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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
Very respectfully. yo,tra.
litlBBEtL u ABBOTT.
Jonathan Edwards, Esq, 20 Wall A., New York.

Ambrose Hnker. If Cuxsaekic. N, Y, thus remarks:
~ lH,o mado bricks twenty i~o yenr.--uinsteeii
| years by hand, aud The Inst three years with Halls.
m%nehinef. have ais misunderstanding three al.
| trrtnicly rach day. have mnde this aenHon $500,
900 IN five months, with twenty.scyen mcn NJ lenut
onc- fourth more ,hnu | could have made with The
snmo humber by hand. They wrrr oil moulded by
three men md The quality IL greatly mproyed--lpinu
TIERS dense, and having q smother %turfhce. I 5000. 900
have been made will, these machines, at roxpurkis.
The past senHon. and they have ehntcd mn entire rvvo.
luton IN tho brick manufacture. Tho machine works
Hike a charm, Numerous. kinds have been tried md
great expenses incurred. hut no machine would work
our ebay successfully lctnrt' W. tried this, Now. 1o,,c
Of uur ssirS makers could be induced to dispense witt,
then, % .... 81" .4..E a
Tho following from Mcrsr-. lloey IL Hyinvron, Of
New Orleans, " added, to show tlnse marI,i,rs will
work equally we'll IN the South M IN The North,
We hhv len of Mr.. Ilnll's machines nov In olrrn.
ton. md nrt making preparation 10 start tan more
next tcnson. We nlso fully concur In the opinions Of
the above gehtlcmra, and would sny further. TINT this
machine ~ 20 simple IN lis construction lhnj we have
no difficulty il learning Eur ncerors 10 olHrtte with
y, This We consider one ofits highest recom,ne ndniiotis
for southern operation. Wrshnl1 he happy 10 phow
these machines tommy gentleman who viii call d, our
Brick Works in lIoeyvilln. near Cnrrollton.
lIOEY d. BYiNGTON.
These machines arc woll adapted for plantation ,sc
requiring only one horse power 10 prnIrl them, mud
can he worked, by ordinary hands. Planters en- ret
NIL iniormntidn requisite. by calling on the slbscriber,
nj ~ ! VA IeVce,, where they rnn b. aeen.
l.. l.. BAtkUS. Agent for A. Hnll. P%atenten,
Also, agent i for the follow Ing manufactures: Bells
for plantations, of all eizrs Fairbanks Patent Plat
Form ScRlest 10 weigh from 500 10 5000 lbs llcnm
Scnles with Frames. Can and Cotton Hooks. MI sises
and weighing apparatus Of rydry description. of,he
hest manufactures. ~Fireproof Safes, all sizes, a full
assortment.
F Alto. WoAl md Willow Ware Tin Ware. plpin
md inpanndd AGlnss Lanterns: Cords: Corinrc
Brushes; Blooms: Mats; Selves; Wickinr. etc. in
great yarieiN. Nav IHig-y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
Fresh Arrival Of Clothing
.s.F@ AT 3 -
VICTOR HEBERT'S
LAFAYETTE STREET.

NOTICE. is hereby given, that the following
articles are to be had at the prices an
nexed to each:-
Spring Tweed Goats, 10 90
Linen do, 50a5 50
BTd and co'd alpaca sacks, 3 50a6 oO
French Merino, ~
Frorks, lOal6 on
English T" do 5 OOa6 90
PANTS.
Merino, Drap d'tte, Linen, Linen Drilling
aud cottonade Pants, at unparalleled low
prices.
+ SHIRTS, &C.,
= a fine assortment Of. Shirts, Drawers.
ondershirls, socks, rraya's pocket hd'kfs and
snsnenders. Only call and see.
ii March % h, lS50y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

II. X. ETEV Fms BRO. ~ 90
No. 81 T. Sd Common ~.
NEW ORLEANS.
INVITE lilo piisutiHi ~ aeCrhantHt Printers aud
rupfhtiats ~ iicif astrasise tHt ntimeni ~ InjnfF
rIheifHf fpfAs. iitnlt ff6l.. STATIONERY &C.. ndaptei
10 II Imost ey"tglraarl, ofitadt and "b,si, HEY viii
eell NJ l0w prices sigi
COCO llrnns Printing. uisss 81 4 10 70 W I ~
inches.
hHm = Latter and Folpfapal Ill qualities,
dglD p W %rurtine.
5000 " lianlwbre and riiyuior
a@a-A No.
Effetlth 4 fFr,ic, pnlhfs. Whi'e md ru'd Iizf,tr.
Druggists. NHifHtiipnngs and nIllef pa ,WrH IN great
variety
hflrityit md French STATIONARY, .illntt'a steel Pens,
Et,alipl, aud t~.nttinn AlhieH VI direct tfniHtthiiri,
Writing Inks. Funny no'e rnpws eud Envelopes.
iaronl Hunks. hay l'pbhs Journals and islasra ~
all Aises. bnitnra ! Gather, Odd LENT Sc,
o 81. PLAYING CARDS,
800 tsroeH 'Iigblntirfs assorted backs,
$50" Dhtnt,f aud Eagles
Z, 4" %Sutprdne lti,eii. Eagles,
Alec spanish and lingltph guild hack Card,
yna@aASNs~@aaa#a
AaEsoy ron iloE Il Goa, raisTrsa pnrss
H~ANIfAt1tpiti.
wuirH'a NEW ynun ryrG rnrsnRy
A COMPLETE AssoHTHrNr of TsfE AMI
PRINTING MAtEhiALH
ay.tOSaIA NrLy ON nAND4.ag
New ofeotm Nov, gtsl lsi9y Y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

QUEEN or THE WEST CRATES
These celebrated Crates are fitted IN
with blowers and summer fronts. As also
with Tenders aud baskets.
GEo. u. HEREMAN.
feb 8. ly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
MARTIN a. WUiTEIEY'S NATIONAL
- 49,. Ill Nc -- ---

TDNIG
This preparation II n ~eerlnin cure fnr ths Arue AMI
feysf, aud UyaperBia. We ot'ly ask n tfinl Of I. aud
mrs satisfied planters and citizens generally, viii no W
hundreds ~ dollars by keepine u supply " The Tonic
md Martins pills by them itaad ila following eet.
tidcnie Of n worthy man wi,o ~ms cured by the he of
BEAvga. dams, QgnEs Asa'H Go. sd.
October 81, 1877.
Dr.. Geo, r, Martin, 49, #a
ltespeeted Sif~~1n Justice 10 you md 10 the Public,
and 10 discharge n high and responsible obligation
resting utrpp ius, | take ibis lnsthod of making knowu
10 the Public, should yo,, think II worthy Of publish.
in&a ihs remarknhls cure ym,r National Tonic has
wrought in my particular easa, had bes,. labortng
Under M inisfmitiins fever for " robtlis, had tfisd
hiiIarcpt eminent Physieiens. but without successes -
Ills ir,ie, Tho a'iinins would stop the ci,iiIs n dry or
two. but they would return With dptbls viplnnte M.
Ill ] hsGnt,te weak and smsciaiei. Ny rtbfnhch
svolle,, mud hard, my spirits broken. and Ind but III.
To hors Of again l,sGomiiHg n sound nam, last winter
l accidentally sHw this invaluable Tonic. mud aetins.
IN u drowning man would catch nj strnws. 70 %cabgit
o. u bottle NJ your Medirine-.c commenced taking il.
and before saed u hat hottie my eIiils Iefi n,s. my
appetite gradually %feiunad. and my Htdrits slsa, aud
by the tine | had finished HE "ue bottle | was. m II
wsre, u now man. Nsarly n yeur Inns elnpeel mid !
have mot Ind u single fhlll. Your pills ate The most
popular pills aneha IN, Yours. with rs.tw't.
Joun EElsos,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

q FRENCH KID GLOVES.
TUST RECEIVED from the most celebrat-
q ed manufa turers in Paris, one case
FRENCH KID GLOVES,
embracing large and small sizes, black. white
and coIored. Those in want of a superior
article would do WI II to call.
mar y. tf w. u. PHILLIPS & BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

THE subscriber has on hand, and is recei-
L wing twice a week, a full and complete
as ortment Of Groceries, Wines, Teas, and
Liquors, all of the best quality; in addition
to which will be found an assortment Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. FARMING
UTENSILS dc,
which he will sell at New Orleans prices.
Purchasers are invited to call before purctas-
inc. M. B. WOLFE.
jan 10y. Cor. Of Lafayette and Florida SITS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

THREE hundred millions ofbrleks were made
with this %mnehine. within The last t.slye mont lis,
Letters nny he Nrni,, setting forth IN tho highest
terntn, tho inerita Of this machine. from gentle taen
residing IN pr hehr tho principal elites IN tie United
sinIra. Tho following ffbm MestfR. Ilnl,l,aIl " Abbott
It Charleston. Mas who tnukep. 10000. brick f~f
Yny viii, ittia mntli,R, N Il fair specimen Of lie
opinion dftlr mort noted hfitl&uikarp III HE country
Ii VIVA written 10 ~lotntinn fIenris. WWnll street
N York, IN hswrrln 0fe addressed by him 10 them
Tor information, q copy Of wlieI, wns kindly Furnished
ne by Mr.. Edwards
ctnHheHrdSs jan. 2. isia.
Siniaaln answer 10 yniif AVER ~ Dee, RTth, VIZ
would say. that nif opinion In reference Ia Mr. Itnli's
moulding %unclllne laa lnt changed IN HE last aitre
ur rA,lteHtrd q letter tot II. Hnkcnnnr, Eal,. upon
he RIlIrrt. but On Tho contrary our opinion IN mufe
and moro confirmed pf the utility olthih machine and
ilHpi II 10 hy lnf thu l,rat Of any in use, nnl We doubt
whether II II possible Ihhi any machine 'il ever he
introduced IN cieRpi re simple md 20 efficient for
moulding bricks M The.
Wa have not sret, the nf,e NJ which y,t, sneak Int
l,aya Hosn muiy others. and nfo fully satisfied theirs
IL none TIM rQ,hlE Mr. lInIl's.
tUt ofnll The machines Wa nrc naing wa In 10 no,
had une broken fr The iwo nt y"nfr, and have not
paid n dollar for REPAIRS We mention tIis, 10 show
YOU hnw rimrlr. aud triding iir expense nftcr these
machines are rendy for uns.
He In We tpstn Sailing interest In Mr., TpIl'p or
my athtr brick mnel,ins, Having Ind lnhrh rsfwri.
enor IN the htisincaH we nrr willing mud feel bound 10
give oir opinion honestly and freely Whenever chilled
fipo,. and to not hrritnie for 4 moment ~ prnnO,Incp
Me-. Hail. machine tho simplest. the c~'lcnpwH, aud tho
host In IRE, .s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
SADDLES, HARNES H. TRUNKS.


Cr0c kerry.
RASONS and Ewers, Plates and Dishes.
- Cups and Saucers, Pitchers, Pint and
Quar- Mpgs, Glass Lamps, Ia pc aud snail
SIZE tu'nPlers. Bowls Of all sizes, Tureens.
Chambers, and Jars. For sale BY
janl9t' M b. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
COHNn& OPPENHEIM,

tohSEh Of = @"ea ""m""@ ~ sItEKTJ1
HAVE HECEIVED per lsea rjMsa large and compete aasbtnent oEhHaod yintc,
lgths Of tho lMaa and most fashionable styles, - which they call tho anepttyn AfAm
lpubhr. fpusfngi in. WI .# #
DRY GOODS. sHs@ ~
Flannel He'd Ticking. Conoade, Drilling. Hhaebed md Brown D6menira M0mM
lHe GaAMpstes, Al aeaa HomhaziDe, Com cd md Black NJ h. Mhtet a,n. Cl,Iu
cn-ime,es ve~hn y sbawl, Glnps Bobfpas. Gloves. and Hosiery I'm kinds ncs
- met and Cab Ribbon, Calico nd maty Other Goods TOO nu1 erus To specify.
a. ChOTNtNN.
Fine l1rk and cotrd dreHa antfork cloth coats cotpred tweed and rassipers palns,
H. aWi nphfd easslnnfe aach4= BLK. palhs youths and bya twnnda d cloth fock cmts,
ancy cashmere and blk, cloth pann,fncy cashmere and biz satin vests. tsn shus. df,vs
Ira. under shirts 81.
MATS Il CARS ~
fats iHGYun, nnohshH ,ahdt cashmere lm. boys tsbtDatisd do de, youibe nix an
'prsIboI eov do, gents boys md youths LIk. and fancy cdh eaps tho most mmu
atyht.
bOOTS Il SHOES.
Gents de rsl'.thsd BOOTS, do. 6ns eafsnd unnrla boeanl taos cali and morora
|bmpmna, do, bJaek aDd bronze kids Npedo, white kid slips, youths adb bows pepysd Land
"wsJ bmaans nhsesc calf ss"ed Do, eblda Blk and eMorIde
SADDIERy.
Mems pyIst, kpanslAnd Columbian saddles boys TO-, d. ladies ptn sd aubedu cid.
saddles, saddle bags, bHnd brides, cart saddles and bjemHe, filings arinvahs oule md
sufenges.
Am4 u complete assortment Of Lambs Wool md Menno ttdrrdnts md Drawers.
Of various kinds ind Gt both sexes. AnIat is ,rattthd IL 10 can md ryapme mis-
stock, wheh will be sod ~ Jyhra making II m Object to nn purchasers, 10 rive the
"Bre Hive Store n call, before purchasing elsewhere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

NEW DRUG N APOTHECARY STORE.
~. II. VEBBERv, wishes to inform the public Of Baton
Rouge and its vicinity Tat he has taken the Store ofthc
ilarney House CORNER Of Church and Ilafay cite Sts.,
mvrmlys years experience hel bushes bcIoeaY dlwhen md d mnhouh thereto % merit y IrmI
lhmre oGe mh mtrnaes. Particular attention viii hm Nm 30 the pnJamHnnm FgehBP PIE.
md Family Medicines Physicians and ambpm yy a~rd dmno Ims *fIbet prd 10
have every articles odd aihk embellishments mc best mMy, Planters Pydhns anda ut eonh mm
him mn cali mH b. stujed On the most Gbmln terms, Mamna wynrlap! delivered at n" hp,r
Night or Dy Feb.a. 1871
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

rPERfuMERY g. FANCY ARTICLES, A a
arge assc rtnent foi sale by r n
4s q p Daris DRUGGIST
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-22
GIN CINTATI CICEEING sICEE.

LIN LIN ~ Il = 49, ! -S+Ls ~ = NL'E'
Neat door to c, EeH. D,regist, Ao5n St.3
Evansviiie, Ind.
Ia FSSRS. AIlLERlNG & IkJMh EB have
81 luSI received .ron. then aIUiact- t-ly. in iI-
.rali. ciatesj Now Iolk styio ofIulI and VIII
Ciolhirg al ct which haIe made and iEiHsu Cd
she hest amer. UEctr ti,lI tI' cllvU. expressly
His maIkct. and consists Of every aIticleIe
ie 10 complete Gent.emtu'~ N arrruLes
Goats ard CICaEs.
4 fine assorlmutto OF Blue, brown, Grey, Drab.
!acklnuw. Eankeis Boz, and Over Goats genu-
L Hot ard Eeuyor Clcth Coats: fine lot 81 Ciolh
pais ui all sizes and prices: superior I.ack and
iue. French aUd tneiish Cloth Dress. Frock and
ack Goats luH uir nod. Satiu,t and Cashmereue
cat5; Brown. Gre'n and Grey and all calors O.
weed and Cassin,reSack. Froci and Dress Goats;
oUnduboUJs UnG Goats ota!i kinds.
P0DfaIooBs.
Superior Black ind Ilue { ioIh and Caszimere
ants, Fancy FtCrch Gassinee Pants; Fancy
let Mixed SatiGetJ iants; INc,d and Godfrey d.
Pants o every Yayie,y ard price TO stit purchasers
Vests,
Eack 81 k ard sntin Vests Farcy ard Plain silk
Velvet Vest; Fancy Cashmere Vests; Satilett Yess
ana common Ntsts o! all hiEds.
Furnishing Goods.
/ s Althe late sryies Of plain ana fancyE Z
C|=~'sk and satin CrGvatS. SCarls, and 60
s1ocFs: white silk md all coors Pocket Hand er-
chiefs; ] ntn and iBn bosom shirts; Muslin and
larnc do; Flannel and Net under shirts and
Draws; Shirt Collars; every Kind Of Beaver, Kid,
thrtDd ord cottcn Gloves; embroidered ard plain
gum sjspondeTs: six. eingham and cotton Umbrel-
las: Du&ds, Sherwood and Cbase's Hats, also six
Hats; Caps. Boots Shoes; walking canes, &c
All the above articles ard everything else in the
iarnis smng line will be SOLD AT Cincinnati prices for
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies week
" during the scasCn from oUr manuactury III in
cinnati. loctl2 AHLERlNG & DRUMMER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-22

NEW Esa.L ARRANGEMENTS.
EoETBEEz-v EEAEE.

Arrives at Evansville Mondays Wednos
days and Fridays. at 10 P. NJ. Closes 5; me
days at9 P n. DopaMs Tuesdays. Thursdays
and SATURDAYS at , A. NJ. Arrives at FinceRnes
same days al / P. H.
EASTERN IEAIL-. EEy the River.
Due at Evansville on Sundays, Tuesdays ard
Til 1rsdays. at A. II. Closes same days at :
P. II. Irregular.
EoUTEZEEN 1TAEL--Ey the River.
Arrives Sundays Tuosdays and Thursdays.
Closes Mondays Wednesdays ard Saturdays al
: P. NJ. IRE guar.
NEW TEGHNCNY EEATL.
Arrives TUESDAYS Thursdays ard Saturday.
at P, NJ. Closes Mondays, WcGEesGays axe
Fridays at A. N.
E0CKPcIsT NAH.
Arrives Mondays ard Fri ays at P. NJ
Closes same day at 3 P. NJ.
EEoUaT yEENoN TEAEL.
Arrives Fridays at4P. NJ. Closes same day
CyNT.EANA TEAzL.
Arrives Saturdays at P. NJ. Closes same
dav at A. II.
Nails 10 Newark. MeCu'chinville, anu Wcst
Franklin. arrive oil Saturday. Closes immci
atoly.
The Post Office will lie open nom 4. NJ, 10
P NJ. On Sundays at,r the arrival OF tiC
Easjeln Mail and from L H.. TO P. N. for the
cmmoGajion of the e)uuIy people.
E-zF II he attention of The community is callc6
10 tEe al owe Elw Mail AnaIecmcnls. Til,
hours appointed ior closing he Office and Mail.
will aot be ex-en, e. except only in cases OF ur
gent necessity. Resp ecfully.
w II. CHANDLER, P. NJ.
Jaly l, 1850.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-22
SEEkEhGa T.EEADE,.

THE subscribers are now daily receiving one of
{ he largest AID most beautiful Stock of Dry
Gaods ever brought TO tie west.
We have already received about -Four Hundred
Packa.cs, ard Two HUHGIed and fifty n ore on the
way, Tor which we have received the Invoices.
The o'desj Feuner IS still III lie ast. e. aged in
buying Goods, anG expect mans teaNr 9Gdi
lions to those areadyo on tie way. With Ills tocIy,
and these facilities. are plel a-od 10 sci C"ols
lu competition with any House ia tie West. and
VIII duplicate Al y rect lar l-hcl eLtin CUcirrali
Louisville, and invite all dealeis wishing TO buy
Goods cheap, 10 give Us a call and examine our
Siouk.
al24 dtfw4t J. Fl. MAGHEE & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-22

TLW ERIN G And SCNEEF CCCLS LSH|
81 \ LIN {. laA-LlL-


EFAVE just received direct from Neg York and
"A Ihiadeiphia. & varied and extensive assort-
ucnt oi fashionable Goods. which have been Sc
ced wi IA great care ior this market. OUr stock
consists In part of the following articles VIZ
French black and brown cloths and cassineres,
Tweed cassimeres and summer Coat.n1s, Pantaloon
uis, IN great variety, White and colo,ed Marstil-
IS Fes'u g., rich Chameleon silks. Berage deLancs,
lack Gro del Ine silks lack and fancy Lusues,
ich Printed Foulard silk, French Lawn; and Bera-
-es, lIiuIs Cirghams, Linen Lastres, Chanbrays
and figured swiss Mus.ns white and brown Linen
hi S, Frtuch linen ard liren Checks Worsted
Damask and hIorcens Furniture Prints. brown and
.'Cachcd Damask Table ClohS, Mar eillcs Quilts,
Towels Crash Scotch Diarers and Irish mems.
White and coered 1lu-quito Meetings., Umbrellas.
cotton. gireAaE ard SILK parasos. Boots and Shoes,
wiite end blown Rosiery, Ladies and Gents Kid.
SILK end Li>li bread Gloves Eerace Sh wis. SILK
and VI. Del aIne llandfercl'ets. Bonn cts, Ribbons.
LcehoIn, Braid ard Palm Leaf Hats, pieces IN
Iaiu and thee ply carpets, (choice pa teIns,) No
lions and Farcv Goods Sc, &c.
We respectfully invite our friends and customers
and all olic;s to eXanne our stock before rurchas-
ing, as we are deernin'd to sell as low as any
'iouse in the City ior Cash or County Produce.
al3O #
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-22
ETn-CNAT.

CITY 4 ONION USE.
iNnE Undersigned Eave ton oytG itio Il { four
L story hIe-prout bCiloiIE on Water sueet. Two
90 above Main, formerly occuiied b1 K Harnes
"a aie p'eE ared tustll al auction ali de cliHions
properly entrusted to HON 1hfy will attend to
REGULAR sale Days, Wtdnesdays and tor second
aud Furniture ind "CaanIies' in general Satur
ays Having an ala HdCace OF room. persons wish
nc Goots stored can be accommoda ted. t..4..f
ITURE, consisting OF SOFAS Bneaus I allies
hairs, Looking Glasses, Locking eIaes Paies a G. r
&c. Also, Dry Goods, Backs Fancy Articlcs and
-ot ona A iSo a general assortment OF Clocks,
Wholesale and RETAIL.
NH WOOLSEY x NJ LSON.
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]. Fl. MACHEE & co.
FACTS FCR TIE PECFIE CT
IN kSSEk III.
z : ' II = ' 7 7 = = = %
And the rest Of Mankind,

AND TIE I6St CI MahAIHU,
THE subscril ers have opened Wholesale anC
4 Retail Grocery Store on Main St, CHe door
north Of Bahcock BfoILers, where may lie found the
following articles, in part Of their stock
Sugar and Soap, Coffee and Starch, Alolasses and
Star Candles. Tea, Pepper. Maokerol Almonds.
Raisins Scotch Herrings. Sardnes, lacking. Lob
5lerS. Maccaroui Cigars. Nermaciila, Cort.ials /
We on Port Wine Alspicc, Brandy. Fruits White
Wine, Vinegar Scotch Snuff Sloughtcn BtfeIs
tobacco, Madeira and Caiet Wines. &c sc; al
of which we VIII take great pleasure in 'ling. as
cheap asthe cheapest, for C.ah or Country Produce
tle;se call and test our siucUity
m,7 If J. kfNNEDY & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-22
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To he Commercial and Trare7ing Community.

9cT Captains and Clerks of steamboats,, and trav
lers generally viii find their TeIegraphic dispatch
faithfully attended to, at the Agency on board
he Wharl-boat at Evansville
9E-Passencers can hand their dispatches and
payment to the steamboat Clerks, whose generalt
ouresy viii cause all dispatches to be handed over
the Agent on the Wharl-boat as 5 Gamers pass
Evansville Landingl
lcr-Dispaichrs sent 10 Evansville for officers or
assengers on steam boats, viii be put on board
'hen boats pass, at any hour of NieHr or DAY.
~ : There IS 10 place IN The Union where Tel
egrapEic business IS more satisfactorily uausact
cd than at Lvansyile" says Lemy CEdlly, in
late letter; and The public nay rely UPON every
Hortleire n.ude huoal,cl, as LeIeIoloIe to rerder
uil satisfaction to Tie conn eIca nd truvellin
ommunijy.
5-~The Agents on tie NTartfoat are Captain,
G. O'kILrY & Co. forwarding merchaAls;
I'D tie agentat the Telegraph oil.ce is Ar COSBY.
~ Dispatches should oiuays te handed 10 the
gent the whlH boat, A.r O. O'Eiley The
ne cannot lie responsible for ,hyse handed to 9th
Is 10 lie forwarded
daclI JOHN INGLE, Trustee
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TO7ACro -AEn creARe

7 L, PAITtN &. A. y PATTI We fitted
! F.. up Rooms in the now 5 ere 81 Chas Huring-
on. on Wafer, near iy sion sGeet, here tht Viz
.e ha9py to see thtir old custouers and The public
enerally who wish to iuy T. acco, Cigals and
d the finest lot Of
INPOBTED CIGARS AND t. BACCO, i
offered in Evsusvii., hicI. tIey viii sth very
ow. All orders from al road viii be attended
rith pun tn liiy ard despatch dtc22 If
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EARDwARE, cuTLERY. &C

4Ldth street, Ht1r II nteE sfiett ..
u ABCOEK EkOT Z. EE{S iii.rorters ard
- Dealers in foreign and domestic tardwure
,utleIy, lin Plate, Copper, Wire, c. thaEk theiv
riend~ for THEN very liberal panouaae; tie quality
nd price OF heir goods, and heir prompt attentions
al! orders received, will they hope secure to them
continuance OF their avors
by arrivals from European aud Eastern ports
hey are constantly receiving fresh supplies care
ally selected, and can confidently invite he aten
Ionot purchasers tolheir large and Qsll assorted
tock, OF which the follow ing is a part
800 kegs tlttsbag1 Wheeling ana Hcsfon Nails:
~ Wrought Boat spihos ass'td tn inch;
l3uoCZ A&es, [ olIns', Simmonds' and Hunts;
lC0 " Spades and Shovels, Ame's and Others:
I'm Plate. block and bar in. Copper Wire &C.;
Pocket ard Table Cutlery, Razors, &c;
American and english Locks sliding door Fur
niluIe; 1-s
Hook and plate hinges, Butt and Parliamem
hinges, Window Fastcnincs,
Hoes Of all descriptions, Cross cut and Mill Saws,
Patent BALANCES. platform and counterScales;
Coiiee Mills. Cotton and Wool ards;
OK, Jog, trace aud haltor Chains;
AEvts, Vices. Stocks and Dies;
G opers and Timers tools and materials
30 tOus hoL1w Ware and Castings
Together Wlth geaeral assortment of shelf goods
feb y If
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EkEDwfRE And CUTLERY

EkEDWERE AND CJILLEY
4 l Tie Old sland OPT osIte the IaHk. consisting
- in pait Of Pockej Cutlery Eazors &C. Amer
can and English Locks Monkey tail Bol-s. Hunts
Lroad Axes. Eocs of all sizes y, Log, Trace. Hal
.er- Breast and Deg CT ans, Wm. RoWlands CT, $,
with general assortment Of sltlf gcots
j @. 3. GRII FIFTH,
mh26 Main st., Evansville.
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G. CCII.IrR RCPEINs,

RE ANUFAC1 IhLk otgeuuine diamond Point
Va ed Gold Pens. No. So Market steet St Loais,
Mo. 7 he>e Pens Lave been thoroughly lritd in the
West, and have proved tole the very best ever Of
iorcd TO the public icr durability; elasticity, uniior
nifty OF stroke, ntatuess OF worl,r ans bpaTd 9th
-r prol cries OF ccod ZEN. I hey cannot lie sur
5ass,d. Irce s.. with an extra s'fore silver cas-
and Pencil. Letters enclosing tie amount Wi
meet with prompl attcntion.aIdt lepels can becX
caauecD il they 10 Rot suit tie Eand-IarCe In
-raviu4 pens, and u Leautiul pen sm mped T. bbln's
i'd Fellow $ Pen. CONSTANTLY on hand. dec1-u