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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
CARRIERS ADDRESS
TO the Patrons Of the Spectator.
January Z. 1856

And with II comes the carrier with the burden
OF his and his song, trudging mourn(v along
On his voyage to the tother side of Jordan
Pull out your purse and plank the dimes down,
For Wright has a hard road 10 travel.
Shell ont the 'riino, aud do the thine b-or,r y
For Wright has Hard road totraseI rough ,la
town.
Time would fail me to rehcarsc. this desuorv
All the marvellous events that have occurred on
The extended stage Of life since Oil 1865
Trimmed his "riggns" for the tohcr side Of Jordan
You've been posted expect. by the old Sa,ctoa S,c,
With the news from every quarter Of creation,
For unlike the mails, the Spectator never fails
To be ready on the day publication
Hard times arc about. as we've all found ont. 80
From the monarch 10 the meanest OF the .rabbIe,
Il by this timc guess, folks arc ready 10 confess
That Jordan is hard road 10 travel.
First, the Banks arc nearly .dcnc" since the ,rot
made ga run 3" 49, . aii ~ F'fl-
negotiable your friend won't write word ON
And if you want ga rcd'' he will give yon in s stead.
check upon the "stormy banks" OF Jordan
you dodge the public yoal be very apt to meet
Mr.. Chambers, of the Central, in the alley; Z,
And the next path you cross, you'll be sure to find tho
With little friendly "noticc'' from the Valley
The soldcry OF France and Of England still advance,
But faster still their chargers must be purIed en-,
Or they yet be brought to .taw'' by hc Russians
frosty paw, rff....itsos 4rf
And be driven to the tothcr side Of Jordan.
England shouId endorse Mr. Champion in bis course
(And Time alone the question nnravel)
Uncle Sam will join the fight, and whether wrong or
Right,
Johnny Bull will have a hard road to travel
You'll remember that last May, the Natives lost the
day, a'at- t' .'i 20 ~
But they won't permit their weapons to grow rusty;
Though their victory was great in some portions Of the
We gave the Loccs "fts'' in "oId Augusta"
They may say that "Sam is Deaf" but let them look
ahead
For in 1856 he'll grid his sword on,
And il We guess Alright he will put his foes to fight
And travel on in triumph Jordan.
Now before this song close to the ladies', suppose,
Wright mast humbIy scratch his toes upon the gravel
II every mothers daughter give the Carrier "quar
ter"
May they never have hard road to travel.
But il any should refuse to give Uright his Dues,
lie has for you different blessing. far, Miss,
Through all the years Of life, may you 81 wife,
But travel Jordan's road in single harness
Kind patrons all adieu for my soag is now through,
To your travels may there ncyer be barrier,
And when next he calls around, may you every one be
With quarter in ycur pockets for
THE CARRIER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
Acknowledgement.

The Carrier Of the "Speclator" returns his
warmest thanks TO the patrons of the paper. for
their liberal contributions on New Years Day.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
NieI.eI,s, Work.

See the advertisement of Mr.. I. B. Peterson,
in anolhc! column
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
Efs,PG5a Gu,,cExNE,U

A LOT OF NICE FRESH SODA. WATER and
~ BUTTER CRACKERS, Just to hand, and for sale
By l.. NJ. CUSHING co.
Stanton, Jan. 9, 1886.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24
TONES WON'T DO!

THEY did than give temporary relief and
they will. 1t is because they don't touch the
atmospheric poison called Miasma Malaria
Neuraze this by its ANTIDoTE an all dis
caused by it disappears Rhodes Fever and
is this sntidote to Malara and it
harmless medicine The certificate of the ceebra
ted chemist, r. Chiffon of New York. this
every bottles therefore if does good
a
This is said Of Quinne. Arsenic, any
their is the
perfectly well for single In illustration
truths extracts from received
from Physician: a.. a, -.
JAS A. RHODES Ess-Dear Sir: Yours
hand arrived late last and the difficulty
getting any greatly increased from the fact
Tor with the public being than
that the remedy they needed to
| taking Quinine. contained the drug itselfi
it did net it. would
return with vgor. fhi circumstance deemed
in YOUR favor il could comparison between
| il and your CURE. The following is the result:
took Cure, all of which
Intermittent Fever of many weeks standing
Thew had tried Quinine and other occasionally
missing chill in all such lowy
laying the of other and
maades dsucceedin eecug radical of all three
with remedy and they have not had
chill since three of these the Smith's Tonic
had would before stated. break the chill
but after period had elapsed it would return.
| here Re &c WILLIAM BUcKNER. NJ. d.
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE. ANrIDoTE TO NAL
hsrmless remedy in existence is equally certain
a CURE. Take when feel the chill
coming on and you will never have single
| JAMES A. RHODES. Proprietor. Providence. R. I.
i Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, b. BLAKsLEY; Chicago
For sale in Evansville by HALLoCK sToDARD
Il KELLER. FARNSLEY CO..
i And Druggists Generally ie1Ismw
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
NIOFFAT,S LIVER PILLS.
A I'd
PHENTX BTT'TERS,

FREE MINE BAL PoIsoNs.
TWNHE great popularity which MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS and
BTTERs have attained, in of the
effected their renders
proprietor into particular analysis of
medicinal virtues properties Having been more
chan public having the united
tesmony Of more than ofpersons who
been employment of the perfect health by
them believed that their reputation the bestvegetabe
medicine before the public. admits of NO dispute In
city and village in the United States tn
many ready testify their efficacy in removing dis
giving to the whole system renewed Vsor and
health.
In cases of ScoRFULA ULCERS ScURvY ERuPT1oNs OF
the skin operation ofths truly
hinE often removing in few days vesge of these
Ioahsome diseases by their purifying effects on the eooo
FEVER DYSPEPSIA DRoPsY, PILES, and in shor
most yield their curative Nc
family should be without them by their timely much
an dering and expense be saved. Prepared BY
WILLIAM B. MOFFAT II. D., New York.
And for sale by KELLER, FARNSLE1 q ~
mis- Evansville. indiana,
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POLICE MATTERS.

BEFoRE RECORDER Mills JUNE 2IsT.--James Slit en-
gagged in extensive fight Saturday, with a mai
named Scott. the twain, furious the clothes
of each did suffer- until last they both found then,
selves nearly euIotfss. Stitt by the
Marshal, taken before Recorder, tried fined s.
and costs, Fine and costs paid.
JUxk e3D.--Chares Highly an old offender, was Great
Ing disturbance the P o. Saturday, He was
arrested b! the Marshal and confined in Jail until yes
ter+ay morning. when he was brought out before the
Ascora E and fined $40 and costs Fine and costs,
ole,ied Nry whisky was the cause of Hgbys di
sress.
oao W. y, Brown only got drunk once last
- ,ho, v.s an Monday morning, but alas for
r-aS.t..-. tbo,oug Nly drunk did he getthen that
c.,+.s" d him still as We say ''ia sfGtH
49, -. es l"u' m, ans mot sober yet
The Marshal took knowledge of a. >,dav ro,n;no
him with quarters in the safe until y, Reoo-on
lien he formed a business acquaintance TN
-unIucky acquainaaSee--G cost Brown IS AM cOs's'
JgsE 2s-oae n6 the important distinctions IL the
huaaaa race H. shat portion getsdrunS on the sa
bath asA aGsther dosT. John Mitchell, Of Erin
ausunaely belsass to the former class and Sunday
East he was eajoying glorious upsey having To-
ed himsef Main street. near the canal BRIDGE
John is an equal rights man, and thought that men of
sohriety had rght to according their pcoclivi
ties and keep se6er had right to be governed BY
his and get drunk. But truly de the cid copy
books say "many of maRy minds, &C.. &C." for
even On ths point John andth Recorder differed ma
teriay and honor having the prePonderanee of au-
thority in his favor decided against him. john Mitch
ellis Sunday drunk cost him 81 and costs He was
tried yasteriay morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BIT Up TOWN, ESQ.

Unsatisfactory morning at about7H O'Clock a
thermometer placed in the indicated temperature
of live. At the time the mercury stood at 90 in
doors. Not breath OF air stirring Saturday and the
Sabbath intensely warm, by far the hottest we
we have yet experienced this season.
Prc-NIc.-The picnic at Brands last Saturday went
'o finely large number of the young folks were out.
The intense heat the only detrmen to their SPORT
yet notwithstanding, dancing kept up with lively
spirit. The grounds well selected. delightful
spring Of very cold water at convenient distance sup
piled them with that essential luxury and be assured it
well patronized. Ice cream and superabundanee
of choice comestibles were provided. No accidents,
nothing at all occurred 10 their pleasure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24

FRED DOUGLASS IN THE CARs.-Recorder
Hollingsworth, who has just returned from a
trip northward, relates that on the cars his at
tention was attracted by we'll dressed negro,
who assuming very pompous air, remarked
that "the time was close at hand when the
colored gentleman might ride in first class
car throughout the United States, and be
treated deferentially."
Of course this excited the curiosity of the
worthy Recorder as to whom the conse-
quential "darkey'' might be. He accordingly
turned to another of the colored ''gemmen'
and said:
'fWhose boy is that?'
".What, SIR
II say whose boy is that?''
boy, sir. call him boy sir-he's no boy,
SIR, that's Mr.. friedrich Douglass. SIR
Palmyra (Ao.) Sentinel
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June

WAsHINGToN, June 20.
A few Southerners held meeting last night
to take into consideration the formation of a
commercial association, with constitution re-
quiring the members to pledge themselves to
give preference in bestowing their business
patronage to those at the North who respect
the sacred rights guaranteed the South by the
Constitution Of the U. S., and to withhold
from abolitionists as enemies to the best inter-
ests of our common country, as far as practic-
able the influence which lucrative commerce
always bestows.
1t is proposed to establish business Office
in New York before the commencement of the
fall trade, the agent to take such measures as
will effect the design.
The publication of periodical is likewise
contemplated. Circulars will soon be sent
throughout the South inviting the co-opera-
ton Of planters and business men. The sub
ject will be brought before the Southern Com
mercial Convention to be held in Savannah in
December next.
This programme has been submitted to
Northern as well as Southern Congressman
for their consideration.
A Mormon Leader Shot.
DETROIT, June 10.
At Beaver Island on the 18th, James J.
Strang, Mormon leader, was shot by two of
his former followers, receiving three balls in
his body. One of his assailants afterwards
struck him severe blow with his pistol
The last advices, which are to noon, 18th,
state that Strang was still alive, but his stu
alton was considered dangerous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24

The Pelican laid here Sunday and
half of yesterday. She took on good deal of
tobacco for New Orleans at 81 per hid.
The little steamer Evansville, after a
long absence, visited us yesterday on her way
t. Louisville from Memphis.
THE Diamond did not get here till ten
O'Clock Sunday night and went no further
down. Business and bars detained her.
There were nine steamers here SUM-
day, and they dropped in pretty fast yesterday
No improvement reported in the river.
- The Bowling Green brought down an
other heavy load of tobacco yesterday from
Green River, which she put out here, and was
last evening preparing for her return trip.
We thank the officers of the Empire
for package ofNew Orleans papers. forward
ed as by the packet High-Flyer. The Empire
left New Orleans last Saturday week
The Southerner was here yesterday
morning from St. Louis, having made her regu-
lar time. She had good many passengers on
board, but of course little freight. We thank
Mr.. Archer, first clerk, for st. Louis papers o.
Saturday evening.
- The st. Louis news of Saturday ever
ing says:
No change worth noticing has taken plaf I
in the river here since yesterday. Boats il
lasteven ;ng from the Ohio, Upper Mississippi
Illinois and Missouri Rivers, report them al
falling. Weather this morning warm anc
pleasant.
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iel2 TENNEY q SORENSON
Iagonda Agricultural Works.

New York SeIf-Raking Reaper, $50.
The simplest strongest durable widest cut and light
draft Raker The Gearing in
IRON FRAME.
New York Hand Raking Reaper, SIZES.
these Reapers have built an used
with universal Width Of cut feet Easy work
fort two hors Tho best Hand Raker made.
Ketcbum,S Patent Mowers S1I5s
s. EXTRA.
The same Combined to Reap $40 additional, $l35.
eight thousand of these Mowers have been
all portions of the country Their value and
capacity are well known and Acknowledged.
SeymOur,x Grain Drill d Grass So yeF,
SeVenty-fiVe Dollars,
The mo teouplete ofits class.
Portable cider Mill
and Press, SIS.
With solid Zinc ROers-w make from six to eight barrels
of cider rer day, Every Farmer should have
Revolving Cutters, &c. &c. Transport
to purchasers Letters answered promptly
AN ~ WARDER, BRoKAw & CHILD.
Springfield. Clark Co., Ohio.
JOHN s, MITCHELL. Agent
mv23-Ivd3w Evansville, Ind.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
MONDAY, June 73.

MONDAY. June 70.
n. O. cen. from Bowling Green to Evansville,
y. W. Ohsesman, from S. Louis to Cincinnati.
Southerner. from do to Louisville.
Evansville. from Memphis to do.
Cumberland Valley. from Cincinnati 10 Cairo.
Kate Sarchst. louisville to do.
J. Tompkins, from Louisville to do.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION ROOMS.

AUCTION ROOMS.
Old House, of Main Third streets
dately opposite the Washington Hotel,
MMAVING leased for term of fitted mn tha
A above we'll known stand, prepared re-
ceive sale auction kinds Of
and die; household furniture horses
gies, etc..
Cash advances made on con gnments when required
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
commenenga 9o'clOck. A, NJ Also Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gas light,
Ou-do0rsales estate promptlv
We weekly receiving. and have now on hand large
and assortment of FURNITU Re- consisting ofsla
spindle and bannister backs scroll scoop rim
back othce french. Jenny Lind. Bsste wood seat
Chairs mahogany and rose wood Chairs Elizabeth
ehars spring seat rockers soeiable centre
card dining and breakfast tables light stands
lounges mirrors tine common and misses bedseads,
cinnati prices.
We have Alo hand variety ofnotans jewelry
Violns aecordeons, pocket cutlery guns pistols whps
etc.. etc. which we will sell reduced prices for cash
wholesale retail. WOOLSEY 4 NELSON
mv9 kn.t:s
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THETOTHE SPRINGS,
oil q (nHmfN. Ind

Pike County, Ind,
HE subscribers invite the attention of the health and
pleasure seeking public Springs located thirteen
miles which place daily line OF
The medicna the water
ed aud having just completed large and spacious Hotel
entertain in the best style. The
Springs situated in the deepest forest shade of
ty which together with the other inducements makes this
Retreat health pleasas-
seeker. to be four in The State
TERns-S4 Medical attendance ehaIced extra
jel3-lwd3mw+ BROWN & MORTON. Projectors.
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COAL coal,

VIE Bediam Coal C1mpany Of EyaRsyile nd gfer to
wharf Evansville.
The quality of the coal being undouk tedy the
Ohio, is well which
receiving freight Evansville would
by eoa1iHg there.
mon nd nd nj tn his off mi
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR TO R. BARGS'
RE now receiving and opening desirable stock Of
A spring and summer goods consisting in every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Challas
Berages Robes Lawns Brilliantes Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and Neopotaa.) Ribbons. Lace Edgngs Gloves and
Hoseingi variyCIohs Cassmeres Pant and
Vesting n rich profusion sc.
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PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES,

PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES,
@p II. BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
nm citizens Evansville and r3unding
(having been engaged in the Lumber for
raj and selecting choice article
ture) has opened Yard Carpenter street Kratz
Heman's Foundry and is wholesale
RETAIL cheaper than before offered in this city
ell
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.JEWELRYW

would respectfully inform the citizens
of Evansville and vicinity that he just
and receiving and large of Jewelry
all kinds direct from New York which he would ask the
attention of those DESTROYS purchasing. His goods all
and OF The latest and will be sold for cash the
lowest possible prices.
All kinds of Watches and pieces repaired .
ed. CHAS RARNUM
On First street three doors below Posofee at the
stand formerly occupied by G. Goshen.
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m. FAHNESTOCK IL co.,
Orner Wood and First Sts., PittSbur rig i,

h. 3. FAEINESTOCk IL CO.,
Corner Wood and First Sts.s Pittsburg,
IMPORTERS ERS
Drugs Medicines Chemicals Dye Stuhs Paints Lnseed Oil,
Varnishes Window Glass. Glassware. Surgical In
struments, Lard Oil. Turpentine, Patent Medi-
cines. Perfumery. Brushes. Alcohol,
Tanners Oil. Sperm Oil. Whale
Oil, and Spices.
MANUFACTURERS OF
WHITE LEAD RED LEAD AND LITHARGE.
%WTE have on hand for sale 800 tons of WHITE
WV LEAD packages of Is So 100 200 800 aud 500 lbs
which be full Weight strictly pure and
unsurpassed by any in quality
New ork and Phadelphia to
advantage of all changes in the market we are enabled
faborable terms rs Eastern iobbing houses.
B. A Fahnesock's Vermifugs furnished with English,
- "a Spanish directions. mh12-3mw
-VVIOVU w SRE,-I5 do1 fancy and common Bas-
~ Estst dos Clothes Baskets; dog Ohdreas hin and
10y ohaiEsJ .Ogsther with GEN ,aw prices
ana ns Sooe are for sals 81 our u W S. vICKERY-
nUIELRV HAMS sppply of these very s. I S
NK Hanls per steamer owing Green req 9;sOT
@yls HERsHBERGER & o. SSoN--
AE A9ONs BLACKENG.-5o de1 Mason's ehails1E
myaf 'kS I. & D. HKTMANE-
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s|PHTGH NN.ss
Clerks they bought more Goods then
VM we will be able to sell the in
der to AVOID the like occurrence have given
sell the Goods at much less than rates
70 my eastomers and all others who want bargains Dry
Goods. would respectfully your time TO 'rteh
in.'' FMRTcti
ap12 Main street three doc rs below second
MCKINNEY & COOKE,
WATER STREET. BETWEEN LOCUST STREETS
AV just received large supply of fine and
~ cheap Mantillas fine Application
Collars Cemizett Undersleeves and finest
s'rtment of Embroideries bought market
They invite asPeedy call from all the citizens
and surrounding
before purchasing they promise to sell anT
tce in their house the lowest prices
come and all MOO
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS In

WpUTTER AND EGGS
MD 80 lbs Table Butter; Ioc doz Eggs for sale by
my29 CALDWELL a. LANGLEY
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TNNIN PLATE.-
IL 200 boxes J. @. and J. x. Tin Plate;
100 do Roofing do;
l27 bds Sheet Iron assorted reed and sale by
my30 SAMUEL ORR.
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FENHE CYPREss POND DRAINING COMPANY. incorporated
by Of the last Legislature Kentucky have about
$4,000 worth dtchng be done through their lands
Union county for which they will cash. the
work done and will make advances equal so cent
the work done each after the MONTH the work
in July and be finished in December
The land will be and full particulars by
applying A L. Churchill Geo. Henshaw Dr. j. d. Ames
Geo. Payne livii the land Clerk of the
Board In Morganfeld, Ky.
ap24 Pm d&w WILLIS G. HUGHES.
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HAVANA SUGARS boxes reed per NisgaIa.
III n sale by s.. GIL BERT & CO..
my2I Syc. Water
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COKE Ann COAL TAR.

COKEAND COAL TAR.
LII persons wishing to buy Coke Coal Tar Of the Gas
IN Company requested to call the office Of the
Locust between and I'd pay
advance; hereafter coke will be delivered
works without an order from the President.
my1 O. G. KEATS, Pfes't.
Pa. CARB. sODA.-4O hsf5ssls reed and for sale By
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CITY COLLECTORS SALE.
EDY the Common Council of the city
FD of Evansville 20 me directed delivered. Colec-
city will Thursday. the 26th day of June.
of the Court House in Evansville between
hours snd four M offer for sale and sell that
No. hundred and eighty
(IsI), hundred and ejghtytwo (ls2) in
he Donation enlargement of said city, much there
may necessary satisfy the Of thirey dol
cents laying brick sidewalks in
front Of said Lot on Main street; twenty Go
Main street. in front
said lot amounting fifty dollars and fifty two cents
and also TO satisfy the costs of said sale
ieI2-2t JOHN FARRELL, City Collector.
THE CREDITORS OF THOs. HEADEN. DECD
N Court earliest possible in order to facili-
tate the settlement of the estate
EDWARD BURTIS,l Aan;,;s.r,.or.
jeI2 3w WIN. ATCHES0N, :
KW ADDER, 81 CT cask Nader; Dbl Salt Petre;
I'VE bags Pepper bags Spice, just recd per Yuba by
my7 u. ID. COOK q SUN
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CITY COLLECTOR,S SALE.

XLEs $50 sett Buggy and Wagon s1ies for sale by
~ my3 SAMUEL ORR
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NOTICE.

w rs; NJ. DONALDSoN would respectfully inform the
iaoes OF lille and its vicinity that che has taken
next door to Mr. rubin Harris dwelling the
ner OF second and Oak
ence in Dress making and Bleaching doing inds
and Nsapolan nneis aud she
work neat and reasonable to invite public
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PRINCE a. COPS MELODEONs,

Ezl-wITH divided SWELL secured by letters pat
EEE-=s-f tent, May z3d 1855.
m n n n By of this swell, solo passages may
v v ube played with the full power Of the i1strH-
ment while the is soft and subdued Here
after all the Melodeens made by Prince Co.. will be fur
nished with this attachnent without extra charge.
Prince & Co. could realize handsome fortune by
ofrghs Manufacturers bat they
in their instruments only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24

AVING my Tailoring establishments 20 Main str
opposite Court House. wedd invite the
inspection thas
show thenCc nsissiog OF French Eng
Cloths Doeskns and Cassimeres of
shade and price, Silk Satin and Linen Veng suitable for
the season, which will make order
the reasonable prices for cash.
There having goods if they can't be sold Cali
temen only like Baize
in the rehearsal, you must be id odd fsh - ,x-
my13-1m DAVID O'NEiL.