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DOINGS OF THE COURT.
Hamburger B5rfeH Halle.

Correspondence oftte Hamburger B6rfen Halle.
ST PErERsBURc, May %, 1853.
On the 9th Of June the Emperor and Empress com
meboe thet journey to the Government OF ArchangeI
and 10 the cloister of Solowet2ki the Waite Sea
which was tombsrd,d during the war. TGey will re-
turn at tie eId of the month. The Princess Olga,
Gown Princess Of Wdrenberg, will reside in the
mean while, and probably until Autumn, with the
Queen Dcwsger. Iua day or two, the twelve days
mourning or sccsutt Of the Duchess Of Orleans will
Ger cluoe and The Installation Of tho Church OF lsasc
will take place.
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Tie Methodist Episcopal Cnurch in Eighteenth
stIeet near E;gttd avenue was nearly half 6lkd %
the occasion oil Home Mss nary nee,ing, lest evse-
ing. B.hcp Jstes ard number of ele'gymsa wese
preser..
A prcgrsume Ct Hone Missionary eRor: va pre-
ser.ec and Interesting addresses were denvefea ~
the Rev. Asssrs JAMS. WAssLxT, TAYLOR t!ae OF
GalforrsD and o.hers.
A collection wts taken up iof shs osL'n' VI ~
MettC ist Home MssioD Society.
Steel p,escnipg OF Sur day was urged o.. com
msrd Of tfat higher Law which oyenlss police rsgu-
\ iSficrs
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FRAUDS on IHE PosrIOfrIoE.-Ssos lleadsy UssS
irg lsst over forty Suspicious package, Darpostteg
by tie clerks st our Pes Ocs here, Ind tuod tecoa
TAFT cor.rebsId after Co.lE x.tsfas Irdisn moe
cstin. baby tretsts, gloves, d,suerso'ypes, lssrs
acc every conceivable thing veich could b srspp~A
ses s,eei ca tttss p>fcels smaun.sd TO sbeat 80.
lSL esal kaasssGasa
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A NEW FILTERER.

T. ire Editor Of The n. \. IT. ibsne
SIR s, time since you stated that yor had just
con menced the use in your "sanctum" Of a newly
ioyentsd EAeyey that could be attached Directly ~
TIE nozzle Of tie hydrant, and taken off again at
pleasure. You stated that il rendered the most in
pure water clear and "drinksbls." | have searched
your paper often for an advertisement of the article
lately described by YOU but the inventor proprietor
seems rot TO uuderst and the benefits Of advertising
VIII Gu state where said " allerer can be procured
Horyi.tu-g Penn, June 10, ie5S
tVa |
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An OLD Nan GosE.-Ths Rev. ZscAaish 0rseoe,
Of Hen pstesd, l.. l., eied on Mond,yls last. H'w"oas
Ct the venerable mer who have GONE down 70 us
from former g,bers'ion, bsirg 20 Je1s old ct tie
tire Ct his dssth and consequently fa.i-grosn mss
in the days Of TIE Revolutionary war, in which, We be-
neye, he wa an active friend Of freedom. No soma
years past tee frinds and istbors Of the gooi eh
nan regularly Observed the anniversary Of bis ousA
with social gatherings and festivities.
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10. M,syrsor..-A lsrge company OF Nefwsg 80
.ursp1s passed through the city ye.tstesy in
and on foot on Their way to ninnes,ts sD
through the streets sss tse men
rnen oyo,heS in heavy wotleu garments. There mu'
were W. Of the iceberg in the Norwegian csae
s St OF such hardy maesl are the 1sT SaSs
ta Ere long :s; ID dove S U Sc sa
teiDRepce. A"o N'' lCaioAso JenIua-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

Rorarlos.-Busbnel b. Cary, rOstnsAss ct Re-
Gre VIE fer sore eighteen gears peat, hes aS bsss
resusoitted, thosgh q competitor w~ rscenmsrdsi
for Tao post by the Democratic dgnsdes Il the stss.
prssunirg tfst Mr.. Cary is good Pos.msstx. We
hssrtTy approve bis retention but what hes bscoms
Of this. rotation which Mr.. Buchanan procagd - Id
r1)e of bis official career =
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THE CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS.

ST. PETERSBURG, May -, 1888.
II mid lu.fllmeIt Of lis orders Was expected OF
the Mir ster of Prblc Instruction, 20 whose depart
nent tie censorship belongs, the expectation certainly
has net yet been zed On tie contrary the journals
have been for weeks very cautious in all their
ienGks. Tsis extends principally to their participa'
ten 10 foreign po.,;cs While every attemp. OF de-
scrpticn Of domestic affairs meets SD end. The
shaH G. ths serf emancipation only apparently forms
az exception To be turs the journals ard periodicals
particularly The lister treat very extensively Of it, and
are also IN favor Ct the emancipation; but at best oay
very vague proportions and Teas given. TnerelA'
ten OF theories and options treated and in no
onef way can the press exercise any influence 10 the
came uanIer the contracted discussion Of the want Of
various public improvements has almost entirely
oesstd. aid of the d'cussion of financial matters,
wt'ch was to be allowed there ia a. yet nothing to be
seen.
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HaRrYoRD CRY DIRTCruRr-We are Ia receipt
Of copy Of Geets Hartford Ciy Directory foe 1853
50 ard ind 70 contain much interesting ADD vSasbs
Information, embracing an extended historical skstsS
Of the city srce tie first set ement by emigrsnts dsa
tie vicinity Of Boston in 1886, its past and prss'nt
resources. city oficies, prpuls'ioc, go. Beside
general d reotoIy, it ooneius sellsnHged busis'ss
Dhoeto,y let Of city officers public io-ttltioas ssd
Ulcers of tho same illustrations Of tie vs'i'as
churches, colleges and ssyIums with descriptive
roiices and nemes Of their respective o6iosp;
usps Of all railroad routes divergiog from Hs'uNd;
alo, Lists Of seaubos packet and stage routes ike
wise table Of distances ircm each town il tee State
Of Corr ectcut to Hereford ard Now. lIavs, oonpdsd
from nicisl documents.
According 10 the ss Grand" or Tex Lit OF II vt
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EARiNs AfPAlsS.

| -rHs tscBT RIcE--rHx sraRr
Tbs ysShte sstsrec fcr ,be REQ. sroa,d Lo,y Isw<
p..se- fsuash TIA Ssrrcws Il % ui,uts .ss a. 10
the Il l'-sifg sfcer;
keseoSs ssoe slsse sssnx
2 Urs sooe. g. wa &c, .chO,aer
s M-dsr i - n W. - s.sc fssl~r-
tts tic0S' wnss,-) scAssa9.
Ia tleE r. FaSss.s scacos.r.
s. bare schScrer.
Ttesc rtEnsd.
Ire X. btoos seG ice ps'sc Goes TO the b,so,r o.
RoTrer s5osl. which ba,';nG tirsrsd A.y eel tsss
squsre ssi,s, ssj, Is pat. ieio'rs w SEQ c,n. 10
hon lie eastward, nee soirg ak ososis efsce the
VIZ, tie R,b,ccs shtse Tn = eoeose hsase. th1d.
tie 81 hocrts vel Sste,n. AZ H%tesy sere cas q
SIGHT 'rom the t.l.g,sph obs-cv,I eFy A. Re Nsrowa
Wind s'rctg f.ou ;. w. byW.
NAVAL.
TIE e. $ slcop-ofwsr Sss;og, c. m'n.ot~ Lu~~.
ssil, n TaeecsS from HsnpS, Ro ece To tse Gan.
She touches q, hry IVES, fer crders. aud 70 CON aaS
cate with Coz EOocoe McIotosl. The S~ssogs tstss
he vow s7Ssbpncc who have rec-o'! -ssst their
exsmntuor, sd al ar to be distributed sDoOs 1as
,esess stitched 10 the Hone sou ,dsce. Tass eanss
s.e
o5'o. Rec NJ. g'T D.,s l. s. s' :.
z. " bite Peru BE, }, !. w Be vs".
" {. Nh.t'le Va; |. { sf,y Tero- q s.oei's, Ala
" A. ker n. { GtDh.h =. A I NsotG, OnA
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SrsslBIE.-Wish one &C ere tho people Of THIS
S'a'e socu Is tie psas%ct vssbsr set ~ gave 40
diggI2 81 god, ss5 o. z.ooosd r'rng see PiAL-
ls-Is-sos dAwse5,
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The above, with the money a. interest, ard invested
in State, canal railrosd, turnpike socks, s'esobsst
cou merce, &C., amounted in the aggregate u
sl9,7sl l5i.
The Directory gives the Gnt erg,uin'tioo Of the
vsIious religious demonstrations IN Hartford ~ fol-
lowe:
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The flst church Organization in Hrtord wss origis-
ally gathered 10 Negtown nov Cemb,i5ge) Mas, IN
lG3; ard in the month Of Jane Of 1896, Rev. Thomas
Hooker a. pastor and Samuel Stone Is teacher, witt
about 100 Of their followers removed TO Hartford saa
established tho first church in the State Of uosoticss.
The number births marriages and desths 10 Hsrfsrd,
during tie years Of 1855, 1856 aud 1857, were -
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TIE RETURNED POLISH EXILEs.

codo'pDndes.es Of 7hi F'ohkhy,cr Po,t.eaung
81. P,TTRsnr Re-, &.y 81 1855
We Lei hCia N...sI t-st cfvEdS Ct aa.i.es;ci
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poet gave come reuiinisctnces' Ct bic scnoo-boy
an ouIs and protecting thst lie dion. Ike ~ 10 it.
rstter ,eey exposed
"The cherished secrets OF bis boy hoods pine,
Grown doUbiy tacred with tie isSse Ct tine
TIE picture Of his bouncing Iedy love at the district
gchool perhaps the moot elaborstey wrought PIC
tuIe IN Mr.. SaIes gallery Of portraits We can give
but psrtsl sk.tcn Of the lspy who figures through
a. least fifty lines IN the poem:
30 A!o1areer Pope. coc!Gs. tloc bsye
The oszzlnk costume Of mJ isncyr queen,
Tee while she sniotg tie Hseker sNs,
RSdiAn. with rbbous AMI beWi d-zs cuIl.
sure ,hoc tAdst witt one prusen' ine tue 'ett
horrared til bsrins imposence "a ase's
TLere was No help fer the stock, vheE the poet,
RELUCTANTLY erough let hirnsef down from the roman
tic arcies e bis youth TO the sober facts and figures OF
twenty years later, when be
The ether DAY youpss:sr 10 tie .t'set
With sfniio's no 70 ard eyfs: COG PteAtE fsr
Pretty aid plump, with wy a1hcra Ian
The poet waIed te.vert on the theme Of welded
love
smile CT the pair, and whisper Heavens e1rsost !"
bet reprobs.ed and rdiculed sortd marriages, ana.
cencuiced Free Love With more yeaemence q
satre thar would To corsidered strictly AZ liable tz
the disciple OF Mr.. ADcTsrs. The hea.less c,qu3te
whose bewthchirg sr,le
Fsse - tie bosens warts her tisnends tls1@'
came IN fer portrait and the vtol, self-eestoA Cd
- The lonely. lors!sss. sIoosr, csiESsts"
vas herdled rather more roughly than Mr.. Bcshsnsu,
whom We su.pect to have been alluded TO- 10 the last
lire, would deem respectful The poem, which WIN
many humorous AID eatiricai Lice, thoroughly
earnest through At c6sed with solemn usage ~
"Lovs Divine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-06
BANK NOTICE
FAX NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given taai I, GEORGE WOLF
" LIN, Collector VI the CITY or Evansville viii,
DeIyeel. the hours VI o'clock A. ". and o'clock
NJ, OF the 18th day of February. Is53 sell 1t publ &c
auction At the COart House in Evansville, Indiana,
the undivided half OF the following properly taxed
to Willard Carpenter and john A Retz. for the pay.
ment Of he taxes due from aid Carpenter 70 the city
OF Evansville, Qhe taxes due from The said Rez on
the undivided half having been paid by hiul.) II.
BELONGING TO CARPENTER AND REITZ.
Il ..g.r-.t --rtUlr 3 LOTS. BLOCK ENLARGEMENr.
.Undid hf of all butl Lower Enlargement. q N
s5x!''A - 24...--.... do. =. doc = IL 30
In In front t EMF in Is %
!. ] |. -
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DISSOLUTION.

,E>HE Copartnel ship here Dfore existing ietween
y the unders RIled. unG, firm &c GEORGE FoSTEp
4 Co.., Is this day dissolved ~ matuai Coz sent
iafiou ~ ". ". FOSTER,
LlTH1 ff GED. Post Err, .Ltt
Evansville, SEPT. I, 81. " VI. Vi. ALTMAN
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SAMUEL VICKERY,

ENAyING purchased, and fitted UP. the building
q known as the soil WASHINGTON HOUSE,
will hereafter he found az his new stand with well se
lected stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, &c., &c,
take this method of returning my sincere thanks to
my numerous friends, and the pulc gen rally f1r
their liberal patronage, which compelled to leave
my old stand and seek more commoiious quarters, and
hope Ivy strict attention TO business to merit acon-
tinuance OF their favors. elu,l-l' 1l.
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-FzNAN NOTICR.-Notice is hereby given that !
y GEORGE W0LFLIN, Coilect6r ofttfie CITY o
Evansville, will, between the hours Of so'ciocI A.
at public auction at the Court House in Evansville
Indiana the undivided three Of the followin;
property, ,aped 20 Willard Carpenter, William
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COMPREHENSIVE

THNIIE business heTeufnre carried On uRser - ru
y nfGEoRGE Foster & Co., will heTeai. = be con
Quoted ~ the uuiers gIIed under tie s8rLe STYLE.
~. ". POS
sept4 GEO. F0ST
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NNAX N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that I,
IN GEORGE W0LFLIN, Colector of the City 81
evansville, Wall, between the hours of O'Clock A.
and O'clock p NJ, of the lst day of February, 1859,
sell NJ public auction, at the Court House in EVANSVILLE
Indiana, tue following property taxed ~ Willard Car
pener Tor the tot te taxes due from said Car
penter In the City OF Evansville. !. srt -rT
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AS>lGNEES' SALE.
CUAL.. CoAE!. coALl,.

JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL DE DONE"
HAVE inst erected Fairtank's Scale. fof tie rur
EpOse Of weighing NY clsl shall sell n cal v
u eight acc riding to The lew Of The STATE. j lave
large stock Of superior quality Of Pits rrc na, and
invite all M friends tn gye mes cali and Try Il.
have ieen eghten years IN he lusiu-ss, and profess
he nudge. TIE price OF ais = cents per ushel
Alhosers left the Gas Cum any's Office, between
First and Sec nj. gu Locust street. " " oru r,o
Store, Water street. o. ~ ny e n Offcf, NJ The La
ma go Wharf. viii re attended, to- Al coal must 10
paid Cor whea ordered, ia iankaie curercy. -.-r
deceit. ANDREW liCTClIESON.
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, I p = p SAMUEL vIcKERY.
NOT FAILED BIT STILL REDEEMrNG

aSTNCE the suspension OF BANKERS, Brokers and
- MERCANTILE houses has become 50 eertrsl, SAM.
EMBICH informs his numerous customers and the
public generally that he is still redeeming All solvent
Bank Notes, including Tennessee, Illinois and Wis
cousin with rich and fashionable Dry foods at low
prices. ..e.fl 4. .-riH CIR +ls -f
avins lately fitted up the MP stairs for .thedispay
- actions, Fancy Goods, All WColen Knit Goods,
great variety. and As We are constantly receying
sw supplies, we are prepared to meet any sum, and
viii contaue to redeem all solvent notes In sesoaGbe
Dry Goods to the satisfaction of all customers.
nov l.},N tfr. ~. .... ..-.. 49, i.fa.s.s
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HIGH AND PRIm AIRY

SCHOOLS ...
DIN HEaTlS beCs TO aunouLce 10 Parents and
~ GuartliIns, that Through the kiIdtess OF MessTs
Wheeler and Snow he was furnished with list OF a.!
the NEW BOOKS for this session, .wAich De- has On
n1nd and for sale. f1Jgzs1 J. HEALI-
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

SAR. HUTCHINSON, having associated With him
~ d.. CIR ZEN. late OF indianapolis, viii Continue
u prIc,ice Of medicine and surgery at his old otceon
Third street, where he soics Continuance Of patron
age from his friends and the public generally. ~
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention 70
several years, sill continue treat such diseases with
his new plan oftreament, which consists the lungs
in the Inhalation az nedicated yapOTs. carrying the
medicine directly &c the seat OF the disease. 49,.
One of the nm can he found at the Office At all hours
Of the day and nigft. ~ - seBrl -dSw'im
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, =
PHILADELPHIA.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

TENO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases. such
4 as SPERNNTORRIsGA, GBEEI. SEMINAL WEAK
NEss, INPolESCs, GONORGHGA, SYPHILIS, the Vice
of 0SANIsM or Sc ABCSE, &c, &c. -....-.-.1---.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, -
In view Of the awful destruction Of human life, caus-
el by Sexual DISEASES, and the deceptiUn pElcced
upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseases, ly
nfp ks, leve directed their Consulting Surgeons
Charitable Act worthy Of Their naoe, to give Msiical
Advice, GRATIS, 10 al persons thus aifcttd Apply
rs letter, With description Of their condition. age
occupation, habits Of life, &c.) aud il of extreme
poverty and suffering, to -...-
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard sSocia.ion is Benevolent Institution,
ests shcd hy special endowment, for the relief of the
sick and dstTe ssed, afflicted with "yrulent and Ep-
degnic Diseases" Ii hls now a surplus of means,
which the Directors have voted to eXFend IN adyerts-
ing the above notice. Ii Is needless add thai te As
sociaton c1mmands the highest Medical skilIof the
age and viii furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
Just published, by the Association, Report on
Sperrnat0rhpa, or seminal Weakness, the vice Of
Onansm, MastuTlation or Self Abuse, and other dis
Of the Sexual Organs, by the Cons utng Surgeon,
which willie sent by Asl, Gin sealed enveOpel free
Of charge the receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address DR.. GEO. R.S0ALH0UN, ConsrItings ur-
genr ,lIoesfd Association, No. South MINT III Street,
Philadelphia p. BY order Of the Directors. -.
EZRk ID. IIEARTwELIs, Pre~ident
: GEO. FAIRcH1LD Secretary. fe.is Silly.
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80 .,uaiysssi J, Its.S!,a. a,

Turner and john a. Reitz, Tor ebe payment of the
taxes due from said 0arpnterand Turn,r TO the City
of Evansville, (the taxes due from the = ID Reiz
the undivided three f6uths thereof having teen paid
| by HIM. q ~ ~ I'D ~ .tt1 df.s 1e -
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UNDIVIDED THREE-FOURTHs OF OARPEN-
TER, REITZ AND TURNER. -.
UNDIVIDED half OF CARPENTER < REIrz

rH>AX MOTTO E..Netice is hereby given tirt L,
N uEVhuIn, p" vLr IN, to.iscytvT ~ Tue Wy OF
and Clock, NJ, ot The 18th OF Fe ruary, 1884, sell
ut public auction at the Court iIynse in Evnsy lie,
perry, taxed to Willard Carpenter and Jno A. 'Re.tz
for the payment of the taxes due from said Carpeae
the CITY of Evansvlle (he taxes due from the said
Reitz on The undivided one-haf thereof having been
pad by him. IoEITIla
= All but 9ax9s1s 2l....... do. do...., II 50
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bdher $ addition.
= - Ia do n do
.Y.sEo1g Mill


y 90l ~ ~ 1h','o e 'sdo.i ;do. -. z I
p 80. - - g- %. - e.. do do.-.-T I
. s.is la IA. - 4 do do. ~
sTAdE % r.. i..,,do.-.idos...Ief
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AEW FIRM.

AEAVING taken the stock and store latfly owne
q 3 and occupied ~ HOLLIN6SHORTII Z
HUGHES, would inform my friends aid the publ
that viii continue the QCEENsWkRE, GLASS
WARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSINESS 81 IN
ID stand Main street, next door above the old Ban
L recently perfected arrangement with party /
Europe 70 attend Der onalv 10 an NY purchases /
Enclana and am enaiied % save much In the cost
the Goo q ard prepared oder ind ucemeuts TO m,
old as well new customers. L will duplicate an
Eastern tis, andrequest those who have been accus
toned huying asst to call aud try ne. Crates az
sorted for the country kept on hand.
J. W. HUGHES,
ser2S Successor 20 Goilingsworth uugbeS.
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HARDWARE AND SABDLERY.
CHARLES s. WELLS,


40 - ..tfHL n - .
SHALL REMOVE my LARGE ana RECENTLY
PURCHASED stock Of r-- 49, y ~
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., 81
about the 18th Of November, 1866, to the NEW AND
coNMoDIous STORE Guilt and aran ged expressly for
my busiueSs) on the upper side OF First street, de
tween Main and Sycamorel next door to Messrs Keen
X Preston, and Immediately opposite Messrs. j. ii.
With ample room, No. FACILITIES FOR BUyrNG
CHEAP, the best selected ard most completely assert
stock In the city, together With promptness. industry.
and fair dealing, trust my efforts Cpast ard future)
will be mutually advantageous to myself and my rap
idly increasing list tot customers in the city and pun-
Try. My t~u f.rr af
English and German Direct mportnticns,
are very large. These, with my large orders to AMER
IcAN MANUFACTURERS first hands, enable me TO
meet successfully any fair and honorable competition
ANYWHERE IN TIE WEST, and also EAST, by adding
simply. expenses Of delivery in Evansville I un-
hesia;ingly state that CAN and WILL deogttrte to
any country merchant. who viii bring his Eastern
invoice and freight bills that can and viii sell him
bill Of HARDWARE as low as any Eastern Jobbing
House, with expenses TO Evansville considered. This
is no idle boast. L am fully prepared TODD what
forfeit the said merchants beard bill az his ho
tel during reasonable stay in Evansville. In ny
stock may lie found a complete assortmentof
no american s. English Hard
ware, Cutlery, Files, and
Edge Tools, Guns, Gun Barrels and
Gun Trimmings, Timers Tools,
Wire, Rivets, Kettle Ears, Japan'd
and stamped Tinware, &c. ~1EaJ
am also AGENT for VCLCANlZED RUBBER
Betting AND PACKING, Cmaie BY New ork
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Garden Seeds! Garden Seeds for
iS5S.
w 6 1T. Cook Son gents fnrt the s,leof Lansreth
Els & Sons Celebrated Gaien seeds have just re-
ceivei their first shipment this day. Wis. sruiilyi
- 100 dozen Papers Early York Cabbage;
- 100 do DO Large Drumhead do ~
30 do do OK Heart do .
100 do do Dfnnlhead Savoy DO
= ~ bs assorted Catrace Iced W Bulls;
la0 dozen Papers Red Wether'sfeld Onion d
~ leo DO 10 Nellew StrIshurg 90 ~
20 DO do White Silver sgif q do Ara
- lbs assorted On lion seed in Bulk: s1.-.1E.f
~ % doz. Papers ass a red and white solid Celery
| 80 do DO do Cucumber; ~ .t5rIsT
80 do do do Spinach; 700 f.- rrrFr
| leo do do do Lettuce: s-r...rrH "a +.
/ 3 30 do do do Melons; .sf sf ..f
30 do do do CarrOt; Ta ID 1ifl-4 -s5-
l. --f g 90 do do Cress or Pepper Grass;
20 do do ASSORTED Toms ocs;
/ -aF 500 do do do Radish;
/ - 40 Bushels assorted Beans;
| 10 do do Peas;
| FrT1 do = do Corn;
~eH 100 dozen assorted Dtets: rr-l'Ir h-g rrnT7
! Z e % lbs Beet seedin Bulk. Just received and
for sale az wholesale and retail V lsI : rttt 8EI
! jansd&w-H foIZ. II. COOK * SON, gents.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-06
LAND FOR SALE,

HUNPOWDER.-
IN leo kegs kline Powder;
5 hall kegs Rifle Powder;
30 kegs blasting Powder, ius, received and 10
sale ~ T.. IL. COOK l. son. Agents.