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DOMESTIC PORTS,

GALVESTON-Adv 10th, brig Puritan, sartee, for
N York, with despatch.
ATTAkAPAS-In port abt 10th, brig Aida, for
Richmond, abt 10 DAYS. Sid abt 10th, sch Della, Moo
srs, N York
NEW oRLEANs-Ar 10th, brig J w Ewe, Black
ington, Wilmington, NC. Cid ship Statesman, Gil
christ Havre. Advertised barque G Hi Curtis, for
Boston, greater part cargo engaged.
MOBILE-Ar 10th, barque Washington, Thorndike,
I'm Providence. Cid ship Onward, Chase, Havre; brig
Martha Sanger Duncan, York.
sAVANNAH-Ar 18th, brig Catharine, storer, st
Thomas.
CHARLEsToN-Ar2 Oth. brig Usage, Madison, FIN
N Orleans
RICHMoND-sld 22d, barque Colley, Smith, for
N Orleans.
Ar 23d, schs segochst, Watts, N Orleans; Peru,
Hart, Thomaston. Advertised, bgrque Louisiana, Pills
bury, for Boston, wig 800 boxes tobacco.
NORFOLK-Ar 22d basque G Colley, Richmond,
to finish ldg for Orleans
Brig Oriole, Gill, I'm Mobile, went up James River
92d.
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ty7 Godey's Lady's Book for April has
been received. The principal engravings are,
"The Widows Hope" and the weather
Prophet" 1t also contains an excellent origi-
nal song, by Julian Cramer-music by VIM.
J. Wetmore. The excellent story of came
La continues to increase in interest. The
rest of the matter we have not had time to
examine.
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The Lyceun.
examine.

Rev. Mr.. Hobert, of Hallowell, delivered
good lecture before the Lyceum week before
last. The lecture last week was by the Rev
Mr.. Palmer Owing to the pressure of bust
ness we were unable to be present, but doubt
not hut it was an entertaining and useful pro-
duction.
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DISASTERS. So

DIOAO I E1o, NC,
Brig Geo w Clifford, (of Boston, Capt Isaac Comery,
fin Cienfuegos for York; with molasses was totally
lost night of 4th inst the Colorados reef: crew
saved, and ar at Orleans l5h in sch Harvest FIN st
Jage. This vessel was falsely reported through Mag
netic Telegraph to have York on the 23d inst
One half the vessel is insured at the Coasters office for
ab $1,000 the other half is probably also insured here.
1t is pIobable that the cargo is insured in York.
Brig Versailles, of Warren, Me. at York fin New
Orleans lost head foremost in squa 9th inst off Tor
tugas.
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" The Boston Herald, one day last week,
had likeness of Marshal Turkey at the head
of its columns, and called it DIR. Coolidge,
saying it was called very good likeness of the
Or. No doubt quite number of the flats
were sucked by this trick.
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wMrs. w. H. Pierce, with her company,
is playing at the Cornthian Hall for few
NIGHTS. Mr.. Proctor, an actor who has been,
and is still, great favoritc of the Theatre go
inc neople in Boston and Portland, is with
her.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF B ATH.
MONDAY, MARCH 81.
ARRIVED.
~ No Arrivals.
~ No Arrivals.

FROM Our CORRESPONDENCE
WlSCASSET, March 20-Ar, ship Lady Arabella
Chesey, Boston.
2lst-Ar, sch Napoleon, Tarbox Boston.
22d-Ar, sch James, Groves, Boston.
23d-Ar, sch Visscher, Colby, Boston.
24th-Sld, sch Clio, Groves, Boston.
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So a week i'm Sickness.

THE Mass Heal TIL INsURA NcE COMPANY. of BOSTON
L will insure men against the expenses of all the
sickness they may have during the long term of FIVE
YEARS. Premium payable yearly. This Institution
now numbers TWO thousand members, a large portion
of which belong to Maine In the last three months
it has paid over 81 900 TO members disabled by sores
accidents, fevers etc. and has evaded or de-
ferred the payment of claim.
WASHINGTON GILBERT, Agent ut Bath.
Rev. ]. b. Hustled, Agent for Lincoln County.
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w A r d F O U r

Etr Alderman.
John Hayden, (Whig) 81
Hartley Cove, (Dem.) 25
Scattering,
For COwacihaen.
Scott J. Tallman, (Whig) rs
Ebed Lincoln, Jr., (Whig) IS
Thos. Farnham, I'd, (Whig) IS
Arthur Brown, (Dem.) SO
Richard r. Smith, dem 80
Joseph Hayes, (Dem.) 81
Scattering, SO
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rg7The great grandfather of DIR, Coolidge
was the first man killed in the battle of Lex
inSton.
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1.-THE sch. Ontario, Capt. Burgess of and
from Belfast, was seized, ton Saturday, 25th,
by Capt. Sturgs, of the Revenue Cutter HAM
ilton, for an alleged violation of the Revenue
Laws.
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w A r D Z II r + E.

For Aldermen.
William NJ. Rogers, (Whig) 60
William V. Moses, (Dem.) 40
Scattering, l
For ComaciSmen.
Gershom Hyde, (Whig) y
Otis Kin ball, (Whig) SO
William D. Crooker, (Whig) 70
Benz. F. Emery, (Dem.) So
James w. Frye, (Dem. 60
Samuel Anderson, so
Scattering, 3
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twThe workmen are busily engaged in
tearing down the Bank building to make room
for the new Hotel.
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SPOKEN.

March g. off DH Shot Keys, barque Diligence, IA DIS
FIN Portland fol Havana.
March IS. lat SO so, Ion 49, brig Champion, Chand-
Ter, TN York for -, NC.
March is, lat IS 80, Ion 70 "a, passed baque Al
ALBANIA, Ranlett FIN York for Orleans.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-28

70 Luther Fernald, the supposed murder
err OF Richard Freeman, at Great Falls, N. H
last fall, was arrested in Boston on Sunday.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Barbados, Oath ult, brig Manila Kinsman, Buck
nom, fin Philadelphia. via Norsok
At Havana; 10Th inst, brig Gazelle, Churchill, for
Portland, 6 or days.
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~ One Of the abolition papers is out against
troduccd to Mr.. Clay, and because they sung
on the occasion an impromptu address COM
posed by Jesse, one of the brothers. The fol-
lowing was the concluding verse of the ad-
dress:
Then halt all hail thrice-honored sage,
Our most distinguished guest!
Wen vcnerate thy good old age,
Brave Harry of the West
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unanimously to instruct the city Council to
adopt the necessary measures to loan the cred
it of the city to the Atlantic s. St. Lawrence
Company to an amount not exceeding 81 ,00o,
900.
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Spices and Cigars.

A LARGE assortment of IKE hest SPICES and CT.
"A CARS, just reed and for sale by
March "a l0d3w Us. SEWALL
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Painted Window Shades and
Fixtures.

lust received from the Manufacturers, a lot OF
Painted Window Shades with Patent balance
Fixtures and Tassels, of different Styles and prices,
and for sale by jerks & ALLEN.
Bath March a. dl3w22
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GEO. ?. MERRILL,
HAS on hand a large lot of SEAMENS' OH.
l. CLOTHES, which he VIII sell at Wholesale,
better terms than can be bought in Boston.
6r CALI. AND SEE! GO
Bath, March 49, 1s45. I22
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Sixty three vessels are now absent from
Gloucester, engaged i'll the halibut fishery
Many others are now fitting out. By the
LIST of June, the whole cod and mackerel fleet
from that port numbering l75 sail, will be
fitted out.
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Notice..

NUdICC,
TIME Subscribers have this day formed Copartner-.
i ship, under the name of Il ENDALL, RICH
ARDSON 81 CO., for the transaction of the Ship
Chandlery and Hard Ware business.
GEO. w, KENDALL,
JOHN G. RICHARDSON,
GILBERT T., r. PAT TEN,
Bath, March 23d 1913.
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Board Wanted !!
For Sale /!

For Sale
TT applied for soon, lot of SAPLIN PINE LOGS
L abont 100 900, cut last month, LAYING on the
bank of the Kennebec River the most of them in the
town of Arowsc Potter's Mills; the balance on
the bank of The River at the south end of this city,
The Logs are perfectly sound and can be rolled into
the river Mt any time, LUKE LAMBARD
Bath March IL, lS4S 2dlw l2l
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ryTThe editor of the Liberty Standard, in
alluson to the charge made by one Of our cor
respondents, that he had said the Wings were
about to reconsider their vote by which they
had declared the war unconstitutional and un-
just, declares it to be untrue but, says:-"We
said we had seen it so stated" and asks us to
correct the statement. Willingly we do it,.
although we do not see as his version of the
affairs alters the case. The charge is for CIV
ing currency to an untruth, and then when
satisfied of its falsity, neglecting to inform his
readers of it.
One word more in regard to the opinions of
Liberty men. We did not speak of the opin-
ions of the mass of the Liberty men, for OF
those we have no means of judging we spoke
in reference to one in particular, leading lib
erty man, who has expressed himself in &C.
cordance with our statement. We may have
spoken in too general terms, though it is the
usual way in speaking of such things. The
main idea, however conveyed, is correct.
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A Startling Fact.

Gov. Briggs, at the temperance meeting in
Faneuil Hall on Tuesday evening last, stated
that the report of the Committee appointed
to inquire in regard to the idiots in this Com
monwealth, showed that there were from 200
to 1900 of that unfortunate class, and also the
astounding fact that HOO to 1900 of them
were born Of drunken parents.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-28

~ All who heard Mr.. Evans plea, admits
that it was one of the greatest ever made On a
like occasion. No report can do justice to it..
Could eloquence have saved Coolidge, he
would now have been at liberty. The plea
of the Attorney General, we believe, is gener
ally looked upon by those who heard it as
falling far short of what was demanded on the
occasion. The Hallowell Cultivator says:
"Mr. Blake did as well as was expected,
though nothing like what the case demanded.
A better opportunity was never offered for the
display of ingenuity and talent. Nothing of
the kind was exhibited"
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w A r D S I Y {.
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w A r D S E V E n .

For 1Adermon.
Charles Davenport, CWhig)
Elisha Clarke, { Whig)
Amos Nourse, (Dem.)
For Councilmen.
Elisha Clarke, (Whig)
Lendall G. Litchfeld, (Whig)
Isaac Sylvester, (Whig)
Joseph Sewall, (Dem.)
William Crawford, (Dem.)
Joshua Winslow, Jr., (Dem.)
Scattering,
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Second Trial. Monday, March 18th
WARD ONE.

gDr. Coolidge, we understand, is to bt
conveyed from Augusta to Thomaston to-day
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w A r D FIV Z .

For alderman.
William NJ. Reed, (Whig) 70
Edward S, ]. Nealley, (Dem.) Al
Scattering, 2
For Conncikaen.
Joshua Page, (Whig) Ga
Charles Russell, (Whig) y
Gilbert c. Trufant, (Whig) As
George w. Kendall, (Whig) %
Nath'l Groton, Dem. 43
Jacob Smith, dem. A
Thos Eaton, Jr., (Dem.) so
Scattering, 10
WARD SIN.
For Alderman.
John Patten, jWhig) 70
Jeremiah Ellsworth, (Dem.) Al
Scattering, 4
For Comci1men.
Samuel Eames, CWhig) 20
J. B. Hudson, (Whig) 81
Benz. Randall, (Whig) So
Jacob S. Sewall, (Dem.) So
Scott Morse, (Dem.) 81
Dexter B. Coombs, (Dem.) 80
Scattering, )
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The following is correct list of the vote
cast in the several Wards in this city, for Al
dermen and Councilmen, at the Election o.
Monday, March 9th. We publish it for refer
ence hereafter.
WARD ONE.
For alderman.
William Rice, Jr.. (Whig) lO4
Jacob Emmons, (Dem.)
For Coeucibnen.
Peleg Sprague, (WhigJ GO
Isaac w Lynch, (Whig) 81
Peleg Rush, (Whig) 81
Elwell Robinson, (Whig) Al
Robert Babb, (Lab.) AZ
Charles Potter (Dem.) 40
Joseph Coriss, (Dem.)
Dennis D. Coombs, (Dem)
WARD TW o.
For alderman,
Davis Hatch, (Whig) so
Andrew J. Fuller, (Dem.) A
For Coapacilmen.
Jesse Robinson, (Whig) 60
William Ledyard, (Whig) 62
Thos c. Jackson, (Whig) 65
Denny Kelley, (Dem) Al
Andrew Heath, (Dem.) 81
Samuel Crowell, (Dem,) 50
Scattering, s
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Clerk Wanted.

Apply to M4GOUN & CL4PP.
Bath, March %, 1S4S;
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ty@The wSteam Ferry Boat "Woolwich"
has commenced running between this city and
Woolwich. She looks finely, and is in every
way superior boat.
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NEW GOODS AGATN!!!

lust received per Steamers North Carolina and
- J. z. Adams, Is packages more OF our Fall ami
Winter Stock.
Which now comprises blue mixed and gold mixed
Jeans; bic and blue black. Pilot cloths and blue
tiushings; Blankets; Linsey.; Brown Cottons md
Sattinets.
Black plaid mourning and fancy Gnghams, En-
glish mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue and
orange and new style fancy Prints.
Combs, Buttons aud Threads; blk plaid English
Silk Cravats; Arifcials Ribbons and lorenzo braid
Bonnets; blk and colored silk Fringes and Gimps;
Ladies blk lace silk Mtts and Gloves; Waddings;
Padding and Canvass.
Figured SALISBURY Flannels; plain blk Satin Stri-
ped, Figured Mohar and real Alpaca Lustres; Rich
figured colored Imperial and silk checked Lamar
tines.
Infants fancy velvet; Boys velvet and Cloth; Mems
Cloth, velvet, fur, cloth fur trimmed, pout Print,
glazed and Plush Caps.
X. V. black and drab wool Hats; Fash Angola
Nutria, Russia and B. and l.. Crowned Plnnter,
Monterey and Buena Vista Hats.
The above addition makes assortment COM
plete with the exception of Boots and Shoes which
we are looking for daily.
We have made such arrangements that we will be
receiving New Goods the whole of the present
son and will sell at low prices.
Sepl5. J. III. MAGHEE e. Co.
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Dr Rrandcth's Pills.

PAINS IN THE BACK, HEAD AND SIDE.
L side and back, partly arising from liver COM
plant, and more from gravel in the kidneys. Don't
bother yourself about l'niments or pasters-you
want a few doses OF Brandeths Pills, lhey never
fail te cure. Take them three days night and morn
ing in doses Of foGr night and two IN the morning
will warrant that you recommend Brandeth's Pills
on the fourth day; and, in facts when you once get
fair acquaintance with this great purifier OF the bloed
and fluids OF the body there is no danger but you will
imbbe sufficient knowledge OF it, TO eel the propre-
ty OF perseverance until full cure is effected Pains
in the head often arise from gravel can refer to
person in New York, who suffered much from apo,
nleclic symptoms. He took Brandreth's Pills, and
his complaint was cured, after discharging great
quantity Of gravelly matter He has now in his pos
session over pound weight for the inspection OF the
DANIEL WOOLSEY, Agent.
net 25-3rnw Evansville. Indiana
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue ola decree of the Vanderburgh Circuit
ID Court its September Term 1915 in suit in
Chancery, wherein Th0s. Wilson was complainant,
and Barney Royston, Mary Hazard and others were
defendants, and execution issued thereon, and to
me directed and delivered. will as Sheriff of Van
derburgh County tn the 9TH day of November A. d.,
1913 the door of the Court House in the city OF
Evansville between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and o'clock p NJ, of said day expose to sale at
public auction. the issues and profits for any
term not exceeding seven years o'the toowi ng real
estate mentioned IN said Decree namely: the most
southerly thirds of Lot No 95 in the Original
Plan OF the city OF Evansville, beginning at the al
ley on Chestnut Street, IN said city, thence along the
line of aid street; SO feet thence at right angles
said lot parallel TO said alley to the back line
OF said Lott thence along said back line TO the alley
aforesaid and thence along said alley to the place
OF beginning. And should no person offer for said
rents, issues and profits sum sufficient TO satisfy
said execution and costs, will at the same time
and place. by virtue of said execution expose pub
lie sale the fee simple OF said premises OF such part
thereof, as may be necessary 10 satisfy said e1ecu-
ton and costs. Said premises are subject TO the
right of dover of Helen Hazard, widow of G. Haz-
ard, decd. JOHN ECHOLS, 5. VIC.
oct l1-3w-pfS3.
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. %

The STATE OF THINGs.-The Boston Atlas,
in an article upon the business of the last week
In that city, says, ''the operations of the free
trade system is more seriously felt every day
by our manufacturers, who, for years past, have
been working without prof; OH all hands, and
In too many cases al an absolute loss, and the
result must be a gradual closing of factories,
and workshops, and mines, and the throwing
out of employment masses of laborers who
have no other resource for living. The ef-
feet will fall upon labor. Capital can live
without income for while, but labor must be
fed daily or it will soon starve:
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

ID ICHARD RALEIGH returns his thanks to III
IL public for past favors and socits n continue
tlon OF the same. | am just receiving lOm New
ork and Philadelphia large and splendid stock o
Dry Goods, consisting in part OF supertine Cloths
Cassimeres, Sattinetts, and rich Nestings, Hats
Caps, Water Proof Boots and Shoes, Ladies Cater:
and Fine shoes OF superfne quality.
a large and splendid stock of Domeslics OF every
kind; Silk, Gingam, and cotton Umbrellas: large
stock OF Ladies wear, such as Bombaznes, Fancy
colored Alpacas and Delanes, French, English and
Amecican Calicoes, Ginghams, &c; a large assert
ment OF Eight Day and 1 hirty Hour Clocks, Look
ing Glasses, and almost every article in the Dry
Goods line. Also, Salt, and Groceries of every kind
at Wholesale, all of which will be sold at remarka
low prices tor cash any kind of merchandise pro-
duce Country merchants will find it their interest
TO call and examine my goods and prices, as am de-
termined to sell as low any house west of the
Mountains RICHARD RALEIGH
OCT 26-3m
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SIGN, BANNER and FANCY
PAINTING,

GEO. G.. WALKER begs leave to offer his ser
~ vices t. his friends. citizens of Evansville and
vicinity, as a Sign, Banner and Fancy Pain
ter. tie has just returned home from Cincinnati
where he served in one OF the best shops and under
the eye of accomplished master OF his profession,
and has commenced business for himself, trusting
10 the encouragement otold friends and generous
public, and determined by close application still
further perfect himself in the art. Those having
work to do are respectfully invited to call and
suit with him.
Shop Main Street, over Mr.. VIM Hughes Store,
entrance on Second stree.
Prompt attention will be given to all orders from
neighboring towns Terms liberal.
oct 23-tt
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SENATOR Con TWIN in speech which he de-
livered short time since at a mass meeting in
Ohio sard--"l tell you fellow citizens, allhouh
have almost worshipped Henry Clay-have
idolized The great intellect of Webster and
McLean-and would have voted with pleasure
for Scott, the great Captain Of the age-I tell
you in the face of all these great men. ICheersl
On the subject of Pledges--did you ever hear
of Madison giving a pledge--of Washington
givinga pledge. On the contrary he refuses,
and in the language Of Gen. Taylor's letter
says: ''lfI go into the executive department
of the Government. shall go there unpledged
and untrammeed" Cheers
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TAXING 1T CONFERENCE.-The Philadel-
phia Spirit Of the Times, Democratic paper,
thus moralizes OH. the result of the election in
Pennsylvania:
There is no use in deny ing it! We are beat
en- We are uumlstakab!y used up-fUr the
present We have been famed las the classic
Jskey would enounte it) most remarkably
mysleriosly anu cunioundcdly.
We do not b, long to the weeping school Of
philosophy, a. our readers have had frequent
OCCASION TO know. We do not believe in what
the Juveniles call crying over spilled milk.
We conceive that IL Is too much 10 expect Tor
tune TO wait dIVGgs upon one man or one par
~ Hence we look upon il folly 10 despair ,OI
lo indulge i'll idle grief. whcu the shifting
scenes vi politics present., i'll turn, gloomy
specimen of the picturesque. Laughing Is
more PHEASANT as well "a more healthy, 80 we
''go ia" for laughing even over our misfortune
and our De nucIatic radrrs have iiltle Toe
much reason just now 10 initiate our exam
pie.
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JOHN FONDA d Co,
Wholesale Dealers IN
e. IL q G. d RIES AND UITS

No. sos MAIN STREET. LOUISVILLE, XIX.
(Idjo,ltiAg the Bunk Of Louisville
M respectfully call the attention of country mer
w chants To our large aud well assorted stock OF
Groceries and Fruits. Having made our purchases
tor cash, we are prepared and determined to sell
low as any house Of the kind in the Western country
Our stock emNf:sss ths isil9SinS er'eles'
Sugar. superior n. o., Ct Louis crushed and pull.
verified, and Boston and n. Y double refined;
Moiasses, sugar-house and plantation, in barrels
and halt barrels, and Rio Coffee
Teas, Gunpowder, Imperial, Ohio, and Young lily
son. in 4, !, and LILO chests; Pekin Tea Co, Col
den Chop, Ne Plus Ultra, Ooling, Plantation, I'm
perial, Sc;
bbls
Shad, picked, in bbls;
Goldfish, in drums and boxes,
Herring, smoked, various sizes, in boxes;
Sardnes, fresh Fish, HOLSTERS, Mackerel, Salmon
and Goldfish, Theoretically sealed, in Id and ID cans
Oysters, picked, spiced, and fresh cooked;
Soap, ROsin, Windsor CASTLE, variegated & fancy
Candles, wax, sperm, star, and mould;
sSaleratus, Starch ano Rlce'
Spices of all kinds, ground and ungroundi
Tobacco, a large assortment, various brands;
Cigars, regulias, principles, half Spanish, and Gu
ba skies;
Snuff, Brooms, Buckets, and Tubs;
| Bar I.ead, Shot, Nails and Brads;
Cap, Letter, and Wrapping Paper;
| Percussioa Caps, and Marbles OF all descriptions;
| Pickles. Boston, assorted, and Matches;
Catsup, tomato. mushroom, walnut. and Pepper
Sauce;
Wines, Champagne, Port, Madeira, Catawba
Muscat, and Claret, OF various brands;
| Brandy Cherries and Brandy Fruits
| Fruits Rasins, Figs, Dates, Prunes, Zante Cur
rams Citrons and all other fruits of the season;
Nuts, Almonds, Filberts. Brazilnuts, Pecans, Pea
nuts, Cocoanuts, and English Walnuts;
| Preserves, Ginger, Pineapple, Lime, Peach, Apr
cot Pear, Strawberry, &c;
| Jellies, Currant, Pineapple, and Orange
| Terms cash. The highest market price will b
paid for all kinds OF country produce
Evansville Journal, will please publish to amour
of IS. and charge this otiice.-LoN Joar. oct p.