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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

0f ~ Gus. per NeeA.
z--zL-=--==s
4 Recipe that. rarely ever fails to cure Gold,
Now, while winter with ts burthsn Of Colds and
Coughs 10 with u.s. think remedy that will relieve
such visitations should be highly prissd and A who
know the worth Of this remedy, will DO ~ We doprss
it ioubly TaksA double dose Of DR. sAnord's Insiso.
rstor, aud 1t will give grsster relief than any other
medicine w tried for have rarely to repeat the
dose to be entirely from Cough and the
lunss hays time to throw OF the collected Natter the
Il complete A. family medicine for the cure Of
eowsl Diseases, Worms, Derangemsnt Of the Stomach
and Liver, We can rseommsndh knowingly. For sale
BY Druxgists generally, and ohas. T Webb, Dsv-
export; also BY sanford . Co.. y. y.CiJ.
jsnss-dAw
Molloway,s Ointment. -. Abeesses and
purulent ulcers Of many years Standing readily
cured by hi. powerful anti putresceps and healing
preparation. Itpurge the sors of Its poisonous vi.
rus and inparis sudcient sisor 20 the surrounding
vessels 10 produce new aud healthy Ash. Sold at
the mAnufactories No 80 Maiden Laas, Now York, and
No. "a Strand, London, and by all druggists at 25c,
6a}x and 81 per pot jana7 dwlw
Cheap Fuel. .The subscribers have seo cords
OF dry wood hand which they vii deliver In the
city at $3.50 per cord application be made soon.
iaRa7 aa BURNELL, GlLLET co.
| Astonishing eject. produced by the use OF d.
| er's Healing Emsroeatlon, when applied to euis,
| wounds, sores, &c. Sold BY
lsna7.1w HINES eLIPPISGRR
For sale-A new brick house with ton rooms,
closets, SC, wood hoass, large sis,srn, good veil
Warmed With hot sir furnace. Convenient TO town.
Flaav'cv N rtrer sHd .tEt. r.taish-d = pnr,.-
-3.s :! - - give. a.. a..
Anquire OF wM. MoRRHouSE,
deco ait CIoss AGs.
Fer Sale..s Of beautiful land u mile from
corporation line on Dubuque ro.d, with good house.,
barn. excellent well aud cstezn, springs Of fsi
ins water, acre tra~bsrrtss. Rhu barb, Asparagus
&e viii be sold entire In parcels
Apply 70 GEORGE L. NICHOLS
Jsn20 dtf Land once Main a.
40 splendid Lots In Lambriss's Addition, in North
Davenport for sale BY ALLEN 4 CLARK
nov97
Notiss--
We have Two handsome new Bsssiss aad ans,
Two Horse Carriage, which viii b sold cheap for
cash If applied for soon. osa be seen At the rest
dsnes ofJamss Renvisk, cor. 4th and Ripple, sts.
opposite the Court House
Sept 3dtf RkSWIOK a SON,
100000 Turned Broom AAaliss ior ss1.oy
aec1y-d1n buRNELL, 9lLLRr q c
MONEY TO LOAN, In sums 70 cult applicsnts-
Apl2s d.tf TALLMAN 4 POWERs
Fer Sale,
Foch pssIAA SLs DwsLLIHs hogsss, In low.
81 par ofths city, on very libsrsl terms. Apply 10
feo9edu COOK q SARGENT.
LII u6ER ofaii descriptions, Lsths, Shingles,
Slaves, sc, for sale lowby RRywrCK Il SON
Aug az Railroad Depot Saw Mil.
Chance 70 mako Fortune
CLARKs CELEBRATED yLouR MILLS, one In
operation and exhibition daily, corner Perry and
Third Pie public invited 70 call an re- IT,
State, County, Township and shsp OF angls rights
and Nils for the Territory Of de state q Iowa for
sale. Applyto
Oct 2A-dH JACOB wEAyrs II
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T,IIEV WILL ARRIVE on TUESDAY NEXT.
JACo6Y,s ADvKaTIsEMENTs.

THEYwILLARR ARRIVE ON TUESDAY MKT
JACODYss ADvRRTloE0ENTs.
TR u . 3 e 8:
E,0R he sasesssful treatment Of hHklNlA OF
II RuPTU RI, that may - worn with ease and com
fort. The subscriber has always on hand lars'
rxussIs,
embracing the aess esnpiess variety ever ossrsd
lie guarantees correct adjustment 70 all appii
sants. Also fof sale sasPspsory eandAgss, kiassi'
" SaANcis JAoosY, IN,
lause aIy ARosnsesIy
Labias IxtTasts fsr tAs Haaaksrshisf,
..Is !, s;Sssmis: e is.d 'n
laa0 dly ApotAeeAIy.
DAsia's AnanAins,
JUST received BY sxprsss f,os The manufs cturer
g., g, =: -. ;, vfAscls JAcosY q.
AbdoniaAl Supporters,
4A vented by Mrs. Sarah Bssss, PsiIAdsiphis, ant
highly ,sconnsn4sd ~ he Medical Fssslty . -
ing tbs best inssrunsnt Of The kind. Per sals BY
WHEN WILL THEY ARRIVE"
TIE MYSTERY SOLyEDl
'rHosE goeds 90 long sIDsetsd have q last CON E
! Y hand ess owing 70 ne lassnsss sfsss ssssoa
COsIi
70 make rosn for an immense stock Of spr,ni
Goods. Then come one, come all, to he
.ssTAR sToRB.,'
Ne. Z, Main street, near Front, Tor
CHEAP DIT GOODS
DsysHpon Jan 20 du
THEY WILL ARRIVE ON TUESDAY HEx1
C0.PA1TII1sHIP NOTICE,
WE have this day sdmittsd into or arm as part
w nsr !. Il. MoRLsy. Tbs name Of the nra 70
naming the 'ansa s hsrs,oders. o..m
Davenport, J.nu.r, is, iss7. 6.ssod,
ron SALE.
FIVE Good Building Lots on Parnsm s1ss., usa
,. IL ss:' Ape eRGs u BRO, BARROW . co.
CaIdISg Su6zx czX1.
lSsrSiSa SseeAsrxa.l
PURE SEED, CnOP OF Iss8i
he, have small iss 81 pure frs.s SEED Of u.
Genuine Chinese Sugar 0sns
for sale, In packages suneisnt 70 plant quarter o
an sers sseh - o. per Paesage. u may 30 had .
Tuyl's or Of NE subscribers q Scott Nursery,
davenport Jan 80 dem FINLEY 4 DWIRE.
THEY WILL ARRIVE ON TUESDAY MKT
4 HIw STORE II A Hxw PLACE
SUTTON & co.
Have ibis day rsao-sa oU ts., old ssssd, 81 ID. cor
ner Il Rock Island aud sseoad streets, to their
NEW AND ELEGANT STORE.
In arisgs Block, on Perry street, zone dool
south Of Third q.
srs for their very liberal patronage. We intend
for lev weeks to soattpus " dispose Of ear
Winter ssoot Of
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
In ogdss.toi Esks room for 9
sAsHISI0ExT sPgIss STOCK,
aaa vouid tsviss all who are la wslt Ot
DRY GOODS
10 Gail upon Us 10 or rev quarter.
SUTTON d co.
Davenport, Jsuuafy sotk, 1850
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CsaameoapSzcl.--Wss sfse1as' "s-Y
a - spsss to-day 20 oo're.p0aaea'' -
- <.lH.tst massachusetts,, fes'eross
na..,.s ~s received foSr letter. from oul
love CIV oorressoaaents, which WIN '"s
-. .nicasioa. already on hand made :
1900 spoa osr columns TO which 10
so.n -, propssl, respond BY surrsndsnas
IL vash Of ,o-day's paper TO our fr'e"as'--
We shan clear Of oar table soon - poes''
~. a. in The meantime will have TO ao'
eseyiate cur editorials.
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American Boarding House.
lust opened on the west side Or Ripley, Cd doo,
u below IASd st., whore . limited nunbeT Of r.
sPsesse!e eosrdsrs cas- b ASsens eds.sd.
IseNW J. MONSkk.M
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CALL AT
LIVINGSTON Il LOCK WOODS,
SIGN OF THE ANVIL,
Jan3I dH SECOND eTkDT.
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Cheap Fuel..The subscribers have 6eo cords
OF dry wood on hand which they vii deliver In the
city at $3.50 per cord, II application BE- made soon.
jaR27 aa BURNELL, GlLLET 1 co.
Astonishlns effects produced BY the uss OF Dy-
er's Healing Emsroeatlon, when applied TO cute,
wounds, sores, &c. Sold BY
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m Esx7 VIII ARRIVE on TUESDAY MKT
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Of, and the Court snail al the next term al
ter return flied in the Office Of the Clerk
thereof, hear and determine such appeal
md confirm or snnul the proceedings
Upon trial of the appeal al questions in.
volved in said proceedings including the
amount of damages shall be open 10 inves
,igstion BY deposition or oral testimony and
the burden Of proof shall in oil cases be
upon the city 70 show that the proceedings
are 10 conformity with the act.
Sec. az. In all cases when any known
owner residing in said City or elsewhere.
shall be an infant, and any proceeding shall
be had under this act, the District Court or
the Judge thereof. or the County Judge Of
Scott County, may upon the application OF
City Council for such infant, or bis next
friend. sppoint Z guardian for such infsn,
taking security from such guardian for the
faithful execution Of such trusts and all no.
dcss and summons required By this act shall
be served on such guardian.
DSec 10. Nothing herein contained O.:
10 the acts TO which this 10 smsndsuory
shall authorize the City Council 70 discon.
tinue or contract any stest, lane, alley or
highway, or any part thereof, wit hout the
consent 10 writing for all persons owning
land adjoining said street, lane, alley or
highway
Sec. "A In all cases where there is no
agreement to the contrary, the owner or
landlord, and not the occupant OF tenant
shall BIO deemed the person who ought 10
pay and bear every assessment made for
the expense Of any public improvement.
| Where any such assessment shall be made
upon or paid by any person. when by
| agreement or by law the same ought to be
borne Or paid by any other person, il shall
be lawful for one 30 paying 10 cue for and
recover Of the person bound to pay the
same, the amount 30 paid with interest
Nothing herein contained shall impair or IN
any way effect any agreement between
any landlord and tenant or other persons
| respecting the payment Of saeh assess
ments.
Sec. IS. Said City Council 10 hereby
authorized to grant and allow by ordnance
rnch compensation TO the Aldermen OF said
| Council Tor their services as shall be sp.
proved by vote OF two thirds of oil the
members elected.
Sec. 2s. Al the nrst election for Nav.
| or and Aldermen after the taking effect
Of this net. and every second year ,hereaf
| ter, there shall be elected by the legol
and qualified voters Of ssid City, Justice
| Of the Peace. who shall reside in and be
a gus ifed voter Of said City, who shall
be called 4 Police Magistrate. who shall
have and possess ell the powers and juris-
diction of other Justices Of the Peace in
Scott County, and concurrent Jurisdiction
with ths Mayor Of said City in all cases ar
rising under the ordinances OF said City,
who shall take the same oath Of Office and
euslify a. other Justices OF the Peace
4 Sect. Coussy, snd who shall hold his
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-23
Dissolution OF Co-partnership.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between j.
n NJ. Peterson, John WIl.on aud Edward Brown
in Mining Claims IL this dGy Cissulted by mutual
consent signed JOHN Vi. PETERSON.
Urove, te5 =. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-23
n 9 "a II ID ..

NN7IIEREAS there is now provided by the coun-
w " of Butte all suitable means ior medical at
teutun and other care for the INDECENT sick of the
county, 50 that the obligations ul charity need not
rest hea, y hereafter upon lew md duals Us II
has done. and whereas, il has become 50 VIGOROUSLY
III general rule that while the most prompt ANA in
deatigabe attention is eXacted rom the ply stefan
on all hands, ms claims to remuneration are uniyer,
sally made secondary IL all Others and IN very many
instances altogether ignored and whereas i gen.
efaiy deemed night and equitable that PIN! slcan
should rlinarl occasions pay mas deols; ana thai
TO do this and To live deceny, some means neces-
sary To The physician well as To other persons and
q hereas Ia short the abOrer IL worthy OF his hire
on TIE mail;
Tn retire, We the undersigned do agi zee with each
other 10 adopt the following rules, and To adhere To
the same all cases OF practice, with The exception
only of those wherein We INA! choose 10 nder
gruUus service, from tlIls tilhc hehcelorlh, VIZ:
lst. That for each first visit will be charged 80 %
And for all subsequent visits in each case 20
For each mile out Ot UrOvllle, %
For simple office prescription, 80
And these charges in night service to be- doubled,
"a. that ia ali cases without exception, payment
will be absolutely required Ill the time Of each visit
other service.
Sd. That medicines whenever fu nished, be charg-
ed extra 10 The above Items other rates OF Practice
being re- eryed for regulation BY The Medical Society
OF Butte.
4th That il shall be reese we'd TO each OF us at our
discretion and pleasure 10 render gralu
ously.
DR. T. MCGUIRE, DR.. G. NJ ALBERT.
DR n ID SMEDES, DIR. NJ VKUOHAN,
i'm H. Nj. Philips, DK. T. }. JENKINS,
DR. J. X. \. OWEN DR.. JAMES GREEN
ORovILLE, Feb. u, 1884,
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
i. II IL Or n N'5
STEAM REFINED CANDY
M a NUE ACTORY,

No. SO Montgomery street between Bush aud Suter
streets. san Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-23
L y X 5 \ |. T. !!

TGNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
H. hls entIre interest, being one undivided one
fourth part ot the saw ana Grst Mill on Dry creek,
in Buttc County, known a. The Gipsey AIli, or the
mil OF Ueo ". " Imuu y Co. Terms favorable.
The mil aforesaid Is IN good condition and eXcel~
lent repair. and cutting from 5000 to 5000 feet
lumber each day and the ulist Mill Is making IL good
-four as ANY mill IN this state. said mill Is propelled
by the waters Of Dry creek and Butte creek, and dis
from Pences banch about seven miles, and from
OrUyIlle about eighteen miles.
Apply to lac undersigned ON the premises, or to
Wells u Zabrlskle, OrOvllle
Jan y, 1cJi. JAMES KITCHENS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05

GROWING MEN.-Dr. w. Holmes has shown
what everybody knows, that we are, as a race,
deterioratng. But he has not given US the
reason why the New England man grows
smaller in bone and muscle. Chemistry tells
US it is owing to the want Of material in the
soil to produce bone. Much is owing to our
unnatural habits of life. Much to the Weak
ness of our female sex, who do anything but
develop their muscular powers. But the
main reason why the race deteriorates so
rapidly in the eastern part of New England
is owing to the had granite soil, which does
not furnish lines one sufficient to form the
bones. In Kentucky, Ohio and western Ver-
mont, men grow TO large size, because Of the
limestone formation under the soil. Parts OF
families have emigrated to limestone regions,
and the result in the rex5 generation, has been
a larger bone deve'o0ment in those who left
Massachusetts, than in those who remained.
kentucky, Ohio and Iowa will grow great
men. The fncse~ res in the world will be
found in tie valey the Mississippi in a few
generations. Indoor labor, so unnatural for
men, viii weaken the vital powers and stop
the growth in large ci bu, the great and
glorious West, with its broad p,li les, will
compensate for tue growing feebleness of the
Eastern States. f .tfEa #s. EH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05

The ULTIMATE OF SoUATrER SovEREIGSrY.
It is reported that a bill is to- be attached to
the Kansas Popular Sovereignty principle,
giving to each State, on is admission into the
Union, the right of eminent domain, as an es-
ential ard necessary part of sovereignty
The bill has already received several ih1uen-
tial co-operators, and there is no longer any
doubt but that it will lead to an animated
contest. There is to be an enlargement given
to the meascre in the shape Of a new legisla-
tive compromise on the subject of slavery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05
aeo EVANSVILLE. IND. MONDAY MORNING. JAN 1857:

(ET The Chinese Coolies in Cuba have
turned upon their oppressors, and in oae. or
two instances, murdered their overseers. A
letter says, the Spaniards will learn, after
season, that john Chinaman is not the pa
tient animal under cruel treatment that the
African has been found to be; and rely upon
it, fear OF a general levoft among the Chi
nese, by the. time a lew thousand more of
them have been introduced, win cause them.
to be treated with greater Humanity than they
have hitherto generally been. 49,. s,sT9 j
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05

SHAvlSG.-A prudent Yankee in Boston
set himself down to calculate" the expense
Of shaving, and from sixteen to sixty years Of
age, at a picayune tilnea he finds the expen !.
ses nearly one thousand dollars; which ifsaved
and compounded in interest, would purchase
him o comfortable eottagesfor his old age. If
some of our smokers would apply the calcu-
lation to the cost ofscigars, they might be as
tonished at the result ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05

DEATH OF FATHER MATHEw--Father Math-
CIV, the renowned Apostle OF Temperance,
died at Cork, on the 9th of December His
career has beer, remarkable and his influence
among his countrymen in Great Britain and
America will long be felt. Theobald Mathew
was born in Thomastown, Ireland, Oct. 40
1880. lie was left an orphan at an early
age, adopted by an aunt and educated in
Kilkenny Academy and at Maynooth. He
was ordained to the priesthood at Dublin,
having previously entered upon his philan-
thropic duties among the poor The curse of
whisky, brought SO fearfully to his notice
among those wretched people, reused him to
unwonted enthusiasm, and he determined up
on crusade against the demon Of Alcohol
Adopting the principle of total abstinence, he
commenced series of meetings, and soon
awakened the latent enthusiasm of the Irish
nature to his assistance, meeting with a sac
cess beyond his widest hopes. He Travelled
from town to town through all the Island.
His spotless fame preceded him. and his pro-
gress was one triumphal march. The au-
thorities unbent their dignity to do him hon
or, and the people followed and crowded
around him with alteration. He administered
the pledge to thousands at time; at Nenagh
to 1--WE Y thousarl in one day; at Galway
hundred thousand \ two days; between Gal
way ana LOugnrea 10 nearly Two hundred
thousand. From Ireland he went to England
where even the >phlesmatic Saxons were in
iected with a corresponding enthusiasm.
Thence he came to the United States, where
to shake hands with the Apostle of Tempe
rance and receive his medal with a pledge of
total abstinence was the highest ambition of
every worthy son ard daughter of the Eme-
raid Isle. .f@ %.
His. warm reception and gratifying success
in this country are we'll remembered. Through
all this Herculean labor he never amasSed a
cent for himself, but was constantly in a state
of personal poverty When he began his good
work his brother was proprietor of large
distillery. He supported Theobald until his
wonderful success had ruined the diStiIlery,
and reduced the owner to bankruptcy. To
meet the wants of the good Samaritan, the
British government settled an annuity of G30C
upon him, which sum was just sufficient to
pay the premium upon an insurance polio y
held by his creditors as security for tlc'r
Gains. Since his return to Ireland, the
weight of years and the exertions OF long la
Dor have compelled lis partial Withdrawal
from public life, and his name has been less
prominently before the public. In personal
address, Father Mathew was courteous, be
nevolent and winning in the highest degree
The news of his death will be received with
profound regret by every true friend of mar
throughout the world.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05

o. The South Carolina Legislature, at its
late session, passed an act altering their, COM
stitution so as to require a two years resi-
dence of foreigner after naturalization be-
fore he be allowed to vote. This is the same
provision that exists in the State of .Louisi
ana. In New York the naturalized citizen
cannot vote under ten days after procuring
his papers. .--.~as.5t 80 srF-'~ {
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05

0EF The Legislature of Missouri met at
Jefferson city on Monday last, and organized
by electing pro. TEN. officers. From indica-
tions, there will be a combination between
the Bentonites and the American party for
the elec,;on of Speaker and Clerks of the
House. At the last dates, all the parties
were in caucuses. .7 a7-'es.H se.y saet
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05

ExpoRTs.-The total ex- ,rts of the coun-
try for the year ending June 3Oth, 1856,
amounted = Successes In the year 1855
they were SAG, ,708, ,353, being an increase OF
nearly sixty four mi as, the largest in
crease ever known. a large increase is OBJ
served in whalebone, licll is attributed .tc
the introduction of hoops.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05

3 SrEAMBoATs.-The value Of steamboats, lost
and damaged by snags during the past year
on the Mississippi river is, S335, $50; and the
cal. OBS lost by the same agency is $284 1Q4
making total of S628,854.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05
NEW FAEL GOOBS


FHH Subscribers recefpt Of their supply of
Fall Wintey BOOTS and SHOES. select ed for the
ry trade embracing every variety and quality
of MEMS Touep tgan1 Gdrens which thew call
the attention of the pgisle. McREA & WELLS. .
seo5 2tii #t=s First street. Fosters finrk-
SpEA RAGS extra F. milv F1our;
SJISH y 2Nbushats fresh Corn Neal=
50O0lts Bran; hand an for sai- ny
ser25 7" I-ffE7 HERSHBERGFR & CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05
PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES,

It'd II, BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
IA citizens Evansville and count that he
the manufacture Lumber
years seeetnE choice article of his manufac
ture) opened Ardon Carpenter street Kratz
Heman Founry and is repaired TO sell at wholesale
or retail cheaper than before offered in this city
jeIs-lwdIyv ..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05

The LONG NEaIEEES AXE CDNENSE
q M the make them short is IN visit Thomas
"a Billiard Saloon, Brll's Head Main street
ATTENTION. f.-
Those ed during the day cabnr 10th exercise
and amusement at Thnuias' Rovn~ Aav. Bulls Head
. RCI.I'S HEAD HOTEL y
WM D. THOMAS in returning thanks for past patrnuage
he il prepared 70 receive Boarders by
month. His accommodations first rate.
every will he rud the fort of his suests
TIE is supplied with guors of the best quality
spacious Wagon Yard attached. oet24
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05
ST. CHARLES MOTEL,

EVF undrsiened Lessee of this newly erected aud adm
rahy adapted HOTEL. takes pleasure in announcing to
1.-THE public generally and especially to eng arriving or
departing the portand harf house is nov com
furnished the dation of Guests
Every Furniture beddip indeed the building
ughou with articles expressly
for the house, .. l.
Situated the ST. CHARLES is immediately at the landing
piping poiat for where nearly
guests arrive and from whence they de-
and South this house affords
traveller heretofore experienced at
this point -ef---a -" -.
shall endeavor OF the of this
Establishment command liberal share of public patron
age he intends tn deserve TIE House with its
grounds cool shady and general convent
unsurpassed house 1t thail he
as Hotelacbing essentials of such
an establishment.
Mr. J. W. REDDISG. we'll known to the travelling public,
from with Hotels in Louisville
gared will era of the house
The patronage the pub is respectfully solicited
| y3i-C W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-05
nRuc STORE

ENR ~ PENNINGTO y having purchased the stock OF
Medicines opened saFo by Crawford Bell few
call attention of the public
particularly fphysican an ts coming to this city
to this which will be
t4nty receiving from the Eastern cities and
which sold low he afforded bv
other establishment the West. No g. Washington Block
Ruild sep29-tf