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WINTER GO0DS.
Com prising great variety OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS,
Of the latest styles; such III part as Black and
Fancy Silks, Merinoes, Cashmsrs, Coburg and
Thibet Cloths, Alpaceas, Mousselin Delaiues
MousseIine De Beges, Fancy Prints, from dl
up, Muslin, hleached and unhleached, from fl
up. all widths, Thibet and Bay State Shawls,
Blue. B sck, Brown and Olive French Cloths,
Sap'r Black aud Fancy Cassmeres. Tweeds,
Csssinetts, Jeans, Yestings, Aerino Shirts and
Drawers, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes in
great variety, &c.; 6c., IL
GROCERIES,.
Sup'r Golden Syrup and n. O. Molasses, best
Rio aud Java Coffee, n. o. clarified, crashed
and granulated Sugars, Spices. Teas, Choca-
late, Extract of Coffee, Rice, Tobacco Drugs
and Oils, together with every other article adapt-
ed to the wants of the people, all of which he
is determined to. sell CHEAP FOR CASH, OF
approved produce.
Herespectfully invites an in search of bar.
gains to give him a call before purchasing
Thankful for past fayors, be hopes hy fair deal
ing, aid desire to please, to continue 10 merit
asd receives liberal share of the public patron.
age. y
..s G, W. RUPP,
Oct. IL 1855. re
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-"Did you know said a cunning
Yankee to jew, ''that they hang Jews and
Jackasses together in Polandl'' se
"lrdced! then i is VII HAT you and /
are not there,' retorted the Jew.
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"BilI, why is that tree called weeping
wiiIow!' Because ona Of the sqe4k ing
pcsky thin $ grows near oac s;lo1l-hou
aud supplies the teacher with Switches
The European Times complains that the
English commanders, with exception of Adj
Inir4l Lyons, have not shown auy military or
naval skill worthy of name.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-01
ot Great Arrival asa sl
FALL IND WINTER GOODS.
i'a Exchange Building Store.

THE subscribers respectfully inform their
4 friends, customers, aud tbe public general
ly, that they haze just received the largest as
sortment of
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-01
hEW STOREi

Opened Out In New Place! ~
FTlHEsuhscriber has just opened. out New Z
Il and Cheapb .izss .1Mk 4aaax + sah =
- Dry Goods and Fancy Store, s9'49
in the " ost end Of the building formerly in the
occupancy Of DR.. J ohm H. Hofus, decd, and
nov occupied hy Dr. iB. r. Harry :, = -.
lie sells silkpoeket haRdke rchiefs at from II
cents up 70 81; EadersleeYesS from 10 Vcrnts ~ 4
$3.50; silk mits from 5 to IS cts; cotton hose
frcln 6! up To S1ss eentsi good blue calico for
8. cents per yard collars from 8 cents up to-
SIS; linen p ocket handkerchief from 81 cents to
S2.5a; bonnet rihbaps from G.. 70 y3l cents
chemisettes from 81. cents to Sl,25; bonnsisas
from 25 cts un; bsoemers from 62s cents np;za
and Ladies' and Genflenienss w ear :.
of every description. usually found in Dry
Goods and Fancy sSteres; also table linenssaf
all prices; boots and shoes; carpets: general
assortment of QueensWarc4 and Gr0-
Cerfes; and a great many small articles 0n@
hu'adrsd per aesit. iotrer than Gan be procuredss
Elsewhere in this place.
He respectfalysreqnests ssall to eaA nd ex-
anime his stock and Judge for themselves.
i,s,. 80. ,..tas' r 81 5,s 4. = ELIAS FISHER.
g APFAlsps tcoo.s 81 .aifsa .44 jasi
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-01

! StTATEMENT. Of the affairs Of the Bedford
- and Stovstowu Turnpike Road Compaly
from ID dat Of January, 1885, 10 the lsttlay'
OF January, 1856. }sat
Balance ia Treasury Jan . 1855, 81 .4f5 0d
Amount of tolls collected during
same time. a. 1885 49,
H @ a 7S s2.470 54 !
sAmount Of Expenditures
during the year, $2.S0l Go
Il Dividend Of one half per
s cent. now payable, T35 00 HfF
u 3as s&ss&F&7*E fes&3 -------
s8.036 IS
Balance in Treasury. including I'M
CURRENT and counterfeit money,
sl January L. 1856, f 49, 9la
The tolls collected in 1856 are S957 l0a less
than they were in 1859. The dividend of hall
| per cent will be paid ON demand, or usual to
stockholders by
PETER SCIIELL, Treasurer.
r.. Jan. H. ls56-c +.
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ALLEGHENY MALE AND gFEMlLEl
StSMIy4RT, So

sEEa 10 @fSTfESf- ,EkaT&A &@A&
rNHE second session Of this Institution VIII
4 commence Monday january 2Ist, 1866
The session viii be divided into two qusrtsis a =
of II weeks each without Il vacation. 4% w
I Rates OF tuition as follows viz; 5fff -
- Common English per qlarter 500. 80.
To which WIN be added for 80,
Each higher branch 15srss8
Each Allcitnt language ae . y
Tie entire amount OF the above not to = =
Exceed six dollars go
EXTRAS
Drawing and PaiEtipg of the different ysr,stie.s
from SO to 5. .Ou
8 Lesson on Pisggp,;t 49, I0eq.. 4
Vocal music , lessdns per week INs
Ineidentals Il "a
Boarding can BE secured on reasonabio te,ss 4"'a.
BY ofierof - THE TRUSTEES A'"ss
"a ,i,s,l,rr ~ = lJe5 40 Ttfrf ~ u asas-
io2t'- WI
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-01

QUAINT AND, CuRoua --Amonq the
..qaaint aud earioas corrnspeaaauaes aals
most daily received at tilc cosnssool sAnIosfsss
in this city, We have been shown the fox
lowing from genius cut west. Tro The in
quiry psopoaldea him by the Circular II IL
Association, demanding -show many IA :
pers are published ia your piace--pop6ia-
ton, 6c@ the reply vas 80
aNo papers fhfhliHsedA here becaase II,
people can't read" The population IS as
follows: # n
Irish, Zoe
Amsterdam Dutch, l-5
Other dam Dutch, 50
White men,
There were formerly eight white ,acn.
but yonr humble servant has vseate1 the
rancho aud pitched his tent IN sl;rer,l
point, whose il he can aid The Cosn,obol;ta,
in moral or religions way, command biu.
aAAa HSgg Sapduskg Rsgssfasrss
The European Times says that .thc belief,
continues to gain groun In he comu,ert.;a /
and general world thar the nerotiatiors
for Peace, recently proposed, have decided
ly failed although il has heen stated, that.
before she gives a 6ual reply, Russia is de-
sirons OF offering COULTER propositions !,
is plain that the object of sueh a stem il ~
gain time, as no one believes sbe y6nJd
propose terms 1T this stage of the. war tfat
would cause the Western Powers to con-
cluie lasting and honorable peace''a
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REMOVAL.

Dec. II, 1S55.-n5i
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-01

pU.r down for Trial, at Februaey Term,
IL 1856, (l1th day.
Sarah Duffy, vs.. John Keefie's Ex'or.
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--A --- ~ -
NASTED--A Reeds CoIonadc Store. =
Wheat. Rye, Qats, Corn, ana .Buckwheat also
all other approved produce, = exetanse ior
goods at a%sh prices
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-01

<l.=.z,.w-N Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
& GS 3a& heieunto set my hand and the
VI #F3epT seal OF said Court at Bedford the
fa&H 9th day OF Nov. A. D., 1855.
ID. WASHABAUGH,
e Jan. IL, Is56-i ffas Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24

a. Atm FITS oanfett mixed; c:ses gold
q. A - M f,r ssie bv IA MES Low & CO.
aU2y y = u LIZ as Main street, L0Hi vile x
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CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT
Let The Afflicted Read and POnderi
infallible remedy for Sorofula. King Rheuma-
ule the Face Boehes Boils, Fever Chronic
sore Eyes ingworm letter, Seald Head Enlargement
and Pam ofhe Bones and oints Stubborn Ulcers Syphilis
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal all Diseases
arising from njudeious 8 rcurv Tnprufence IN
Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
H- This Alternative medicine Purifier of the
Blood used by the thousands grateful patients from
parts OF the United tates who testify daily the
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE -Heuralrias tEheu-
natsm, Scrofula Eruptons Skim Liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers. Old Sores Affections dnevs: Dise
the Throat. Female COmpIaints Pains Aching Of
tie Bon and Joints speedily put to light v usnr his
great and inestimabe remedy.
aldseases of the Blood has vet found
compare withit 1t cleaes the system Of all inurties
gently and efficiently the liver and kidneys
ems the DIGESTION gives tone TO the stomach makes the skin
clear and healthy aud restores the constitution ei
disease broken down Of youth its pr
itlvc v1gOr and strength
Forthe Ladies' mparaJly better than all the
Inetcs used. few doses Of OARTERs SPANISH MIX
ture wl remove ocompexon bring hereses
antng to theeheek give elasticity thestep and improve
the geseral health in remarkable degree. beyond all the
| mediein es ever heardof.
The large number certificates which have received
RON FeronS from all parts the United States the best
gistrates physicians public we'll know
e all add their testimony to the wonderful
eneetS OF tins GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Oail on the gent and Almanac
performed. = - s-"1S - - n.y. -sA--eS Las
None genuine Undersigned BENNETT & BEERS Proprf-
etors No Pearlstreet Richmond va to whom ali
| forsu pplies aud Agencies be addressed $500 - Wv
For sale by Halloek IL Stoddard
Parmenter, Princeton; O. H. Clark Yincennes and nv
dealcrsin medicines generally. angs'
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HOME iNsURA NCE GoMPANY.

CAPITAL q 100. 009-G't paid an IN CASH.
<hIs Company eommene q business about oneyearago.
selarge CspitaI cS ,0omis at its head
protection the equal to insurance Com
In the Polio WILDE issued by the subscriber
N Buildings, Merchandise Household Goods &C., &C.,
sszEasfavcrabte wibhosler good solvent Companies.
s. L. LOOMS, Prest.
azABLEs J. MARTIN, Secretary. Il
ALLEN G. HALLoCK. Ag't..
tie he
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ian IL 1886 tt.
NEW STOLE AND NEW GOODS!

WI beg the public of Evansville and
w ladies particularly. that have for in
fpecou stock Fancy Staple Dry Goods
Of fancy dress goods has rival in point Of
style eheapnes also embroderss and mantas
which only be appreciated by Inspection Call the
Store on Main recently occupied w. Hebberd
where will always ready sell bargains
epl7tf ROSER BRO FREY.
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COPARTNERsH!P.


having purchased The interest OF John H
gorran and William R. Preston in the late firm Morgan
Keen associated themselves bus
aud firm of Keen and Preston and will
the wholesale dry good business the old stand Of
ISAAC KEEN.
IAN IL 1886 tt. CYPRIAN PRESTON.
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Evansville. Dec. :. '55.
NnTICE.

The undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr. c.
Churchill in the firm of Hornbrook Churchill, i'll con-
tiuue old under the style Horn
brook Co aad seliots the patronage the public
persons old will forward and
hesame all persons having claims against the old firm
-illpresent the sams for settlement -
dec7-tf rHO RNBROOk co.
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BATTI'
"a a IL n,ll1IRreS = RE RsHRERGER7S.

UsTREs-2 black Lustre, rec this day and FOL
Ia sale by JAMES Low 4 CO., .
decI4-dSw AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky. .
STEEL FIRE sEFs-POLISaED.-
- Brass hand ShoVels and TOngs;
Coal Shovels stands (or Skoyels and Tongs9 sale
(dec6l CHAS. s. WELLS b
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A~tOFFEE.-Ioo bags prime rec 4 and fer sale -
nv7 ORR. DALZELL & co.
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TUE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CPFYnF -
E Ohm r. GLOVER ~ CO, corner of Main and Seventh
81 streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
complete lsorte Mt Seasoned Pine Lumber embracn all
and thcknesses Tongued aud and
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undresed Ceiling Castings and
Pannels 100000 feet sound Common Boards snabe for
shops harnsand fencing; No Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
Se Can have made ar9r at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Blinds Mantle Pieces A0uldings
Doors windows,
who may send for them. Orders distance
prompt attention. fQb12 If .
a MES SIOVEf.S. -25doz No. 2 genuine article 70
"a contractors, for sal7 lowat CHAS. s. WELLS' z
deco Hardware Fonze 2 d,ors he1ovr Vr Rank.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
rAT II u q ~ r. III FEa s.
FEV4N 81 IIBi. IN u
HAxINa ttted a a m.lnp . Z - ,,

r+<ss HAvIHs fitted upa MANN sYss.s =
ssss,S u " hart Boat, the largest on the
Ohio River in5he most manner, pre-
ny ourcare. eth
or by RIVER RAILROAD Gks CANAL
without exposing the incemeHcy ofthe weather, aAy
property and bepad to Reeelv
Produce consigned US, and all orders promptly flied
P G. O'RIBEY returns his sincere thanks TO his II u
grous friends their former patronage and respect
fu ly socits acoptEuance ofthe same, which wiz be
duly reciproeGted.
A store Room wellsuppHed, will be kept forthe &C
commodaton OF Boats and their orders carefully Tiled
mh3-dSwly Z. q. O'RibEf & COk
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nISNOLUTION.

TIME partnership heretofore existing between Philip
Horabrook and Charles Churchill; under the style of
Churchill, is this day dissolved by mutual
sent p authorized to the Of tn firm
IVA WV ff p. HORNBROOK
CHAS. CHURCHILL, IF
Evansville Dec s, '55.
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NAV a akas 4 \ g. btFs e. - A.

SNorder that may be ableto devote my time Inorepar
81 larly the IEON Heavy HARDWARE part Ell
business Thaye disposed of my interest IN the q
Gerry house Nr. MATTHEW DALZkLb, who viii co
tnue stand the style of ORR, DAIzEL q
Co. with complete eut Of everything IN the 6rooer
would take opportunity returning sincere
thanks the paying of the house 10 the very
patronage extended and respectfully ask
them to their favors the new firm ami would
very payat all gentlemen, that they need
uMsrcb e 49, ms ~ samuel. ORR
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SAMUEL ORR
DAVID O'NEEE,
M EPCH A N II II A ITO Il,

Second street. between Main and Locust
AS and opened fine assortment OF cloths
of different coor Cassimeres of tine qualy an the
latest with the richest Vestngs such as plain and tan
velvets satins silks &c. with commOner goods Tor bus
All these goods Of the bestaual and hand
varieties brought to this city My old customers
and citizens generally are invited to examine them
with frrate werkmeB to make goods In
tstvles yyarra1 sept2bf
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Thereby certif fly that during the past
family Fl tn street Broadway the city
isville KY where myself and three of
dwh Chls and Fever w tried the usual remedies sueh
sluinine etc. without getting relief when Smith
Fever and Agae Cure recommend me. and
meneed using it. andin few days were ali relieved.
chsernlly recommend it certain, SAFE speedy fV6
for that distressing disease regard il the best aiSo
for the disease offered to the public. AZ.
Given IN der hand this I'D day Ss Loni5
vile. KY. W. a, LfTAEH.
Personally appeared before theund erskned W ~ tfS
and made oath that the statements forth IN the orege
certificate areI true. tslis 22d day
| October. 1858 jos. CLEMENTS J. p. J. O
For sale IN Evansville. wholesale retail. ny
KELLER, FAR%SLY & CO,
deer SIND kpv oruerisfs 8laiD street
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= n = FAIL. CAMPAIGN!
KIAEsDXy ARE AF " HOEksSA k4Es
A NEW Ann Wv LARGE FALL STOCK.
@ CHAS 9 w Esii.S

A W.
"a. CHAS. g., Ms, ..-..,.4
ETHILST returning thanks for the generous paronageef
public, since he openedin EVANSVILLE would Jew
apprise interior Merchants from Illinois and KEN
tuck city purchasers also that he has hsseves
and IN the Heaviest stock of HRrdB md Cut
fery by one-thrd that he has offered the Eyaaa
Vile market sale Many Goods purchased Tedue
England. importing (direct) Europe
having his orders for Goods filled
etUrers Works, he is My able but ecdedly
and sell Hardy low figures any
invites of his stock and by
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that he do them
Among the articles (amost nnumeraoe) comprising ha
stock, he names the following to the trade:
$50 boxes AxesWes Lplheotts Leveretts and Coilinsii
soodozeh Packet KNIVES (iqlly ass9rtedi sz re s-i
1900 do. T Tagle gu and sS;so,s. aoi $500
Razors and Strops; I'd a=E ...fa., -..
100 gross Spoons-Iron Britannia and German Silver;
50 dozen Coffee NILS. all grades f.Ft '.H 5s+z-J
800 DO Files and Rasps. all kinds; s f.. q. ...-...
1000 It's Brass Kettles turned bottoms;
20O lbs SadrOns. assorted; te7e. r=hrse s-tfa
800 dozen Butt Hinges, dos
1900 gross Screws. giml+t pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socksand sockets; -~7--srs
58o do Curry Combs and Horse oardsY a e $50
200 pairs Shovel snd Tongs, iron and brass heads;
90 dozen Saws, from Mil to Kgy-hole;
so do Ames (and other brands) shoves and Spades;
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures; eGaar
Japanned Tinware fully assorted.
Wins and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles Spectaelcs-
Monnaies. Fancy Hardware generally with
heavy goods viz Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Pea Ke
ties. Knives aud Riddles and IT,.
GUM barrels and GuIR trimmings,
fsil.l a tsfFes. go u CHARLES S. WELLS.
oct2 .~a Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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THE GREAT R IEMEDY
:. v. Il. Smith & Cos

JEFFERSON STREET OPPOSITE OVENS HOTEL.
LOUISVILLE, KYf"' 2 aasso3
popretor of thsipyaluabe preparation have been
indce by the prscedented success and uneeasng de-
mand it has with up, heavy expense estab~
lsh for alone they prepar
unnecessary is usually the case to asting in he
way of puhng ask is give it fair trial. VIC
publish hundreds certificates and letters in regard 10
efficacy Voluntarily sent to by those whom it has re-
feyed; but the which may called hame
testimony deem sufficient Cases of twelve and eighteen
have been relieved by this med
cne all the usual remedies had failed We do not E
as cure for everything Fever and Ag Chtls-
Nigbt Seats and ervous tiitv do recommend it
certain remedy given infants with perfect
contains nothing but what Is purely vegetable,
y, ming and in Operating to The system.
stssASthO- ner bottle-S7 50 PER dozen. ENt w.
Es Price street between Third and Fourth, oppo-
Once on edersoh 49, = SAIL v. Ii. SMITH s. co.
site Owens Hotel.
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nr,n rur yolIowise CERTIFICATES ss18o
LoxpoS. Laurel 60, Ky. Nov, /. IS

n - LoypoN, Laurel CO., hy., NoY- I, 800.
Mrssas " II SMITH Z ;tA-Last month. when on visit
Louisville having afflicted Chilli ag Fees
for finding relief in the varl5Gs
that took induced give your Fey and Ague
trial days missed the chill and have
proving think return
would earnestly recon this invaluable prepar-
all hOsesw no afflicted with Fever
Chills. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAFAN.
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EsOOTS AND SHOES.
INCREASE IN9rBB MAMMOTH STOCK, ANr
OIL. 3. K. CAMPBELL.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER.

p fa.-l Oh. 3. K. CAMPBELL.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE AND DIVISION y
EVANSVILLE. IND. 70
w Of equal quality not to thing anufae
tured in the East, and on as favorable terms.
and cylinder cocks; church tel beiis
Of ali other articles Usually kept IN
ana also appointed sole agent in this city for besals
JAS ThompsOns caebraedleathe betting These belt
ra6y Theu sxhibed BEEN With af the h rs
mu Samples of the be seen at the establish
Every description Brass oastin to
The highest price paid for Old copper bras
Aiorders addressed to me VIM meet with mp i'm
mediate attention ~ -a dec4
yOFFEt -25bag4primef for salsIew e gI9se;
~ noyZs GEO FOSTER & co.
q LUM sALT-25oo bushels for sale ~
IN -novzs IL ~. zZi-z GEO FOSTER & CO.
tSFESEs E.-25 bxs new W. R. Cheese rec on
ngs8 9 - sac '--'illJe. RFiSs 3 vIckERr
NEW SPRING GOODS
ZEN g. PRESTON. First street. has rst ece we'd
~ their first instalment of and seasOhale Goods
BIeae6sd and 6wn Muslin; oannelton sheetines;
BED Tiekings al qaates; Plain, strip fancy Cot
PlaiP dag. and sOid-aisasa Farmers Brilllpr;
Bieash' a brown and eOloEea Linen Duck; s ars,
dFoaGeioshs' all SolorS; sg9n al oassineres;
=-aa Super Rich Fancy; Super Nader oolors:s
Bi9e and hlte; 80 do Purple; ~ p
5tae ana Ora' 60; do Pink;
Orange Furniture, styies.
/ -s .i-- LAhNS.
fsIch tancy; Rich French;
0lhsH4m' pfsss 1,od do Black ~H
BLACK Dress Silks. black fancy AIpacas
ana usres Plaid GlEghans. French Berege de LANES
nam ana printed JaeOne Swiss Null and Book Musns
3aee rics Bonnet AID Cap Ribbons, Laees. Edgings
Insertions, &c.r &n-t ...-. .s...s-. En-
rs 20 STRAW GOODS. SC. 20 30 q r.
fne Leghorn and Panama Hats. Palm Leaf do, Shanghai
StraNdO Germ Braid do black brown and pearl Huga
ran National and Artists Wool plain and col
B0nnets, Silk and Lawn
BOOTS AND SHOES. rstt.-E
Ladies and Misses Kid, Morocco and Enameled B0Oees
and Bukins MEMS Goat and Calf Aunroes and Brogans
Children Youths together with full complete
stock Gloves Hosiery Thread Need bottoms
Hooks and Eyes COmts and all other 0aHs in line
We respectfully invite countrv visiting
city,, TO examination CT goods aud nrices
lnh25-d&w KEEN g. PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24

IACOB SCHEUkEk, Ma n ST., BIZ. 1T = 70
TO- Schaener 8 Schroeder's old STANDBY
Y RESSEGFFU LILY inform the citizens Of evansville
and surrounding country, that have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same business and
will family handthe choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco hes brands that Eastern mark a
iord also Snuand Smoking Tobacco ofail kinds, her
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and qual
ies the cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business eonvinees me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. 4 lapl u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24
sTORAGE NYANIT .

AE prepared to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse
S% any quantity of Grain Produce or merchandise, or
tho mo liberal terms. i. --rH.. "a g.. =,
Having large airy upstars particular care viii
be Household Furniture, Agricultural ieents
all kinds goods wares liable TO DANA from dan or
rust 8. z- ,
nsuran at the lowest FIRE proofraes, by emen
c Logger when desired. -.s -- -..-.--
Jana and convenient for shipping ~ River OF Rail