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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-23
TELEGRApHIC DISPATCHES.
TBy O'Reilys Line.l
Particulars of the Explosion of the
Louisiana.
BATON ROUGE, Nov.
Prom tht n. o. Bulletin, Nor. II.

From the n o. Bulletin, Nov. II.
The boilers Of the steamer Louisiana, Capt
J. w. Cannon, exploded yesterday at 5 P
NJ, nearly opposite Gravin street, spreading
death and destruction in every direction. Al
the time we write this it IS impossible to as
certain the number of lives lost The reports
range from so TO $50, though we nope this
will prove to be exaggerated. One Of the OF,
fcers Of the boat stated to us that there were
about fifty cabin passengers on board but
as all the cabin afs the Theelhouse was unin-
Jured, we hope that :aany ofthem are saved
One gentleman informed US that he assisted
some ten or twelve, mostly ladies, from the
wreck.
Accounts differ asto the number Of persons
on the boiler deck and forecastle, at the time
of the explosion.
The boat was about starting to St. Louis
and had rung her last bell; bur was to haul
alongside an emigrant vessel 10 take IN board
200 deck passengers; but Tor which they
would also have been involved in the dreadful
calamity.
The Bostona has had her upper works
greatly shattered Capt. Dustin, her com
mander. it is feared will not recover from his
injuries.
The steamboat Storm lay on the lower side
and is worse injured than the Bostona, and
some persons were killed on board of her
She had just arrived, and had not made fast
when the explosion occurred. Fortunately
she had no passengers on board.
The force Of the explosion was appalling
the glass was shattered on the front levee al
distance of 1000 feet from the boat, and
the,shock was felt at the extremities of the
xicity.
The forecastle of the Louisiana was sunk
in the mud, but the stern being in deep wa
ter, kept sinking until the boat began to slide
off. The working parties had to desist from
their generous exertons in order to save
themselves. There were some twenty Oh
thirty who had to swim for ther lives, when
the whole wreck slipped into the water and
disappeared.
List of Killed Wounded and Missing
Wounded from Kentucky: II. w. Buchan-
! an, Marcus Minor, Samuel F. Smith. Ar
thur, "a slave) Thomas erriwelher, Samu
oel Conley;J. S. Wilger, of Indiana Isaac
Miller of Ohio; Capt Dustin; Capt. Hop
kins, steamer Storm; Robt. Price. John Ma
son. w. Wolfe. of Memphis. From Missis
sippi-W. Tucker, J. Tucker, John E. Bar
Der, Thos Hanson, L. O. Reed.
The following bodies were found:-Wm
Knox, Andy Blu, Levi Prescott, of Memphis
Mrs. Moody wife Of clerk of steamer Storm
- r. McMakin.
Missing y. w. King, of st Louis, Mr.
Elliott, J. Merring Of Cincinnati.
There are many other names of killed
wounded and missing, but most of them art
of New Orleans and foreign countries.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

WE Ave just received and wai,ing the orders OIL
w our 1tomers, a fresh lot OF Groceries.
so urine Rio Coffee,
5 hhds do. Sugar,
u bbls. re boiled Molasses,
Together with gel eEal assortment OF other articles
Usually found in grO> cry slores, and to which we
call the attention OF the public.
ALso-A splendid lot # Queensware, for sale low
" d. 'CKER & KRAMER.
une QdSUtf
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VARIETY AND FANCY COED sToRE

I.rU0lEL has Tor sale "a IT,, ns atg l,lt.e
- . articles in the way of: Combs. Bru hss. {
watts, Stocks, Handk ciiets, SuSpendeIs, Oh We.
Under shirts, Razors, Knives, Scissors, Steel am
Gold Pens, Pencil 5, Shirt Studs, Zephyr Wurstet
Steel Trimmings shaving Cream, Brushes, and
Wax Dolls, Accord"ons, Violin Strings, Pocket
Ink Stands, 5 Gaps. Chessmen and other Games. &c
one door south Listers Book store. RIuln street
n 12ftf
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NR. BURCH, DeDtist-Has returned to Ev-
~ ansviile and would be pleased to attend tn
calls OF those who wish his professional service.
Office for the present IN the room formerly occupied
: the post-offi e. [Octnber4I
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NEW GOODS.

lust received by the subscriber general assert
y ment of Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Boots
shoes, Hats, Caps, ready made C.ofhing, Flannel
and Marine under shirts, Shawls handsome as
sorment OF goods for Children's clothing, superior
Hosiery, and general assortment of Trimmings
which viii be sold very low please TO call anc
examine the stock.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
n9l Corner Main and I'd Streets.
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LIFE INSURANCE
BY THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital 100000!

Capital 100000!
VINCENNES, STATE OF INDIANA.
THIS COMPANY is now prepared to insufs
i hives, grant endowments and annulies
lbs following are among the benefits conferred
by lnsuTing in this office:
| Premiums amounting to $50 and upwards nae
able one hall IN cash, and the balance in mole az
u months renewable. with six per cent interest o.
The premium may be paid monthly in advance
Insurance effected in tsiS office upon the life oftbn
nus 5dnd, Tree from all demands of creditors
| Creditors may insure the lives If debtors. ana
debtors Il elr own lives ior the benefit of creditors
| Naval ana Military Otlcers, Masters and Mates
OF boals vessels ana indeed all classes NAV al This
office secure their families against want at The L.
est rates OF premium.
| SJ-Premiums lower than Mutual Companies.
payment OF the premium.
9%yNo risk of Partnership with all classes nj ,,a.
sons and its serious consequences.
| lG-No labill to have the sum insured reduced
o. u make iarthel contribution in case ofmortalit<
| beyond the estimated average
~ he certainty OF having every claim paid A
soon as substantial, whatever extraordinary mortal.
lily may take place.
| The semi annual payment of premiums md ,b;-
~ days grace allowed the insured on the renewal
/ OF pre- miuns
This company allow the insured more liberal
travelling pIlv leges and longer residence in tha
Southern states than any similar institution in the
country
A personinsur in this company, has the nr;v;.
iege OF uaFehng on land, rivers, lakes, or inland
seas, and OF residing in any of the States or Terrjto
res OF this Union, the British Provinces of korth
America, during the entire year, except from tba
first day OF August to the first day of November. du.
ring which penod, the insured are not allowed 10
travel or reside south OF the northern boundary of
the state OF Mississippi, unless permission is pre-.
lviously Obtained.
The company does not exempt itself from the nav.
Iment OF policy If the insured should die by b;s
own hand, which is consideration of great irnnor
lance the creditor who insures the life of d, btor
las well a wife nsurng the lite of her bushand
/ The insured will be allowed 10 make VOYAGE
out and home TO and from any port on the Continent
lof Europe, for an extra charge OF per cent
steamboat men engaged in navigation the western
waters will be insured at the regular rates
No one lie will be taken by this company for =
lgreater sum than S5o00
RATES OF INSURANCE OF Sl0O ON SINGLE 1Irs
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/. c. cARLCcK........A. s FOSTER 81. HARPrE
NEW CASH AND PRODUCE STCRE!l

n VIE undersigned tIim having taken lie stand
L formerly occupied by A. Curl, Ton Main
street near the Canal brdgej for the purpose OF car
rying the merchandise business respectfully in
wife the pubic generally give them call, as they
are now prepared to accommodate all who may la
them with their patronage cheap as at the
cheapest. We shall keep constantly on hand a
complete assortment OF Dry Goods, Groceries.
all other articles usually kept in such establish
ment. All kinds of understandable produce wanted.
for which will pay the highest market price.
Nov Am CARLOCk, FOSTER & co
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FINE CARDS.

4 LARGE lot OF Porcelain. Pearl Surfaced
"A Ivory surfaced. Enameled, Peoples and Prin
ler's Cards, just ordered, and daily expected The
everv descrntinn
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CORRECTED REGULARLY BY BAGcocK, BRO s.

CINCINNATI, Nov 90.
Hogs-Sales 5000 head at s. 60 TO s. rs nett
A large number are offering,
Flour is unchanged.
Sales of whisky at colo.
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DRESS GOODS.
BCCTS AND So CTs.

M E have now store. large and well assor-
w ted stock of boots and shoes. calculated TO
lit from the smallest urchin to the largest of man.
ind, at wholesale or retail, very cheap for cash
nSl JAMES q WHITE.
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MAGNOLIA REsTAURAN

MAGNOLIA RESTAURANT
2 ME above popular aud fashionable kestaurant
L has been removed from Front to first street in
the tuImer c0nVeLitni residence Of Crawford Bell
opposite The johnson House,
l6-tfl Respectfully. JAMES CARTER.
NE OBILE Bay Oysters in the shell-received by
IVA one otthe iasl steamers this morning, fresh, =
Will be served TO Epicures in any style they may
desire, al the Magnolia Restaurant saloons
nIG-tfl JAMES CATER.
RULLED BUCKWEEAT FLOUR.
4 n extra tine article or family use Just arriv we'd
"a tor saleby
10 ALLIS g. HOWES.
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EVANSVILLE MARBLE YARD.

NAllN II 11A4lAs 10 z LII q NO'l
nEALERS in Foreign and American Marble,
~ Monuments, Tomb and Head Stones, Centre
Table and Counter Tops, &c., &c.
\. B. Work done in good style aud the low
est prices. In Ely
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a O'NEIL fashionable Tailor. shop on syes
u. more, between Water and FiIsi 81. Rus2S.
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RARRINGToN, CRANE & CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
EVAN SMILE. INDIANA,
IT HE undersigned have this day formed copart-
nership under The above firm for the purpose OF
lransac.ing a General Forwarding and Commission
husines. Office and Warehouse at the old stand Of
Harrington, Crane 4 O'RileY.
CHARLES HARRINGTON,
ISAAC 4. CRANE.
Evansville. Mo-. |: 49. In 70 dew
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAILS
A -
NCRrHERN MAIL. Arrives Monday, Wednes.-
day and Friday, at ~ P NJ Closes same days ar
u p NJ.
EASTERN MAIL-ByMs River.... Arrives Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday, ats A. M-inegular....
Closes TUESDAY. Thursday and Saturday, at 7 ? NJ.
SOUTHERN MAII-By the River Arrives Sun
day, tuesday and thursday irregular. :. Closes
Monday Wednesday and Saturday, al P NJ.
New HARMONY MAIL Arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at4 2. NJ Closes same days
at ST P NJ.
LEAvENwoITE MAIL. Arrives Monday and
Thursday, at p M....Cl Monday and FRIDAY
at 81 +. NJ
NEWARK MALL. Arrive Saturday, at IL No..
Closes Immediately.
The West Franklin Mails arrives once week
irregular.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MA1Ls-Per American
Packets, ora Chagres and Panama Closes al Nav
Orleans once month-irregular. Single rate to
Chagres 90 cents to be prepaid; ditto to Panama 30
cents ditto; ditto to San Diego Santa Barbara Man
ierey, San Francisco and Astoria, 40 cents prepaid
or not Arrives at New Orleans once meath--
irregular.
POST OFFICE HOURS
90 The Post Office will be omen 1aiIv frov = A
NJ TO n. M except on the DAYS on which ID % Nor
thern N All arrives, when it will b., omen ur iii ii
M Open on Sunday from f. II < nj and fa
two hours alter the Essts- .Is;I Nv The Rive AZ
rives 81 IA. MAN. oy ''''
W. Il CHANDLER P.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.

PHILADELPH'A, NOV. 70.
The Tuscarora has been abandoned by
the Captain and crew. They left by ca
BILE being fastened to the foremost and the
shore.
The steamship Eudora, from New York,
for San Francisco sprung leak when two
days ou'. The Captain put in at the nearest
port, Ludlands Beach, where the cargo and
passengers were landed by means of surf
boats.
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rr-zyzSSN TRUNkS.--Leather Trunks al
EsssEs72-S4 good quality and low prices; 5lsoear-
..Lll ~ pet Bays OF every variety for sale a
Cincinnati Clothing Store.
lov II AHLERlNE X DRUMMER
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PErTsBURG, Nov. 20-P. NJ.
There are feet inches water in the
channel and falling slowly. The weather is
cloudy.
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CINcINNATi Nov. 20.
The river has fallen one foot
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A CHANCE.
RAIsTNSI RATsTNS
SPICES. &C.

TUST received per Steamer Creli. lane n supply
j ofFREsH Bunch, in who es, halves, nd quarters,
for sale hy In 10 FOSTER & BROWN.
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En BAGS Pepper; ~ spice; do Race Gin
-LO yer; l bhl. Gloves; l case Autn.egs,
Just received and for sale low by
MO- FOSTER & BR )WN.
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Passages ETC. ETC. have been cured by this Compound Mix
ture and cases of SYPHILIS OF The inveerae decrp
u9n have promptly yielded to their sanative influence
The preparation is, without doubt most eteCtuR rem
edY, and has cured many obstinate diseases after many
other medicines had failed In its improved form. is
taseless and effects permanent creln the space OF toe
or SlI days without much restriction to diet to
pOsue business. Besides this important advantage it
leaves the part subject that Troublesome weakness
that occurs often after the Of other MEDICINES generally
prescribed and il taken in the first stage of the disease
will arrest the discharge and all unpleasant feelings
in few days. In pOtaGted chronic stages of The
diseases in obstinate elects Female Complaints such a,
Whites, it is, without doubt the most eectual remedy
discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics as n PAEACEA or cure
every thing " but for the above cases are autbnT
lied by Dis Leroy and PeeeT, Of Paris (he inycnio
guaranty cure.
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public OF Orleans for the last nine year and
they have universally proved eficaoous S''' 'AO
E7S- Sole Agency, No. 10 C.HROEJD FL TT Sy-.st
bstDeeH Canal and Common Streets II To-
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DATLY CRESCENT.

TIE SHADow OF AN Ass.-The Greeks. had a
proverb which ran thuse ITO dispute on the
shadow, Of an ass.'' This took rise from an anec-
dois which Demosthenes is said to have related %
the Aihenians, 10 excite their attention during ms
defence of criminal, which was being but mai S
fentivelv listened to. A traveller ne salu'
81 once went from Athens to Megara on 1leo ass
II happened 70 be the time Of dog-days alg q ,ltO
He was much exposed 10 the unmItgassu e. 5 -
the sun and not finding much aS pu 9F ulJ ~
which to take shelter, he bethought himself 70 ~
scepd from fhe ass, and ssat himself uhoeE NS
Shadow. The owner Of the donkey, who accom-.
panied him, objected 70 this, declaring to hlm that
when he iet ne animal, the use Of ils shadow was
rot inelrdsd n she bargain. The dispute at last
revso warm that il got to blows, and finally gave
~ y al sction at law" Alter having said 50
T,ncb Dsmosthsnes continued the defence of his
Chant. ~ the auditors, whose curiosity he had
oiaued. WsFs extremely anxious to know how the
iudess decided on so singular cause Upon this,
5be orator commented severely on their childish in
Justice. in devOuring with attention paltry story
sbont an. ass shadow, while they turned deaf
ear to a cause in which tlsllif9 of a human being
was. involved. From that da55@AssSIi man
showed a preference for discussing smahana roa-
temptibe subjects TO great and important oiss. he
was said I" to dispute on the shadow Of an ass.
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0TTIzFNs OF NEW oRLEANs.

IF you aoant 20 place your Sons in oHef the best Schools
| in .RigstcG, zoos at the advertisement bsloa.
| nOUGghEEPS1E COLLEGIATE SCHOOL-Tbe
esice or TINS school Is situated on College Hill about
thTa1oqLlhs Of mile from the beautiful village OF POugh
J fyspse. Duchess county State of NewYork
Z n Inc school is conducted philosophical principles
reference is invariably had to the of the Juvenile
mlhu and constant efforts employed to develop
powers IN their natural order and preserve them in their
strength The domestic and modes of
aedapted 10 youth Of ten years Of and up
telRa and they instructed in such branches may be
either to qualify them for Commercial Life En-
7 lneeHng, or to prepare them for College,
HE annual expense per scholar $780, PAYABLE quarterly
hsn advance This includes all charges for board tut
of ION, stationery, bed and bedding, washing room f1e
ght and books exeeptthe French and the Spanish booS
year divided into of twenty-th weeks
saeh The summer term commences the first Wednes
optay IN may-the Winter term t Wednesday in NOvem.
Il TIE purpose Of the undersigned not to receive
Law ;s6 s w I WIGS m95i chaTacIe Is not good
4
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alters In and About San Francisco.

u SAN Francisco, Alta California, July l6, ls49.
ar CresoeHt-Aiter a tedious and tirssome Journey
the satisfaction Of addressing you from the Land of
We arrived here on Saturday evening the 9Th inst,
passage Of thirty one days from Mazatlan having
d fOm there on the evening Of June g. Our passaR e
very unpleasant one, the fare extremely bad and the
Cher. the greater part of the time as cold as October
Aher in Pennsylvania. Mr. L. P. Francsout of Lewis
b, Pa, member of our company died on board the
low during her passage from Mazatlsn on the 10th of
b. We committed his body TO the great deep the next
The Alta California, in noticing his death, has it
P. FrancisOus, of louisiana" He resided some time
&ewOreans.
pre- the Pacific Coast on a vessel sailed by Spanish
lain is by the best person is in no danger
an overloaded stomach but week on shore with de-
food has set me straight and now am as well as ever
las.
his town Of San Francisco is very lively place at the
en time. Houses sprnging up if by agc-to be
they not substantial, but they answer present
poses. There great many tents pitched These are
fTay temporary residences of persons who have landed
VESSELS and going 10 the mines, or of persons who
returned for provisions. Then come the cloth houses
ght frame sput up in the shape of house and the TOP
sides covered with ticking muslin or other cloth Then
the wooden buildings ofthese there are geatmany-
ed the number astonishing when the price of building
erials and labor are considered. The more substantial
Kings are few. One of them is the Custom house This
p old Mexican building, covered with tiles and by no
imposing in its appearance. think there is but one
building which is store two stories high and pretty
building. Then there a few adobe Gor uhburnt
houses thesight Ofwhich brought to my.mind Mexico
appearance Of the place is picturesque viewed from the
which nearly surround it on three sides The houses
enisrise kean amphilheatIe-and The Yaretyof build.
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MlLLlAM l., GUSHING, Commission Merchant
y y No. % GRAyIER street. offers for sale
REF ED SUGARS-Leaf Powdered and Crushed, of
nm Wooseys Stewards Lowering and Orleans Reiineries
CHICOLAIE-lSO boxes Of Sweet Chocolate; also, Ba-
PICKLE PRESERVES, etc-lOO boxes gallons, halves
and quarts Pickles; Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
ketohgpi Pepper Sauce: Assorted Preserves and Jeles
STERN Ollr-In casks and bbls., pure and beached
49, pure and bleached
SWEET OlII-1O0 baskets pints and quarts
6nIIER-St LOnis and Cincinnati packing.
HnAMFASN E-Ot various qualities
IOBACCO-llO boxes Myerss SUPERIOR and other brands
| -, various qualities,
CIGARS-lOO 900 Common Cipaw
LAlhBERT'S ESQ boxes Lambes Vicks.
ut pug 5 PEACHES preserved, IN superior order.
0IhAkD BRANDY-l0 halGppes
7. II. GODDARD BRANDY-6 hafpipes.
MADEIRA WINE-40 quarter casks various qualities,
EOkI w E-2o quRTteT-casks, pure Juice.
GIN, BRANDY, RUM, etc.-All kinds of common and
T1penoT qualities; also, Neutral Spirits; NewEngand
Rum; Jamaica Rum; Irish, Scotch and Old Whskies;
Anlsette Cqracoa Guignoet; Absynthi Cordials and
FOR CALIFORNlA-Hemetiea sealed Lobsters and
49, salmon in and ID cans
DISQUALIFICATION 4 GrOnsted's Louisville, Ky, in
~, ID halt and quarter cans.
GRANBERRIE S-5O packages, halves and quarters.
IEaS7lmPeral, GunPOwde HysOn, etc., in half chests
To-, aud u ID boxes and oanisteFs.
sOAP-Castile, Boston and Cincinnati.
A Is o
white Beans, Punes Dates, CuuaHts, Sheed Almonds
maokere and Salmon in kits and hskitts Claret Ground
spices TAIL kinds urie Powder, Pepper, Aspice Gloves
Stoughon Btter, Painted Tubs UnderwOOds and George
MeTs Lemon Syups, Table Salt CitrOn, MaoarOn Yer.
ton Irvine, WashbOards Nest Boxes and Buckets Ale
Porter and Brown Stout Cuba Cigars, Playing Cards Nut
megs, Sage, Indigo, L0zenges, Barrel Covers, Malaga
WINE, CoIks, Backing, Small BroOms, etc. etc.
will be promptly filled, when accompanied with
OHsh Hu23lf
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EDUCATION,
HIqH soIo 4 Z : Eo 3, YOUNG LADIES


CARONDELET sTRRRT, MAR ST. JOSEPH gTRRET.
ENSfABLLSHED in 1912 under the nupeYintendenoe Of
IA the Misses ALLISON from London-In ANS Ipstitu.
ton conducted on the best panh Of European nsuotOn
the oourso Of study thorough and systematic no vague
theories OF superficial methods Of teaching to elicit display
or literature.
The French Languages under the superntsudence of
French gentleman OF nigh literary attachments other Ian
Ruases music and the accomplishments taught by
ten Of equal eminenoe in their professions.
Drawing in every style Is taught by the Misses Allison
drawing masters in Europe.
~ Terms may be known application to the residence
OFT Misses ALLISON, CaroEdslstS n28g
QARRonLToN FEMALE SEMINARY,
H'HIs Institution continues under the charge OF MIS-
Il WARREN, who takes this method solicit the
patronage of parents aud guardians.
~ Terms for Board and Tuition (payable monthly in
ADVANCED, al5 per month.
GW Terms of Music (wth use Of FibnO) IS per month
-REFER TO-
Rev. Dr. Scott, Rev. q. r, 8eadle, a. n; Ogden.
A, MHYbn, Col /. J. Preston, w. 7, Scott,
Chas. Gardiner, J. Raspson, Rev. ]. Fwichel.
DR.. j. w. PctOn, PIpt korshey, SIG 2m
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.
I'D WRIGHT cos Patent Wood and r,o,IS,,..
be foI Hsi S'9Se most improved patterns suits. -
Eraney hlgb Coal Stoves, for Bar-Tooms Etc, I'D
COMMON Stoves nine and ten .plafe SioVs.'.
EIahkHn stoves tOrwood or coal -
Eufhacesi COpperand Brass Preserve Ksttl.. Jy;. . -
copper Liquor Pumps Tin pumns. u'i'eieA' sizes
Olver Moons Patent We'll Pumps
a Also
n very general assortment OfCOOkine TfepsiI, al
Furniture, OF Copper Iron and Tin lVsTi onu hllohen
nfasa and Britannia Lamps and Csndiasticts,'
BIass, Bptannia and Japanned SpttooDS
Deed and Cash Boxes TumbleT DTniDers.
nall and Steamboat Lamps Of diffsTsrt &c.,
britannia Tea and Coffee Potsi 'Ae'i
bntahnia Soup Tureens, Of dihareptsyas,
Dkh Covers Copper and TIN Measures
Copper, ron and Tin Tea KettesI
PUCK a. McGran,s Patent Cooking Stoyes,
OhuIchs Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
~ n ALSO
MY Own Patent ID Stoves on the most ir,nroy,, ,, .
DUN wood or coal Cooking Ranses F''eu plen' 70
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