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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-09

9 An extraordinary curiosity is being
exhibited in the Museum at st. Louis. 1t is
sweet potato, with the precise conforma-
tioa of a snake. The body, head, mouth
ears and eyes are perfectly formed, and the
potato is said to be, in every respect, per-
feet representation Of q snake.
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70 The workmcn in the Uuited States
Arsenal, at Watervielet, N. Y, have been
engaged in shipping ESQ 900 Minnie rife balls.
Their point of destination is not known.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-09

D The production of gold in Australia
for the past year, is set down by tho best
English authorities, at one hundred millions
of dollars.
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~ A difficulty occurred at New Orleans
on the 2sth, between the captain and mate of
the steamer Sunfower, in which the mate
shot the captain through the arm.
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TIPPEcANoE BANK.-We understand the
Auditor Of State is redeeming the issues of
this Bank with good par funds, or ninety
nine cents on the dollar, in gold.
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D Mr.. John High, who was killed at the
Chicago fire, bequcathed $4,000 to various
benevolent institutions.
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~ Mr.. Charles L. Tucker, merchant,
doing business in New York, has been arrest
ed on a charge of stealing quantity of pock-
ct knives from hardware store.
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% The town of Mayazucz, Porto Rico,
was visited By severe shock Of earthquake
on the 18th. of November.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-09

t. The total number Of emigrants land
ed at Castle Garden, N. Y, during the month
Of November, was Ia, 500.
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70 Mr.. Henry, of Vevay, Ind, has OBJ
tanned patent for an improved printing
press.
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decs-tf.
NOTICE..

a LII persons are notified that lost note vs. Hugh
IA McCreary X VIM. McCreary, security for elm,
and all persons cautioned against trading for said
note, or collecting the same.
decs-tf. FERDINASD REXINK.
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SPLEEN DID STOCK OF
Dry GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE By
j. s. HOPKINS,

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE By
j. S. HOPKINS,
nNE ofthe best selected stocks If Dry Goods ever
" brought tn this market; consisting, in Iart Of
PLAIN AND FIGURED MERINOES,
PLAIN AND FIGURED LUSTRES,
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
PLAIN AND FIGURED ALL WOOL
DELAINS and CASHMiRES,
good stock Of ladie. and misses Shawls, Cloaks,
Capes, Cndersleeves and Collars. Good stock EN-
hroderies. Swiss and Jaconett Edgings. dmty bands,
ladies' and gents Kid Gloves-all sizes; Gauntletts
for laes and gents. Good stock Of mems, womens'
and childrens Fleece Lined Hose: Opera Hoods; In
fant's worsted Boots aud Bonnets; Zephyr Woisteis
all colors; Chenille Scarfs and Trimmings ladies'
and misses Hoop Skirts. Good stock of ladies' and
misses furs victorines, Cuffs, Mus, Fur Capes and
SWANS Down. Silk, linen and cotton Floss; Shirt
Bosoms. Good stock Of Dress TrmmingsF rnges; and
silk, je., pearl glass and agate Buttons lace emroi
dered and silk Damask Curtains; painted; oil and pa
per window Shades; Curtain Cord and Tassels-al
coior Coates white coored and black cotton Thread
colored carpet chain looking glasses carpets Oil
Cloths mating; rug and druggett; wall paper; fns
screens.
Retail stock 81 Boots and Shoes.
do do Of Hats, Caps and Mems Clothing.
Brown and W bite Linen Table Covers;
Spotted and do do do do
Metno Shirts and Drawers for ladies' ard gentlemen
Cloak Tassels; 300 Seamless Bags-for Wheat.
All OF which will sell cheap for cash.
oct2l 5. HOPKINS.
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Books, Books.
FOR RENT,

OFFICES and pleasant Rooms sor Bachelors in the
OIsecond floor OF Marble Hall Building. ENQUIRE
nov20 Nj. A. LAWRENCE.
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500 HOGS PER DAY,

We have TWO LARGE IRON TANKS for steamng
heads ofia and will buy heads, steam them for
others at usual rates. Sa and cooperage will be fur
nished to packers at market rates.
Hogs slaughtered at our House will be DELIVER
ED FREE OF CHARGE IN any part of the city
SAMUEL ORR CO.
Evansville, Ind, Nov 18th, 1851. d2w.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

SOAP AND CANDLES
- - boxes star Candles;
10 do Adamantine Candles;
- do No. Soap;
10 do Pal-s Soap, just received from the man
ufactory and for sale AT very low rates by
VICKE cry JOHNSTON.
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4 IDER! CIDER!-
qy z. ii. COOK & son.
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TO FARMERS AND PORK PACK.

TUNE subscribers are, usual prepared to buy hogs
or slaughter and pack on commission for others.
We have made a large addition to our Slaughter
House and have new facilities for killing
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NOTICE
TO TAX PAYERS.

vUyHE second instalment Of the Taxes Is now due,
and Taxpayers are requested to come up apd set
tie promptly the whole punt will be required
he pgd nj once. To the indulgence granted
the Council the conditions offered must be promptly
complied with.
dec5-u. GEOkGE MOLFLlN, City COl.
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srst,,ssa. ~. eHipssssa.
J .us,re. Alshans.
LSSoa~ecs.-fsnnessee
lMEXANnER l. CO..
)fngE At Tws WoasuAn Horse.


~ Memphis and Charleston Rail
has shareks 4. 10 ssslHale ~ from
fivilse. II selling suP Omnibus
rs "a tbek eArs. allbeush y hsss
Nd TO pay W. neulaf fsrs .
tie rad ~ our tichet seees.
hare established rsnss fesue
sseif aepot q Msnpbss. b eac!ude
0sribaxps non ths VlaeebsM. ami
sslss scsvMslsi h IL They
(vr~vwcls n v~s sss slsees slsss.
era Mr.. x'klessedes. - a. sr
n The csss. sAlssy milss MN
sfAs. COT Offering - I'll UUsiesss
Psss to p-asesaeem-xblo Ct u
! line thy sllsv NsssA Psttes.
bm. eli ~ psisilrsss tAsy lavs
4 ~
! sisv q tAe~ Arss. ~ IN sases
phs'ess against MS f1al tejs>ales.
ell spss II puklfA seasapssial-
'ssvsliag vso1lss - ussesss -
= siphsa.
eslsIl esaslsue - hass ~ Il
dlsvs sf IN tpves Of ssssy -
d.le en-. usswillseaaAne -
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NVCTIOvcER,

uNir Undersigned having been appoint.
ID AMI commissio one ! by the tower
nor " tho Stats of Mississirpi m a u.
cen.ed duciicnesr Jor he COUNTY q Pa.
nold, tenders hia services 10 the public
generally. Executors, administrators,
Guardians md other persons having pro.
pofJ to aali ~ plb' 6 oui.t , are remind.
81 that !, Is 10 ~ sAhif Dacnes for nny
pnrkon to oct a. aI.l.hHrer without u
csnsc. ~ CALDWELL,
Aietioneer.
Pamela, April -. lsjT..h
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ra.. :, s, ss..xi..., tNsmsli.. Isans,.
". J. UEBB d CO..
Urilnt.ISAik and Retail Grccsrs
w and Produce Merchants, No. =
Main sirssi, near t'aioa, Msnphi,. Tn,
viii keep % hand st oil ,ims~, u full -.
s1r,msai 81 Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs.
Nails. Caadles. Pickles, Oyssfs. Starch.
Aiackerrl. I.ims. rlcus. Bacon. &c. All
s~rtislcs warranted 20 be genuine. and ~
the hes, quality. Alss, . god supply Of
Bsgyiae asd Rope. nie-Gm
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VUv1E1e
Was committed 10 The III o. rsNo.
u coanty Aliss. % IL nh asy VI Jsse
iss.. . nskm boy = . sussvays ata
hcs r. Of dssk c~oMP,esisa 8 fset scr
ieIsehes high. wsiRhs ahsst LIS ~
i.so pounds about ~ yesrs old and
has IN purple linsy coat and Tanss.
black WOOL bet aad csl1s We nams
Henry. end says he b~losg y u.
Wills ". Ire Of Mssshall Csansy
Mi~ asd ssys he ssnswsy ftsm Q Air.
Urvess In tn 11inisarri hestom. ~
santos dive ~ nems q Ms county.
zoe pcstomce. The owner T. hershy
comnaslsd 10 rome forward. prove
pwpsssy. psy charges md sske hin
away NJ hc vii Be dels With - the
q D GOrORTH. Jsilss.
june e.1s55-2O-M
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49,. q, oD1Iuo - enuDo5o -
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have rscsived sanshsr la
a The very aas.t LEtfiiEk.
end sAgnrsd the services Of
tho most competent wsfkmen,
aad an nov ready 10 make
soe mose lasoto0ooee,
n rrH az dsrehie. 00OTS
end AoosDo:A. that haze svss
I<su made % Pamela. Low
.\k sasrserrd Shoes maa--ei.hsF
cus II calf skin Of patent lee
thss. and w~ssrsnssdt to Ct neat.
J.C. MURPHY,
ult.,f Under tho star utSs, ranola.
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NNC MNNTll LATER


1NIuN the "i'ho,ugraphlr aud Fins AT
~joufasl,' Published In hcw iofk
,siy, November number. paTe M.i
"titk MtLAl>uIipE.
"rhip style VI picture ~ have spoken
~ IN a former number, aud W. esn oudy
add hrra that our prediction ns,o their
capabil,,y u superceiins tho Ambrciyrc,
Il fast bscoming realized. There u q
pleasing artistic efee. abouI them that
'aa never h. produced by tho Ambro'ypc.
This. together with tho pcrfcci ease With
which ,hcy cnn ho made, tho certainty Of
ihe.r everlasting quality, and the impcs.
sibilii, " their destruction BY ANY "
,hose accidcni- which would be the ruin
d an ambro,,pe. will secure sl'cir general
ador,ion.'
W. q.
ISL Main street, opposite w~sham J House,
Memphis. Tennessee. has tho exclusive
right II ,ha, city fcr the MklAlNoIip
pNTt<T. They ara much superior 10
III. lI~sue,veo',pe. Amb'o'spe Or sphes.
eoi,rs. and cost as, the sans. tive him
. fair trial. nslly
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Helmbold's Extract Dvcau.

Il prepared directly according 20 he
rules 81 pharmacy and chemistry, with the
CREATES, accuracy and chemical knowledge
aud care devoted IN .s comb nation. See
professor lbcwccs' valuable work. on tie
prse,icr Il rhysie, and most Of the late
standard works OF medicine.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
The Motive Power.

The engine and boiler, which have been planned and constructed for lriTing tbe -Combination Mill compact and substantial and 50 easily man. aged that alnCst every extensive farmer or planter would find them as convenient and valuable for the 4Irn CT plantation pan of hors yoke of oxen. No one heed De deterrei from beeoning the pc--~or of thi> motive power by spErebesiors of Difficulty in running taking of it. for il s simplited as to he within the comprehension Of any malicious person. who Will note tbe instructions always fur uishea with il.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
The Great "Dickenson" Corn
 Sheller.

' HAVE rurrha-ed ihe Patent Right for the above great Corn sheller for tte State Of Arksnsas and VIII. al sn early day possible, be in Little Rock pTeTaTc4 to -@ The patent rights for counties through out inc entire State. The rights for this celebrated Cornrheller have been disposed of for every Sa-e the Union al ennr- mons rat-- and i, nesls but to be -eep o eornmeui Itself to every practical nan. IL eommend- itself by ' lsi. lis GREATNESS 2d. Durability. simplicity ,ghtness, por,4hilit, and 10 chance to get out of order. 3d. The rnsuner of doing its work and this i, curious enough h all other machines the com l. re- moved by grinding crushing. mashine process. but in this, il is picked of as child would do with it's tngers.
 4th. No matter what is the size of the cob. or shape every kernel iS taken of and done o neatly that not even the and Ina, holds the corn is at all disturbed rubbed o1f hence the corn is Clean. deposited in box CT bag while the cob. unhroken are laid side by the machine itself 5th. All ether machines require so much power they are almost useless while this is run and fed by boy of 12 years old. who will shell from so to 90 bushels per day. 9th. But the most wonderful performance Of this clrlons machine. Is the fsct that it shells Wet and Green Corn just as easil. as Dry Corn. Ith And Is the ONLY machine that will select and sbell corn for seed without injury io the grain VIM. HERVEY ALLEN
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
How Much it will Do.

The speed of this mill is about three hundred strokes of the per minute. and tbe feed from j< 10 I of sn inch for every stroke depending upon the character Of the timber. Thus. al medium speed the would cut through log twelve feet long in from one to two minutes.
 From this data any practical man will see that it s capable of cutting about 35o0 feet Of inch boards in F hours.
 IL will saw more rapidly than any Mil we have ever seen while its advantage over the circular Mill that il s cheaper, requires less power run it, s npeh less a ble to get of order, is much less expensive 10 repar when damaged. mak kes less i'm perfect work wastes less in cutting is not dangerous to the parties attending il ike the circular mill and is capable of cutting much larger timber.
 The segments and friction " hich furnish for the carriage sufficient to logs twenty four feet long. An extra lesgth will be sent when desired. and an extra charge made. The pump sent is worked by the engine. and is sufficient to raise water about twenty feet Where ii is desirable to raise water 10 supply ;he boiler. from greater depth. force pump will be furnished snd extra sharge made for it, Drawings and full explanations sent with each mill, also complete model showing all the parts put together g small scale, with each part num- bered the same as the corresponding part the ehinery of the mill. Thus assurance is made doubly sure that no can fail 10 put up te mill and run il without trouble.
 The Combination Mill' is confidently offered to the public the simple efficient and practical ma cnne for manufacturing lumber ever produced.
 Parties desiring to one Of these Mills in opera ton before purchasing, do by calling on us e. St. Louis also. parties desiring have their mill for ws rded to them from New Orleans, La. ean be &C., eommodsted-as We endeavor to keep them constant ly on hand. there, ds ,rtH 0s here
 When convenient for purchasers 10 send in their orders week two in advance oi the time they want the mill slipped we wculd respectfully ask them to do so.
 No mill is considered ordered until al least slec i. paid on it.
 All orders should be addressed 10
 DR. 4. c. BRAGG, Sole Agents for Western and Southern States.
 Corner 3d and Market streets. Nov 9 '5s-5m S. Ion;s Mo
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY.

 E.MBOSSD. Alhamora Oriental Amber, Union. s1 Rogal Laid Chinese, Bath. Gilt and Colored NoIs Paper: Anei-ags in guAr E5ut and small bott s with brsh: AEibr-'e f4tent M6e5lage Jars: Deed Be1e-. lo II and E inches. with locks: t.-te-r t.Ar 5s tor papers etc. extra strong: Envelope CA~--. P-n RseE-. do15le and single: Patent Binoers- s new article: Ivory and Pearl Tablets. assorted sizas: Adlaes.ve file-: Eea ly Reference Files: Wa1e, Cor5 and Oi Paints superior and very cbesp: Roces-' besi ETAseTs; Tablet Pencils: Fzbels Ee1EEon do: Gard Gases. silver and fancy; Drawing Pens: Alphabet Puzzles; ThsI1aorne.er plain and fancy: ti.lE bo2es for travellers. etc. letter Glilr- with and without calendars: ,l---A AaIes 4Il1 Drafts: 1fas1n Io}1srs; Y -T- E. S;s es. irez. 1.0 Fe4lerS.
 ,s--el Wax superior:
 s 4al Tuck Mernorsndurns: t--a a-a 4s-is-lills, superior article: F-s s.es:
 @ P-laae Desks.
 E--r- plain ana embossed:
 -e-r. t4-aan~ kinds:
 -.-l-u.-: --l e1.--l.-s5:
 ll6 San <, large 4ssortrn't:
 r1Enent. all sizes and kinds:
 -- and for sale aE The Book Store
 JNO. [. REARD0N.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
VALUABLE PROPFRTy F0RsN

WILL sell oia accommodating tsrs Il store house and pre,ni>-s t;.uAtel iHr i--- arely on the roai leading from DariaB. Danville a. Chiekelah in YelI coulttv. They ses includes an sore of land zith llrge eo,Dns store house snd ware bupse. nearly neE. c thereon. and situated in the midst If A .b1igE populous neighboThood, l. ], one df the les, f try situations for ~ellin, goods in tlIis Partio1 State.
 will also sell fine tsplsr.i firm eor taiuiBsf three hundred acres situated abopttuo mic Chiekelah and in a high ,,sts of cultivation.
 or 1urther paTticulaf>. address tile un5ersirs Chickelah. Yell county. Ark.
 Aug 2s 1858. If JOSEPH L0IH
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

A. J, HUTT, At his old stand: Main street. keeps constantly on hand general assortment Of Dry Goods Groceries Hard ware, Qneensvare. etc.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dr. TutewiIer,s Celebrated Pile Ointment.

UT. uteWleT7s Oeiebrdle0 File Ointments
 4 Certain Curs foy One Diseass- THE unprecedented success. with whiehthe above II medicine has met, wherever il has been in- trodueed has induced the subscribers who have the ovscfsezyepe and tbe entire entro of the Ointment, to bring ii before ihe public plt in new style and rednced price, relying uonits well known virtues for future success This preparation is the surest that is DOW n nse for this most distressing and aoftentimes most dsDgeroas disease. There Is perhaps few dis eases to which adult persons more subject than Pses and few more distressing and troublesome Medicine. therefore. that can e recommended with confidence sll will admit is great aexderafu4a and the inventor of such preIErston should be entitled the gratitude of those afflicted with that disease- We might publish many certificates that We have in OFT possession from of our best citizens in praise of it but we think it useless For further remarks we refer yon 10 the direction ound the box Pre- pzi Cd and sold by Dr. J. J. MeALMONT & co.
 New DrRg Store. Little Rock Price sl per box. liberal discount when sold by the quantity.
 May 20 1858 ly
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

Auuha1 aa-rs sae l.s ,at -.e e.~e Ni.h " Ubs-i -hel a-e uu. a.qri iin-=3- -a had r7en at til~ rla~- pe H.yt nas -,e .3e dark 4-e>- bui ie l- ri-.ir itl ir u.ina has >b,3 iEht -Isl e.- l-.s --r- >-len-e sI- .beTe l> isHt 4 Iis-..E F4-Il--. t Aati .- lrHr la' lI " .-e. rls.. tl.r S -ileTt ye-r> 4r.. b. ..-'.-. l-laa al l1e fra. -fueli- ? alt i,i NrlIl-,,e- AEl u.tll= b. -asII~lu. Ne lye ll AL .--e E., am rT', rrrelt q .t ,u .o ~sy .L4. raI -5 t. at -f 1!
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 ITr- .--. r.. T4r- -rat.ee .,e -Ly as- sell- 4l> t-.s. tHr -- --.-l.- Pans 1- -l u-- Dl4rr lor4- -L c-ltT .lI>1-.-,> ur ,I5s a,- -ls ing thega at The sane lifav D good t,al;hy a-l b.s> t-eeu tru.y A>-uLi-airE.
 would re>p@ctfulls .>k the lstiie~ ~h- seems go have >et Apart $ ruT-e> iur tle 3 try this meiicibe. sni if il proves good, a "a mend II to their nelgkb0rs.
 The following Are few of the Thysiegs testify to the virtue of thi> mediciua- l A. 6 MoWILLIAMS. NJ. D. FEl.ct- Ai C- T. CONDkY. NJ. b.. BeNsr Ala. SAML. D. BUCK N. D.. Hdr Eiu>l5Isi | The Tarlphlets contain rurneror. oi5sr es1 from druggists and physicians. and can be hs. j from Dr. J. J. McAlmont S G.
 ! For sale in Little Rgck by p-. ' ' NcA.- i Co.,, and by merchants and 5-7rgi,t, r1 throughout the State .Trreh1 l>ss-l1
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
Make way for the Clark>,iile MiA

{ nAN ! lRsi receiveli per FlaiboAi -traai | :2.OeO lbs FLOt R. from R. IL Browt'ss ed Mills st Clarksyille. Arkan~s<
 l warrant Ibe above Flour to be surserisr brand now in mSrke- and if il does 10, rsas iflal prove fo be jnst 4iat l repre~cnl ii. Hl the drayage home and 'ba1k to tbe .tore Cs examine fT vcurSelves ! HIT
 Nov II '5s N-;+ ~
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
ABERDEEN HOUSE AND STAGE
 
Family Groceries! t!
NOTICE,

A Full supply of ;he best Family Groeerie. al I1 ways on hand MERRICk & WAsSFLL
 Nov II 'ss S-e-,nb,>, rs-5;r.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

SUNDRIES. 1A DOZ. Painted Buckets. lO 10 de Extra Shaker Broo,ns; 4 coils Manila Rope; do Cotton Rope: doz. Hog Skin, Mule Collars; do do do Horse Collars: 3 do Mule Flames: do Horse do; do Ink: 10 boxes Star Candles; Io do Palm Soap; U d. Pearl Starch; 2 bbls Lard Oil: do Pure Cider Vinegar: 2 boxes Indigo; bbl Soda: ALso-Powder. Shot. Lead snd Percussion Cans: iss- received and for ssle low by Dec 18th 5s HCTT POPE
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
C"L RICHARD BRAGG,
 A Coach and Wagon Maker

ESfESIFILLl informs The citizen. of " LAttle Rock and the surrounding country. tLa fe ls nov prepared to make al kinds of worf con sis1ng of Wagons. Buggies. Carts Dravs and ,rgrl anu timber heels for mills and every kind of rlsn tatlon use Alro ploRs and cultivators 1T diferert patterns cotton scrapers and sweeps of vario7s Tt terls: all kinds of mall and gin irons made to orj-r keIarlngs oi all kinds done in the neatest >-vle Al my old stand opposite the Anthony House.
 sss on hand 3)-o@o feet choice seasoned lumber to be made up 10 order.
 Nov 22. lS58 ly PR
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
JAMES TUNNAH
lALLNOPP.S ALE.

\ LLS0PP-S celebrated India Pale Ale: A Tennent's Double Strong
 foungers Edinburgh
 Tennent's best xxx Porter:
 Hibberd's best brown Stout:
 One cask pure Juice Of the Crane" Old Port: Two \ pipes choice Sicily Madeira. Just received and for sale bv Sept ls, '56- RAPLEY. HANGER 6 co.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
NEW ORL E ANS DIRECT MPOkTATION OF FRENCH
 GERMAN.
 BRITISH
 and IRISH DRY GOODS

F. E. REILLY & co. S,0 long known af the corner of Royal and Canal O streets. beg 10 say they have removed 10 their large New Store 12s. Canal street. between Royal and Bourbon streess:n known as :. Iouro Buildings sign of the Golden Flax where their ample room, and resident buyer in Europe, will enable them to keep fthe year round complete stock in every de- t.ar.naent: also full line eofPLANTATI0N GOODS, of the best southern manufacture
 Combined with the above they will keep at the old stand corner Royal and Canal streets under the name of Embroidery and Lace Store. com plete stock of Ladies Dress Trimmings Ribbons En- broiderles, Laees and Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods. to suit the country merchant, well the This latter is class of house heretofore unknown in this market
 P. & E. REILLY dc CO, l2s Canal st, Between Royal and Bourbon streets, .- Touro Build ing V sign of the Golden Flax"
 Sent. 23 lS5s finn