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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

Eeea1s O uetS ! EEentoued :!
FROM No. Is TO II ROY Al. STREET.
A -uyIly Of CREME DE BOTZY tH AMrAGEFc, in CHARTS
and pnts, constantly hand which equal the best ihss
this market.
>. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL. HOCK MADEIRA AID SHERRY
WINES.
Il RIA Dl f. ::
SAZERAC Of the Vnrge 1875, and 1905 and other
braEda.
w II $ *
OF al iescrip ;ions-Scocl IRISH Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in Dints AID quartz.
Also
On hand, usual assortment Of the best vi RS ard Ill
QUOkS markell which will sold reasonable
terms any other ha}Ise in the city.
SEWELI I, TAYLOR,
a 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. ~

fx5= The clerk of the steamer Republic mas our
thanks for late Yicksburg and Natchez papers.
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ST.. CHARLES THEArER.-B Benefit Of Mrs. FarFen'
This sterling actress takes her first benefit tonight,
and offers very attractive bill for the occasion She
will appear first as Marian, in the thrilling drama OF
the s.Wrecker's Daughter" supported by Mr. Maggie
as Robert and after that, in the lively part of Peg
TTofngton, with Mr.. Nagle in the part Of Sir. Chas.
Ponatum. Miss Mary Shaw will sing one of hersweet
songs between the pieces The bill is a good one
and should draw d crowded house.
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CR1sp's GAIETY.- Fra Darolo- -The whole strength
of the operate company--we mean Messrs. Frazer
strctton, Lyster and Trevor, and Misses Resale D
rand and Georgina Hodson besides Mr. Davldge OF the
dramatic company-willa appear tonight in the charm
ing and celebrated opera Of Fra Diavolo.' This
oper will bring out the best points Of the different
singers, and will afford treat that the lovers OF
music Should not miss Afterwards, Mr.. navidge
and Miss Clarke and others, will appear in the farce
of .sPoor Pillicoddy. We shall look for a crowded
"a
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.geaC E'GJy Clothing.
PIERSON, HARRISON & co,
Corner of Canal and Magazine Streets
Are receiving their nrge supply Of SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING, from their MnnuiHcory III Newark, COIL
prisills every novelty in the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH $500 ,
COLORED CLOTH AND CASHMERE NAfNAhhEf
COATS
SUPER FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DOESKIN CASHMERE PANTS
TAMAS OPERA COATS AND CI.OAhS.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS.
NEW STYLES SILK AND CiREN.tDINE VESTS
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, rNnEESlllRTS AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles we'll made and offered al VERY LOW rhitf.S
at VIII o1le and retail Country merchants and citizens are i'll
yed to examine.
PIERSON, HARRISON & co.
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B spALD1NG & ROGERS. If there is a man in the
United States who can make banjo roar as Rumsey
does, or ape the magnificent darkey as WE'LL We
would like to hear Of him, for we hav'nt heard OF
him yet. Rumsey, besides, sings well, beats the
drum to a CHARM and is, in fact, the hinge upon
which all the fun turns He appears as usual to-
night, being sprnkedH all through the programme
The great black burlesque of the " Bohemian CRY
will conclude the performances. No man can have
the dyspepsia if he is sensible whilst West Feels
Minstrnls are in town. 0.-z'
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Champagne s2'fNe.

One hundred ba.kn's BII4LEt ART SALMON = \Ffhh'
NAY AND GARNET. For sale by
JOHN N. BURROWS,
,no,E, No. q Grlyirr STRAIT.
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40 Camp Street.
HOUSE FURNIsHING ARTICLE

FURNISHING ARTICLES.
SILVER PLATED CAsTORs-wth cut bottles, from
S. TO $40.
SOLAR LAMPS-of all patterns from s. 80 TO Sl0,
New Pattern Oval Trays-in sets and singy,
Ivory Handled and Common Cutlery.
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons and FORKS.
Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots
Table and Door Mats of all kinds
Silver Plated Cake Baskets.
COMMUNION SERVICES.
Britannia Metal Tea aud Table Spoons and Castors
Wooden and Willow Ware.
Fire Irons-from 81 50 per set to $l2
Coal Southeastern Copper, Brass and janaited'
Brushes md Feather busters, of all kinds
Best Polished md Common Tinwnre.
Tea and Coffee Urns, Chatting and Fish Dishes.
Gill Band and Ornamented China Tea Sets
Plain White aud Gold Band China Dinner Sets
Gut and Moulded Glassware, OF MI kinds.
White Stone China Dinner and Tea Sets.
A large assortment of COMMON EARTHENWARE. for
the wholesale trade, I'LL for sale at low prices and sent
free any part Of the city.
MA aptf SAMUEL f. MOORE & co.
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4
4#s TERMS:
,,,e will he regularly served TO ~ w
city al an early every morning undays w.
@ $50 year. in advance halfyearly and quarterly ~ VIC
same rates Or 20 cents week, payable to the cae
per insertion IN a
Il far ayery subsequent insertion, 50 cents.
Advertisements on the second page are charged % "
Insertion. { sssa@ VI /, III. - 1, ha ., nor
Advertisements published at intervals will be charged sl per
a NJ souare for every insertion. :.
san,ens not MARKED will DO published one month, OF
and charged artordingly no advertisement OF sup
in;on viii be stopped until all arrearages are paid at me
option Of the proprietors $5 .. I
Discount will be made to regular advertisers
ft-.-E THE DAILY CRESCENT
renders desirable medium or
FAM1EY PAPER it crcnates largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes early hour ana oeing tea
the approach of business hours,
for family use may be advantageously published III It's
s&F columns, &l 81
Al 5#TFs u WE EKAY CREs CE nj
published every Monday morning at IS year. invariably IN
aayance Having an circulation throughout Lon
fana Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and ohe
favorable modeto advertisers of making
@ the;r wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each Insertion.
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soufEel'Ae Bt'uutss'e EV'NTerooAes

3
CHAIF.S =. STEWART,
Al Nos, III al73 Canal street, .Nc'y Orleans,
,f,s inst r,.eiy,1n the mInfctory beautiful stock Of
.,l.rlid vAIlv,iI ARMO RS and i5EDSTHADs, in adj
lition 10 hi, Ijtherrge Socko'
HOtHOLD FURNITURE,
c,rrr;.n., EVENING; in his line Of business Plr,ics
any1l,iu,is line sill find their advantage 10
| ':,s I,io, +, call bgpurc ir>ina elsewhere.
CHlRLES \. STEWART,
ma 2psHltw I'll and LIB Canal street.
#Usontf'tc CtozfttHg.
PITEIN & CO.,
N. 81 CAMP STREET,
u4.oo,.,ngs1 and fSr:avIcr streets.
,I-r. nav +ing hnvery arrival full and Fashionable
c,'.,. or ,Iut,i AN GENTS Ft'RN!STlING G0uDs.
,s1xEss 81 yt,y OF eolora and the latest and best
styles.
PHI ttr ,I 90 ATSt large and splendid assortment.
e,CANDp rot, cra long and hr;t a! Incdtn," length.
+ Tt,,c A>ATEISIANS, the latest styleaud tue finish.
p1,,fz and BiI.oTHLOAkS long and medium lengths,
, p,oI, rIn wn ani!ive CLOTH rRoCKs and DRESS
= CuATs shed inc best style, Heiun and fire qualify.
y yESTS orF vafi~
E,ac} and Velv"ESTS
l,si,nr red snnck, and all styles Of Silk VESTS.
o. LINEN Bel slilS.
DpfHG Cons.
vs. A Youths CLOTHING, a fail stock.
30 AND YOtTlIS SHIRTS.
UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS.
'n ,,lrtcle we'd for AN outfit will he sold IT'S low as
Y, ca" he Pr,'' - R. PITKIN co.,
IT ,n o,,tW 81 Camp street.
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E'sss'fstfstl'e BoughEs

The highest rrae paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing TO dis
pose their urI4iie will find their c' c
the undersigned.
hand Furniture sold, exchanged and repaired
=. NJ. TOURNE,
n10 - litEl.lf
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E!aVEtsh Gtaa'pefiags.

Just received direct from the celebrated manufacturers i"
Grossly Il Sons and raroe, linJmals K PHr0c large aN
ifrrnt assortment of NEIV TT PESTRY aHd hlS
Sells GARPETING
TODD 4 GANDOLFI,
Mo 2pGt 100 anal ST.. near Royal, Tuuro Buildings.
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EOagisiseaadC
esrM,RIL We GMab-n7HMH-ISRG a5i
MANUFAC Glory,
No IT'S Canal street, between Baronne and Phlppa.

The undersigned having adapted Steam Power 10 the Sewing
Machines have in operation now prepared TO supply
any quantity Of CI.OTIiIN that may be required
They respectfully call the attention of the Planters of Louis
lana OF all the ehhon States TO this notice, IT'S Ill orders
received shall he promptly and carefully attended TO- and they
feel confident That they shall continue heretofore to give
full satisfaction purchasers who are invited to come amt
examine for themselves the superior quality and durability Of
the goods offered them ~ ~ , ~
TIEBRARD & CO.,
nlO ,uttEnnW l.5 Canal street
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EsuDol.fesss5 .rrcdsco4 Enforndoss,

EztUe},fgasE sfFeGicOI EnfOr5ltNOas.
The late d.. Chapman, Of Philadelphia has laid it "" As "
,ue that p,orus Inry suspected in child wterisFe r.
p1racation ana especially weakness Of the howeiSHc"h
MED ly discharge slime mncrs," and all meal R-
thorics 4. that work thorough cure the sfoac ana
bowels must be iryigoncd wcl as the W0rho fseI''
discharged.
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFtGE,
rl1H both these condons tt only eNtifnA'rS ver1H
res but strengthens the Digestion incrreS the st" at power
Of the gastric juice and impr healthy action to bo"e
Hence its cures complete and permanent.
RS- Be particular and remember the nHle, WINS tW'-
dian Vertnfe" ThSis the only nrtce that can he aIen"c
on Remember this For sale in New Orleans, whote and
retail, by ,,vr,rrrrrr g. ~
~ I'd CnNrp L.
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FoersiUla ERtzis' OIL.

,f,f,vocc OF superior Oil Just received by the sub
,o,;, 4, has bre'r in New Orleans for the last FIF
wt,t,%AES un.srurrally conceded 10 lie the ex-
},cle for thdct presented to The Southern pub
-, establish is the ONLY depot for its sale in
'NNf''' DE & GOODRICH,
nS2t corner Canal ana 1soy'h A''ee'H'
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C0GNAC BEANDIES in halves quarters and octae, in
Custom. house stores.
MADEIRA SHERRY and PORT WINE Of varo p'Hl-
tiles.
CHAMPAGNE and CIARET WINES
HOLLAND GIN SCOTCH WHISKY OLD BOv!bOS
and MONONG AHEIA WHISKY.
JAMAICA and ST. CRpIX RUM. For sal" by
JOHN NJ. BURROWS,
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-EDg'. Sn42essct Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. lis GRAVlER STREET. NEW ORLTAH
Cures CANCERS, SCALD-ilEAn, WuiE SWELIlS SORES ~
ULCERS Of every description ia}I 2Ily
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.EEcE9olssecf27s Restaurant,

III COMMON STREET,
TJ> r,,is Arlcnt thoroughly "I;t. and will be
oI,Ilcl yI SATURDAY. Now l. IL 2plm
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k5RVdEFE y NW' . AE'V0VH7" eU''
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
Glass TX,
20 bs drawn in the city of MOBILE Ala in public Oh WE'D
NESDAY, Dec. 10, 1856 Oh The plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
John HuRrE and W. W MCGUIRE Commissioners.
$4,000 TIckets-3,2sO Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETs!E
RRTLEJ4 SGHEME!
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Java Coffee.
100 bags Old Government Java.
CONVERSE 4 Co,
corner Canal and New E.rvec streets.
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Yeast Powders.
% eros> Preston Mrrrill's Durke"S AMI T. A. Andrews
Co.'S. WA fh>h a VIZ
corner Cunnl and New Lcvee streets.
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Split Peas
~ half barrels fresh. COW hkSh& va
corner Canal and New Icvcr streets.
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SeE.sfEb'iGS---GrF'OCCrScS.

Crushed. Powdered and Loaf Sugar.
Tx mack ares Northern, CONVERSE II CO.,
corner Canal and New Levrc streets.
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Mocha Coffee.
10 balcB-a superior article. CONVERSE Il co.,
corner Canal and New I.eyec street:
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<teuIcy EsittcrS.

=, ooy CONVERSE Il CO..
corner Canal and New l.eSrG streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
EVANSVILLE Ilt9 WEDNESDAY MORNING NOV H. 1856.

BENToN's EULoGY OF CLAY.--It is grateful
to all to here rival statesmen after the con-
flicts of party are over, doing justice to their
departed co-laborers. Benton does as much
honor to himself as to Mr.. Clay by the follow
ing tribute, in his recent speech at St. Louis:
Do justice to all, administer the Constitu-
ton in its proper spirit, give to all its compro-
misses full and free sway, and upon that rely
that the people will cling together, the small
party will be unable to make themselves felt.
loud applause.) Notification in the South,
nulli fcation and secession in the South, abo-
litionism in the North-and by Abolitionism
include no man thatis against the extension
of slavery where it does not now exist
LCheers) l am one of that class myself
(Cheers) | have avowed that on every occa-
sion, and say it to you, fellow citizens, that
one of the occasions, in which l saw Henry
G Jay rise higher than [ thought ever saw
him before, was when in the debate ON the a1-
mission of California, a dissolution was appre-
hended, if slavery was not carried into this
Territory, where it never existed then; Mr.. Clay,
rising, loomed colossally IN the Senate of the
United States, as he rose declaring that for no
earthly purpose, no earthly object could he
carry slavery into places where it did not ex-
ist before. (Cheers.) At the same time he
would bare his breast against any infraction,
against the rights of shareholders wherever it
existed. (Long continued applause.) 1t was
a great and proud day for Mr.. Clay, towards
the latter days of his life, and if en artist
could have been there, to catch his expression
as he uttered that sentiment, with it reflex on
his face, and his countenance beaming with
firmness of purpose, it would have been a
glorious moment in which to transmit him to
countenance all alive and lum-
inous with the ideas that beat in his BOSOM
loud applause which interrupted the speak
er.) That was proud day. | could have
wished that | had spoken the same words. II
speak them now, telling you they were his,
and adopting them as my own.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.

StHANKLIN q REILLY beg leave call the attention
~ their friends and customers their large and well
neypring and dry goods reed
during hepAt weeks comprising of the desr
found inhe city which they whole
sale and retail to their and the public generality
atlow prompt time buyers ibfrtoek
sts in of the fOlowngBroad cloths black and fancy
and fweeds white hui and fancy Marsae and
silk Vegtngs Croton cloths and sin and fany
Linen Drills rich Oaiieoes o. Philip Allen Spragues kne
Mills and rieh printed French
printed French Robes plain salty
striped Bereg black and colored Grape aatz white CASH
mere plain aEe fancy Gnghams rich printed Orsandies
Briantees and Cha de white Shawls black
fancy silk shaw1 rich stila wis scarfs
white lace Capes Nera antique Parasols silk aud gngham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats English
aud fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons osng Gloves
Palm eat and fancy Fans boots and shoes Carpets floor and
Oil Cloth printed window blinds. together with
great variety of Trimmings small fancy goods
| Ne. sc. SHANKLTN & reilly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

r. THE CAPITAL ExrENsIoN.--The National
Intelligencer says:
Sufficient progress has been made with the
ceiling of the House of Representatives in the
new south wing of the Capital to give an idea
of its SURPRISING gorgeousness. In the north
east angle the massive and elaborate drop
pieces, in the form of huge inverted pineappes
have been finished and set in their places; por-
tions Of them and the cornice have been paint
ed, also, and adjoining parts of the ceiling
fescoed; the whole producing an effect that
can be equalled, we suppose, no where else on
this continent, and excelled scarcely anywhere
in the world. These large and most elaborate
drops, with the surrounding foliage and orna-
ments, are made of papier-mache, and in case
Of receiving injury, from any cause, can at any
time be speedily restored.
Whilst the work of ornamentation is thus
progressing in the ceiling of the hall of the
House, there is no idleness in the new COM
mittee rooms. Several of them are paved
, with beautiful encaustic tiles, and are ready
! for frescoing; others are undergoing that pro-
cess, and so exqusitely beautiful in taste and
finish is this work, that every visitor pours
] forth, upon visiting it, utterances of mingled
astonishment and delight.
;. In the north wing to be occupied by the
Senate and its officers, several committee
rooms are finished, and some are we'll advanced
towards completion. One now in hand is for
the use of the Naval Committee Of the Senate,
its ceiling and walls are bing most tastefully
and fittingly frescoed and painted. Neptune
Ampitrite, the Tritons, and all the gods and
goddesses of the deep, find spirited represent
ations somewhere on the walls of this unique
room; the pannelings are taken up with wall
pictures of several of the most noted of the
naval victories and exploits performed under
the American flag. When finished, this room
with its match for the Military Committee
will be among the chief attractions of the mag
q nifcent apartments the country is providing
for the use of her legislative agents in the
Capitol.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
THE H.zARD POWDER COMPAN,

CG4 u IN I'D Cd w G1 @ IA @
AYING reduced their prices to correspond with the
q doeed of Satpetre continue to offer their well
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder in kegs and canisers Also Gunrowder
Blasting and Mining comprising full quatc
and kinds required by the trade give entire
salts sfaeton.
The of their Powder which has enjoyed
highest for than twenty-five years will he
found unsurpassed other manufacture of the kind
the world.
the principal Dealers and also the Office
Company, No. 80 Wall. Water street. New York.
A. G.. HAZARD, President.
A. r. DOUGLASS, See'y. mV2S-6md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
SHERWOOD HOUSE

THE subscriber hastaken the above house, and mas
Il entirely rehted and refurnlshedit and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhorses and
riages to let.
Thestableislarge, clean and welllocated. and good
aosterare constantattendance Partcularattention
will be paid to the ofhOrses leftwit him
and in allrespects, the public hal find Sher-
'ToOd House good Hotel fiyS-tfl J. a BYERS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

4: OF There are eighteen establishments for
manufacturing steel in eur country. These
have a capacity for making fourteen thousand
tons per annum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

| (EF II is said that Delmonico, the famous
caterer of New York, holds in his hands hum
dreds of thousands Of dollars 'put up' by po-
litical sportsmen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

Or The citizens of Knoxville, Tennessee,
have authorized corporate subscription of
$4,000 to the Knoxville and Kentucky Rail-
road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

NWT bought steok taken the formerly
@@ occupied by t. Bacon & Co.. Main opposite
the Branch Banh and have made large additions to their
stock with future supplies
in promising citizens Evansville vicinity,
variety Family asany
house city Being determined exsrtou
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal
ronage. trial. All Goods delivered charge
mhl3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
DFSSOEVTVON NOVTCF.

TTNhE rG, exssng heretofore between JAS Seanin Sr
q and Jas seantlin. Jr. known the firm OF James
Scantlin Son. has this day Dissolved by mutual
The books and papers of said firm will pass the
otJas Seantlin j.. where he will found in his
opposite the old Bank all debt will
paid BY him Of the late firm. JAMES SCANTLIN SR.
nov4-3w JAMES SCANTLIN, JR,
sSILKsPl in and Figured Black silks, Morio Brecad
- Plaid and fancy silks
McKINNEY,S
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
NEW DRUGS.

u I
ETCH VIERLING have Just openeda largo assortmens
H<sof Drugs and Medicines which they invite the aten
ton Merchants and Physicians They also Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes
Oils. Dyestufs Spices Perumery Fancy Articles &C. SC.
AIso-al popular Patent Medicines All kinds of Paints
ground in Pure Wines Medicinal purposes
Prescrpt carefully prepared Call at No II Water
under the Journal 0fice. mvs-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
MECAANHCS, WORKS,
FOUNDRY And MACHINE SHOP.
| EVANSVILLE, IND,
WILLIAM RDNI.E q CO.

WILLIAM BOYLE d1 Co,
MEAVING purchased Mr. Henry Sehriber's we'll known
q Foundry, would respectfully continuance
him. and invite the sl
Foundry work any kind done. facilities. We
the business will all
do and prices reasonable We prepared manuae
Steam Engines, Fire Engines hydraulic Presses
Mill and rist Mill Machinery
Buildns Bastngs Horsepower Thrashers Shelters
Lard Kettles. Lard Presses Railroad Work Steamboat
pairs done.
Castings description made atshortnotce
Boilers Lard Tanks and all the
hereto,
Brass castings o all kinds made to order.
All orders may bs addressed to WIN. BOYLE & co.
ph2s. CIV Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
lTENNEY.s. snRENsnN

WHOLESALE DEALERS GROCERIES LIlUoRs ooRNEH
WATER AND VINE STS., EvANSvILIE, IND.
have this day formed coparnership
4 the OF dong wholesale Grocery
business. Eaving succeeded the business Msssrs
Howes purchased their stock and made additions
complete assortment shall be able offer
FOR CASH house in Evansville any city
West. r. S. TENNEY
S.SOHENSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
Pine LnMRER ANN sHINGI

Id II. BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Evansville and surrounding country that he
havng engaged in the manufacture of Lumber for
raj and eectnga choice article of his manufac
ture has opened Yard CARPENTER Kratz
Hemans Foundry and prepared sell at wholesale
retail. cheaper than even before oferedin this city,
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WNE. K. NEcGREW.

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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office in the ''Crescent City Bank Buildinz.
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JOIN J. CHANDLER. JAMES HAgLAS JR.
CHANDLER Ss HARLAN
OHM. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
s1 together praotee
oflaw aud will attend to all business them
both may always found their oee Locust
opposite the sherwood House. give
Prompt attention will be given collections.
lie. 9.
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sfpRIEsH BALTIMORE OYsTERs-Rec'd ever
day per Express for sale at IS cts Tor hal
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