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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14
THE OxYGENATE BlTTERS.

The " Weekly Novelette, of Sept. is, says:
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases OF
our country. THIS owing both to climate and
the almost universal habit of eating our meals
too rapidly to admit of proper digestion, Butin
spite of these adverse circumstances, this dis
ease, even when it has become chronic, disap-
pears rapidly by the use OF the Oxygenated Bit
tiers, which have been found to prove an infalli-
BILE remedy.
From the Publisher Of '1idely circulated
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14

BOSTON July

Messrs. W. FowLE & COL have taken
three bottles of the Oxygeuated Bitters, and have
derived great benefit from their use. have been
much troubled with Dyspepsia for several years,
and found nothing that afforded me any relief
until used the Btters. | most cheerfully re
commend them to all who are afflicted with this
troublesome and stubborn complaint.
JAMES ROBSON, of the
Student and Schoolmate'
From GEN. A. C. DODGE, our Minister to Spain,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May IS.
DIR. GEO. B. GREEN,-Dedr SiT:-The Ory-
gendted Bitters with which you where so kind as
TO furnish me, have had most salutary effect in
my case. was troubled with Dyspepsia for four
years, during which time tried many remedies,
but never met with any good your Bitters.
am now in the enjoyment of good health, and
hope. and believe, that all who use the Oryyer
mated BitteTs, viii find them as serviceable as |
have found them.
With high respect, your obi. servant,
A. c. DODGE.
Prepared by S. w. FOWLE & CO., Boston,
and for sale by
r. W. NYE, Irasburgh; Isaac KIMBALL, Gov
entry; ALvAN HovEY, Albany; SABIN SCOrT
Lowell; BUCK s. RICHARDSON, Westield; Al
KEN & SMALLEY, South Troy; W. C. GILMAN
North Troy; L. ROBINSON & Co., Lake Bridge
KELLEY & ROBERTS, Derby Center; 7. C. BUT
LER, Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER, West
Charleston; WIN. JosLYN & Sons, Barton; D.
WHITrLEsEY, Glover; and by dealers every
where. 39w4
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Also the largest stock Of
CR0CkERY AND GLASS WARE
IN THE STATE.

e1- Altogether, offering rare facilities, - those
who are furnishing Bew replsnshing, The stock
Is 70 large that purchasers vii have the advantage u
selection from great variety and The best quality
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14
OF ali diseases, the first great cause
Springs from neglect OF Natures laws.
SUFFER NOT
A PHI SICIAN'S GACY
TO YOUNG MEN.

A few ration
al and disin-
tere sted re-
marks imam
plilet form. Of
80 pages on
Seminal weak
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14

The several second
division No. Sc, 67, 68,
50 and 20 compose a
farm known as the P.
Gilman farm and own
ed by G. B. Chandler.
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SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS.

IIIo suUsOIIOtI WUUIu sly 70 INT puUIIC mat ne
has opened shop at Arnolds Mills
w EST DERBY.
nor the manufacture of Sash, Doors and
Il Blinds. He has an entire set of machinery
for all kinds of work, and can consequently do
cheaper and better work, than can be done by
hand.
All kinds of work done TO order, on short
notice. Al COLE
West Derby, Oct. 4th, 1859. 3m
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CHARLES VANCE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VEEsM ONT,

Glover, Oct. 18th, 1859.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

~ Judge Otto Is spoken Of in many Of
the Opposition papers as suitable can
dldatc for Governor. Many Of bur cid-
zens viii remember the able aud conscrv-
alive speeches be made through this Con.
gressional District during the canvass last
autumn, reminding them Of the good old
doctrines and speeches made when Clay and
Webster were the recognized leaders of the
party As man and politician he would
be almost an ,unexceptionable candidate to.
the whole opposition party, except to a few
ultra and proscriptive Republicans. His
connection, however, with the defeated Re-
publican ticket last autumn would impair his
prospects in this part of the State. Morton
viii probably be candidate Of the Repub-
licans, and Hendricks is likely to be tire
nominee of the Indianapolis Regency Con-
vention, on the 9th Of January next. These
men will not suit the honest, conservative
voters of either party-men who are insist
ing upon thorough reform in the admins.
fration Of our State affairs-who think ouI
home interests are paramount to ali ques-
tons Of Territorial Legislation and even
of Federal Administration.
There has grown up since the last session
of our Legislature, a. large party of resolute,
determined reformers, who are bent upon
putting a stop to the corruptions practieed
by both parties when in power in this State.
Their motto IL an honest and economical
administration OF the State government, and
low taxes" They will act without regard
to former party afiinities, and if neither par
ty select the right man, they have one of
their own men in their eye, whom they will
bring forward at the proper time, and-b
vigorous effort with him, viii endeavor to
defeat both of the nominees OF the conven-
tons. The independent candidate cannot
be Judge Otto, for he must be one OF decid-
ed Democratic affinities to carry large vote
in the First and Second Congressional Dis
triets, on the votes of which his success will
depend. rt1a =.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

fhE SIAlE B1sK. The lHartcrl, meet
mo ri TO- iso,si OF Presidents OF, the
ns,G. irgr 81 sh- Siaie Bs.nk began at indi-
anhi~d., rb fassj,. l,,f The Seaaae' az
the i.!asrh ifan he different Branches
wcrr.xsr, plea q,ht hooking geniiemeIL well
dre>Std, c,rcfully barbered, with very sat
is6ed air giving visible outward evidence
that they had possession of a good thing, and
meant to carefully nurse it for the better
ment of their temporal Interests, without
especial reference 10 the good of their souls
There is no doubt as il now stands, hut that
this charter is once great value and Of great
power The control OF a large amount Of
capital is confined 10 a few hands, the use OF
which can he made beneficial or disastrous
to the interests of the people of The State,
depending = good deal upon the character
AMI capci,y of the men who control IL, and
the motives which govern them.
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The News.


Ripe peaches sell at So per bushel in the
Memphis market. "a
Weare informed that the bugs arc doing
great damage TO the corn in Southern Hi.
nois, aud that the crops stand in need, also,
of rain -, - - vvgr r
Prince Mettertich wrote his own Mem
.oirs, but they will hardly see the light of
dayluutiloa couple Of generations have pass
Ell away. syae ,yovA i15Y vsL sli 10 81
They are taking a census in Iowa, and
from some returns it is inferred that the
population is about zoe, 000.l. This shows
how the West9ais5 growing, and indicates
where Presidents will be made after the year
1860. -. - 49,
A Philadelphia paper tells of a well
known broker, few months ago worth
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars, who, by
nnlucky speculations, now possesses nothing
convertible save two shirts and a boot
jack, 81. 8g % 90. -cte1 ri. ls srl
The wheat harvest OF Harrison county,
Ky, is reported splendid. a gentleman
whose farm is about four miles from Cynthi-
ana, harvested eighty acres, which yielded
an average of twenty-five bushels pei acre
He sold il for 81 10 per bushel on the
farm. .-.t-. $500 -
Philip Herbert, Samuel Flowers, and
some thirty or forty other Americans, were
recently ordered ont of Hermasilla, Mexico,
By a mob, Herbert will be remembered as
the California Congressman who killed a
waiter at Willard Hotel, in Washington
City. He was about starting for the Gads-
den Purchase. s 49,.
/ Ii is unlawful for any person to pass or
receive, in the State Of Arkansas, any bank
bill of less denomination than ten dollars.
After the 4th OF July, 1850, no less denom-
ination than twenty dollars can he mn or
kept in circulation. This is approyimating
TO specie currency.
The word " mobilize y often appears OF
) late in the news from Europe, and signifies
= to get in readiness for niarching. Thus
when il is said that Russia is about TO ''mo,
billie " four corps ddraee, the meaning i:
that she is about 10 get them ready 10 march
at = moments notice. q ss.ea 4r-
Two men were killed by lightning a
Fairfield, Huron county, Ohio, last Saturday
They were standing in the door of an uniiin
ished building, when current Of fluid, at
tracted by an iron square hanging allow,
the men heads, struck both of them dead
A brother OF one of the deceased was sit
ting few feel from the door, but was no
injured. GaA 1000 .EGGa
Mcdowell, on trial at Memphis, for
,mur6er commiitedtwelve yearsago, has beer
convicted OF inanslaughter, aud sentenced Il
4 the State prison ior5ten years. The verde
was entirely unexpected. and upon its rendi
ton he tainted away. A new trial has heei
asked for.
y Tie New York CORE spondetio Of The Bog
ton JoUrRGi says. that the residence of Dr
Townsend ON Fifth avenue and Thirty
fourth street, has.oe- sold, the Rev. iorhan
u. Abbott of tile Spingler Institute being
the purchaser. for S2Oo,ooo; the frrnitur
is included in the Sale. ...--tis.- >.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

The UNSETTLED Accounts OF THE STATE.
There has been, for many years past, large
amount of accounts standing on the books Of
the Treasury, unadjusted between the State
aud individuals --many of them ex-officers
of the State-ihe balances on which have
been reported from year to year az assets
in the Treasury making n delIsive exhibit
of its resourccs. he .r.t Legislature APP
pointed II comin, ,;vu irt the fual settlement
Of all these old accounts on principles OF
right and equity. The poard consists OF
Judge Elliott, Judge Otto, aud Hon Nor
man Eddy. These gentlemen met at Indi-
annapolis on Tuesday, aud organized the COM
mission, by electing Judge Otto, President.
They will proceed Immediately 10 the dis
charge Of their duties, and will adjust these
long unsettled claims, upon such basis as
will be just to individuals, and for the best
interests OF the State. The act provides that
"nO settlement is to be made for a less
amount than the face Of the debt, until the
same is improved in writing By the Gov
ernor."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

LINE OF STEAMERS AND STAGES To THE
SELXIRE SETTLEMENT \ line of stages
has been established TO run regularly be-
tween ST. Paul aud the Red River OF the
North, leaving the former place every Mon
day morning, and taking 1--WE days to get
through. These stages are to carry weekly
mails. This iine connects with steamer
the Arson NorthrupA nov running regular
~ on Red River The Northrup makes the
trip down the river (for il runs north 10
Pembino-Lthe SeIkirk settIementl-fn about
four days thus making the entire time from
st. Paul to Pembino lie y than ten days
The time by water could be shortened, il
the boat did not have TO stop "a day every
now aud then, while the hands and passen-
gers chop wood. This is the only means
they have in that wilderness OF getting
steamboat wood. fr .-a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

Hay Rev. jeremiah Shindle is Demo
cratic State Senator from the Allentown dis
trict of Pennsylvania, and minister Of the
German Lutheran Evangelical Church. The
authorities of the latter having declared the
holding of political Office incompatible
with that OF the clerical, he has resigned his
pastoraie, Preferring to serve the State rath-
er than the Church
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

PORCELAIN FACED BRIcKs.-The New York
Tribune has been shown a porcelain faced
brick, for which Mr..D. W. Clark received "a
patent on the 9th ult. The patent, he says
consists in the employment of the oxyde OF
zine NJ flux for the felspar aud quartz
with which the ordinary porcelain is nude
These bricks eau be furnished, he says, at $40
per thousand, or building can he faced
with them at less than one-third of the cos,
of marble. The material is very beautiful
and might be used for an inside as well an
outside finish with fine effect The same
fink can be made from articles male from
the coarser kinds Of ebay, which gives il a
finish equal ~ any EnViish ware imported
into this 5OaRtry. =. E..
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rsD.uE.SrsrRxroR,s s.sEE.-HE,

p THUsNfsfFA z IN ~ fH S.TEF.-HEN-
. n RY BRiSk MFR, Adm inistrator of the es-
tate a WIN Aaf Des iafr, decreased viii sell ~
public auciOn on the .Fegises the Fist day Of
July. 1859. h-tweeR Vie hesHrs al : O'Clock A. NJ.
and oc' X T.. N. Il said day. the following de
s,riied .aperty, tO-wit 10; No. o aud The half OF
Lot Ne. H. adjoining said Lot Nos, in Book 10.
>, ia the N9rtteIn- Enirgeh.rnt, adjoining the
City Of Evdnstflie = Ia - ~
1rRNs-0ne- third of the purchase money cash
onethird in six, and the balance in twelve months
from the day OF sale the purchaser giving his notes
with good security, and besring interest from date
for the deferred payments.
je10-ltd&4tw HENRY BRIEKMIER, Admir-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

E1T Hon. James Burnside, President
Judge of the Twenty fifth Judicial District
of Pennsylvania, was killed few days
since at Belleionte. by being thrown from
his carriage. He was sboutforty-6ve years
oil age, and son-in-Isw Of Senator Cam
eTon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15
~ APULLO HALL FOR SALE.
kSPOE Lie NALL, I.N,CLEDl.S'G

e - the German Theatre, ground lease, etthet
with without furniture Jnst as suits pure lasof
Two ten pn alleys. three sets Plus and balls, cue
good sit6le, ten btrrcl- assorted liquors, wines,
81, viii l,e OfeTc.l iSlii lion "u III ESDAi,
the 2j>t DAY &c iuii next.
AP,liO Hall ,siiiair tlssriss The thsairel seven
large ana wei. afrsu..-f Tx,euns, two baf-rOOms-.
one oonntrted wit the ii'rstre- The property will
bs soid slthjyct {" tis h"itase IN favor Of Fred
{ 9ok Terms il'rtsa- ..t IL i
=. j-2s-id~ a.5.sr.f. "A az CT. HELLER.
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IaLsorICE.- M.HEaE.ss. nl. WYEE

. v Nay zane Henieiw ri hit, has left my bed
aud hGarl without ANY jEst cause or prcyOcotiOn
fEis is % an lrsn.ss from CONFIRMING WITH
on harbUring her on ny account as | ani deter
mined 10 pay ne debts If her contracting after this
,iate! = - - - ltsffAISHES iTFNELW1iGIfT-
Je.s-l ldSvsw ~ fF
IS 2 philadelphia san AMI Led er pleaee tOpy.i
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"a Card. :.
AfA.f.e'kLT.H' 4 aRElLLr~RE TO

- announce the campietion OF the extensive I'M
provemenIS 10 Their ScneeEn, which have been iu
prOgress for some tisle past, to afford the utmost
facility for carrying ON en- extensive trade by SELF
ing good article only at such prices cannot fall
30 give universal satisfact3n Having this object
in view, every consideration that straightforward
dealing founded on honor and liberality, can give,
VIII be resorted to. aud thus establish mutual con-
hdence between 1,yer and seller; The stock il
unusually large every department replete, and pur
chasers may rely upon meeting with extensive
assortment on reasonable terms. They wcuiG di-
rect particular attention 10 u cir late Importation
Of Irish Linen Goods, viz aud "A IRISH Linens,
1914 Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand
kerchiefs. Towels, Napkins, BIeached and Brown
Linen Table Cloths, &c, &c. Corner OF Main and
First streets my3
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Besides other Gifts, comprising n larf, and val
from IL IL $50
One of the above articles i'll D." given L. the IuT
chaser Of each look at the time thu, book i sold.
ADDRESS all orders. leiters and applications f,r
catalogues. DC, &c, TO }. i. COLBY & Co,
CJes-lyw e lis Randolph ST., Chicago, III.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15
EG1.N.FO.S. TEL Co.nP.z.N-I; ": n

mat received now and ia store, ftoni the li'VP
establishment t~ t.'
ft 4, chests YOune II yssu Tea, assl glade.
! Do Do old Tyson extra artch'.
. do do GGDrowsl"t, assorted grada-.
SIS !: a. de-. Imperial, ~ ,lo do. IN
.it.ds a., ooloug Dr b. do de. -
-- 81 40 SoEshJics 90 English Breakfast Tea.
la the above lots Of the hest grades II
Z lea ever ouafei this market al rHtail.
Consumers Will pleas take notice, that these
net. fresh imporiati"ns, and not oil sfosk
that has been Ga hand TOR years. We will guaTan-
iae better ar tale Tor the price paid, than yon
are usually in the habit OF getting. Call and
Prov IL. Ai-"-ta, ii"a ami Ps. kage Teas always
GA hand ass SIckERI BROS,
iclf 50 Main street. b.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

eSsl.N.DRiRS- EH 5-tt
~ IL Cutting Boxes, Sanford Psient--mait by
Ford, Of New Albany, for sale cheap.
~ bundles Cotton Line
Grass, Hemp, ami Manila Brtcorls-
Cotton Batting.
Brushos-horse, shoe, sweeping. Whiiesash.
Dried Peaches.
Dried Apples, Rice.
, iOfiee-Rio and Java in sacks. .k
Sugar-three grades OF New oTleans-Pul-
seri2ed and crushed white. %
For sale by ERSKISE, CUENlcK & CO.,
ialJ t - AZ Main sireet
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neorycR.-U-s HsyE rHIs D.ss

oV associated with ns IN the general Dry Gus-i-
hnsiness Mr.. X. \. TENNEY CT the hate .fifin If
Tenney SOrenson. -
our house Is we'll established in business ia TIL.
city, and with our facilities Cor beyinc, We feel
sured that no house ia the Trade offer superior
iBduccmenis. .H ...- --tsr.rf
Our stock will be large tnd yarritai, comprising
Foreign and Domestic Dry t:ootls eeiscrsIiv, q iull
line 1T White Goods, Notinus. boots. Iocs. Hat
aud Caps. -r ...- t-..- -.s
Our oil aud ucw cnstunlfts VISITING; thc cty, We
would respectfully invite o. GALL AMI examine .ur
stock. W. will make 10 their adj antags D. ~
.- JEWELL, MN BEKRl * CO. "A
EyNNsyutr. july III, lisa. ISL ,.lD!d
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WITS! GIFTs! GIFTs!-J. 4, COZ

HxFTS! NLFTS. GLFTS!-J. A,&cel
" BY & CO., lis RASpoLrlT STREEr, CIIIcaIo-
The original Gift BOOKSTORE established is4, How
permanently situated at the above address, enabled
by their long experience in the business, now Offer
greater inducements than ever before, and will
continue TO make il their endeavor 10 conduct their
business with greater liberalty than that At any
other house in the country.
\ new aud revised Catalogue il ready,
taning the largest and best classified list Uf Standard
and miscellaneous Books ever Published. We offer
uneqnaled Inducements TO agents forming clubs.
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE TO ANY AD-
DRESS. 81
The following is schedule of property which
viii Ice given to purchasers Of Books al the time Of
sale:
WORTH FEoM
Gold Watches, English Lever Pat
ent Lever aud Iepines san 1al te slOO np
Silver Watches Patent Lever, Full
Jewelied, Hunting Cases, open
face and cylinder Eseapement Il OOta 40C0
Gold Lockets-large size, glasses
and glasses with spring-larg.
and small size, with snap. I. "a a. II Ca
Cameo, Mosaic, florentin-, Paint
I'd, Lava, Coiistone, Garnet aud,
Coral sefs Of Pins aud Drops 90 L. - %
Ladies' Gold Guard Chains. Neck tl Z t' ~
Chains, bantelaines.- -.-...,..s 90 % rs 90
Gents Fob and Vest Chains. 10 "a 1. a 40
Sets Cameo, Gold stone, Painted.
Mosaic, Garnet, Onyx, Engraved
and Plain Gold Sleeve Buttons
and Bosom Studs j.. Ia a. I6 o.
Gold Pencils with Pens, large, me
dunn and small siZe.....,..-.,. go, Z ~ a. N
Silver Pencils with Gold Penr ~ ti-
large, medium, and small sizo
double SINGLE extension casts 80 10 : 90
Gents Heavy Signet Rings, La
dies Gold, Chased, and Plain.
Rings .....,.. t~hr" 20
Gents Gold Bosom Pins, Cluster
with Opal, Scarf Pins, Onyx, caI
net, .......-........ I - - 3D. = 90
Rich silk dress PatteTIas.......-.. IL al Ia fii CD
Cameo, Mosaic. Coral Garnet.
Chased and Plain oval Bracelets pOfo- 20 Oai
Silver and Gold fhimbies.......... ~ to- Z. o.
Gents Pen and Pocket Eniyns..... OF. O. ! 20
Pearl and Morocco Portemonnaiss 5hfn =. ~
Toothpicks, Watch KEYS, Guard
Slides J ~ L. n
Cold Crosses small, Medium and
Besides other Gifts comprising large and val
liable assortment II MISCELLANEOUS nticls, vary ing
from Il II $50.
One of the above articles i'll D. given {" the luT-
chaser Of each book at the time tbs book is sold.
ADDRESS all orders. letter. and applications for
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15
BUY TIE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE !
Pitts Patent Thresher and
-.-.-.. Separafor


With AOFfiff'S HORSE POWER ATTACHED,
is considered 70 he ths best machine Of the kind Il.
the West. 20 e-1a-ail f
The undersigned are now prepared 20 furnish
machines OF the above Patent, Of style and make
cot excellei IN the western country All we ask Il
that work Eiay be compared with any Of our
ootemporaries, as also our prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced and
known when we commenced the manufacture Of
them snd We shall only say that al The Lechines
Il that patent which make, shall be made IL
such manner, of such materials, aid with such
improvements Of own, will materially In
crease the Valuable reputation 10 has acquired among
Thrcshers
We can now offer 20 customers choice Of
these excellent Machines and also choice Of the
HSr-, Powers, 20 drive them, Of sny size, from
TO 10 horse upon reasonable terms rs any other
,-stii Imens; and respectfully solicit orders
fnr either size kind, and would request that they
tc si in early possible, 90 insure getting tia
t,.st 'niaciiine. .tr KRAFT & HEILMAN.
RsEw' .n.fChRREL-l50 P.sCE-
Sv ages, whole and half bbls and kits assorted
numbers, received this day per railrCs.d, for sale
n N ~
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o VI Of those ELEGANT Mercer Potatoes. superior
to anything iithc market. received this day aud
for saleI,y .H7--. CHAS McJoHSST0N,
IuyH Main street, near the Canal.
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6Csr HEChTTBD, RxPaBssLI

81 FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
4 casks Dupeyd Co.'S Brandy, /" 1efs."
g a - .Oslorne's old Port Wine.
& - OLA Madeira ta
3 a p" Pale sherry 20. -
20 boxes superior Clsret ("
pipe Pure Holland Gin.
pnnchoon % fine Jamaica Rum of 1852
I, casks Genuine Barclay Perkins Porter.
In pnts and quarts.
g casks Genuine Scotch Ale duirs"
In pints and quartz.
"a baskets Heidsick's Sparkling Champssne.
The above articles we guarantee 10 be in eroIyT5-
-,.sset as described ALLIS H0WES,
mya Water street.
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VI TT Time Tot callIilng ani presfrNin. Ifnis
- near az hand. 20 The pebble are informed tl,f
NJ have in store aud for sale az low fieure- -s
Il BBLs. OF REFINED SUGARS,
iSs0rted-conprisiue Crushed, large aul snIaii
loaf; Powdered. Clarified. aud Coffee Sagars W.
ask examination Il quality and prices before
purchasing. " r- NIthEEl BROS.
iyls - Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

n ITS. Ca $3.50 BUSHNELL
u prime old Pennsylvania Oats for sale at
msrs NiCKERY BROS go Main street