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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-04-08

Mr.. ST. CLAIR's KANSAS CoMpANy.-We
are glad to learn that this company is filling
up very rapidly. Applications arc coming in
at the rate of five or six day, and but a short
time will clapse before the desired number
two hundrcd--will bc made up. There can
be no doubt that the enterprise will succeed.
Hon. Y. Chandler of this city and Hon. 4.
J. Pcnnman Of Plymouth have pledged them
selves to pay $500 cachas soon as the compa-
ny shall number one hundred mcn--it reach
ing nearly that number now. These arc
noble offers and guarantee the success Of the
enterprise while they bcspcak thcpublc spirit
and bountiful libcrality Of Messrs, Chandler
and Pcnniman. Detroit Tribune.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-04-08

TaAxsrENr You've GKSrLEMES.--Girlsb be-
ware Of transient gents; never suffer tho ad-
dresses Of a stranger, rccollcct that one good
steady farmer boy or mechanic is worth all the
floating trash in the world; tho alluremcnt
Of dandy Jack, with q gold chain about his
neck, walking stick in his Jaw, some honest
taior's coat on his back, and brainless skull,
can never make up tho lcss Of a kind fathers
house, good mothers counsel, and the so
cicty Of brothers and sisters; their Affections
last, while that Of such Young man Is lost
at Tho wane of the HONEYMOON. lis true
TEvamvilIc Journal s
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JEWELIlY STORE.

Watch, Clock, and Jewciry Repairing.
rIE subscriber has removed his Jewey Store the east
side OF Broad st. opposite his old stand, where he
found all seasonae hours ready to do work in his line of
busnes short notice.
He also keeps Watches, Clocks Spectacles, Jowery
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases fer SALE Of good quality and at
the most reasonable prices. l. 7. BRYAN.
IIillsdgle. Aug. IL '51.
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PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE.
s. 8. BARNARD, President,
GEO. d. HILL, Secretary,
o. G. THOMPSON, Treasurer,
z. CHANDLER,
S. M. HOLMES,
u. TRACY HOWE,
III. X. CLARK,
HENRY BARNS,
r. F. JOHNSTON,
A. ST.. CLAIR,
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
JACKSON co. MUTUAL AND CASH
INSTR NCE CnMp ANVs..o

Esfabiished IN Is3s-Cash Capital s,Oop06
Hon. j. T. DEEnx, Prest Hon. J. b. EAroS Vice Prcst
NJ. Il. DYER, Sec'y.
The undersigned Is prepared insure Dwelling Houses
Stores Shops and other buildings Household Furniture
and Merchandise against loss damage by Fire In this safe
and firmly established Company upon fair and
terms Property insured either upon the Mutual or Cash
plan. All losses promptly adjusted.
q. W. LUMBARD, Agent.
March "a, 1850. 1y Once In Umicrwood's Block
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MERCHANT TAILORING

81 eyon HoreH Street. door north Of Hammonds Hard
D, - Store.
m sucber has received the largest and best
Broadcoths, Cassimeres, Vestngs, Satinets, Sleeps
Grays, and 0ver-coating,
OF knds grades and coors which he offers for sale nj the
lowest possible prices Hyou don't believe IT, Just call at the
Gptans 0ce and examine for yourselves not 10 be
deceived by these orfni printers.
Cloths sold by tic Yard.
Scotts Fall and Winter Fashions for 1s55-56 received
ready 20 make mp custom work In superior
manner and STYLE GCuting for others to make up
In the most approved Styles and all cutting warranted
erly made up. 469n1y G.. HATT6N.
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RICHARD ROWE.
T1TL ND DRI PER

EGS to return his sincere thanks 10 his
friends and acquaintance for their kind patronage dur
the several he has been In business among the
and to c that through their patronage of his work and
prompness of payment therefor together with his in
d hc been enabled 10 extend his business above named
lie therefore wishes to make known to the inhabitants OF
Isae and its vicinity that he has just received from New
York CITY, another we'll selected assortment OF Broadcloh
Casmeres yestings, Innings, Buttons, TRIMMING &c. &C.
which he IL ready TO sell by the Pattern make into
Garments at fair remunerave profit warranting them to
bc, what he represents them.
N. u. Cutting done his own improved system, and
warrened TO ut the shape and suit the wishes Of the
shop on Ralroap street. Hiisdaie. 462y1
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CARPENTER AND JOINER

Having permanently located myself this place pre-
pared TO do all kinds Of work In the Carpenter and
line Of business Having had yenrs experience
hsiness feel confident In Offering my service "a the pub
c that shall meet with due share 81 their PATRONAGE
Drafting to order with and Dispatch Orders
solicated and promptly attended To.
HilIsdale, March 10, 1886. 4son3
IRON AND sTEETof all shapes Sizes kinda and In any
II qusntities for saleby MITCHELL.
SHOEs-Isdies Misses, and Chdrens Shoes large a.
- sortncnt at PRATTs
CLOvER AND TIMOTHY SEED
~ Tor sale by J.B.BALDy.
"mTE PORTAGE LAND PLASTER
w for sale by BAIDY.
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yXTIIL locate permanently in Hi!lsale, and tenders his
profession services To the inhabitants of this viii
vicinity The system Of medicine he practices
cypeence has proven superior in safety aud efficacy to
Sop7thc Sstcs whose heavy and poisonous doses break
dow the constitution and is utterly inadequate to per-
nsnty the majority o arute chronic diseases In which
lomopatv Is specific and reliable He admits and advises
Che use of WATER In all its modes Of application suitable
each Particular attention will be paid to all diseases
az children feb9,56f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-16
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETs By TELEGRAPH.

NE,S ORLEANS, May 9P. NJ.
Sugar and Moasses, stocks on the Levee light. No
thing done.
Flour; there is export demand at lower rates.
and we notice sales OF 500 bbls including 200 Il,
400 Ohio at So 81 a. and 100 in two lots at Sc.
Corn; market still active and prices better. Sales al
ready u 900 sacks including 200 at 49, 1000 1.-TWO fiat
boat load 49, and 800 Acc for whte and 47c for
yellow.
OATS dull sales of 900 sacks, of which $50 St. Louis
at Sc /. / 100 ut 81, and 900 at 7Sc.
Hay ;326 bales Western the Levee brought $50 So
Pork; Mess is retailing at 6 25 but round lots can
not be quoted at over 8 i6
Bacon; sides held at &c and shoulders at 9ac.
Lard 800 kegs prime taken at 107Sc, and 500 at
the same.
Indiana Baggiug holders very firm 200 bales Sold to
arrive at cash and offer of Is 4c time, with
interest, refused for 100 bales.
Star Candles, 500 boxes short weight were sold
at l9Hc.
Whisky: small lots bring 23@241ac.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Up TOWN ITEMS.

HIGHLY IMPoRTANT-The old lantern frame
that has for so long time stood on high
post as a sign, in front of Mr.. Devereux's
lamp store on Main street, was on Wednesday
night, thrown from it's high emminence, by
some graceless Yandal. The venerable and
dilapidated relic of departed days. has descen-
ded from its imposing position, and now lies
a melancholy monumentof fallen greatness, at
the'foot of the post it has heretofore surn0unt-
ed-="sic transit gloria i''
LEGAL.-BEFoRR VIM KEMP, ESQ., MAY
13TH.-Stote as. Chas. Laakins, assault and
Battery.--Some boys were amusing themselves
in the shop where Larkins was at work, by
throwing water on each other. The contest
waxed warm, and their hydraulic operations
were changed into more substantial manifes-
tAtions Of rivaling proves. The spirit of
strife became epidemic, and seized some of the
senior employees of the establishment, and
Larkins, the defendant, pitched into the NOR
tai coil of Phil. Geisler, much to the astonish-
ment of the aforesaid Geisler inflicting seri-
Jus vi OC1oAOA lCOAiASo' IhO ldICCI
Individual appealed to the law, and his honor
the Justice, Modified his injuries by mulcting
Larkins in the sum of SIS and costs.
MAY 14TH.-State Us. Catherine Fassuer, As
sauH and Battety.-Catherine called Josephine
Wiegard, ugly names; Josephine beat Cathe-
rine at her own game. The war of words
stirred up the heroiSm of the two combatants.
Hard words invoked wrath. Catherine wax
ed rampant Josephine waited couchant. Hos
tile nails prepared to scratch deep in hostile
flesh, and hostile teeth CRASHED, as hostile
eyes shot defiance at each eager waiting foe.
At length the onset, and nations sank appalled,
when Catherine and Josephine came in col
lision. At length, way worn and weary, Jo-
sephina cried out "Q4antun Suficif'
being interpreted, means Pm whipt-upon
which the victorious Catherine restrained her
wrath, leaving balance in her favor. jose
phine then betook herself to Esq. Kempf to
settle the difference, which his Honor, after
hearing the testimony, adjudged to be just so
cents and costs. Catherine manfully paid ii,
and retired with all due dignity.
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NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.

SHANKLIN & RELY beg leave to call the attent OF
- friends and customers their large and wei Sc
of spring and summer dry goods
the two weeks comprising OF the most desr-
be found in the city, which they Sner at
recall to their and the public generally
cash buyers Thertock con-
part the foowingBroad cloths black and fancy
Tweeds white buff and fancy Marsales and
Veng CottOnads oroton cloths and plain and fancy
Linen Drills rich Cacoes of Philip Allen Spragues. Bay
Mills and other rich printed French and Scotch
rich printed French Robes plain and sat-
rined eregss colored Grape Mant white CASH
plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed Organdies
Briantees and Cha de Laines white Shawls black
fancy silk shaw rich s shawls and scarfs black and
Capes. Moria antique Parasos silk and Bingham
Panama, LeghOrn and Braid Hats English straw
and fancy Bonnss rich bonnet Ribbons Hosting Gloves
fancy Fans shoes Carpets floor and
Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together with
great variety of Trimming small wares and fancy goods
&c., &c. my1 SHANKLlN u REILLY
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0FMr. P. Mckay, as will be seen by ad-
vertisement, has reopened his ice cream saloon
on First street nearly opposite the Postoffice.
Visitors will receive polite attention and be
served with excellent ice cream.
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REMOVAL.

6NOLBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
stock Of Mattresses to the building lately put up
by Mr. Hughes Water door t. Canal Bank
where they will keep constantly on hand at wholesale asd
retail lsrge Mattresses of all sizes KINDS
viz: Spring Cotton Moss Shuek. Haif and Jenny Lind
ALSo-Bed Comforts all sizes
ALSo-Cotton Moss. Hair Shuek and Feather Pillows.
Mattresses made order and guaranteed to give sntisa
ton Those in want good article will peaseive call
The attention Country Merchants particularly invited
to stock Main doorto Canal Bank Evansville
nd mhI
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o. We thank Rev. j. Hill, now in atten-
dance at the General Conference at Indianapo-
lis, for copies of the Western Christian Advo-
cate, a very neat paper published Daily by the
Conference.
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0EF As this is the season for white wash
ing, we would advise our friends to call at
Keller Farnsley & Co.'s Drug Store and get
white wash brush and white wash their
trees, fences, &c. They have fine assort-
ment and sell them low.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

ST.. Louis, May Is.
This morning between four and five o'clock
the City Hospital, one of the largestand most
beautiful structures of its kind in the Union,
was destroyed by fire.
A crazy man, in spite of all that could be
done, rushed into the flames and lost his life
The building was insured for $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-16

0-F Mr.. Kurtz has opened his popular Ice
Cream Saloon on First street, and is now
serving up delightful article to crowds of
visitors every evening.
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SPRING TRADE OPEN

subscribers receipt of their spring stock
comprising every variety and kind of Mems women g
Misses Youth Childrens Boots Shoes, Caters
Baskns Slippers &c. &c. they call the attention
of the trade early and selected
desirable stock offered in the Eastern
markets HENDRICKS & McREA
Inh2I Firstst. Main.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOZ Demijohns 3.5 gallons; 10 boxes 40 gross
- heads bags ass'd Corks doz Dbl eoveIs doz
wooden shoves doz lemon squeezers doz corgest
wooden barrels for sale by
L II N.
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RTG SToCKsi

Who can a person in Wool Linen Silk Cotton
ENVERY Gentleman desires he neatly taaty
H 1t emnenty proper that this should be the aim
noticed that nearly all the we'll
denizens of city purchase their Clothing at
A. LOBENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing Store.
under the Pavilion Hotel of Water Sycamore sts
Everything in the line Clothing and Furnishing Goods
ready made order emily in the best
manner and style. but at the very lowest prices.
of Hats Caps, Leather Trunks Car
bags and Vases. everything that gentleman
use, you may find at the Western Star. apps
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q % Do , n cans fresb Cove ovstsrs.
II Id do do do do;
doz Spiced do for sale low Nv
N.Y. HORNBR0OK & co.
n q 17IE 1YTN1SEG q Lo- roo,3 no. H. Isli nm a /
my3 e GIIBERT & co Svc near Water
n - M, =, I. =, y :, : - :, . - |
h sN DOA lEesn hermetieaIy sealed oysters
n - OGo 40 40 DO Lob,teri e,
do do do do Shad and Salmonj
rec direct from Boston by my1 Y. II. COOK ~ SON.
MIST RECEsVED-
% Last Novel by Car line Lee Hentz;
GOuEtship asd Marriage;
London Illustrated News. A pril 18th;
Punch 9Th and 18th Of April;
Yankee Notions for Nav At
SAM'L LISTERS Book Store.
IVA A Ri 4 ES az = N sd - 80 =, - - -
- 49, . =, - - ~
n boAEs Q, PICKS ana usselmaus T96aeeo rec
uD,Su1IYE~ 80. : -, -
lin ~ s'otH anu 'ol s'lG ny
"a ny Jas. Low q Co.. 40 VAN 81, Lou, ny.
/. INCx GTT AZ Co " Avs "a A. &c. c;lk a.
n 1ats reed TO-DAY and for sale bv wv ' ~ ~
my9 JAS. Low u CO, as Nam ST. Lou. ny.
VICTORIA LAWNs.-l00 pieces reed and for sale by
my9 JAS. Low & CO., AIS Main st :, Lou, Ky
<NITu ST1SPENDORs-5OO doz assorted qualities rec,d
to"lav and for IeIe Nv AMES LOW & 20
mvs ' W AVA ~ y ais Main street louisville XIV
"A BAGS Rio Coffee; bbls S. S. Almonds;
epSB Virginia obacco received this day
and for sale by APPS L. & ID. HEIMANN.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
P0HT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AID DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY. May Is.
SUBMARINE No from the wreck of David White to the
wrech of the Henry Lewis
CHANCELLOR, from New Orleans to Louisville.
SoUTHERNER. from Louisville to st. Louis
LANDS from Cineinn ii to New Orleans.
NORTH STAR from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
MONARCH. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
CLARA DEAN. from st. Louis to Pittsburg.
JEo COM from Pittsbdrg to St. Louis
RJ.WAID. from New Orleans Louisville.
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100000 WORTH OF DITCHING.

FHNHE CYPRESS POND DRAINING COMPANY incorporated
by of the last Legislature of Kentucky have about
ditching be through their
Union county for which they will cash. the
done. and will make advances equal
work done each month after the month the work
in June July and be finished December
The land will be shown and full particulars
applying TO A. L. Churchill SEQ Henshsw Or. J. d. Ames
Geo. Payne living the land Clerk Of the
Board in Moresnfsld, KY.
apA-2m d&w WILLIS G. HUGHES.
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American State Council.

HARRISBURG, May 13.
The Edie dis ision Of the American State
Council is in session to-day, numbering about
60 delegates. A. w. Benedict was chosen
President, pro tenn; Thomas Carlisle, Vice
President, and F. L. Clifford, Secretary.
After some preliminary business the Coun-
Gil adjourned till this afternoon. The Con-
vention is in session with closed doors. The
twelfth section wing predominates.
Ex-Gov. johnson and Gen. Small are among
the delegates.
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HEAVING cid stand formerly occupied by r. "
Cook the Post Oice have large aud we'll select
ed Family which they offer low for cash
of public PATRONAGE ny9
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ADMINISTRATIONS sALE

NOTCE hereby gwen that will sell public sale
tiOn Monday the 18th day Of May noxt at the late
Union To wnship Vanderburgh county, all his personal
property the widow consisting Horses
Cattle Corn Wheat Household furniture and Farming
utensils. &c.
credit of nine months will be gwen on al sums
three dollars purchasers giving with approval security
bearing interest and waving valuation and appraismen
law; ap24-3w j M CALDW ELL. Administrator.
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Western Stnr CIothinp Store,
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
MCKTNNEV & COOK r.

DOOR R. BETW MAIN AND LOCUST.
RE receiving and opening most desirable stock of
IN spring and goods, consisting in OF
variety usually good Silks. Challas.
Berages Robes Lawns. Brilanes Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and poitan Ribbons Lace Edgngs Gloves and
Hoseing great vartyCoths Cassmeres Pant goods and
Yesting, in rich profusion &c., &c. ap3
tORN BROOMS.-5O doz assd qualities Just reed fer
~ sale low by APT s. K. GILBERT & co.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
WWT HERE the hungry pee pie get
VV The best of Groceries, dry ana wet!
They'll find them. you may safely bet.
AtZ. FL. Cook e. Sons.
There's -four and sugar. soda soap.
Pines, pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff
Cigars quite worthy of puff
For cash at z. H. Cook & SoE's.
There's Goldfish. coffee, starch and spice
Hams, cheese and butter. very nice;
All to be had at the lowest price,
For cash at r. H. Cook Sons.
Corn meal. molasses pork aud salt.
And further lest the rhyme should halt.
You'll find lust every thing but fault
For each at T. II. Cook SONS.
In fact. believe this tale o not
No mah, EXCEPT stupid sot,
Can want for oven, pan or rot,
Or any thing that can't be got
To nibble cold or swallow hot.
For cash at 2. FL. Cook & Sous.
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AUCTION SALES.
DANiELw ooLsEY. ................H
AUCTION KOONIS.

DANiELw ooLsEY HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Main and Third streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
EHAvING leased for term of years and fitted the
wf aaoOn or p e all
household furniture horses bug
Cash advances made N It's when required
mmeacing clock. A. M Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Fridaynights, at early gas light; .,....onAo,
andsales of promptly ATTENDED
e R2a RfTs ai1s
spindle aud bannister backs scroll and eoOp tops rim
GSars; mahogany and rose wood Chairs Elizabeth
card dining and tables and wash stands
lounges mirrors and misses bedsteads mat
tin and wire Safes etc. which we VIII at GIN
have also on hand great variety OfnOtiOns ewery
volins sccordeOns pocket cutlery guns pistols WHIPS
ssi or TP reta WooTSEY NELSON
ATTlNGOO bales No reed this day and SE for sale
ID by aP22 PRESTON BROS.
boxes reed this day and for sale By
EFINED sUt AR-25 bbis Loaf. crushed and Pou-
dered reed per steamer ASP S1 Sag for
OTTONADEs25o cases oOttOnadsss reed this lay and
<BsLs New Rice; Pickles.; Is starch; 10000
80 half Spanish Cigars Just received by cooK SON.
ENINE CALF BOOTs.-Gents fine dress boots manu-
III facuredt own order some of them with rim to
HENDRICKS & McREA.
anti Fosters Block.
az ono OF fine Cigars; Is boxes Virginia Tobacco
apIS |. e. d. HERMANN.
COAL! COAL!!
WWTE riceving large lot of the best coal in the
We West aud ready supply friends and custo
small large quantities.. will deliver it to
priv 2 hushe to the who esale
sumers will make liberal deduction Orders lAft at
the of HOlngswOrth Hughes will be PROMPTLY at
tended to, app J. ". e. J. W. HUGHES.
a IE5O bbIs that supeor Philadelphia Ale just
IN reed and for sale by apis PRESTON BROS
GSPITCH IN.,,
NE Clerks they have bought Goods then
We able to sell the present Now in
like have them instruc
sell Goods much less than usual low
To my customers all others who bargains Dry
Goods would respectfully is time to itch
in S. EMBICH.
apl2 Main street. three doors below Second
SHEET IHON.-l50 Bundles assorted Sheet Iron for
70 sale 6y my3 SAMUEL ORR.
n 40 COFFEE.-50 bags per Antelope. sale by
* dse3I s. ". GILBERT &r co. Syc. "
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Steamer James Park Burned.

CAIRO, May Ii.
The steamer James Park, and two barges,
were destroyed by fire in the Mississippi above
this place, opposite the town of Thebes. The
particulars are not known.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY

WH have bought the the store
Nv occupied by t. Bacon Co.. Main stfest opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions her
stock with such future supplies
in promising the citizens of Evansville Vicinity as
great variety Of the best articles Family Groceries
house the city Being determined
give satisfaction all hope liberal
Give trial. All Goods delivered charge
mh1S HERSHBERGHR & CARSON.
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FINE VAL pAPERs-UPH0EsTRRY WORK

| a
SCHMIDT STARK have received their establish
- ment First street. large of Wall Papers,
from common qualities the finest gdeG ng every
thing of the most beautiful description thH line They
also keep everything apperaing upholstery and
chairs SOFAS &C.. in Style. Having lust enlarged
storeroom accommodate increased business
prepared receive customers and show them
large sock and low prices. ap9o-tf
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50. ALEvx. CRAIG. o. g4fgMAE.
SPRING STOCK. 1855.
HAYES CRAIG g. G0


IMPORTERS
SILKS. FANCY DRESS GOODS LINENS WHITE GOODS,
Ribbons. Gloves, Hosiery,
TRTM.HLTGS, BOfNETS, JH.ANTILLAs, 4 O.,
No 40 Main ST.. betw. Fish and Sixth LoR., KyE
XNTOULD call the Attention Of buyers their eoplete
w stock Goods nhieh constantly being replenshed
by daily receipts per Adams aud American Express of all
the and desirable of Dress Goods Co. imported
into the country Meaehant visiting the market may always
rely finding stock complete throughout the
resdant buyer in New York keeps continually sup
plid with everythiug in demand. apl2-1muGW
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JEWELKN! JEWELRY!!
TABLE DAM ASK
OYSTERS AND sARDTNEs.


~ 10 doZ cans Fresh Oysters; 10 doz Sardines;
do Tomato Catsup; doz Pepper Saucej
6 do Pickles. just ree'd and for sale by
myS RERSHBERGER & CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-16
TO M MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
F undersigned would announce that he has finished
i large and substantial new Wharf boat
ssW AMNIOTH CAVE,

has placed her sake of
the river Vine He will
hereafter pleased give prompt and careful
receiving shipping we'll all other river business
that may he entrusted TO HIM
others OF this city and interior IS solicited
sv3-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL.