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ELxcr,os or Ovviosas. Az an election
for officers 81 Independence Fire Company
No, ., held al their Engine House on Mon
day night the 18th inst, the following gem
tlsmem were placed in authority for the
coming wear, II. V. BAsls, Foreman,
EARsxsr ARnoua, Frat .aa, FercnaH,
J, L. VALET, Sscoad .sa, Forsn,aa, T. Car.
psv,xlas, Treasurer. NJ, G. BRYAN, Seae-
fary, IsApoas LAeautER, Sistcdrd.
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s.ors~ors l.,s Pet Asrnsv,


lust feeeived by The subseht,sr. whs
- are the makers pet agsnis. 30 Gases
Sparkling Cstawba 80 Gases Dry CstAw.
be. The celebrity end extensive ssle u
these wines, render putting Unnecessary ,-s4.
The agents would only state, .iat articles
Of any popularity, are soon eonnterfeited.
Hence, th Sc wishing 10 purchase wines II
this maker, should buy them Of bis only
agents here, " here they ore sold Oh ec,mis.
sicr IL is claimed io this wine. that 10
is healthier and Of finer atotna and flavor,
than The best French Champagne. The
French mis from three 10 sin OF more kind
Of grapes in their wine One kind Of
grape only is used in the manufacture Of
this wine Purchasers dissatisfied with
lie quality will have The money refunded
for ell returned, within a reasonable time,
to The store where it is purchased
iulyt BANBEE h BENJAMIN.
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MATER C,sterns, prppess and Ewera
W o,a, ootagen and colnred Hal Lamps
ename'led Stew Pans block tin aud IRON
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve ket.
ties: cast iron and ea,then Sp'ttoous. oval
square and Gothic Waters. salvers and
Tea Trays, Lamp Globes, Gtmners and
Wick rich center table French Busters
common Yankee ditto; common. wooden,
Furnished, Buttania anil silver plated la
BILE Castor, at MoNrAN n .IueuEr.
mays. Church street.
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THs RtAsro or Sr. Fsap,saNp sfREEr,
Since nRyAS, moved his Grocery and Pro-
vision, establishment, into BAprs's hne
brick house, on Sc, Ferdinand street, the
lower end Of town IL well provided tct.---
Yesterday he received direct f,om ST Louis,
a large supply OF Western Produce, embra.
cling every article, raised In that fruitful re.
rion at this season.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-17

The undersigned Building Committee
met to-day for ,ae purpose ofonening and
considering the proposals submitted on he
thirteenth instant, aud found the m al above
the amount Of the appropriation, Where.
upon the following resolution was adop.
ted
Resetrei, That all persons DESTROYS OF
furnishing plans and specifications tor a
New Court House are requested to do so.
by MONDAY the 9th Of October next,
and 10 accompany Herewith sealed pro
posal 20 erect the building toI the sum of
$l5 900, furnishing good security for the
faithful performance OF their work, The
building ,s not to cost excee ,iug S2a coo
and whatever plan and specifications may
be adopted shall be advertised and rropaS.
ais solicited for carrying them out The
Court House is to be two stories high, and
to contain the following sppattments 49,
Clerks utsice, Sherifi's Office, Recorler's
0tiice and Police Jury room in the lower
story; a Court Room and two Jury rooms
on the urpe' story, The entire hui'ting
10 be as near the dimensions of the plans
heretofore submitted as the nature OF the
case will admit.
H.T. WADnlLL,
Is TAYLOR,
A. d. ALEXANDER,
J.E, ELAN, Chairman.
september is-ls56
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FIRH AND Loss or Lire. Salur.
days papers contain An account Of
the destruction Of the Mount Vernon
Hotel, at Cape May. On the BIB
met. together with Mr.. Gain, the le=ses
his son and two daughtcrs, AID Mra
Alberison, the matron Of the hotel
How the fire originated is unknown
to US. The young ladies' were | ] and
10 years Of age, and the young man
20 1t was large wooden structure
and well furnished. The losa IL
about $4,000.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-17

AeH.-But few men die ofsge
Almost all die of disappointment.
passionsl or bodily toll, or accident.
The passions tili men sometimes, even
suddenly. The common expression,
clicked with passion, has little esag-
gera.ioa in II for even though not
suddenly fatal. strong passions shor'an
life. Strong bodied men often De
voting, weak men i've lpuger than
the strong for the strong use their
strength, and the weak have none TO
uss. The latter take care Of them
selves, the former d. not Az i il
with the body, 81 il ia with the mind
and temper The sttong are apt tr
break, or, like the candle to run he
weak burn out. The inler'"r, animals
which live, il general, regular and
and temperate lives, have been gener
ally their prescribed term Of years.
The hotse lives twenty-five years. the
VA ui'sSN w ,NfHfft 'ht t''' nf''h
twenty, the dog ten Or Twelve, The tab
bit eight, the guinea pig AK " seven
years, these numbers a II bear n similar
proportion to the time the animal
takes to grow IL ita full size. But man,
Of all the amino =, II 'be only one that
seldom cemes NJ To his average. He
ough. ~ live hundred wears, accord
ing to this ply sological law, for five
times twenty ate one HUNDRED but
instead Of that. he anarrelf reaches on
the average. fur times his growing
period - le eat six times aud The rob
bit even eight tune, the STANDARD Of
measurement The reason iEultious.
man il not only the most irregular and
the most incorporate, hnt the most
luberous aud hard worked Ut all eni
malp. He IL also the most irri'abla If
all animals, and there IA reason 10 BE-
lieve, though we cannot tell what an
animal secretly feels. that more than
any other animal man chsrales wrath
TO keep IL warm. and conaumea him
seli with The fire of his own retleu-
tions. Riackmood
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IN II $40.

A FRESH supply Of new and pepul n
Il music, just received by Steamer Rob
inson. buchanan snd Breckinridge Poke /;
Fillmore Scottish; Matilda Polka; Wood.
land Sketches No 1l2 by Wallace Gam.
blets Wife Hondoe lie Ia Maette de Pors
lice, by Herr Witches Dare. by Wallace !;
La rluie DO Pe,les by Osborne FIN q
merry htihga'a Indian Huntet Dsugh-
Ter Of the Regiment, Duet by Berger
Fansde Romi'qne, by Niue Ptttignew !,
La Solitude by GtoLs. Gentle Jenny Gray !,
Fare the well all ties a,e broken. Bprman
over Gone is the fairness Willie
Bel Lone sia,y hours, Benede,ta iala
Najre. by Hunter; Home sehefisch !,
champagne Polka When other friends are
toupA thee Erin is my Home Louisville
Grand March Dearest think Of Thee !,
Come gang ava wi ms, Shells Of Ocean.
oh 10, and oh yes Petit Tambpvr !
Taia PolEa Oh east that shnduw from
Thy btnw ri, sway pretty moth All |
would our eyes had mol mel Sweet Six.
teen Polka, with q great variety Of stand
ard Music, by
augsG GEO NJ HEROMAN.
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Public Hack.

TNHE pubic are hereby mortified, that the
i. undersigned puts III motion to-day, and
will keep IN tue service. Public Hack $50
The vehicle will be IN charge of Mr. Brock,
an experienced driver, who may be found
at or near The Harvey House Orders Tor
the lack TO be at any particular place at
certain tne---li left at either OF the
stables. will be attended 10.
luy2g ROBT. BEAL.
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r" Planters. rIechan,cs ana Others.

DER Steam ship and Sailing Vessel We
J. are constantly receiving large additions
TO cur already yat,ed steel Of Shelf and
Heavy Hardware. Call aud examine goods
and prices at MoNIAN 4 HUGUFlS.
septic Church st. opposite II, House.
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IN the Succession OF Vtcrrp rorsts. decd.
N" SOD, "pfohats" Sixth judicial bis
f,iei onrt-I'ast Baton Rouge. la.
nv HENEAS lui.fs HnrNrcazr, has
w applied IT, The Court torpeald. 10 be
appointed administrator rl the succession of
Viefah |ous's. late # said Parish decd
N"''re Is hereby given TO all persons IL
tefested to show cause, within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said application should not be
granted. J. G. GAYLE.
sapti9-ind Deny Clerk.
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rarcv sNp stArhs Gcops lit will be
seen ~ notice 10 this effect to day, that
v. Hsups, has removed over the street
from where he has so long been located to
che One new brick building Of H. v gsRtr
Esar. on the corner Of Africa and St
Ferdinand streets. HE old customers can.
not miss him. Ma HsupE, keeps varea
stcck--eyery thing asked for by the Plan
Ter, Fancy and staple, dry goods cloth.
Ing, Boots and shoes, Saddlery, Hardware
Stationary and petfumery, He offers such
Inducements 10 the trade, as must extend
the sphere Of HE business
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Family Groceries.

--.-.y. fbHty t-fHSesfess
WE ATTENTION Of families and
Il others ls called 10 the stock of Family
Gtnreties, at the N f. Corner Of Court
Of tout House Square Consumers in he
lower end OF town can lie saved The nefes-
s'tY OF running up town as tar ss Church
street FOR barrel Of Flour d key Of | ard.
by stopping here. Articles sold al this es-
'sblishment are exclusively If the best q,ai-
Nv and will hrsI the closest scrutiny. -
Prices range but slightly above quotations
maya NJ & BRYAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-17

1T IR convenient Rooms suitable for ,tsszga
y Attorney Physicians ufIc. - '.8i4I
the second 6nnt ~ the hfck HH'lding s;sEFga
cntner # y. pert'inarh aHd Aftrn Sta hs4Aasss
II arpl eatien 's nate sonn. Apply % ths unies-
eened IRtp-tH H. Y RABIN
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-17

TsHE PROPERTY acquired nv MINI:
tue ladies' Of sac,ed Heart Of Hiil
j. J Bnth, consisting Of somn fiffeen sctes
Of land and buildings aud Improvements.
all IN good condition, subject TO a
temporary lease Fo' tetts and details,
arry ~ Father 4 laiit pt The lpsnis Col
leee ~ ia,I J. Bunk, at his Office on L'fsy-
elite Street. July OFF
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-17

'INflE un lersigned having completed and tried
l. his mills situated on his plantation about
SIX miles from, tewn, ls now pr, pared To Oil or.
dsrs that may ne entrusted TO his care, at 70 per
cent cheaper than can be furnished by the Baton
Rouge mils.
All ota'rs left Mt the Office of John r. Dufrocq
Notary Public, on Lafayette street WILDE prompt
ly attcn cd "a.
~ u desired, lumber will be delivered in town
Mt 'easonsble prices for haultnF, for the accommo-
daion II those who do not haul FIR them4 Ives
MRy-2h G. NJ PIERCE
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Ilnn'f Ri'ns.aet

fEHAT you can always secure the best
\ Of -four by sending You orders or pur.
chasing III person OF
lny30 JOSHUA BEAI..
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Dodge's Warranted Cow Bells!
THE LARGEST Of which are heard and under
favorable circumstances, over or miles
distant. A good assortment on hand, for sale at
may2. LAasurRR LAsoUS,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-17

Emnd,ies per steamship Philadelphia.
40 LBS, FINE IMPERIAL. and
i wv so lbs. Black Tea "5upsrior'';
% doc. CIartt " ines;
0 4" Champagne
Q boxes len " Lind Twist Tobacco,
100 :" Virginia smoking
9 Drums Turkish
IL dos. Olive Oil, qts and pts.
~ IS boxes Windsor Soap;
$500 Superior Havana segars
100 ounces French Quinine, i'elletefs,
10 ]oz. Preston & Morrlps Yeast
Powder;
In store and for sale at New Oflssns
prices by WIN. BOGEL,
july31 Druggist
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BA.. Ar rHs Asirr sraisas II.

Halt AT THs AsirE srRisaa 1t
h not onen Ii these, latter matter VI
fact days shat the young folks have
An opportunity 10 indulge The light
fantastic, This u owning to several
good aud sufficient reasons two Of
which, stand fo',b promenintly. The
town IL merging out Of the dimensions
of town into the proportions Of .
CITY, and the social relations that have
heretofore existed have been broken
up. Th young ladies' with tina, mod.
est dfidenee which IL their boast, do
not like to attend public bslls,' where
they have no assurance that mcret han
half the men they meet are gentlemen.
This isa very proper feeling and we
commend them for II. Another thing.
ia, that Public Balls "are very proper
], going QUITO n ashton vulgar foreign
dancss---htcnly for The bawdy-house,
have done Il.
We hold now and shall ever hold
--~Prcsbyierianism and Mcthojistism
TO The contrary notwithstanding, that
there Ia no more innocent exer.
cine and amusement than dancing
moderately, chaste and inoffepsive
dances, Il IL the delight Of every one.
with correct feelings on this subject to
see the young folks amuse themselves
IN this way. We hespeak for the
Rural Ball at the Amite Springs on
the Gath inst, a good attendance Of
the lovely daughters Of Red Slick
From the preparations now being
made to attend II. Il bids fair TO b.
the inaugaratiug Ball Of new season.
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) in motion three times per week, Town
and country customers snr lied at as
low prices as the extent OF trade and pticc
Of grain will permit, JOSHUA BEAL.
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Cast steel.
Cane Lime ]
Corn & Cob Will.

THO ARRIVE in few days direct ffom
i the mandatory. assorted sizes Of the
celebrated " Little Giant" Corn and Cob
Mills. at Iap3l LARGulEh & LANoub's
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Esar0n0Hsncter,

DATENT LEVER, Detached lever ard
l l.srtne Watches. just received and for
sale low, at THEO GOLD MANN'S.
mayi7 Harvey House Basement
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E.ia.IOrs. Wines &c.

/ 0NHWURTH's pure Sparkling Ca
IL tawha--Bsst in town, Lepp woyth,s
Ladies sweet Wihe, lnbgwo,th's pure
Calawha Brandy; Louen o,lh's zimn eff
mans spefklins Isabella Loemis' Dry
Csfawsbs Mumm's Cabinet Chsmrsgne,
rnts and quarts; ffnu ms Htekhsnsf,
lBie r Peters Imperial cherry Cotdiat
Danger euignolet; imperial Brshdy. 80
yeas old Lbsrtelas Dor, Lafayette ard
Hinet Fsstiilion Efan'iy Old Nsbob Rum,
Jamaica Runs Madeira and Port Wine
Awsck. Sherry. schrapps Nrsb Wssssr,
Danizick anil other Fine Co,,ials. Clsrss
and White Wines, Old Monplgahsls, 1us-
caloosa, end Burbnn VI Risky; Stuffed
Olives. Anc hovies, Ssriines, English Piek-
les, salmon, Lohstsis, French and kmeH.
can Pickles, Worcestershire ssues, Fide
and Extra Cigars. &c, &c. r-
Which am wiIling~-n fact arsious 10
Exchange o' specie rsying currency silyet
or goIt' Gulys) JOSHUA BEAL.
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Tss BAKERS.

DECEIVED per steamer John ]. Roe
III Fifty Bols. >uperhne Flour; % Pitts
field Mills; 25 Sans Souci Brand.
These brands said to be most profitable
to the trade, we offer ut New Orleans prices
to insure fair trial
lune6 BARREE Il BENJAMIN.
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FRESH SUPPLIES.
ID EtklVHH psf late arrivals.
" ~ Boxes tream Cheese
lihAs lear Sides
Casks No Hams
~ Bhls Estts supstfns Flour
~ CASKS ard Oil
quo Bbls Cape Lime
2nh Bits Alton 10,
All At The lowest prices Ia 'his market
angel bAHBEE h BENJAMIN
Now Opening.
A LARGE assortment Of China, tIass
"A and Flint Nate, Dfnalneted Toilet
sets, China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted sites, Self Sealing Fruit Cans, So
lar, Hall and Astral LAMPS.
Also, ins received fine assortment Of
Roe hi'g Chairs, Atmefs. tables, &c, &c.
iniyl1 ] PIPEH h co.
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NJ It'll Gold and Silver Holders. also La
w dies Pencils A large assortment on
hand, at ldeeia 1Hpo GetbaArNs,
Watch maker and JewsIer
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cine Chests.

Medicine Chests.
A FINE A ASSORTMENT for planta lions aiso
IL Lancetts, Tooihfnrtept. chrlaoators. rup-
ping Cases and Cupps, Hreastt,uinps. Physicians
Pocket Gases OF yiles and Instruments at
ap9n Dua HI,'S Drug Store
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L. + WEne h CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28
CARTER's SPANISH AIIXTURk!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
infalli BILE remedy for Scrofula. Kings evil Rheuma
tues the Face Botehe Boils, Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes Rngworm letter ScaId Head Euarpement
and Pain efthe Bones and oints Stubborn Ulcers
tic Disorders Spinal Diseases
arising from inJudicous Nero n.y. Inprudence
Life. or Impurity of the Blood.
HS This great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the
Blood used by the thousands of
all parts of the United States who testify daily the
CAREERS SPANISH MIXTURE.'' Neuralgia Rheu-
matism Scrofula. Eruptons the Skim Liver Disease
Feyers Ulcers Old Sores Affections
the Throat. Female Complaints Pains Aching of
great and nestimable remedy.
aldiseases the Blood nethinq has
whit It cleanes the of all
gently the kidneys
healthy the constitution
disease broken by the excuses OF youth to its prim
tive vigor and strength.
Forthe Ladies' it parably better than all Cos
ure will bring the
antin the cheek give elasticity hesteP and
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines ever heardof.
The large number certificates which have received
Persona from all parts of the United States is the best
Soence There hunbug about The hotel
physicians and public well known
tue community. all add their the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURTFIERl
the agent and get Circular and Ain and read
cares this truly of m medicines has
None genuine qnIesssigned BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
etors o. street Richmond who m all orders
forsupplies aud Agencies must be addressed
For sale by Halloek Il Stoddard Evausyille HaIlock &
dsalersin medicines generally. augs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28

Tho having purchased the Interest of MIR. c.
Churchill. in the firm Of Hornbrook Churchill l con
the old stand under the style of Horn
brook Co. SELECTS the patronage of the public. An
the old firm, will forward and
hesame having claims against the old
aee 7.51SN' 'A's ~ HoRNBReoK CO.
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WHILESAG.Ei DaxY GOOE5,


NNT have bend of the plete and de-
w srable stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
in the Market, all
prompt time buyers remarkably low
have been selected with great quality
price, willing du plicate the bills of regular
house the mountains. Our stock
the folio wins articles:
Brown bleached musins cloths satinats
prints lnseys Innings, silks satns
carpets cahmeres eoburgs alpacas de lanes hats
bonnets ribbons umbrellas seamless hags haws satche
&c,
Together with large Notions all kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle. large
of
WELL MADE CLOTEHENG.
got expressly for trade and give entire
factio' Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing for showing goods and little
est Vt selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH
ep2s EvansviiS md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28
COPARTNERsHIP.

having purchased the interest John
William r, Preston in the late firm of Morgan
Keen Preston themselves together
iaes and firm of Keen and Preston and will
Wholesale dry good business at the old stand of
Morgan, Keen and Preston, ststreet
ISAAC KEEN.
ian IL 1856 Il. - CYPRIAN PRESTON
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FALL CAMPAIGNl
HAIR DIV A HE AE WnOLESAL lie.

E--9- CIAE. .. w E11IC,
than for the patronagese
apprise interior from Indiana. Illinois
also, that he has msshelyes
IN the Heaviest stock of HArdwB are and Gus
that he the Evans
Vile market sale. Many Goods purchased at reduc
ed rates by him. during depressed the markets,
England by importing (directl from Europe;
hav American Goods filled at the Manu-
Works only able but decidedly di posed
sell Hnrdwareat low figures house
afford the Goods to cash or good time buyers.
his prices.
Mercban and Traders, feeling assured that he them
full Justice ~
Among articles (lmost nnumerahle) comprising bi9
toe e the following to the trade:
$50 AxeWell Lippineotts LeYeretts and Collins
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
F1SOO do Table do doj i-tf rEI.1f
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors;
do Razors and StrOps
gross SpOons-Iron. BTittanln and German SuVeri
50dozen Godee Mills all grades;
3G0 do Files and Rasps. all kinds;
lbs Brass Kettles, turned bettomsi
lbs Sadirons assorted; -
dozen Butt Hinges, dol
1850 gross Screws. glll t pointed
go dozen Door Socksands oeketsi f- 4@
100 do Augurs. aIG
300 10 Curry Combs and Ho-se Cards:
300 pairs Shovel and Tsngs iron and brass headsS
so dozen Saws. from Mill to Key hole;
IS % Steelyards and Scale Beams;
do (and other brandy Shoyols and Spades;
Pump Chain and Fixtures:
cases Japanned Tinware fully assorted
Whips Lashes Brushes Combs Needles. Stectacoss
Mouaaes Fancy Hardware generally together WITH
heavy Wis Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Kes
les, Knives and Riddles and fs-tsl 'tsstt
s.:rIn Barrels and Gun T'TimmingSj
an Coo pers Teefs, Window SASH
N"iPsASS .fNeti9f& CHARLES s. WELLS.
40 Main street, 20 door below Branch Bank.
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nISSOLUTION.

YMIuE partnership existing between PHILIP
Hornbrook and Charles Churchill, under the style Of
Hornbrook Churchill this dissolved by mutual
sent P is authorize the tbs
for the purpose Of settling the same .
ta erst CHAS. CHURCHILL,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28

the public of and
w ladies particularly, that have for
spection Fancy Staple Goods
Our fancy has rival in point
also embr0deres and mantillas
which only be appreciated by inspection Call the
Store Main occupied by L. W. Hebberd
will always be ready to sell great bargains
spI7tf ROSER BRO IL FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28
THE GREAT REMEDY
v. Il. Smith z Co.'s
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,

JEFFERSON STREET., UPPUoIIE UM EN- > IIO1Eb'
LOUISVILLE, KY.
FHNE poprietors of Invaluable preparation have been
induced by unprecedented success and unceasng de-
with tup at heavy expense an estab-
lshnent manufacture alone and they are
&c I'LL dispatch SDy of the globe 10
is usually the case thing the
way of pu ang all is give ~ fan trial
could letters In regard 10
ecacy voluntarily sent to hy those whom ms
lieyed: but the which be called hohs
testimony cient. Cases of twelve ana egheS
ding have been relieved ~ tns
icine had failed W do not onet
everything. but for Fever and Ag e. Drills
Night Debility do recommend II Is
certain remedy may be given to Eh
ty nothing but what IS pufsg SegeaDie'
N Vgorating the systefos
Els-Price 81 per bottle--S7 so per dozen. ~, III. -
site 3 VEINS Hotel. ~ $50 ". ii. SMITH 4 GO
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HOME lNsUR 4NCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL s ,Oo.00O-aL paid in IN CASH.
a9NHls Con eOmmeao business about Oneyearago,
with the intention safe and fair business with
- large Capital IS. oomis at its head,
tare protectsn the ssurd equal to any Insurance. Com
in the Polio vlbs issued by the subscriber
IN Buildings. Merchandise Household Goods &c., De-,
@srns favorable with theE Cd solvent Companies.
e. S. l.. LOOMS, Pres't.
= 4sE&BLEs J. MARTIN, Secretary. II $500
q = . = ALLEN c. tHALLoGK. Ag,t.,
- - NfF<.ar Main street. opposite the Bank
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FaNHE Undersigned having commenced tie above
Il Evansville: Hatters himself with the hope shat ms
xperience skill all desert time
will pom al found worthy the attention
not only city but alss of these
comprising the .'circnmambient vieinage-''l - 90 -,
.gFFlCE IIoURs my8 II. II. GATES.