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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

WTISETTES AND MANTILLAS-We have just received from
New York choice stock OF Vseies and Manas made alcr
the latest French The designs exceedingly beautiful
richest silks, Turks and Vcvets. all
which embrace and elegance Ladies in of the above
goods viii do well call their beauty and low price
will them o be sold of Immediately.
III. j. x b. c. HORN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

n The following papers will please insert three weeks
and forward their accounts TO this Office Cener and Jour
nal Lsfayette Palladium Richmond Courier
and Express Terre Hsue; Courier and Banner Mdson Jour
nal and Republican, Evansville; News, Michigan City; Demo
Goshen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

NOTICE. hereby any person from trusting my
~ wife, she sbsconded without pEoVoeaon As VII not be
accountable JOHN MCCALL
Greenwood Sent g. 1850. sepf11-3w
NT OTICE-Is hereby given That Of Administration fe
Elizabeth deceased this dag have been
ed by Marion Probate Coult said
solvent WILLIAM MARTIN.
sepf1f-3w Adm nsiTaior
DU11fs. Pumps SHOWS Pumps and Downs. Nyn
dcrse Pumps CistcrI Wells any
depths Tor sale BY HENRY s. KELLOGG. seT1l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

THNO SINKING FUND BoRRowERs.-where interest was
IL due and unpaid day last from
the Sinking Fund.- the lands morgaged in security will be sd
versed about the first day OF October be sold the 2d
Saturday Of December according law unless
be made before Advertising Where than
interest prior to said first day Of July be due and the
rty deemed sufccn and the borrower unable pay
sent Of such interest will be exaced If the Dor
shall this Office written agreement pay
interest the interest withheld which
given below. J. MORRISON,
Sinking Fund Office, President.
Indianapolis Aug. -, 1850
FORM OF AGREEMENT.
pay interest upon the interest due and unpaid the
loan Of procured by me from the State OF Indiana being
through the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
being the purchase be paid by B. for
land or lots. as the may be.
Given under my hand this day Of 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

UcxTRA sUPERFME FAMILY FLOUR-Koontz & Burk's
II celebrated Extra supene Family Flour give
entire Satisfaction else the money refunded and delivered free Of
hand by the barrel single pound low price be
possibly sold at 10y CHARLES MAYER, Agent,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

uDAINr MILLS AND SPICE MILLS A few of Adamss Pa
II hand and sslc SIDDALLS Drugstore.
iunei South side Wasingon stree, under Odd ftoFs HaE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

= >
The undersigned has the right for
chine. and wishes TO sell county r
examined at the Livery Stables of \
Mr.: Robson, and at the Indiana s
which latter place he intends kept
for sale. aug2s-3w(w)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

,r this State for the above Ma
rights. The Machine can be
Messrs. Wood 4 Foudray and
State Journal Buildings-at
piag a supply Of the machines
ID. b. CULLEY.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07

der such regulations A. may be rrcscib.
cd b, the Secretary si tbs interior, la
,aise b. Sc iocaic,i. free OF expense.
any Warrant which tie holder may
transmit, to the General Land onice Cor
that purpose. in such STATE aud land dis.
,I,ci ~ ihe sad bolder or wa,rautce
ps, dss,gnats', and upon good farming
hand, ~ Tar a. lhc saunc can be nscer.
tanned ftom the maps, plates. and field,
note. Of the surveyor, or from any 9th
er information in the possession of the
loca! on,cr aud upon the location be-
Ing made as aforesaid. The Secretary
shall cause patent to lie Transmitted To
such wartantee: Ind. tror,ded, fur
her. Tia, no patent issued under this
&C, shall be delivered upon any power
Of attorney as agreement dated before
the passage OF this act; and that all
such powers Of attorney or agreements
be considered and treated ~ nul! aud
void. Approved. Sept. 2S, 1880.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07

e,e'inc saw ;rnilcman enter my
house, Who snid 10 me-
"'Do not po 10 lnw reason anA
morality are for Won, bat the law is u.
gains, you. Keep the little YOU have,
ani add 10 i, these 2.tslO frame. which
are truly you,s.' remained speech.
less with ,nrpr,~c When would have
spoken and thanked bun. hc had di.ap.
ptared; and the bag of money WA.
there. upon the table. and the counic-
nance OF that generous man was en-
gravcd npon my heart, never Ia be era.
led. Well, lhis mali-~-tl.is prescryrr
of my family. here let me iGank
iim hefur. God and before men ~
The court had stopped. The procu-
rcur gcnetal appeared moved, but con-
uuering hi, emotion. he said
Take away this good woman, aud
take care tina, no harm comes to her
! don't think she is quite right in her
mind
lie was mistaken the poor woman
was no, mqd--only shs had remember
I'd and NJ. Duphin had forgotten.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07
ORIGINAL AND TRUE.

Mr.. Franklin \. who wss gentle.
man oG good qualities and en intui'r
humor. used With much pleasantly in
relate the following Anc,dots ~ having
occurred To him.clf mbcn . young n,a".
4 yonug lady in the c,ghl1rhcod had
won hi affections, aud lac had commence
c1 paying his sidrcs-es, During his
cour,>hip he sometimes suppel with 'he
IadIc, family, when he WAS always re-
calcd with homely d,sh VI Wush and
mix. aud being ul u serious turn Was
generally invited 10 say grace over the
meal. The supper did no, taste auii-.
A. the family Of tie fair one wa !"
moderate circumstances and beng BIN
self poor. he admired such domestic e
comcmy besides hc VA. sat fled pro
,idcd he could obtain li.s fair Dulcin-
ca. "Ihe course OF irun love" It -
said, never did ran snoo,h,' and frhnh-
chancri to have rival much richer
than himself One evening when lie
wa. ,,,i,ins hi. cl,armrr after the board
had been spread with the frugal meal "f
mu,h aud nils. but before the family
had taken their seats al the table, snnic
one spicd Frank, rival driving up, In
mrtl,airly change cam, DER the snb-
>taulial meal. A. If 10y magic tho In
hlc WAS cleared Of its load, aud naught
remained to tell the tale but the clean
wl,,e table cloth. In The course o! n
short time, however, the table was again
frn,-hcL. not as before, but with ih.
suitable npp,nlage, for making tea, and
with warm bread, such as Is hastily
baked. and in common par'ance called
".lort cake When all was ready.
NJ WAS the custom, brother \ ----- wa.
invited to say grace. who with dun
so,rnniiy. hands folded and eyes clos
cd, pronounced the following 'mpromptn
ber.d,ciion:
The Lord m praised,
How I'm amazed,
10 zee hos things have mcndod.
llerd's short cake and tea
For supper, ! see,
When ,nush i.nd milk were intended.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07

ani then Ben. qaaius m usually
silent ouc, whispered.
j sec tia, blind
Il make II GOOD and rais' i, a eros.
bar, laitly hallvoei the Deacon. lac
was certain Of success. anl ncrsnas
with anticipation.
Two better than you'
Five harrows better than you.
Zen than YOU
Twenty thsn vou.
How long the game would have
progressed in this manner 1t il ditii-
cul; to determine. had not the Dea
con = harrosa gwen out. SuIi he Was
not 10 be loiled, but he WAS bound to
play bis hand fnr all he MAS worth,
and a gain shoated
Forty saw logs better,
'rwcniy barrows better than yoa,'
quietly responded Ben,
Fifty logs than YOU
a hundred bars than you,
But at :his exciting stage Of the
game the neacon's l,gs had almost
failed. and he knew not what 10 ante
up for sigh. Despair for moment
rested in his features, turning them
as dark as night. Bat n lucky
thought forced itself upon his over.
heated brain at tho momenni, and n
smile. bright as the noon-iay sun, lit
up his face aud hc shouted.
Bars, barrows, logs, ,ruck.whecls
and ali, call you
What have you got p qucricd the
sober faced Ben.
-Four kinyS" replied tie Deacon,
triumphau'ly throwing down h's hand
and holding up h'. head with the air
of a conqucror.
They aint good"
"Ihry a'At X. - fairly scream
Cd the thundrr>trhck Deacon; -- W hat
the ----- tand he almost svorc) have
you 70. -
Got? Only four little one spots !.
How the Deacon slept that III -ht
it would be hard to determine. and
and ever since, when questioned, hc
dare not deny the truth Of the story,
but naturally drops his bead as he
replies.
There must he some trgth IN it.for
my barrows and bars are all gone
Report says he did not slumher
well. however. on the night in ques
ton: and that during all the dark
hours, his worthy spouse was awaken
ed by a voice like thunder bursting
upon her ears, the words which SCUM,
dcd like.
Ben, a saw log blind, and whc el
barrow better ..-thicrgo Ne,cYnper
ont West, October, ISio.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07

yield over - or SC per day. All pls-
ees suiiab'e for danming, are occur;ed,
and MOTT Of the dam. ,la, have been
finished and tested. have proved total
failures. while some have turned out
rich. Some few are paying we'll abou,
here. and In fac, they arc the only
chance one has now Of making any
thing, ba. this will lie the las, ~a.on
for ~orfins the bed Of rivers, and they
will be completely turned over ,li. fall.
My sheet is obou full, and | musl
close by telling you ,ha, in addition to
all the res, Of the brilliant prospects Of
mining, that the way one has to live, 10
abominsble. outrageous, diabolical -
Jus, lhink Of it, laying on the ground,
with nothing bu, 4 blanket. your own
cook. wash woman, cham1crmaid. and
all them sort Of things, and every
night, on lying down. have TO take the
trouble Of shaking tn, blankets, to get
cut the snakes, lizards. salananders,
scorpions. and cenliped,. besides innu-
merxbIe other smaller reptiles and in
secis, one has TO sleep and associate
with, in this beautiful country.
"Oh, carry me back, oh, carry me
back &c
Yours, Respectfully,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07
WISDOM OF THE IIEATIIEN.

Daring his march to conquer the
world, Alexander the Macedonian
came to a people in Africa. who
dwct in remote and secluded cor
ncr in peaceful hUts, and knew Meth,
cr war nor conqucror. They led him
to the hut Of their chief, who received
him hospitality, and placed him gold
en- dates, golden hss and bread Of
gold.
"Do YOU eat gold III this country 2"
said Alexander.
Il take it for granted" a" replied the
chief. that th,u was, able to iiud c&,
able food in thine own country"
"Why, gdl has not tcnr,ed me
hithrr," sail Alexander "but ]
would willingly become acquainted
with your manners and customs"
IS, he it, reioinel tho other i; 50
iourn aiLons ui as lon: as it plcase,h
tLes.'
At tue close of this conversation
two ci,izon5 cntcrcG into their court OF
Justice. The IIam'iIi sad, i bought
Of this man "a piece Of land, ard a. |
was making deep drain through ",
found treasure. ] only bargain
eA for tee land. and not for any trca.
are that might be concealed ia It ahi
! vet to Former owner OF the land wi,
/ not receive it,"
The Defendant answered. Il hope
( | have a c N. .ioncc "a well as my feel.
! l,w.citirens, ] sold him the land viii
! its contingent as Scll AZ existing al
yantage., aud consequently the treas
! urc Was included.
Tho chief. who VA; a. the SAN,
time their surrcmc ld.c, rccapltula
ted their words. ia order that the par
ties might geo ae,her or not he a.
! dcr,,ood them Alright, Then, ai;ct
I reflection, lie said, Thou hast sou
! friend. | believe :" Yes" "Au.
thou,' aida sing the o,hor,"a daa1li
,er:' Ycs." "Wcil, then, lot d.
sou marry thy daughter, and bcstoa
+ tie ,5c1sure on Ine young couple E.
heir marriage portion"
Alexander seemed surrI.-l al.
rcrplsxed.
Think you my sentence M ja.I :,
asyeA the chef.
"D no," replied Alsxanler, ''bu
it aspIni,hes me.
"lios thcu,n ri j,iDel the olicf
.'vouii the case haze been ,!cc,4ed }.
your coautry!"
40 confess the truth, sal , AleS
audc-, ave should have seiz & IL.
treasure FIR the kings g&e."
.for the kings vase ~ cEclairn -
the chicC nov IA h!, tara sst0h,hc
"Does ~ saa sa'u- % yuaE cy-i
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07

every ungrTe,cus word. every unecn'|r
ac,lou. viii co,ne ,hronging hack u,.,n the
n,cm"fy. Knocking doiefully al ,hs s"ui
then H. sure that ,hou sils lie down
-ofrn~ing AMI rcl~n,an,. on The grave
and utter the uuhcar,i gr,an, and pour
Tie unssa,iing tear--mnrc dccp, NOR
bitter, lccausc unhcari and unavailing.
Then weave the chapict II flowers. and
s;rcw the l-autics If nature at.,u, the
grave, console Thy spirit. If thou eaas't
w.th these tender. Yet futile ,ribuics of
regret ; aud take waning by the bitter
ness of this, thy con,ric atiIriion over
the dead, and hcnccfurth I've more faithful
and afeciiona'e in the discharge Of thy
duties 30 the living.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07

iry' 40 yes" "Doe. !, rain
there ~ "N>sarcily" "Wonicr-
fh Are ,hcts animals in the coa'-
,tv tha, 1--we on grass anl herb, =
Very msnv. ani of many kinds
Thea" ss,d the chef. III nust lc
for the sake Of those i,nccsn, anlmals
that the An Gracious continues to
lc, the sun shine, aud tho rain drop
down on yonr c"ihlry. .-- tolct,dsc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07

Gov. HANCOCK S>rtr BoX.--A day
or two since We saw beautiful snuf loN.
which once belonged to John Hancock
Governor &C Massachusetts,, in old rc,"-
lrtioumry ,imcs 1t is composed u ten
pieces Of pearl. secured together ~ rather
massive s;ri,,, Of gilt metal Tie wholn
fabrication nf the article shows no It'll"
,kiIl and refined TASTE On the part Of tho
individual who manifested il and M a
specimen ct az, it uld 10 crcdi, II
more modern day. 0n tho top or VIZ,
the figure of tl.c human hear, is neatly
carved ont, nnl partially surround 'yN
wreath of flower. and On ll' in"'e which
form the back part, are $40 doves, en-
closed IN ciGrle and embracing each
other quite atTac,iouo' an emblem w..
douh,cdly "f ilc rotrimonial sentiments
aud custom. rrclaleu, IL those eonc-hy
day. Every pant Of the iox /. adorned
wirh some agreeable device. except the
bott",a ldcrc, which il plain pon ra!s'
ing the ro,er Of thi- Interesting relic. a
,leica,e trace of the pure olor m Nacca
boy i. rxialcd and i j. lty no means q.
dcul, to imagine ,lnt hi, fNccl.cncy VA,
accustomed 10 rcgalc himself si'h il. Dc.
liciou. vcruncry. aul lhu", T~radScn'rr",
10 dis,l fon his brow, " 'h" weight Of
muu5 pcrplcNipg carc, of State y
Ancr the dcntc &C Gorcrnor iI,u-
c"-k hi. amiabic and accomplished w,I
ov married gentleman = the name e
Scott, of Portsmouth, y. II end ~ rt
time previous in her death -" prt'eu'"i
| the lo1 IN question .o ncicc - hers who
Lcluuyc1 10 tllo arcicu, m 81" fauiily Of
T.. ..nd i has bcea handed dawn frmn
one mcn b"r 10 alp'hcr n that family tn
the present time II is nov in the l"-.
c,.ipu II pr Durkcr of tie city. who
hy marrinco !, connected ~i'h branch
u the Shcifc family. The names Il aii
thr person, who have ercr owned the bok
accoin. ) it.--iioi'o" 7ra"siter.
Z IA friend ha. given 10 some par.
,iculars abrui kn-s. il,e Pro, idrnrr
.r. H. l. raii 10 be an ol'Iiiy, LAy
NJ. allrf paying lha sum ofsGip for a
lickei. .iaI Away from fllo concert.
he erlcrri The carp - m his hnus, To-
be- placed ob the ceiling. AID Lad tln
floor, wlitcs aAhrJ H. wears bro,
u.alc sharp At The tres, win fquarr
hech. IL Lul!l house r-rr'ly anI
lad al! the doois Constructed 10 run
upon pullcy,, Ike a wini"r., no' n,onn-
tn ou li.a Il. u.ual. Ibis hou," wa'
bui.l tu rr,ei,, bride, " hD j.. rrpoTicd
q Le very Laagl'fu'. On ih" occasi'r
" hi, m1rrsg~, instead Of lle uIn Il tour
l,r ,-ni hi.si. ip ED.'on, and ven.
h,m.clf,n Nrn io,k lie !, ticket
s.i,rr to tie railroad, and part oi hi.
dI'icA e,gei,,. Ia Carrying the IN ui
fran ID" depot 10 ihc pot Office. Ii.i
l4r.r anJ raffia." ar. hJ'h cufiYb.
aHAiF., arll - f-l 20 20 Old genias
A, q nan, 10 D, l.ppnlar and gp',i "a-
iur,l. ard ,l.o1si, "a. riinS muri, mirih
10 ii. fi nd %, Is universally resI~cl
81 - Hewl,a Advertiser.
u Tbopas Morpiy. b.. besn ii -
,.,.,-.l ,t...-,.., -. y'..,f4..I Sc. ts{. ,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07

u Thomas morphy. bi' be1n ri
P,ials! Minnie - InglaoA, ty sos e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05

H
91-Captains ana Clerks of steamboats,, and trav-
lers generally, will find their Telegaphic dispatch
es faithfully attended to, at the Agency on board
the Wharfboat Evansville. isa5
| &J-Passengers can hand their dispatehes and
payment to the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy Will all dispatches be handed over
0 the Agent on the Wharf-boat as steamers pass
Evansville Landing alsa
&5-Dispatches sent to Evansville, fos officers or
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, al any hour OF NIGHT or DAY.
X here is no place in the Union where Tel
egraphIc business is more satisfactorily transact
ed than at Evansville says Henry O'Reilly. in
a late letter; and the public may rely upon eyery
effort beng made hereafter, as heretofore, to render
foil satisfaction TO the commercial and travelling
communily. a,a.....t
G~Ih9 Agents on the WharEboat are Captain
Z. @. O'RILEY & Co. forwarding meIehants.
and The agent at the Telegraph office is Mr. CosEr.
G-Despatches should aIacdys be handed to the
agent on the wharf boat, AR. g. O'Riey. The
line cannot be responsible for those handed to 9th
ers to be forwarded h 7ei
deell r, JOHN lNGLE, Trustee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05
STATE OF INDIANA
' andeTbUTgh County. -
In the Probate Court, Nanderburgh County In va.
Arr..h

In the Probate Court, Vanderburgh County, In va
cation, March %, 1850.
Pefjti0a fer Sale Of Real Estate
Isaac Casseberry, Administrator OF Jane James de
ceas d, as Nathaniel James John Jamss, Co
TydCn Garrett and Sarah Garrett, his wife. Joel
/. Barlow and Nancy Barlow, his wife, Alexan-
der Parker and Mary Parker, his wife James
Philips and Elizabeth Philips his wife, bFprgaret
james, Cynthia Ann James, Lewis James, Nj aria
James, Mary Jane James, Margaret w James
and Nancy E. James '.. e.-H. r-I
L ND now at this time, March %, 1850, comes
"a the complainant by Baker & Garvin. his At
tornes, and files in the efnce of the Clerk of the
Probate Court of Vanderburgh county, his petition.
praying tor the sale Of the real estate of the said de-
ceased; and 1t satisfactorily appearing from the af-
hdaut ofn disinleresIed person this day filed in the
Clerk office aforesaid, that Corydon Garrett and
Sarah Garrett, his lie, Cynthia Ann James. Mar.
aaret James, Maria James and Lewis James, SIX of
tFe above named defendants not at this time re-
sldens OF The State OF Indiana. ftl
Therefore. notice Is hereby given 10 the SAID non
resident defendants, that unless they apgear and
pl ad to or answer said compIainants petition on
or before the calling of this cause Mt the next term
OF SAID Court, to be held at the Court House in Ev-
ansvile on he Sd Monday in May next, the same
viii be heard and determined in their absence sg
mh2Sw3 .E SAML. I. JENKINS, Cl'k
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05
WAR! WARll .WARI,r

Deciahea against the United ,ExSnrdOnas
Oh the Rats, Mice, and other Verminf
HE Undersigned, lately from Germany. offers
me 10 me public OF this city very useful and in.
lailIoe @ mixture TO get rid of these burdensome ana
Ihal II we don't look out tor them, thew will in
slloII me' cenpelus to leave our good and prosper
ous eiy and give these blood. ihiring sagages pos
ms composition is not Ike Others. dangerous
wneh applied. There is no arsenic or anv other
poIs1n ABOUT IT. that could by any accident endan.
sel tie ne OF men. Even for your favorite Boog.
ese OF Kitten, you need not be afraid for il woud
3I M hurt them il they should eat Of it, but it will
ll every rascailyrat that tastes only little of it,
dG Lhey cannot help doing so as the favor of that
seems TO be the me plus ultra'' in their
esLronony 1t has to be applied TO piece of bread
- dD3ut squareiRch and about a quarter of an
men men thlck' and late in the evening--it wants to be
Pu' 10 suitable place, rat-hole or wherever they
@ aie USED 10 mold their nocturnal meetings. But to
Set mem away entirely from our premises, we have
mage use OF this great palliative at TT ere
oLe, ! IelloW-ctizens, and particularly you, house
owners and tenants, come all and buy my prepara-
once. n a COP RDES
No II, Carpenters: Block
- This mixture for sale also, in boxes at 30 end
% cepts at ELLIS & ScHLAMP's Grocery. ieb2 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05
STATE OF INDIANA. ee
Aanderhurgh COnnfY. p
n the Probate Court OF Yandelbureh County
Vacation. March g. 1850
Petition &c Sell EepaI E1srafa

Vacation. March g. 1850 i-.'
Petition GC Sell Real Estate ..rs
Chailes Knowles. administrator OF the estate of
john Yates, deceased, Us Harriet Yates. Mat.
thew ates and WI,llam Yates. a, ~ qF 2
Nd now at this time comes the said admins
traitor and flies n the office of the Clerk of the
FfoIaie Court OF FanderbuTgh county his petition
praying tor the sale of The real estate OF said decead
amt and it satisfactorily appearing from the afida
w OF disinieresed person this day fl ed in the
C.eTks office aforesaid, that Matthew Yates, one
OF the State OF Indiana-therefore notice is hereby
gwen to the said Matthew Yates, that unless he
appear and plead to or answer the said complain
ants said petition. or before the calling OF this
cause nj the next term of said court TO be held at the
Court-house in Evansville, on the third Monday in
Aay next the same will be heard and determined
i'll bis absence fS1
mhl3 w3 SAM'I, IT. JENKINS Cl,r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05

7 7 UNDERSTANDING that report is in circu
- ladon that upon the dissolution OF the late
firm OF HARRINGToN, CRANE & O'RILEY, the under.
signed agreed TO discontinue the Forwarding and
Commission business at Evansville ana that in
violation OF said agreement we immedia ely pgr-
chased new Wharf Boat and commenced business
under the name ard firm of HARRINGTON, CRANE &
Cos and rs SUCH a report uncontradicted is calcua-
ted TO do US great injury we deem proper to state
thus pubicv Hdtthere Is not shad0b OF truth IN IT,
II being expressly understood that each partner re-
served the right 10 continue the business (and thai
caoh 1oo1id do so) under any style OF firm he chose
except that OF HARRiNGToE, CRANE q O'RILEY.
CHAS. HARRINGTON,
ianl9 If ISAAC A. CRANE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05

TFT THE subscriber has just received 81
Is Spzd by the steamer Pontiac a large assort- -!
ss = ment Of Double Oven Cooking Stoves. 'G-@AN
and New England Air-dgtt Cooking Stoves, with
a fine lot Of Fancy Parlor Stoves which c n Re
examined at my stove establishment on Main St,
Just above First, at the sign of the Mammoth Cot
lee Pot decl0 If THOS. SCANTLIN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05
TIE MISS LESLIE TIGHT
falAEN A-EELE y -------

80 WE hnve received the different sizes Of this
E-ls superior AirTight COOK STOVE, with en-
A@-AS Iarged huCs. and all the ates' Improvements.
The objection to mir tight Stoves has been ne
draft. our enlarged fues obyiate that detect, and
we now. cfier the Miss Leslie 0s superior Stove.
The public are invited TO call ana examine tor them
selves ian3O J. z. & G. SCnWING.