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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-27
EVANSVILLE. IND SATURDAY MORNING. DEC 81. 1856

LoNDoy "THCGs."-From the following,
from LIoyd's London Weekly, it would seem
that the cockneys have had a STAN pede re-
Gently, owing to the progress Of the shoulder
strikers, BURGERS, &c, in the great metropolis:
LoalZ9n IN a stnte Of !Siegs-We are arming
to the teeth. AVe are retrograding to the good
old times when Lincoln's inn-felds were night
ly battle fields. London is in a state Of siegc
Prudent husbands and fathers are buying rat
ties, fixing alarms to their doors, talking
about the legality Of using reyolvers, making
pitilul appeals to policemen, and reading the
police reports in the morning papers, with
trembling hands. No man feels himself safe
in the streets afer nightfdL I he nervous
carry bludgeons and lil6-preservers, and keep
to the middle of the road. The art Of self
defence in the streets and Of house engineering
against BURGERS will, no doubt, soon form
part Of every boys education. Moats should
be dug about all new suberban villas. We
shall see in the Times not long hence "To
be let house Of modern construction with
Iall the recent improvements. 1t is surrounded
with deep moat, always full Of pure water,
and is approached by strong portcullis on
the latest principle. The walls are three feet
in thickness and the second floor windows
command the entrance, upon which steady
cross fire may be kept up. Rent moderate. -
Address A. b., &C."
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TIE rRAGEDY IN No NMoUTH.-Tho follow
ing are the details of the tragedy, of which
we gave a short account on Wednesday:
A bloody tragedy was performed at the
Baldwin House, in this city, this atternoon.-
l was conversing with a gentleman in DR..
Thayer's drug store, about two o'clock, when
the terrible cry of murder was heard, and we
ali started out to discover the cause We
were soon directed by the throng of people to
the above name1 hotel distant only a few
yards, and there, weltering in their blood, lay
the victims of the most SAN culinary singlc-hand
conflict it has been my lot to witness. 1t is
impossible to describe the horror which de-
picted the visages Of that throng of spectators
called there at Il moments warning. The Cir
cumstances are as follows
A Mr.. Fleming, an elderly gentleman, ano
two sons about 25 to % years of age, had
called upon Mr.. Crosler at his rooms at the
Baldwin House, armed each with loaded pis-
tol, to coerce the latter gentleman into a con-
cesson and retraction Of a calumny affecting
their daughter and sister, with which they
charged Mr.. C. Mr.. c., after some pretty
warm language has passed between the parties,
agreed toaud did sign retracton in the pres
'ence of a friend whom the MesSrs. Fleming
had brought with them.
1mmcUtd(eIy aIIer OeilNCflDG tue paper llllO
the possession of their friend, the MeSsrs. f.,
or one Of the brothers, says to Mr.. c., II am
now going to cowhide you;" and one of the
boys holding q cooked pistol to his head, di-
rected the other to inAct the threatened pun
ishment, which he immediaely commenced.-
lie had struck three or four Blows, when g.
pulled a dirk from a side pocket, and passing
at the same time his arm around the neck oi
the one who piled the lash, stabbed him in the
left breast, and, as quick as thought, with
drew the knife and struck the one who held
the pistol back handed blow which reached
as did the first, to the heart Of his victim.
Both brothers received their death wounds
in less than two seconds, and were both
bloody corpses in three minutes after they
were struck. The old man had gone out intc
the hall and locked the door and stood upon
Il e outside with pistol to keep outassistance
The affair has created immense excitement
here, | assure you. The young man, Crosler
is under arrest, having surrendered himsel
into custody, and is to undergo an examina
ination to- morrow.
The synpathies of the people are mostly
with Crosler. He acts and looks the picture
of despair. lie is a young man, some q OF
80 years old, and unmarried. lie is said t,
have been engaged to the lady in question
who is at present out Of the State. The othe
parties were respectable farmers and two q
them, understand, members of the churcl
IN good standing.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
PORTLAND. KY.

PORTLAND. KY.
this newly erected and adm-
rably adapted HOTEL, takes pleasure in ncing TO
the public especially arriving OF
Wharf thatths house is com
petey and readyfor the accommodation Of dess
Every Furniture bedding and indeed the building
fitted with articles expressly
for the house
Situated she ST. CHARLES is Immediately st the landing
principal shipping poiEt for LOUISVILLE Were nearly
ali her stronger guests and from whence they de-
for the West South this house affords convenience
and comfort to the traveller heretofore %
this point. e,.
1t shall be the endaavor Of the Pronr OF this
Esabshuaenti 10 comm liberal share pube patron
age because he intends deserve it. The House with it.
extensive 1on cool shady groves and general convent
ences unsurpased house 1t hall he Kept
as rstcas Hote-aeEng of the essentials Of such
al establishment
Mr. " RE0DISG we'll known 70 she travelling Bile,
from his Ion with Hotels in Louisville.
ared and the general Of he house
The patronage of the public is resTeetfgly zoieited
t w " tlN EN- FRO prlefor
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T8t 9ailg Jonrnal,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BIZ
T-. x. Ga
Corner Of Main aaI Water Streets.
TEal1s OF sunscRIprioN:
I'M GROWING CID.

The following beautiful stanzas first appear
ed in the Andover Advertiser, AMI were writ
ten, as we happen to know, by lady Of New
York city. However. it may be with the
fraa physical frame, the heart, we are sure,
that gushes out in these lines can never grow
o.d;h
Pm growing old--ts surely so;
And yet how short it seems
SINCE was buta sportive child,
Enjoying childish dreams
cannot see the change that comes
With such an even pace;
mark not when the wrinkles fall
Upon my fading face
know I'm old; and yel my heart
Islust as young and cay
AS e'er it before my looks
OF bright brown turned to gray.
know these eyes to other eyes
Look not bright and glad
A once they looked; and yet Ills not
Because my hearts more sd.
never watched with purerjoy
While glisteiing tears cf rapture ill
These OLD and fading eyes.
And when mark the check, where orco
The bright rose used 10 glow,
1t greyes ne not 10 see instead
The almond crown my brow.
I've seen the flower grow old and pale,
And wthered more than i;
I've seen it lose its every charm,
Then droop away and die.
And then I've seen It rise aca,r,
fright as the beaming sky,
AID young and pure aud beautiful
And le I that so shall /.
Then what IL am growing old
My heart is chang geiess Stll.
And God has given NE enough
This loving Leait to Elh-
j love to see the sun 90 down.
Aud lcnCthcPing shadows throw
along the ground. while o'er my head
The clouds in crimson glow.
see, beyond those gorgeous clouds,
country bright and lair,
Which needs 10 sun: God and the Lamb
ITS light and beauty are.
seem to hear The wondrous song
Redeemed sinners sing;
And my heart leaps to jolu the throng
To praise tae Heavenly Ming.
seem to see three cherub boys,
AS hand in hand they go.
With golden cu;ls and snowy wings,
Whose eyes WITH rapture glow.
Nhen was yourg called them mine
Now Heavens sweet they;
But | shall claim my own again,
When am called away.
Perhaps when heaven S bright gate I've passed
They III know fiom every other,
The one who gave them lack to God,
Aud haste to call me mother. -......
O! am glad I'm growing old!
For every day spend,
,,r Shall bring me day nearer that
Bright day that has end.
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TONES WON'T DO !!


TgyHEY never than give porary relief and
they will 1t is because they don't teuch the
of tbs disease. Theeause Of ali ague and ds-
the atmospheric poison called Nasma or NsISrH
Neuralize this poison by its NTlpoTE an all dls
eases caused by disappears once Rhodes FeFer nd
Malaria, aud moreover it is
chemist r. Chiffon of New York, this effect R
taohed every bottles therefore if does good can do
This more than can said of Quinne Arsenic, any
their to the constitution
brings DUNE AGUE which alloys person TO
fael perjec we'll Ter single moment IN iIlustfa' OF
annex extracts from aleter
CEoRGETowS Ohio. March II, 1885
hand arrived late last and the diHcuty in
getting any it greatly increased from me t3et
vor v The pubic being better using Quuiue,not
preslm that the remedy they needed toscape
taking Qnnine, contained the drug itset -, =, -.
This rerledy (known as Smtths lonic'J Wouo hNari
did net it as 1t would often
return W h renewed viuor Thsope crCumstance deemed
in could inst comparison between
it ma your CURE. The following Is the result:
persons Cure. all which were cases OF
"Quotian intermittent Fever - Of many weeks stan
They Rad tried Qnnine anf other %
missing chill but las in al such cases slowly Wear-
laying foundation OF other aud
ddsueceed in ehectil radical cure OF ali he
with remedy, and they have not d
since. all three these the Smith fcuc'
had boen used and would, before stated break the chill
but 6tera period had elapsed il would return
Z Ithiuk vl he difficulty in giving TO your
Cure the vantage ground cf other remedy nov in use
here Sc. sc. WILLIAM BUCKNER ~. D.
RH0pES' FEVER and CUE CURE ANTInurE TO Ma ARIA
the ouly harmless remedy in existence IS equally certain a
la PR RFrNTfE as Ta1eit when you feel the chill
coming on. and vou viii never have q single one
/ JAMES A. RHODE Proprietor. Providence. X. l.
Wholesale AGENTS, st. Louis, IL. BLAksLEl Chleage
IT ARCLAY hROS
\ FOR sale in Evansville by IIALLOCK & SToDARD.
/ WO0LSEY & SAWNE ER.
KELLER. FA ARNSLEY. CO..
And Druggists Generally. jel1-smw
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URUG STORE.

HNR 7 J. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock of
ED Medicines opened for sale BY Crawford Bell few
th since call the attention of the public
physieians and merchapt IS to ns eY
tn maks purchases this which viii he
stsntv reaeiving additions the Eastern cities and
which will sold Re afforded hv anv
in the West No. B. Washington oeR
TGniIdisgs sep29-tf
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sOOrs aND SHOES
$500 IN GIFTS
nIsTRIRlnTED IN EQUAL PROPORTIONs

wwTTTfT every 1000 Books all Rocks sold
~ The Gifts consist Of Coll and Silver Watches
pencils gold locket gold rings. gold nens
ladiesoar drops portcmonnaS pur5es redtc1e
&c Sc ding order for 10 books VIII he
entitled to hook and Orders from the country
will receive prompt attention and will be seat BY mail
exnress with dispatch.
Also Mrs Stoves novel "nred.'' vols. gift, as
above J. S. ANDREWS, 40 Nassau st
New York City.
Cq.aIooues to address. uov6-am
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I'D H.BENNETT would respectfully announce to tbs
Ea citizens Evansville surrounding country that h
bsen engaged the fcture of Lumber for
raj years aud selecting choice article Of his
ure) has opened Yard Carpenter street Kratz
FIeans new Foundry is prepared to sell wholesale
or retail cheaper before offered in this city
Je1S-IwdIyw
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NECNND PTRCHANE

F Fall and Winter Dry Goods Just received and now
oren ENBlCH'S Dry Good Store Main street three
below Second. His motto is Cheap for Cash cal
rycu large ofgoods for little money
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BUSINESS CARDS.

L
I. a. WHEELER. A. L. ROBINSON
WHEELER ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
(Successors to Ingle, Wheeler q fElehart.)
General Land ami COHecting .4geneA. Office on Sd st.
Ogposfte the mem Court House Building,
Washington Hotel. Erans0iHe, Ind.
NIB II. O. Wheeler 1ctary Public. e.-a.s mhzl
,o,u zuR1ry. T. SULLIVAN.
TOsEN HURLEY AZ Co.
FGEZWARDTNCs AND COMMISSION
III e r Q H 4 N 7 8,
auge NEW ORLEANS
asa rGLEEEART.
ATTaPyEY ATLAw AND REAL ESTATE AGFNT.
Successor to Ingle Wheeer& Igehart in Real Estate
Agencies.)
IT, a % rs,,iiIe Ia Febl4ly
m0RHTs :. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT AND REAL ESTATE AGENT: .,o
Post once Evansville, Ind. y2s-ly
NOTARY PUBLlG AND SlloN of PAA0H'
vv7TLLatserd to collecting te ing AIMS IN sGun
80 safa pa vs. Pase ESD CASHIER al Bank Eyans-
,-..o,,u,,,.,,v DAVID HEInANN
F.&D. HEE1g ANN,
wHOLFSAT,E AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIE5 81 PRODUCE,
,rvpNsyApF. LIQUORS, q &c, MAIN STREET,
DOORS ABOVE sEcc D EVANSVILLE. md
y -. COX.
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER IN AL KINDS or PRODUCE,
ViaceHHss, Ind.
particuarattention paid forwarding ana Receiving.
oct3I-tf
CITY HOTEL,
yyArrR ST. BETWEEN vtNE AND DIVISION,
ocn WT.H, B0iCOURT, Proprietor.
NO .s5an.sS, NJ '.'G Il HTGi:s co,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
NO. %. POYDRAS STREET,
Liboralcash advances win be made on consisnmenis
rorE A., II ,RRsox & VALE, ST. Louis Mo.
W. E, BRowxE & Co., yineennes' La la
RexxpIcr & WILLIAMS, Gray vile, lll
O'RILEY & Co.. Evansville "a
PrsorcTrr q Bios. Mt. vernon.Ia. ldec28-1y
'ohN' j Aff,IH1VDl.ER StHARLAN;
coHNJ CHANDLER AMP JAMES aAKLAN A.. r.. nave
ofiaw viii attend to all business % 70 ] ee
atb Sherwood House give counsel Ortrapsact bust
7fss, E1aasyilie prair! SoT eSSsRS'3S = Sly IN
pvENrER,S yOE PAPEHS.
NIXoN &; G0opM N;
on 9aqd c9 csrd sbeets Black and
oron'''' V"F9i,Ss' 9mi&SUFicTTREh'S Fi T3fSa FRioEs
Oct1f -----
yyM. * 5NEcGREVy,
ATTORNEY At LAW AND NoTARf PIhhIo.
Oaice in the ''Crescent CITY Bank Bn'l',hSt
wwTI attend to all business entrusted 20
"a I'D boIrS derIS rims ," z. II. COOK SON.
rN=SENCE COFFEE.-15 gross Essence coaes; SoN Su''
| Ek reed hy decl3 n n N''N :
OkAHALF chests Young IIyson Tea;
/ IKE % A, do Gunpnwder do;
/ Is do do Imperial DO,
| do do Choice Black do;
20 koxos Io and Is bs assorted Tea; inst rec hV
| -, 20 "oNe' '' z. II. COOK e SON.
! A< BAGS Eastern Rio Coffee ohoioa and prime inst
I n ID rec'db by decI5 H. H. CUM d 'Ot'-
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pr.Tr1sAssES AND EsED oMFoRTs.

q J. CpLBURN & CO., keep constantly on hand and
"a mHNUF ACFURE ali finds and sizes OF NAT
TaEssEs guarantee OF the very hest quality Also
Beddirg kinds Jenny ind Mattresses Shuok Moss
Cotton Hair and Spring Nattrasses Re d
Comforts all sizes Feather Hair Moss ard tier Pill
lows Pillow Slips Shee IS. sc. All wishing the Glove at
retail prices please call ana examine e
purchasing elsewhere out store on "tersree
door to Canal bank. Evansville. Ind noYiS
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T. EsTEsTES Il y. FILE MING.
zATHOLESAFE and retail dealers in Leather. Hide
sS Flour and White Line. Main streetoppose old sta
ser2l
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EXC ANGE no n E L.,
NcxvhUrgs Snd.

EXCEFAN n no Il E L.,
NcXThHrgt Snd. Sndt.uv M
III BEG leave TO tnfoTr7 the citizens 81 T%rr19n arr o aI s
msrIy kent fy Mr. l. Hazen and intend to keen ur the
good Tbay ns haVe nErURNsEp and REFIr1Fp
whole concern and prepared to az netr
nifs5 With the hest makt Affords ia short
pains HStsl VEL Tber tables viii fe kent possible
condition in order to accommodate persons with animals
!, *. n as,E!9! "Eag'SG
e :: ; 3 4: ,5:.s ~ # a.rr.e
11Sst 1S}s s5s@ ha @sfSs5S ssi%sSi
,,.py 10 do a.6 DE- lTo'sis' and s0G?di IL G6oR son
81 FRAILs Prime ney pss,; % Drums Sultan Fai'in';
z,q:s Currents Just ;2a Il &c COOK soS S:w
RRbS FIs9 S. sGs Bs.r 7}sl' So r,s4i +1gT
Do Tapioce: DO RatH cnGS HTiek. T. TserS SnN per
@S Bxs Hsm1urg Cheese. Fee2 hi. is COD COOK SON.
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Evansville, Indiana.
FEVHE Fourth Annual Session the above Institution will
Mondsy the lsf day OF
Young Men desrous o. d 10 the sdvapsges
ePfea b Sy t is practical Double
Entrv Book Keeptari various branches includnr
an
fell Course oflessons be COMPLETED in from six to
any time For Catalogue gEjqg f RaPII,3r1 %
aua23-tf JERHMlAti Benin, Fr'hsipsl.
STARCH 20 boxes Wheat Starch t.r s,o. r.o.,vea by
rail road and for sale by oetzi l. n D. HELM
CHEESE AND PAPEEss
EpBcETvED75 boxes W. r. Cream Cheese; v-,;1-
80 Rs3ms ass'a sizes Wf r2P6fr 6 HEIM4NS
~ PCS paIn Black silk all widths lust rsc,daGd for
- p sale very low by Oe6 n. MAGHE1 y W..
H AMP ella first rate article of winter strained
~ IavIs lard OIL can De ha a%KsHBERGER oARsoN,s
U1yTCT WHEAT FI.0UR-5o sacks Prime Buck
Wheat Flour reed this day apd for ] snIe ~ soN
nov15 q. n oooA
NFw FISH New Cod Fish aad msGksTsls I qst pS res
L y I''V1a'' aea's " PRESTON DF3s.
g9IYF boxes reed and for o. sale BY 6y'
/ = nov28 PRESTON hlos-
HY7yy g.EySRY AND SALE STABLE.
r-v II. DrGARNo & KAHN. have associated thenselve;
M torether as Partners the Of buying ana
Tb ril oecnpv tFe old stand of E. DeGarmo. on
Lo between 20 aud 9Th streets IN
of Saddle and B~ggy than kept in Evansville
before Fine carrge BgFgs & b ana nue TRe7 viii board
horses for others best order Their Omnibuse
will run at ali aeesmuodats the community an'
thew will euploy none but the best drivers - ,,ro
novs S. Kahn
m r rec assI eli fancy sGsi5 E.
COTTON WRAPPING .TW.INE 600 pounds bes
u quality in and to ar5iye for sac ale
49, BOXES Tomato oatsup 100 bxs quarts and pint
5oS5s sg rsPPsF Sauce I&D. HERMANN.
hhds New orlepPs sgseFS fs6 BRos sni
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EPURE CIDER VINEGAR % bhls lust ree'e for saia
q by nov2J 5. e. GILBERT S co.
e ETEE3 AND CAP PAPER 100 R cams for sale by
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At lkOSEis,S

EDECEIvED this morning by Adams Express new sup
= ply ladies' and misses Lambs Wool Hose, cOl0red
white Gloves. fleece Iaed Slk Gloves, Sc: &C.
Expecting daily adt nal stock Of all sorts oil
Dry Goods which friends ct reduced
prices Cau in everybody. 1900
nOv23 ROSER, BRO FREY
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D. y. NDEEES0
" Z r G HANI IAIL or,

TO THE LADIES'.
StHANELIN & REILLY won respectfully invite the at
- tention OF the Evansville and vicinity their
age OF EnJroideres, and white goods
received embracing:-
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emb'd Linen do do;
Maltese 4 ChrOchetdo do;
Book Muslin do do;
Jaconet. Cambria and Swiss Collars;
sWi,s aud JAG me Embroidered Bands
do 20 do Y tgiugs and ln5ertlonsj
Rigiish Thread Lace aud Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN and white embroidered skirts;
! French Corsees and s. lk Vests
Strped Nauiseok wis and Plaid MUsiirs;
Rr dotted Embroidered Swiss dress patterns, fc1
saIe nj I " pricesby u-2 StIANKLIN & REILLY.
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SHERWOOD HCU9E.
EaEIENsE EADDIrIoN or STOCK

or HOWEMADE AND EUR0FHAN IMFOETED LEATHEGs AND
CLOTHS.
OF all colors and discriptions
WAITING t. he made into che most fashion,
- Glitas for after the latest
France and tho Eastern cities All varieties
slp high enough suit this
fasdi0ns a7es. and perfect Of patterns
for large aud SMALL tho fashionable Boot and
shoe store Of sent23-3m JOHN RASCH
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NEW HOOKS.
FtAL1FORNIA. in doors anl out hy Mrs. Fornt am or
x how Farm. Mine and Live generally in the Golden
State Waveriy Magazine ior November;
HeIslicks. a New Novel; Lands River Guijet
Leslie's New York Journal for November
Putnam do doi
Household Words do DO;
SchocIfelow do do;
Aed lot Of elegantly bound books for presents: -
nov3 DOBELL & LISTER
yaT EcIy CpDFISYI IL lust reed fer sale ty
a deel3 S. L. GILBERT 4 co.
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TIE TRAGEDY IN No NMoUTH-Tho follow
ing are the details of the tragedy, of which
we gave short account on Wednesday:
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FEN CENTS PER- WEEK
NUMBER 129
LOUISVILLE.
CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention OF dealers and to their large and
varied stock Of Paners. Our with Eastern
and dealers such that enabled to
on hand times large stock Caps Letters
plain aud ruled; Flat Mediums Royals and
Royals Rank Book Papers manufactured by Platner
& Smith and other first class manu- faoturefs.
the best Printers Cards, and keep
hand. all times complete stock Of Printers Papers Of
every deserintion. Lightbodys Book and News Inks
NeCrcary's ColOred Inks. Varnish and Gold Size.
We have hand in large stock the hest Four
6rinier and Book Parer end supply orders to al
with regular sizes, and irregular sfzeS
rnat to order rtnOtiee.
We highest price in cash, for Rags. Bag
NIXON & GOODMAN.
Wholesale Paper Dealers, e. Manufacturers' Agents.
sen1I II aud 20 Walnut St. Cincinnati.
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LOOK OUT
REMOVAL OF g. MYERS.

REMOVAL OF =. MYERS
Importer OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
AND DEtrER N
bourbon, Rye, Honongahela Receifed Whisky
EHAs removed from old stand TO the new corner
2 and Water streets. where he invites his friend
and custom ar- tn call. sepl5
=NEh on. bxs Sarlines; 25o half hoxe7 Sarliaas;
cps VIZ 100 whole boxes Sardians, irst rec = by -
II. n
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~ "a STBES Horse Leather; -
Q , 80 30 doz Sheep Skins for sale by j. FLEMINH;
nova Main st. opposit" the old Rank
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CLARKE & STANFTELD,
CAgsPENTEVgS AND E0ENEEsS,

Shop corner First and Chpsrut streets.
Ill work entrusted done with and dis
n pafeh
E Particular qttartion paid the putting ur Of Sor
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Evansville. Indiana.

STARCH 10 boxes Wheat Starch; .o, =,
80 100 n = assorted number Shot reeel ven tl ..
rail road and for sale by oetZl l. d. HElhASN.
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Il AECEIvED75 boxes W. r. Cream Cheese;
Gh l5O Reqms Of assd sizes WI Paper, req oY ~
Toad an 4 for sale bv nov3 l. Il D. HElM4N->. &.
PCS Plain Black silk. all widths. lust reed and 4
20 > sale very low by oc6 J. II. MAGHEE h co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-27

TATss' AULHESs AWNINGS &C's ccC'
TTlIE undersigned prepared 70 splice kind Of rop
aud strqpinr description; the making
any Tapaungs Awnings. &c Tt be found at any time a
oci15-Sn JOHN PLOWMAN.