Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 141, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 January 1857 — Page 3
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SATURDAY MORNING. : : i
JASÜAKY 10
RlIM.
MINIATURE ALMANAC: h.s h.M 7 34 Son Sets. 4 52
BY TELEGRAPH. REPORTED EXPEESSLY JOS THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
A M E II I
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROH EUROPE.
Nev,' York. Jan. 9. The America has arrived at Portland with
Liverpool dates to the 2 Ith, baing four üays
(Ö" The prospect from our sanctum window is dreary enough. A waste of ice connects the two shores, and the dreariness of
winter has settled down upon everything. liter news. Our comnvssion merchants still fill the wharf j The officers of thj Resolute continue to with freight intended for shipment some fu-.receive great attention. They dined with ture day, giving employment to the draymen. Lady Franklin aud Baron Rochen, attachee oi
and affording us an item, hvery one who the Russian Linbass'.
MISCELLANEOUS.
P
AUGTION SALES.
Storage,
G. O'ltlLEY & CO., Forwarding and Commission
1VS TL TST X EYANSVILLE, 1X1,
HiviKo fitted up a mammoth
rf Boat, tho largest on the
Oil,
jsio Kitrer.iri vie most substantial manner, we arepre-lare-ltofauilitiitnui' vtmsinessentrmted'f nurcare, cither by iUV l.i;, iMILKOAl) Olt without exno:n?to the inclemency of the weather, any
properly: ani.pHnieuiarnitentionwuiDepaia to Koceiv
I FANCY Dili" GOODS AT AUCTION. "K"C7"E have just received a laigeand eompletestock of V Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods which we wtllcnmmence selling ou Saturday the 10th inst., at 18 o'olock. This stock is composed in part of a (nil assortment of nlain plaid and striped Silks, heavy .Voire Antequeoo. Bishop's black do. eveoing dresstssilks of varions styles and colors. All j wool Preach Merinoeaand di Lanes both figured and plain.
T- w r , ' BkJ13 BUU ' S L . e I II , l- L Fl I Hfl srt-trt large stock of p ain, plaid and striped Jaceonets. Nainsook
e:''üiU';'äl, "otn pln'n. plaid, Irish Linnen best makes, a few yard of
shaker I lannel 2 yards wide. These tofrether wilh manv other goods, too numerous to mention. We offer to the la lies oi Evansvillc fully assured it will be to their interest to call and see for themelvs. The attention of the ladies i respectfully solicited to the above named roods aa thv will be sold and no mistake, and
can spare an hour's time is sharpening up neg
lected skates, or purchasing new oues for a stretch up the canal or on the uncertain ice of the river. We only nef d a fall of snow, to place in motion our sleighs, and start the music of our bells, to make the picture of winter in Evansville complete. With the short cold days, we have long nights of moonlit Imutv and evening for mental culture. Fire
sides aro appreciated now. We mean real ! 100,000.
Diplomatic relations between Russia and
England are suspended. Swiss Diet convoked on the 29ih December, and ordere 1 to srgmize military resources. The Grand Council of Herne unanimously granted unlimited credit for war purposes. Russia is marching with 100,000 men toward the Swiss frontier.
Kelley, Townsend & Co, bankers, failed for
old fashioned firesides; where the world and
fashion are crowded out, to make room for aso and comfort. The breathing places in life, for men of business, where figures an 1 balan e sheets are discarded for a tde a Me with the -'folks at home," or the perusal of a refreshing book. These home tableaux are the bright scenes in life's drama. The cold without is suggestive of comfort within, and
we say "Blessed are they who have firesides, und appreciate them." Qr The Diamond is laid up at Ford's Fer- . ry, and the Wm. 15ard after some difficulty reached West Franklin. A large number of upward bound boats, are ice bound between this point and Cairo. 07" A large lot of boxed meat was being placed on the levee yesterday. It came down the E. & C. R. R.
CONGRESSIONAL.
sr.ssros. Jan. Q.
THIRTY-FOl'liTIl CONGRESS SECON'I) Washington-.
Senate. Sir. Seward introduced a bill to extend telegraphic communication, for the use of the Government in its foreign intercourse. . It authorizes the Secretarv of StaU
United States
i;,'ionnj ma forwarding. ana aisoiotnesale ni any such opportunities for rich, rare and fine g-ods do not often
-rounc? co isii-ncu to us, and nil orders promptly lillud. recur. jaes-tne liOOLSiiy & ELSCN. Auct'r
r.u.U'j:u.fc.v returns his sincere t banks to his mi
....... HIRAM SKLSOS
IS8ION MFKCHANTS,
- a ii tl ileal Estate EJrokers, gHATIXC leased for atorm of years and fitted npthe K M. Old Court Rouse, corner of Main and Third streets, we
are now proparedto receive for sale at auction or private
au Hinds or goods, wires and merchandise; household
nerous friends for their former patronage, and respect- nAK.i.wooLsKY lyaolicits a continuance of the same, which will be .' AtClIOSKEHP, COJIM
iiuy reciprocates . A Store Room, v- ellsapplied, will be kept fortheaccommodation m ii jats.and their orders carefully filled. mli3-d&wly P. G. O'KILEY & CO
I'ilB H 17, VH'J POWDER. COM PA XV. MANUTACTlJUEilS AND IEALI1S IX ?X TiyG rjaced their prices to correspond with the resiÄ deced eoft of Saltpatre. cntiune to o.Ter their vril knowa iriuds uf ITLr.CTaic Ism 1 Riri.B r.nd Kentückv
owdcr, incczsaad enmsrers. Also nnpowdrr tor Kvassville. coutaininr U thu recent Ktilaremet5. and he
lai'.iun vnd Miuine. compruins a full assortment of qualitii j lievin; it will he for tht iutcrest of all concerned, we hav and liiuls rcquirei by the trace, guaraUeJ to give üntiiejset arart the first Mo iday of Kv-rv month forthesalc of sati-ruccion. t ; Keal Kato. atau-tio 1. AH thoe wishing io s'-il are reqnesTht H.Tiird Of their Powdvr, which has now enjoyed the . ted to hand in their lists in limn to nt tWnnhli Hn.nnri
aale
lnrnitnre. horaes. hiitfiAa et(
Csh advances made on consign men ts when required . Keenly sales everv Tu3da7, Thursday and Saturday, conmecoint at 9oe'.ock. A. M. Also lueiiday, Wednesday and Friday nichts, at earlyraslight. S OF UK U, K8TATK. The first Mondav of everv month, at 10 o'clock A . M .
Havana: provided oarsel 1 wich a larj Map of the City of
NEW YORK.
MEDICINAL.
roiin'l lnnrplst y auv othr manuia,t:ture of Ihe riud in t f:e vvatM. For.iltf hv ty t pr;: i pal -leal ors. and a1(;o at the off.teof tie Ceairvany, No. H'i 1, cor. Water stn?t. w Yrk. A. O. J1AZARU, FrV'er.f. A. R. lYmrrsT.AS, Sec'y. Ejv2i-.;anl
The patronage of those bn'tQr Ifotucs and Lot or Land
for sale, either at public or rr: rnte ile, if -'sr'iotfnlly solicited. jy5 WOOLSEV fc XELSON. Anct. .
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PATENT MEDICINES SO. 3, WA6HINOT0N BLOCK, (near the Court House) Main Street, Eransvillet Ind. oot6-tf Thit kitkertt intrmctable iiatate, f every frrm uni everf tag'. CURED BYEXTEHKAL APPLICATIOIT 05LYDB.TCATABJ AVGH'8 PILE BALTE WILL never fail im giving immediate relief, and p lively curing the worst and moat obstinate case Hemorrhoids or Piles. It is the OSLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KKOWR here or elsewhere for the Piles, aal it the result of years i patient study and investigation. Sufferers from Piles bow have a femtidy at hand which will STAND THE TESj OF TRIAL.
la,
calj'o to connect the
tract for the aid of tue inj: down the submarin
existing telegraphs. Hailroad Accident. Stecbkxville, Jan. 0. Wm. Henkle üied this lao&iuj from inr juries receive 1 by jumping off u, locomotive
yesterday at I ross LrteK on the isteiibeiiville and Indiana Kailroad. Nft other one hurt. Eiver and Weather. CrsxiNo ait, Jan. 0.
still closed. Weather clear
(7 The editor of the Knickerbocker says that the reason why he don't go to Europe is, because "time is money," and he tias'nt -firm to go. A pretty cute way of acknowledging himself "broke."
fj7 Tho Knickerbocker for January, in a . choice number. Gaylord Clark seems to grow younger each year, and the Knickerbocker is as attractive and popular now as it has ever been the . ancestor, the veritable Nestor of American monthlies. It numbers &:iong its contributors some of the most able an l graceful writers of the country, and the Table Gossip is a rare treat from the pen of th editor. '
Dut Goons Sale. Messrs. Nelson & Woolsky will offer a fine stock of rich silks, linens, muslins, &c, &c, to the ladies, this morning. We are told by those who are judges, that the sale is worthy of the attention of those who wish to purchase nice goods at low prices. They will be sold without reserve.
The river is
and cold. Pittsburgh, Jan. 0. Weather very cold, but clear and moderating. The rivers here are still closed. Sumner F.e-elected. New Yohk, Jan. 9. Massachusetts House re-elected Sumner Senator almost unaniiuoily. Senate elects Tuesday. ! . , Prussia having received no reply from the Great Powers in relation to her. note upon
the Xcufchatel affair, is assembling troops at Berlin, and will march 20,000 troops to the Swiss frontier in January. The aspect of this affair is threatening to the peace of Europa.
rho Persian war is unpopular in England.
Some of the papers think it may ljad to war between England aiftl Russia.
C',NT!ITI1 ASK TDK ITXSOS. y esri? r? noT rec-ivinsr our full and winder stoci of poods v" and invito a llV.er-.l p-.it'H to c-.'l on us at .nr store. Nr. n'reet. threo d-iors beW-w M:iia. Foster's UJoc1;. Our '1-20 stock Cfiu-iipts in pare o CHtha, ! tSä:u:or-fi Ca-sinctÄ.
l'li'n-ls hU:ik"t9, Ur:s iiki. rajhiaerrs. D laje, Prints, 1 his. Motinif. LiJi1!. Vies nod ChiMsja's Shoe. ! ilosierv. Gloves. Floor Oil fln-hs. fl-rpets. K'i-s. Damnsk.
,vc. H its nd Caps, and all other eoodj usually tept in dry iood -oros. No trouMe to show "n.is. oc'.21-:!i2 JAMKS OaKLEV SOX. s r. .v cijuns .v nkw picicks. ANüMS '; R?1LY bez leave to call the a'teotion to 3 their frien-ls iTi-1 cuton?r3. to ther lare and vt.!! selected jmortmen t - f n ; w 3prinr '-nd r.mnier lrv roods, ree'd inrintt 'heptjt t'-vo reki, comprisin? one of tb? most t'eiral2 nook to he fonnd in tho citv. wtiich tiiey i f r nt whfleiltud retftilto t'ie'.r ci !tom'rs and the.piiH'e nenerillly a"low pri?istiT- e.ih. or proitift tm hnvwtf Thirtochconists in Trf of thi foil twior: P. roa'l c1 yiJ. T.Wb rtid fari?v f m'iwir.!aii'l Twe's, w'ii'.o. .uT anil fanoy Mr.i'.iH',s3r. d
i!k V'-ttT. Co'-.tinaJes. Cr'Tin floths "ind pliin andfanya j r.ineu rril':s, rich C-iliocs oi lh:.l:n Allen, Syraciies. Unci Stnte Til'aTi.l otVoTT'eH rrint-?d Kr?a;h rn-l Sentfh Jaeonet t:l 1 T.airr.i. rii print--! T-eneh Ifoe, and itiy j trinTd 1', M:ck bB1 'lri:l Craiie MuntÄ. v hi'e Ciih- . msrs. r-liin ftti fancv Oio-hjrri. r'rh TriRV10rr'inlipi. Pr."i".rw'i Challi le !.-i'ni, -.vh i t-crnpe shm-ls Mj'n an l '.n-icv si'V. hiwl -. rich stilln'inwls mJ fearf, i.Hct in 1 ,
vhi'o '.to 1'npes. .M'irm mtiq'ie i t?"' fn .ri trin;:.irn
T.i a . . , . encn numoer will contain at least two uricinal nrnvi...
elv lion Rooms, on onr rwllw snle Havs. a Inrie and -tu. ! luriiisninpourauoscnoers as me eno oi the year with a
nl assortment of Drv rtnn,i, xn,inn, nn. f,nPV article?. ! v'nme eontainins sjo larite aiie. eaatiiuiiy printed paxes crnsistim in part of Hr.w.i and lüeaehed Sheetins-i and r Lnsurpassed Novellettea. Sketches. Ac , Ac., together Shirtinc'. Satinets. Caairae-f Coatinis Flannels niankets with ever HVJ orijlaal Illustration, the Nation is sent at t be
Jeans. IioioT. r.lovpa. Mits. Spool Threais Lincys , oiiowing reraaraaciy 10 iiieacnpiion aia elubhinc terms
withouta fear of failore on its part, to do all the proprietor claims for it. Full directions accompany each box; and all that is reqnisito is strictly to observe them, and a eure is certain to follow. The proprietor Ytfnra La IK. fnll n vl. - (in.i.l. 4..
The Nation is issued in Qnarto Form, (einht pares, land tentlenen of character and standin . who have voluntarily
nien mtir eertincstes in its lavor, la regard to Its enioacy la their own eases. Read them.
Slerines. Shall'. Siipntler. Ä-c. Jtc
A l.no: T.-Mee tin t P-.e'tet fn'Merv. Jewclrr nd Watches, Cloth" and II r Crashes, t;mr Snr. Karon" Pios.Xeel!es. Acc rieons nod a great varivtv of fnncv irt-cles t-vo nntneronsto neation. "WOOLiEY fr VKLSiS. novl Auctioneers.
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From ALn;.!IT Si. UlfHHtOSOX's Aivertijinir nti'l Corrc.-'iioiitletica Ollice, No. 300 Broadway, New York.
The Hon. Richard Tates, late membtr 0 fConrresifrom tho Springfield (Hi.) diatrict. aaye: . Jacksonville, 11., Nor. 15. 1855. Dr.Thos. H.Cavanangh DearSir: Tne preparation. Cavananh'a Pila Salve, which yon furnished, I found ot treat service. prod&einK aa easy and speedy eure. I do rot hesitate to recommend it as an invaluable remedy for the Pile. Respectfully. RICHARD TAT 8. The rollowtns. from tier. 8. F. Bristow, is asofficient recommendation in itself. Jacksonville, til., December 15. 1854. Dr. Cavanana;h I oonceive it to he a duty I owe to the afflicted to make known the ivalnahle virtues and remedial efficiency of vonr "Pile Salve." I was for several weeks
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ET THE author or
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Have Published: 'DOCTilU ANTOXIO,"
&, CO.,-
AND "LORKXZO
fnir..i m..ta TMMttvA.
Al: ..,ininH mAnj.v eliAuM 1... j . . isorelv afüietcd With that nainfnl and ln.K;.m. i..... ka
rccted plaih.,.,4 lheT wili come at oui riaa. ntl.erwi.. ml ! Piles. After having exhausted my patience la tryins vac'ious
j prescriptions of physiciansand others without roceivins: any benefit, by the stronr recommendation of yonr Salve bv mr : ri.. A . 1. u.. D: 1 1 a- . . . . y 4.
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wi resent tree to Petmstcrs "J siroBureeommeaaatioa 01 yenr Balve or my Attentsandall who wish to r . t " friend, the Hon. Bi.hri V.l.. I ... I Ä 1
- . ..i(n...nti, , lw' w an otners. on . . ... Mv.u ... .
-- r -H i..ir; uippin aayinr an application otisar aalvaforthn
is only five cents. Address
i:i::.oni
rfpur; pauaorf.es is n vral Kxhil-ition of Jf.nv Lt'tc . 12mo.. cloth. li.'re is that iiro ti -.1 !i nic'tD so snicilv of pioch
PARIS3. on a Vi-it t the UniIsVi. With Illustrations ty PH-1 T. rents, s-ftu i-R hinin flavor which
d tho racv deivnÄ ot Johu
l nrclls t'an-ima, i.tii'rr :m 1 i.riia liat3. " 1 ,h atrw snd fmcv Bonnets, vich onni-t R i ' on s. tlnsin,'. Olovr.. f-'iilm 'M in.l fan:- hoo-s nnd sh -s. Csrpt ftaor and stair Oil Ploth ir I printed win, low Minds. t-thcr with a
r -3t v-iT-irtr of 'I ritau-ing, small vat' !v1 fnrv r i-c.tc. myl Sl?AN"ktIN" Jfc RFI
PUS! AO?7
IsX to the ft
s-.v;:n j.v .u.ic.izixr.s. -el! .v' Ij'ü'er h- to call pnMic attention
hnt tV'V -n :fTc lltnrKS. Pl'T"C.M. Gnof-Y, . ir'ut:nii.n '.Vti'tw. -'J:: am am. &c. at t'u t3 pi!'ii;'".1M, -'t'l'T hy tho ye-r or ptn-H
I.coch fl"at th rush tht wh'-Io.li'torinsti of invi;i'i?lein
i In following tlie cimforfal Je cochne-. i-n of our Pvnicreeos ! in Piri. thrm ;h all the new sit'ia ior.a in which A.ry ore ! continial Iv bcinir ".m-ht, c stii o:it!i w u-i t'l th"ir w .l 1-fed
in if tM-n'itnce: and n hi'- we lan?h a th"ir 1 1 iin-lecs rfno psrplosities, eir.nr.t "mi t n Imi re the "stent of the finilv re -.inri-cfl. The rnnnttioa t the clevor a-.ithor of "Lorenzo Itt'oini' an 1 "Doctor Antonio loses nothing in the sprightly Isven-ion.s of this at tractive little volume, rv ttf.xduik ciNi!CT!:sr?:. TALKS OV FLEMISH Trfn-I.itinn hyarraciie-
rt witn tue autiior. itno. c'otn. rrie corn.
07" Capt Fuller of the Gen. Pike, lying in the go?ge above Louisville, has taken the boat's cargo ashore, as the insurance offices
have refused to insure property on steamers
ia the gorge at Twelve Mile Island.
Holders or Hogs in Lincinnati on Thursday, asked $7 50 for thj heaviest. A
few sales were made at $G 90 for hogs ave-
- roging 175 pounds.
(7"SIr. J. J. Bingham, of the Sentinel office, brother of our townsman, Mr, Wm.
Bingham, has been appointed State Printer, in the placj of W. J. Crown, resigned.
KXK'KH'.'Tl'X'X! fiHine nrice ul
.Nu'r.iier. th'l "" EitÄT'". from the'.n m-: i"y rn'.'ivc .is V". 7 r the -utl r'.ot.ue T'l nj't monceewitli Decm'ier No . which v.-?ek hy r. ovlS
te entire Po
:rt:::a we.k epr'ter t1'-'-: v Niimo of Horner cot-r 1 w riiviil in o"llt T0 3Kf.r, fc l.I-'TKIt.
of registering
CROFUT nrrjPT.n
3S Dock street. Philadelphia, pÄ Among he hnndreds of complimentary notices, 've hae received from newspapers in every section of the cou. try. we uuote the following extrsct ir m-The N. Y. Sun:" "The Votion appears in clear lar.e type on enow white paper, and is richly adorned with illustrations ' (X. Y. Sun. "It mill attain to a high position in the literary world. (Philadelphia Ll.il j News. "It isone of the beet weeklies now publ tshed . and we take
, pleasure ia briugtng to notice ot tho reading public." I C llarriaburg. Pa. Herald. I "The talent and energy of the proprietors, it original and interubtiug contents, and the beautot the typography cannot ' fail to secure for it a generalcirculation. I Williaiasbnrg, Pa. Independent Press, i "As a literary and family journal, we have no hesitation I in l f inouncins it the bes-t among our exchanges. We advise j the Ladies to procure it without delay." (l-iilton Pa. Hep. "We dislihe pnchi.g city emanations, but in this esse we
are nooua to i .j to merit. iniia m uy city cotem
days, perfected aa entire ears.
rthrea
Kespectfaüvyonr.
a. V. BKISTOW. r. t tt c . . Chleago, Angtiet S6, 185. Dr. T. n. Cavanaoph. (Present.) DearSir: When I arrived 1 thl lt ....... a
was suffering intensely with the piles, f mentioasd mvoo'aPil22 i y""' ."'int TnT dvieee. Yon recommended yonr
mmeSL, "3 'S" woo' ore me. I tried it the effeot was
nrnTMl in - now well, a neiieve It to 00, ae tt FhT V.n.n? n'BvaluaMe remedy, and a euro cure for -
.a-aaaw,T.neitIa.J L " ... . . .
Yours, truly rniU", ""."""tlinie MO.
S-Prie. 1 M W ? Dr V. r?."eAVAHAT;3H. . , , Soi.'!"proprletor.St.loi.0' Forealeio EvanevilKbv rnv i t vt,wti:nTftV. .
jyl6-lydw KELLElt FARHSt co-
Harkets by Tslcsraph. UatrtMORE, Jan. !. Klottr market fsteaJj; f?alcts of whita wheat at .1 5'J
S1 .Vi; r,;d SI dlt-ifi 1 4i ; Com sells at UücUSc: v nid-
ky -J&-J.li. CiMtisNart, Jan. !), P. M. Flour active Lt full prices; sales of iW.'D bbls. at $ . H Whlsty largo soculciuvo dmancl; Hogs unchuii.-! , Pr vismn s raorj buyers than sollura; prices stiir.tr; No quotable ciiai (jo, Xtiv York, Jac. 9. Flour ailvanoeJ; AVIioat quiet; Corn ad.v.-ncit g; wlnie 7U yellow 7.5: Pruviaious steady; Whisky firm: Siocg lower and firm. CisriitNaTi, Jan. T, M.
Flour steady tt $5 CO; V.'liisky uuseltled; n ta'es; Hogstirin; ealus at $7 I'.', Provisions quiet; noiiiiiis d trg; Groceries steal; wheat steady at.?l 13örä I le for pr.ue red and whitj, Corn ac;ive ar.d lirni. Khw Ori.uams. Jan. S Milso7 Gl !jc; Corn closed with a deelitiini; teDU iicv; eaiesat73s; Port closed bufjaut ut Lard in
Vcgs 13,'ic; sales to-day 1,1'tu keg-; Jainaeia . oITjj H',ljC.
fT-T1) Till' " :t We h-vo in our lar.o a3-ort-t-l irfin, of f incv o io a s'ylothtt is five yeari old, inatie exnreslv for Birber's nse, a.,c s z. ir. coos sox. TSIS I V.Y ! ST!.,.?.-T!KY COJlli:"
0.UIF.T A";ID YOU SHALL HEAP-.
T?T
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W!Jf rTRO'.FF .t have ju-t r3elvi, direct from t New-York. nmthoT Ijrse --:d faiNinahle atocl: ot Jewflry. comp-iiinir itanrt or Diirnn.i Ui:i.i Flore'itioe if';ai Pnnf i, f r-'.l i ;ilnii sftaof .l.'-yiri', I." iiöi C imio Pins and I'at rinj.i. plit .'0:1.1 sc i'e Fiiia.-r liinp-. Min-t:re Pius. A-., .'V.'-h 11114 ti ir s'o.-k oomoK'te. fin-l alsrce as an ever 'en io t.'.ii oiry ThT would Cill parti.':il:ir attention to their Jol i an 1 Silver Wiitc'ws. which, with nil olcr g'tT n th iir 1 :,.i th are prepare I to sail at liiistrn pri-M'. Cull 00 1 oxatr..' e l'-r Toufslve. et thesioofthe big Watvh on M lin lrsi:t". between Isialld 2 1. uov22
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fiOXK l-i ree IIa n.'v2 c
rg Chece ree'd and fnrsile by I. As D, HGiMANS.
BOK!'X V.ng, L:iry Cheese re'e'd and for alM-v BovSlC ir.t D. IlKIMAXN.
t- jr-a fi POU.M"nall 3ar I.eadr-c'rl a-.d f..r r.lc li Uyby toiSC I. I: T. HRIMANN.
I 'v. 510 "lbs Vctli
4 a
I H 10 t urkevs 1 ust
nov27
nn llam; d rT,,i rr "ale hv HKr.-älll'.KRTUP. & CAR50X.
07" The steamer Northerner lies ice-bound at liawesville.
Dokation Visit. The ladies of tho Vine Street Church design paying a Donation Visit to the Rev Mr Sterrett, at his residence on Clark St. Monday between 1 and 9 P. M.
Oysters Fresh. Everybody who wants a ? superior quality of Fuesh Baltimore Oysters - at a greatly reduced price, can be supplied by -calling at McBride's Oyster Dopot this morning. Everybody give Mac a call and get a can of fresh bivalves for your dinner.
A Great Fire at Canxeltou. On the morning of the 3d inst., the row of stores and houses known as Charles II. Mason's Block, took fire, and in a few minutes the , ( whole row was in flames, and in the course of half an hour was reduced to a heap of ruins; fortunately most of the contents of the build ings were saved. The fire originated from " one of tha flues in the back part and. lower ' nd of tho house, occupied by Jo. Brüning, as a cofiee-house. The ilames spread furiously, i and the adjoining large properties were only 1 saved by the activity of the firemen. The 1 remainder of the houses were occupied by " C. II. Mason and J. B. Iluckeby as law offices
who saved all their books and papers. Loss
"or property about $1U,000. We are sorry to
learn there was no insurance on the property
The Legislature. Senate Thursday. Dr. Cocker, Senator from Rush county, whose seat was contested sworn in and allowed to take his seat. Jona. Harvey, of Marion, was elected principal Secretary of the Senate, and JatnesG. Tyncr assistant Secretary.and Simeon Clieeney doo: -keeper. The Senate informed the House of Jts organization, and adjourned. fjT" The Governor's Message had not been delivered when the cars left Indianapolis yesterday morning.
(SJllOrTOil'' ()R. gTA.ifU.-2' Sox, in t ree'd ii. per railroad, foraalelv S. I. ül I. H V, K 1' -fc CO.: ouvlO Sycamore street.
1R3 1 if a
t.CII Cw for sale entrnrrer-r novit) tlii-tlU'.filiaC
It & CAKSON.
g"? VTTINO. 2.vtw bl j fcil DOV3
'd thi3 day n3 fr sale bv PUKSTON UKOi.
STEAMBOATS'.
KSEUCLsAsal rir;NATI AND AftÄl-
has wroüsht in j Pririt?, the Nation i composed of souna ..hgcantUl and
iiey-wosby stuff fru n tii'-ljaadsoi crac
It basthe most beautiful entrTVTatj heaJ we ever paw, aofl
Tp much nli'iei fr"f 'oia of t"io vts-.
jslim a (UitiT't r-iT'v-Al of lit'intare. Amons tna ri-'t
erlaub chnrmiaily de3cribad U tUe iraLlaüoa here o.Twred ! atf ."V 7 e!,1t.!H,.DR.rtly delieioa, audsoul-
o tlie purilic.
Wanduriugä ia the WilU ol
Soathwöitera
BT CITAm.rSS JOS? 31 AX!FttSOV.
LAKE X:? V:T; or. r.xtA oration ; r.Tii Di '
fur i ears' Africa.
1VITH AX I XT tlODL'CTOIt Y I.FTTKIt
WitKmv ill ii tTt. n . rjr rodent. ruf Simmn A IrnMires,
Sub;-r of :if irn Hi-try. IVrvines for Taking 'Wild Animal-. Arc, S:n. m rolume, 8 vo., elf th. Pri 51.2.-.. The T,cl. as a Li'.rirv V. ltrion. hx9 pn-il j ir claims o
t'i attnion t.-f t'tosu who desirs to preserve this nterefitiDR aad vOuable work.
Vor t h r Ii i t ( Iß Ones. Y Ii. n. STODDAHD. TO;VS AND rarKTRY. An-. Voices in tha Shells. " i i h m r. t lieanriful anl on cal ilWitrations by Tuwajx t3, Square 12mo. cloth, gilt. Prie 50 csats. rv A. V.'. if .
n nf.D AND SILVER. Charm inOy Illustrate by
HIWAITK3. fijuaro larao. cioth. 'rtce 5i 'or.'s, IIX. KD VAR.Da A: CO.. janl-lwdtw :,2l Ur"Ki1way, Mew-York
abanrhins ' f f illiairBburs. a.Oas.etta.
"There is room for just such a t aper. on d it has secured two as tra heads and hearts to control ii- co'uoins aa the literary
and (ocml woru hoiai." .w ensoorouRQ, ka. Agitator.
It will soon become a leading paper at th mresida ' iBooaville, 31 o. Observer.
'Wo seldom endorse northern papers, but ia this instance
we are force! to overaome onrprejudiee, and commend the
Nation" to our readers. iroy, Al. oalkua dtcl0-4t
.:;tä.-;W0,
Ty-T Masfsr, will mtk
x.as;ir.n K. :iuivi!le ev-ry al tti tq te ve-.li for Cincinnati . For
f:wght or passage apply on Coant. dLc9-3ra
; r.'i'.ilnr trip1! tot i'lnaii 'iiiT irtf th s
II ÜS'KSOS, EVAXSV1LLK ASB US! 1SVILLK KEGII.VU I'ACKKT. ftOSlA. TUB teamer II MBO W. Capt HOLVil 1 CPtlFT. has rwimed herold trado. and will r-- J." Äj-fn ro re ;nlai trips as usual , paasias Kvansvillo every Wednesday aal Saturday. Uü.'3I
FOI1
Tin-:
the
f? f TUB sie Cfe'-vr'r E. M'oon, T ' 1-trips lctwe
' ASIi.
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ur.'ite hrttlybr UveM
(tt?"The Louisville Courier has received
the award of the letter list for 1857, as the - paper having the largest circulation of any f paper in that city. Otitis understood that Gov. Hamlin, of -Maine will be returnod to the Senate from that State, after a formal introduction as Gov- ' ernor.
07" Martin Hampton, of Lawrence county Dhio, having gone partially blind, went to Cincinnati, where an oculist totally destroyed his sight, in attempting to rsstoro it. The patient returned hime and committed suicide by hanging himself with a handkerchief.
03" Tho New Albany and New York pa
pers oi tne same date, always arrive together "Something wrong somewhere."
OCT 1 e uilhculty in organizing tue acne, originated from a report that Gov. Wil-
lard. had determined to refuse to swear in the n ioird or w tic .v.ian
three Republican Senators whose seats were
contested, and by refusing them seats, a tie
would be produced, which would give tue casting vote to the chair. This report produced great excitement, and the Republicans to de
feat this intended outrage of tho Democrats and
to anticipate their opponents by organizing at
an eariv nour oy tnemseives, assembled
in the Senate Chamber for that purpose. -The Democrats assembled at the same time and began their organization. Both parties proceeding at once, produced a scene of con;us o ', which was in'reaed by an excited crowd in the lobbies. Both parties went into the election of officers, and went through with it. Each one had a clerk, and it was ludicrous Fometimos to hear them calling
their roils and receiving responses, at the
Jsame time, until ineir iragiamemary or
ganizations were periocted, there was no de
bating or speaking. Lach party seemed bent
on going straight ahead and breaking down the other. But after the ofiicers were elected
they had to talk, and then came charges, explanations and threats. Finally after a declaration from Gov. Willard that the reports of any improper design on his part were fi'se,
tha Ilepubl cans yielded and the bunate was duly organised in the old way and the members whose seats were contested, sworn in.
WABASH lii Kit.
anibcat CITV OP CAirtO.
Mjstcr. will C0T!!lfura rrvular
'6fn thi-i citv sal Wabash river on
!r freight or paaago apply biats. nuvlly-tt"
I'lOllACCO.Jj 15 wtxes 5 bump; 1 1 h ixes 1 lb Lump.20 du 1 i'U do; 20 do FrancyXwUt; ä &cx FaBcy Chunk, just ree'd bv aJCj a. cook & sox.
-.(f'l'i.'infll'i: I?". (it'll Choice l.rao-is atrednrei! nrlces
l.v mh27 J. W. & 3. VlCKUiiY.
t,Y.'i KATHVIHOJI
Has Qovkcoioi! the standard prepara
tion tor the hair. Its immense sale.
nearly 1,030,000 E3TTLE3
Per yeir, attest1 it excellence and
srjat superiority ovr &1 other i
'üees of tha th& kind. The cauta of
J;jf oliis anpreed-nted popularity U that
rwi-tne quality ot tae
-S'$ tr.n alwaT3 remaioel unchanged. Ik rcitor!i the hair nitht tt h- fallen t, ini iifTritt; an4 bv.itiSej it (rivins w it a rK:it los.'.y apprdDce. Uni irapat a deiijrhtftil perl'uiae. It ia aiiDOvlctjJ hy nil to hi thk pkjt pr-
pirnriya lor nie nair ever mwe . r-.nm ;v ail tifiorfl throMC'.o'jt the Cnite-i
!'-ft -.titf 3, 's.iiada, Mexico, tJuh and Tii South merir. HUATli. WYXSÜOP A CO.. Froprietfirs, .aj -61 Liberty street. New Vori. 'V Man faturerj o r Perfumery oi" all
hlll'13, HUH IU gtUltu TUllOlJt tteelt-üind w
LAirST AUIIIV4I, ATT 'THE
WESTERN STAR!!
A. LOB-KKSTWB. H AKTTTACTUREH OF ASD DTSALIB I
flotlaing- and rurnisliinsr uooai.
AS iust r(ved anil now opened a eomplets aasortmAn 1 nf Over float.. Pants and Vesta. 8hirt. Drawers.
raveivv.uh.l. n.,, Tranks. VaMaesand Carnat-
l-aan. Als., iot of r nne B-.oad Cloth. Oa-almeras. Silk Velvets, whii-t. ,0dshe imkes n to-order at tho very lowest prices with neatness and oispateh.
neTBinri can kidi v esterm scar, sttov tas TSTUiga nteland yoa willbo oonvinoed of the above tv deo!7 A. LOBESSTINE.
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It keeps the hand 6ft aa l will-., ao i lor all tuaamations ot tiiesiiia it wi'l ba found to be a great remedy. Price one dollar per bottle. IUM.OVS MAfllC HASH PYE. One of the very beet Natural Dye in the world. Its long nse has proved it to be beyond cemparisun : an i being a vegetable production, no hipiry caa possily bedue tothesk'n. It is easilv applied, and yoi can obtain a b'askcrakoiva which will defy the best i'l'ises to tell it irjai nature itself. Prico 1 and $l.s pr ton. Made and sold bv E I'lI ALON. ot 107 Broalwa-. corner Oey &t.. an'i 517 Hroadway . S . N ieholas Hotel, N.Y., cad all "druagistsaad fiacy stores thrmgliout ihe I", a. PMALO.V8 CHKSUCAt. HAta IXVIfJOIXATOa. The most eoraplete article os the hind ever bo fore ot:red to the ruMie. It baa steod tho test of twenty icarsin tiiis
couatry, and not ona ol tue r-any nu-ircs oi imitat'ons hava bien ab!e to o-inpeU wifa it for proserviug. dressing and beautifying the lTair, and Keeping the had clean from d.m('.ro:T. ete. It i ine3tiasab!e. in ssjart it is cv.rj thing the hair reir;s. Pri 3e 5'c and $1 per bottle. decld-Omd w
3
OitEAT SALI? BAJIUAf S. t'.'.ousand sacl? cnaro Alum Sr.lt, for sale at sacrifices eloscC'insignD'.eiit, if applied iorsoon y
05" Places where babies-can be left to be
amused or taken care of while the mother is busy are new "institutions" just opened in
raris. l lie baby banes limit their depoits "savings" under two years old. .
The Mystical Emfiri:. On the 4ih of September" last, the American consular tl ir was unfurled for the iirst time in the mystical empire of Japan, Mr. Harris having been received as consul of tho United State at Sirnoda. A Buddhist temple is assigned fur his residence.
S&JStiEUX AS it ilICCIIA.MCAL DENTIST. R.F. He'TOIlIVSON, rop-et fully informs his frieais and thi citiiHDS of KvanviHe. that he has taken room ,e buiiding noxt to the Credent Ctty Ciuk, directly ite tile Court Hor.-. up pturs. where he wi'.l bi D7e-
re-i to roc"i'.'ü the viaitj uf those who mny need his pro'&sm.'.l 8ir-:ces and show them spe;:i s:eris of his w.r t . The
i'lus:.ng of ti-rih, the removing of tart:ir and the insertion of l t:;.ith will be done lathe most thorough manntr. dec2J-3ta
lu t
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r
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i u vtr y . :iz lime for oveni-.f-r;
ivöi: Lands liivr .ni le:
Fornhatn. or
Uy in tUe UoIJcn
lie is'.ick.. a
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miud wncn it muir'SOT iucctnimi.i uivstrrits ot our r.a man exiitcaco it ij a composition of furrassing clain?s.'
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authors. ,
I. tri Ferns." issued bv Ber a iw rears since, rasai
roady.it Is believed, enjoyed a greater sale than any other
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vivacity and grace of its author, and is rich ia instrunetioa
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These striking and remarkable novels have long been standards in English Literature, and it is believed, will not
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.nil b.va enntianed to like what I did then." Tb
Spectator said: "Thera is scare -ly any educated pirsna o .v:. . . wh. v.. ant .t umi aime or other, drawn
sincsre nleasnrs from these pages." Tho Edinburgh Post
..id: Fcwreadeis of entertaining literature can oeiiinoran
of these popular prodnetions:" and also
7.50.
to
Skates. Some idea of the extent of the ' trade in these articles may be formed from the .'fact that one house in Market street, Philav. -delphia, has sold up to the present time this ' eason, upwards of S'.OOO worth. The groat- ' er portion of the cheap skates are imported from Germany.
0r Tho a?ents of the Xioäragnar. Government in New Orleans,, advertise for a loan . of $500,000, at 6 per cent, i uteres tr-" Tt is to be secured by a mortgage of 1,000,000 acres of the public lands. Kevolutionap.y Soi.pieks. During the year just ended, thirty revolutionary soldiers have die.. The number on tho pension list in July last was rl-l.
It of the- r.nnk of t'.n
Tni.in-'.. in the tlr.meh t'isr-ol at Kvannrill.
are here1; cotiti;d nni re-jaire-i to piv i-the Uiuking Uouse
ol toe hrvr.ehoi the state Ban of Indiant. at Oansnll.
otreea t'.;e hours of I" o'cVck A. M. and o'olt-ek P. M..
on tho f. i ay ot iareh. 1S,. the first instilment on said j
t.iiiuii ra -ii Mii.re: aa cnar OU taestfl iiiv of M ir h, 1-1.7, brtoeen the hoiiri of () o'clock A.M. :n,l - o'elof k P. M., thero wiU 1 rin etrtion lit tJcs-mc ;i!,i,-.e for live Dir-'otors. on taj jiirtur th Stockholders of - i i Brnnoh. Hy order of the :' irJ of Directors of the i'.anit. dec2S-."t4aw JAM Jf. ijaY. Cashier.
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TUM 01.DF DAOTiSi! Or. I'm D;wr. the IrvawaJili: betaa; r.iwajss of dveuturet ia tha liar man Empite. ly to Amcricau. I2si0., ciotli. Illustrated Title Pace. Price $i. The author served as Surgeoa on bourl KniHsh rmcü streamer auringthe I vte B-irmeae war, and iu tins book r.vb-j a most vivid su l picturesque account of his rerorirkahle adventures. The fact that so little is knot.' a of the eingatar ppopieof Tlarmah the " Land of the White Elephant," the 'Ttiroae ol the (Joldori Foot" Raid that the ptea.-bt work is th first af the kind ' oewaad mm caricus ücld renders "The Goldea Dioii" a peeuiiarly iateresuug booic.
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OHIKT AI. K OIHI.VI'AXCE; In a Series of Letters irora Sjna. By J. W. Dk FottSKST. 12no.. cloth. Price ST; censs. These are fresli anl jst azreeaMe views, taken from adTantjffeons poiuta of o',-iervtion. of those storied nelds of Palestine which have raployel alrealy so many easterly pencils, full as they are of "tlie splendor and the havoc of the East. The clever sketches of oir Oriental Acquaintance serve well to show how f ir this most fruutul of travel subjects is from being exhausted.
PnaGRHRs. The practice of selling free negroes to pay jail fees, has been abandoned in tho District -of Coluinbfa.
nil.Olxr., XKAKLY OITOSITK TBE
BilAiCH LANK. II A VINO tikes one of the Hnri ef
.-I. uiuji ii jiuiu si reec near " n o i . IFfttl'I A
auti new casttn!rs, olieriup theta the ! roh'-st q-ialities of goods ever opened in I bvansviilt toi tieaticTncn's wear, on 1 i heip ready to tjiue them up hy ottler in tiie moat ijwhioaaMe styles ami war i rintJ i 'n Et. Ainon;; in v new oud? nt
r-eeived. will ! tond the HK.aT'
I' . 1 1 A r l I f ! l .1 . li .- X K I" I- I ' .... T- . ... r.
; !.J -t. vi L. r,;. vpr v-.-T 4 i tiv j v h ir v- 1 f 'rd to the recent action ei t.i truatiee craiaittat U. i.TSi t?.V,-fv il. r- i U;K Fr.,oiseo. Her narrative rrohally gives tho clearest and . r .ifa' r.rs l I.N t.2s, ever elTered for sale in this : I ' r n.i. .,.i,i-. .i,:.i, i,. i
v. All of tnjiJtiodsariof the latest styles and of tny i , Vit "i:. . iceu-lwdiw wn selection. Kvery taste can be suited. Oentleiatu Ia"naea-
wantinii' anyarttclect wearine apparel, ean hftve his order promptly answered. I have the best of weramen. and y work will hy found ia no maauer inferior to that ozthel m ut f ishf laable estbliihment in the iari;er cities. J o:t2ti-tf D. 8. AXDSRSOS'.
Tho pure morali
tr which reijus throiln tneso uin-wuit o- u...., dare to call fictions will render them the most elip.il.le readins; lor young persons. They ought to bs ia every family
library.'
ti:e pokticat. '.vohrr op nonACE st.iitu Anthors rf the - K-iected Aedresses " With PORTRAITS .d a TiKKlRAPHlOAX SKKTüH. Kdited ty EPES
S.-.BGENT. 414 pp. 12mo. cloth. Price. 1.23.
TUB NEW YOHK .4 I.J! A AC AND W HATH ER HOOK. I; OH 1557.
About 240 pp., 24mo.. cloth. ...Psice. 25ccnt.
This book is to contain a world of loformstion ia a small
oa t.n tnn sold at a Tel y low lriee. P.rsidea a c
nl.u Almanas fr varions latitudes, it will be a complete
Pocket Diary. It will have a record of the state of th Ti,...i.., for rv hoar during the year ending L'e
cemher 1st. 185S. and a larga amonnt of Meteorological mat
ter eenerally. prepared oy x.. jjiiiivjaji, n;.,i unu
lvn Heights. THE KtMOUUrS POKTKY
Or" THE ENCLISH LANGUAGE FROM CHAUCER TO SAXE. By JAMES PARTON. 6JO pp., 12tno.. cloth
Price. 41.53. Oils aides and edces, iZ,2r. Also. anO
tnvo Edition of the same work, bonnd in the foil
t-l.i- Khoen f il.rarv. 5::t 0: Imitation Morocco.
Half Calf and Jtorocco. Ant. and Eitra. 4..'0, Full Half,
;ilt Eitra. $6,M; Foil Morccco. out and Antiiuo. c.w. Thia voiume. containing: tho rteatest mass of homoror
verse ever coliected, is pronounced tho most amnsinsj book
iu existence, it nas rapiuiy ran inrouftn iuureuibiuus.au
is now in active demand. Jt contains six nunarea ana nit ef the best Comic Poems aver writtm. incluoict; all the reo from Uiirtv volumes of Punch, tho beit tbinrts of Hoot
Byron. Scott. Lowell. Willis. te.. aad is aa elegant and
appropriate gl f t lor tuts or any other season . CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE, or ni
EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE EMPHE JOssEI'HENE.
With numerous Illustrative Notes and Anecdotes. By JOHN
f. ARROTT. OneVol.lmo. Price. 1.25
fnnlnHin. letters from tha time of their Marriage nrtil th
death of Jose phene; aad also, several private letters from the Emperor to his brother Joseph, and othex important per
sonages . : TUB INDIAN FAIRY BOOK. From the Original Legends. With lllnstrations by MrLE- ! . XT 1., . 1 V., . V THO V V q.(C , u 12ir.n.tllln
L.3?PSJf?!k it 'Uli FS Oilt.if .50. " WforthherrfiiiLL..-- ririM Les-.nds. wkich have doobtless teea
TO LET
OX a term of years. Tha two story aalioiag cobsh't-h as 18 rooms, oi tho oorner of Market aad Walant streets.
Suitable for a boarding house. Fnoairo af ,
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DEHTISTBti DK. J. KIVBTT, DENTI8TI
f"E3PEOTFCLLY informs the citiaent and violaitytha . he will execute all orders, in the various department of
his protcssioa, with promptness, aaa IB tne most soienuas manner. , . .
Particular attention paia to hi pk . r, 8 . extracting of teeth, and inserting af ineorruptibls teeth, from oae to a full set. oa fiaa gold plata. with at without
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fivos ceeio imcrwi . - .v. ..,..- - - - the treatment of children's teeth careinlly attended to.
Lndies waited oa at tliair lesitenoes ir oesirou. yiuc.
Fitststreet, formerly Ur. JS. uraysomoo.
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FAI.Ii CAMPAIGN!.
HEAD QTJAETEES F03 HAÄDWAÄE AHB
CUTLERY!
CHARLES' S. WELLS,
BUA3 inst received a very I. A an it akd supmiob aoTB.M. mk.vt. of Hardware aad CutleTy. for th Fall and
Winter trade. Ue Has astock whioh la BIZE AMD tABICTT, will command tho attention of interior . . . S
ME it CHANT 8
From I.vniAS A, Illinois aad Kkütookt. I raspeofoily in
vite. MKRoA!T8 and EDTRa. who puronasaat whi'iiulb to call and examine my Ceompleto) stoek. caarrtJU-T and THOBOCBni.Y. betoro buying in otherWestorn Oities. as I am
n.rfeeilv eontiilent. I ean show thsiDtt astoss. at rajcxa, was
can. ia no instance fail to please all.
Thankful for too libkal patronage oassowea apoa uo.
sines I came to- tvansvllto. i am orararam m .ly every lens that ealls upon me. that ths Hardwara basinsas can bo done her as CHr.APt. and AS wu, asatOinoinaati. or etkts is Nnvr Yuan, (by simply adding exponas of trans-
conation from -New York hore.J Among u gooas jass
added to my stock by
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM ECROPB. I orrna to thk teadr: 2100 Dozen Table Knives in great variety; 1(100 do Pocket Knives ia every style;
Files and Hasps every style; Steel Shears aad Seizors; Razors, (o-mmmoa te superior); Hand, Rip sad Cross Cat saws; (tun Locks side and back action; Drawing Knives;
.in Setts Braces snd Bitts:
Together with Chisels and Gaures. Serew Drivers, Bpok
Shaves, unaios, iiorseano n ro-s aus. are, so. IN AMERICAN H ARDW ARB. L150 Boxes Wells, (Hants). Lippinootts and Oollln AXES. 25 Dosen Ames Shovels; fso do Steel Shovels aal Spaten, (other braads); 14 do (train Shovels; 25 d Seivsaand Biddies; 75 do Coffee Mill (8 or 10 varieties); 3no do Nat row. Broad. Brass and Table Butts; 3d do (Novelty) Locks and Latehes; 15tV) gross Gimlet 8crews 1 to 4 ia.Jf 75 dos Bntfher and Shoe Knives; 500,000 French Gus Gaps(G.D..S.B., hat and water proof 3 dox Rifle Guns, (half and fnllstoek); 50 Shot Guns, singleand double barrel); 1' gross Spoonstiron, Brittania and German Silver; ALSO; Carpenters and Coopers Planes aad Tools, Cabinet Makers stock and Tools. Tinners Tools end Stock; Gun Barrelsand Trimmingseomplete. Slates and Penoils. Brushes in variety. Augers. Gimlets. Whips and Lashes, Tacksand Sparables, Curry Combs and Cards. Shovels and Tongs. Candlesticks, brass and Japan'd. Saws, Mill. Circnlar and cross ent). Tetiksttles, doek aad eommon. Broad aad hand Axe. Wood Saws, framed, Hatohets and Hammers. Shoe Blacking. Scales aad Scale Beams. Molasses (laus aad Faweetts. Steelyards aad sp'g balanse. Window Sash, Brass Kettles. Fry Pans. SAUSAGE CUTTERS. JAPAK'D IX WABE AND RTAIirgD TIK WAItSl, Wire. Kivef. Eettle Ears. Tinners Trimmings. Chain Pumps and Chain by the Cask. Also: Needles. Knitting. "Sowing and Darning. Flao Corahs. German and Freuen Harps. Portmonnias. ThimHoa and Hardware. Notioasreaerally. The earefnl examination by all purchasers at wholesale, is eordiallv invited by CHARLRS S. WELLS. nov6-3mdw Main street. 2 doors below Branch Bank. .
rinoV GI.AKS. UxlO and 10x12 jnst reo'd per
stesmer James n oou, lorsaie bj
decl3 S. E. GILBKaT S VU.
rUESH AillCIVAL. rjlHE sabeeri bees have just reeoied y Express a lot of
n lacies tvio suppers, very nice, lossiner who . i
In-Jjoors and Out; or. How tr.rm. Jlme and Live een
erally in ttt fio'ii-n ütatd. By buzA W. FiExnAM. 13 cio. .cloth. Price SI. The mostaathentic and sratihic ptettita, of lift in Califor
nia, as exhibited to feioalo eyes, wnieu 1
Jlrs. Farnhain aeestl'ing's as thcyste. an
pleasures, and exper.euee of th eatjrant. with honest em- . , , , . a ...w tr, the doskv maidens at the ladian fire-
P !"" She presentssocie inlerttt.ur Ltat. niec's : withre- .. "b f the white maa robbed him of his hunting
grounds. The book is handsomely gotten up, and is a beautiful eifc-book for all sessons. t Any of the above Books will be sent by mail, postpaid on receipt of the retail price. N. B MASON BROTHERS rvrerw publishing a SK1WK OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS. To be sold exclusively by agats. of a style entirely new in subscription books Full particulars sent wheat desired. decS-lmdaw
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25 do
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Uirie Powder;
do Blasting do; do Rifle do. just reo'd and forsa'.e Z. H. COOK Si SON, Solo Agents.
snd complete assortment of Boots,
for the Hoiliday parties. dec20
Morocco, Kid and Silk,
WoREA t WELLS.
I'NDRIEts
teas Carb Soda: 40 boxes Cheese;
25 hales Candle IVick: 51 do Starch:
50 boxes Raisins; WO dos Brooms; 25 hbls Loaf Sugar; ream ai'd wraping paper; 3.ibhlCnrrent, in store Tor sole by decX-dAW ORR. DALZELL & CO
CVNDRIES
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180 boxes 'iinplate:
10O bdls assorted Wire;
I ease Sheet Copper: ceived nd for sale by dec23
kegs Block Tl: 75bd) assorted Sheet Iren; 2 ease Copper Bottoms, rsSAM'L OSK.
Ifj GROSS Bonnet Boards ius ree'd bv "2' Z. IT. COOK k 80JT.
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