The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


1850 just r.e:iTed AND oa rEsDE sle
CANT stock of goods suitable for the Spring Trade
20 cases fancy prints;
10 a. denims;
Il " bleached muslns;
2 " lawns; H
" ehalies;
10 - cottonades; ...I
.,-, :" apron checks; ---
10 bales shifting stripes ..t
30 /" sheeting; $50.
which we are selling below Cincinnati prices, as
determined to draw the good trade to Evans
Vile. Come and examine for yourselves at ..
mars J. H MAGHEE & CO.'S, First st.
TKLaR, ROSEJN. .g.N-D F.L.4STER 0F
-& Paris. l0J barrels in fine order, just received
and for sale by [mar5 S. 4. GILBERT & co. !.
TNVO.V'SORG.aL .a.N.ED BATHF.N.6I
renovated the R4TH HoSE h AND BARRE lR
SHOP UNDER MARBLE HALL, in fine style,
and is prepared to Shave, Shampoon, Dress Hair,
or to furnish Hot or Cold Baths at all hours.
This is the only Bath House in the city, and 1
am determined to conduct it and the Barber
Shop attached that it will become the headquarters
of all gentlemen wishing to be trimmed up in the
height of the style. ,..- - ..l.-i.-.
Give me a cali and try my skill. Terms reason
able. mar3-dtfl ISRAEL d. GLENN.
-A dozen fine, young and fat dressed Turkeys
just received at - T. REDMoND'S,
mars Posey's Block
~ 81 s! N q 81 ST.
~ 200 dozen nice and fresh, just received at
mars =. II. REDMoND'S-s &
"OT.aTOES! POT.ETOES!-
M 800 bushels receiving; best quality of Pink
eyes. [mar3l 7. REDMoND'S.
q II II W II II 5 q II p s.,
~ suitable for the season, and of the latest
style, received this day per Express.
sa = eA VAUTIER q MARCoNNIER, VS. &
mar3 Main, between First and Second Sis.
HAR. FEE.S GEE, Ms D.E.N,6J RE-
MY turned from the South, respectfully offers his
services to the citizens of Evansville and the sur
rounding towns. Hei prepared TO do all dental
work in the most approved manner, and the
most reasonable terms. He has secured the right
TO manufacture GooGyear's Patent Nalconite or
Hard Rubber base, which is superior 10 even the
finest metallic plates. He also is prepared to ex-
tract teeth by the New Electrical Process, without
pain. Also, the usual old styles of Cola and Silver
Plates. Decayed teeth permanently saved hy
plugging. Office No. 81 Main street. mar3d3m
McCUTcHANsvnLE, March LIST, 1860
NJ nj TO y o U ~ ~ NJ =.
time the adoption of the ''Cash system by
of your merchants, will show my appreciation of it
by forewarning all persons from crediting person
on my account Any person or persons whomso-
ever requesting credit in my name, and not having
the cash to pay for the goods purchased will be
unauthorized by me, and will not hold myself
sponsible for snch debts, neither will i consider
myself responsible for the fulhlment of any con
tracts of any degree kind made aud executed in
BY giving this publicity, you will much oblige
mar2-Iwd&w ANDREW ERSKINE
MMKsSOEUTHOyV. OF H'.4RT.N.ER-
ZV SHIP. The partnership of j. $. Jaquess &
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent by the
withdrawal OF Hiram f. Read. All business OF
said firm will be settled by the remaining part
ners, Jonathan Jaqness and Henry c. Gwathmsy,
who will continue the business under the same
JONATHAN s. JAQUESs,
$3.50 HIRAM E. READ, tts 81
HENRY O. GWATHMEY.
Evansville, Feb. 20, 1660.-mar2-3W