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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
Notice to ADM stratOrs, Execu-
tors. Guardians and CUratOrs.

A LII Administrators, Executors, Guardians
IA and Curators, who have failed to make regu-
lar annual settlements, are notified 10 come for
ward at the next regular term of the Howard
County Court TO be held on the first Monday in
May next, and make settlements; and in case OF
failure, citations will be issued, returnable 10 the
next FERN of said Court.
BY order of the Court
a. J. HERNDoN, Clerk.
March G. 10h6-1w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

A IL persons interested, are hereby notified that
IA at the March Term of the County Court of
Howard county. | was appointed by SAID Court
Guardian of Jno. +. Ncolds person Of unsound
mind, and persons indebted 10 said Nieolds, are
requested to call and settle Immediately. Credi-
itors of said Ncolds are urging the payment of
their demands against him, and shall be compell-
ed to collect Immediately what is due him.
March 90. 1S56-4W. JOHN w. HENRY.
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
GlaSgow, MO.

~ Deposites received. Time and sight Ex-
change wanted. Land warrants bought and sold.
Drafts and notes collected. Exchange, in sums
TO suit, always for sale.
LgS- We will pay interest for money, and issue
certificates of deposite therefor, at rate and time
agreed upon. No interest padexcept by special
agreement
WESTON r. BIRCH & SON.
Glasgow, October 20, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
JAMES EDMUNDs, Cor. sec'y
TO the Bald and GRAY.

Prof. Woods Hair Restorative is no doubt the
best article in use for the removal of dandruf,
causing hair TO grow on bald heads, mparting
scfness and beauty, and last but not least chang
ing gray hair to its original color and beauty. See
advertisement in another column
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

DLOWs--WE have in store l50 Peoria Pre-
J. MUM Flows, of every size, from small one
horse to the largest Prairie Plow.
CAMERON, MASON g. co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
CHURCH DEDICATION.

The new Church Edifce in Cambridge, Saline
County, will be dedicated on the 4th Sunday in
April. Dedcatory Sermon by Rev. JAMES
MITCHELL. March 1S, 1861
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SOLD BY

o. HENDERSON, Glasgow; POWELL & Co., Cam,
bridge; ]. B. CUNNINGHAM, Keytesville; W. r.
SNEIsoN, Fayette; BAGBY & Co., Roanoke e; I. v,
HARDY, Huntsyille,J. W. TUeKER, Carrolton
BARNARD, ADAMS g. PECK, ST. Louis, and al
druggists Jan. 10 1866-4m. !
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
fresh Groceries.

WE are now receiving our Spring supply Of
w Groceries, and shall be getting fresh sup
plies by every Boat. Persons desiring to purchase
their supply, will find our stock always large,
and cheaper for cash than any credit house can
possibly sell, We want produce Of all kinds, Wis
Flaxseed, Dry Hides, Tallow, Beeswax, Butter,
Eggs, &c sc. -
March -, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
GroCerea.

CONSISTING of loaf, crushed and brown su-
~ gars, molasses, coffee, tea, &c, for sale by
October 20 ]. B. FURBIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
LooANsponr. INp. June 20. 1855.

LoGhNsPoHI3 iND', JUNE 80, ioOo'
Messrs. o. J. WooD & Co.--Gonts; Yours. Of
the 18th came duly TO hand; enclosed, please find
draft for $50, II being the amount for Hair Resto
rative; have sold it all all. II you
choose, you may send me SIX dozen Hair Restora-
tive. think can sell it; it has worked miracles
in this place. sold man six one dollar bottles
who was BALD, and it fetched new hair out all
over his head.
Very respectfully, yours, sc.
M, H. GRIDLEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

SHOCKING OcouRRENcE.-A correspon-
dent informs us that on last Thursday night,
about 10 o'clock, man came 10 Mr.. Ober-
hOltzer's, in Warwick township, Lancas-
ter county, Pa, knocked at his bed room
window, and called him by his name, de-
manded fifty dollars of money in hurry,
or he would set Mr. O.'s house and barn OH
fire. Mr.. o. did not do as requested, and
the barn was soon all in flames. 1t con-
tanned forty seven head of cattle, horses,
sheep and hogs. Not one head was saved.
- Phil'a Ledger.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
Description and Pedigree.

Young Black Nose is beautiful Chestnut Sor-
rel, six years old, fifteen and a half hands high,
was sired by the celebrated old Black Nose, raised
by Dudley of FFayette county, Ky, he by Med0c,
Imported Diomede. The pedigree of the dam
of Young Black Nose isunknown, and all that
can say of her, is that she was fine animal,
and fine breeder.
There are few Of the colts of Young Black Nose
at Talton Turner's, and in the neighborhood,
which are very fine and promising, one year old
this spring. JNO. W. TURNER, Jr.
marc. 20, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
Young Black Nose,

SfNsro WILL stead the present season, which
NEN-has already commenced, and will end the
first day of July next, at the stable of Tator
Turner, Z of mile from the city of Glasgow
on the oad leading from Glasgow to Boonylle
and will be letto mares at Five Dollars the sea-
son, and Eight Dollars TO insure a colt, The mo.
new 10 be paid when it is ascertaned the marc il
ia 'foal or parted with. Pasturage furnished fol
mares at distance, but will not be liable for es.
capos nr accidents
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

CUTTERS--WE have on hanc
- few OF Sandford's Patent Hay and Straw
Cutters, for sale low.
CAMERON, MASON Il co.
April 8, 1856.
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Description and Pedigree.
SUPERIOR
IT E a 81

In the Original half Chests, in Boxes, Of
6 and IL pounds, and in Metallic
Packages, OF /, j, l, & 4 lbs,
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Es-He who buys too many suPerhuities
may be obliged 10 sell some Of his,neeessa-
ries. Pa
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

ERENcH brandy, rye whisky, reetlfed whi.-
l. ky, wines, &e,, Of the best quality, for sale
by toet2S) I, % 'B,FoRBIs,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

u We learn that grocery keeper was
murdered in Rlchfeld, one night last week,
and his grocery robbed. He was in the hab-
it of sleeping IN the grocery, with the door
unfastened, so as to admit persons at all
times. On the morning after the deed, he
was found in the house with large rope
tied across his mouth, which was carried
back of the neck and crossed and brought
forward and tied, choking tight, under the
chin. There was also indication of severe
blow on the head. 1t was case of deliber-
ate murder and robbery IBrunswicker
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

The undersigned, Rev. J. K. Bragg, is minis
Ter in regular Standing and pastor of the Orthodox
Church at Brookfeld, Mass. He is gentleman
Of considerable influence, and universally beloved
(Copy.) WIN. DYER.
BRooKFIELp, January IL, 1855.
Prof. WooD-Dear Sir: Having made trial OF
your Hair Restorative, it gives pleasure to say
that its fleet has been excellent in removing in.
fammaton, dondruff, and constant tendency to
itching, with which have been troubled from my
childhood, and has also restored my hair, which
was becoming gray, to its original color. ! have
used no other article with anything like the same
pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, ]. K. BRAGG.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

"Wisdom shall botu docn TO it, and the great Of
the earth shall kneel before it,"
Never could this be said with more truth, than il
now applies 10 the remedy for affections of the
Throat and Lungs. The exalted in learning and
power, acknowledge its supremacy, while both The
little and the great can feel its benefits The lib
eral-minded among those skilled to cure are free
TO own the mastery over distempers which have
bafed their art. Those of exalted stations are moi
ashamed to testify TO lis virtues, but deem it du-
ty and pleasure to thus hold out the lamp OF
their experience TO their suffering fellow-nen.
Witness the followinp -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-12

GRACE IN FEMALE DREss.-Somebody has
said thatssa Partisan grisette, with little tulle
and ribbon, will conquer the world, while an
English woman, with all her shawls, damask
and diamonds, looks only like an animated
clothes horse. There is some exaggeration
IN this statement bat more wit and still more
truth. The women of France unquestionably
have better taste in dress than those of Great
Britain. In our country there is too much of
what may be called "snobism' in female at
tire. The ladies of Anglo Saxondom seem to
fancy that the more they spend on dress the
prettier they look. Accordingly one sees lit
tie women covered all over with lace or buried
IN the middle of stiff brocade, or almost lost
to sight under a putting velvet cloak, with
caps that extend on either side gigantic wings
Or one beholds tall women, if such is the fash
ion, tricked out in tight sleeves and striped
silks, the costiness of the material being regar
ded by the wearer as sufficient compensation
for the incongruity of the style. 4 French
servant has better taste. She knows it is not
SO much the richness of the material as the way
It is made up, and the manner in which it il
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worn, that gives sthe desired elegance. !
neat fit, graceful bearing, and proper har
mony between the complexion and the coIors.
has more to do with Frightening female attrac
|tons than even English ladies seem particu-
lrly to comprehend Many a wife looks
prettier if she would but know it, in her neat
morning frock of calico, than in the incongru-
Gus pile Of finery which she dignfes with the
rule Of full dress. Many an unmarried female
first wins the heart Of her future husband in
some simple, unpretendng attire. which, if
consulted about, she would pronounce too
cheap except foT ordinary wear, but which by
accidental suitability to her figure, face and
carriage, idolize her youth wonderfully. If the
sex would study taste in dress more, and care
less for costliness, they would have no reason
to regret it.
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" Mr.. Guthrie, in his Report Of the FL
nanceS, observes that "a pure metallic curren-
cy may be set down as impracticable under
our constitution and our laws, to say nothing
of the sentiment of our people," The reason
is, that the States cannot be expecte to sur
render to Congress the power Of" chartering
banks and, further, that the existing 1898
chartered banks could not during the penden-
.cy Of their charters, be deprived Of the right
of issuing small notes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-12

0ElF Some vandal has effaced the initials OF
Gen. Washington on the west walls of the
grotto at Passac Falls, New Jersey. The
characters are sc. W., l778," and they were
cut in the rock by that great and good man
himself. They had remained uniniured more
than three-quarters of century, until few
months ago, when some barbarian partly OBJ
liberated them by chopping out one-half of
the w,
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SECRETARY or NAvY's REPORT.

The Secretary Of the Navy gives detailed
view of the operations of the navy during the
last year, and its present strength. Among
his recommendations are:-for another squad
ron on the Pacific, rendered necessary by our
extending commerce; for the adoption of the
English and French system of cunning or
practice ships; and for the dispatch of small
Steamer to survey the Guano Islands on which
Commodore Merwine made an unsatisfactory
report. The Secretary regards the construc-
tion of the six war steamers as inauguratng
n new era in the naval service and repeats his
former recommendation for building steam
sloops of war Of small draft. The sending
out of seamen to relieve distant crews is
spoken of as experiment and will be con-
tinued if it shall work well. The Secretary
likewise recommends the appointment Of as
sistant purSers with moderate compensation.
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANCEAcTURERs ANn DEALERs IN

CG4 IN IN I'd % W q @ IA .
H AVINf reduced their nree' CORRESPOND with the
= H duced cost Of Sl'oetre continue their ua
known brands of EfECrRIC INDIAN Hud EEHTrrKY
RIFLE Ter in kegs and canisers Also for
Blasting Mining. prsng uli 1ualite
and kinds required by che trade guaranteed give
satisfaction.
Tbs STANDARD their Powder which on Owed the
highest ton for than years
found unsurpassed by other manufacture She
the world.
FOrsale hv the and asn the off
Company, No. 80 Wall. Water street. New York.
A G. HAZARD, President.
a. e. DOUGLASS. Sec'v. mv2f-6md
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T5e paiIg yonrnal,
FRIN7E AND PUBLISHED BY
Er- x. GA
Corner Of Min aaE Wtier Streets
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


The Postmaster Generals report shows the
number of post offices in June Both, 1856, TO
have been $3.50, being an increase of 1864
in four years. On the Both of June there
were in operation nearly 5000 mail routes,
the length Of which is estimated at 239, ,642
miles costing $6,356,474, divided as follows:
20,323 miles of railroad, II, ,951 steamboat, and
80 452 coach lines, and nearly 900 miles
OF inferior grades. In Nebraska and Kansas
2238 miles were added to the length ofroutes
Between the first Of July, 1852, and July LIST,
1856, the railroad service was increased TO-
III miles, exhibiting the fact that within that
time this description Of service was more than
doubled. On the 1st Of December, 1855, the
length ofrailroad routes had increased to 21,-
80 miles; and the total cost for this service
at that date amounted to S2,403, ,747. The
whole cost of the inland service, on the 1st Of
July, was $5,52G,028.
The expenditures for the year 1856, were
$l0,405, ,286, and the gross revenue including
annual appropriations for free mail matter
S1G2O82l, showing deficiency Of S27O7, 900.
lie recommends the abolition of the franking
privilege and the compulsory pre- payment of
all transient printed matter. Also the repeal
of the act of 1915, which gives the Postmast-
er General discretionary authority to make
ne% contracts for ocean steamship service.
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIORS; REPORT
The Secretary Of the Interiors report states
the quantity Of land surveyed since last report
and up to the 81 Of September last at 16, ,873,-
$40 acres, exclusive of school sections.
The quantity of lands sold for cash during
the fiscal year was over 9,25O,00O acres, and
the receipt therefor S8,821, 141. The total
amount Of land disposed of is over 100000
acres lie suggests necessity for further
power being granted to the Commissioner of
Pensions to suspend and diminish and discon-
tinue pensions where the reason for granting
them has wholly or partially ceased The
number of patents issued within the year will
probably reach $500. The report says that
during the present administration 50 Indian
treaties have been negotiated 20 of which re-
main to be acted upon by the Senate.
BY these treaties Indian titles have been
extinguished to nearly 175,OOO acres of land.
The aggregate money consideration thereof is
$ll, ,l84. The indians within our borders are
supposed to number about 100000. The pro-
cess of civilization among the Indians has al
ready been attended with the happiest results,
and gives promise Of steady progress in the
amelioration Of their physical and moral con-
dition.
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PRENEEgE,S SOB PAPERS.
= 4

N0s. II and 10 wall st.s Cincinnati q, :,
IL AVE hand a beautiful stock Of PRINTERS Pa
PERS. Cards Gard Sheets. Black and oclored Inks
Bronzes Yarnishes, Sc, which they offer Mt
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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UTIAaTx, BEAUTY, EAEGAScE

r f Fl \ Z NJ EN T
EfVERT Of the above viii be fouad we'll adapt
a ID TO and Of the immense quapti-
ties of Goods starrved at the W II known Store
VFs3a. G0ess 6isa 81 Co.
Corner Of Main and streets Having
selection of oods surprising in the variety styles
ard shades, also IN Guantv apd quality and
which other 15bitad
lar pleasure invite frir Is e1emerin Fvansye
and vicinity give Il call Ne our invitation
parteuar to the assuring them that every
Imaginable undeT the Of Dry Goods En- roi1ares
(Swis French and Sentch) Fancy l5ods Naniflas hn
Goods of every des 7rintion Shawis Millinery aud Straw
foods he in the richest. choice varied
sortmen We fully CONVINCED that satisfy
ansnne and satisfy claim respecting
good taste and low prices. every kind eut
please demand fashion color or quality
and the in iooa goods Coma yourselves
mh31 WN LGFWFNTHAL + co
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NEW Willy GEsnCERX

have bought The stack and taken the store or ery
occupied by 7. Bacon & Co. Main street te
the irannh BAN and have made large Auditors to their
stock with h future supplies
In promising the citizens Of Evansville ana vicinity
variety of the hest articles Family Groceries asany
house in the city Being determine
give satisfaction in all hone receive liberal
rOnaTe. Give trial. Al Goods delivered charge
mhI3 HERSHBFRGER & CARSON.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
I. q. WHEELER A.. L. ROBINSON
WHEELER & EEo2ENS0N,
/ ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
Successors TO ngIe, Wheeler & l-ehart.)
General Land GHd Gathering .ggeneR, Office on Sd ST
/ Opposite the Court House Building, near
Ka@Aiagton Hotel, Enees0iite, lad.
! NIB y q " heller Notary Public mh2l
foHS HURLEY. T. SULLIVAN
yOsEN FzUsSZEY * 90.
/ F0RggAsEDEEes AND COFITEES$E0N
n = r NIS,
30 Rei.oupi itogzIsEs street,
azgG KEW ORLEANS
ASA GGLEEgAEsE.
ATTORNEY ATLAw AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Successor to ngle, Wheeler Iglehar in Real Estate
VIII practice Law in the Circuit Courts Of vapderburgh
and the adjoining counties OGee over the Canal Bank
Evansville, Ia. febl4-ly
E0RRxs =. 5oFgNSON,
ATTORNEY At AND REAL ESTATE AGsNT.
POST ofiea EyansTiiie - yzSly
sorAnr rdhEia HESRx 1x5 s. 5ffau Es OF PEACE.
xwvTLLst.erd to eojIeatinF ing Gains South
Eastern Illinois and all otbe, sineas aPpertaia ne
efer f 10 ~ yi T. Fas A E: Cashier Bank as
Vile. Ind. aP2l-w
ISAAC HzIMAvx. DAVID nEInANN
T.. .HD. EzEEI7 ann,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
G2OEaRTEs q PRODUCE,
2UEzEswARE, LIQC0Rs, q DC, MAIN STREET,
ABOVE sEcc D. EVANSVILLE. IND.
ian3I
=. It. COX,
GROCER, FoRWARDiHG Am COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
PiacEEHeS, Ind.
Particular attention paid forwarding and Receiving
oct3l-tf
CITY HOTEL,
DIVISION,
E6aRSvstls, md
octI WM. II. B0ICOURF, Proprietor.
HESDEIcSs A. REA.
EEENDlgICRS * TEcssEIA.
(Late W Hen bricks & Co.)
WHOLESALE DEALERS II BOOTS AND SHOES.
FosTEE's BLOCK, FIRST STREET, NEAR MAIN.
mo. ROGERS, JR. H.. n. aGUIEE. J.s.RoGER
ROGERS, SE'tsE az al Coz
Commission ANA Forwarding HerchantsI
NO. %, POYDRAS STREET,
Nav ORLEANS, LA.
GiberaIcash advances will be made consignments
nippedto our care By
GuorEAu, HAaR1sox & VALLE. St. Louis No
w. Z. 3RowFE q CO., Vincennes, Ia.
BENEDICT " WILLIAMS, GRANVILLE, Ill
O'RILEY & Co.. Evansville, Ia.
5. l.. tIOvEY, do do.
PrsoucHer & Bios. Mt. yernon.Ta. ldece9-ly
J oHN. ). CHANpLER JAMES HARLAN. JR
CHANDLER dt HARLAN.
u OFN ]. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
~ associated together in the practice
always be found their Office Locust
the Sherwood House. counsel bu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MECHANICS wOgK =
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOI
EVANSVILLE. IND,
NEEISANE RANE

81 ANINH purchased Nr. Henry Sehriters well known
Foun dry. would respectfully contiuuance Of the
patronage extended him. aud invite all
Eant Foundry work ofsny kind DONE facilities We
experts need in the business and will warrant all
Te DO and prices reasonable We prepared
Steam Engines. Fire Ergnes Hv4rsuc Presses To-
bace Screws and Presses Saw Mn and Hachinory
Ruildius Bastings Ho'sepewer Thrashers Shelters
Lard Kettles. Lard Presses. Railroad work. Steamboat
pairs done.
Castings description at
Steam Boilers, Lard Tanks. and all fixtures belonging
her"tO.
Brass castings of all kinds made to order
All orders may be addressed WH. R0YLE & CO.
mh296w Evansville Ind
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PINE LTIBER AND SHIYGI Es,

PINE LTWBER AND SHINGLES,
I'D IT BENNETT would rrspeetfuliv announce 70 the
citizens Of Evansville and that
(aving engaged in the manufaesure
raj and electnga article OF his manufa
tura1 has nnened Yard CARPENTER Kratz &
UeiImau' Foundry and is whoIesa
or rat cheaper than before offered in this city.
iets-lwdlyw
NEW BOOKS.
ENHF Hills of Shatemuc by the author of the Wide Wide
d World iust
Nevr late nend, hv the author of Peg Wofnnton
and Charlie Johnson. inst out.
Nv Cnurtship and its Consequences by Wikof.
New sunnlv Of Drad
Le1lie's Gazette Of Fashion, for October.
FasGue les French
Feher Physical Geography just reed and sor ss,sAx
oet7 D0bELL & LISTER.
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EVANSVILLE TOOL STnFeE.
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.

MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AyD SECOND.
aE undersigned having largely increased his stock
HARDWARE offers for sale TO ths es
and surrounding Counties an extens W assortment of
Tor Carpenters Joiners Mwrights. Cabinet and wagon
makers Cooper. Masonry Gunsmhs. Blacksmiths
butehers &C. Also constantly hand full
BUILDING HARDWARE
loes iatehes butts shutters hinges bolts
goods. cts, nails. glass sash and naines.
GARDEN AEDFARNIEG TOOLS.
POCKET and table Cutlery Chairs Brushes Scales Bells
Axes
-
Orders by mail
tTCTSTTrS VATDETRru
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TO LOVERS OF GOOD TEN
UHAVTNG reed direct from PHILADELPHIA half chests
and cadSies Of superior Teas fal
supply fqmies with article cap
other house in inst call and if
the best Black Tea Offered for sale Evansville
aup5 yTCEFET & J0HNSnT.
~ BRIS ORANGE Valley hisky reed ar1 for bv
Il % nov4 e. d HETNANN.
ESRENCH and Eng ish Meriroes- n great variety at
n McKfNNEY,S
WUST RECEIVER
- dog F .ncy Coal Vaces; 2 fan CIV Coal Hod4:
do do Fire Sets. 2 do find Brass Andirous;
oct2S BABC0CK & SOSETAG.
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E1EwENSE DDgT7ON OF STOCK
HOMEMADE EURoPEsy IMPORTED LEArHEEs AND
of all colors and descriptions.
A WAITING to ha made ehe most fashion,
IA allie Boots Shoes and Caters Tor after the latest
France and the Eastern cities All varieties
slips with heels enough suit m
fas5ions ladies'. and perfect musau o.
children large SMALL fashionable Root and
Shoe store or ser-2}-2m JOHN RASCH.
eSATAR ATUs.-Ionboves pure Salerltu5 in lb papers;
- bbla pure do;
20kess 100 lbs each 40. received and for
sale by ocu5 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-12

EP ATTING.-2500 lbs d this dav and for sale hv
AD nOvs PRESTON BROS.
| ETsT RECEIVED By RAILROAD
! " 20 Ahls Tanners Oil; % hox Ink:
81 box papared Salartans; 20 DO panered Soda;
do Cora Starch FOR cooking 10 do
eases Soap fancy: % hOx Fig BInR:
10 baskets Olive Oil; n boxes olive Gil;
30 doz Tow Buckets; 80 kegs Soda:
20 Bran " fne % hoxas Gtoth Pins:
% hds Half Rushas. J q Wood Dares Sin nest
Wood Rvs Raid lin : thls Wood Faucets;
81 TX Chewing Tobacco; hhl sPuttv IN hadders;
British T.ustre; Z CiEq-s:
2S doz Iute Bed Rope; q dog Juss Clothes Lines;
10 bales Gloves bags Piraento;
10 hars Pepper. for salelow by
ocetO TEESEY & SORENSON