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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

PRESIDENTIAL KLECTORs,
AUGUSTIN 0LIVERA, GEO. FREANOR.
L. DELLA T0RRE, A. c. BRADFORD.
YoR CONGRESS.
CHARLES L. SCOTT. of Tuolunne.
JOSEPH c. McKIBBEN,....... .of Sisrra.
FOR CLERK or SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES s. FAIRFAX. of faba
PoR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
ANDREW J. MOULDER,. of San Francisco.
Regular Democratic County Nominations.
FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
JAMES S. LONG,
Ii. j. MORRISON.
UoR ASSESSOR,
JOHN II. LILLARD..
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.
A. G. MORSE.
Fon ~ORoNER
DIR. J. b. BROWN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
FOR CONSTABLE,

TOM NALL, of spanishowB, is a Candidate
for Constable OF Oregon Townshpa The ensuing cleo
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

JOHN 3. KEETCH announces himself as candi-'
date for Justice of The Peuce for Wyandotle Town
ship.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
A word for Butte county.

e-gr DIR. A. BALL, ostrs his professional SER
vices lothe Ciiizvus of OroNile md vicinity, having
had much aud long eSrcre1frs iii the treatment OF
the varors diseu incident To tiis climate he hopes
10 give satisfaction
speciape,tunt!en given 10 diseases Of private ma
ture Rheumatism. &C., which he ean cure without HE
use of mercury.
OrpIcs, front soon, No. II, United siatos Hotel
up htsiys-OIuvihe. "ci'u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

JOHN :. BERRY Announces himself a cauidnte
for Justice of he Peace of Ophir Township, ut ihe
coming election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
NIARRIEDr

In Bidweii, On the 25th uii., b, J'sice Conner Mr..
Wine, Stearns of New Hampshire, 10 Miss Elizabeth
Cluyd of Missouri
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
FOR CONSTABLE

IT. ". CALkUW announces himself as cand.
date for Constable OF ophir To~Dshp subject to the
nomination OF the Democraiic onyention. ocl4.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

Please announce lie name Of rlIUMA WELLS
for Justice of the Peace ior 0phir Township. and
obligea HOST OF FRIENDS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIRE STI FRUIT

Just pseived ut the pioneer Variety Store and
Yankee Notions Depot" " Washington Block. Myers
street. 81 door from Montgomery.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SUPERVISOR.

J. w. RUFFUM is "a candidate Tor Supervisor III
District No..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03

1g" JUST RECEIVED. an Invoice of fine Paint.
ed Cottage Furniture. at e. Scriber's Furniture Ware.
Rooms. Montgomery street, nearly opposite the st.
Nicholas Hotel ocl3l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03

Eay- Fresh fruit Of all kinds ami in large
quantities, has just been received at the Pi-
oneer Variety Store.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03

PoR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
ANDREW J. MOULDER,. +. of San Francisco.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22


Ieral hundred dollars. The career of both
parties fora number of years is detailed in
the Mirror with great minuteness.
At Newark, n, j., in 1854, the elder Abbot;
lit is alleged, was married to Mrs. Elizabeth
Roberts who soon discovered that he had Q
wife living in Syracuse, n. Y. He was vcon7
sequently arrested for sigamy, convected and
sentenced to ten years IN the New Jersey PEN
itentiary, but was pardoned out after seven
months detention. A Miss Gardner, of West.
moreiand, n H., states that she married the
same man, under the name of Dr. Lyman An
drews, in. 1852. In Sussex County, N. j.,
in 1849, it is said, he persuaded Miss Sher-
man to elope with him and they were soon
married by justice of the peace. He was
soon Obliged to abscond for threatening h.s
wife's life in order to obtain her property It
was also .aseertained that the true, original
name of the, colder DOCTOR is Aron Andrews
Abbey, and the name of the young man, Jatnes
Henry Abbey, the latter being the oldest SON
of the former by his first wife. Both parties
are held for trial. oisz.sg.s+.s IL
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
EVANsyTLLE dINDs sTUEsDAY MORNING %. 1856
|Gb.e: lailp gOuruaL
THE NEW YORK HERALDS ADVICE TO MR..
eg. - DOTJGLAs H

The New York Herald, in noticing the pro-
ceedings of the Kansas Convention held last
week at Buffalo, and the determine ton there
egihced corresponding with the almost uniyer-
sal determination to make Kansas Free State,
volunteers the following advice to Mr. Douglas,
as the only course now left him to carry out
his original intent of making Slave State OF
it: rft,z.-
The way to put an, end to this pcrilous
trouble is to provide at once by act of Con-
gress for the admission of Kansas as a slave
State-why mince the matter and quibble
about it, Mr.. Douglas?-we repeat, as slave
State, according to the intent of the bill of Mr..
Toombs That bill of the Senate, now before
the House, will do it. It places the requisite
agents and power in the convention in Kansas
and State constitution for Kansas, reeogniz7
ing and protecting The institution of Southern
slavery. What more do the South waht?--
What more can they ask? And now is the
time to strike while the eifon is hot. The bulk
of the free State ssquatters have been driven
ont of Kansas by fire, sword and terrorism,
and ere they can return the work must be
done, or the South, to recover Kansas, may
have to fight for it as Turks against Russians.
Shall all that has been done by Dir. Douglas,
Mr.. Pierce, Gov. Shannon, Col. Sumner, Gen.
AtchlSonj Dr. otrlngselloW, ana the boruer
rdffians, be lost? They have cleared the
track, al that is now required to hold the
ground in behalf of the South, and her right
ful claim to balance of power in Congress, is
to pass. the bill of Mr., Toombs. Let the
Southern Democrats ii the House, and the
Southern Fillmore men, make this bill a sine
qua non with the Northern supboFters of Mr.
Buchanan, and they can pass it. 1t is the test
question of Southern rights under the COM
promises of the constitution. Let the bill be
passed, and let Kansas come in as slave
State. le aHst hlt sal .s.gaN q "a as
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
More Items about the Terrible Railroad Accident
near Philadelphia.

More Items about the terrible Ka1lroad ACCIDENT
near Philadelphia.
The latest accounts from the scene of dis
order, report twenty five Killed and nearly
one hundred badly wounded. There were
six hundred persons on the train. Six cars
were entirely demnlished.
The scene of the accident is fourteen miles
from the city, in the neighborhooda of two
curves, so that an approaching train can't be
seen five hunlred yards distant. and the track
is a single one.
When the locomotives came together, they
rose on end Their fire boxes nearly touched
one another, and scattered fire about the wreck
of the first excursion car. 1t caught fire and
extended to the other cars piled upon it.
Most extraordinary efforts were made to ex-
tricate the mutilated beings crushed under the
wreck, many of whom were still alive when
the flames reached them. 9a-a
The groans and cries that rent the air were
awful5 rol esd * e1a3 s.-f. 5.sa .e.rs
Two hotels, one dwelling, blacksmith shop
and small shed, were used to shelter the
dying and wounded. a
A number of physicians from this city and
Germantown were early in attendance.
Two engines from Chestnut Hill forced wa
ter through the hose to the wreck, and after
working for several hours the humsn remains
beneath it were removed L. bodies were re-
moved to the blacksmith shop three of them
supposed to be females Under another shed
were eight bodies, charred so as to defy recog-
milton. s4 lasf II Ill, sss., I'll .-..,..,l '2a
The body of father Sheriden was recovered
and brought to the city. " N4
An immense crowd was attracted to the
spot from the surrounding country. m
Many of the friends of the dead and wound
ed walked from the city, proceeded thther in
every description of vehicles, which were ta-
ken and made use of in bringing the wcurded
End dead to the city.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
The ..Treasonn Case in Kansas.

According to the terms of the laws of the
bogus Legislature, and the late charge ofChief
Justice Lecompte to the Grand Jury, we be-
lieve that every Free State man now in Kan
sas, or who has left the Territory within the
last few months, is amenable to the charge of
treason" Every man who has even spoken
disrespectfully of the peculiar institution, or
in any manner resisted any of the laws of the
bogus Legislature IS liable to Indictment as a
traitor We have already published the ia
nous charge Of Judge Becompte to the Grand
Jury, delivered shortly before the destruction
of Lawrence, but one portion of it is so extra
ordinary that we reproduce it as legal curi-
rosity: rs
"This Territory was organized by an act Of
Congress, and, so far, its authority is from the
United States II has a Legislature elected
in pursuance of that organic act. This Legis-
lsture, being an instrument of Congress by
which it governs the Territory, has passed
laws. These laws, therefore, are of United
States authority and making; and all that re-
sist these laws resist the power and authority
of the United States, and are, therefore, guilty
of high treason. s.t+ - .,-s.s,r.
"Now, gentlemen, if you find that any per-
sons. ..have resisted these laws, then you MUST,
under your oaths, find bills against such per-
sons for high treason. If you find that no
such resistance has been made, but that com
binations have been formed for the purpose OF
resisting them, and individuals of influence
and notof fiety have been aiding and abettlnS
in such combinations, iEen MUST you IND bllls
for constructive treason
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
A Father and Son with Six Wives Apiece,

The Manchester IN. H.9 Mirror gives long
account of the prceedings in that place and in
Rutland, VT, of two men calling themselves
DR. LYMAN A. Abbott and James H. Abbott,
said to be father and son, who are both now
un Ter arrest on the charge of biganny. 1t is
stated that they have each, within short pe-
riod, married no less than six wives. The faith
er passed at Manchester, n. H., as the ''rich
old uncle" of his son, and in consequence of
his representations the trsdesmen of Man
chester were yictinlized to the amount of sew
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

TENHE dersigned having determined to move to
MIA sale the Farm which he resides,
situated the road leading from vansEis to Mt Vernon
To wnship containing I26 acres Said land Is
prised of three tracts we'll and supplied with
best water healthy fthe county of ander
wishing purchase part the whole ef
Farm will learn the by appeaton to the under
anIg-lwd3nw 4 .4ggfs vffH THOMAS KNIGHT.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
tVsHEETlEIg a sxVHLSON,S n
Z = :
S E w IN G. NJ A G. HI n E S

. Il " I n q NJ 4 z H ] y q 5 =.
HSHESE Machines operate upon an entirely new princ
H pie. using sh tile needle and eva
They have operation the families and
leng give them
and have given entire satisfaction. $3.50. +'@itS =
They very simple and highly
useful aIady's parIe+
less pieuous position in theshop of the
1t has been abecto furnish Machine that wopld be
appoa Bile family use well the Tailors
Makers Collar Manufacturers
Re We fdaut that Machines in bepresentform
are the best offered the public.
Thousands of families testify to their merits all
kinds family sewing Shirt and Collar Manufacu
owfedge their Superiority aver all others for
their work -tfsa.s ,-.-s~.-
An exain atoE ofthe spectfuly sootean
at iEonkius Reads L. o. READ
epi7tf Sole Agent for Southern India
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
&MT HERE the hungry peo pie get .5at84n
%E The best of Groceries. dry and wet2
They'll find them. you may safely bet. -1s Es-
ATT II. Cook u SONS. ef f.
There's four and sugar soda. soap, we "a
Pipes. pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of apuf Sra
p iss #Fa5a : e. For cash at z. III COOK IL SoN's.
There's goldfish coffee. starch aud spice,
Hams cheese and butter. very nicei
W. All to be had at thel lowest price, s.s- y,
For cash at z II. Cook Il SONS. =--ss
Corn meal. molasses. pork and salt.
And further lest the rhEme should halt.
1ou'n hnd iust every thing but fault ssss
.-.5 ..s. For cash at x. H.. COOK Il SoE'S.
In fact. believe this tale not R-f
No man, EXCEPT astupid sot.
4, Can wan for oven, pan pot,
Il a Or any thing that can't be got asseg-7 .a-ss
To nibbie cold swallow hot.
For cash a. z Fl. COOE & SONS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
SHERWOOD HOUSE

M~m nsMaa SHERWOOD AS- 81 !. :.
yEyfIE taken the above mouse ahu LAS
f entirely retted reurnlshed it, and prepared
to entartain the patrons of the house ID a
manuer He has rented the brick Stable, py
~ Peter Burke ,andhas agoodstcck ofhorses
7Fas riages to let - ,ood
Hss%s The stabeis Large, clean anu
hostlersare constan attendance
9 e maid to the ofhcrses left with hi er keep
neaaud in ali respects the public ha lind the Sner
"a fiyS-ufs ~ A BY EhS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
ED an coy LIZ /,

BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMTrHING IN GENERAL;
VIZ ANUFACrUREof Boiler Rfvets Railroad Chairs and
Va Spikes N E. Main and Cherry streets st.
Louis Mo. ~ @-.i-.i- -tti ss.cllz 4-4lif
RS second hand Boilers always hand. Repairing lone
upon the shortest notice mhIs -3m
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

10 THE IA AIDES.
&SHANKLTN & RELY won respectfully invite the
tention Of the LADIES' of Evansville aud vicinity their
varied stock and white goods
enbracing.@ 7f94 u y
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves;
m Linen do do; = f
Maltese IL Chrochet tdo 4. do;
Book Muslin do, do;
Jaconet Cambric and Swiss Collarsf 9fgsi .st
Swiss aud Jaclre Embroidered Bands: f3afF /.
do do Edgings and Insertionss
English Thread Lace and Edgings; = a@-tt
Mourning Collars and Sleeves saf-aa
White ana black English Collars; -.-...a
NOLAN am white mbroidered Skirts; tv
French Corsets s lk VESTS
Strped Nanisooks Fiss and Pi aid Muslirsi
dotted and Embroidered patterns
] aIalet o " prices iSv mT2 ~ SHANkLIN RELY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
: 7FESNEYA sORENsON.

GRocEsIEs AND LiegoTS. eoESES
= war EVAN syLLk r..
TWNHE have this day formed 60
III nurpese Of doing wholesale grocery
business Eavng succeeded the business ct Messrs
nurohased made addlCons 20
a.artment we shall offer COED bargain
~ eEO q VASn as any H"ST.--F r S. -TENNEY,
-a&Mest. S. SORENSON. "a
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
xvvg X NTeGaeFVV

80 - Nv WI. M Vie II F4NN
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PgBLIo. %
once in the s.Crescent City Bank building.
etztA ~ TiAl4 aIsena " my25
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
no ROAT MEN

IHAVE opened. OF the corr
= T1F Aner of Canal and Main streets. szzsz
ksF46 AE Ia Boar SToRET and FAMILY GROCERY Estrb-
lishment. whore viii be prepared at all times
supply Canal and Ohio Boats andfamlies with every
ticle they need in the way of Stores
Canal Boasmen particularly requested to remeIber
my place. mh13-2twdtf JOHN FAkKELb.
fs5e, NEW SPRING GOODS. 1856.
ST fresh lot of Spring Style Goods,
RS which preparedto dispose Of &tth hgares
We shall all the latest les Of goods di
rect the manufacturers and hope by
the of the merchants to merits fair
share Of their patronage.5 - j. @. j EW ELL ~G0
Tht8-tf Corner Vine aud FIRST streets
80 BBLs No Plaster Paris ia store 9d for sale by
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
PAYNES MEAT SHO
SPRING GOODS! !!
EYANsVILLEl TOOL sI'oIRE /

= 7EVANSVVEHE TOOL STORE. q'sss
s SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE. a-z 3aa+
STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
ENHE undersigned having largely increased his stock Of
A Hardware sale to the citizens of
and ounding Counties, extensive assormentof
MECHANICS TOOLS .lfri..1 a,
for Carpenters Joiners. MwriSht Cabinet fd wagon
makers Coopera. Masonry Grrsuflths and
Butchers &C. Also constant t hand fun stock
,.s-.sT--7 BUILDING HARDWARE tf5-E E.74
and shutters. hinges boits screws brass
goods, cts , nails glass. sash and pal ness
GARDEN FARMING TOOLS. .
Pocket and tabIe Cutlery Chairs Brushes. Scales Bells,
great variety Of articles usually kept in hardware
stores. - N4
~ Orders by mail or otherwise carefully attended to
mh21 = AUGUSTUS WALDKIRCH.
SEED rate article OF Oats for sale by
- rnh24-Im 71ss5l e ~ SHANKLIN a REILLY. !
SUFERFlNE FLOUR-Cheiee brands st reageea prices prices
- by mh27 j. w. . NIOhEtSa.
w iTCHEES. CLOCKS. KS.yEWELRY. sc.
NET received (and ually making sd
w ditions alarge nd fine stock of Watches Jewelry
Clocks Syer Ware in short all articles usually kept in
Jewelry and being direct from the
sell very low figures Te public generally
eur stock an d prices. BITTROLFF a. SONS
apl9 ~ So 2 Main street set-lt ltse andzd.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

pRTNTEEgsS JOB PAPERS,
%VYnN @s G00DM ,Wt-a

Nos ~ and 10 Wall ST., Cincinnati, o.,
h on hand beautiful stock of PRIN fA-
I'll PERS. Cards Gard Sheets, Black sna oo'Aso AAS
~ prn,zas yarnishes Sc. which they effer at e
-EfFtf 4 r MANUFACTURER,S PkiCES. -
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
H1HORISIlsN BRANDIss AND MENE


~ Mad.ria; Malaga; Port; .~- 2
-Oatasbajz ~ Garrett -a=-f Rhine VINE.
For sale by rhB S MY Efso
SPRING AND SUMNER GOO DS.
HAVE Just with stock offspring and summer
goods selected myself With to style
Material invite the geateman of the city and vicinity
to call themselves Shop second ST. oPpo-
sito Mr.. NfcGarers Ghfreh. Il DAN o t5AL
OR At9AERs AT WH0LEsALE IND IL HETAtL
rN constantly keeps hand large assort
IN merit fresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers and
Soda Pilot and Naval Bread which being manGtsc-
Machinery. they be sold at
as low price place in the and excelied
quality y any other manufactory in the country Aarge
hand shop on Water street between
y5snIse eainS Fe sti ana ms 87a vrJ sINzTcH
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

N FGASK Zaute Carrants; Dbl paper-sheli Almonds;
& 3e boxes Raisins ass'd NJ K. and layers p.
Fl, .2tralls Dates reed per steamer Defender by
ap2f ~ F 10 iG1s1sa1E Z. H.C00K Il SON
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
TO THE LADIES.

q IN Boxes Planes aad Plane Irons Just rec BY
EIT mh2I i+5+e Sss eass -q+ WALDKIRCH.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

GNLASS WARE ga
w 100 doz ass'd Tumblers; IS boxes ass'd Fiasks;
10 doz Sugar Bowls, 10 doL NaPpies. &ex Jus
rec'dby je7 s-@ q. H. COOK SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

zrunY.F ATE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES
= .--'s ros1ER,s BLOCH STREET. NEAk MAIN
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

ARANGE.-20 boxes Just received and toI sale by
" apis - i-f PRESTON RIOS.
TH@IAsTINfs POWDER. .-25 kegs Iust reed and for
. sale Nv api5 PRESTON BROS.
EAiON SYRUP-Baldwin & Myers pure lemon,
aps Us. E. GILBERT& g. CO.
atEME ENT AND IEATE.-75 bbls Cement; 100 bblsWhite
my5 7-'1T27'a0R RR. DALZELL G. CO.
WHERMBTICALLYs KALED FIR EssH OYSTERS.
and pound reed Persia for sale
Ibv-- ans s. f. GILBERT & CO.
OkN DOZ Grain Cradles; 20 doz Half Bushels in
@D@S for sale by aps ORR. DALZEbL q co.
: - - (. CANAR. SEDRAGE.
large double Warehouse the Canal Basin
pahe storing Of produce wh will be
and held subject to the
orders. the most able terms - y
mh26 ~ 3l ULIL z: G. o,EILE9. !.
30 bbis m Brandy; 20 bbls Bourbon Rye Whisky;
do do Gin; I9 do Peach Brandy
rah2s ~ Ht''t'' - = alt' 8. ny ERs,
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
RUNsNTlNS 6yHAN

- z = II
HAVE ssld my Groceries ta Messrs z. H. COOK
n who will continue old stan
wheh have rented 70 them for years They will also
connect with u their Isiness Family Groceries
and Produce ho2e friends and call and
examine their stock and give them libe raj
Ia retiriug from would
sin thanks their
liberal PATRONAGE and what still in
business their yerg general puaoaay material aid -
shall ha found at the office FosTER
(of which firm amemberl, and will give
of that house personal aenton aHd where shall be
pleased to my friends 5ssra- .4w @tm-
= fan22-tf-1 ssI~1a7 sse NJ W FOSTER
gTvOB AfCn.-Five Lump cheap close o1siFn ment-
w. iacs 8A* 8#e ea -fr GEO FOSTER & :
o. AsIl AND no Rs.--25 600 lights ass'd Sash;
49, rs PANEL Doors. in store and for sale by s
ss saP3 ORR. DALZELL & co.
I'M FS.15o bhls Plantation order and 100
4 11s ORR; esLzELn co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22
az - BBLS No Plaster Paris ia store ard for sale by
% ep mh26 "a. q II COOK SON.
UTILITY, beauty, ELEGAN Gle
REF N E NE n II. -'as=s

HvERY the above will be found we'll adapt
AL representative Of the immense quan-
ties Goods inst arr we'd at the web known Store OF
-E El VIM. LOe al a Co.
Corner of Mn and Having assortment and
in the variety colors
shades and nality and thing
which any other house exhibited we take paren-
pleasure to invite friends and in Evansville
and vicinity give CALL extend invitation IN
assuring them that article
imaginable under the of Dry Goods Emtreideres
(Swiss Frenchand SCOTCH Fancy Goods. Manias White
of every ription Shaws Millinery and Straw
foods in the richest choice and most varied as
sor.ment are fully convinced that we satisfy the
sue expecatons and satisfy every claim respecting
prices In OlothnF kind and cut
we can nj e4er dsaan fashion color quality
piece goods Come and vince yourselves
rnh3l N WIN. L0EW WENTHAL &c CO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

-gh u. II. COOK. & SON.,
redafxOCEisIES & PR0VASEONSs btSs
v EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. II no ffarru
WHOI.EsALE DEE PARTMENT, .

FIRST STREET, FIRST DUOh FItU-LA llA44Ns1 ! 7
ui nsa- RETAIL DEP AfTMENT. a.. tes
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CoRNEh
oaoK bees to thank his friends Evansville
Ne neighborhood their faFof freely bestowed upon
him since he has bsen in amongst them. and takes
This of in to their notice his Mr.
IT, A. COOK he has taken into partnershp from this
data and SJlieits the firm z. IL. Cook Son.
eontinuaae support literally conferred on himself
III CoIk SON having taken tho business premises and
pnrehased the the stock of Mr. H W Foster feel
confident that will enabled TO supply the citizens OF
article they require In the Gro
eery and Provision lne r. O. Son wish especially to
aan persons in the country having produce
kind their increased facility for TAX
na their supplying them at her store with all
reqiren wholesale department, at prices that
must eure their orders for the future teb'-tf
@RE GOO .7--------,- : =
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

EOFFEE -250 baEs prime received A. L. shotwel
q and Niagara, for sale low by -. y
myS t# .t t..tee- GEO. FOSTER Coz
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

ID y BUSHELS Hominy Just from the mills aud made
cp out white flint IIominy Ter sale at
gholesale or retailby P. HoRNBRooK co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

sT receivei at Mrs MeKay's Gap and Trimming Store.
~ 4oap ofwindow Shades. Oil Cloths Bu-
reau and Star Covers Frststreet near MaSF .l
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-22

HnBBLs 8. H. Molasses: Is bbls Plantation Molasses
IL " 40 do fair to prime N o. Sugar. rust rec ID BY
jeI0 = p. F1sse---t- 2. II. COOK & SON.