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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26
Editorial Life.


Reader. if perchance you mediate an ed
itor's life, listen TO the sincere monitions OF
hose who have assayed it. Go 10 the anvil
plough the soil- black boots for The gentle
men-be an osiler for some inn-keeper-ped-
die ,in-ware through the country--tlig on the
canals--work on The railroad track--maul
rais--we beseech you do anything else that
is honest rather than be an editor! E.r.
We never yet could see for the life of US,
the excessive disagrecablties so complained
OF by editors generally, and which are row
almost proverbial in the editorial life. As a
humble member Of the ranks editorial we Ut
ter Cur entire discalmure. We have been
editing daily and weekly papers from The first
year OF our manhood, at different places at
sometimes mot in this city though armed 10
the teeth IN protection OF IA lie for which we
always had Il singular iove--yet we have
thus far recognized it as a profession full oil
{ pleasures rs most others Of as great influence,
and accom- auied BY rs few rea! harrass-
nents AID serious troubles. We love the
I business, and as an Editor, envy no man bis
profession. a man who has taste Tor wri-
ting 10 the public, and is quick and ready
with his pen, or rather with his brain. and
/ feels that he knows The duties and response
bit.es Of an editor, aud this can only be
known by experie.ee-s Il man has Fewer
vexations and more solid comforts 10 crafty
his heart than the member Of any ether pro.
iesson.
But an Editor, to be confented, must in n
certain manner be vain and recklcss-va,Ii
enough. after exertng himself TO please. and
especially when he knows he has pleased
equally Intelligent communities, and after
writing from the iuilness Of his own judy
meni, just 10 believe that lie knows better
I than any other man in the community not an
Editor by profession, what to write about ,and
what to not write about, what 10 punish and
what to abstain from publsl,ing-and reck'
less enough, when thing is deliberately pub
lished, not 10 care copper Tor consequences
morally, physically or pecuniarly, even SC
much as to inquire who is displeased, or 10
care who is aggrieved. II he do allow him
self TO be vexed by little matters. he viii lead
an unhappy life, and his own discomfort viii
creep iaio his paper n spite OF himself.
All minds must be formed alike, it that ar
ticle which p!eases the mass viii meet with
favor from all. Ii should be an editors ex
pectation, that every number OF lis papcI
will oisplease some. if he pretend 10 discus
things around him-and hence be should b'
: prepared 10 laugh ut the discon,ented a..
doubIy rejoice with the pleased. But above
AL an Editor should he light hearted am
sanguine, for the spirit readily impar!s itsel
TO the reader, ard thus puts men in prope
humor for subscribing. People do not pic!
up paper 10 share the grieis or dullness o
AN editor, but for the purpose Of instruction
or amusem mt. II is singular those edi or
who are ever complaining of the peculia
: troubles belonging to the editorial life, 40 no
leave il for one of those recommended TO 9th
ere as being preferable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26

fELEoRAPHrc.--To day we publish news
autographed expressly for the Journal. which
VIII ne continued daily. They are received
VIA Lafayette, Toledo, ". York, &c. In them
VIII be found dispatches from Charleston. S.
Z, oil yesterday morning. and easter nnews.
markets, &c, Up TO O'Clock yesterday after
noon! We learn by the news from PhHadel-
Phsd oil The sinking of the Vanleer, which
sunk on Wednesday night, at Sal, river. Ga
It lightning, YOU are soz,e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26
New York IEu.anug-ery,

New York is the home oil humbuggery,an
New York city is the humbuggery depot Of
New York. We regret to say That among
certain brethren of the press, and connected
with certain publishing houses in That great
metropolis, Iumbuggcry is ripening into full
maturity. Western publishers arc too often
made their victims, or their instruments by
which to victimize the Western public. We
illustrate by piece of delicate, very refined
humbuggery, praciiced by The house Of De-
wit & Davenport, New York. This hum
huggery is founded upon the innate curiosity
Of our corrupt human na,ure-lounded upon
the principle, that the more u work is abused
by the press o.. the country, tie greater il
the public curiosity to see what such work is
composed of-and we fear in this case it is
founded also upon something wOrse-ihe in
terest Of many 10 read works bordering upon
obsceuity il not actuall; obscene. and the fact
| that many having such desires know not how
to procure The qualification. If the huinbug-
gerry TO which we alluded be not founded up-
on these things, the result is The samc-iht
sale of the work will be greatly increased
ana the Western press will innOcently be the
INSTRUMENT by which Ills is effected.
A few days since we received circular
from this house, stating that ''by the cr!ti-
cisms OF several Journals, they had been 10
TO examine n certain ro..i ace receAt.y pub
lished by themselves, aud they regret TO liad
that the censures it has received are but toe
well deserved" And now that lit may MOI
be suspected they would knowingly and vii
lingiy administer TO Any corrupt or p'uriaE
Tastes" they say they gave The MS. to ,he
printers without examination, solely upor. th'
reputation o! the author, Mai. Richardson
author Of Wacous;a aud IfardscrtLbIe. Nov
whether there is such q writer in existence a
Maj. r., or whether he wrote the naugh,,
work, are questions Of doubtful answers. Bu
that any man in the country Possesses so higl
Il reputation rs Il writer, that his works woul,
be at once given into the hands Of the prin
lers OF n large aud respectable pub.ishin!
house without, any examination. is not doub,
iul. The Harpers employ reader, VIII
overlooks every manuscript; before it is place.
in the hands OF composlors. and 20 has o
should have every respectable publishing
house. This house states il would not hav
published the above work had they known i,
1 i TOO free manner or spirit" and they ask edi
J, ors receiving their circular to give it nse,
lion, limiting that when they receive copy {
1 paper containing it, said editors will be ser
e a copy Of Wacousta, 50 that they may pei
crive how wonderfully j. differ. from the o,t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26
From the Vincenues Gazette


Pursuant 10 call, numerousiy signed. Tor
public meeting OF the cltlZens oil Knox ami
adjoining coualIes in Indiana aud illinois, 10
take into Consideration The extension OF liie
Ev;iI ssile aud Illinois Railroad from Prince
ton tn Vinceunes, II large, respectable aud
enthusiastic meeting took ii ice at The Court
House i'll Nincennes, Oh Saturday, October
18th.
On motion, WIN. Burica. Esq, was elected
President aud Acssrs. T.. Y. b,ck,s, J. Nc
Cord, "A. L. Mckee and Judge Simpson were
Elected Vice Presidents also Oh motion, J.
NJ. Clark and J. Somes were appointed Sec
retarlcs.
Mr. Thomas being called upon 10 state the
Objects OF the meeting. spoke at some length
upon the good which mist result from tie
extension Vi ssse ro's,i alter which, Judge
Law moved that IL committee be appOl lied
To report resolutions Tor the action OF tic meet
ing which motion prevailing, Ihe Chair APP
pointed G. ID. Hay, d. 5. Bonner, Is. Nj
Thomas, w. a. Jones aud L. l.. Watson, who
reported the following resolutions:
GeS0iced, That the Interests oil the county
Of kncx and the Borough OF VlncenIits, and
the adjoining counIirs IL Indiana and l!llt'ols.
require that the Evansville and illinois Kali
70 Il be extended from PRINCETON 10 the Wa
bash river AT this point
Resoired, That having been assured that
The Evansville and Illinois Railroad Compa-
ny will furnish the rails aud machinery iUr the
extension OF said road to Vincennes, we, the
CITIZENS Of VincenieS, aud Knox and adJoln-
ing counties in kidiana and Illinois, will unite
with The citizens vi Gibson county Interested
! i'll the extension. ia RAISING tie necessary
means to grub, grade, bridge aud prepare
said extension for The iron.
Rcsolred That Geo. ID. Hay, Jacob Pea:
| Benj. NJ. Thomas, john Moore, Henry Wy
anl, Benz. V. Beckes, Ii. Is. Shepard, VIM.
Denny. JOS CT Bowman, Z. L. Ryan and
L. a. Thomas be constituted I'M executive
committee 10 take charge oil this end OF The
said roadway, 10 solicit stock in the road, 10
he expended in preparing tie roadway D;
said extension for The ron. and 10 exert tncm
selves generally and in I'll ways .or It's ante
rest.
After the reading Of said resolutions. AIR
lngle, vi Evansville. addressed the meeting
upoa The eXpediency, pracilcahilriy and al
vaniagcs OF the extension proposed. lie cal
culaIed tie cost OF preparing sail exiei!soI
for /; iron, and bridging White River al
/ 100000.
Judge Law, Mr. Bowman and G. D. Hay
severiiiy addressed the meeting IN favor O
The proposed extension from PRINCETON Il
tlncenilrs.
The resolutions prepared by tho commit
tee we're ihen submitted 10 the meeting uul
upon motion were adopted by consent.
WM. EURTCH, Pres'i.
J. J. s 81; osAnE' Secs.
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CNAS. |. BATTELL Pres't.
A. II. SANDERS, Sec'y.

Navigating THE AlR.--We yesterday ex
arnilcd Il n-w invrn'ion which promises TO re-
II ze The hitherto visionary anlicipa;ions OF Il
successful and practical navigation OF The air
THIS invention is il new application Of he
principle of IL Flying Machine. which has al
rr dy atIraried the attention and recrivrd
the ;ipproblion OF many eminent scientific
nrn In this country. II is believed the feast.
hii'y Of air navigation has been iniispu,ib!y
demonstrated. and that by this machine space
can &c annihi'ated with "a rapidly SECOND oti-
" to The Magnetic telegraph. The inven-
Tor Mr. IohN Taggart. o. Charleston, Mass.
has expended mIch time ard labor in prrf;c-
ting MS improvement, and purposes exlibi'
ting It's action by an ascension from this city
whIoh will take place in n few WEEKS. Tie
machine may he cxanlned at l35 Fulton
street. Dunl"p's Hoiel.-(N j. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26
4. w. Eanleer Sunk.

We regret TO hear, we were informed bv
the officers o: The Gcn. Gaines. down yester-
day morning, that the fine Louisville Evans
vile and 81. Louis packet, A. w. VanIeer,
struck snag at the mouth Of Sali-rivcr on
"Wednesday night last and sunk She was
coming down. Her bow lies buried in the
water up 10 the boilers, while her stern is high
aud dry. The Mustang took of the few pas,
sengers she had on board. No lives lost.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26

SUDDEN DEATu.-A printer named R.
Fairchild, working il the New Albany Cour.
er Office, lald down 1T neon ON the 2lst. in
the composing room of said office, in state
OF long continued inioxcaiion, and when the
hands returned from dinner, he was dead. =
He was about IS years old, aud from tho
State Of New York, OF good intelligence and
nne appearance. So says tho Courier
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26
MrLA.cuoLy.-A melancholy casualit,

MrLAgcnoLy-A melancholy casualty
occurred OF Friday last, by viii, Mr.. *.
Davis, son o,' Mr. II l.. Davis. Of. his city,
lost lis life. He, with Il young Mr.. Irwin,
son of Mr. Irwin, painter, had been out gun
ming Returning home, they stopped 10 rest,
Il bird few by, and Irwin wenl TO shoot il
some eighty yards distant. Davis called to
him to- bang up his lat, and IL, him shoot al
III Irwin did so. ana fell Oh th. ground IL
avoid the SHOT. Davis hat was hanging Oh
the root nf IL tree blown down-amd Irwin
thinking Davis would fall behind the root Of
the tree. shot ut his hat in turn. But Davis
moved 10 ore side. and uor being quick enough
"A sncle bird shot took effect in The left breast
and penetrating the heart caused almost i'm
mediate deuth.-[ Nashville Wing.
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J. n. CLARK, } Secs.
J. SoMEs.


LrDIcpors A yourg tolerant preacher,
IN tie constant habit OF dtclaimiag II great
deal about the CREATION and cspeciiily about
The first getting M oil Inan, whenever he
wished to display his native eloquence TO "A
good advantagr, was one day hoiciag firth
IA "a mixed congregation in Il couniry school
house. Becoming warm and enthusiastic as
he proceeded, il was not long before he reach
ell lus iavorite theme, and started oil in some
thing like the following style:
And wien the world wsls created, and
the beasts OF the field, and fowls OF the air.
were pronounced very COOL. G. d said, let u-
make man. And he formed man alter his
own likeness, and declared him the mobiles,
Of all the works oil his hands! And he made
woman also. and fashioned her in the exact
image IMAM. with n iitile variation-"
.9hank the Lord for the lille .aria.ion y
shouted an old sinner who sat over in the
amen corner the room, ut this interesting
juncture of the discourse.
The effect was perfectly ludricions aud ir'
resista Die. The preacher dropped the sub
ject where he was interrupted. and was new
er heard 10 alludc to it during g. subsequent
ministry Of forty years Gin. Nonp.
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CINCINNATI. Oct. %.

FNCTNNATI, OCT ..
The river has fallen inches in the last q
hours. Weather mild and pleasant.
A man by The name OF John REILLY mur-
dered bis slsier-in.law on Water street las,
night. He caught The woman by her hair
pulled her to the floor. struck her Oh The
head with the heel OF his boot Sd violently
us 10 p oduce death almost instania neously
Hrr name is Ann Thomas. RirlIy is in
jail-it was caused 10 doubt by intrmper-
amer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26

HJas. Gallagher, the murder of Mary
Crosby. was last Saturday AT St. Louis, sem
fenced 10 be hung Oh the 18th day of next
december Geo. w. Nelson, convicted OF
murder in the second degree, was sentenced
to the peniientary fer fifteen years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26

II The raw weather made more rcd
noses yesterday than raw whiskry Over
coats and cloaks were in demand, while one
femeninc hurriedly took advantage of the
occasion TO exhibit bran new mufi. We
understand the two lion fur agents 10 town
arc in pursuit of her.
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RAILROAD ACCIDEMT!!
OSE MAN KILLED.!
RUEE THUR e Rs!
Markets, ETC., etc.
NV YoRK. Oct. 22-N

NEW YORK. Oct 22-Noon.
Flour in good dcmand (; but heavy rsreipts
bring prices IN favor of purchasers. Wheat
in COOL demand for home and export without
material change. Corn under light receipts
and heavy demand, hts advanced one cent
per bushel and with further upward ienden-
cy. Pork-but lille doing, aud prices have
IA tendency 10 decline. Lard-losing firm
ness though prices unchanged.
The New York ard New Jersey Synod
New School Presbyterian adjourned Satur-
day. aiicr pass ny resolutions recommending
obedience 10 the fugitive slave law, and re-
fused 10 entertain an amendment declaring
the law unconstitutional.
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GRAHAM's MAoAZINE.--Grafa am is deter
mined 10 outride all opposition in 1851: and
make The most splendid ma gazine in The coun.
try. c.. p. Z. James, The celebrated Novel
isl, has been engaged to give Il series olSplcn'
Gii romances. George d. Prentiss, the Poe
OF the West. viii write e.rcluSireiv roen
for e-ery number. Grace Greenwood is en-
gagged TO give u series Other beautiful stories
J. NJ. Legare. Of South Carolina, will con
tribute brilian, set Of P.pers FOR 1851. Mis-.
Fcnnimore Cooper, Tie author OF Rural Hours
is also engaged. with Whipre and Longicl
low, Bryant aud Lowell. i. 3. Read, th,
Artist and Poet is now at Dusseldorf on hi:
way to Italy. to furnish from the Galleries d
superb set oil drawings. Artists from Ameri
ca have been sent TO London and Paris, anL
ii splendid set oil highly flashed drawings by
the renowned DAVID. Of Paris. are to DC fur
nished for Griham's Incompatible Latie.
Department, which will excel anything tlia
has ever been produced in Paris, England, OF
the United States. The first appears in The
December number.
Price OF subscription $500 per annum, oil
we will furnish the Weekly Journal and mag
azine for 81 90 Il year.
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TIE BosToNA SuNK.-W. r Carter Esq,
al st. Louis, Presiden, of the Floating Dock
Insurance Company, received Il dispatch Mon
day evening, informing him of The loss of the
magnificent steamer Bostona, below Mem
Phis, on her trip up.
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rs Hon. Il. &. Schenci, Mr. Hosmer,
Canal contractor, and Gen. Twigs, post
master OF New Harmony. started mp the riv-
or yesterday on little stein-wheeler. We
predict this load of distinguished men will
ground her.
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D9-Bishop Uphold will preach in the Elis-
eopal Church tomorrow morning and eve
ming He delivered discourse there last
evening.
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Nrw Yorx, Oct. %,


Flour markei-Fcr State and Western firm.
with good enquiry for East and export, common
10 straight 81 56a62 mixed to siraigh. Michigan
and Ohio. Wheat closes with downward ten
dency. though The request FOR shipment and the
east continues good. Corn is steady and fair
business doing at 65a55i for Western mixed, and
Go for yellow. Coffee is brisk, Rio le,, Java I2s,
Laguyra II. Sugar is active without change in
prices. Provisons--no material change 10 no.
tice, mess pork SllalI 05. prime IS 81. Lard 10
active a, "a. Ohio hu,ter Gale. Tobacco-buoy-.
ant, holders keeping away from market, expect
irg to hear of further advance in Europe
WEisky-steady al 81 for Ohio.
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pNOCLAMaTsON.
BY JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, GOVERNOR
OF INDIANA.

Ii is right and proper that 4 christian peo-
pie should ut all times acknowledge Il sense
OF gratiiude 10 Almighty God Tor the m;ini-
lestation of his goodness and mercy.
Custom has sanctioned the principle OF set
ting apart Il day nf public thanksgiving and
III accordance with this usage, ats well as with
my own COW IctIon OF It's correctness. desig-
nate Thursday, The 2Sth day OF November,
1850, 10 be observed is II day OF public thanks
giving, and recommend the people OF Indiana,
to suspend their ordinary avocaiions and as
sen,ble at their usual places OF worship on
that day, and offer thanks 10 HIM who con-
trolls the destiny of men and nations.
Ia witness whereof have here
II unto set my hand and caused
LIS 10 be affixed the seal OF the
State. This Ia. oil Oct. A.
h D., 1880.
BY the Governor, JOS. a. WRIGHT.
CHARLEs II. TEsr, Secfrtiry OF State.
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ITThe Hon. Rob't G.. Schenck. of Ohio.
'whiie headed Bob" as he is sometimes cali
ed, dropped in cur sanctum yesterday. He is
Que oil the most talented men in Ohio, and
every inch a Wing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26

There are two vacancies in the present
Congress in the Massachusetts delegation,
aud one in that Of Pennsylvania, TO be filled
State and local officers are to be elected at
the same time with the Congressman in some
OF these States.
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ELrcrioNs.-The following list exhibits
the elections TO come off the present year in
the States mentioned aud the political char
nc,er Of the present Congressional delega-
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ELECTICU CT INsUPANCE
DIRECTORS.

The election cf9 Directors for the Evansville
Insurance Company. chartered Feb. 8, 1856, is
postponed, AID said election will be held at fhe
Office OF Babcock Brothers, in the city CT Evans
vile, on "Wednesday, the 9Th day Of November
1850. by order Of The Directors.
ELISHAS. BABCOCK,
Sec. Ev. Ins. o., Chartered Feb 8, 1886.
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rs The enrerprising individual who sen
us that persirnTon, measures his generOsii,
very correctly. Let him next time measure
our appetite, and he will send peck al leas
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C,ScrSNArr. Oct. %.

in groceries. Sugar and Molasses firm. Whisky
CLOSED heavy At o2c. Speculative demand in
market for Linseel OIL sales 80 bbls at &c; 20
bills at SOC. Sales of Cranberries at Sc per Dbl.
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er work, which latter, we suppose the editors
are to purchase that they may rfnabled to
TO mark the difference! The resIta is many
Western editors, indignant at the Major, come
down in strong terms on the work, and
most effectively arouse the public curiosity
to see the romance, much more effec;ually
'hanii'they were TO praise it. How long will
Western editors continue TO lend said end
comfort'' TO these swindling eastern humbug-
geries?
With some surprise we notice that friend
Caddington, The veteran of the Vincennes
Gazette. publishes the circular with editorial
remarks exposing the vile romance! Give il
TO 'em. Cad.
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IECov. Wright has issued his proclama-
ton setting apart Thursday, the 2S,h day
number, as day Of general Thanksgiving in
Indiana. Stuff the turkics.
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New YoRK. Oct. IS.

Jenny Lind made her appearance at Trip
Ter Hall las. night, and was most enthusiasts.
caly received. Every scat was occupied.
She gave more satisfaction than ever
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BUFFALO. Oct. %.

BUFFALO, Oct. ID
FLora-Owing TO weather marke, opened dnll
at yesterdays inside. figures. Sales 900 b5ls.
principally Michigan, a, IS 81: small par
GELS iavoiie OHIO add Mich. broagh SO ST.; icO
hbls Soal bern Iudiana 1T 81; 800 bbs Falcon at
s3 -.
GRAIN-very 1iule inquiry for wheat. Prices
tend downward and but iewiransaciiOns reported.
500 bushels Ohio a, Soc; $500 Sandusky at SIC:
300 Milan choice from store at SIC. No sales OF
corn-no samples in market. Whisky firm anil
scarce ;lr &c. Mess Pork and Shoulders in cool
demand al Sic.
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SCHENECTADY, ". Y, Oct. %.

William Anderson, an engineer OIL the
Utica and Schenectady railroad, was killed
at Palaiine Bridge this morning. The en-
CINE ran over COW and WIS thrown oil the
Track. Anderson Immediately jumped ot
and the wheels passed over him. He died
III twenty minutes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26

DAINTS &c.-75 kegs white lend, pure and
i No. j; bbls lnseed oil; also, Chinese blue,
chrome green, chrome yellow, ven. red, spanish
brown. yellow ochre. iitnerage. putty, spanish
whiting, &C. in store and for sale by
iel u FOSTER e. BROWN.