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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
OUR JOB OFFICE.

FAsss hsvias pristIns vsst Of sny description 70
- Au,e. vsu asS ~ JOB Ooor Of he sTArr d.
psocaAr ~ y evee \ o. q NEATLY, and Of - no
Asssas pssoss, - say IN the dsy Our ssso''"."
syps, ed svssy other requisite. ere sue" =
ncsAine 70 - asaseA 70 snsels - :" fs'e''"
ssscutsd boos work, circsssrs, pss'sfs' -
Aeas, q cen - printed. wsisviss sny ss"ss -
msaHs . rive sus o0cs sfsoS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

THE PACIFIC WAGON RoAD.-The
Washington Star says the Interior De
partment regard it as certain that the
wagon road TO the Pacific by the
southern routes will be SO far completed
as TO be used by the emigration by
the LIST Of January next, and that the
other, more northern, roads will be in
the same condition as early, If the sea-
son favors the work upon them. The
Indians Of the Plains, predict a late
fall and an open winter. There is a
vast difference between the climates
upon the northern and southern routes
designed to be opened under the act Of
Congress to that end-a difference Of
perhaps three months Of working sea
son.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

PLue UsLy.-Some arithmetician
calculates that if a tobacco chewer
CONSUMES two inches Of plug per diem,
for fifty years, he will chew in that
period 6,475 feet, or nearly half mile
Of solid tobacco, half an inch thick
and two inches broad, costing q, Os4 .
And ejecting one pint Of saliva per DIV,
for fifty years, the total would swell
into nearly $500 gallons-quite res.
pectable lake, and almost large enough
70 float the Great Eastern in.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
ruunsDAY nonAlHo. JuLrls.iss
unmoCRAryO OowvRUTEoN.

~ Dsmecssss o. NE sevetsi TOvnsAips u ~
Cous,y ar ssssssd to sesA delegates I'd County
Osuvsouso y b AssAps Ell ~ CssN 0sus v ths
CITY Of Dsvsaport Saturday. tAe isah day q sSy,
sst., tor sAs PURPOSE Of ncAnsslns candidates sok
ssppssss1 = ~ Aunse sasesasn-shapbs such osAsr
businsss - may property come before IL,
Pea OADEa o. CorNTv COMMITTEE.
july9-AWtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

~The Herald Of Frsedom Of the
9th ult, estimates tho influx Of popu-
lation 10 Kauaas the present ssason q
$4,000, and > Of the opinion that be-
foss viates sets in, 100000 will be
added - the permanent population Of
the Tsrntesy. 900
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
ICE I ICEl

DThe Davsnpou ice Go. ass nov prepared to
contract for the delivery OF Ice Tor the 49,
s.n. Customers commencing the season with ~
vii be ga1rdnfesdto b supplied til November II
desired. Parties desiring Ice through the season
ara cautioned against contracting With thpss whede
net supply the season through.
Once, Second st, opposits LeClsire House.
may d3m PHOK 4 MITCHELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

SO strong was the reaction, showing
the entirely fictitious state Of the mar
ket and the eagerness with which buy
ers come in when they considered the
strengthen the bears was exhausted,
was removed. The amount Of shOr:
contracts still ont is very large, with a
daily improving tone in the market
OF all the ISLANDERS that have been re-
ported in relation to railroads and
their management, none have been su.'
tanned; when even names have been
given as authors Of attacks, the persons
named have promptly contradicted it.
Certain leading bears have caused
long enumerated attacks upon the
Southern Michigan TO he published,
but the effect of all these has been lost
upon the public, ami the authors suffer
for their temerity.
The public have been disturbed to
some extent by these desperate specu
lations, because so large and cauesless
fall in the value Of properly was
calculated to produce unessinesss even
in those not directly interested, and if
We remember that in the last few years
$0OO, OOO,OOO has been invested in rail-
way property, decline Of 80 per cent.
in the value of that property in six
months---on no other ground than OF
alledged general systematic and whole
sale swindliug ON the part Of those en-
trusted with the management-becomes
q matter OF interest to the whole com
munity. 1t has resulted in the failure
OF one well known mescsntile firm, and
where SO large an amount of capital
has been subscribed to that description
Of enterprise, all wealthy men must
have more or less interest," hence II the
decline were well based the matter
would be serious, bnt when, rs in the
present case, it is only nominal-throngh
the conspiracy Of . dozen brokers and
their contedcrates---it requires to be
mentioned only to a!lay alarm, if i'm
deed any existed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

~Ths CatholicA Nethodets, and
Coagregationalises have already erect
Cd nsaf nj coDmndioas houses 81
vos1hip - Tie cepitol Of Nebsaska.
he Epbcepa)iaas aad Old SsAool
PtQhytegioas ase 70 erect cAnrcho
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
Davenport lee!
CO.MPETaTION. DEFED!!

VGNHE DAVENPORT ICB co. NO. Is now pre-
i pared to serve the citisens ~ davenport With
the best possible quality Of Ice, guaranteeing 70 ~
ed. Parties wishing supply for the entire season
are cautioned against Contracting with thOse Who
cal ssot furnish patrons through the season.
&. STklNHlLBkR Z %.
OAcs. Second Ut. opposite LeClsire House.
matt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

nDOAMANUAK LAND OO--This Company
Is now ready 10 sell lots In Its AddttiOs
70 the town Of OamAnche. II Offers some Of the
desirable busness and residece lots about thin
aoui ishiug town. Any Information CONCERNING the
same can be obtained BY calling on 0BO. n. PAR
KE1, ESQ.,, No. 10 Orr's Block.
fsbi7dtf CANAMOHE LAND 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
FOD. Safe.

OOO oGersd. Ihsy embrace svory VARSITY The
beautiful level betweea Ptfth and Eighth streets,
then stretchnG svay for several squares % the
ealele eldoss ~ 49, hum cd tesWnaeing In the
broad slsin Ssyoo1. Many q these eaord tSs 1pest
vlsus 81 leoscoos ed river, 80 ere oovsYel Vim
NE netusa growth Of youns timber 70 1esirsble Dr
residences. TAe undersigned the sole agents ps
tie sale Of lees lsss nd would nvie tha stsenton
Of all 70 this lare Opeostunity for naking prontah,s
investoeuts and securing for theoeeavss beautiful
homes. DIAL NRYIR0
Junsoedts corner era - 1rsly ~. IN stsir,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

SUM M Err GOODS
Marked Down.
TS.;sFasr to make room far .HAAnorH STOCK
+ ii Il Il 81 q o - s.!
We are now oner,ns orr large stock OF
0UAGNGDR aoOD0a1
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Beautiful Lawns / Organlies,
BrillianteA Barege and Bsrege Robes
VERY CHEAP,
Grape Sha w Is,
Cheaper than they have ever besa offered TN this
city. Alsrgs stock Of
Mems and Boys Linen,
COTTON SUMNER WEAR.
'e''e''s' 8A&& So
hosiery,
-
hosiery,
ALARoR srOCK OF "A
~ u Isl S S IS 81
P~rAssss,
AEA23 R2rHsols, WAA
P~rHs0Ss,
watch ve ofer cheap and 1t greatly reduced prsce,
Sefe your nones BY calling soon ct the NV
P Q P U L A R CORN ER,
u G. CR.lJAPTON' = SOW
Corner Brady and I'd Sta
~ n yg "a
r q u ~ D.
wy paaes % bay CHEAP DnY 0OOpo u a the
= ropvlae OesnW - ~. .sssG. -sss & ~ Il
~ corn9 Dr01v and - 81.
Let Or 0toDoD.
O0n aasae q " MeCsalnsnfs aeena aua.ua
~ - - = e1911g 1IoenaHt = - ut -
!! )
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
M1oCRIIANEOUS.

w NGOO0.
ces> - Fs''sAvS
PRESENTATIONS
no 20 WASHINGTON ST.
CA9GeeOy. x1AkwOIs.
Tyre, Presses, Ink, Chases
sRszx0 A0lR @ |, sa4aassl
Is e - - J, -; 49,: s. : 1870 y Z. =. J:
- ~ e ssv~ sSvysvsusvsurr,.-
Us = ~; 1910; :: 4: s :: .. 8: Z:
sssss - e :. 3 81. - -. !. ..
BY - 0ssss NDs6ssSss - dsroStitey.
80 ~ teseey ssestss u easesssses vHA our
Aectret1epe Ebesn1s.U,
psesaA~ sseas>s - ssss1sils u Y supr 'cs .as
We hall csaAiass = tese In store large s,oel Of
Printing Presses,
sroS - - laeva naaafse,osy q Msss1s , HOE
= w. - y09k
AIN. lssgs asssstaens II ~ cs,ssssisd
Ds0Dlee 10 Prss0ssl
Oehss Sssssss vul - furnished q Naa4,aefsrsrs
I0G *
tn ~ ~ .sssisossssu' vin ssvsy' sshsps 90
UsAessss ps,t,euau,, 10 cal, ~ ss,~w,,es a The
Printer: Of ~ ossAs y ous sseshsAnsas. % ,Asy
WI uad ies tAsiS intessst TO srnd thalf or6ers.
vs Nall " . sAest ttne lssse . sew nPeClnRn
IN ;~sHn VII - sssd 10 parties .:his( 70 order
1svd Treasurer.
ho~ssn Ds,.;.sssr, I'm. Hen. burlington
i. Darlington i Co.'S
Law, Daaklsg M Lean O0es,
NO. s DAyEHPOnT's NIGGA,
DAv0aa19oa-tV Iowa.
Money % Loan
r. ss@s 70 suit spp'.Ssa.s on good resi.ssssss or
Notes Discounted al Current Rates
Msesy carefully aavssssA sss Capitalists -
CoR0issloa.
Exchange lsought 4 sold.
I'ssersss Paid On Opposite.
The most ,hdttfsl aaestion given 10 the Inressga-
Zion AZ TITLES, and Absfyacts furnished
ssAes dssired. =
Land Warrants Located.
Collections made and proceeds RENTED ,cith
Out delay, at usual rates. !.
ALL LEGAL BUSINESS CAREFULLY a PROMPT.
Ii ATTENDED TO.
CRnAM ACTUALLY FROZEN IN THREE
AND 4 HALF MINUTES ~
ss1GA00NR,0,,
Patent Five-Miaute FroNzofs
PUT 10 TINE TEST!
The ability OF Massers Pres1ers to freeze cream in
Ave- S minute va faily proved On wednesday. the
g. ". Smith, No. ~ broadway, before large su-
Aience assembled 70 hear lecture from Professor
hume. on the subject Of Refrigerants. Cream vas
sctsAly frosen in ~ ninutes BY the watch.
PRicEs.
squarts. :? squarts, -
quarts, = IL quarts, 3
~A liberal discount to the traAeRA
3. P. fORAEY Aanufactnrer No. 8 Pfatt Street,
Orders for the shove promptly executed. Also,
Wholesale Agent tor "AurtAur's" celebrated self
sealing Cans and Jars
April - d1n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

Moral INsANIrY.-!This distressing
malady, We had thought was checked
in its hideois career Of destruction, but
We find that it is extending it ravages.
We find that it is the fruitful source of
many actions, that in former times we
ascribed to it For not only do men
make mistake in regard to their own
names-sometimes writing those of
other people instead; not only do they
mistake their own identity, often
thinking themselves somebody else,
and hence putting on that somebody's
hat or coat, or putting their hands into
tina. somebody's pocket-but it makes
men and women marry in opposition
to the wishes Of their fricnds-induces
husbands to leave home with ladies'
whom they subsequently, find are not
their wives and vice versa. 1t is a
serious complaints moral insanity
though people generally look pretty
well under il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

CORRECT SENrIMKNrs.-The Wilm'
ngton N. c. Commercial, referring
70 Kansas affairs Gays: ave must
confess that we are not over anxious
about the result. OF course, We would
prefer that Kansas should be slave
State-Jat not wifhouf the consent OF
the people expressed by their potes.-
Were we 10 entertain a different senti'
ment, We would at once repudiate the
principle up on which the election Of
Mr.. Buchanan is predicated."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

49, We have some veiy desirable lots selected
and for sale In OaDauche. Plat sesn. prtcs,
terms &c. made known, upon applications 70 PAR
kKR, EDWARDS rALAAGR, No. 10 Orr's Block.
April IS DIT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

fnJlAUklpUbA 0AkkkY
Confectionery
AND s
CANDY MANUFACTORY!
Shricker 4 Matthes,
West aide Of Brady, Sets<en FEo"s and Cd sts..
DAven1ooa-s. IovvA.
A IL hiads Of BREAD. frs.h every nesains,
IA ROLLS, RUS4, DUNNS an1 BISCUITS.
We will give particular and personal ssssasion TO
BALLS, FESTIVALS, SUPPERS,
wlDDING OTHER PAazlRs 4 PIC MOS,
and 70 the nanafscture Of
Cossfectjosses-N, CsssdSesk Cakes
Of al descriptions.
JELLIES, ICE CREAMS 4 FANCY ICES,
SUGAR OnNAAENTs,
WEDDING CAKE
PLAIN CAKE,
BLANC NANCE,
yR1sH FRUIT.
NERRlN0UES, New Style,
PYRAAIDs, MOrToRs.
h' FANCY PRRNCn CAKD,
CHARLOTTE DE- RUss8,
ROMAN PUNCH,
vnUI1 CAKE,
LADY CAKE,
FOUND CAKE,
sP0N01 CAKE,
WASHINGTON CAKE
al Htndo o. D6secvs1usetcCeo &c.
~ or srticiGD are naoufnsture1 - euysslves aad
under our ..eaIsss sspervi.lo.. vaisA =. gssr.n.
kinda sold ct WHOL19ALB at o. Low prov @ thy
can be hoaahs u New Yosh Or say other Msrkst.
~ sesies sttsatieo 70 hasisess. furnishing prime
merit sad ostaa shsss Of ne lisersl pssrousse Il
Jabsdif sHnlcKRR 4 MATHIS.
Diss0lntion.
HNHD OopassnessAlp hsrsto1Drs extsaing between
i the undersigaea u this day dissolved b. mutual
consent n. Barnes Il a.oas sutheszed 70 Dsoeas ths
Davenport jay 10. 1857. ia
s-A s-.-4 Il. IAlHHA
CO-RAnTuRnSulP NOTICE.
" Canada Lfquor Store"
III sARMss Z Co. .sscss.srs 70 D0vn.r :
store un0se tie M
0eY0an Theatre,
Corner Of Second and Ripley Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA m
Every descripeioa Of -a.-.a.
Wt0es,
azrlvss COoeGo6Ols, sz1 aF
rs aa 1a i7sg 'slT Ls9seoVssAc.,
q Whnaesajs ~ s0essss ps~s (rVa Ne 6wssom
l. SARxIs co.
ian papers lsvinG tAs Adveftlepmsnt Of nsvuer
. DAsnes ~ 1tscSqAiAne 0leto1e sa4inssrt ~
eeovs sseo - 81 Us LiN & 81
suu.Ssss1 q.sas "a. saes.. sssfFzaes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
DuDOnt'S JCuDDoWler.

HVAE undersigned hes recstvsd and now oGers
Il for sale, Four Hundred Kegs Of Blasting
Powder. and farce Hundred Ke0s 0f the brands and
qualities Of this celebrated Powder, at New YORK
City prlces-cost Of transportation added.
-rft G. A. BnLlN,
Agent for Z. J. Dupont 4 90.
Once over q. Q. Express Omce Perry st. between
ID and ID sts.
/ N h 6,COO feet Of safetv fase for aale flunem3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

A large Room with Closet SO, lOr . gen-
tleman and his wife on the 1rst door OF .
tAeasantly s,tustet Houye, will be let 70 two
young gentlemen, with Board. Apply NJ the oface Of
this paper. junl6df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
DiSSOLUTIONS.


i Style Of DAw sDN, 0oSeos . ca, y thisdey die
solved BY nueual conecnt. =. @, Davsoa retirns
The nndersigncd, Who win cooelnne ths Drol, Shoe
and l1atAss businesS at ~ 81 stand, under the
tynss .. y. 0riEga Co., u folly empowered 10
sttis oil anesants dHe 10 and fpo the Old conssrn
DsvsapssS VsbruASy II, loo5.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
Dsstlltssg Material,

YN8B subscribers have ON hand. aud oAev for sale
y the LARGEST and best axseTtu,enl ":
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

nANAMA. 0sraicaibe, Wsbeosr, uiaUoaha, Psosl,
i Straw, Tuscan end Youns American Hats.
DF DRAINA1D L 90,
No II OlaiSe BOW.
I AIDES RIDING HAM, MlsssD Le0Assa ~
~ Straw Hats, come very nne.
DRAINAlD 4 co,
4ay lo-dM No ! Il ClalsO Row.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27


AMERICAN CoTroN-In his defense
Of jays Treaty, Rufus King, under date
of 1875. makes the following interesting
allusion to the probable export trade in
this simple productions:
1T is very probable that the circum-
stances of our native cotton's becoming
an article Of export to foreign markets
might not have occurred to our negoti
ator. This would be the less eXtraordin-
ary, as heretofore it has not been culti-
waited, except in very limited degree,
and as an article of export rather in the
manner Of an experiment than other
wise: and as, moreover, from the ex-
pense and difficulty Of separating the
seed from the cotton, we have hardly y
been able hitherto to class cotton among
our exports. It's cultivation it is said
latterly to have become an object Of at
tention in Georgia and South Carolina,
still however, it cannot yet be considered
a staple commodity. But for the recen!
ingenious and simple machine for spin
ming cotton, 1T is hoped that the cultiva-
ton may be extended, so that not only
our own domestic manufactures may be
relieved Of a dependence on foreign sup.
ply. but the catalogue of our own valu'
able exports, enriched by the addition o
this inestimable production"
Hamilton's Works. vol. Z. page 403.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

? A FACT WORTH NoTIcING.-The Gin
cinnati Gazette, in summary of the ad
vantages incident to the important rail-
road connections lately completed, states
the fact that the completion Of the great
line from Baltimore. through Marietta,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, makes direct
through line from Bangor, in Maine. to
Kansas, which has no crooked turn outs
The whole distance from Bangor to JEFF.
ferson City is now, by this arterial line,
i ,702 miles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

@The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
company have purchased the track, &c.,
of the Fort Wayne and Southern Rail-
road, and will lay down six foot guage
from Jeffersonville to North Vernon. so
that there will soon be continuous track
to Cincinnati six feet wide, when Jeffer-
sonville and Cincinnati will soon be
within four bours of each other.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

Daily freight Trains leave Evansville ahd Terre
Haute at 40 A. NJ, on which local passengers viii he
taken.
- For any information or Through Tickets, arl,Iy
az the COnpaBy's Transportation Oice. head of 10
cust street, Evansville. j. j. DANIELS,
declS Superintendent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27
GREEN RIVER PACKET.

GCIr,Flk u THE steamer UNION. Cam.
- :. .sgI1 Roberts. having been inst fin
aSS-1ishei with all the latest i'm
pr1yements, Of 800 tors capacity, fast and ve~v Hrht
oiaught, will plv regularly in the above trade for
which she WIS built expressly, and sOlcits n literal
share OF public patronage. For freight or passage ap-
ply on bolri. inh7f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27
FOR THE WABASH.

f~lL~ilL u REGULAR Evansville and
=, - = z = Walsh River packet, steamer
- - = lark ANSAS TRAVELLER, II. b.
hing, Master Will ply a. regular packet during the
season. For ireight on passage apply on board -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

QUIT DRINkiNG POISONOUS LIQUORS.
%. 1al PATENT IMPR0y ED PROCESS
e , FOR MAKiSs ALL KINDS or
LIQUORS AND VINEGAR, =
Instantly, by the Use OF
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.
rsNHEsE OILS are obtained by Disillatlon, az the
IL Chemical LaeeratDry, Parish OF jefferson, 0f
PIERRE LACOUR,
Author Of I.acour's Chemical Analysis; Lac0ur's
Chemical Manpula,ions, Lacour on the Manufacture
of Liquors, &c. .
TASKS aud obtain their money, if the Oil does not give
perfect satisfaction.
LADoUR's OIL OF CoGyAC,
Converts neutral spirit to superior imitation Of In
ported Branles, viz: otTd, SazeI1lc Mareu Cognae,
Cassillion and London Dock BTndies. These liquors
will have full fruity flavor and beantfu sparkling
color. Common Kectified Whisky will he chinged by
Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognac Brady, &c.
LACOUR'S OIL OF RYE, .ila si'4
Changes Rectifed Whisky. % Mononsahela, Rye
ky, &c., &c.
OH. OF cEDRAT,
Chacges common Rectlfied Whisky to Old Irish Nal;
Whisky, and superior article of Scotch hisky.
OIL or PEACH,
Changes common Whisky to Virginia Peach Brandy,
&c. Oh of Peach and Oh OF Cogic VII, eoigy et cola
mon Whisky 70 Apple Brandy
Oil Or GIN,
Converts the poorest WHISKY to Holland Gin, Schne
dam Schnaps, Rose tin, Swan Gin, English Gin, Sc
LACoUR's CONCENTRATED ACID.
Will, in five hours after being mixed, change FIVE
GALLONS of good hlneg'T aud t"enly-hVe gallons Of
water thirty gallons Of the most ac.d Vinegar Gr
can ie found in the market. by The use Of Ltour
Concentrated Acid, Vinegar can be made for Ole dollar
AID sAty cents per barrel.
FoR MAkIEG LIQUORS,
Lacour Oils require preIaration-only pour the
Oil into the NnlskS, and shake well. The lslG.,rs
thus made will have true natural aroma, tui, eh
Oily tiste beautiful transparent color and he bead
LtcOurs Oils three distinct properties IL convert
ing common Whisky 10 Brandy, GIN, &e, The hrs
property combines with and subsidies IN The iOTn 81
noculent PARTICLES the whole of the grain oil, (Amy is
AcOho) fhe iIisky y tnus del sessed OF uIat pecu
lir irritating and burning ttse, and becomes neutral
spirit The second pFniery consists IN oily Llucil
liagnOus TASTE impaired ~ The liquor, winch renders
rleow; aud nps.fts an appearance of great age fhs
tnrf properly exhibited la the fiSh yiiiOus nUy odo
thtt Is impaired % the liquor, which renders dIstnc
ton from the genuine brIlids impossible.
These OssTe yut up ia quart has<s; csch flask con
tlins sufficient for making three hundred gallons
liquor. fuii and comprehensive directions accOmpl
NY The bottles.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
~ For sale at the corner OF 81. Charles and Poy
dras streets.
One bottle Of these oils five in number, will be secure
ly SeJ ua sliI PED, with ball OF ladng, u par
OF the country, upon the receipt of ZEN dollars,
address of ar. 4. LAUOJk, New Orleans.
purchasers are requested, guarantee OF gOOd
falt, 10 furnish " tie nane OF any house IN Nes Or
leans and will ship them package of the OILS.
they do not perform ali tG is claimed fJr them, they
viii Cost .i0thing. Jan5 '5i-iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

OF The recent cold weather used up
the corn crop in Eastern Texas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27
1857 1857.
SPRING & SUMMER DRY G00DSl
---.-. al iN.,EtlN A. REILLY
.h htsf<E.4N d ESit.Lf,
Corner of Main and Eissf -,reefa.


Corner of Main and First streets.
y RE now in recsilt of their usuai large and well
s!ccts7l ssOcNs % sIrins ani summer Staple aisd
fancy Dry Goods, which they offer to their i1ulers
and the puhIc generally, nj prices thai Hl compare
NTH r'ter house ln the city, consisting part
the following: 4 l. : ..f
Domestic eooeis - all kinds:
Ctapes. Lawns, Organdies anti BerageS;
sils, DE lsutes. thllls and Fancy Dress Goods;
CasSilpfre<, TNcels, COttoniics and LiIeIs;
Brill ants, French, English and American Prints
+ lii and Ting TsTls: .I..I.. M
French, Se9tsh Emlroiflered Collars ar,l Sleeves
W mig EoolS and Trimmings, MOhair, Skeleton and
f'. Embroidered Skirts;
Parasols. m felars. Bonnets, Ribbons, Nc.;is
Oaktorls Moeskia Hats, STRAW, Leghorn, Willow
I'D. aud Panama Hats; -.f. .-..t s.....l
Oil Cloths, WOOL Cotton and Hemp Carpets and
Mating: -tL
ALso:-l2-t iinen Sheeings, 20 inch Pillow Case
Linen IL Sh;rtingS, Linen. Bleachei and ". Esbwn
namssS 4. CoslIS and Napkins ard " hte and fancy
Boricrefl LINEN Csmfie Handkerchief These tlOods
ere all OF Own importation, and We viii warrant
them AL Linen aud Grlss Beach-i. We respectfully
invite purchasers TO examine our stock.
apll f-t er SIIANkLIN x REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

MTE HAVE in store a variety Of the choicest trand
w of cheKing TO aoco aud Cignrs. sru 1f,ers and
Cl.ssfers who hive any regsrl for their harr mess
would do ell to purchase the lest ~ they purchase al
all. They can get the best OF iORNBROOk 4 Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27
RAILROADS.
d WINTER ARRANGEMENT. %

nN and after Monday Dec. LIST. isl6 until further
- notice. The Mail Passenger TrainifwilI leave
Evansville at 10 =. NJ, arriving Nincrnes al 90
- NJ IN time 10 connect with the Evening tran on the
one and Mississippi Railroad for ST. Louis and Cen
tTil illinois. Terfe Halte at 7:5 p. VI. aud Indian
aolis at sos A. NJ, making direct connecion for Cir
einnaii. Columbus, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Neg
York and Baltimore. - -'i-''
kETURNTNG-leave Terre IIaute at 3:51 p. NJ. AZ
ter the arrival of train from danapolissrriyes n
Evansville at 800 p. 81. : -
Passengers by this train can come from St Louis.
Indianapolis