Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 78, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 October 1856 — Page 1

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r Office of Publication Corner of Main and Water Streets. TEX CELVTS PER WEEK P. Y. CxlCLILE, Proprietor. EVANSVILLE, IND., TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 28. 1856. NUMBER 78; VOLUME IX.

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H. a. WIIE6I.BR. A. L. ROBINSON WHEELElt & BOBISSOXi ATT0K5ETS AND COUHCELORS AT LAW, s (Successor to Instle, Wheeler & lelehart.) General Land and Collecting .igeney, OJlce on 3J t. - Osponit the new Court House Building, near ' fVanhin'ton Hotel, F.naneoille, Ind. It B. II. Q. Wheeler .Votary PubieJL '."wwiiti'. , . T. sotuvaii. ,. .1 Oil II IT 111.137 & -To. fOUWAKDING AN COMMISSION ' MERCHANTS, . ' 90 XeUOUpUOUla"N,EW ORLEANS nBJto . asa IdLEIUUX .un orti.EITATR AOKNT.

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T WH! practice Law In the Circuit Courts of v"de-,?h f ndthea-ljorningcountie. Office oyer the Canal Bann, Evansville, la. :e.'t'5r TIOItinSS.JOIISSON, 1 , 4TT0RKY AT 11' AD RKAL ISTTI lOHT. Ome. . PiTst..ia Bray's buildings, nearly oppose the Poet Olfioe. Evaasville, Ind. j" ' - j0TABTPü""l0aÄDV" i&'Qt fc PEACE, MT.CABWEL. 4 ... a .1.

Tille. loa. . - ' " " nifiii BMISAim 1an31 . GROCER, FOR WA RDI COMMISSION DiAtaa in all u or raoDoc, ! fineenne, Ind. Pnrticalar attention paid o forwarding and Receiving. oct31-tI ; "r'tl'VlIQTEL. WATER ST. BTWK VIH AND DIVISIOM , Evansville, Ind. WM. H. BOICOURT. Proprietor act! W. A. K MA, IIENOHICKS Ac BICKEA, '' (Late V: W. Hendricks & Co. WHOLESALE DEA.-ER3 IN BOOTS AND SHOES. ' nLocK.r.a btrrbt. kar maik. Z.riiirJR.. B. R. It'OOIRB. J.8.R0ORR .Mo. " ViEUS, M'GCJIUK & CO., Commission ''"'It N0.22,POYDRASbTKS.kL.I, a, , New Orleans. La. Ubaralcash advances will be made oueonsigümeuts B1PChota"h?rmson & VtLLSt,Loui.,Mo. " W. E. Browsi 6c Co., Vincennea la. ' Behedict WiLLiaMs.GrayvUie.UU ; O'RiLET&Co.jEvansville.Ia. -TsöVVnTIci-; J AMIES HARLAN. Ja. Kvansviue. ov. . 'j PsilNTEU'S JOB PAPEUS. Wo. TT and 79 WhII Ctncinnatl, O. w t AVK on hand a neauinui wu- v , r T u 11 PBRS: Cards. Card Sheets. Black and oolored Inks. VCfIcfünRERTpRlcES oetl I - . r- nrr Ml UM K W Attorney iANDAKTffrBUo. ?LTair.nrfaiunrto all lulfne.. entrusted: to him w WBOLKSALE OEALERS IK ORO0KR1ES AND LIGUORI. CORSES WHOLKBALn RTAKSVILLK. IND. TUB undersigned have this day formed a J! th. purpose of doing a wholesale Grocery and Liquor . aaAo.A ,h humness of Messrs Alliss ,VO& OASH. m aay boas, in EyaasTille. ora tj THE subscriber hastaken the above house, and nas entirely refitted and refurnished it, and is prepared . . " ... f th house in a satisfactory Mr. Peter Burke, and has agooasLa u..... . :fcostler.areinconsntat.iu--. will be paid to tne care oi norcio.. ....... .-ng,and ln all respects, the PubU-J a liind her rood Housodelfjytf AJYjE tkRIMTS. 25 eases new -tyles fancy Print; 5 do black and whita do; Ree'd this day Ji JKr mhl8-dtw 418 Main street. Louisville. b.y. Sagrtlo'n Floss; 150 gro Linea Floss; 20 Jos Hair Braids; 150 dos Dress Buttons; 75posfaney Silk, handsome styles: 20 pel black nombasine; 50 fancv all wool Bareges, Itee'd this day and for sale br JAMES L0 0.. v,oj.- . 418 Main street. Lonisville. Ky B ESTÜALiTY of Blairsville FLOUR at reduo.d prices. deo24 "-" 5 ? j - - . t . u. .-J C.i t, j e .uk, trtAA A XKS. Oollins. üippasouu. ehaius. ho and Halter chains for sale by h - Ai.un.wii. full assortment of Knives. V j IManes and Truss Hoops just reo' d by itwnwJ I'l I'll K'M -nsisi.n. a. mi. r steamer J tr . T iic-iHriFf :wecd e.r.d for sale by Main street bet. Istand 2d rr, n ' i .'im any,, ... C",vK BOOK".- A large and complete assortmentof !Unk Ledgers Journals. Day and Cash Books of every variety of style and binding, for s.ile by mh2t T. COMYNGTON & CO. VfiOMRTHlJIH PRETTY. A few ehoioe. first raw KT Moire Aatiauei silk dross patrons, reo'd at inhLi S. EMBICH. f RÖXES German soap; 20 boxes Palm soap; 25 boxes .'fklF Cream cheese: 20 gross of ass'd scrubbing brushes; 30 boxes of ground spioes; 40 doi or ass'd Carry Combs for Mle by mh22 I & D. HEIMANH. C HOICK RICE. 5tieroes reo'd perT. CTwithell for sals by S. E. GILBERT & CO., mhl Syo. near Water. HOICK RIO COFFKK.:-50 bags" best quality" reo'd per T. C. Twichell. for sale by mhlü a. K. i Ltsn.it r uu.. ye. near v acer. '-sft BLL has also justieoeived 5 boxes superiorgo'd leaf Jm tobanr. f L&nzhorneil 5 cross short cut J . Anderson's (Solace;) 7gross shortcut J. Anderson's (Amulet:) together , with one of the largest stocks of drugs ever brought to this market. mh22 ill ETROPOLIT VN BOOTS. The above artiele has iiBi justarrived. It is the same that gave such goueral satisfaction iMtfttll and spriag. Come and tit yourselves with a pair for Suodiv. mh25 HENDRICKS & McRBA. SI A V. .15 bales bright Timothy reo'd per iirnal b at Hor1 - , l ., . . i." i vn.TCD j. rn . E 300 bush small white in shipping order forsale BUH I NESS CHANCED. HAVE sold my stock or Groceries t. Messrs. Z. H. COOK & Sow. who willoontinuo the nasiuess at my old stand. . which I have rented to them for Are years. They will also connect with it their present busine of Family Groceries and Produce I hope my friends and customers will eall and examine their stock and give them a liberal trial. la retiring from my present business, I would return my sincere thanks to my numerous friendsand customers fortheir very liberal patronage, and what is etill more desirable in business, their very general pnnotnality in "material aid." I shall heneeforth be found at the office ol Geo. Fostrb a Co. (of whioh Arm I am a member), and will give to the business of that house my personal attention, and where I ehall be pleased so see my friends. ian22-tt ' M. W. FOSTER. TOB CCO. Five Lamp cheap to close eons:rnment de8 GEO. FO-4TER f!f UlKH AND OOOR8. 25.000 Lights ass'd Sash; 79 125 Paanal Doors, ia store and for Sal. bv P8 ORR. DALZELL & CO. - n"OI1'E. IWlbbls Plantation ia fine order and 100 Arm naii-nois oo, Tor sale ny 4V P .. .ORR. BAL1ELL ft CO.

LOUISVILLE.

Franc carter .. jeuiTT. CAttTEll&JOCETT. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, KO. 23, EAST BIBS THIRD ST.. BET. MAIS AMD WATE LOUISVILLE. KY. R6fer to Geo. Foster Ic Co., P. G. 0'Eiley& Co., Evansville, Ind. Il-1y " KLTIN'tJ. 1 case Bates' Welting ree'd this day and for sale by JAMES LOW & CO., f.b22 41 Main street, Louisville, Ky. c. YSSIM ERE. 30 pieces fancy C&3aimere, handsome tyles, ree'd this day and for sale l.y 7 JAMES LOW & CO.. deel2-daw 418 Main St.. Lonisville. Ky. c OTTO ADKK.-W oases Ripkas Cottonades; a eases New York Mills uottonaaea, ree-a tnis aayauu ioi sue mhl 418 Main street. Lonisville. Ky SUNDRIES.-- v, , 7SO pieces Silk Handkerohlef; 150 de 8hirt Bosoms; ree'd this day and forsalo hy octg 418 Main street. LonisTille. Ky J C8T KKCKIVKB.- . Home Journal Aprti lz; tsanous notorial Apm if. fJ. Y. Pinaynne April 1; . . Liispntcn pm ia; Satnrdsr Pest April 1; London Pnnoh March 22; London Illustrated News March 22: London illustra ed Times March 22; ' N Y Ledger April 19; Brother Jonathan April 12; b . Y. Time, Aprill.-, N. Y. Clipper Aj&MaTE. CTESTim-l ease nlaid Marseilles Vesting, ree'd this V day and f.r sale by JA3. LOW & CO.. mh29-dAW 418 Main street, Louisville. Kj K1LANNEL8. 5 eases Canton Flannels; Shales vellow do; 2 do rraen do do; ree'd this ij anl for sale by JAMES LOw te CO.. Aeon-it 418 Main street. LonisTille. Ky T hmwn FTenebeck Towelinr: day an i for sale ty . JAS. LOW & CO.. 41 Main tre?- LoniflyilU. Ky ran '.ta k w CINCINNATI NIXO'V & 600HM1N, AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AN D CITY MILLS BOOK AND N EWS PAPER. PLATNER & SMITH'S II I ii il k Hook 1 ap era; SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS A CARD SHEETS; ' L.ig-Ii (body's Book and News Ink; MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, etc., eto. SALES ROOMS. 77 & 7 WALNUT STREET. CINCINNATI. O. uri.. - h.vAir.r Avprv varietv of naner adapted to the citv nd aoountry trade, and ihe materials employed in its manu-1 otur nest .esgHa fdrice paid for Rag. ep46m ' CIXCIXSiTlT'APEll HARKHOCSK. "STÄV;,". jm. tw..,.iiv.uWw. - . , , , varied stock of Papers, uur arrangements wnn r.sjcern manufacturers and dealers are suoh that we are enabled to keep on hand, at all times, a large stocx oi uaps ana Keiiers, plain end ruled: FlatO.ps. Demys, Mediums, Royals and Super Royals; Blank Book Papers, manufactured by Platner & 'mith, and other first class manufacturers. w . r. n rront. for the best Printers' Csrds. and keep on hand, at all times, a complete stock of Printers' Papers of every description. Ligntbody's Book and News Inks McCreary's Colored Inks, varnisn ana itoia sue. n iu . Inrro stock ot the best Four. .i..v...,.i Rnnb Pn.n.r. . und can snnplv orders to al' most any extent, with regular siies, and irregular sites msketo oroer onsnorcnotic. W nav the hinhest market price in cash, for Kags. nag- ; I) n..tn l'..f. Wholesale Paper Dealers, & Manufacturers' Agents, ,ei 77 and 79 Walnutst . Cinoinnati. IlIPItnVK O PÜKIABLL HI 11,1.. IVOR grindin wheat and eorn, and all other lubttances Gennine old Anchor Brand Bolting Cloths, and Belting of all widths ,,.v v Onrarent. J. R. Monroe, is authorised to sell the above articlesatonrCinoinnati prices, including freight. Call at. I R. Monroo's Family Grocery, eorner of Oak an Seoond streets. . Jel8-tf JAMES BRADFORD & CO.. Oinoinaatl. O . FRED. eEli BONDBIO, COMMISSION MKRCHAST, KO. 7 LAFAYKTTK 8TRKICT, New Orlcwnse I.a.. innil,. .la of Tintter. Cheese. Lard. Eggs. Dried Kruits. Flonr. Meat, and all sorts of Wester Prodooe and lor the purchase of Grooeries, etc. Cash advances made on con signments. A iecl4-d6m 7S(I1IXK STORKS. 7( 0 lbs assorted Gun Packing; li reels Paokinx Yarn: 200 lbs assorted White Ror e; 3 dos assorted Wrenches; 30 lbs No. 1 Flour of Emorv; S bbls Winter-strained Lard Oil: or sale by - my 7 HORNBROOK & CO PAYNE!) MEAT SHOP IS nowopenedfor the season atth old stand on Fi stetreet. between Vine and Sycamore streets. I will keep constantly on hand all kinds of fresb Meats of tae est qualities, ana an oi tnem ai trie lowest mer ket prioes. I would be glad to nave oalls from my oia casto mors and the publio generally. vivtair febS-tf "M. PATSB. SPRfflVG GOODS!! VTITE are now receiving the largest and mosr desirahle W tock of DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOKS, HATS CAPS and notions ever offered in this market, to which Ws respectfully in vite the trade. . . . p4 J. S. JAQTJES3 & CO. COFFEE. 0 bags prime, per Empire, for sale by novl3 GEO. FOSTER & CO. e t.ARPET CHAIN. 25 bagstor sale by j feb26 S. E. GILBERT A CO.. Syo. near Water. raWACR ERRL. 25 kits prime No. 1 Mackerel roe'd and 11 SL tor sale by mh4 PRESTON BROS. 9ECEIVED 250 gross N.Y. Paper Matches for sale by Btnv mil I. Sc D. HEIMANN, evansvii.ee tool tobe SItV OF THE Bl PLANE. MAIN STREET BETWEEN riUST AND 8KCOKD, THE undersigned having largely increased his stock of Hardware, offers for sale to the citizens of Vanderburgh ana surrounding counties, an extensive assortment oi MECHANICS TOOLS for Carpenters. Joiners. Millwrights, Cabinet and wagon maxers, loopers. Masonry uunsmuns, iM&ossmicns ana Butohers, &o. Also constantly on hand a full stock efgeneral BtTll. PINO HARDWARE; " locks, latches, butts and shutters, hinges, bolts, screws, brass goods, ets., nails, glass, sash and paines. GAHPKN ASH FAKtniVi XUU1.3. Pocket and table Cutlery, Chairs, Brushes, Saales, Bells, Axes and agreat variety of articles usually kept ia hardware stores. Orders by mail or otherwise carefully attended te. mh2l AUGUSTUS WALDKIROH. IgJKKD OATS. A first rate article of seed Oats forsale by ik7 mi.-i-im SHANKLIN & REILLY. TPERFIXE FLOCRChoice brands at reduced prices J. W. & 8. VIOKERY. by mb27 V ITCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELIIV, &C. WE have jnstreoeived, (and are oontinnally makingadditioas.) alarize and fine stock of Watches. Jewelry. Clocks. Siver Ware, in short all articles usually kept in a Jewelry ;;0re, and being direct from the manufactur'; -are enabled to sell at very low fi"??. Tu public generally and the ladies in particular. are"invited to call and examine eurstoek and prices. BITTROLFF & SONS. apis Main street et. ist ana id. gRKSli ARRIVALS. ' bl 20 cases elegant Fancy Prints; 10 do assorted bleached Muslim; 100 pieces plain bl ck Lawns; 100 do half mon raing; Lawns; 85 do elegant Frenoh Robes; 120 do Challie Belege, extra qualities; 500 do assorted Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs; 30 cartoons assoited Ribbons, iust ree'd and for sale by my5 J. H. MAGHEB & CO., CHOCFJllES AND PICOVISIUNS. WHKRKc.n the hungry people get The bestof Grooeries. dry and wet? They'll find them, yon may safely bet, AtZ. H. Cook & Son's. There's floor and sugar, soda, soap, -. Pipes, pickles, buckets and kitchen stuff; Cigars quite worthy of a puff, Foreash at Z. ij Oook ft Son's. There'ieodtish, coffee, starch and spice. Hams, cheese and butter, very nice; All to be had at the lowest price, For cash at Z . H. Coos & SON'S. Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt. And further, lest the rhvme should halt. You'll find iust every thing but fault For eah at Z. H. Cook & SON'S. Tn fact, beliove this tale or not No man, except a stupid sot. Can wan: for oven, paa or po. Or any thi ng that can 't be got To nibble cold or swallow hot, Foreashat Z. H. Cook & So8. 3 jTla Boxes Planes aad Plane Irons instree'd by .m.ß mh21 WALDE LDKIRCH. TO THE .ADIEK. SHANKLIX & RKTLY won d respectfully invite the attention of the ladies of Rvansville and vicinitv to thir lage and varied stock ef Bmhroideries, and white goo da just received en.Drcing: LitmericK ijace uoliara and Sleeves; Kmb'd Linen do do; Mattese Chroohetdo do, Rook Muslin do do; - Jaconet. Cambrie and Swiss Collars; Swisand J acme' Embroidered Bands; do do Edgings and Insertions English Thread, Lace and Hagings; Mourning Collars and Sleeves; ' White and black English erape Collars; . Molian and white embroidered Skirts; French Corsets and ulk Tests, Rtrined Kanisoek. S wise and Plaid Muslins; Real dotted and Embroidered Swiss dress patsrns. fer aiaiet owprictiy my3 aH4LI.& HtiLV

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I CK CHESTS AiVD REFRIGERATORS. 12 Io OUests asAorted sixes; 10 do Refrigeraturs assorted siiee. jnst ree'd ky 1yi0 Z. H. COOK & SON. fclATRA FAM II. Fl.OL'n. The best bianrts in MIA Southern Indiana, now in store, and kept constantly on hand forsale by sepl TIOKEKY & J OHKSTU. LOCR- An extra article in bags of 25, 50 and 98 pounds Bl for sale in lota to suit by sep13 GEO. FO.'TER A- CO. TTAK T KD. 5.0011 bushels Prime Red an White Wheat , WW tor wtiicQ we will pay tne oiRticst pricfs uash. sepl3 GEO. FOSTER & CO. TOBACCO. PC boxes S. R Dick, 5 Lnmp; 25 eadd esS. RDick Klomp; ß 5 io Yirginia 5 do; 20 do Soutberlund M do; 10 do do 1 do; 15 do Crampton eztratwist; 5 do do ' 7A10 do; 15 do Southern Belle 1'p; 5 keirs old fashion extra: 25 do Blue Hen k Chickens; iuit ree'd, in store and forsale lojr by sepl9 Z. H. 0OO1C tc SON. COUTRV BACOJV.- ' ' - lOOOlbs Hams; 2000 lbs Shonldors: 20O0 do Sid.3rib'd and elear; also a snrpiy of extra Suirar Cured and Canvassed Ham, in ntore and for sale bv jolR HEKSHBERGER & CARSON. ,-, .fHOICK IIV'DIGO. 200 lbs very ehoice jost ree'd. for sale low by S. GILBERT & CO. POTATORS, forsale by 25bblsver fine Irish Potatoes inst ree'd jelS HERSHBSRGERA CARSON. L. 8. CLABEC. 1 M STAXnKLD. CLAEKE & STAXFIELD, CAUPENTERS AMD JOINERS, Shop corner First and Chesnnt streets. ALL work entrusted to us, done with neatness and dispmtnh. Afsl Particular attention paid to the putting up of Stores, Store Fronts, and Jobblnr generally. - mh26-tf 75 B11L3 Lakesalt; 20 packaies No 1 Mackerel for sale hy apl4 Z.H. COOK 4 SON. Tfi BOATMEN. prepare to inpply Canal and Ohio Boats, and families with every article they need in the way of Stores Caal Boatsmen are particularly requested, to remember my place. mhl3-2tTdt.f JOHN FARRKLL. J S5. SEW SP1UNG CO" OS . 1 S5. rUST received in stc-re a fresh lot of Spring Style Goods, which we are prepared to dispose of at the lowst figures. Weshall continue to receive all the latests'yles of goods direct from the importers and manufacturers, and hope by our strictattention to the wants of the merobats to merit a fair shareof their patronage. J. O. JEWKLL & CO., ""hl3-tf Corner Vine and Pirst s'reets. " BR LS No. 1 Plaster Paris in store ad for sale by 5 mh26 Z. H COOK & SON. fK YIO.. 10 boxsin store aud for sale by J apl2 PRESTON RROS. T7 X TR A F A l H.V FLOCR. Jnstreoeived a further .supply .fF.Markle'.extra...,an. flour, warranted phiku to tn nest at. Louis rra-i.. . , HERSHB1? K't: ,. H RSON. H . ; , ; r r ULjaiir'L.a uoiainy lustirom tue niius anu maue Q9W out of rnre white flint, Hominv co'n forcale at wholesale or retailby P. HORNBROOK & CO. EPa - 10 ASK Zante Currants: 1 bbl paper-shell Almonds; SO boxns Raisins ass'd M. R. and Layers; 2 trails Dates, reo'd per steamer Defender by ap2 Z. H. COOK Jb 80V. 4TbiRA!V"IJK.-20 xes just received and tor sale by w apl5 PRESTON BROS. LASTIXfJ POWDER. 25 kegs just reo'd and for salehy aP15 PRESTON BROS. H liMO.V SYilL P. Baldwin & Myers' pure lemon. M j i reo'd per Persia, for sale by apS S. E. GILBERT Is CO. CEMENT AIM D LIME 75 bblsCement; 100 bblsWhite Lime, in store and for sale by my ORR. DALZRLL & CO. nERMFTIC AI.I. VSE.4LEÖ FRKSH OYSTERS. 15 cases 1 and 2 pound cans, ree'd per Peru a, for sale by ap8 S. E GILBERT & CO. ClADOZ Grain Cradles; 20 dos Half Bushels, in store ORR, DALZELL & CO. O KW for sale by ap8 new noons. TTSTreoeivcl at Mrs. McKsy's Can and Trimming Store. P Also an assortmentof Window Shades. Oil Cloths. Bnrean and Stand Covers on First street near Main, h'4 MRS. MbKAY. PAINTING; t PtliTlSGI! GE0BÖE G. WALKER & CO., ORNAMEKATAL AN SIGN PAINTINO. LL orders will be attended t with punctuality and disria patch. Office Venneman'a Row, Vine street, between Second and third streets. feh2')-tf :"r A iiOXEScity Window Glas 8x 10 9x12 10x14 10x12 M W 9 lnxl6; 20 gross extra pint flasks received this day and for sale by tp5 I. & D. HEIMANN. SJATKN I.RITHKR O ITKRS. Gents black drab cloth, patent leather gaither boots, Oxford and Prinoe VlbTt cuts from the most fashionable manufactory Fast. apl 2 HBNDRICK S MeREA CASES Ladies Bootees; 50 cases Child Kootees;?o 9 W eases Men's ealf and kip shoes: 150 eases Men's boots forsale by mh31 J. H. MAGHEE & CO. A WOOL TWEEDS. 2 bales erey Twe d ree'd to--m day and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO. CiPOOITHRKin.2iX)gross, lie yards, white Spool Thread; 2V do 100 do col'd do do: reo'd his day and forsale by mylO JAMES LOW & CO. KVI,(i SII.K..l9 day and forsale by 100 lbs black sewing silk, ree'd toJ AMES LOW A CO.. 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. ap28 B9LACK LVWiS.-2 cases sol id black lawns. . received BU I Uo-davand forsale by JAMES LOW fr. CO.. ap28 4t8 Main street Louisville. Ky. HOK THREAD. 1 oaBe ree'd to-rtav and for sale by iJ3 ap26 JAMES LOW 0O. 4t8 Main st , Lnnisvillee Kv fjnRIMMIXGR 10 cartons Silk Fringe j 10 "cantons silk BL trimmings, ree'd to-day and for S'le by ap28 JAMES LOW A CO. Do'IiRT RIBBON. ELP 50 aai r toons Bonnet, Ribbon assorted; 50 do Drees Tri mm inns do: ree'd this davand for sale by JAM KS LOW fr CO., my3 418 Main street, Lonisville, Ky. CiliDWRLL Sc LAIVGLGT. FJW'AVIVÖ taken the old stand formerly oc en pied by Z. H. ML JS i'ook. next tne rose omce. nave a larre ana wen selected stock of Family Groceries, which they offer low for cash, hopir.r by close attention to business to receive a liberal share of public patronage. my8 OUDRIK8. SObnshels Potatoes 30 lbs Table Butter. 100 doz Eggs, just received at myl7 CALDWELL & LANfJLEY'S Family Grocery, KEE & PKESTOX B AVE commenced recaiving their Fall and Winter stock WW of goods, embracing every variety of merchandise they have usually kept. We offer the trade the .areat and best selected stock we have ever gotup; onr styles are suburb and prices low No merchant ought to visit this market this Fall without examining our stock, as it is a pleasure to show our choice selections of goods, and whether he buys or net will leave a better man and patriot, from tne tact oi tue great oeauty ot the various styles and combinations of gay, rich colors, we dUnlav of the best American manufactories, will make him feel prouder of hw country. avp6 KEES & PRESTNI XO GEJiTlETiEfll OF XASXE. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTIXGS, &C, JtC JUST BICIIVED AT D. S. ANDERSON'S JTIercIiaii t Tailor, I HAVE jnst received some besn'iful articles for Gentleman's wear, seleoted by myself, and superior in quality and beauty to anything ever before opened in thiscity. and of the very latest styles. I invite the attention of gentlemen to my cloths, spring nassimeres, vesting. &e., &p. Any of thesp goods will be made a p per order in the mot fashionable styles, and warranted to fit. D. S. ANDKRSON. ap2Q-tf Firt street, between Min and Syoamore. COAL.! COAL,!! wwte are now riceiving a large lot of the best coal in the If West, and are ready to supply eur friends and customers by the small or largo quantities. i e will deliver it to private honses as 12 cents per bushel, to the wholesale consumers, we will make a liberal deduction. Orders leftat the store of Hollingswoith & Hughes will be promptly attendedto. ap2 J. W, & J. W. HUGHES. CASH. STOUAOE. I HAVE a large double Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored taken care of and held snbject to the owner's orders, on the most reasonable te.'ms mhl6 P. G. O'RILET. DO.MK-TIC LIQtOR!. , 30 bbls m. brandy; 20 bbls Bourbon A Rve Whisky: S do do Gin; 19 do Peach Brandy: . . $ do Cherry Brandy, forsale at mh26 S. MYERS'. Cork 'CaiT Biixx oik "ax d w i x es . Maderia; Malaga; fort; Catawba; Claret; . Forsale by mh2S Rhine Win.. S. MYERS ORA.OKKR8 XT WHOLKS4LE CSB RETAIL. rvMHti undersigned constantly keeps on hand a large assortS raent of fresh Water. Butterand Sugar Crackers, and alto'of S3da. Pilot and Naval Bread, which being manufactured by the latest immoved Machinery, thev eanheeoldat as low a price as in any plaoe in the West, and arnnotexccllcd in quality by any other manufactory in the ennntry. .A large stock alwason hand at my shop, en Water street between Sjeamore and Vine. dec1-dti T. SfVZICH. rTFlOB X;0.V) caddies W. Barrow's Tobscco ree'd per X railroad, for sale by augff I. & D. HBIMAN N . CRM EXT. 209 bbls J. Halme fo.. for snr sale very low by iyi2 GEO. FOSTER & CO. BACOIV enoibe Oonnrrr Hams: 1.000 lbs Clear Sides, for sal, by anje HEESHBE3GER 0AR)O

I HAVE opened, on the cor-SuTTj I Äner of Canal and Main streets. iviufjrJiStSCs lS-i'La Boat Stör and Family Grocjcry Ksirb-esr-w liahment. where I will be prepared at all times

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NEW GOODS AN I NEW PUICEM. eiJUANKLiN & RE1LY beg leave to call the attention to 9 their Iriends and customers, to their large and wall re looted assortment of new spring and summer dry goods, ree'. during thepast two weeks, comprising one of the most desirable stocks to be fonnd ia the city, which they offer at wholesale and retail to their customers and the public generally atlow prices for cash or prompt time buyers. Theirstock consigns in part of the following: Broad cloths, black and fano) Cassimeresand Tweeds, white, buff and fancy Marsaillesand silk Vestings. Cottonades. Croton cloths and plain aad fanya Linen Drills, rich Calicoes of Philip Allen, Spragnes, Bnc State Mills and other rich printed French and Sootch Jaconets and Lawns, rich printed French Robes, plain and satiy striped Beregss, black and colored Crape Manti, white Cash mere, plain an tancy uvngtiams. ncn printea urcanoiee, Brillianteesand Challi de Lames, white erape Shawls black and fancy silk shawl', rich stilla shawls and scarfs, black and while lace Capes. Moria antique Parasols, silk and gingham Umbrellas. Panama, Leghorn and Bratd Hats. English straw and fancy Bonnets, rich bonnet Ribbons. Hosing, Gloves, Palm leaf and faney Fans, hoots and shoes. Carpets, floor and stair Oil Cloth and printed window bunds, together with a great variety of Trimmings, small wares and fancy goods, &o.. Aft. , myl SHANKLIN & REILY. 'MECHANICS' WOB KS,' FOUND BY AND MACHINE . SHOP. EVANSVILLE, IND. WILLIAM BOVLK A OO., HAVING purohased Mr. Henry Sehribcr's well known Foundry, would respectfully ask a continusnce of the patronage extended him. and invita the attention of all whs) rant Foundry work of any kind done, te our facilities. We ire experienced in the business, and will warrant all work we do. and prices reasonable. We are prepared to manufacture Steam Engines, Fire Engines. Hydraulic Presses, Tobacco Sorewaand Presses. Saw Mill and GristMill Machinery. Buildins Bastings. Hotsepewer Thrashers. Corn Shellers. Lard Kettles. Lard Presses, Railroad Woik, Steamboat Re pairs done, ere. Castings of every description made to order at shortnotioe. Steam Boilers, Lard Tanks, and all the fixtures belonging ;herto. Brass eastings of all kinds made to order. All orders may be addressed to WM. BOYLE & CO. mb.28 6 Evansville. Ind. 4ft ROSS keg F assets filled with leather; 24 dot Ox Mama; 15 doilonr 1 square German Cologne, 24 doi bears oil fr sale by apl7 I. & D. HEIMANN. tJIJNRIKS. 3 125 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons, new and handsome styles; 100 do new styles Dress Tiimmings; 150 dot Cambric Cravats assorted qualities; 25 pieces supertwill'd French Black Cloth: 20eartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon, differentwidths; 350 Parasols, assorted styles, 5 pes Satin de Chine; 50 doz Tuck Combs. 75 doz India Robber Puff Combs; 100 dot Horn do, 150 gro Metal Vest Buttons; 100 gro metal Coat Buttons; 150 gro horn Panddot res'd this day and forsale ty JAS. LOW & CO.. mh29-dAw 18 Mainstreet. Lonisville. Ky. COPAJ'TSEKSHIP. rglHE undersigned have formed a copartnership, nnder thS B name andstvle of Raleoek A Sonntag, and will carry cn the Hardware Business on Water street, at the old stand et Babcoek Brothers. hkiky o. jjahitui'K, jy2i-tf GEORGE 8. SONNTAG. P ICR LED PORK. 5 bbls for resiling. au PZ7 HEKHfir!ri,iLrilt, cT i.ssaua. 'MIOICK FAM ILV FLOTH alwsys on hand at . sng27 K S. B A BCOCK's. Water street. I KHOXs. -Just reo'd from Baltimore per railroad bv Z. H. COOK A SON. c HEESE oxes. choice article instjeo'd from Cin cinnati, forsale by aax'JS uiiki s juhasu.i. MACKEREL In barrels and kitts. all nnmhere.' tale by S. K. GILBKRT A CO.. augio Syo. near Watt S "0 FFEK AXD TK l.-S bays prime Coffee and1 2 chests j Tea. reo'd sad for sale by je!4 I. STAFFORD. 5 UT RECEIVED AT WALDRIHCH'S TOOL STORE. 6 boxes Oarpenters' Planes; Bench aad Han Screws: Trass Hoops, Columbus manufacture. Mainstree. between Istand 2d. leH NEW FA ill I IIT GKOCF.KY. WE have bought the stack and taken the store formerly occupied by T. Bacon A Co.. on Main street, opposite the Branch Banv. and have made large additions to their stock, with sueh a.-aog.ments for future supplies as justifies us in promising the citizens of Evansville and vicinity, as great a varietv of the best oriclesof Family Groceries asany house in the eity . Being determined to use every exertion to give satisfaction in all eases, we hope to receive a liberal patronage. Give us a trial. All Goods delivered freeof charge mhl3 HE RS HB ERG ER A CARSON. THE II 7, RI POWDER COMPANY. . MANUFACTURERS AND DKALVRH IN s sun IP dLl CB 22 o MA VINO reduced their prices to correspond with the Tduct cost of Saltpetre, ontinae to offer their well known 'TAnds of Klkctkio Istha Rjflb and Kentucky RirLE To wder, ink era and an ister. Also tnnpowder for j oiamnjrma junior, com prism i a run assortment of qn antic and kinds required by the trade, gnaranteei to give entire samiaction . Th standard of their Powder, which ha now enjoyed the highest repnt.tion for more than twenty-five years, will he found nnaurpused by any other manufacture of ihe kind in the world. Forsale hr th principal rtealern. and also at thp office of the Uompany, io. 83 VV all, cor. v ater street. ew i ork. A. Q. HAZARD, President. A. V,. DoufJT.ASS, Sets'y. ' OTK-fini - "R E F I NAEPM E N T . SVBRY one of the above names will be found well adapted to and a true representative of the immense quanti ties of Goods tust arrived at the well known store ox Wm. Loeur'iillnil V Co. Comer of Wain and F rst streets. Havine an assortment and a selection of Goods, surpassing in the variety o f styles, colors andshade. also in quantity and quality any and every thing which we or any other house everexMbited, we take particular pleasure to ;nvite our friends and customers in Evttnsvllle and vicinity to give us a call. We extend our invitation particular to the fair sex. asuring them that every article imaginaMe under the name of Dry Goods. Embroideries (Swiss, French and Scotch) Faney Good. Manillas White Goods of every description. Shawls, Millinery and Straw Goods, can be seen in the richest, choice and most varied assortment. We are fully convinced that we can satisfy the mostsansuineexpectations, and satisfy every claim rMpcting rood taste and low prices. In Clothing of eex v kind and cut we can please every demand as for fashion, color or quality. ana tne same in pioce goods, 'inmeann convince yourselves mlVU WM. LOEWENTHAL CO. Z. H. COOK &..R0N, WIIOLK8LK WD RRTII, OKVI.RRg L U1IOCKUIKÜ ic PHOVISIU., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. :o:WHOLES ALK DEPARTMENT. FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN. RETAIL DEPARTMENT. MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER TW H. COOK begs to thank his friends in Evansville and eis neighborhood, for their lavors so freely bestowed nnon him since he has bien in business amongst them, end takes tnis opportunity or introducing to tneir nottee nissoa. Air. H. A. ui'U K. whom be has taken into narrnershio from this date, and solicits for the new firm of Z. H. Cook a Sow. a continnance of th, support so liberally conferred on himself. . M. uoux soB. having taxen the business premisesand purchased the whole of the stock of Mr. M. W. Foster, feel confident that thev will be enabled to supply the citizens of tsvansville with every artiole they may reauire in the Gro cery and Provision line. Z. H. C. A Son wish especially to draw the attention of persons in the country having produce of any kind to dispose of. to their inoreased facility for tak ing off their stock, andsupplying them at their store, with all articles renn :rA in th wholesale department, at prices that .7.;.... .. luture. feh2-tf KOCIC HAVEN FOB 8AIE, '- WISHING to retire from active business to my farm, I now offer this place for sale. On it is a commodious Tavern House, one large three story Stone Wavehonse, also oneof Frame; a Pork House with eapaoitr to slaughter from 400 to .'900 hogs per day, with good Stables and all necessary out-buildings. ; It has a stone landing of good depth of water and at all times free from mud. It now possesses a goo a Dry uooas ana Grocery Trade, and is widely known as a shipping point second to but few towns on the Ohioriverfrom Louisville to Evans ville. The location and charaterof the business of the plaee imperatively require other branches of business to be conducted, viz: A Tobaeeo Stemmery. Are.. Ae.. all essen tially necessary to supply the demands of the pnblie, and which, if done, would incrcaso the general business of tbe place amazingly. A large section of tho country from which to this time, no trade has been derived f for want of roads) and nearer this point than any other will in a short tim, be brought to this placo (as an order has been issued from eourt for th, openirg oi new roaus.; r or iirrtner inrormatien ad dress ROBERT GRAHAM. . Jy9-tds . i l - Rock Haven; Ky. BROOMS AND WASH BOARDS. , ,t . 75 doi Faacy and Shaker Brooms; 1 30doz Wash Boards; SO bxs and hf-bxs WheatStarcb; IS bbls Pearl Barley; 3 bbls Oat Veal; lOObxs 3srman A i'alm Soap;6sbxs fancy Parse A Bar Soap; 5 Iihds prime Sugar; 40 bbls Syrnp Molasses; 20 hf-bbls Molasses; . IS do Loaf A pow'd Sugar; 2 tierces Carolina Rice, ree'd aad fer sale by je28 r I. & D. HEIMANN-. WTEWBOOKS.- 3r 11 The Life and Adventures of Beekworth; - - jJThe Martins of Cr Martin, by Lever: jnst out; Abbott's Franeonia Stories, complete set; Steel Enrgavings of Fillmore. Bochsnaa and Fremont, , 25 cents eacb ; L;ves of Buchanan and Fremont; Killmoreand Fremont Songs for the campa'gn. jnst ree'd andforsaleby sepl2 ' DOBELL k LISTER. TRAVF.I,f!K'S HOJIE, . Formerly null's Head Tavern. ' THB undersigned has taken th above well known house, and refitted and refurnished it throughout, in the best style. The accommodations will be second to no other honse in Evansville.. I have good rooms for Boarder., and keep as well supplied a table as the market will aflord and rates reasonable. Attached to the house is a good Bowling- AIl3y. Travelers will reoeire every attention, and the'r esttl. be well taken care of augll-tf - WM. D. THOMAS; CvHERSK. 10 boxes verr superior Ohese iut reo'd by ) aux27 ; . - HERSHREHGER Jfc CAHSOh. ! CnK VI VRG Vit. 10 bbls. warrate.1 pure fJERSHBERGEE ft CaR50..

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QC7" The following which we cut.from the; Lnnisvilla Journal of Wednesday isverv beauj j - , tiful. Few things have been written mors touching and sweet: ' . . OCR SISTER. She hath cauglil the fair sj.ilei.dor. She hatb heard the low tender; - Melodious warble at Heaven's high gate, And she save '-lain weary! The night-time is dreary . Dear Savior, that iov'st me, I know thou dost wait .By the Klverof Life, at the beautiful gau!" Her babe on her bosom, (O! pale little blossom!) We folded hr hands in a solemn repose, . ' Then fell we a-weeplng For her visonlesa sleeping. ' ." ! .-- As the long heavy night-watches drew to a close; And we left her with death in lovely feposeH . . MXA ALICJi UKOWN. GOT There is a majority against the Buchanan Democrats in both branches of the Pennsylvania Legislature, which will secure the election of an opposition U. S. Senator, in place of Broadhead, the present incumbent, The arrest of the train of two hundred emigrants, near the borders . of . .Nebraska, which were carried to Topeka, and which is described by our correspondent, in our paper of Friday last, as having been released by Gov. Geary, is made the theme of most exci ting appeals on the wrongs of Kansas. (7A family from Indiana, passing over the prairie hetween uucKnart urove ana Aionegua, in., were surrounded by tne nre raging on the prairie, and had their wagon, baggage and team destroyed, and three of the party were so badly injured that they subsequently died. ........ C7 A Dutchman in Mechanicsburg, last week, murdered a companion and countryman who had disclosed to him the secret that he had saved a considerable sum of money, with which he was going to Europe for his family. They went into the woods together for squirrels ; soon after the victim was found shot through the head, his pockets rifled, and the murderer fled. 07" Two foreigners, who were passengers a few days ago, on a St. Louis and New Orleans Boat, got into a warm political discussion, when some offensive words escaped one of the parties, that elicited a challenge from the other, that was accepted, and arrangements made to fight with pistols at fifteen paces. This mode was afterwards changed at the solicitation of their fellow passengers, and at the particular request of the Ladies, to swords. On arrival at Memphis, the combatants, with a party of the passengers, including the ladies resorted to a secluded spot in the suburbs, and fought valiantly and desperately for the amusemeat of the crowd for some time, till one of; them, had received two severe : wounds in the face and head, which brought him to ihe ground, when he acknowledged himself beat. The parties made friends, returned to the Boat, and the victor made a speech in favvor of Duelling to which the vanquished would have replied, in con, but his mouth was closed by a bandage. North of the National Koad. We had a great deal of boasting before the election of the 20,000 or 25,000 majority which Morion was to receive in the counties North of the National Road, in the Districts where there were no Fillmore men to betray the Republi cans, lneomcial returns show how crosslv the friends of Morton deceived themselves, and others. In 1854 those counties were carried for the opposition ticket bv a maioritv of - 14,170. At the recent election, the Morton ticket has a beggarly majority of 4,973 on!'. If the Republicans had fulfilled their promises and the reasonable expectations of their friends in that part of the State, our heads would now not be bowed in shame at the mcrtifyingdefeat of our allies. The gain for the Democracy was as great alove the National Road as south of it. We honestly believe, that if the Fillmore men in the Nothern counties had not sustained the State ticket, Morton would have come South wun a large majority against mm. . More Paupers and Convicts from Europe. The late English papers state that seventy-five paupers from the village of Ennis, in Ireland, have been embarked for Australia and America. In a letter of the Berlin correspondent of the London Times, dated September 24d, is given an account of the marriage ceremonies of the Grand Duke of Baden, who, on that joyous occasion, pardoned a. number of criminals, some of whom are graciously "permitted" to make America their future home. We quote the following extract from the letter: Twenty-six persons, under punishment or imprisonment for various misdemeanors, are entirely pardoned, and four "convicts" condemned, some to imprisonment for life, others for twenty years, have received permission to emigrate to America. Among the 26 persons mentioned above are to be found all who had been committed for political offences. . SiNorjLAR Circumstance. In the official returns of the August election in Iowa, Calhoun county stands blank, no returns having been received. The Iowa Reporter thus accounts for it: "The citizens of Calhoun county coming together to vote last August for the first time, were interrupted before they got at it by a drove of elk, after which every man, deserting the polls, gave chase and never came back to exercise the elective franchise.

Marshals io Collect the Vote for President and I Vice President. - ...... I Gov. Wright has appointed Ihn following persons as Marshals 10 collect the vote for

President and Vice President at the approach:12 election: 1. Fleming Durham, of Vanderburjr. . Houston Aliller, of Lrawiord. Jesse Brandon, of Brown. Marcus Levi, of Dearborn. 3. 4. 5. Tbaddeus C. S. Cooper, of Henry. . 6. Kimball E. Midkiff, of Shelby, 7. Geo. W. Moore, of Owen. 8. Elijah Day, of Boone. , ;; 9. John N. Graham, of Miami. , ? 10. John P. Walters, of Allen, v 11. Wm. C. Thompson, of Madison. Gov. Will ard. Gov. Willard, of Indiana if we are correctly informed,, stated in hia j-peech at Lexington, two or three days ago,' that " the leaders of the Fillmore Dartv. in his own State, associated and affiliated with the xfree negroes of that State." The scandalous 'r?marK was unwortnyoi a uovernor elect ana lunworthy of a" gentleman. ' We' know the chief xilimore leaders in Indiana, and we do not believe that Gov. W. has a respectable ad-; mirer in the world who will pretend that hi Excellency elect is their superior in social position. ' '" We have the kindest feelings towards Mr. !) Willard, but when a man so far forgets the pro-. : prieties, the moralities, and the decencies of life, as to proclaim in public speeches, that highly respectable party leaders, with whom he him-1 self might delight to associate, are the person al associates of free negroes, and that the-lU-erties of - our country cannot bo preserved r unless the three hundred and fifty thousand, foreigners in our midst do the work for us, "Jbe . deserves the indignant and scornful rebuke of an outraged people. Lou. Jour. - r ., . P3"" We regret to learn that Add Sanders, ; the able Editor of the Evansville Journal, has' retired froni the editorial chair. Sanders is' one of the best and ablest editors in the State. ' We sincerely regret the loss . of his valuabl : services in behalf of the American party in f this State, and that too at a time when he could accomplish so much. The ; politics of the Journal will remain the same. , We wish friend Sanders prosperity and good fortune in " his retirement. lern Haute Union-, ,; , t 05" Thurlow Weed, the famous Elack lie-, publican leader in New York, since the- result in Pennsylvania has become definitely known1 has said that so far as Fremont was concerned,? the Presidential question was already.decidr:, ed, that Pennsylvania and Indian i beirgj against him, the contest now lies beetween iullmore and Buchanan. Lou. Jour. ' The first grist mill ever erected in Pennsylvania is yet in existence. It is avquaint old , stone buildins:, and bears date about' 1680. It is situated on a small stream near Germantown, and some of the original machinery irn- : ported from England is still retained in themill.- ; " -' - " j.- 'a, . . :-r (Ö-Crafts J, Wriirbt,. Esq., a behalf of . Ohio and Mississippi Railroad First Mortgaga Bondholders, has notified the trustees of tho Ohio and Mississippi Railroad that the bolidää that have fallen due are unpaid,' and that con-.-r sequcntly, the concern will have to be sold put. to. meet this demand. The New York Express says that twenty--two organ grinders, with a monkey each lan-: ded in that city from Rotteream on -Tuesday j last. The future is full of wo to men of sensative nerves. " FALL VYD Wl . TKK I.O'I HIAU , j At VlllOLESAl.K AND HKTAIL. THE LIT T L E P It I N C K Clotliln's Stores :" nASarrived. and Is tnsl opening one of th largest aatf 1 best assortments bf Cl-ithicg and Furni.hing Ooods. Ha's and Cnys. Boots and Shoes, Trunks and Valises; al. a fine lor. of Cassimeres. Silk Vt Ivets. Cloths, Beavers, Satin,, and trimmings; which goods 1 will sell eiil er wholesale or retail at the very lowest prices. Garments rradp to order al las most reasonable prices at 'A. LOBENSTINK'S . Western Star Clothing Store, scpll - Tom er of Water and Sycamore streets. TO TUR LADIRH RRKTIXO. ) OCR long expected French Worked Collars. Sleeve, sad EmhTotderk generally, have some at lasr..to which w. respectfully call the Ladies' attention. In barv or pria t'iey surpass everything ever offered in t hie eity. Call in an A see. scria KOSER . BKO. & FREY. 'to rorvTRY MEnrniJTd. - g"WTE bv n.w on hand a very large ant. emplete stools of Hats and Caps, which we will se'l. wholesale, at Louisville and Cincinnati prices. All our goods are fresh j and of elie latest styles. Csll and exsmlne sep'.7-3m VAUT1ER ii MAKCONN ER, Main St. f.XTRA FAMILY FLOt'R. 7S this Worthlnftea J Mill, for sale low by sepl9 . ü. H. COOK SON. 6" BBLS pare Cider Vinegar forsale by Sjy24 VICKERY't JQgNSOIT.J OSJVnrn. 10 bales heavy 4-4, for sale by octl GErt. FOSTER t CO. KAM LESS DAfiS. eotii -1000 Stark Mills A. for sal, by utu. fusiisiutu. "H3 rooms. 20 do for sale low to close coneiramentiTr' 9 CHT RECEIVED. Mo Donald 's Treatise oa the powr ers and duti.f Justie.s and Constables in Indiana ,' Franklin Almanao and Diary for 1857; Dr.d by Mrs. H. B. Stowa; India the Pearl of Pearl River; Western Border Life; Piasia Tales; To. Last of the Forresters. o.. A, Forfaitby octt T. CQNYNGTON1 & CO. ' SOR PRK'SERVIililJ. White Havaaa Sugar. In qoanJS? titia, to suit oustomers. for sale by . eepll 8. E. GILBERT & CO.,Sy. Bear Water. 101s BXS 7 lnmp Tobaeeo. ree'd per railroad and for sal aug26 1. & D. HEIMANN. TO OUR YOVXH FRIENDS AT SCHOOL. WE have laid in a gooi !ttok of all School Books, ready for the commencement ,f theiretndies - Patsos a Diimtosi's Copy Book, with steel plate. - JOUSSTOS'S TCRNKBS CHKMISTaT, LATUI GbAMKABB AK Rkadkks. ic. Ac. 4. ; - Alse jnstreoeived Johs HAMjrAX. anew Nowsl. by th, . author of the Head of th, FA-flly, the best writer ef the day, and her best book , ' T Leslib's JocaSAt for September; ' ' Gsahak's Maoazix. do; . 1 household Words dot . School Fellow do; Parley's Animals; ' - '"'' - ''- j-----(linn Teas, ic.ic. . 1 enl ' DOBELL LIÄTKR. MTI LASS FL ASKS. 75 boxes qnart. pint and half pint, w in store and lor sale by s. fc. Ul LBr.Ki kk ii. Sveamorenear W.terTOTICR TO ROCERS- W, will reeelva efwr thl lv( day SO boxes of Cheese twice a week which w will sei atTednced priees by the 'ot. an2 I'. & l HK'HAN'M.-j O DOZ ass'd Scrub äOsdo do Stov, ub Brushes; . ; , , , , do: - - '.--' - lSdo 0 8he doi .,', ' -,, 10 do do Counter do: .1. o A. fmrnh An: 75 boxes W. R. Cream CJee'e. rf, -if..- this dayby sp2 w "S 1 r-1." ia tt.riiii rTioas R eereoeiveo per 'itos-s tais 8 k. rt.v end forsale bv ' Boris .- PRESTOS BROS SjCNnHIES eSOeaso Lemon Svrup:' e do Brandv Cherries; ' 4btls PeaohBrandv. feste, Jamaica Sags; rV myl" 10 esses Cats Unvij; ' '" 10 do Cordials; 4 do Green Swiss Che. 7 do fnravo. for sa'a is ir .SfTCrif!,.rr.Br. at. J.

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