failure. Several murders reported in the in
terror.
The health of San Francisco was good
Business moderate.
Runors circulating that johnson would
make requisition to suppress the resolution.
No such steps yet taken.
These rumors created much excitement
Throughout the State. Word came that thou
sands were ready to march to the assistance Of
the Committee. Martial law decided in San
Francisco.
Sacramento city offers to furnish / 900 men
TO assist the committee.
The excitement is on the increase.
The Committee determined to carry out
their intentions and continued arrests.
An opposition is organizing with 700 stands
of arms.
runners were afiot that an attack was con-
templated OH the Committee The rooms
were doubly guarded having two cannons be-
fore the door loaded with grape shot.
All the papers except the Herald side with
the committee.
The Indian hostlities in Oregon have been
partially suppressed.
A difficulty occurred in Washington Ter
Iitory, on account of an attempt by Judge
Lander to hold court during martial law. The
Judge was captured for safe keeping until
peace shall be established.
Adyces from Costa RIGA state that Baron
Balow died of cholera on retreat.
Nothing startling from Nicaragua.
New YORK, June &c.
The Herald of this morning says Major
Heiss has been deputed by Padre Will as tenn
porary minister from Nicaragua during his
absence.
Charles Morgan, Esq, has completed ar
rangements for line of steamers between
New York, New Orleans and Nicaragua, un
der Randolph Grant to commence on the first
Of July.
Fillmore partook Of a grand entertainment
last evening, given by Brooks. The entertain
ment was followed by a serenade by the Ma
tional Ameaican Club.
At the adjournment Of the Republican
meeting last night, a procession was formed,
and the mass proceeded to Col. Fremont's res
idence. A speech was made by Mr. Fremont
and Mr.. Emet Enthusiastic calls for Jessie,
when Mrs. Fremont appeared on the balcony
and was warmly greeted.
CINCINNATI, Jnne 26.
River falling slowly. Weather warm.
Flour quiet and unchanged; Provisions
buoyant at full prices. Whisky firm at "a;
sugar firm at 915a 10; Molasses 81. -
PITTsBURGH, June &C.
River feet inch by metal mark. Wea-
Their pleasant.
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HIRAM NELSON
Auction ROOMS,
Old Court House, Corner of Main Third streets
diatelv Dosite the Washingtop HotsI

Old COURT House, Corner OF Main Third
diately opposite the Washingto Hotel
& H AVING leased for and fitted mn the
III above we'll known stand, pre- psred TO re-
ceiyc for sale auction private sale of
wares and merchandise; household furniture horses
gies.
Cash advances ma le nents when required
Regular sales tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
commeaoingat o'clock. a. " Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday Nights. at early gas light.
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
and general of FURNIrU Re- consisting ofat
spindle and banDster backs scroll seollop tons
back office. French. Jenny lind ami Bsstle wood
Chaifs mahogany Chairs Elizabeth
chars spring rockers, soas. soeiabIes
card dining and breakfast tables light stands
lounges. mirrors. fine bedsteads mat
trasses tin and Safes etc. which will sell
cinnati prices.
We have also hand variety fnotiea jewelry
Voiins aecor deons pocket cutlery pistols whips.
ETC.. etc.. which will sell reduced prices cash
wholesale or retail. WO0LSEY NELSON.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
sEroRrED Br rr TOWN, ESQ.


m ? We are informed by persons from Newburgh,
Vincehnes Terre Haute and other places in this vcin
ly rained copiously at those points two three
days ago 1t appears that heaven pours its refreshing
showers the country all around Sodom while this
city Of the plain seehes aud stcams and parches under
scorching The weather is hot beyOn all caleula
iion fan ones self is like blowing live coal. Not
breath of strs to be of doors is like going into
a fry furnace to remain in house is like being in
dutch Ice won't cool the water nor water won't
cool the blood aud the blood almost coaguates in ones
veins.
To DgtlsauENTs-Sensitiye people whose taxes
main unpaid may spare their feelings by calling
Mr.. the City Collector. If however any ambitious
OF seeing their names in print, opportunity will be
offered simply by allowing themselves To remain on the
delinquent list.
2 The new ferry boat begins to look as if it might
of these days be pG in running ORDER with little
. exertiOn. When once i"ished, sine will be bonnie
wee craft, and have doubt, that she will make
money her owners unless fares continued at the
old exhorbant rates. Then she won't, We would
modesy suggest that she be named after the title of
ancient eppc, taken OLA urn, which found
among the debris of Ninyeh called the song OF Seal
lawagger."
OuR REASON wHy.-Thc Compositors, devils, editor,
and the whole establishment, having mace up their
minds to see the 'pury's yesterday, couldn't pre-
vail them to work up Town" items for the good
of the community. We're all goii g up in balloons,
every one of us; put the devils in the seerage, and
y whistle for a breeze and away go.
Our balloons, however, are all Imaginary, and it's
Just such balloons half of the world always
soaring and sailing away up among the toP-lofcals,
clear beyond the comprehension of the ordinary folks
They build castles up there, lay wonderful plans won
der at the vasness OF their IDEAS talk like dictionary
and sail in their balloon until the flower of their day
have prssed and their strength yed then the bub
be bursts before their eyes, and the whole phana
goria dissolves in vapor Then they complain of their
lot, But the devil warns to Quit swears he wont
set up mary nuther line. SO here take it, an l.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Gookins is holding adj
journed term of the Circuit Court Judge Nblack is
ported indisposed The sessions held in the morn
ing Crescent City Hall and in the afternoon in the
lecture room of Mr. MeCarer's church. This arrange
mentis made account of the Intense heat, which
makes the Hall uncomfortably warm in the afternoon
The of Longworth against Bell and Kiger is
pending. Nojury is employed in the trial. The term
will probably continue tree weeks.
T-o No police items TODAY I'd
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NHE stand known the New Hotel at Newberry viii he
M sold advantag the It's favoraby
located in the nourhiug NewbeEry Greene coun
y Ind has all the necessary houses cistern &c with
commodians Stables aaeke When it is known that New
berry Is the terminus of the southern division ofhe f. and
c. Straight Line Railroad located edatey
the and F. Cana at the Feeder Dam bite river is
beautiful and healthy location with surrounding
country the STATE wishing
perty Of this kind, will advantage vestiug
For particulars apply to either s. l.. STODDARD
jeIS THOMAS JOHNSON.
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AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTEON

ER ENG to leave the Indiana
to administer estate and the
beIer leave. WILL Monday. the 18th day of Augu A
D. 1856 sell public auction residence
opposite German Catholic Church. nv household and
kitchen furniture. consisting of Carpets
Chairs Stoves Sc aisoa hae Piano Forte ana large
Oil Paintings 5o loe fine Buggics and
all horses Ii han ds the time stie
A credit of four will be given sums over $40
taking notes with approved security.
have also vgabc real estate for sale cheap aud good
terms. ALL indebted to whom | indebted are
requested call and settle. before the day
e23- tss
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NJ No police items to-day.

.FoUNDRY FOR SALE.-The large brick Foun
. dry formerly occupied by Messrs. Eggleston
& Goode, viii be offered for sale at public
auction on Saturday morning, the 29th, at 10
o'clock, on the ground. st
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OF A plat of the five acre out-lots, to be
sold by the heirs of John Mitchell, decd, on
next Tuesday, may be seen at the Auction
Rooms of Messrs. Woolsey & Nelson.
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~ We call attention to the second sale
of lots at Haubstalt on Monday, 30th inst
See advertisement.
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AdoIph G. Adlersburg

AdoIph g. Adlersburg
Against
e Co :, Louisville, KY Garnshee.
and a w. Nj Bride. Agentfor
Adams Express Company
Before Daniel Chuts Justice Of the Peace yandsrbCrgh
NTOTCE hereby given that the 18th day June
writ of attachment and summons Of Garnishee has
been issued by the the affidavit
Adershurg against the Defendants, and that this
will trial the twentythTd day Of July
;e1I DANIEL CHUTE.
y v jeis TENNEY 4 sQRESsoN.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF


u NJ M Il Il l. q Z Ii | n G
lust received per Express light fancy Silk
Cashmere and Linen fancy white Linen
black Etc Pants. hite and fancy Marseiiles
all made the finest material and in the latest style
They will be sold cheap at LoBENSTINE'S
jet9 Westera tar Clothing Store, under Pavilion.
DRAM Bran. choice article from country
les j. W. & s. VICKERY.
HM coils Hemp Halter Rope; reels Hemp Bed Cord
reels Man liza Bed Cord; ~ do Cotton do;
jeiI 1. Is d. HERMANN.
SNHEESE AT CINCINNATI PRICES.-lOo boxes
~ W. r. Cheese, just reed and for sale by
yes y. II. COOK & son.
NM HITE LlME.-ioO bbls extra White. for sale by
Wv jes GEO. FOSTER g. co.
(tREY IIME.-we prepared To deliver any quaint
~ ty shipping order, at tia Depot Canal
rates. jos GEO. FOSTER 4 co. Z
VWV0R ACCO25 sizes and qualities
TO 4Oc per In. ust rec d for sale by
apS S. Il. GILBERF & CO., Syc, Water.
ICE CREAM.
FHNH inform the pnblic theiI
n ICE CREAM SALOON will be sPceed this evening
June 3D. continue the at their Confectionery
First street. between Main and sycamore SITS -
je2-Iy JOHN FARRELL g. CO
LNAR CORN.-20 bush prime Eaf Corn for sale
ma lots to suit purchasers by y,orrpx-
my26 W, 4 s. WINERY.
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IRISH LINENS.
DAMASKS, &C, &C.


UST direct manufacturers in Jretsud Two
eb eases of Linen Goods, consisting of
1914 Bleached Linen Sheeting;
40 inch Pillow Case Linen
"A Shifting Linen from 25c to 81 25 per yard;
Linen Cambria Handkerchief 81 to sI2 per dox;
Linen Lawn aud Linen Cambria;
Bleaehed and Brown Damask Table Cloths;
do do Snowdrop 10 dos
Sd Blelched and Brown Damask Table Linen;
Napkins Towels Huckabaek Diaper Sc
These Goods all Linen finish and
Bleach For sale at the lowest prices wholesale aud
by my2I SHANKLIN & REILLY
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A Nj B ROTYP Els
TAKEN AT THE
S =" NT Up " n :" '

go II M d T. "A MI
AVING gene very heavy in learning the pro-
and in fitting for taking AmbrOty
am prepared put in the finest sized m
brotypes, one-nintb One-haf The AmbrO
type is far the Dauerreotype in and beauty
having of the glare the Duguerre plate and
be light. We also take pictures sitting
positive and negative picture and when held to the light
It IS perfectly The AmbToypes durable
being when finished entirely air and water tight and
be taken in all kinds of weather
Time from 10 to 80 seconds; children
frar St Please specimens
febS- TT W. W. TILESTON.
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5O0s p doz o ct off for cash. .......... .1Oh
COOS Q doz do do do 90
70es Q doz do do do eH
By 10 bags or more, l2 centless than the above.
IT ? The lowerpriees generally, wheretwo prices
Bremeponed forfHIl PACK and the hgher for
smallWholesale.
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Es
SHANKLIN RELY beg leave to call the attention to
their to their large aud well
and summer dry goods rec
weeks comprising OF the most des
be found in the city which they er at wh3
sale and retail to their and the public generality
time buyers The rstock con-
part cloths black and fancy
white buff and fancy Marsailes and
Linen Drills rich Caicoes Philip Allen Spragues Bnc
other rich printed French ana scotch Jaeo
printed French Robes plain and salty
black coored Grape Mantz bite Gas
Rrantees Cha LANES, white Grape Shawls black
aad fancy stia shay and searfs black and
white lace Capes antique Parasols silk and gnghan
Leghorn aud Braid Hats English straw
Palm leaf and fancy shoes Carpets floor
stair printed window blinds together with
great Trimming small and fancy goods
be &c myI SHANKLIN RELY.
G. NJ MALLETr. W. J. DELANo.
MALLETT 4 DELAN0.
GENERAL FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. % FRONT STREET. NEW ORLEANS
H- Particular attention paid to all eonsiSnmens of West
ern Produce and to orders for Naval Stores, sc.
REFER TO
s. & A. HESgEBsoN New Orleans
CONVERSE & Co.
W. A. VIOLET, "
]. J. MURPHY; ESQ, Memphis
PETER oDLiS ESD. Dayton. Ohio
TlLLnAN. RozER & Co., St. Louis.
KENT d OBEAR,
Got WHITE Louisville, KY.
RoBT S. MILLER, Esq. -
CALVIN HOLMES. Esq Cincinnati.
LUTHER BRUEg ESQ. -
Col. SAMUEL STONE. Chicago, III. myl5-3mo
mROTATOEs.20b bls prime Potatoes just received
| @ from New Orleans by .ovpeor
~"
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NpR. CARB. SODA 40 half bbls ree'd "a d fOrsals
D my5 ORR DALZELL & C(
COAL COATItf

TNNHE Bediam Coal Company Of Evansville. Ind offer to
delivery -Four Thousand Bushels Coal
daily the river side opposite the Mines al the
w at Evansville.
The quality of being undoubtedly the best the
attention of steamers. which
Evansville would time
by cosling there.
Journal and st. Louis Intellgeneer
me- nth and send 10 this office. mylf-1m
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MA MMOTH BREAD.

READ larger than the than best
cheaper than the cheapest always be had ct the
New York Bakery First nearly opposite the Post
once rs leaves for Is
The proprietor fully prepared furnish all kinds Of
Bread PesCake and Crackers either Wholesale
aud he hters himself that he dvotes his and
attention the BAKING he give saeh
satisfaction that after purchasing Of him.
will wish to purchase elsewhere.
jen-zw j G. GAUhT.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.


$4,000 WORTH OF DATCIHENG.
THNHE CYPRESS POND DRAINING COMPANY. Incorporated
of the last of Kentucky have about
worth dithpg be doue through their lands in
Union county for which they will pay cash. the
and will make advances equal 80 cent
the done after the tn the work
to commeRee in June July and be finished in December
The will shown and full particulars by
applying A. l.. Churchill Geo Henshaw. DR.. j D. Ames
Geo Payne living the land CLERK of the
Board IN Morganfeld, KY.
ap2t-2 d&w WILLIS G.. HUGHES.
HAVANA SUGARS boxes rcd per Niagara. for
q u sale by s. Il. GILBERT & CO. A..
Svc. Water.
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IEWELIEYI IEWELRYu

THNHE undersigned would respectfully in form the czes
= of Evansville and vicinity that he has ed
and receiving and large assortment of Jewelry
all kinds direct from New York to which he would ask the
attention of those desrOus purchasing His goods all
and of tbs latest styles and will be sold cash the
lowest possible prices.
All kinds of Watches and pieces epaIed in work.
at reasonable charges and work warraut
ed. CHAS BARNUM
On First street three doors below thu Postoce
stand formerly occupied by q. Goshen.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS,
M1KTNN EV g. COOK

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR BARGS' BETw LOCUST
RE receiving and opening most desirable
IN spring and summer goods consisting in every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Chaas
Berages Robes Lawns Brilliantss Bennets Grape. silk
Lace and Neo potan) Ribbons. Lace Edgings Gloves
Hosengi great varitClohs Cassmeres Pant goods
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Samuel L Gilbert & Co..
Ag0inar

Against
The Bank of Kentucky a Louis }Garnhee
Vile and the Branch Of the State
Bank of Indiana at Evansville
Before William Kempf, Justice peace Of
County. --s-
OdICE Is hereby given that on the third day Of Juna
E 1856 writ Fl attachment of ma
been issusd by the undersigned the
Gilbert the cause will eka6
for trial on the hrst day of july 1856
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ssPITCEH FN.,s
Clerks they fear bought mora Goods khs
I'VE will be able sell presen season No.
der 60 avoid the like have given them
lions sell the Goods at much less than o
TO and all others who want barrana In v
Goods would respectfully Is your time to tek
q EMp1oxf @'e@
apI2 Main street. three doors haov seoa.a
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AVING moved my Tailoring establishment to Main st..
opposite Court House. would invite the
Evansville inspection of stock tkat
have ample show themC insisting French Eng
sh American Cloths Doeskns and Cass of every
price Satin and Linen Vestings suitable for
he ora which will make order
notice and reasonable prices f" cash.
There having goods if they can't be sold Cali
If suit can only say like Bazs
in the rehearsal, you must be id odd fish, ..-,r
myI3-ln DAVID ONElb.
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5M coils Hemp Halter Rope; reels Hemp Bed Cord;
reels Man liza Bed Cord; III do Cotton do;
30 doz No. 1 do; for sale by
all / & HERMANN.
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DRAM oOOlbs Bran. choice article from country
ID Mills, i1st reed by
.Iel9 j. W. 5. VICkERY.
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NIcKINNEY & COO

I'VE just received and large supply OF ane ana
cheap Mantillas fine sets Application Underslesves
Undersleeves and the best and
OF Embroideries bought for this market.
aspeedy cali from all the citizens Of Evansville
country to examination for themselves
purchasing elsewhere as they promise to sell
come one and All mJ2
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10 q "A bin d shirt
ing & sbeeting.... 7alOs
81 do do do l0a12s
Adams blue and or
ange prints. -.,.-. : a9s
Robson d Merinack
blue and Orange
prints. ............ s a9i
Sprague 81 Aliens
madden prints. 9a1O
Fancy light IL dark
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ENTE rceIvng large lot of the best coal in the
w West and ready supply friends and cuso-
mers by the small large quantities. will deliver it to
private houses M bushe to the wholesale
Will make liberal deduction. Orders lett at
the store of Holingsworth Hughes viii be promptly at
tended ap2 j. ". e. J. W. HHGHES.
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Cal1C&AG25a
HANANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.

HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
HAVING opened store exclusively for the sale Of cigar
baceo, deslers in this article, and
call examine
stock consisting the most desirable brands OF
Cigars n 50 500 in boz. Ishalt
keep constantly excellent otment hand. and WIZ
prices The attention of Bar and hotel
keepers politely requested having brands
to suit their trade N hand. H. ANSPACHER.
Corner Frstaad Sycamore streets nearly
e.
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i ish Tor sale hy
TENNEY 4 sQRENsoN.
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WOOnI WOOD!t
NEW DURGS,

FRESH AND FINE.
EICH p VIERLING have Just opened largo assortment
Drugs and Medicines which they invite the atten
Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of ainj
Oils Dyestus. Spices. Perfumery. Fancy Articles c. ne
ALso-a popular Patent Medicines All kinds of Paint
Pure Wines and Brandes orMedcinal purposes
carefully prepared Call at No II st
under the Journal Office. myS-tf