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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-09
NUNDKlES.

SOGAR Kettles from to 40 gallons Ovens nrd
- Lids odd Lids skilefs and lids assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
Rice Mouids scuiloued aud plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canisters, square and round assorted Lard Lamps
Tin ware and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and eop-
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
C0MsToCk BROTHERS.
5o boz. pair assorted shoyes anu longs for sale
~ at the Prairie State Stove Rooms.
oct lU C0MSIOCk BROTHERS..
4 LUE Kettles to be bad at The sale Rooms of che
~ Excelsior Stove Store
oct 10 CoMsT0Ck d BROTHERS
EsNAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
IL IT the Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 C0MST0CK& BROTHERS.
( s0AL liods at the Sale Rooms of the Cottage
~ Franklin Conl Stove
octl0 C0MsToCE 4. BROTHERS.
I00O LBS. of Baled Brass Kettles for sale low
UUU at Sale Rooms q the Home ParIor Stoves
oct 10 C0MsTOCk BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock Of Iousekeepers goods, such as eof-
lee mills, basting spoons, egg whips, iron skim
mers, skinner Indies forks, table spoons hnSh
and steak dishes patent and hox raters spice boxes
&c, &c, for sale the Sale Rooms of the populnr
Self Regulating Alright Stove.
oetlo coMsToCK &BRoTHERs.
100 PAIR of Timers solder ooppers on hand at
w the sale Rooms of the Substantial Oval Box
Heating Stoves.
octl0 CoMsToCK d BROTHERS
A HEAVY supply If Grass, Japanned and plain
e 4 Candle Srcks at he Sale Rooms Of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner which is offered extremely low hy
Get 10 C0hsTOCK d BROTHERS.
.sNOTICE.',
| you want to and retaiu coop HEALTH call
at Comstoek Bros, and supply yourself with
We make them Of Tin ii Zinc, any shape or size,
at very low prices. COMST0Ck d BROS.
March Il, d2m
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G. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer in Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods.

Wholesale Dealer I'm Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods,
"a MAIN STREET, kEoKuk. Iowa.
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered N the market. Our stock il purchased direct
from manufacturers and importer and we pledge
ourselves sell ut prices low for cash or to good
time buyers, as ST. Lou or any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find ii In their advantage to call
and examine goods and prices buying else
where We will consiuer il no trouble 10 SNOW them
through our stock.-apr26 ddw
A FINE Stock of Pocket Cutlery Tor SAFE low AT
n apr % HIs10N's.
4 HEAVY stock Of Cap Letter, Ladies Bath, Bath
n Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Buff v hite aud Fancy Coered Envelopes at
apr26 hIoIoA r.
4 General assortment Of German silver and dea-
"A bic plated ware. ali warranted and at manufac-
turer's prices, at apr26 HlsloN'S.
A n extensive stock Of Whips ard Lashes Al man
"A ufac.urer's prices at apr2B HUsfoN'S.
rsHE largest and best assorted stock OF Embro.de-
ry in the city at apr26 HIsI0N's.
rIyHE Finest assortment of Ribbons ever offered
the market. at apr2o HtsloN'n.
CLoCKS enough to supply the market, Of every
" variety of pattern, Jerome's make, warran ted,
and at manufacturers prices, at HUsToN'S
apr36
TIME best assortment of Lace Wells and Dfess
l. Trimmings at apr26 HusIoN'S
LARGE and fine lot Of Hid Gloves OF every
n grade at apr26 HUsTON'S
4 LARGE lot Of artificial flowers, bud, grape
n leaves and all kinds of Millinery Goods, ut
apr2b HUsION'S.
A LARGE assortment # Hosiery and Gloves,
n English and French hand made Mitts, very
fine al apr26 HUSTUN'S.
IoLD and common Jewelry, and Gold and silver
II watches at apr2G HUSTON Is.
LIVERY variety Of goods comprised in the Notion
Il and Fancy Goods line at Huston at prices that
cannot fail to induce purchases and benefit the buy
err Call at No. 81, and examine for yourselves.
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4. HOWL, ga LOCKWOOD, G.B. FELT
HOWE, LOCKWOOD a. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RrrAn
auction and Commission Merch ants, and
Real Estate Agents,
Second St., next door 10 the Athenaum, keokEk,
Iowa.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
be entrusted 10 ns.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend to
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of all
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and well selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewery and notions, which
We offer at wholesale and retail, az low ax can be
found in the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied at ex-
remely low prices for cash.
9 GOOD business lots Fourth ST., between Maiu
. and johnson, for sale by H. l.. 4 co.
M FEET front by 30 feet deep on Fourth Street
~ between johnson and Exchange for sale by
III. l.. co.
PONDS for land in Hardin county for sale by
IA L. a W.
\ HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chat ham
square, lot 70 feet front by lao deep, and will
be sold at bargain by II. L. co.
A LARGE brick house on Second Street, lot so
"A feet front by rs feet deep, for sale BY
IL
= LOTS % feet front by l35 feet deep, with o fine
II frame house with five rooms, good cellar, and
situated in good location in the town Of Farming
ton, which will be sold at q great bargain by
H. l.. 4 CO.
A GOOD Farm, situated about six miles from
"A keokuk, on the st. Franelsyille road, contains
lao acres, so well fenced, and SO under
cultivation is di vded into timber and tllage land,
has comfortable dwelling, good orchard, good
stock and drinking water will be sold at bargain
by H. LIS co.
/ OF 8, in block 1893, for sale by
IL II L. d co.
g LOTS in Rees' addition, for sale by
~ III. l. a. CO.
A SECOND hand Pana Forte for sale by
IA IL. L, 4 Co
49,
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A FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower, and Field
"A Seed, just received from Landre,h, Phladel-
pha- Also, lot of Onion Sets at A. A. Britton i
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, So Main street.
mchS9dtf
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THE BIG RISE CoxING.-It was reported
yesterday that twelve miles-more or less
of the Burlington & Chicago Railroad was
under water. We could not trace up the
report, but the river here has been rising
fast for several days, and like enough may
rise several inches or feet more during the
day. Look out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-09

MOORE HOOPER'S Glyceum Ointment, q de-
1S1 lightful article for chapped hands, lips Ac ct
MOORE H0OPER'S, on Main,
novl7 near Third street.
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GLOVER SEEDS bbls for sale by
~ apr22d McGAVIc, CHITTENDEN 4 co.
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A Huston will be found the largest lot Of Irish
n Linens, Laccs, Edgings, and every variety Of
White goods, at prices that cannot be beat In any
Western market. aprZb
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"GPARkLING aud bright,
Az IT. The IsursJ tssvh4

~ In the liquid light
Is the water In glasses"
Msssrs Moore q Hooper respectfully announce 10
their friends and patrons that they have again put
in operation their fountain which dispensea its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices Of most delicious fruits and fowers A win
ters rest has enabled Mcsxrs. NJ. & Ii, 20 make such
improy ements in the manufacturing process, that
they say unhesitatingiy il cannot be surpassed by
any Krated water in the world. Call and satisfy
yourselves. Remember the place, II Main street.
"Behold the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear di almond spark,
my3d In stone basin fell.
LNKENCH CANDIES -- We have just received
i from New York, large assortment of fine
French Candies. Call and get AT
apr20d CREIGHTON DINNERS.
lust RECEIVED at Creighton Dinner :, a large
- lot Of choice Cigars, such as will not fail to
please all who will call and try them
I EFT IT BE REMEMBERED that Ice Cream is
IL selling fast at Creighton Dinners, johnson
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A LARuE assortment # Hosiery and Gloves,
n English and French hand made Mitts, very
fine at apr26 HUSTON'S.
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LIVERY variety Of goods comprised in the Notion
Il and Fancy Goods line at Huston at prices that
cannot fail to induce purchases and benefit the buy
er. Call at No 81, and examine for yourselves.
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roLD and common JeweIry, and Gold and silver
I II watches at apr2G HUsT0N'S.
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The Times says the Charleston Mercury
is not Democratic paper, but only seces-
sion journal. The Mercury lie doing its best
to persuade the South to re- nominate Pierce !;
and now we will put the Times in this cate
CORY the Mercury either goes for him be-
cause he is Democrat, or because he is the
man whose administration will best promote
secession. IL the Times denies the former,
it must accept the latter. Whatever may be
It's views, however, of course it expects to
promote them By advocating his claims.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Nos IS, 20 al 4 % Beaver street, New York
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4 LARGE lot of artificial flowers, bud, grape
n leaves and all kinds of Millinery Goods, mt
anr2b HUsION'S.
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BASE SLASDER.-The Times charges Mr..
Codding with having "srampled upon the
American fag'' at Ottawa, His. We have
seen this lie given currency before, and
though it has been proved to be not only un-
true, but without the least possible shadow Of
excuse or foundation, which fact we pre-
sumed to be as we'll known TO the Times as
any body, yet we expected that honorable
sheet would repeat the Islander as soon as it
could bring itself up to the sticking point
And it has finally done so. Mr.. Codding,
some three weeks ago, met the man who
started the lie, face to face, before public
audience, and made him eat his own words.
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test of tive years, and has
not it, equal in the Mis-
sissippi valley ; and TO
the +" Golden Harp" be
ing y greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment OF
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal Is extensive
Some entirely new pat
terms, one of which, the
" Young America, = 4
splendid parlor stove, re
Gently patented, will be
found superior to any in
vention If the age for IA
diating heat. They have
on safe at their store in
st. Louis, from which
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12
Willing to tax, the Niggers.

A spruce, we'll dressed young man hailing
from Boston, (says the Washington Star of the
l2d,) applied to Commissioner Meneypenny
yesterday, for information as to the habits and
customs of the Shawnees. The Commission
er required the object of the inquiry. The
young gentleman stated that he had under
stood that the principal Chief of that nation
was possessed Of large property in the way of
money, slaves and lands--was willing to be-
| stow large amount on any well recommend
ed white man Whe would marry his daughter,
and that he was in for it." To an inquiry as
to whether his object was to ascertain the GUS
toms as to transfers of property, or those in
regard to the rite of marriage. he replied, II
want to know whether | can hold the proper
ty and as have never seen either father or
daughter | want you to give me letter of in
Itroduction.n The Commissioner suggested to
| the vonng man the difficulty as to his holding
tslaves, when it was to be supposed that he was
a free State man. But he replied that he
/! wouldn't be particular on that score." he
g would take all he could get--the more the,
better. Upon suggestion that, as the young
| lady was ward of the Commissioner, he was
not sufficiently acquainted with him to justify
such letter, the young gentleman offered to
procure letters of recommendation from SUM-
! dry distinguished gentlemen-Senators and
others These he procured and presented
/ himself armed and equipped" He stated
that he had called on the President and Gen.
Cass for letters to the father, bnt they declined
| interfering To statement of the Commis-
/ sioner's that he had seen and was acquainted
with the young lady, he exclaimed eagerly,
| q You have seen her then-tell me hon does
! she look?" The Commissioner finally compro-
missed the matter by referring him to the Del
egate from Kansas, and the last seen Of the
/ young gentleman, he was leaning towards
the House-seehing for relief. '
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Erom the london Iimes.


MARLBoRoUGH STREET.-A lad apparently
about 10 or 20 years of age, in ragged and
otherwise deplora bic condition, came into court
to state that he had just come out OF Coldbatn-e
fields Prison, and that, having been told by
the committing magistrate to come to him az
ter the expiration OF his sentence and he should
have some assistance from the poor box, he
was there to receive the magistrates bounty,
Mr. Beadon said, the applicant must apply
to the parish. .
Applicant-The parish will do nothing--its
OF no use going there
Mr.. Beadon-We cannot do anything for
you here.
Appticant.-Thc other magistrate told me
to come For Gods sake tell me what am
tn do. was turned oIt of the prison this
morning without farthing to get mealfof
victuals with or bed. 1t is of no, use asking
for work IN these rags and without shoes to
NV feet Pm willing to do any mortal thing,
bnt who will employ lad that's been in pris
on and whose character is gone. Her he
moor lad bust into tears.)
Mr. Beadon-The parish is tho
to apply to. f-NoO
/ Applicant parish " II 1.,
me- SO they told me wheP ~ nOtnns -.
the first time for stesp mo half n. no. - peson
The second time vapt 80 ,r;io5 Pc a..
steaiing bit OF meat There is nothing left
,or me ont 70 go and steal again, and when
leaVe the court you'll have me back by to-
morrow, for can't die in the streets
me lad, whose name is Thomas Brown,
then left the court.
England to-day, has thousands and tens of
thousands of lust such Thomas Browns.
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EVANSVILLE, IND TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Il. 1856
MISCELLAN EO
NEW GoODS AM. NEW PRICEs.

/ NEW GOODS ANss NEW PRICES.
her and ues ,eso' so sSsr r.s ~ and .
leeted T new spring and summon dry goods ree
le stocks g be ioqnd in the city which they whGie
sist III pt of tb sotS bi @ sen
Tweeds white fancy MarsailIes an
silk Vestings Co.tonades cro9n cloths an plain
State Mills and other rich printed Erenee and Scotch Jsco
ssFipg eregss Grape Mani White Cash
plain aPdc faqgy Gipghams rich pEstsd oEsa9diee
and fancy silk shawl rich stlla shaws and ssar black
Umbrellas. Panama Iegherp Braie Hats English
fnd anfy B9Haes % & Fen % a0alng Gloves
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together with
m2 Vi ' T-SsS -fs
= BEst ksIs: SSoEFGEE St3im G5s..a' md CANDLES
@ Bssssts Bsss sr Ss oess quarter half whole
forsae by Ie2o !. D, HEIhANN.
& s"i;: y on.''. sale
+ 'S;a,'''
EHAyANA sUGAR.-25 boxes rsed per Niagas. for
my2l Syc. nssr wstsr.
AEL9 -25o ss'' Buggy and Wagon a5ls; % f9T sale
ECLECTIC HaEDECKNES.
EgECEIvED by CRAWFORD BFIL, the largest assort-
met Of eoueenrated preparations brought this
sB,s254a fsBa855iq FfsGsGaff ss3ssla si.s@ia
IPhytolaoein, Myriein.. Aselepidin.
dd,s;4 6sis1isH 6sssys5s 2slsaiay 2E5lsi2.y nv.
EaoL AssEs.--a bbIs St. James sugar-house MOsssss.
ie6 TRNNEY soRENsoN.
RgIO. COT FEfs.-125 bags or sale low by
. Jy22 E. GILBERT d co Syc. nssr Water.
" .TcHEs 100 round wood box and block all of
y22 f GILBERT & CO.. syo Water.
BLACK LACE VEIL.
SS charges fssa sesit. iy5I-st
FBR. CARB. SODA -4obalf-bbI rec, ana 70 rs.le h,
hD my5 - ORR. DALzELL Is co
E0FFkE -25o bags prime received per A. L. shotwsn
my8 GEO. FOSTER & co.
GxstiAsss ~ : WARE 4-,,. >, ,. -. ,,.,
" a'' 3s9'f A9si' $'i Nd9S5is dooK Son
aaA RB4s + Mola..es Is bsls Plantation MolAssss
ielo - 10 'A'' 10 r'His = : e. fat + oooK & Son
30 BAGS erine Eastern csaee: gSosash qass;
and for sale by ie2s q H. COOK SON.
19FFEE AMP TEA bag, prime qogss aPs chests
oarolnr Pi94 Ero,d 19r sale
: iel7 y 5 E. 'ihsehr sye near Water. Water
.gR BOXES xevy 81 perior W R. Cheese;
Tor sale BY j jelo 5'0 HfrGRsHBERGGR cARSoS
rANTEn Servant Girls will Hpd steady m ploy
o sa BY aPpi'Rg r.
dN0FEEE bags best Rio Coffee grsen
q for sale by Js20 l. & ID. HEtMANN.
NEX FAMILY GR0CFRY
Y z Have bought the seck and taken the formerly
occupisG ~ T. Bacon & Co. Main street. opPost
the Branch Bant and have made large additions their
stock it'll for future supplies justifes
citizens of Evansville and vicinity
varetvf the best articles of Family Groceries
house in she city BEng determined every xsron to
satisfaction in all hope receive liberal nat
All Goods delivered free of charge
mhI2 HERSH3kRGER i CARSON
sEREP ARE FOR THE HARa EST
a Grain Scythes Grass Scvthes;
Iron Brace Cradles; Seytha Snaths;
Wood Brace Cradles: SeFtbe Stonet;
2, 3 ami 4 Prong Forks: Shoyels
a EnrAa 2 AMI. : [ StanlH lHnns.
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Humors Of the Canvass.

THE GREAT NOVEMBER RACES OVER THE NATToE-
AL COURSE.
A racel a race and who will win?
Who will be out? and who will be ina
Trot out your nags-well see who'll take
From ali the Pre- sidential stake. ---..
On the 4th of November will be decided the
great race between the following we'll known
nass ~.
FILLMoRE-full blooded American Union
winner of I'd cup, 1848. Entered by Uncle
Samuel.
BUoHANAN-Sired by Turncoat and Leader,
in the great bargain and-sale-scheme, where
the peoples favorite Clay was inhumanly
famed for life Entered by Hardup.
FRENoNT-S Disunion. Entered by the
colored folks.
The winner will receive the prize at the
Capitol in Washington, on the 4th of next
March We bet ON Fillmore. Who will bet
five cents on Buck. Nobody bets on this
Black tl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12
NUMBER 13..
OBJ Qailg JpurrlaL
POLITICAL MATTERS.
BY sILvAEUs URBAN. THE YoUNsRa.
AIH-Ya M1r;nes of Eo0in1d

BY sTLvASUs URBAN. THE YoUNsRR.
AIR-Ys Marines of Engiand.
Ye patriots of the Union
Who love your native land, uH
Whose hearts beat loyal, bold and Hna,
To Whshington's command
Lift up Your voices loud and long -a
Against all civil strife, oh
And show that ye know -sazas&
That in Union strong, t..
Though the storm clouds darken all arssaA
That in Urion u strong.
The spirits of your fathers
Still animate your blood, . t..esf
For the Union was taeir gracious work.
And q ey pronounced it goo,s; a-s.rr.
What they with so much labor wrought,
Your noble hands shall We, ~
For It's just that the trust
OF the men of rs veity Six"
Should be honOred by the gallant soHa
OF the men of Senenty Six.
The banner they uplifted . -tt
Shall still untarn shed gleam . ~
Above our sunny Southern helds,
Above each Northern stream; -.r-.f
And hand shall yet clasp hand agaiR,
AS in the olden time,
While each voice shall rejoice
That the storm has passed away,
That the Union has been stronger knit
And the storm has passed away.
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MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL
CG4 @ ID I'D Cd w q q = Q
AvING reduced their prices to corresPoF br % well
duced Of Saltpetre eontinR RrIr " ana KETT0cKY
RIFLE Powder. and "auisters Als2 t @ sIi.; Ut
and kinds required BY trade guarantees 70 give entfe
satisfaction. ~. -h;ob bas rov, on o.zos .ha
n,t .jan for more than twenty i've years wiD ne
& by any other manufacture Ct She Bind in
the world. ,,.-,..s - .1--..l -
cornanv No SO wall cor. Water street. New York
A G.. HAZARD, President.
A e DOUGLASS. sec'y. my2s-6md
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NEW FAMILY GEsGCFRX.
z have bought the steek and taken the rmerl
occupisG ~ T. Bacon Co. Main street opPosit
the Branch have made large additions their
stock it'll for future supplies usfe
promfspg citizens of Evansville and vicinity
the best articles Family Groceries
house in he city Bsng determined ron f
all hope receive liberal nat
ronage trial All Goods delivered free of charge
mht1 HER9H3kRGER 4 0ARSON-
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EVANSVILLE TOOL Sc fs E
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.

WITCHES. CLOCKS, De WEhk StC
uwTE have ust received (and tnualy makng aa
AA fiions lal large stock of Watches deWeiry
Clocks Silver short all articles usually Kept IN
are en- abed to sail at very figures The public genera
and the ladies in particular invited to call an eXsmtne
eur stock and prices. bil t s. 80 oa5os
anIa
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EDw AssD YLE,
.r#. n
TO BOATEEEN

IHAv opened. on the cor TssE
h4T ner of Tanal and Nam streets. 49,
- sf BOAT STORE aud FAMILY GROCERY tstrb-
e@-F lishmeut whore will be prepared at ell times
supply Can and Ohio Boats and families with
tele they need in he of stores .- ~
Canal Boatsmen particularly requested to
u1 place. mhI3-2twdtf dOftN ARIEL
1859. NEW SPskzNG GEO nS, 1856
EUST received spring Style Goods,
~ which prepare5t dispose a. she lowest fRUres
shall ntinu all the lat. les of goods de
from the importers and manufeurers and hope hy
the Of the mereha ats TO merit fair
share Of their patronage. J. c. JEW ELL j CO..
| his-tf Corner Vine and First streets
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
II w I NJ q u II I ~ :.

y
S E w | n G. M 4 G IL / n E S. /.
gESHESE Machines eperate upon entirely princi
pie using shuttle Tut edIe and two threads
They have In operation in the hands families
manufacturers sufficiently long
IT d have given entire satisfaction.
They simple in construction, an highly
tai well usefu fitted to sdorn lady's Parl"r
less eonspicueus position the shop
1t has been furnish Machine that would be
applicahe to family as wen asto the o. Taors
Dress aud Cloak Makers Shirt Collar Mapufscarers
&c We that Machines II preseL
the bestever onered to the public. ~ s75G
Thousands of families testify their merits all
kinds offamily sewing while Shirt Collar Man
rersf Hedge superiority all others
their work.
ofhe Machn isrespectfulIy soIi tedn
Hopkins & Reads. r. 0. READ
ept7tf Sole Agent for Southern India
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Wholesale DEP ARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN. =
a

nRTEn REEF aND FONGUES 1000 lbs extra
sugar cured dried Beef 81 extra sugar cureo beei
ronsuesJrso,1 per Ste~ r. n COOK SON.
-. Corner Main and lst
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12

sHREP4HE FOR THE HARb EST
a Grain Seythes; Grass ScYthes;
Iron Brace Cradles; Scythe Snaths;
Wood brace Cradles; SePtbe Stones;
2 3 and Prong Forks; Shovels
o. s. Garden Hoes: Nos. l. 2 and Steel Hoes;
just received and for sale by l. STAFFORD. f
Jolt MaIn It. opposite Court House
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12
pRaNTERsS JOB PAPEAfSs
go .Ffe+~ NIXON 81 (OODN AN,
!. TRYNNY q sORENsON,
surRwOOD House.

TTNHE subscriber has taken the above mouse anu nd
entirely reftted and rnished III and IS prepare
to entertain the patrons of the house ~ satsacoF
manref Hehas also rented the brick Stable q
Mr. Pete. Burke, and has goodstock Oh
PiaRes eft
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-12

The Parfhenidn.--Wc have received a
handsome magazine with the above title, edi.
ted by the young ladies who are pupils in
the Baltimore Female College, and published
quarterly at % cents number. 1t contains
fine portrait OF n. G. Brooks, A. NJ. the
President Of the institution. and the literary
contents arc highly creditable to the writers
and the Institution. Mr.. Brooks is native
Of Cecil county; he has obtained much celeb.
rity as poet and has met with great sue
Cess a. aninstructor of young ladies.