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AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS.

HE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have
their utmost to produce this best perfect purga
tive which is known TO Innumerable proofs shown
that these PfLs have virtues which
on the esteem Of all men, They safe aud pleasant 10
take. hut Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of the body, the
uctons OF its organs purify the blood and eSpel disease
temper stimulate sluggish disordered organs into their
natural action and part healthy tone with strength the
whole system. Not only do they the everyday
plants body, but also Formidable dangerous
diseases that have Dafed the best Of human skill While
they produce powerful effects they
diminished doses the safest and best physc
ployed for children Being they pleasant
20 take; and being purely vegetable, free
Of HARM Cures have been made which srrpass belief
they not substantated by OF such exalted position
nent clergymen and physicians lent
y to the public the reliability remedies while others
have sent the assurance OF their conviction
psratons contribute immensely the relief of afflicted
suffering fellow-men. y it - 4-a ftsf - sff 4alf
The Agent below named Is pleasedto furnish, gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their use,
and the certificates of their of the following
plants liz ls4sfst 4 ~ Z. : IS ~
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach, Nause
lndgestIn Morbid inacon Of the Bowels ad pain arising
erefrom, Plntlency, Loss Appetite, all Ucerous
cutaneous Diseases, which require Medicine,
Kings Evil They also, By purifying the blood
and stimulating the system, which Il
would supposed they reach such as Deafness
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritaby,
rangemeuts OF the liver Kidneys, kin
dred arising from low state of the body
Dc not be pa III 81
pill they make profit Ask for AIERs PILLS, and
take nothing else No other they give compares
with this in Its intrinsic yaut curative powers. The
sick want the best aid there is for them, and they should
!.
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CONoUMPTlON- CORED.

M, 80,
BE NOT DEoEINEDs by base limitations flIEGRMArgf
CLARK CO.'S GENUINE COD LIVER eII never ans w.
I'LL BIC q
AS there u grent deakof spurious oil market nul.
Win seal OIL whale OIL &C. &c too much ekn-
not be taken to procure the Genuine. 1f--ss5s5
Our Oil Is made Mt factory and
each bottle has signature earef to et
EcfMAs CLARK Cos, for since the deaA Mr. RusH-
Ton, our late parne there has heen article introduced
Sseu h9sntons which no WAY connected with T. O.
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Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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= BENJAMIN PAGE,JE &Go,
Manufacturing Pharrnae eutist. and Chemists
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PRlHCK g. C0.,S7f7 =
IMPROVED MEL ODEONS

oLDESI fSIABLlShED THE u. s.
Employing Two Ealndresi M en-. :. s,f-y,
And FINISHING 80
EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK
-sztEs- BETWEEN Is ,o00 AND 1900 Of these In.
striinents have been finished aud now
Is the sT+-'-,e - esi s't'0eesns
% DIVIDED SWELL. e3se ~
Secured 20 by Letters Patent ed MAY 1855 By mean.
or this Swell Solo Passages may with the fI no
err OF the Instrument the is SON and
sn9dusd Hereafter, all Meiodeons made by u.s. viii be ar.
nisned with this attachment aciLhoEt estrG cadyos
Our Instruments all finished Cases and
Is OF the very best quality Ths styles
"a u. IN PORTABLE CASE: y" - 8 d
r r octave Mslodeon extending from to
I'VE octave SslsSsss. St TO Is
Five octave, double reed 49, r n :; t.ssf
IN PLANO CASE: - 'ts---;1set
Five octave Meiodeon, extending from p to p 400
Six octave Melodeon, Pho tiso
Give a1o 9esaye double reed = Pte iSa
one and half octave pedals, four sets OF feeds ga
Agents for the sale of Melodeons may be fousd
In al the principal cities the United at,s
- eEo. A PRINCE { Co., 4
osto0ls9hH and 81 Fulton street, New YORK
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HousE.-The House resumed Consideration of
the motion to refer the Presidents Message to
Committee of the Whole 80
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TVS A GREAT SPRING xEDkcZYEf
il THE GREAT RENoyAToR OF THE SYSTEM 8se
peicate ladies and children will please TO give II
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Tie Eye and Ear. 20
SuRlNG my late tour EUROPE, obtained several n.
and Remedies fnealcuiabe value n nv
There Is NOW nothing tie facItv * 81
thsr hemisphere, with which am not which, Fa,
a WIN an sasnsye practice for 20 me cry
many cases hitherto hopeless Cataract osI,i.i
cured By new METHOD With or Co..
Eyes IA lew seconds Anarosls cured In majority On
cases STanEations Ulcers, Films Specs, and We ry
ALSO Deafness Singing in The lar and Dis
sharges, BY an entirely
Eye price 80 cts also ARTIFICIAL EYES which novr "a
look exactly ike The natural and are
an and al remedies by mall cS,sI
tdttsls by glfH reeefre attention
JAMESSw. POWELL, n D. -
,.,.,s..s,s5is OeIiisl, A uriar, &c. Isl
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Hires

A slight shock of an earthquake was felt in
Petersburg, Va, on Saturday
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wheeling. oct. stu. 1855.
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The news is not of much importance.
Buchanan's majority in II counties in Texas
j. III 600 and in the entire Statewill not be less
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
What do the United States Want.

IFron the GI, b,.l
There was it must be admitted, one subject,
the omission of which from the Royal Speech,
naturally was made matter of question by
Lo D r5v, andi by Lord Clarendon, m ly
and satisfactorily accounted for. W e reer, oi
course to the points Of difference which have
arisen between Great Britain and the United
States. One of these points may be described
as substantial, and the other as formal. Upon
the first-the construction of the terms Of the
Clayton and Bulwer Treaty--Lord Clarendon
says, in few words, pretty much what Presi-
dent Pierce said in .lnany-viz: that the con-
tracing Powers cannot agree about it. But he
tells US what President Pierce did not tell Us
that the British Government has made and
renewed the offer 'to refer the whole question
to the arbitration of any third Power, both
sides agreeing to be bound by the decision."-
Unless the official Representative ofthe United
States asserts, their part, the right, IN their
own case. to be judge and party, il is not very
easy to conceive what other offer he could ex-
pect this country to make or what other course
could have ,beenI suggested by sincere desire
fon a friendly, settlement. 80 a.
It has beeh77We will not say insidiously---
"a out of sight in this discussion that enlist
,e,. --""S from (not in) the, United
ment of volunrv.-. -hA enlstme IT Of
States did not infer even ""-
American citizens. Few persons vino ll;lu
oi,;red that character were likely to embark In
SO remote an adventure
Upon tie other point-the question OF re-
cruifing IN the U. Sit is certainly sufficient
reason for making no mention OF it IN the
Queens Speech, that the subject could not have
been alluded to without laying on the table oi
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CD.PARTNEVsSHKP.

TTHHE undersigned Aaye this day formed Co-partner
/ ship under the style and firm of GEO. FosTER & Co
for the ofa general ForUGrdiRg and Com
mission BnsiHess and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire7pocf Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal md corner of Locust and Dun
ham streets ths Depot of the Evansville and
Crqwfordsvilie HailrOad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise. -
They will give special to Consignment either by
River, Railroad CaraI oF Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest ,ates
They will give reesona attention to the purchase or
sale OF Proce roceries in this market, and solicit
orders for purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast a. one the arm will be in the South during the
Winter.
thenTbIic nptrorgze NJ. w. FOSTER.
1.r, GEO. ROSTER,
dee1A w. M. AIKMAE.
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RAILROADS, &C.
pENNsYIyANIA RAUNOAD.


t @ As.kI ls lsssss - - - -
THE undersigned havin been ap- x-
ISe.A hpcnted Ageht tie above CompS- LAX ~
thi5'city would in form ship
~S@Aa-AS-~ pers. rchapts. and the public
generally thatW .FHseeh. George Harris and George
Black I'D. Leesh Co., and Thomas >. Clarke Of
CLARK Thaw, - under firm of
EE2ECH & CO.,
Are BY appOh eonsignees and agents
the PennsyIvana Railroad Company. Tfey have estab
eished principal shippng points east
aand prepared receipt hre a4h from New
York BostoA Adbphia and Batimore Ill
and from al. cities ard the
Atlantic OF she Pennsylyania Railroad
The their whole attention forwarding
facilities shipping the without
pe.e ofsacon dryaze Charges by arrange
Railroad company being extremely low Ca
nominal expense drHyags) they hope 10
be able give sntisfactfoa+ -
Shipmen produce made otke- agents. viii be forward
ed free of charge for commission.
Perinformatfon Erpy st tieir Offices;
Depot, Liberty street. Eittsbnrg: -
do No. south I3.h street. Philadelphia
do North street. Baltimore;
No. Astor Etnce.
do S1Fattery Place,
orto JOHN 8. MITCHELL.
ep1T5n Waterst., Evansville Ind.
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
HARDW ARE Az WhOEESAL LIE.

HARDW AIR Il AT WHOLESALE.
AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
returning than the patronage eft
apprise interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois
also.
Aue in the Heaviest t0ck Uf Hardware and Cut
tpry (by onethirdl fheSe has offer, tne Evans
villa market Many Goods purchased reduc
ed rates by him during depressed markets.
gland and lS importing direct from
W0 he is only able decidedly di posed
sell Hardware as low figures
afford tbs Goods. co cash or good sirAe buyers.
careful examinaieA Of his prices
Traders feeling assured that he them
Among the articles almost innumeraDe omprising his
stock be names the following to the trade:
40 Axes-Wels LppneOtts Leysretts and Collins;
$40 DOZEN Pocket Knives Gully assoTtedj
1899 DO DO sasl' sssai sbsa1s and Scissors; 40;
do Razors and Strops;
100 gross spoons-Tron Rrittana and German Silver
30 eozen Coffee Mills,-7 I'll gr !desi
$40 d5 Filea and-RaG All k{nds;l-.
1000 lbs Erass Kettles. rurned bottoms
20 lbs Sadirons.s assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do; -;
I5oo Screws. ximl~t pointsd;
lse dozen Door Socksand ockets;
aoo do ogTFy.Ganb: aud Horse osrds,s
200 pairs SEoHel and TnAgs. irsnAaud brass lssds;
80 dozen Saws. mod sii!{ to KsF-hOle
Is d. Statiyards aud Scale, Beamso 20 .!.a
d9 1Iss 3shsf sSsnass shOvels and spaaes;
sasss Jspaaaed TiavaTs, iaIlS esidssss:
! =ALS0=
Wins and Lashes Brushes COMBS Nee, With
Port Monnaies, and Fancy Hardware generally, tcge.
heavy goods VIZ nhains D9g Irons Strap Hinges Tea
Gun RarrelS and Gun TFImmturs.
Carpenters and CoapeFs Tools. Wpdow Sash. . sti
CHARLES z. WEI.Ls
oe1 Main street. 10 door below Branch Bank.
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OAnINET mAKERs, STOCk

CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.
HUST received
o. loo gross bei cFews. Aat aud square head;
$40 feet Safe wIreI
900 doz Iron Cupboard and TIL Locks;
100 doz WF6ught Iron Butt Hinges;
200do do do Table do, IL TO IAt
100 doz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
2000 gross Gimblet Point Screws assorted All siseaf
400 setes Furniture Cssters Brass and Iron Wheel
~ dos Cabinet Files and Rasps. Ass'd lengths;
50 doz Looking Glasses, Ass'd sizes;
so reamss sand paper;
just reefs aus for sale by apes RARCOCK RRo
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HYDaxAULEC FUUNDtsY.
RBARoUX & SNOW DEN

B RBAR ROUX & SN Q " d Z N,
CORNER wA~HINGToS AND FLOYD SIS.
LOUISVILLE. KS,
REANUFACTCRb{lSo OF steam engtnesard mill machin
iva cry wing fer furnaces superior force ano
lift pumps cast iron pipes for water
largely railroad for supplying water sta
tien harge pipes of sizes railroad car
wheels and other essngs cast sad wrought iron balcony
raag tobacco and presses I-Td timber
and mill screws always on hand. -
Orders from accompanied by the Money or good
references promptly attended All work warr rAntsd.
APPS
JAMES LOW & CO.. 0LlSEALl:E. kS..
RE receiving their Stock Of Spring Goods many Of
n which are of their importation direct from the
facturerin Europe.
We have sought ali on CASH. sn9 epared
to Offer to prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United States Our stock OF
- BROWN S4EETINGS AND PRINTS
will well assorted during the season
sold CASH and CASH All orders or the
ha pSnied with the money 'eh2l
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: WATf,H RRPAIRINC

THHE Undersigned baving the above
in Evansville Eatters himself with the hope shat his
experience and skill in all description time measuring
will upon trial he found worthy the
only resient citizens the city. hut also those
sorpri sinr the ''circumambicnt vieinage.''
Ills the Post Oes where he can be feundet all
UFs.CE iioURs myS R. II. GATES.
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JOHN r. CRISP,

NOT Try PU l. C,
A Tthe EvANVvILLE LBRARY ASSOCIATION ROOMS, fos-
IA Buildings will attend to drawing up Deeds Mort
gags and alt other writing entrusted 20 him fect1-rf
GtODFIsH.-2o drums just reserved and To- s4lr by
w. noV21 TENSE1 q oohhS - y.
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE. COMPANY, CT
INDIANat9LTs. IND.
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Fnesd. of Directors.

John D. Dafrses WIN :}R, Nofsiuger. II. W. Talbot.
Willis w. Wright. iTm. NJ. Mcoarty Delos R.ot.
E.W, H. Ellis. J.W. Spencer. W e. wharton
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XN If.q'E 13EED .-IcO kegs Eqye for sllety.
w nov27 ORR. DAL2ELL & GO.
REMOVAL.

FHNHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Eszbah
street. Immediately opposite the Pres
b. te-ions Church. in the ohee with Dr. WoO5 where he
would glad all his old and sgoodly
her of and wOa ne pleased them with
anything in his line such shirts draw
made TO order the shortest nossfble notice
Thank for syors he would respectfully solicit
Of the the hands OF liberal puhic
y26 j. L. NELMS.
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j. Il. CASIPBRLL, IL
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,


EVANSVILLE, IND.
NEANUFAcTuRER cfevsry description or. Brass Work
We equal quality il to thing
tuc-1 in th- East. and on ~ favorable terms.
cylinder church hoat hotel beIs
friction and apeIter solder we'll mpete
of all other articles usually ket in this line
aua also appointed sole agent in this city said
superior anything et offered and
raby. when exhibited been awarded with the hrs
MUM Samples o. the same Re seen at the establish
Every Castings made order
The highest market price paid for old brassaue
All orders addressed will with prompt
mediate attention. dec4
LOTHs 90 Pieces French rwiIlsa this dav
1Sd lUr sale BY Low oS,1s Cox
NE rsfIN SDE Z %INEs.-5o pieces all wool Muslin
= JAMES Low Il CO..
deel5-d&w 4I3 Main St, Louisville. Ky.
CUNNY BAGs.-5O bales in store and e? sale by
NEW MOI.AssKs.-l5o bbls prime MOlasses in
-deosi PRESTON BROS
HOssSE and COW FEED
assi of sE eE&ST GSTP s'G daRsoN
ADMINS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby sven that Letters Of Administration
is
noT2s VS. BRACKET MILLS. Administrator.
SIX 4TEs.1 oask Skates assorted to S. 90 per
dses oHks. s. WELLS
vHNOBACCe.-lobOa bOacs choice Virginia Tobacco;
IL box Fancy Twist;
noxs sfs PAn'aes PsV
E,RRsu BALTIMORE OYsTERs.-1ch.st so cans
It. Of A. Fields coRx-FED Oysters. Just received
decl2d COOKS Family Grocery
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS 81. MAGHEE,

THOMAS 81. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHArT,, 81.
"a South William street, Nc'x York. ST ".
DEING longe established with extensive connection
in the above business respectfully solicts consgD-
ments ofa kinds Of Western Produce, which will receive
Immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale Of chGSges. Particular will be bestowed on
consig anents of robacso, and liberal cash advances
made all shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE eco,
fes2etf Evghsvflle, Ind.
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LOUISVILLE.

FESTERN FEED l. AGRloOLTURAL WAKE ROUSE
MILLER. WI GAE Il & Co.
NTANUFA ETiS md Dealers in all kinds Of Farm
fI Garden pleInents Moving Reaping and Thresn-
ing Machines arden Seeds Trees $40 Main
street opposits Beak 81 uisTilIe Louisville by.
-Ir.E
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VOLUME VIII,
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ A X tN - IL Y ANH Ili.lNOis.

HAS d. SAUNDERS civil Engineer, having taken hia
e| city Of Evansville would respectfny
citizens of the soutnerR porstoa Of
Iia0is. is prepared to
specifications aud Ea es OF work Of any deser ptlon az
20 his profession Water Works. Drainage
Land Rawsys rurapi Plank other Roads. the i'm
provemsnt of Rivers for navig tti9R Purpo es etc
Siaser New Albany and Salon RaiiroaA
S3f 3Ioomin9ton Ind George SDuhn bedford md
q. Wilson O y EngingerOf New Albany Ind: and H. O.
Line Railr sds caa be seen on arPlication' NM ~
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SHERWOOD AcU5E.

THE subscriber has taken the above house. and mas
entirely rehtted and recurnishedit it, and ispfepared
to entertain re pons of the house in satisfactory
manner lie has also rented the brick Stable owned
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and
rages to let. 20.
The stable large clean and WE'LL located, and good
hostlersa are in Particularattenon
will paid to theGare horses lefwith h$0 keep
n.y. and in alIrespects the publc> Ia fnd me Sher-
wood House a good Hotel Tiys-tfl j. A HVERS.
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gMPleOVitEB DOlxgAEgE.T NJ

IMPROVED POkgAEsEE MtLL.
HNoR grinding wheat and and all other
u requiring grind
Genuine Brand BoIsus Cloths ant Betag o.
all widths
r. Monroe. h sathosi7ed 70 sell the above
articles Cincinn ati pvices including r-eiEht.
CaltJ R. MonEoe's Family Grocery, corner of oEF ano
iei8-tf JAMES BRADFORD CO. Cincinnati, o.
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TESNEY,. soRENsON.

yuuLEgisE DHALERs CRIES AHD LIQUORS, CORNER
SITS, AWHILE, fSD.
TNNHE this day formed for
tha pnraose of DONG a wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eavng succeeded business of Messrs Allis
wss purch their stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer good bargain
F0R CASH any house in Evansville or any city IN the
lana S.S
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T.ATIss LOW g. co. oLIs%ILI:E K%.
CINCINNATI.

NFxON d. E00nNEaN7
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AN0 CfTy MILE B )OK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER Il SMITHS
BIn n X S o X a ap RS:
-SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS A GARD SHEETS;
LigbtbOdy,S Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, etc, eto
SALES ROOMS, II d 10 WALNUT STREET
Where thevoer every vsrrey parer city
nd acountry She materials employed in its
csG- hest
ey-I esgHa ftrice paid for Rags. sept6m
GEORGE w. DAY. BROWN MATLAcK
DAY IL MATLACK,
WHOLE SALE DEALERS IN
DH~ Goo H -,
rt No, 80 PEARL STREET. ~
sep4sma CINCINNATI. o.
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CINCINNATI PAPEa " 4NKHOUsK.

2
FENE undsrsgned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention otdealers their large and
varied Papers. Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled TO
hand ata large stock Of Gaps and Letters
plain aud ruled; Flat G rs, Demys Mediums. Royals and
Super Royals Blank Book Papers by Paner
Il Smith, aud other first class uanaiaeturers-
We for the hest Primers Cards and ksep
hand all times complete stock Of Printer Papers Of
descriptiot. LghthUdy's Book arS News IRksc
McOreary's C"l6red Thss vsrnish and Cola Size.
We hael Store alar-e stock the best Four
drner News Roak Pape- supply orders al
sny With rgulsr sizes and irregular sizes
make to order on shOvtRotiee-
We the highest price in cash. for Rags, Bag
ging Rope Id Cotton v aste. -
Wholesale Paper Dealers. & Manufacturers' Agents:
sep1I II aud "a Walnut st. Cincinnati
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RISING sun INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF
-fsa RTSINQ AIN IND
BOARD OF nirectcv

BOARD OF DirectcrSe
8. HAthaway, b. B. Loriug, Jaeob O. Wells,
II p Ubray, 8. F. Covington. J. W. Talbot.
W. Pate. VIM. II. Powell. George GttAespie.
B. J. HArHAwAT. Ssc'y. 5. HATHAWAY, PEss't.
The Of both Of these cOmPasss owned and thsi
citizens this Stte: and their
traaIons are 0xclusivey the State Of Indiana
Budings and Merchandize and also h'
sargoes Fatbeats end at Equitable
,premtum by II. G. GWATHMBY,
oat2T-d3na a Agent.
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both Houses the correspondence which has
taken place between the two Governments-a
correspondence, which, as Lord Clarendon
states, is still in progress. Upon this subject,
however, also Lord Clarendon tells us more in
a few words than President Pierce told US in.
many. .Asa,, .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

DIS. ANDERSON. MERCHA ANT TABOR.
ON First street bet~s"' Nam AID Sycamore,
EEAS of Cloths. CassimeTes, Vest
ings which he is prepared to make up in the
and short He will
good its and hopes by long perence in t. usines
able give general satisfaction He has also hand fine
Merino k Undershirts and Drawers with fine Shirts
Cellars made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He his old euseonerj
nd the public generally to call. decl6-t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
WM, x. NTcGEREW

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBIC.
ONCE in the ''Croscent City Bank Building.
EE my25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

IN DoZ fresh Eggs: ,,...t,.ts.tS for sale AZ
CO IDS u0 r RA0nN Il &C. - FIRMLY GroeerY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

Eta4NgRgl aYIs.-t case Ghanbrsx GinEhsm reed this
isnsI2Itw 4ls Main street. Louisville. KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

E1HpIT r4i tsJ received from springheld ohio.
of Trees containing 10 varieties kndf
for sale by novel GRANT & CARSON.