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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-01
CINCINNATI cLoTHING sToRE.

(1Fcrt door to G. Bell Druggist. Main 81. }
Evansville, Ind.
TAT ESSRS AHLERlNG g. DRUMMER have
III Just received from theirnanuactory, IN Gin-
cinnati, the latest New York style of Fall and Ri
ter Clothing. -alIoiswhieh are made and frimmed
in ihebest manner. under their directions expressly
for this mafket and consists Of every article reql
site to complete GeRtlemens Wardrobes
Goats and CIoaks.
a fine assortment Of Blue, Brown, Grey, Dfab
MackiHaw, Dlankets; Box. and Over Goals gena-
inc Pilot aud Beaver Cloth Coats fine lot fE5ih
Coats of all sizes and prices; superior Black and
Blue French and English Cloth Dress, frock and
Sack Goats full :rimned, Satinet and Cashmefet;e
Caats; Brown, Green and Grey and all colors Of
Tweed and Cashmere Sack, Frock and Dress CoaiS;
ElSundaboAts and Coats oEall kinds.
PantaI0onsa
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and 2Cassimere
Pants; Fancy French Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Stripes and Blue. Black, and Steel Mixed and CO
det Mixed Satinett Pants; Tweed and Cordroy 90
Pants Of every variety md price TO sui purchasers
tests,
Black silk and satin Vests Fancy and Plain SILT
Velvet Vest; Fancy Cashmere ests Satnett vests
and common Vests OF all Kinds.
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LIVER COHIPLATNT.

sec Es cure OF LT 55aTa Of stamloTd CT ind others
Dyspepsia
See the cure of r. s. HToz merchant of Atiica Wyoming
Co. n Y, and many more in our Panaphels.
Dysentery and Summer Complaint
in CEidren and 4ts are altsays ced Hsakly tildren
VIII become eshg hsalg and hearty and grow rapidly, by
the use of, this BA LSAAass
No mother need ever mourn The death of her child By
Cholera FAINT am. while tcethpg Bk47S 1LZ-
AEON4RK B4LSdlF be administered It should be, for
such eases given larger than the ordinary doses,
Eofsale il Evans lie by
dsc2l Iy W M. W0OESET al at
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-01

JOHN E. TAyI.oR. & GILL HARVEY
T7AYLOR T. HARVEY, Commission aud For,
ucaratng Merchants, Waterst, Evansville, lndi
ana Have also large, new ygharf-boat where they
illreceiye and store ireightfree of drayuge APPS
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NHw EsTABI.Is .IsHnrrINr
Store and FHrnitRre JEarehoatse; cszney
and sSkeet Iron 1ctfe 1la5laf afatf0g1

StOte nd T HT7tztal1e 11lg1efoaSc; C0p5e5 e fN
and Sseet iron ac6fe 1lanaf fatioTa,
ltY AHsyILLE, a. "a
M = will Keep a full and complete asssortment
y - Of Cook P1flof, and Heatng Stoves sot all
lsinds. Also, Brass keitles, SadirOns, Counter
Scales. Coffee Mills, SLc.s &c. general aSsort-
ment OF Tin Ware to which we invite the attention
of merchants All kinds OF Copper work for steain-
boats and mills mads to order.
GARNET E'TEFs fEfTFFp z
The laiest styles of new and fashionable FtIfni-
ture Chairs, Mattresses &c, all of which We will
sell at the lowest prices.
d T-1md@wl J p.s sE g. sSCHWIS(s
Ri Elarion. Princetons Weekly Journal ssIsafay-
etfe; Courier, ere Hautes Gazette, Vipcenhes;
kentnckian, uendefsons copy the above to the
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CONSUMPTION.
a Dying w oman Cured

We sate thiscure TO prove the porW 10 SAGE hBe when
this BALSAM is used, after the person conssdred
by physician and friends to be in the last age disease
actually dyEg and in this case far gone that the
sefoud and bfsate0tes bought the particulars
H this and the respectable and naobted proof Of ali
the circumstances and facts refer to our PAMPHLETS
This cure was effected on Mira ZtBA DYtMAN. Of Balls
ton Spa Saz atoga Co. Il We can prove eyond doubt
ssa.g others almost equally hopeless and cases
of CeHghs and Lousln ptions CURED. which were pro-
uonnced iacarable BY skiful paasiciaus
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JOHN FARREhL,

HIantfacfurer of Confectionary,
First Street, beti0een Main and Sycun moro.
f4ANDIES Of every variety Lemon Syrups and
~ Soda Syrups-all favors, etc etc, always on
hand ie l2-dly
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COMPREHENSIVE: The undersigned have
~ this day associated themselves together under
the firm OF G1ssox, STocKwEEL & Co, for the pur-
pose of transaeting a General Produce Com-
mission Business, in this City, and have taken.
the Store No. 35 PeIrE Street. Joseph S. Hanna.
will reside permanently at hafayeftes Ind; N Hs
Stockwell y illrernain atthe West during the VIM
ter and both will be prepafedtc make liberal cash
advances on eonsIgnments to u.s.
With the Determination to canine ourselves ex-
elusiyeyfoa Commission business, and with ample
cash means we offer our sevices 10 our friends with
the assurance that all business entrusted to US shall
meet with rronlpt personal attention
JOSEPH S. HANNA, Lafayette, Ina.
IN. III. STOCKWELI4, Ldlfayette, IND
E e. III. GIBSON.
: New Y oRK, September /. lS49
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4. L. YEIsER. JoHs c. sL4NE4R.
YEISER <, LANEIH,
~ ROGER, Produce aud Commission M err
W chants, store formerly occupied by Girard
Sites, No.G Prentis Block, Vieksbarg, Missss-
sippi.
Kefer4o Hill, Mclean & &c, New Orleans
aug 30tt
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VIM. A. WANDELL,

ATTORNEY AT Law.
Princeton, Gibson County, Ind.
xrkeier to BAKER q GARvIN, Evansville, Ind.
mar 3d.
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CABINET FHRn1TBr
ATTENTIONS SHIPPERS!
An Old Kor 2 rsI ing House ulltf er a NeyE

"a NE FIRM of Ha=rington Crane a. Riley
tgeneral syafding and Comm Merehanfs.
kvans lie, 1ndlanul having been this day dissolved,
oIliley having purchased ell tfe interest," 0l his
eapartHefs Aessfs Harrington and Cfane, ii tho
bllsin Yharf Boat and pro2ery,o said firm.
and having associated himself with John II IlcheIE
ESD the business of the a1e firm Will lleIealtes
be carried on nndar tie nalne. md firm nE
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nR 81 RORDLEY.

DENTAL OPER ArOR.
AFFERS his professional services to the ciizenso
~ Evansville and vicinity in the practice oil his
profession Rconfat the Exchange Hotel
p. S. C0mmunlcations ADDRESSED to me at Hender-
son. or left with DR.. Wilcox, lEvanSviel will re-
-ceTge attention }. H.
my 9g-ti:
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NEW EsTABLIsHnfENT.

FF-f N q Y 3 IL I'D IN l.
.ESa5 STOVE, CRATE, COPPER. TIN. Gsa
p 3 AND SHEET T-IRONsWA {. M AN -
uEsAGTORY llaim st.. betreei First and Second,
Euaasgilie, IA.
NK7E have full and complete assortment of Pre-
Wv MUM Cooking Stoves, all sizes, ten plate, sew
en- plate, Box, Rough & Ready, Eage StanIy, Cofs
tage and Franklin parlor. coal Huted mantle CRATES
&c Also Counter Scales, Coffee Mills, Frying Pans
Tea Kett es Sadirons, Brass Kettles pressed Plates
al kinds of japaned ware. &c, &c.
TIN WARE-a large and full supply, TO which we
In yife the attention of Country Merchants Dui
door Job md steamboat work done at the shortest
notes The highes price will be paid for old cop
per, brasss and pewteFs
October l3. q. +. & g, SCHWING. 8
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNERsRP.

Me copartnership heretofore existing between the
a. subscribers, under the firm of tIBs6N, Stock ELL
& Co, is this day disso lived bynatnal cons ent-
affairs Of the late firm will be adjusted by either Of
the parties, who are duly authorized 10 settle the
same Z, &. I4.sGIBS0N.
JNQs NJ sSIOCKVEIIi
WAI H. ST0EKWELL.
M MARTIN.
NEW York, September !, I949
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The patrons of the old firm arid the publfc eene-
rally are assured that nothis1g that industry, ener-
gy and fidelity, can accomplish Shall be omitted 10
render the new FIRM worthy of the succession cast
upon it by the above arrangements.
Mr.. O'Riley tenders bis grateflI acknowledge
nents to his friends for past tavors, and would par
ticniarly request all who desire to entrusr their
business 10 him in future to Be careful to consign to
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INGLE & WHEELER,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. sSrccEssops 10 BAT-
IA TELL & INGLE. General Collection and Reai
Esfate Ageacy. Office, corner OF Sycamore and
FIRST streets, below Main.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND C0NPL ANTS.

no remedy that has been offered TO the public has ever
been ba certain and efectudl in SeTrettaq the incl
dental wakaeSes and irregularities of the female sex as
Il BR1fNIES PULM0NdRY @BALS4EL II makes no diiier
Gnce whether the arrangement be suppression ercess or
nher inetaztaI s0ezkn regulates ALL by Strengthen.
f the sysel e7aang the circntation. so0tki9 and
for rIrnllf
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asy-sy H. FAlEcHIBD is connected with the above
house and socits consignnlents from his friends.
Reier'to: BENEN1 s. YIELE.
j. H. MAeHEE & Co jy 6m.
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.sOlidand Col d si't casI8nsres ss'Hs

20 Io0IIdand JoI'd G1shfneres
20 Gases ass'f'd Boots and Shoes
80 Bales Cotton Batting
80 Bags Yarns sass't,ds, s.sss s s. -
20 Cases HATS. Cloth, Hui, and sill lJilcIofbA
Capss
White Mackinaw, and whiting Blankets;
Blue do. ia .sesss
SnpertIne French Drab Blank cts. ffor coats,
gcod assprtlnent of Cl6ils ineres TaT.
ey 9e7tingas tsoaae rich aa tare reat pafiets, OF
Winter Shawls. embracing some of quite new
styles. and OF the latest fashiols white and cold,
Camhrics, aaconets. cross bard iusins, PLAN and
hg'd Swiss do. Green, Pink, Blue and Buff ClSfII-
bray's; white and cold L.. Wool Hose; white and
cold Cotton do; white and cold Cotton and I,-
Y 9 p lliiI Hose Ladies aud Gents cold Tibit
variety OF Trimmings and small notions too nunle
fons 70 mention " heh we vii sell as oze
house IN be city, for produces such as Corn,
{ eggats. Fork, Lard, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Feashers,
= hase nyans' Gee &c. ms
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REFERENCES TN INDIANA

1-11 n - A4N 41N NAI4EALN a.
His Excel'y. Gov Jos. a WRIGHr, Kadiaunp0lss
Col. James III. LANE. 1t Governor, do.
Hon.C II. Test, Secretary OF State, do.
Douglass M4eGusRE, Auditor of State, do
Hon. Caleb B. SMITH, Conaersuil5e.
Col. w "a. 6ioRMAN, M G., Bloon.iast0a.
Hon +. NJ. HuNTlNGToN, Judge u. Dist Court
Caanets0a
A. NJ Puett Esq, Rockrizls
Col Thos. r. BLAKE. 1srge Haate, Trust. Wa,
chas- BuTLER, Esq, Nsas Yonk, 0ash s,s.i g Ere
Jacob d. EaRnT, Esq. Tsrre Haatte.
VIM BURTcH, Pres. Branch Bank, Vincennes.
James Collins, Jr., State Agent, in Neac Yosk.
HENRY ID. ALLIS. Aren't.
ErGRsriltc, Indiana
WILDERNESS, Sept. Is, I949. In Is
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4 RE now opening at the corner of Main and
~ First sis. large and desirabl estock of koF<
sign and Domestic Dry Goods, p to-sFit
% Bales Brown Shirtings
5 a : Osnabufghs;
DrilliDgs
800 pieces Prints, newest styles
$50 e Bleached Shrtings;
30 .Irish Lllisns, (soine very IIIe1
so .Sanfinetts aud Jeans,
80 Red White, & yellow F1an1Iess
50 8 Brown, and Bird Canton des
20 = Rob. Ray, Plaid / suseyss
25 : Hickory Striped ShaufngsS
20 Apron Checks
% . furniture Prints
20 " Bl md Cold Alpaca Lust res
80 " = = NJ. DeIsaines sslatesS
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ORILEY g nfTTcHELT,

As the use Of the names Of his late partners in
making con signments might beget confusion. par
ticuarly II they or either Of them should hereaf
ter conlmenC>@ the same business
j. 9. ORILEYts
JOHN MITCHELL,
Evansville TAI, Nov sth, lsl9- l3ml
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
FOSTEl 6. RR01VN -l.

4 RE now receiving the largest stock Of Day
( n Go0ps, HAfs. Cars. BoENETs, Doors, SHOES
&c, &c, eyeFTeceiyed at the corneTof Main and
FIRST streets embracing nearly everything called
Tor By Country or City buyers, and to Whichsfhey
and her buyers fofcash. Theirstoek OF Salt Il fsroe
ceries aslarge, general. and atlow prices [oc15
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I HON. r n. CARNAN, Vincennes.
WILLIAM J. WISE do
WILLIAM J. HEBERD, do
+ HORACE Z. PECK. do
CYRUS M. ALLEN. do
VINCENT T. WEST, NJ d., Pike co. Ind
PETER p BAILEY, Fort WAYNE Indiana.
THOMAS T. BENBRIDGE, LAFAYETTE, do
WALTER w. EARLY, Terre Haute. do
Ex-Goy ID. WALLACE, Indianapolis 40
HENRY d. ALLIS. Agent for Evansville. Ia.
HENRY r. SCHOOLFRAFT Wash. d. C
ZEPHANIAEI PLATT, New York
r. N. CARNAN, President
B. s. WHITNEY Sccg
Drs BATY and HIT. Medical Referees.
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hlsks N ives OF persons gong TO California viii
be taken Mt an extra rate of premium
Pamphlets. blank forms OF application. and All
papers necessary for full information on the subject
Of Lille Insurance, Arrays to BE- had at the office.
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BRAN T'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALEAM

Cures rg many Of the marked and developed
cases OF Pulmonary cases of
saraed and diseased hopeless cases as were
never before cured by any other mecne So aately hope
Tess were some of the afflicted persons have been pro-
nounced By physicians and friends to be ACTUALLY nYNG
Some who had their buracothes made have been cured
and yet veofhers who il said would not live another
day are now as well and hearty as they ever were.
AL tho cleansg and puryi virtues nearly
i BRANTts INDIAN PURIFYING O. EXTRACT.
This differs from that because this possesses euea1 o
dfalious which peculiarly adapted TO- and are essential
q necessary 10 cure
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E0H

larger proportion Of deaths than any other alaF that al
diets the human family; and until within few years. there
has been any certain remedy to stop the devastation of
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DISCONTINUED.
Waterford, Worcester county, Massachusetts,.
Rio Grandc, Cape May county, New Jersey.
Mountain Hall, Berks county, Pennsylvania.
Windsor Roads, Lawrence county, Ohio.
Cerro Gordo, Grundy county, Tennessee.
Columbian Mines, Crittenden county, Kentucky.
Mnrtinsville, Warren county, Kentucky.
Miners, Washington county, Missouri.
Lindyille Monroe county, Iowa.
NAMES CHANGED.
Mount Linneus. Marion county, Virginia name
changed to Pennington"
Tullyton, Grecnville district, South Carolina
name changed to Cedar Falls"
Prattsville, Monroe county, Georgia-name
changed TO 'Coaparchec"
Warriors Bridge, Choctaw county, Alabama
name changed 10 "Baden Springs"
Wrighrs Roads, Fentrcss county, Tennes.
see-name changed TO "Coopersville."
Matacha, Itawamba county, Missssippi-name
changed to ''West Fulton"
Rock Springs, Jackson county, Tennessee
name changed 10 "North Springs"
Shannonville, Decatur county, Tenncssee-name
changed 10 "Bath Springs"
Drury's, Rock Island county, Illinois-name
changed to "Walnut Valley"
Widows Home, Mahaska county, Iowa-name
changed to "Union Mills"
Marysville, Benton county, Oregon Territory
name changed to "Forks of Mary's River"
Avcrys, Benton county, Oregon Territory
name changed TO "Marysvie."
Champoig, Marion county, Oregon Territory
name changed to "Buteville."
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 1875 p. m.
The political meeting yesterday afternoon, be-
ing composed Of members of both parties, was very
largely attended. There not less than eight
thousand persons present. Mayor Stansbury pre-
sided. He somewhat unfortunate in intro
ducing the speakers to the audience. having an.
nounced them as gubernatorial candidates for the
Legislature. In fact he called them "gubanatral
candidates" In presenting Mr.. Clark, the Wing
nominee, he called him Thomas g. Pratt. Our
worthy Mayor was probably little abashed in APP
pearing before 80 many people, and forgot himself
The presumption is pretty general that he should
know the difference between gubernatural can
didate, he calls It, and candidate for the Legs-
lature.
The meeting gave highly cheering evidence of
the good spirit actuating the Wings Mr.. Lowe
spoke first for about hour, and rode his favorite
hobby of reform to death. He seems to have but
one idea, and that is reform. He would further
wish to make it appear that there reformers
but Democrats He is easy, fluent snowy
speaker, but without either substance or argu-
ment. He said nothing that could have the slight
est effect on any man. My impression upon hear
ing him was, that there Democrats making
less preensons who know more about political
affairs, State policy, &C., than he docs Rest
sured if he be elected, there will be power behind
the throne greater than the throne itself
Mr. Clark, the Wing candidate, was very happy
in his reply to MIR. loves arguments. What the
latter made up in show and pompous display of or
atory, the former overcame thoroughly by plain
matter Of fact, common sense argument. The
great mass of the people heard him with marked
attention, and seemed highly pleased
Our Board of Trade has reported favorable in re-
gard to the enterprise Of making plank road from
West Newton to Pittsburg.
There is but little news in our market Small
sales Howard street flower at Ss4 81 and 200 bbls
City Mills at S4 rs.
Sales of red wheat 1903 log; white do. l3 a ia
cts White corn So; yellow So 90 cts. Oats 80 a
80 cts. Rye GO cts.
Stocks steady Sales of s 900 U. s. 6s, Of 1867,
at ll6; Bait. 6s, of 1890, 1867; lao shares Bait &
Ohio Railroad 74s Md, 6's 1903 bid.
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INpIAN HosTILITrEs.-The following is clipped
from the Commercial of the 3lst ult, published at
Lavacca, in Texas
Captain Wallace, with about twenty five men,
attacked on the 9th inst, by about ninety In.
disns, on the Jcona. The Indians made three sue
ccssive attacks and were repulsed each time; they
had six of their number killed. Capt. w
had but three men wounded.
ION the 9Th inst, two MexicaLs named Antonio
and Manuel Lavala, were the Medina about
fifteen miles frUr San Antonio. They saw seven
Indians coming down 10 water their horses; they
concealed themselves in tnicket, and wncn the
Indians approached they fired and killed Two. The
others fed, leaving their dead companions, their
horses and equipagc.
81 few days ago three Of Captain Ford's men,
ON their return 20 San Antonio, were attacked by
about twenty-five Indians, Of whom i'm
stsntly killed the Others in attempting to escape,
were wounded. One was left upon the ground for
dead, having been shot through the lungs and
stabbed in several places, but who, having partial
ly recovered, made his way sixty miles on foot TO
the settlements. The other has not been heard OF,
but is supposed to have been killed
"On Tuesday morning, last week, the city OF
San Antonio was thrown into great excitement by
the reports of Indians Arrows had been found in
several placcsin ono instance three had been shot
into one COW. Indian trails have been traced in
almost evory direction, and Indians have in sevc.
raj instances been seen skulking about the settle
mcnts."
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List of Patents

Issued from The United States Patent Office for M,
toeek ending September l7Di, $780, and bearing date
September I'm, 1850.
Samuel r. Armstrong and Charles J. Gilbert, Of
New York, N. Y.-For improvement in the pro-
cess of working Gutta Porcba.
Charles Denison Birdseye, of New York, N. v
For improvement in the process of preparing
Cream.
William Blake, Of Boston, Mass.-For improve
ment in Spike machines.
Francis Alton Calvert, Of Lowell, Mass-For inn
provement in Machinery for Ginning or Picking
Cotton.
Joseph w Carpenter, Of Pontiac, Mich.-For
improvement in processes for preparing Wheat for
grinding.
William A. Collord, of Cincinnati, o.-For i'm
provement in Paper. filcrs
Ebenezer Danford IT,, of Geneva, Ill.-Tor i'm
provement in Grain .harvestcrs.
Horace IA. Day, OF Jersey City, N. J., and Rich
ard McMullin, Of Great harrington, Mass.-For
improvement I'm India Rubber Hose
Gerrett Erkson, Of Hobart, N. Y-For improve
ment in the Plough clcvis.
John b. FairbaDk, of Leon, N. Y.--For improve
ment in Printing Machines.
Samuel l.. Graves, of Springfield, Ill.--For i'm
provemcnt in Corn shelters
Sylvester Groesbeock, Of New York, N. Y.-For
improved Tool for forming Plaster Cornicos and
Moudiugs.
George Mallory, Of New York. N. Y.-For i'm
provcmont in Daguerrcotypc plate Holders.
William Morrison, ofCsrlisle Pa.--For improve
ment in Spring beams TO ploughs.
Jordan T.. NJ 1T, of Mot, Haven, n. Y.--For inn
proved Roadway for raic and ordinary We.
hcles
Benjamin Stevenson, Of Schenectady, N. Y.-For
improvement in Cast-iron Railroad Car-Whoels.
Reissues.
Arson Atwood OF Trey, n. Y.-For improve
mcnt in Stoves. Patent dated May IA, 1850. Re-
issued September ", 1850.
Isaac Gregg, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For improve
ment in Brick presses. Patent dated June ., 1913.
Re-issucd September II, 1850.
stephen p. Rugglcs, of Boston, Mass.--For inn
prOvomont in Printing Presses Patent dated No
vember 10, $50 Re-issued September ", 1850
Design.
John G. King, of Boston, Mass.--For design fol
Rust of Daniel Webster
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A DJouRsMEnr OF coSeaEss.-Mem

A DJOURNMENT OF CONGREsS.-Mem-
IA bers Of Congress aud others, about to leave
the city, anG desirous Of procuring selection Of
Presents, Souvenirs, and variety Of useful ne well
ornamental articles, will hnd at JOHN II.
GIBBS'S store, Pennsylvania Avenue, beautiful
assortment Of Fancy Gools Of the most approved
AMI novel styles, consisting in part OF the follow
Ing:
Work, Fancy, Pcrfumery, Glove, and Handker-
chief Boxes
Writing Desks. Cascs, &c.
Cigar Cases, Portlcuilles, Porte Monnaics
Paper Weights, Tablets, Bouquet Holders (silyer
and gt)
Smelling Bottles, China articles, Dressing Cases
Fine Jewelry, Paris Perfumcry
Hair brushes, Ivory, Buffalo, inlad, rosewood,
and satn-wood backs)
Every other description Of Toilet Brush, Toilet
Combs, ladies' elegant Tuck Combs, just received,
Of the last fall fashion variety of papier Msohe
goods, &c.
Aso, full supply Of ornamental Hair-work,
which ladies will do well 30 examine.
Fancy and Pcrfumory Store, Pa. avenue,
Sept 2G--3tif between 9th and 10th ste.