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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29

ATOTICE.-We beg leave to remind customers that
~ one year ago, announced to them that
would be due annually the LIST of January
July of each In accordance with this arrangement
.ywll be waited on In few days.
dts PAYNE & CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29
MERCHANDISE. &C.


II a FANCY HARDWARE, w ii LIE AL q a. ~
RETAIL Spring.. lsjJ-Hain Street, {gReabuSi "a "a
We have Just received supply for the Spring, Or
Cutlery, Guns Pistols Hunting Tackle building
Materials Carpenters Mllwrghs and Smith Tools arm
ing Utensils Carriage and Buggy Trimmings saddery Shoe
Findings Floor and Table OH Cloths, Plated Goods
" ind, Corniea and Shades Wood and Willow Ware House
Keeping articles every description Fishing Tackle
Ac which renders stock the most extensive aud
yet offered for public favor, and embracing
a greater variety than any In the state
Those desiring purchase will md superior class OF
goods aud satisfactory prices and all who wish merely TO
see many articles that entirely aen, we shall take eIea
pleasure In showing oihfSos O. phV
apl l2d&cts
- CO.PARTNERsn1PN OTICE.-Wch have
~ this entered into partnership, under the Sye
T. 81 and firm af SILvEKTHoKN Cliff. for the trans
- action Watch aud Jowelry business, In the store
heretofore occupied by H. Sycrtorn Main street. Lynch
Woaye opened large and beautiful stock OF
Watches Jewey and Sveware which will compare favor
sv fr s,ye and quality with any house In the State 1t
a uur,ose 10 Keep hand always the best aid newest
of goods line and 10 sell them AT fair and reasona
m prices article sold by VIII be aranled to DO
as represented a.
va shall give attention especially to the repairs OF line
watches one firm being practical MATCHMAKER and
las ennyod for number years the advantages afford by
one me largest North from which he has received
he highest testimonials for integrity and capacity.
we very respectfully Invite the public 10 examination OF
our stock Of which shall speak more particularly hereaf
A'A'-'-''
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29
CLOTHING, BOOTS, sHol IS, HATS, &C

CLOTHING, BOOTS, SH Oh Is, HATS, &C.
HATS! uATsH UATs!!.- Spring ca
IL FASHIONS FOR ls56-SrIr ZEi / dlintroduce ES0
the Spring style Dress Hat the first San rday In March
for the Inspection Of his and the pnbhe generally
which will be found lis In this market in beau
ty STYLE quality finish Also lot o. beautiful stye
soft Hats for young Gents An those esi ing fine Dress Hats
eclipse thing In this market wi W ease call at the sign
of the BLUE HAT
All kinds made order viii tness and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed over MS usual. - q
mar 3ts NM SllIIEN.
NOR FACTORY MEN.-Rccciwct this day mems
II boys Hats Caps Prices frrn l2i to 70 cents
Also boys thick aud Bro at the lowest
possible prices Callat LOUIS l.. Al tMlSrEADS,
dec 5-ts near Farmers aud virginia hanks
Meas FurmishiHU Z. Oeds.$h irt >. Cola rs "nd
Ivu drawers all af superior make also N
rshrs Stocks, Neck Tics, uadkercliei Gloves &e, &c
cheap orcash tdee S-sl NNM Il. fA1h,
A CARD.--unving sold my In c-s In the pa
IA Gallery, in this place, To AMES kEAGf,
wou respectfully Him III IA vorable attention
of the public skfl Artist and gent whom they
rely Come then and secure of his inimabe AM
In taking leave, would return thank TO the liberal
ronage kind attention roce cd from public du,
| ring aresdenao of over eight years T. r. GIBBS.
oe Its Rep copy.
UMPORTATION.-LY SPORT
ING WARE-IIOU SE--whcre he fnu d the largest
assortment Double Single
Rifles; English SefCokmg Five Shoe Colts Al
lens Thurbers Revovers and Single ri sos Pow der
Nipple Eley Cocks and G. d. Per, usslon Caps
ads Wire Cartridges, all Sizes Curt n Harveys
and American Powder all KIND Compress
Ballcts Bnck and Small shot, Liquor Flas KS Rogers
Pocket Cutlery bowie Knives Razors fine sortment
Monies Gold, Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
every thing in line TO suit un makers
We lot OF premium Rifles hand Repa iring dono
| with despatch, and warranted, by -
| " VIM H. A. &. FISHER, oppos to the
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KIM B0es DnoE 0moKnNG ToDAGCO
WV - 0bsy tfsS6AAeesl eTABLER JONES.
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DLEAsE READ THIS NOTICE.-An persons
owing accounts and bins TO me- are most earnestly re-
1uesed to forward and settle as waiting for tho
money to go North, lsep 7tsl b. II LEWIS.
lNOK RENT.--A small House near Mr. Warren 49,
M,' about two acres , enclosed anda E
mar 96dts, JOHN noLLINs,
X ecp yo"r Feet Wnr".-,ust received, by Express,
~ fresh lot of over Gaicrsa great protection TO the
aneles aud feet lie ltsl VIM l.. PAGE.
actory s"i,..-loo Suits Factory hands including
Coat Pants aud Shirt at and 81 the suit Those
price the same those furnished by our
Petersburg house To all the principal factories In that
dec l1'ts BURROUGHS, slAFER Il 60.
T"s, received by Expires. another lot Of those
- superior Fieeeed Cotton Hose,
dec lot. JAS A. sTIGLER co.
NEW CONcERN.-Thc undersigned have this
day entered into 60 for the purpose Of cary"
Of wM II GEO C. JOHNSON, and hope to receive
liberal share of patronage
They are prepared to do all kinds of House. PAINTING from
~ hneEt the most common style Their facilities for this
In addition to House Painting they prepared to do saN
fiNlN" dlihNa, iRoNziNG STAINING and GLASS, also,
Whitening and ornamenimg side walls and eeilngsNi the
Shop for the present opposite the Norycll House
WM. X JOHNSON,
fe e6dlmSe3t GEO. G. JOHNSON.
HDuMPs, PuMPs.-J"si received from IN.
manufacturers a fun supply Of Pumps of various sizes
Also large stock of Lead Pipe, sizes which offer
cd Tor eas at eNemey low prices at the Stove and Range
NHenon-e, Nan street Ina l4tltsl {. $. BLISS.
LNIsK's uCHURsAL CAsEs-uhmyc
Just received new supply of these Cases altogether diff
eh IN shape and appearance but all the unrva
ed advantages of the old style
The Increasing popularity these Cases, evidenced by
Their almost universal adoption both the North South
the best recommendation their many admirable properties
Mahogany Walnut aud Poplar Collins kept constantly
hand of every size.
uras attended with promptness and despatch all pos
hbie attention pad Charges materially reduced
DC 27.ts-Rcp copy. A. WINSTON
eat Cutters Went Cutters Just receive ed lot
AA OF very superior IRON MEAT CUTTERS cutting san
sage meat and ineng for pies which superior any
1lpVa
aTy adapted for family also butchers being subsan
mhy hac Please call and examine them they are
~ great demand and will he gone Agricultural
| Depotof H. WUIrTEMoRE pItn
Just below the Norvell House. and adjoining the
an Carriage Repository of Capt j. II. Bailey,
ny N''S Main street, Iynchburg
HALL iSJ5.--NEW DRY GOODS-3HlIIp
| W. AhNE IS now opening at Kyle's Coreer Mai,
street large aud superior Dry Goods eonsi
hg OF every THU To be had in that line, tssp az
ndirs' Hubbcrs.-I have just opened supp1y of a,
IA dies Sandal and Buskn Rubbers-very nice ~ " SO"
fc Its
(tLOTHS, CASsIMERES AND vEsTuNC.
~ al qualities at reduced prices
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29

Il ,"dic.' Hubbcrs-I have just opened a supply of !,
- dlcs Sandal and Buskin Rubbers-very nice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29

aetory Suiis.-lOO Suits for Factory hands including
II Coat Pants aud shirt, at and 81 the suit Those
the last named price the those furnished
Petersburg house To all the principal factories In that city
dee l7.ts BURROUGHS SHAFER a. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29

lust received by Express another lot Of tho
- superior Fleeced Cotton Hose
dec lots JAS A. STIGIER & co
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IL ecp yOWr Feet WnrD..-.iust received by Express
IN fresh lot of over Gacrs-a great protection
auees aud feet. lfe l-tsl WIN. l.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29

IDIEDWONT WORKs.-GRANVlLLE JORDAN
l. having purchased an interest in the Piedmont Works
Lynchbnrg the business will hereafter be conducted
the and under the style of JORDAN CURLE. They
will be thankful to the former patrons of the establishment
oonnuance of their and the public
their favors They pledge themselves to all work
their line with fidelity, neatness and dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN,
SEPTEMBER GOTH 1863 GEO. G.. CURLE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
Rightly said, Master Bull !

EUROPEAN IaNoRANcE OF AMERroA.--The
French and English journalists are discussing
American politics with good deal more flu
Iency than knowledge. Even the Times, which
is supposed to be better informed on foreign
affairs than the generality of its cotempora-
ries, makes some very ridiculous blunders and
hazards some extraordinary predictions It
terms Kansas, for instance, I" a neck of land !"
and grayely tells It's readers. that the admis-
sion Of that turbulent territory into the Union.
as free or slave State, viii determine the
question of freedom or slavery with respect
to the States which at some future time may
be formed out of the wild lands now lying be-
tween Kansas and the Pacific
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
An Elegant Cuisine.

! The annexed account OF a spendid kitchen
we obtain from the Paris correspondent Of
one of the Eastern papers. The French lady
must be some such character as Thereas in
the Wilhelm Meister of Goethe, who therein
poetize housewilery at most extravagant
rate:
There resides in the Rue de la Chaussee
d'Antin, in Paris, worthy lady who makes
a single apartment in her house more elegant
than all the rest combined. This grand apart
ment is-the kitchen. Whenever this lady
receives company, all sUrts of ingenious plans
are formed and every description OF little ar
tifices employed to induce their guests, with
out actually asking them to have peep at
this den, generally kept as much as possible
in the back ground for obvious reasons
(Nothing is so disgusting to d true epienre ss
the smell of cookery) In most houses, there
fore, the kitchen is as far distant from the
|drawngroom as possible.
In this instance, on the contrary, the local
topography is SO arranged that many persons
wishing TO go out, mistake the door, and just
as they are about hastily backing out, are ac-
costed by the most dlzzhng OF cooks, who
cries, with a smiling air, "It's the kitchen,
Walk in, if you pleased" By this time the
glance of the visitor has taken in all sorts OF
unexpected things hung around the room, and
he is induced to enter this curious boudoir-
kitchen The walls and the floor are compoS-
ed of mosaic bricks of numerous colors, the
prevailing being blue and white. Gas burners
issue from rare and beautiful china saucers, or
burn through the artificial wicks antique
lamps.
The dressers and closets are covered with
FURNISHED copper, and contain the thousand
and one utensils of the cuisine, all shining
with dazzling polish; the kitchen girl being a
Highland lass; who spares neither brick dust
nor muesle in keeping up the proud reputa
ton for cleanliness of her country. What is
most surprising in this model kitchen is to
see the sauce pans and grid-irons, bright as SO
many new matches hung up with rose-eolored
ribbons Evidently these utensils consume
more ribbon than even Madames bonnet.
A short time ago the friends OF the propri-
etress of this simple establishment hegged her
to give a breakfast in this elegant kitchen
She consented, on one condition.; the guests
should, themselves, cook the breakfast they
were to eat and afterwards they were to wash
the dishes and put everything back in the
same order in which they found it. The stip-
ulation was stoically accepted. Two ladies
who hava four or five hundred thousand francs
a year to spend, the lady of an admiral, a
duchess, and the wives of two foreign minis
ters, were present on the occasion and took
part in the novel proceedings. The dish
washing of these fashionable butterflies must
| have been amusing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22

RoBBEBY.-A gentleman from Indiana was
robbed in St. Louis, on Friday last Of heavy
amount of gold,
He had a check on the banking house of
Presbury & Co., for So, $50, and presenting it
at their counter drew the amount IN gold,
which be placed in carpet bag, intending
probably to use the money in short time, or
take it away from the city. On going to
Barnum's Hotel he set the carpet bag down on
the floor near his feet, and began a conversa-
ton with some one standing on the opposite
side of the office counter While SO engaged,
SOME adroit rogue who had no doubt seen him
draw the money, and followed him forthe pur-
pose, succeeded in stealing the carpet sack
and making off with it, undiscovered
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22

EVANSVILLE, IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 2a 1856.
J5e 9ailp yourIaI
90 wArIoNAL cELnacTza.

1t is very difficult for Transatlantic nations
to understand how it is that after the fury ana
whirlwind Of political passion, we can 50 sud
denly calm down and aeguiesce in the result oil
the contest. John Bull, himself so slow to
move. so pcnderous when in motion, and SO
tenacious OF purpose, is especially liable to de-
ceiVe himself with respect to Brother .Jona-
than. lie imagines that because these were
once English Colonies the people who now ia-
habit them possess the Ens lish temperament
Never was theirs greater mistake. The in
Hdenee Of ciinats tie setiziuass Ageuske inte
play; our political institutions, so liberal as to
tread on the very verge Of license; cur extra
ordinary nervous energy, and our constant
craving to be something greater and better
than we are, have given stamp Of originality
to the American character which has vet to
be taken into consideration, before any eccu-
rate estimate can be formed of US as a people
We are accustomed to speak of ourselves as
Anglo -Saxons. Edward Everett more proper
ly calls US Anglo-NOrmans; but. in strict point
of fact, we are an analgau of all the Euro
pean races, with the AngIo-Norman element
During the two centuries which have elaps-
I'd since the date of the earlier settlements, we
nave been silently but steadily acquiring ma
ional character, almost as distinctly marked |
IS that of the English themselves, and phys
cal peeuliarities not less recognizable. Wei
ire OF acompound type, and possess COM
pound temperament. We are becoming a |
saunt, bony, restless, nervous. energetic, self
eliant race; impulsive yet tractihle; passion
tie yet foIgiying; with strong sectional prejn-
ices-the result Of early training, or of local
withan intensely conservative
whenever any real danger menaccs the FEEDER
i Unicn. Let but our countrymen once be-
ome Conscious that their "Americanism" is
that their existence as . nation is
with extinction, and from She wilds /
If Maine to the far Pacific they would rise as
me man in defence of that unity which has
made them what they are, and without which
hey would sink to the level of the petty and
turbulent republics on our Southern border
Baltimore Pat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
NUMBER 73.

ENGLISH AEaRoPHILlsM DEcLINING.--Ths
Liverpool Post states that the prior publica-
ton, in London, Of Mrs. Stoves new anti
slavery novel. has not realized the success an
ticipated. After praising g Uncle Toms Cab
m" as the best thing Of the kind ever written.
and speaking boldly Of her book on her pre-
vious tour in Europe, the Post says:
1t turns out that we are weary of Mrs.
Stowe, as Mrs. Stowe, and that the nigger ID
not just at present up'' in the market Her
new accounts Of the slave lie in the States
has fallen dead on the market-to the dsmay
Of she publishers who speculated in popular
lty that was fictitious, and does not endure
tho test. We are in good humor with Jona.
than now, and are not prepared to applaud the
literary art winch makes money by setting
great confederation by the ears on a topic de-
on events, and not on logic, for ita
political treatment.
Rightly said, Master BULL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22

ENyERY Of the above will he found we'll ADAPT
L ed e and true preventative of the immense quant
ties Goods arrived the well known Store of
WEE1. s4OeEV Sstsaft q Co.,
Main and Having assortment and
selection Goods in she variety tyles colors
shades in quautv and quality any and thing
which yother house bited tak parteu
friends and in Evansville
and vicinity give a call We extend invitation in
particular the fair assuring them that every article
gnafIe I'M der name Dry Goods En- roideres
French Seotch) Fancy Goods Manillas White
of every des.rption Shawls Millinery and Straw
floods he the richest choice and most varied
sortment fully convinced that satisfy the
satisfy olsm respecting
CotHinV 1feVery Kind and cut
every demand fashion color quality
the piece goods Tome convinee yourselves
m WM. LOEW WENTHAL & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22

" A. ~ SEUASE1@ <Ala - " ~ ~ IL AAGESSs
ASIAEKLIN q Reilly beg leave 10 call the attention to
~ their friends AID eu7toers their large and we'll
eead # prng and summer dry goods reed
during iheHat weeks comprising of the desir
ale stocks he ound in the which they whole
sale and yetail their customers and the public generality
alto prices for cash prempt time huTers con-
t Ia part the fol0WiRgBroAd cloths blaeE and apey
eres and rweeds. white. ba and fancy Mgrsae and
k festngs. Cotonafe Crntnu cloths aud fauys
Linen Drills rich Caieoes Of Philip Allen. spragues Bne
state ~ 2nd other rich printed French and Scotch Jac0
A a1d Lawns eh printed French Robes plain and salty
striped beress black eoored Grape Man+z
plain anf fnghanas
and ohli Lanes white Grape Sbawis blae
and a1ey silk shawl rich sta shawls md blaek
e lace Cses Sioria antique Parasoa silk and bingham
relias Panama. Leghorn and Braid Hats English
and faney Rnunets rich tonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Palm eaf and neT FaHs hoosand shnes Carpets and
stair OIL Cloth and printed window blinds with
great variety of Trimmngs, small wares and fancy goods
&c. SHANKGTN e REIBY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
THE HAZ4R0 POwDBR COMPANY.

CG4 ~ IN I'D Cd w 04 @ n a
reduced their prices to eorrePogd with the
kno brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder in and rauisters. Also uupowder for
Blasting Mining prisng full assortment Of quae
and kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give entire
sati4faetion.
standard their Powder which has Dyed the
highest ton than twenty five viii he
other manufacture of the kind in
the world.
dealers and as6 ut the off the
Company, No. SO Wall cor Water street. New York.
G. HAZARD. President.
u Do4rGr Seetv my end
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
WHEELER & WILSON'S
is X w / II G NJ A G. HIN ES

S9HEsE Machines operate entirely new princi
pie. using NO shuttle, hut needle and twn threads
They have been in operation in the bands families
eiently long to give them horOughtria
and have given entire satisfaction.
hey are pie in construction and highly ornameR
tai al well as useful fitted to adorn 1adys TarN
~ less conspicuous position in theshop of the
sas been object furnish Machine that weui be
Dres and Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar 3anufacurers
&C. We oon6dant that Machines the presen form
are the best e'-er offered to the public.
Thousands of families testify their
kinds family sewing while Shirt Collar Mannfactu-
yaeknowedge their superiority all
their work.
Ar examination ofthe Machines sreseetfully
at Hopkins q Reads, r. o. READ
epi7tf Sole Agent for Southern India
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
TRAVELERsS HOME,

Formerly BUthSS EGeRd 'HaVerns
YNHE taken the above well known house.
q and reftted FeurnisAd throughout in the
The accommodations will be second % no other house
in Evans-ite gooi for Bcardert ard keen
well snnpl ed table market will a7ori ard
sanahIe Attached the house IS good Bowling Alley
Travellers wiz receive ard +heir cattle
we'll taken care OF auTT1-tf VIM 4. THOMAS.
4FrTS boxes very superior Ch aase inst reed by
90 aug27 -ry sFERSHBERGER e. "a PS0N.
GNRTSTT II1ssES VgN &c Ar 10 bbls warrRted pure
auga7 manu- A''@ ''' HERsHBERaER & CARS ON,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
wrEEnTHs, HEEsEaNe.LNEN.
NEyV FAMILY GROCEEs

wETE have bought the taken the store for7eFy
NV occupied by T. Bacon Co.. Main street. opP9Ss
Branch BAN and have made large addOns 70 tneI
stock with sh gements for future suPpies as
promising citizens Evansville and vicinity a
variety reles Of Family Groceries ass
house in city exerton -
give cases hope receive liberal na
Give ms trial All Goods delivered free OF charge
mhIs HERSHBFRGER & CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22

TyT EW RO0HS.-
"a The life and Advsn +ureg Of Beckworth;
The Martins Of Crs Martin. by Lever: just outi
Abbntt's Franconia Stories. complete set;
Steel Enrgavings OF Fillmore, Buchanan and Fremont.
% cents eseA:
LIVES OF Buchanan aud Fremont;
Fillmore and Fremont songs the camragn. iustreed
and for sale by sepI2 -DOBELL & LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
KOCN EIAVEN EOR NALE.

-. WISHING retire from active business to my
f.sr farm. offer this place for sale On it Is e
HIKE I eommoaiOus Tavern House, large three story
1is Wal ehOuse. also one Of Frame Pork House
with capacity slaughter from 400 to SEQ hogs
with Stables all out-buildngs. It
s stone landing good depth of and all times
goo Dry Goods and Gro
eery Trade and is widely kno shipping pon second
Ohio river from Louisville TO Evans
VILE The location ehara ter of the business of the
pe mperatvey require other branches of business to he
eondueed viz: Tobacco Stemmery &C., &C., all
av necessary the demands of the public and
which if done the general business
place amazingly large section of th9 coun try from whe
time M trade derived (for want of roads)
nd nearer this point than other will short time be
this place Gas order been issued from court
for the openip roads For further ad-
dress 1SobA1 n w, ~ y,
iy9-tdS NUN IIaNe ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22

EHROOREs AND WASHBO OARBS.-
8 D IS dol Fancy and Shaker BroOms;
doz Wash Boards 80 exs arc hi-nEs " heatotsronj
Is hbls Pearl Barley; bbls ost eali
pan Soap65 hxs fancy Kerse Bar soap;
5hhds prime Sugar; - bbls syrup Moiasses;
70 nF-htls M: Loaf pow'd Sugar.
;a2e l. q D. HEIMAEN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
z. III. COOK & SON,
WH0EEsALE AND RETAII. DEALERS IN
GsEOCEREE ~ PROV ESzONSs
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
WHOLES ALE DEP ARTNENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.

RETAIL DEP 4RTNIENT,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNEh
FH f. COOK begs his friends in Evansville and
neighborhood their favors freely bestowed
ne has been business amongst them end takes
opportunity introducing their notice his Mr
A. 0oK whom he has taken into gartnerhip from this
date and soleits for firm Y. II. Cook SON.
the literally conferred on
H. IT, Cook SON having taken the busisess premises ano
M stock of Mr. M w Foster feel
hev will he enabled supply the citizens OF
Evansville every they require in the Gro
Gerry Provision line. T. Fl G. Son wish especially to
draw the attention persons the country having
of v kind to dspose increased facility taxi
heir stock supplying the st heir with all
required in the prices that
must ensure their orders or the future. feb2-tf