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The Grain Trade Of the West is a sut,iect oi

The Gram Trade Of the West is subject of
good deal of Discussion in the papers
Some o! The Western papers say that there
is com Paralively little wheat in s,ofe on the
railroads and canals of ,ha, section Of the
county. The price of reed whea, in the in.
terror Of Illinois is considerably above ihe
market, spring wheat for seed and milling
bringing from 81 20 to 81 SO, and the supply
furnished is barely Sufficient 10 meet home
consumption. The s,ock Of corn, on the
olher hand, is represented as being quite
heavy. At Louisville the piice Of corn has
declined materially, causing ia. specuia,ors
serious osses. Holders have in great meas.
ure ceased shipping, as the rrce in foreign
markets would moi warrant the cost of trans
pottalion.
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~EvERY READER M

Will pisass notice the advertisement descrip
tive Of Mr.. Sears Pictorial Family Bible, and
send for the printed catalogue of our iilus,ra.
led Works.
To the unitioted in the great art of selling
Books, we would say that we presen, a
scheme for moneY making winch is far bet
Ter than all the gold mines of California and
Australia.
Any person wishing to embark in the en-
ierpr,se. will risk little by sending to the Pub
Usher S25, for which he will receive sample
copies of the various works, (at wholesale
pricsr) carefully boxed, insured, and direct
ed. aHording very liberal per cenlage 10 the
Agent for his trouble. With these he will
soon be able 10 ascertain The most saleabie
and order accordingly. Address, post paid
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, 1871 William ST.,
New York.
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n THE PEACE IN EuRopE.-The Atlantic
brings intelligence ,ha, a treaty Of peace has
been formally agreed on between England,
France, Russia aud Sardinia. 1t only re-
mains, it seems, for the respective govern
men,s formally 10 raiify the compact. That
this will be done, there can be little doub, -
The various Ministers me, at Paris, fully in.
s,rucled as to what they should grant, and
what they should deny, so that the main diff
ficulty was over a. soon as they pu, ihsil
hands to the different articles.
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Rhoae Island Election.

PRov,DEscE, April 3.--The returns from 'ne
State have all been received, showing ma
,oriy of nearly three thousand for The Amer
,can and Republican candidates icr Governor
Secretary Of State and Attorney Ge''era''-
There ia no choice for Lieutenant Gos!srnH'
and Treasurer. The Coalition have clesl
msiori,y in both branches Of the Assem-.
bly.
The Senate Stands 16 Coalition, 9 Demo.
srats, ! Wing, and vaca,cies. The House,
50 Coalition, 81 Demectsts, and 10 vacan'
.eiss.
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A New ScHooL.-We hope ,hss all those
interested will give attention to the adve''
tisement Of M. Eaten, 8 young gentleman
who comes among US 10 open select Eng
lish and Classical School. Such an institu.
ton is certainly needed in this place, and
there are quite number OF persons in va
rious paris of the county who will do well to
take this opportunity Of improving them
selves.
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DENSLOW g. CO.,
Commission Merchants.

And Wholesale Dealers in all kinds ef
Foreign and Domestic Leaf. Tobacco
NJ ANUFACTURED Tobacco, and Foreign
ItA and Domestic Segsrs, FL South Front
Street, Philadelphia. importers OF fine Ha-
wanna SegaIs Of the choices, growlhs Of tas
vuelta- -Abajo. ~.
A large assortment Of which arc kept con.
an,ly on hand, and for sale at small advance
on cost Of importation.
Consignments respectfully solicited, on which
liberal advances will be made when desired.
N. b. Special attention given TO orders
for purchase on commission, Of Tobacco, ss al.
so every description Of Merct audIse, for ac-
count Of parties living as distance from thi.
market.
Sole Agent for F. A. Goe'ze's Celebrated
German smoking Tobacco, comprising thirty
different varieties.
Philadelphia. April 4, 1855. Tyr.
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II The new board OF School directors in
Bloom township met on last Monday even.
ing and organized by appointing Joseph
Shsrplsss President, and A. C. Mensch Sec.
retary.
In Orange township the Board organized
by eleciing Samuel Achenbach President,
Samuel Everett Secretary, and Emanuel Lag.
Gus Treasurer.
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Later from Texas.

BALTIMORE, April I've have tonight
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday last, with
dates from Texas to the 2sth ult. The Fed
sral officers a, Fort Mcintosh had inierfsrsd
10 prevent another invasion Of the Mexican
ssuitory from the American side. The Ls-
pan Indians had attacked another mail rider,
wounded some Of the escort, and committed
other dspIcdatious.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER

FH SHIUNA bLE NILLINERT
M AIRY BARKLEY Invites attention TO her
INl stock OF newly received Millinery Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Ribbons, Silks &c., which
she will sell cheap 81 The old stand, lower
end of Main Street. Bonnsis Of the latest
@IPRAm9 s0yles
will be mace 10 order, aud trimmed to suit
any taste.
ChiIdrsns aud Misses bonuets, hats and
fats of various prices and styles on hand, and
will be furnished 10 order in any style or taste
OF trimming. t,.,4,
BloonsSurg, April 9, '5s-st ~
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CoMEEEpABtE-The Bank Committee of
the House have made a report, through their
chairman, declaring their purpose 10 report
no bill with favorable recommendation for
The charter Of any new Bank or Saving Ins,i-
tuition, aud TO favor The extension Of the char
ter Of no Bank which has not KEEP, it's notes
at par, aseeably 10 the existing law Of this
Commonwealth. ..
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CHEAP AND TAsTy.--Dreifuss & Co. offer
desirable styles Of spring and summer cloih.
ing, and you may depend that upon calling
there you will gel the worth of your money.
Mr. Kline is obliging, and you can find ma
ny neat little articles of utility and ornamen,
in his store.
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SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
30SGo0Ro

SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
s0SIRD03a
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
BlOOmsburg, Col. Co.. Pa.
B ENJ. r. EATON, PRINCIPAL.
TVIiE first session of eleven weeks will
commence Wednesday, the 10th
or April. The Course OF Instruction is de-
signed 10 be thorough, especially in the ele-
mentary parts of the various branches taught,
and extensive enough TO prepare pupils for
active business pursuits, for teachers, or for
admission to College. Special pains will be
taken 10 secure, on the part of each pupil,
Good Substantial Habits for Study.
The management OF The School room will
be characterised by wise restraint, kind in.
isrcourse, and the ceaseless inculcalion of
high principles in daily conduct.
CHARGES FOR TUITION.
Per Session, Elementary Studies, SIS 90
Higher English g. Classics, 6 90
The Tuition Fees must be paid in advance.
n Inquiries respecting The School may be
made Of Rev. D. ]. WALLER, or Of the PRiN-
CIPAL.
Bloomsburg, April 9, 1856.-2t.
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NRw CLOTHING -David Lowenberg has
just opened 10. of fashionable clothing,
where you can &c, just such covering for the
outer man as you ought 10 have. He also
makes up goods to order. so that you can de.
pend upon getting clothes well made.
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II THOSE Sbo wish 10 buy tobacco and
ssgars at first hasd from The importer and
manufacturer can save several profits OF mid
die dealers by calling a, Dsusicw & Co.,
Philadelphia. They do large business 2.
small profits.
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n The Typhus Fever RACES IN Southern
Russia, particularly in those places which are
near the theatre Of war. Bakshiserel, Sim.
phe eropol, Kherson and N,colaleff are almost
empty. 1t is estimated that This pesIilence
has already carried off 100, 900 men.
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n Mr.. A. C. Mensch has received fns
stock Of nav goods ., the conner Of Market
and Main streets, 10 which the purchasing
public viii do we'll 10 give sttentiop.
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"GET THE BEST"
WEHSSTEksS
QUARTO DICTIONARY.

WHAT can be more essential 10 svsrS
family, countingroom, student, and
indeed every one who would know the rixht
use Of languaga-ihe meaning, orlhoeraphy,
and pronunciation Of words, than a good
English DrcTIosARy ?-ol daily necessity and
permanent value.
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED
is now :he Recognized Standard, '.constaniiy
cited and relied on in our Courts Of Justice,
in our Legislative bocies, aud in public dis.
cussions, as entirely conclusive" says Hon.
JOHN c. SPENCER.
Can ! make a better inuesfnent?
Published by g. s, C. MERRIAM. Spring.
field. Mass.-sold by ell Booksellers, 10
Bloomsburg and elsewhere. Also, WEB.
STEERS SCHOOL DICTIONARIES
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/. ~ The Medical Fee Of the Empress Eu.
genie's accouther, it is said, will be SOC, 900
francs. His ia,hsr received 10000 for his
at.eudance ppon the Empress Marie Louise,
q thg bifhSof the King Of Rome
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u We publish kember of of,arpiicatious
for l,ssnss under ihs( " law, but those who
are not iuciodsd in ihissist can send on their
petitions in lime NL mex, week.. Tha, will
be in time, but viii y the eleventh hour.
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n Such Of our sahnnihers as change
their residence, should ss5idzl correspond:
ing change is made on our package doc
and they will then receive their papers rs(
,arly.
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BY BOAT DE PORTOi
SECOND ARRIVAL OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS

AT A. C. MENSCH'S CHEAP CORNER:
nF Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinsits, Kentucky
~ Jeans, Mushns, oo,ion and wool Fiau-
nels, oil ~ool Delain, Braee Delain, Cham
bray, Silks sstns, Long end Single ShawIs,
CalicOes, Rats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes OF all sizes, Groceries, Hardware,
Iron, Steel, Nails, &C., &C.; in fact every thing
TO msks up full and complete assortment.
also: ....... s.e.
BUcKwHEAT AND WHEAT FLOUR,
Corn and Rve Chop constantly on hand and
for sale for cash.
/, Bloomsbury, Nov. os, 1s55--4m. .s.'
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MI2Mo


Near Akron, Ohio, on The 22d ult., Mrs.
Mary GRoTz, wife of Abr'm Groiz, formerly
of this place: and Mother of John K Grotz,
aged rs years, months and 81 days.
ir Cattawissa, on the lllh ult., Mrs. CARO-
LINE ELLIS, daughter OF Michael and Sarah
Bfobst, aged 81 years, 8 months and days.
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Poison in Maple Sugar.--A lady recently
died al Lansing bureh, New York, from the
effects Of poison contained in some maple
sugar, bolled in brass kettle.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMAiNING in the Pos, Office at Cal
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration with the will annexed apon
the estate Of John Bilner, late Of Locust twp.
Columbia county deceased, have been grant
ed 10 the Undersigned residing also in Locust
township. All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 the said estate arc requested to
make paymen, without delay, and those who
have clsims against the deDedent 10 present
them for settlement to
MARY BITNER,.'
' .. PETER BTTNER,
- Adm'rs, s0,tk the soiu aansrsd.
Locust township, April 8, 1866. -+1
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Affairs in Washington.

WAsHINoroN, April 7--owing 10 the slim
attendance at the anti-Nebraska caucus 10.
night, q, the capital, the proceedings were
principally of conversational character.
The Democrats and Americans Of the city
~. .aef etally holding meetings tonight
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lhes, whoss psrma.
5ows, il 10 probable
pd. very much up.
puss Of Comment.
feature Of The Eng
isiribu,ion of rep.
Aat London and
undue weight
ci without ex.
nhe remain
oi my re-

11s6sll therefore not dwell upon il. The
second section, article three Of the constiiu-
tion Of Missouri, is very much Of The sans
character as the amendment. And the same
principle, with larger spplicaiion, 10 10 be
found in The constitution Of Eeniucky and
. New York. Some Of the reasons for il are
well stated IN recent message of Governor
Chase, Of Ohio, end they will naturally pre-.
sen, themselves 10 those who CAREFUL con.
slider The topics on which have already spo.
ken. 2H'
This amendment Is interesting in its polti.
cal aspects, sslu,ary in it's action upon the
character Of the cry representation, and will
mitigate some oil the mischisfs resulting from
consolidation. Blu: It is no substitute for the
Limitation in the number Of representatives,
which stands upon distinct ground, where
have placed IL and where il has secure and
solid foundation.
She general interests and welfare, and the
improvement Of our political system, are con.
sulied by these amendments and will be pro.
NOTED by their success. Let them therefore
be passed and we will enjoy The conscious.
ness Of duty dschafged, and the wisdom of
our course will be appreciated by those who
come after Us.
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MARRIBNa

On the 9th ult., by Rev. D, J. Waller, Mr
THOMAS JONES, and Miss REBE1eA A., dangh
ter OF Samuel Omans, all of Mountpieasant
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DRAWER GOODS, Spotted Swiss. Bog
- Jaconeit Null, Cambria, Swiss Muslin
Bishop Lawns, sale Bard Muslin just rsceiv
cd at the Store Of
> y ~ A. C. MENScH
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Al Clifford, of Massa.
pinion lha, the "liq'
1856, In tha. State
lures.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
NOTICE 10 Hereby given that letters Of nd.
mInistraiion upon the estate Of Isaac r.
Davis, late OF Beaver township, Columbus
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned residing in franklin township In
said county. All persons indebted TO the said
estate are requested TO make payment with.
out delay, aud those having accounts against
The estate TO present them tor settlement to
B.P. F0RrNER,
Franklia twp, March 90, '5e. Adm'r.
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rike Of the Canal BoaimeB. !.

srsviLLE, April s.--The difficulty in re-
10 the advance on ihs coal ireishis has
CssIpned q trike by the boatnen. To-day
hey formed 10 procession and pafadsd thfo'
the town, with flags and banners, preceded
"a hiass band.
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as rhdesed agains,
|mpaay in Albany,
isined BY the plain
Ie cars being thrown
a droyer, aud had q
company, and on bis PaSs
images was printed, The
n ibis exception 10 exon
kbili,y, bu! the Court dsci-
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NOTICE is hereby given that The follow
ing Applications for Tavern and Ealing
house Licenses, have been filed, with the
Clerk OF The Court of Quarter Sessions, Of the
Peace in and for the County OF Coum bia,
aud that the same will he presented 10 the
Court of Quarter Sessions, at the next May
Term on such day as the said Court shall
designate.
Peter Billmyer, Boomsburg, Inn or Tavern.
John Leycock, do do DO.
Oliver A. Jacoby, Bloom twp, Inn or Tavern.
Jssse G. Clark. Bloomsburg, Eating House.
Thomas C. Else,
Chas E. Hoffman oo Ia""s nouso
F,edeIick Nicely, Berwick, Inn or Tavern
William A. Kline, RohrsbuIa, do do
Isaiah Shnman, Maine twp. do do
Peter P. Kline, OraugevilIs, do do
Christian Shuman, Beaver, do do
Ssmusl Hartman, Centre, do DO
Nathan Seely, Berwick, do do
Daniel l.. Everharl, Light Street, do do
Peter Schuck, do do do do
Jacob Good, Orange twp. do do
Isaac Ye.ier, Maine twp. do do
John Linden, Foundryville, do DO
John G. Freeze, Bloomsbury, do do
Samq Kostenba Cattawissa, do do
David Reinbold, Numidia, do do
Hiram Smelhsrs, Berwick. Eating Houss
JACOB EYERLY,
Bloomsburg, April 8, 1856. CLERK.
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@e vvAm~s
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
STRAW GOODS.

Nos' II d 7g NORTH second Sired,
PHILADELPHIA,
Wonid call your aliention to his most desirA.
bic stock OF Imported French Lacss, Dun.
stables and fine Split Straws, together with o
beautiful assortment of Leshorn, Ru lland.
EDPedal and Diamond Satin BON
NETS; Ladies' Riding HATS, ~
Misses Leshorn and other Hats, H.
boys. and Children's Hats, &c., &c. All Of
which will be sold at SMALL PROFIT ron
CASH. H. WARD.
Philadelphia, March "a. Is56.-2m.
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Wrought & Cast Iron Red
SrEADS, RAILING, SETTLES, TREE BOX.
es, Stands, verandas, &c.. Cemetery Lots En-.
closed with either cast or Wrought Iron Rail.
Ing, No. 335 MARKET, STREET, $3.50
e doors below Ninih,)
PHILADELPHIA.
March 27, 1856.
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APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.

Bloomsburg, April 9, ls56.-2t.
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Co.paGgTNEagSEHaP.

shin under the style and drm of GEo Foster y 20
for the tr4nsacton off general For1ardtng aRa Co"
sss3 Rus;ness. and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire-proof Warehouse on te
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust ana Du
straets nd near the Depot of the Evansville and
4,rtwfordsyiIe Railroad, where they VIII nave ample
rom and convenient facilities for storing all xmas OF
produce and Merchandise. ..A -
They will give special to Consignments eltner py
SRirer Railroad, Canal Wagons, and wllllor"ard
promptly at the lowest rates. ,,.o,,o -
They will rive personal attention to the purchase OF
saIe az Produce or Groceries in this market ana soie
orJers for the purchase Sugar and Moasses on tne
Coast as ons the will be in the South during the
Winter. o;t ord sbore
Theyhope by unremtted attention 70 m meT an1
thepublic patronage MrG " FoSTER
-. w. M. AIKMAN.
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RAILROADS, &C
pENAsYLYANIA RAILROAD.
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Il
ksz 49, tzt.4-A-5551-E A551 Z sszssg
HE IN aersigned having been ap u---
Fz L pointed Ageptfur the above Com oIsa2s
sgs - ny this city would inform shi p sssLE.4
~7eA1@s@1@N pers, merchants, sad the public
generally that " F. Leeeh George Harris and George
Black late OF ID. Leeeh Co.. and Thomas S. CLARKE,
CLARK Thaw,' under tire firm of
AEECsE g. CO.,
by appointment special consgnee and chipping agents.
Of the PeansylTana Railroad Company. They estab
cished subagents all principal shipping points
west and prepa1ed receipt thTou from New
qrk Boston, Philadephia and Baltimore ali
cities from all western cities ana the
Atlantic saBoard by way Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
The direct their whole attention forwarding.
and fates for shipping from and TO the without
the expense second drYaze and their charges by
with the Railroad company heirr e1tefaely low, "a
NAL the expense cf dtyg they hope
be able to give saGisi action
Shipments produoe made .eif agents win be forward
ed .ree of charge for commission.
Fer Information apply at their Offices:
Depot. Liberty street, PittsbuTg;
do No. south I{th street, Philadelphia;
do North street. Baltia0re;
No. Astor Place, -
do | South William stre2t, : New York;
do s Battery Place,
do 81 Kllby street. Boston;
Orto JOHN s. MTTCHELL,
ep13 6m Waterst., Evansville. Ind.
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FALL. CAMP AIGN!
EEAEsDA Ana 3 Az w FEaOE.ESa1 LIE
FIRST STREET. BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE IND
4 NEW ANU Ely LANFFE FAL51 81
CaAS. S. WELLS,


CHAS. S. WELLS,
returning for the generous patron
&c public since he opened in Evansville. would
aprise Merchants from Indiana Illinois
tdoky city also that he
and in the Heaviest stock Of Hardware and Cut
Y arket sale Many Goods purchased at reduo-
him. during depressed state the markets
East Epglaad and ly parting Cdreotl from Europe
American Goods. flied the
and sell Hardware low figures any house
a!Iard Goods. to cash good time buyers.
He uvites careful ration Of his stock and prices
Merchants and Traders sling ured that he do them
Among the articles (most inupmera ple) omprsing his
stock. he names the following to the trade:
$50 AxesWels Liplncotts eyeretts and Collins;
500 dozen Pocket KNIVES tfaly ass2rtedj
- do Steel Shears and Scissors
100 RazoIs and irons;
leo gross spoons Iron. Brittenia and German Silver;
80 dozen Coffee Mills, all e-aGes;
&c do Fues aud Rasfs. ali kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles t1-1ed b0tt0msi
20 70 lbs Sadirons. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, doi
1900 gross Screws, gimt t pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socksand ockets;
IGq 10 Augurs;
80 Do Curry C1mIs and Horse Cards.. 81
4ea pairs shovel tRd ToRgs iron and brass h1ads
5oze Sa VI. fTuia Mill 10 kay-haIet
- do S5esiyar}s aud Scale Beams;
81 do n.es (aui 0tber bran Asl $ ovels and Spades
casks Pamp Chain aud Fixtures;
) ease' Japaaned Tinware tnli assorted.
Whips Lasses Brushes Combs, Needles Speotaees,
Port Mounaies Fancy arware generally together with
heavy raods Chsias Dog Irons trap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives AVID Ksidles and
Csgtsa gsaFregS and stEE1a sr;EIEERli y gs,
Carpenters Coo peIs Tools, Ninaow Sash, eas, et
oct2 Main street, ID d9oE below Branch Bank.
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Ia 8. AAnI.nsflN- CEIANTTAILOR.
sHaRWoQp HCUsE.

EYHE subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
entirely reftted and refurnishedt and is prepared
to the patrons of the house IN satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has goodstock ofhorses anu car
riages to let.
The stableis large clean and welllocated and good
in Particuarattention
will be paid to the OF horses etwth him for keep
ug and in all respects the pubic Ia lind the Sher
wood House good Hotel. Tiys-tfl j. A. 8fERS.
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RRpAIRING.

TSE 5dersigned having commented the above business
"a in Evansville fatteTs himself with the nope that his
aud skill in all desert ptioDs time
machinery will upon trial, found worthy the
only the resi- lent citizens OF the city but also those
comprising the ''circuma bient vienage-''
His shopis at the Post Office where he be found all
CFFICE HcURs. my8 r. H. GATES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06
NUMBER I78.

This letter is closed with the remark, that
these individuals (if there be any sascl,) who
have expressed the opinion that Evansville is
not an important point are sadly mistaken;
that is if they believe what was put forth as
orthodox. - s
You may hear from as "a great word, you
know,) again-till then, odois.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06

WHOLESALE IN GROCERIES AND 1lupR7' Oo-NsH
w ATER AND VINE sTs.. EVAN SyILLE, IND
VENHE undsrgned have this day formed & @
the purpose of doing %hoIesGe ti II MsssTs As Il
Hewe purchased stock and made addons 90 make
carnat we be able offer as good earga-
F0R CASH as any Evansville or any slty N the
West. SopENSON
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