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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04
W w ''''''''''. JOSEPH WALKER. Prrs't
H. L HAVpoelt, Secretary s
STATE OF NEW YoR Is

STATE OF rgEGSVs XOREx. lSSa
CITY a COUNT, OF MEN luRk- 90 :
Personally appeared before ne tn" zyth Gay ~
November. 4. D. 1859, Joseph Walker, Prtsnicnt'
ana RicI.trd 4. Faydoek Secretary, of the Secu-
ri1y irt. TI,IItri q spnny. 'f lie tty al New
York arb seycraIy affirmed thHt tIerwithin STATE
nen{ iv thaln Subscribed IL crrect and true t. tel
best oE their kirowlcdee and htfief. 'sil =
f4.af .TiIOS IL. TH0ISNEEb,E
COMMISSIONER Ter the state Of lediap.',
- -5.1' -''- in New Tosh.
This Countn has complied With rtie law II lh-
diana concerning Conn BDies. aud ~ pre-
pared 10 tax risks ia the City 81 EyaHsYittr Hpd
Vauderburgh county, Jnd
.-...s-} : R. al. sABIN, Agent,
JsrIG .. ,.- 81 DiliB sstrect.
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kED.E.HS EXPRESS Ir0.Hn.S-H.x.-
@lh NEW RRANGEMENT
The ADAns ExPEEss COMPANY respectfully ail-
uounce to their friends end Patrons the public of
Evansville aud vicinity that, with increased f.ciIi-
ties for the transportation of
FREIG II T, PA CKA GES.
n OF T. Y u Y / l. Il LES
ThOy s9lieta continuance of former f;,voi.s Es-
pecia.l taken in che collection of Bits Drs1B
Notes, and tho transportation of small and vlthIe
packages 900 -ft.s.Hi
All persons wishing to avail themselves of the ia
cilities of the Express, obtain any desired infor-
nation in reference To the routes and details of the
business, at tlSir Office First street. between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Oflice
dc /. s--. .-.. .ls.ss G. III. FISH. Agent.
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KRAFT, & HELM AN.


MAkUFACTUREKS AND BO1I5DEIso VI . EAM
ENGINE S- AND BOILERS, 49,.
81 a and lGfist Min Machipery, Tobacco Serews
Summing Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
E, 80 ThrasinS Maehin n,s:s, SLc. -
,IgygIE PROPRIEToRS or THE CITY POUN
ii dry beg leave to infOrms their friends and thi
public in general, that they arc prepared to do all
, N'%1e MkCBINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and serytifn@ appcrtaining to the Foundry bust
ness. They are manufacturing SfEAN ENGINES AN1
Boilers OF any size aud power required. Saw MID
Machinery and Mill Soaring of any size Dtstil-
p,ing Ma4-hil.es Thr4tslffng Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepc wcrs, Corn shelerss Machlery q hI Kinds
mfaia and repaired. Ifous and 3sraas 0astinas OF
everv description, Iron Eotsefronts, Cellar GRATIS
4f Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest inn
I,roved patterns Hollow Ware Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DISrILLErSt kECTIFIEks, 20,
Supplied With every description OF Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, brewing Kettles, lseirIRerators'
Atre,, orBtos;, spar gea, StillhesIdsfaHd Worms
an improved principle, Columns Tor Alcohol Stlisi
Yeast jugs Cans, Syphons, &C; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and iron Pumps OF every
variety, FOR Leer, spirits oil, DC: Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC
Work men sent to all parts TO fit suPswork and do
repairs on Steam BoileTs, Copper and Sheet Iron
OLD META Is BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge Wrought Iron welded Pipes and TIT
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
jug Q5otb, Gum Elastic BetiH, Packing, iose, dc,
Of bic ies Kind Tinplatc, Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal spolter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility OF the best Machinery
am, ys5fkne antl vim give ali work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, wartShttAg thef work ana are S1if 49,
with reasonable prices. ~.
o. Esss- Once and StIs Rooms. No. co Man sfftefi
FouIiIet " Boiler Yard aud Machine Shoe Pine
street, between first and Second streeJs' Evans
vile Indiana . T. dscT
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GEORGE TlItIfN Hii.tS takes ul,1tsnre n ~,
ing his bi'l ctr.fdblt rs that in the qunl aR
ii'> Wssrk. c ilntters himself he lot Ae
1so-sat lie HityStiil In feundEtt the FoTa y
SSeu,r and Main streets. whore The choicest HaF=
snd saddles 1T every description can be tbton
sd.an he best 81 terms. r. at. ssr..
Ess5- Repairing done with neatness and ID spatch
.5eGand hand Harness always on hand, lei
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PRlETORSHIP-.AN ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION.


REORGANIZATION.
BKESSRS. H.AsRE.MER = fBREK%ESSs
VER from New Orlealie, have purchased the SP
CHARLES SALOON, ON First slrset, nearly oppo-
site the fust Office, and have rehtted il in eic-
giant aud attractive style.
The new proprietors have had long experience as
keepers at fashionable and popular Restaurants in
NeE IN lEsss 4lsd they viii eEdeavor, In their
house, combine all the elcgaucies and Injuries
OF Northern aud southern Restaurats in the ST
CHARLES.
They have brought a barge and complete stock
.,f choice Liquors irua New Orleans which they
collected Mith during their business in tliHt
city. Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable 1hsln to obtain the choicest sup
plies of LigTors. Prints, and luxnries from that
market in tiltnr>, sad they viii spare expense
lalii,~ lsaA,. the ST CHARLES surpass,
hereafter, its l'pRsnrr Teprtsen tatn, ass pleasant
SaIrul place Of good living, and elegant, refined
and luxurious resort.
Fb billiard players will hud at this Saloon set
n the finest marble top Billiard fables, from lhe
we'll known ami celebrated factory OFF. H. Bruns-
wick e Go.
The undersigned Halter themselves that long
erciice and c;,rssRl attention Will enable them to
mctt rt-pnttiua equal to any Saloon in the west
crn country.
No 4 splendid bunch will be served up in the
u,,st approved style, eVtry morning at 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER Il DREIFUSS,
aug4 Late of New Orleans.
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-HQ0FE,.4NDlS- G. ~ MN PILLS,
being weIl-anowa throughtut Europe and Amer
ean need no comm here They are purely
*ee tablt are prepared with great esaethess aud
sugar-coated No better Cathartic Pill can be
found. Price - cents per box.
Z These medicines prepared by DIR. u M JACK:
SON d Co., Phiadspra, Pa, and ST. Louis, Mo,
and are sold Ly druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere. The signature of @. NJ. JACKSON VIII
BIS OH the ontsi of each btttle or box. .tf
In our :. EesryJodg's Aha0HaG published an
nuaiiy YOU w III lind testimony aud comlue ndatory
notices from ali parts of the country THESE anna
macs are given away ly 81 "Hr agents :.
BEWhREa or COCNTERFEIIS.s
See that yo1I get luotiand German Bittersi pre-.
IsiYed by Or C. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa, and
that his signature is on tie wrapper OF zach bottle
Keller 4 White, Agents Glr Evansville, Ind.
Leiel. & Callstedt, do d" DO
81 deco ='t ESQ
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR PACKETS.


KJT-g.S . Es<LLE, aX7.4RUc.AR, .s.N.B
Z &-l CAIRO REGULAR PASSEN - s,-s--
GER PACKET, CHARLEY BOWEN, slIrtS++a
DEXTER, Master, leaves Evansville ssssss5zzs=zs
Tuesday and Saturday, at IL o'clock IA, arriv
ing. at Paducah at q o'clock, A. A., Cairo at
|. IL O'Clock, NJ, Wednesday and Saturday. Re-
turning leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday,
at o'clock, p. NJ. and SInithland every Thursday
and Monday, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, connecting II
Evansville with the Evansville and Crstwi,nrisvile
Il. H., and Packets for Green River. Also, con
cts ut Cairo, with Memphis New Orleans and ST
louis Packets. $50
Tickets he obtAaned on board the boat for all
: Eastern Cites. septg3
ET Y.a-1rs E~HAE4Es. .9.9.lS E'-zD UC-sH
DUNBAR, Gus. Fowler, z master, 4 LIZ -
leaves Evansville every Monday -
Wednesday, and Friday, AZ II O'Clock n Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at o'clock A. NJ Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East, with packets for Louisville
| Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for st. LOUIS New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats foT Cairo, Nasls ls,. and Tennessee river.
Do Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same az charged by the regu-
4 lar packet Through bills Of ladng given 10 New
Orleans and all points fac Tennessee and Cum
berland rivers .."t auglS
~ OK S0U3'N C.gRkOLT0.N' .R.s-D
passenger steamer LUE EAVES, IL--Iselssa
I HcDOHALD, Master, TAYLOR, Clerk, iS-..s-fEssEsa
viii make regular tri weekly trips to South Car
rolton and Pond River, leaving on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. g.. -. IL
For freight or passage, apply IN board. de2utf
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We can also furnish TRACK SCALES Of any ca
Ireity. These Scales are from the Innnufactcry
E T. FAIRBANKS q Co, st. JohnAl'Urg, Yer
mont Evriy Scale il tested aud sealed and War
ranted coyrert For testimonials NJ refer To the
tJ.nus:ll,1s ai peT7,uDs using them.
I IIORNBROOE Il CO., Agents,
,,n,et Water street. Evansville.
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gIs,tsa 500. 49,. ....-. S95iisi ~
Bank Sts.sks-5O shares Bank Cpnlnerce
&" FiI q Ann Tx Bank ut
s.5a. ItiI r'f - Sank New York
g 80 IA . Bkl.H- America
-' ~ ala ,,ar val. s2i. 500 worth -. 7;ft q,
Tt1nIorl.ry fso:,iis secure,iby li,'Es u -
C'.sntA,lai Boh,ls ,tid ~ shares R'-S1luie u
Fire InsLru,ce Con IntDy it-'f!V u"
Doidy aud Mort ast- tlns. first lien, %c.1f', l'un
n.z..,. -. oiI,.,tet- : ..... 80. 2 rpl
Accrued las. an Ispud~ al Mortgages y
T,,,,.t@,rc I,pau1 .................... G,Ta -
4 49, 49, f-,,n 4 .r.pi. ......... ~ -
IT., - ..-. .... .sgI 81
f,.u;.aI ST. SltHl tlO ~ ..s
! S,sii,,,g . IL qJl 81 a
/ F.
JOSEPH WALKER, Pres't ?
X L HAYpoclt, Secretary.
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.asnoEss. sR0 Is COZ. TIE rs,szoGE

efAOEsS, SR0 Es- FOHrTaKs EISx0GE
~ of Adun's raee-fvr ladies, misses, youths,
boys, aud rdreh fur sale cheaper than ever at
the cheap store of MILLER X NIEHAUS
hprl - Main street.
eBS boz. EXTRA BALTIMORE BROOMS-
A1eS the best ia TIM, market, at ff.
-sieGl a.-a.s--.-- -esh1K q IrstNGEEY'S
sFFg.sRLES n. H.ALES, Ez'a0LK-
q SALE HARDWARE DEALER, First street
opposite MaSher Il -Co,), Evansville, Jrd.- oriers
on Hardware promptly filled ut lowest Cincinnati
riees. Jan 20
AH.5TS .S.T'D (.5FS FOR .VR.N,
a ~ hnys and children, Of every Imaginable siz,.
and q;Elii'y, ut MILLER < NIEHAUSS,
ai'r5 g.. t AZ Main rect
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A appointments for nIessrs. Morton ltn,E
Turpie.

TurPie.
Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Turpie, the nominees
for Lieutenant Governor, will spc-ae at the
following places, at one o'clock r III. of tI,G
days named
MartinsvilIe, Tuesday, Juns 10.
Nashville, Wednesday, jung 20:
bloomington, Thursday, June p.
Bedford, Friday. June -
Salem, Saturday, June 81.
PaoI, Monday, June "a.
Doverhill, Tuesday. June DC.
Washington, Wednesday, juno 81
Eincennes, Thursday, June %.
Sullivan, Friday, June %.
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EkROgE.V. q -aEK.sF.s.N- RRCE1g.
Ae ING, FORW AEDING AND GENERAL
CMMlSStCk MERCHANTS,
gents for kanawha salt Company, EvahsN lille, In-
diana We have formed II co-partnership under the
style of Brown 4 ALTMAN, and offer our services in
the capacity AS set forth ia card above.
We are fully prepared Ia extend every facility TO
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL
ROAD, and assare them t;,at their Interests shall
be faithfully represented, should they lie pleased
favor us with their patr~nage.-
Office and Warehouse the corner Of Main st.
and tho Canal. - a. . ..
WIN. BROWN, '' W NJ ALTMAN,
Late of Howard a. Brown LATE of FOSTER K Co
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Ess5- BLINDS OF all sizes made to order. .''
az DOORS other than regular sizes on hand %
made short notice.
Doors moulded to order. DIldees should, If pos :
sibl- make their Frames OF regular sizes, they can
Ilsesa I> supplied at any time
t,eFfihg Siding, and Flooring for saie sIould
iu=s sci all sizes. Fencing Boards ~ feet long 70
sdGecfioai,. DHo-NSf,iiew cent'tihs tweIA Is tights
III orders aIaIst t.tidres SEED to e f. .iis y =
~. $. BxBCOCk;
szyi I-Iydxx a w ansYillc. Ind r
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VINcENNEs, May I'd.

EDProRs JOURNAL Wabash river fell
2 inches in past "a hours. Passed up hast
night Kate Sdrchet. W III. ".
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FOR WABASH RIVER.


IA The and light draught 49,.
steamer MASONIC GEM, Pillsbury ;slszzatk1I -
Master, Mcdonald Clerk, VIII make -
regular trips between Evansville and Mt. Carmel,
during the season.
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pss 10 good fo others il will come back
IN YOU. The water which l"lI pour "n the
roofs OF the cocoa nut tree comes back To
sweetened from the top.-Htndoo Ndrim.
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lizzie PROFRTETOhS OF TIE OITY FOUN
L ii dry beg leave to Inform their friends and thu
public in general, that they prepared TO do all
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
R.H SHORT & CO.,
Commission Merchants
NNRKD. DEF RO.N.sSRIO, CO.n.szf s.

EHV 6.yS-OEZ, STOCK EO.H.KESSEO.H
u SMerchant and proprietor Stock Stables,
New Orleans La. .tt jan22' silly.
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40 james A. Briggs, Reuben Hitchcock,
l. Noble, Samuel Williamson, IL. e.
kingsley. Thomas Brown, Trad Kelley,
John Drlnnaier, and 7. O. Turner, ESqs-
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LYNDON HOUSE, Lyndon, Vt.
: DA;.LINt.. Proprie or. Parcls uf he House con
from The DepV,, tree. Horses and Carriage
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Seleftfd 2oetru.
''SOWing His Wild Oats"

Sowing his wild oats"-ayc sowing them
deep
In the heart Of mother to blossom in tears,
And shadow with grief the decline of her years.
Sowing his wild oats" to silver the head
OF the sire who watched his first pulse beat with
JOY.
And whose voice went to heaven in prayer for
''the boy"
Sowing his wild oats" to spring up and choke
The flowers in the garden of sister. whose love
Is as pure and as bright as the blue sky above.
Sowing his wild oats" Aye. checks shall
grow pale,
And sorrow shall wither the heart of the wife
When manhood thus squanders the prime of his
life.
"Sowing his wild oats" Death only shall reap
With his keen sharpcned scythe the fruits viii
be found
In the graveyard near by, meath that grass-cov
cred mound.
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u Few persons have any adequate no.
ton of the cost of running frst-class steam
ers between the United States and Europe.
The three largest now employed in this SER
vice are the English steamship Persia and
the American steamers Adriatic and Wander.
bill but none of these can make trip to
Europe and return. at smaller expenditure
than from $4,000 to $4,000, exclusive of de.
precation. Any of the steamers above nam.
ed, consumes one hundred ard twenty or one
hundred and thirty tons of coal per day. ma,
king the expense of fuel alone about $40.
600. From these facts some calculation can
easily be made as to the amount of patron.
age necessary to render line selfsustainino
when kept up to the high speed and in the
luxurious style essential between New York
and England.
LOVE. The first symptoms of love in the
wlse't of the worlds philosophers we're GER
talnly very remarkable. Leaning" saws
Socrates. "my shoulder to her shoulder. and
my head to ners, as We were reading togeth-
er in book. felt, it is fact, sudden
sting in my shoulder, like the biting OF flea,
which l still felt above five days after, and
continual itching crept into my heart"
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An Arrangement for Coughing in Church.

A correspondent says: Il once spent a
sunday at Lyons on my way to Italy. at
tended the French Protestant church. The
form of worship is very much like the Pres
byterian, and the minister, after preaching
Tor about hfteen minutes, stopped rather ab-
rupty, pronounced word which | took TO
be "aHee and sat down. Immediately the
whole congregation. which had hitherto been
extremely quiet and attentive, appeared to be
seized with fits of coughing, sneezing and ex.
pectoratlon-some blew their noses, some
took snuff. BY degrees the noises ceased,
and after an interval of about five minutes
the minister resumed his discourse and fin.
lshed it without interruption"
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GJti,s.Ii -ssl5gg;,,.a!i.
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II w. ;.'1.-t "' ".'-t' ',''- "Ho;nlr'
>..i! ali interesting -.,.-' h'N' '.'' "' y; Co
>.f t. '''' IS "D '.'N'.' '.'> i.'''l ','o- ~
u T.! MS :l."'.',' r.'.' ''''. tat i''"'f "-!r
NE " '''A ',' {. H. i; .;,,'' am ''::',.,' 'i
i','''' L' N""'AN he "i'''." So. N'i my ID
''''' .'"':: '''I L! ''''" '.oi..>F '|.'.t "t
'-'''. II H. "''.,' ',.'
-E'' II! V,.-.'. r@.-' the mother mot al
Va,
"ihr: W.! d'" N: -tt.t Lteti>r die SO
soon AMI ~.H.E
Il cannot 't-I !"u A"W. my chi.U-you
must i'ot ,,-N NJ >lc- I'p.No"S. lonr ID
tl.f n !! >"":i bf !.'se. j; may b>, ald i"
VII ht any! line A"D@ o1t that Ne ~It talk
l"S OF iouE little b:ot.er ;hat IS ROW dead
AID a;Hc.
An rAt1"-,..Hs and Sleeping i"tt: lay
upon The i1p Of lis notler-iwo iit,e boys
were A,>t-.ns together ii a disturbed sIun.-
Der upon pallet O.: straw in one corner Of
the r,o''., coHcrcd by q remnant Of worn out
carpet. l"e h:e Wa almost cat upon the
hearth, and IT, yale AID >icAly mothcr with
her ANXIOUS bay Sat wa:,in. the approach OF
one whose yer, tcotgll! wa> note Of ter
ror. II:c room was >tautiv furnished with
the mclncst furniture that !, found in the
nyane.t hovc!, and that ho,c-t,.e honle
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GODEY'S LADY'S Book

GODEYS LADy'S Book.
The August number OF the Lady's Book
gives its usual variety of excellent reading
tales, poetry, essays upon useful and interest
ing subjects, receipts for housewives, dc,,rio-
tIons Of new patterns Of work, such Is en-
broidery, crocheting, patch work, De, novel
ties of ladies bonnets ard dresses for tie
current month, and numerous e;ce;etaS tee
numerous to mention. The embellishments.
as usual, are numerous and fine.
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HORSEMAN, SPARE THAT TREE.
Hoseman. spare that tree.
'Tis not a hit hing post
Though in its infancy.
Yet soon twill shade host;
Then spare. oh, spare that tree.
For he who placed it there
Meant not that it should be
By beast of thine gnawed bare.
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g The London Times, in the course of
an article glorifying England for what she
has done in the last two hundred years, saws,
during the last two hundred years among
the wonderful things we have done, we found,
ed and threw off the United States"
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NEW Book FOR AMERICAN WOMEN.

New Book FOR AMERICAN WOMEN.
The very extensive publishing house of
Brown & Taggard have recently published a
new edition of Mrs Cornelius "IIouse-kcep-
er's Friend. We are glad to know that tie
sale of,the work has been commensurate with
its merits.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27

complete, though necessarily somewhat brief
outline of the careers of the distinguished
men who if they live will in all probability
be the next President and Wee President Of
the United States. The work contains 2IG
pages, and is embellished with what are SAID
be excellent likenesses Of Mr.. Lincoln and
Mr. Hamlin.
c. G.. Chi!ds has it for sale.
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!. aohnsburu Business 1ireftoru

rpJ-GGISTS and dealers in PAINTS, OILS.
AID VARNISHES, Railroad street.
\. NEW ELL, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
O,,,c dt his Residence on Prospect Street
>LDRICH Il UNDERWOOD.
v...5.cturcrs and Dealers in FURNITURE.
Railroad street
l.. WHIP Pile.
pr:.-. THRssIING MACHINES AND HAND FAN MILLS,
Miss l.. McDOjGALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
VILLIN merry AND DRY GOODS.
Opposite st. JohIl,bury House.
Mr-. -. a. IIIGGINS,
MILLINERY GOODS. .CLOAKS. TRIMMINGS
Naln strect-Opposi'c Post Oiiicc
w. II. IIOR,TO
NERCHANT TAILOR; and dealer in
ra>I,, FURNISHING Goops. Railroad street.
\. Is. FLINT,
Manufacturer Of HARNESSES. Etc,
e.. &c P,ss,npsic lio,'se, Railroad ,treet.
&. G.. CHILDS,
..s,.LE N WATCHES, JEwELRY. SILVER AND
...Lu WAKE, SPECrACLEs, HOOKS. STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS. TOYS, sc.
..rs an! Engraving do!ie with elegance and prompt
Opposite Post ONCE Main street
ii. Il. u ". a. BROWN.
STOVES, TIN WARE. WOODEN & GLASS WARE.
Eastern Avenue.
II. ,I:SCOTT.
~ cry STABLE. Passenger, carried to and from the
- Stable Central street. 81. Joinsbury House
j. &. <'ROSSMAN,
IAKREJIAS
No = Bingham, Building. Main street.
ALEXANDER THOMPSON,
IRON FOUNDER AND MACIIlNIST,
Al PADDOCK MACHINE WORKS.
j. {. sUTII:!e a. Go.
NANCFAcrUgERS
Sur.s. MAHOGANY CHAIRS and MATTRESSES.
Buffers Building Railroad st.
BRIG III A VI Il eros NJ AN
MARBLE AND MONUMENTAL WORK,
Railroad street.
HASTINGS IL WRIGHT.
NEAT MARkET, kittredse's Building.
Nam Street. 39s
NIELS Il COOK,
NEAT AND PROVISION MARKET,
Buffers Building, Railroad Street.
T.. Is. G &c l., Artist.
~ ST JoHNSBURY PORTRAIT GALLERY.
..s.,.rfl-. sELAI>oIY?ks. SIZE rHOIoGRAPH
Better and cheaper than elsewhere.
HALL Il CLARK,
s,NCFACrrRERS i DEALERS IN FURNITURE
Fist door south OF 81. Johnsbury House.
-. DICI&I.N-,
Da.cr in DRY GOODS. SILKS. SHAwLs, &c.
ALIENS Book. Railroad Street.
STODDAKD s. CLARK,
tarv>ELLoRS AND ATTORNEYS AT LAW AM
SOLICITORS IN CHANCEKY.
attend To the business ofther profession before an
~ Courts o Vermont.
ID SIopDARD. Benz. 3. CLARK.
J.. RIOS -,
ATTORNEY. COUNSELLOR x SOLICITOR
OFFICE OVER +. jEw.rTS.
y. j. VILLA ARD,
ATTORNEY X COUNSELLOR AT LAW
A.'ENr FOR TIE VT. AUTUAL FIRE iHS. co.
j. G.. IsINGEIANI,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
49, nsILER IN MINERAL TEETH, GOLD roIL, rRUssE:
-FFOnrEKs, SHOULDER BRACES, FANCY GOODS,
Main street
GEO. NJ. BARNEY,
DEALER IN Doors. SHOES AND LEATHER
KuIREpcE's BLOCH. MAIN STREET.
u. r. { n ~ - y o.
II 'ORATIVE UPHOISTERER, and dealer in uphols
ry goods, Trimmings and Ornaments
b-.i"r', Building, Railroad stree
John BACON. end. ~ Co,
DEALERS IN HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL
=. JUlilsbury Centre, Vermont
LEM MON LSON,
Manufacturer of THRE>HING MACHINES,
~. Joln5bUry. VI
II. VI. HOWARD,
Dealer in
WATCHES, JEWELKY. Books. STATIONERY AN
FANCY GOODS.
.i?osite Bank. Main S
|. ID. KILBOURNE, ID. u. S.,
DENTAL SURGEON.
tt %. Juriiv. Eain { Central Stree
IL. II. y l.; w on,
DENTAL SUEIEON.
Office opposite Bank. Man street.
IL. :. BROW VI. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
cog o. ln kittrcts,'> Building Main stree,