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Canaic. , Candlr:,CnndIr.,.

N'bGtc~. anutts.
ftNtiE undersigned wuul4 take iti. ,p,lh,t - 10
L t''m 'hfif irirpf~ ard The purchasing com.
ni ~ g'n-fslv ihai ihry I.v. ,,tsbi,.h.5 !.
C,AnbLE NANUFAcTORY. AT tIARPEGs
FEthG 40 "a = BpWs t-fgs an.nt,ty of IN. t..t
gfrits & MOULD CANDL y a.. aol $500,
lot ssl" an w"1i s.iici ogtct, Iom tEs,- In
inTy pn'chsse ~ msieral. fr CssI: have ~.
iasrg sut dcrm u ne h.a.i,sr vh [, 80 -
ia' - -rehsn.s srf "'hs's =. rsi,on- ~ ruf,ba.ip
d, iAe hN ~ !a-Eer guga'ity VII I'D /, Ca M, !,
@,v1n'~s' 10 call On laem, 6, tire purchasing e.,
tfSOfl~s sfr s'lici,rd aSs will Dc sl,,J ain.
shef'r-i n,i.ee a-i lowest rates
- SELGLE & co.
ti'rn~r' Ferry O-iyh~r ~ I-5I
f', 30 airh BE- ~, s~i price viii -.
p7tt ~ tash 80 80 . aio1id Cs,,, :. 10 o..sg.
~ 'o'''A a. = 4. 60
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VOICE! sioveell Gtores I

afnT - - n-lFe s-sfIf1,frs 81 pAFIDH.
FURNACES cost GRAFFs a. 80
.fhsr'f Hnt sst Up "a ihs no,ts e...,
~ rff'or, if ~nri 81 srv sftsfafs. "a, b.s...
'''- tftT rre g.. fsfffslt, ..t., :
o. car 90 ra- Chnr. s.s. Ts. ~..
,'rT'r D. '.'~ r'sfra-ius -f--at-ss q. ,v,.,. ~
sHr'Hrfr Ut' ftsr. o. r.-tf "a 4. ..f .
uf -fy'~ 800 ~fffrsnett tss e.f~,. 'A''' =
90. 80. Th MAS y PAREgR
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Druss, Chcinicai~, Paints. Oil,
Dyesfufs. 81
ilaliIcwn Slerc aud Drpoi.


THE sUf-cfi'rf hsytnc i.k,, a.. : ionr .>D
DhtoT a. iiai.l"vn an Ju,i or.t.t = I.I.
-" = o. '-ir s-suf nirht 81 IA bay GOODS
ANp NH'CEEiES N"Blt r~sp~cfisliy ir vif- fL-
sicsitrn ~ Et. freed. aud ih- rob h. ,rr.,,,y n,
ma tist a. t'- h's h"ss sli o. ~ istei.lulr.t
h"' To . h'a'eH eih-f ~ n, sitt q1alry n- rrr.
Z" : 'l, - Soy 0ii'ar CvugiiG StI0r a. tts C,rr-
''I "td ." leave nriLtps pst Ge.tLaJ can BE- d. nd.
trace i''i Natt.i eliza iu the o. pie D. a., ia
i"'' silh ih-i liberal 'Jt,ITsg n..ut a'r Augn.it
=" w N'"tr. MAJ a. la received "a ihs Minis ?
'"r'frs- 10 'irg he pa wear have bern ,.,,.
,a'Iul :" 'sir,iife fw it- Lati,s rttr st,4k "A
bi"'s t'uer-s 90 'br isfe-i s'.ir suH bu.,tr t,r.
- lf"n thrh Ri-''.i.'r tAr e.ut-tufn rvsfv-
W. N ~ 49, ri blr.s -au3 i3tl-sf ry.fNttt H. d,
mai gfnef-lif ktp ~ sci iurr1.b-. Com,
9',fe. cen Dc 30 h-ir 60 rhs most i,l.etai t-ti-
ain a." hsttrg ~ p-p4 lu' Il ,-rrf 6 r..
sri'wE srd fdssnttng Gr-r and al ktra. I'D
C"ne'i ffo.nfs - tbatth, Fafmrfs 10 iii. .. 81.
'n"ahf sti hud r. o. heir iatet.si iu task. 80.
~ PEN 81 80 O." sr.sc a. i,eif tt..4s~- eth
- ~ safe ~ tfsH. pltts t.h gro "a p,,y
iAffrrWS Arfi ~ t-,Sv
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I'tuuarr.

have now manai~c'urrd very large s,t y,,.
efai ss.vrtm-pi 81 rls ARI. az ~ - oa.-',s
which Uiil seitat az s.iatI,,Aonspt .. a.. -
town OF tafpoeh NV travelling aErs,t~ ,hfp,,,f...,,
riosl " he ruustiJs IN he Stale % u, Dr.,, = i,
casf 90 tnrhchst-- Lt CoiinE X = woo, -l,-,
s>ihs bidrs bessvat bacun. County, Hard
sap 80. rho>. b. psfront.s al. sci n. 80,
rni v~fr soou II ABB a. sppf,rssis ne rrtvst l.
e"c- 81 bavins ,hrT wares bronet, t,a,,f Ia. 4
nsss hru.es AID Tie uase iaEsn fSa,p tr- ..,,.
Nhe'n' sN'ng nesn - hcT he sHp-ts. 81 f,,isLf.
sgr "a u9..als ~ gs~paItt = fts.Afr.,..,
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Tesfimsssat..
We - srtrrsiFss.i. siag,.r., = n
e2iaiee - o. - ctsttrirr sss.,.,s ~ ~. 90
49, psaf offbs ysiirsS 49,. -. -
- efsitaitoa ~ ta7ing ftsf ~ -. - .sFr
e1aatfnrs ~ "A sfllag - - p,iassf
ffs,tssnf 81 eistctsfs ~ tAaf Co.., ~ ne
~ isei iest &c haze f3easss go - -.
" tHe Cc8fsag - a~rksps Is. ss,.~-.. ~ ''rfiF
81 ~. =. ssf-.t.s nssssfvs.
49, Asrctsnl Hisct..-,
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Timing establishment.

'IN9t h'3et'izh.f tsviog purchased ~ 80. y
lin"l SAfvsn. . ~. pared 20 40 ~ ,sof K
." III tnsinfs- "a trfrs iitsfsf hi.
aoV ssisti t.hH-nt ia IL conr.v H., (, -
Tsr 49, eHirfi"s hnsirTss itt BE- at-Ia .ii-,,rt-
raf'HAEe - 30 rIfrrls q ne sUarfy Hnt ,,,ti
F'nf'e ~ atshfl'u g. huairr-s sff . fr,i-, q,
accommodate o. sivr ssfi.i.aisr, o., 80 -.
cat rtF~. tisn INpcu : nApgpt
Frhfuarr IS tssS
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fi>b, Ssy~irr. an.iCrrI...
Cash Ter Negroes.

siraasi" rarc 'sse p iss.r .r,f,-..
.-'tpf-r .rr t.. s.uu.ir ,sL.
itfS rfr.s slL hUiif-s Tor
r.... WI, go. Sc higs,sreash ptice. or
- i0'Dru rss rr.suratit co. tst,t,,, ~
OF " ''h"s'r ~ - .sesf4. tft,,,,, ts,a
..''''.'."i A." NJ = " :. Cemp II re
~" -is Wsse rra,Fs'seet Esp.t,l.- ~-I---
BLUM N,ffOW fff
e'f.r p ~ 4. 10 4 ,-..ty
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CoaIIcnaiI

fFfiiF asfrftirrrl faeHs iss.at
ffmsfir asgarlsf fs nssis
Fsrsf.f f1ftiss CDAg.sf -
Az sTtffs Hil - frpsspis 49, 80.
I0ffN IA
glsrr-ss pew So O. fast -
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0-faft Cox tx Voo4 % coal 1T.
lisinr Gees - 10 2 =,
Gtlcsisr c.. 60 80
Ctfr.I Hit"rs, tn 90 g.
~! o. who's WtI ,, israist-t e,mTi,,r ed
'',t'sr'd 'nd 20 ~ ata-toaisliss .,.. ,,ie,,
F'.es.io, tea ae- tsss'.i-l Faaera ,fca font
Revere ar-Tishi
E'h so
ts--ia Ice az T - cat 'ar 81 l.s,ar, b..
To Ilg'e stoves r.t4 pA.c srI. .I.,f ....... al
49, ifm - fp a. tlas, 90 !,or,a.
ST., r'at- ia z,.oyr. 49,.
f.rl.f Sf.t-- 80 rast
TIC t unuol ila'i -l.v~ ienuiilpl fs.',IEs
To- AA,eh-s' Caz. - AT, (F5g.-s.yj
b.Rnrst i;a'Is'.r .
.s.e,-'W n o.
E.s Sv'r ~ Cumberland Cal .
At1 Hf4.'E every 'fa.r pHu-tU 81 sf1s- s,.g a.
sfuefai 80 o. itr stale.
ili-n am 80 'r-'. g. trs' ChrrCb-s 30 yrl 81
90 rtHat~ h,u> y'i.h So Ar sH,4i. H,.,, h.
lsay-1 arns rsfa> t...' cTfs'.r sa+ ,4r n. t.f-f
stt fs.?vriH'iy -al..i.I 'f-f, is,,a O. b.. v4...f
aHy ty.tios e. d - & siu',s - srJ ..r.iI;.
10
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have ceslr.hie stock of Coat Scrtl.. ~
IiS. fhecAr',ts, Fne fsrus Dd,r,r. Ps.s
s"vT Pr &c. sud am prepared Go do a. he, NJ
si'nnrr 100 . >h'''' '''-.- "a L'".'- SiiFJ;g
'hpN Wohk Z" eHacI Rrs.iA Erep-b An,u.
"apl o. Cs,variKsd ton all g.! St!.Al t,ers "a.
M. -. h.rll - Al *. ~
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Heating a Cooking appar,,ux

NV s'ocA 81 iONE-s az ial> gi.lr q I'll. "a, ,,.t.l
chance 20 se'reiiUn - can b. feat A. suy =.
istiishH -tt IA any ~ tLr A'iAutic ,iiss ari .ry
with are:
TIE Metropolitan Eieva',i own Cens Sow.
tf N".i ssIrs, = stove uisa eii~Il ~, r.i,ss alt
wsnu'7'ulrd sAPt's-' - S..ufhfrn irs1~
0olatn Cox IuT woe, 5 sixrs st... tgsprS
cu0s Sore. iOl weed, sl1-, large an vcsy
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Jnsl atefeltrd.

Ntlll ~ We r->ersf Wfspnrg rs-~f SO
80 ~ 81 - 90 Whi.s 40 p. r 3 -.
- gfiss Bee ed Wtrs = assss 49,. r....ll
Nev-masf 50 tsss -"
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tnsIi Tor NcgTocs. .

~ .'l-'ur aafina Nestse. i.lssIe r.f
gst ar h'shss. pfirs 3, aalisy a. t,..s,.,.. b,
-. '~t's i"@h Afr'iesiiai g. trr.ct q /,
- "'. f'turtly siisrt-st..
~ "a t-lI q n RrlAn
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Metal T;nonnE aid srOou:;r :,


AId 81 uit-r b. Nrta cont its ~5.rt. l1--
int'' vi - don &" 80 .meu GhJ o.. b., A.' sr
''Ter'rr'e o. iraH y q, 20 1rar. . % ta.'.c a..
81 ~" ~, '7HW '' i',.r iuf ifi- %, rtb 81 'u'
l"''tr'-- ta"~ w. a'H1'y o. c.ar r..t . 81, .
H"f' ''r cod s.Hi e a. eau &. cane b. i4. TH.
'' N'f'- f"i ~'i 'a1 ur.as rf-saf- 2, r.
r''' ''"i ~ tr- Do sIfily ttfarv t.s.' "A .,,..,.
''",f ''"., COZ 4Hr Slst g. o q, S-a-
81 b. t.tf To- h 80 - i-.i ms..g'.I- s,t r.s.
t'i.Ei ne ai'rf ',aF'-'i.r ui i'- rrt. ..
i''' ft'm. ni o. 20 ssa'y it., as q1s..f, 90. ira
aO.kmsa'Lip
Toi!ci Ware.
ave now frads Ir-H.- e. ..r s... o.. Tor ~
" AtE c"rs'eua 30 Ir..r, s.F W... T.,.t
i.'> ca'W1-r d., -- Nsrrla e-.
''." ".'' 30 Q ..a ID ..- ff4e.. OIL. ..a..
500 ~. h" 40 g o. O. '.as.s o.. ..s.,
~ "fttt. lf"su 4.. r-tI.. 4 ...sr., .....
i"Hl ao.i,rcl 20 gdi ,.,.f.. r.,rr- t....r
EiiH-. - .AEE.E.
Cha-r-'cua. D.-tt-if- tr.t
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t0O axes sso.,h ssss = P,s-,. T. 49,.
W. feis tsppff Nsrssshs 49, r,....,... .
-, seF LLOYD LOGAN a sny p
H7=Fsiirf - is5s
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IT.. - - =, r - :, .,' e
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Jfra>. Mare
Shcrta,iron Ware.

- ~ l - 70 hsho tsFir snpPiY ui PEE-Eav
az exITFuriE loo ugtc-s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-26
NUMBER 50.

And this precious knave became, in good time,
ST. George of England, patron of chi1alry, en-
blem of victory and eivility, and the pride OF
the best blood of the modern world.
Strange, that the solid truth-speaking Briton
should derive from an imposter. Strange,
that the New World should have no better
luck-that broad America must wear the
name of thief Amerige Vespucci, the pickle
dealer at Seville, who went out, in 1899, a
subaltern with Hojeda, and whose highest na-
val rank was boatswain's mate in an expedi-
tion that never sailed, managed in this lying
world to supplant Columbus, and baptize half
the earth with his own dishonest name.
Thus nobody can throw stones. We are
equally bad off in our founders; and the false
pickle dealer is an offset to the false bacon sell
ler.-[[ Ehserson's English Traits
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GBe 9ailg yournaI
LITTLE AT FIRST, BUT MIGHTY AT LAST


A traveller through dusty road
Strewed acorns on the lea,
And one took root, and sprouted up,
and grew into a tree.
Love sought its shade at evening time,
To breath its early vows,
And Age was pleased, in heats of noon,
To bask beneath its boughs,
The dormouse loved its Dangling tWigs,
The birds sweet music bore,
1t stood glory in its place,
A blessing eyermore!
A little spring had lost its way
Among the grass and fern:
a passing stranger scoeped well.
Where weary men might turn.
He walled it in, and hung with care
a lsdle at the brink
He thought not of the deed he did,
But judged that toll might drink,
He passed again--and 10! the well,
BY summers never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand parching tongues,
And saved life beside!
dreamer dropped random thought;
Twas old, and yet twas new
simple fancy of the brain,
But strong in being true;
1t shone upon genial mind,
And 10. its light became
lamp oflife, beacon ray
A mOnitory flame.
The thought was small--its issue great;
A watch- fire on the hill,
1t shed its radiance far adown,
And cheers the valley still
nameless man amid a crowd
That thronged the daily mart.
Let iall the word of hope and love,
Unstudied, from the heart:
whisper on the tumult THROWN
A transit0ry breath
1t raised a brother from the dust,
1t saved a soul from death.
o germl U fount! word OF love,
o thought at random castl
Ye were but little at the first,
But mighty at the last!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-26

Two Prominent INSTANCES OF THIEvINe
REcoRDED-George, of Cappadocia, born at
Epiphania, in CECILIA, was low parasite, who
got lucrative contract to supply the army
with bacon. A rogue and informer, he got
rich, and was forced to run from justice. He
saved his money, embraced Arianism, collect
ed library, and got promoted by faction to
the episcopal throne of Alexandria, When
Julian came, A. d. 361, George was dragged
to prison; the prison was burst open by a
mob; and George Yas tYachheaa, as he deserved.
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@ A country editor says he has received
the following "stop my paper" "Dsar sir
have looked carefully over your paper for
six months for the death of some individual
that was acquainted with, but as yet not a
single soul l care anything about has dropped
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.

GA u ID I'D Cd w al @ IA g
AVING reduced their prices correspond with the
duced Saltpetrs. continue offer their we'll
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder in and cansters. Also Gunpowder
Blasting Mining comprising full of qualtie
and kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction.
The standard their Powder which has the
highest than FIVE will be
found other manufacture of he kind in
the world.
the and also the office of n
Company, No. SO Wall, cor. Water street. New York.
a. G.. HAZARD, President
a z. DoUChASs Sec'y. mVAI6nA
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KOCK HAVEN FOE SALE.

nana WISHIEG % retire from active busIn nay
T65f1 farm. offer this place for sale. On It 10
55 9S conmoaious Tavern House, large three
liis Stone WAlehouss also OF Frame; Pork House
- with capacity ughter from 400 to 500 hogs
day. with good stables all Outhuildfngss II
landing OF good depth of and ct all times
mud. IL Dry Goods and Gro
Gerry Trade and is widely shipping poiat second
the Ohio from Louisville to Evans
vie The location and chara of the business of the
place mpervy require other branches of TO be
viz: Tobacco Stsmmsry. &C.. &C.. all esseA
TALLY supply the demands of the public ana
which, if would increase the general business ofthe
place amazingly large section of the country from which
this trade has been derived for want of roada)
this point than other will in shortm be
place order has been issued from
the roads For further infornatsn ad
dress l- =. Es.l o ROBERT GRAHAM,
jyS-tds Rock Haven. Ky.
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LUMBER LUMBER! 80,
*. H. RENNETT


w vile ding try that he
y hand large and full assortment of Pine Lumber,
Shingles and Flooring Dressed and Un
dressed Heatherboarding, etc. etc., which he will sell
Nheap for cash Orders from the country solicited Yard
on Carpenter street. Brats d Helman 3 Foundry
He has also yard Hinccnnss, the Kvansyslo
Charlottesville Railroad Depot. and is prepared to furniAh
all in that section with full variety cheap
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON, Agent,
fyS-H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-26

TENHESE Machines operate upon entirely princi
z pie, using shuttle hut needle and two threads
They have been in operation in the bands families and
suc cienty long them
and have given entire satisfaction.
They very simple in construction and highly
tai we'll useful fitted to adorn alady's parnr
Pya less conspicuous position in theshOp of the
1t has been furnish Machine that would be
appca BILE family we'll the OF Tailors
Dress Cloak Max Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
&C. We cenfdant that Machine TIE
are the best offered to the public
Thousands families testify to their merits all
kinds family sewing while Shirt and Collar Manuaetu
their superiority all others for
their work
examin ofthe Machin pectfuy solintedn
at Hopkins Reads f. o. READ
epI7tf Sole Agent for southern India
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sT. CHARLES HOTEL,

II
HH underlined Lessee of this newly erected and ad
rably adapted HOTEL takes pie in announcing
the public generally and especially arriving
departing the Portland Wharf hasthis house
petsy furnished and ready the of Guests
Every item of Furniture bedding and the building
is fitted with articles expressly Manufactured
FOR the house. it4 "a
Situated the ST. CHARLES Is immediately at the landing
OF the principal shipping pont Louisville fsre nearly
all her arrive from whence they de-
for the West and South this house
and comfort the traveller heretofore experienced 81
this point.
shall be the endeavor of the of this
Establishment command liberal share public patron
because intends deserve IT, The House, with
extensive grounds cool shady and convent
ences unsurpassed transient house. It hall be kept
Hoelackng of the essentials Of such
establishment.
Mr. W. RKDDING. well known to the travelling public.
from hs long connection with Hotels in Louisville Is
Esged and Will asstn the of the house.
The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
y2I-tf W. OWEN. ProprfetoE.
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A CARD.

EEAvING associated with me in business Mr. Charles
McJo in place of Mr.. s. Vickery retired.
We will continns do Family Grocery and Provision
business the old stand the Washington Hoel'
u nd the name and style Of VICKERY Il JOHNSTON.
will be happy to wait all old friends and eusto
and many may favor with their
: ~ JAMES W. VIOKERY.
P.S.-Mr Sam1 Vickery Is authorized to make collee
tons pay all demands against the old firm The
Of old Arm Will be used In the liquidation 30
iyIT j., w, ".
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-26

DOIuANAN, FhEMONI, TILLMOhN
THE Is LECT TlON
m the 4th of November, will show who viii out t-
" umphant and be the Peoples choice We do 1ot intend
to wait long, and therefore Ve respectfully.
l. l. P A X T / 4 s
examine large and beautiful selection 0f
ID Y G ID s
in the Domestic and Fancy lines also handsome
ment Of Ready made Clothing Gents Furnishing G0ad
all suitable for FALL AND WINTER.
WIN. L0EWENTHAL CO..
AugIH Corner o. Main and First aa.
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COAL!COALN

WKTE riceIvnga large lot the the
w West and ready to supply friends and
by the small or large quantities. will deliver it
private houses al M cents bushel the Wholesale
sumers will make liberal deduction Orders left
che so MAof HoRngsworth Fghes wig be pronsps yss
tendedto. ap2 J.W. & }. V, HUGHES,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-26
THK LITTLE MAN
WITH
E9CGA EN HCOC8S

whs can dress = person Wool Linen Silk Cotton.
EVERY Gentleman desires TO be neatly and tastiy dress
n eminsntly proper that this should be the aim
ALL noticed that nearly all the
dsniaens of our sity purchase their Clothing at
A. LOBENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing Store,
Pavilion Hotel. of Water and Sycamore s
Evsrythngin line Clothing and Furnishing Goods
had ready made made to order emily In the boat
manner and style. but at the very lowest prices.
of Hats Gaps Leather Trunks Car
Valises everything that gentleman
rouse, you may find st the Western Star. ap3
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EVANSVILLE. IND. FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. g. 1856
MISCELLANEOUS.


HANKLIN & REILLY beg leave to call the attention to
~ their friends and their large and well
spring and summer dry goods rec
during hepas weeks comprising of the most desr
sale retail their and the public generality
atOw prices for time buyers
lss the fo0WngBrQad cloths black and fancy
Tweeds white buh and fancy Marsai1es and
silk Vesng CottOnads Croton cloths and plain and fanya
Linen Drills rich Cacoes of Philip Alien Spragues Bns
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
Beregss black colored Grape Manz white CASH
plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed Organ dies
Brantees and Cha de LANES white Grape Shawls black
and fancy silk ha rich sa shaws and sesrfs black and
white Mora antique Parasos silk and gDgham
Umbrellas Panama LeghOrD and Braid Hats English straw
and fancy BOnnets rich bonnet Ribbons, Hosng Gloves
and fancy Fans shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together with
great variety of Trimming small wares and fancy goods
&e.!. &c. my1 sHANKLIN & REILLY.
ECLECTEC MEDICINES.
HpECEIVED by CRAWFORD BELL, the largest asaort-
of preparations brought to this
market. mprisng
Eupatorfn. sanguinarin. Seneein.
Leptandrin, PodOphyllin, Gelsemnl
Hydrastin. Irisin, Macrotn.
Phytolaccin. Myriein, Aselepidin,
Hyoscysmin, ScutellaTn, XanthoxyHn,
Cyprpedin. CaulophYln. Heonin mE
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
w occupied by Bacon Co.. Main opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions their
with such for future supplies ustihes
promising citizens Evansville and vicinity
variety of the best articles Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined exarton to
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal pat
Give trial All Goods delivered free Of charge
NH
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TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE.
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, vEsTINGS, SC, SC.
JUST RECEIVED
D. S. A n D E R S o Ms

u HAVE inst articles for Gentle
mans selected by myself. and superior in qraty
anything before opened
very styles Invite the gentlemen
my cloths spring cassDeres. vestngs &c.. Sc Any of
goods will be made per order the
STYLES. and warTant ntedto ft. D. s. ANDERSON.
ap29-f Firt street. between Main and Sycamore.
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Wm. X HTcGKEW
T.NyEYA sORENs0N,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTAkG fUbhLO'
oesce in the ..Creseent City Bank Building: -,
&N LII at1ehu tAA' " - my25
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TO TEE LADIES.
6SHANELIN & RELY d respectfully invite the
70 ot the ladies Evansville vicinity their
varied stock of Embroderies white goods
received. embracing
Lumeriek Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emh'd Linen do do;
Maltese Il Chroohetd0 do;
Book Muslin dc do
Jaeonet Cambria and Swiss Collars;
Swiss and Jaconet Embroidered Bands;
do do Edgings and Insertions;
English Thread. Lace and Edgings
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN and white embroidered Skirts
French Oorsets and silk Vests;
Striped Nanisoek. Swiss and Plaid Muslins;
Real dotted Embroidered Swiss dress paterus fer
alalet ow prscesb BY mT2 SHAEKLKN 4 RELY.
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B 00K AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER IL SMITHS
Rla m X LIB O O X II ap RS;
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS 4 GARD SHEETS;
LightbOdyss Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOARDS. ETC., etc.
CINCINNATI, o.
Where they every variety adapted the city
nd acountry and the materials employed in its
ss-I esgHa fdrce paid for Rags. seP46m
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wsoLEsALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND LI9UokS ooNNLH
WATER AND ST5.. EVAN SYlLLE IND. 4. -.
YUNHE have this day formed co
the purpose of doing wholesale GroeeFy ana d NV -
Ausipeqs aynp succeeded business OF Messrs All
Ho wes purchased their stock and made additons 70
shall be able 70 oher as goeo
FOR CASH as any house in EvansViei or any FFENXEY M
West. SORENSON
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ECLECTTC MEDICINES,

HpECEIVED by CRAWFORD BELL, the largest assort-
of preparations brought to this
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-21
HOME ENTERPRISES!
YOumx America Steam Flour
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

HAVING RECENTLY EXTENDED MY MILL
IL ling interest by the addition Of one Of T. J.
Ctark's Celebrated Patent FIGURING Minis, Roting
Machinery &c., snd having fully tested its capsc.
ity to do first class work. sm now fully prepar--
ed to give my friends and those Of home enter
prise generally satisfactory evidence, that they
now need not 20 beyond Baton Rouge in order to
secure 20 themselves -four that will compare fav-
orably IN any produced In the country. no matter
by how extensive = complicated machinery.
A the object viii bo to produce flour VI the
best character and standing trust to meet with
that lbera ality Of patronage ~ will sustain the
undertaking. Families Or orthers ordering nour
from me may rest assured my best endeavors
shall be given 70 please them, orders should be
sent to the store Of the undersigned. For the
accommodation Of families, -four can be obtained
when not wanted BY the barrel, In bags Of II IS,
Is or 80 pounds each, OF In such other quantities
as they may wish.
MARIO s-.-.~= JOSHUA BEAL.