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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-02

ARMY MOVEMENTS rBE INDIANS - The TEXAN
CLAIM.
The correspondent Of the ST. Louis RersiHs,
writing from Santa Re, under date of Oct 20, SAYS
Captains Buford and Chapman, and Lieuts. Plea
Army, with companies t, and X. LIST Dragons,
and detachment OF recruits arrived az Los Vegas,
on the 17th inst, all appearing in good health and
spirits. They state that they had quite pleasant
trip seroes the plains, not having encountered any
Of the dismal storms which usually occur at this
season Of the year. The detachment OF recruits
ordered TO New Mexico have now all arrived, and
will soon be distributed among the different COM
psnes in order to FIJI them no 10 the proper number.
The 9TH regiment OF Infantry Is now on its way to
this place, and IL expected 10 reach here about the
10th q November We will then have mere me
I'd and 7th regiments Of Infantry, companies <, y,
n, |, and X, 1st Dragons, X, IA, v and u, "a
Dragons, and h, and ID, "a Artillery, U. Army
Active operations may be expected IN the spring
against the lndians. The Co,onel coR ?, ,1l
There is great excitement in regard TO Iexas
Every day we are expecting to hear OF the rexsns
on their march TO this country TO take II peaceao'y
or BY force Of arms. They will not be permired
TO enter this territory, and IL they make the effort
TO do II, the suit will be civil war. The Cover
nor 10 ordered TO maintain the government here AZ
MOI Be fc~nd wanting in force Of arms or men. |
hope ere this-Congress has settled that question.
The last dates from the States gave proofs that
the Texas claim would be permanently settled, aud
that COMPRESS would give us territorial govern
ment here, one that IL much needed, and the only
one under which New Mexico could prosper
The lndisns still continue TO commit their depre-
-datons; every campaign against them tends but 10
-cmbolden them IL Is to be hoped that their career
of numbering and robbing will soon be at an end
IL In q fact that cannot be denied, that the stock
was more secure under the Mexican government
than IL 10 now or has been since our troops took
possession Of this country; at that time might be
seen thousands Of sheep and cattle in every valley
end upon every mountain where now the travel
Ter. IN passing from the extreme north 20 the ex
IRENE south OF New Mexico, viii not see herd e
attract his sitenton but the many deserted ranches
and villages stand living monuments OF Mexcar
weakness and Indian bsrbariy.
Movements OF Dssssrgu,shed People.
Hon. q. w. wrisAt q. N. Cook, California; Captain
ckirsop, Royal ARTILLERY, Montreal; M. FULLY
ANITA re; General Eaton, Buffalo; Hon; ID. = Mes
,srvv, Santa We; Hon. J. rhurston Warren County
ere amongst the arrivals yesterday, st'ths Irwin
Tkcs m Browne, CsIfornis; T. p worton, Boston
q. Power. Nsv vers; siis Hsight, Boston, srriysd
Nsstsrday, 81 Ne As<or House.
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from the Washington kfpubnc Nov GU
Ne learn that the family Of the Pre,ideat ofth>
in their home In the Presidential mansion, we're yes
tsrday formally visited by the Hon Daniel Webster
Secretary Of State; Hon Thomas Corwin Scosesry Of
the Treasury. ard lady; Hon Charles NJ CcnrHd S~crs-
tary OF War; Hon VIM. A. Graham, Secretary OF thu
Navy ana lady; Hon. A. n n. Stuart Secretary OF
the Interior; Hon n. X. Hall, Postmaster enarai aud
lady; Hen. J. J. Crittenden Attorney General. and
lady; AID by the members OF tho Diplomatic
corps in Washington With then families, as
follows. NJ Alexander de BsiiscS, Envoy Ex-
Eufra Don A. Caldsron de Il Baroa, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pler,gotent'sry from
spain; Senior Don Manuel Cs-vallo ERvsy xx,rasrdi-
nary and Minister PlspipotentisIy non, Chill; the
Chevalier Sergio de Ms~sdo Eavoy Extraordinary
and Minister Pleni potents'y from DraE; Senior Dor
Plsnipotentiary from NeIicok Right Hon. A
Henry Lytton Bulver, Envoy ExtraordlnAry O a
Minister Plen ipotentisry fro.s-. Great britain;
Tan De Bois le Coinpte, Envoy Rxtrsor iis arr
and Miphter Plenpoteutisfy fron France; tbs
Commanaer v. @. Fisafssre Mora MIC lister
President from Portugal. ths Baron Won O srolt
Charge dAhares from Prurss: tbs Chevalier 81 n a.
Billie. Charge akaaires frtH Denrzark the Oh ~ allie,
J @. UuleemAnn. Charge 2AGsifss from Aust IA; tbs
Chsvslerf NJ W. Tess. Charge d'Adsirs II on tn,
Netberisnds; the Chevassr ~ Msrtusceln. Charg.
s'Anaires from the w. sicilss the Chez alter Y
MOST. Charge dAGsir-s from SArdinia; NJ n Uenr,
Beech Spencer. Charge dAtnires from belp inn: an
sesor bon Juan lsnpso. 10 Csina, Charge dAa.Irs
Peru.
This reception Ma unostantatiou., n. ,rs..r.i..s
free and anabls rad q the grandeur sta t-lIoes
familiar to tho accomplished and Ala larulshs
visiters war,ng TIE natural oour t.,, sns 90,
oislhy with which they wove received. ". doubt No
compensated for thu omisse and "a o. essurases
agreeable tnture IN their inter, ,ourse With In
family Of the cAisf Magistrate Of the r.rnblie.
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BonId Of SupervIsOrs.

His Honor the Mayor pressing
Nov 90 The minutes Of the preceding meeting were
read and approved
Petitions OF sundry persons for the correction Of
taxes. referred.
Bills OF telegraph and mp town review amount s2T
city business by order OF the District Attorney
referred.
OF Committee on County Offices. recommending the
payment OF sherifs Csrnley ana Bell amount SS5 for
convey Peter osland the State Lunatic Asylum
OF same committee IN favor Of paying sundry bills
for advertising election notice OF COMMITTEE.
Annual Taxes recomu ending that the petition Of
Geo. Rose. for the correction Of tax. be referred
10 the counsel to the corporation OF same com
mttee in favor Of reduction OF the personal tax OF
Levy Wiley OF same COMMITTEES. in favor OF the
correction the Of the following named persons
Stephen Bates Fredk y Houghton. Mrs. Heath
J. sbesfe W. Rowland. J. O. Van Rensselaer,
Thomas v Devse, Lawrence Anderson. William 0ls.,
Joseph Delsaeis George w. Gerard, George W
Niles, Bepjamin y. Camp John Cooke, v. Plat.
ard A. Ritter; and adverse to the petitions Of
the following named persons;-Petsr Ritter. Wa
Fitzpatrick Conrad Brrptsgsn. Oscar v stebbing,
Mechanics Institute. Thomas Kennedy. Thomas Col
yer. Timothy n. Hibbsrd n Walter j. NJ Attwater,
Daniel McIihenny TT omss Mckenzie, Jonas Rosen-
bureh, Psulus Msrgrsf Sherwood Nathan B.
Graham Geo. Seaman Thes Bell Carl u. Washers
Abraham Schusrtz L.an Lsfevre. and Henry II. Rkr.
banks. aud that the petition Of rhos 3. Henry be
referred TO the Board OF Aldermen.
REsoLuTIoN.
By Alderman Bard, that the Comptrellsr be. and he
IL hereby, directed TO ORA. hts warrant In favor Of
William II Riblett Secretary of the Board Of County
Canvsers for the Of 800 TO dsfrsy the
OF the canvass OF the last general election.
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OUR PORTSMOUTH CORRESPONDENTS.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Nov. 20, 1850.
The U. s. steamer Engineer, will 60 down to-day to
Hampton Roads to tow up the John Adams, arrived
on the 9th.
The following are the names Of the engineers at
tached to the U. 8. steamer Powhattsn Chief Engi
neer William sewel First Assistant, George sewell
Second Assistant, John J. Faron; Third Assistant
William q. Wheeler.
The system Of punishment adopted on board the
U. g. shp Pennsylvania nctso severe, may probably
be eGectual the old system from the ridiculous
position in which 1t places the culprit. when man
commits act which brings him under the coenizsncs
Of the articles Of he 10 ordered to ascend the
sbrouds, to which he Ia dashed for long or short
period ss the nature Of his offence may seem to
quire Such position may be very amusing TO q
lookeron but not quite agreeable to the principal
actor, especially in cold weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-02

FIsHEE,u-x's MoR IN NEwBUr .Yroar. Mss "A
lawless and unprovoked Outrage occurred in New.
buryport, on Wednesday ever ling. The circum-
stances, as related by the Ne wtaypor Ewsirg
Union, were as follows Az ian by the name %
Cutler, native Of the Bntso PROVINCES, published
a short article in the Newt uryport HtraId, charg.
ing that a number Of 6si .eulen from that por.
were accustomed to take cat their papers for tho
cod 6shery, in order to scEre the bounty and then
to prosecute the macker el fishery. For this grew
Gus offence, Mr.. Cutler was attacked while at the
sspper table, dragged oIt Of the house, where he
was received by rnob, beaten severely, Thea
mounted on cart 'os wagon, sort Of yoke put
round bis neck to Keep him in erect positon and
thBs dragged rusugh the streets, persons oc-
casionay Rettbsg INTO the carriage, aad insulting
and beating tss helpless man. Afaera while he
was released, and conducted by his friends back to
his lodgings, A pAysician was called. who found
Cutler very hedfy bruised about the bead and face.
though, 10 IA hoSed, not serouasy injured A meet
ing Of oaizens was held on Wedf esday forenoon.
upon 'M call Of the Seleeimen, at which Il was
vote1 20 choose a commisee ~ ten, 10 be joioct
WI N sAe selectmen 90 sAs iowa who we're instruct
"a tn prosecute to ihe extent Of the Law al persoas
kpesn 70 be ergagsd in tiis dissraoeful proceed
h7--RosiON TSGptltrr, Nop ~
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The cholera has appeared at Isg.rscu Glty. Mo aut
,pr deaths bad orcs rTed NJ 70 ,se l9ta alb
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

running back 10 boyhoods days, and DEAR and con-
secfated 50 that death alone ever sever H. ne one
which he well knows, and can never forget. M
But was, from stern sense oil duty, defending
guarding the constitutional rights Of those whom repre-
sent did not intend aragn The conduct or consist
any one. Thisis not my practice. and trust never viii
become
IMr. YULEE then addressed the Senate. His remarks
having been withheld for revision. WIN appear hereai'
M. FOOTE obtained the floor, but gave way to
Mr.. BADGER, who called for the reading OF the
amendment he had not heard u saying that ne WISH
ed 70 say word or two upon H. but not al that time
The amendment having been read.
Mr. FOOrE addressed the Senate al length Particular,
in reply TO Mr.. YuLEE M -
rhe remarks of the honorable senator, together WIN
the observations OF Mr. YULEE, depending thereon, hay
ing been withheld for revision, will appear at an earl,
dayl i,
All four O'Clock, Mr.. r, gave way to motion for ad
ournment, which was agreed TO; and
The Senate adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

II was asserted in the canvass Of 1874 that half Of Texas
would come in Tree territory, one half being unfit for
Mr. McCLERNAND (iDtsrruptng Mr. NJ remarked
that he would willingly stand up 10 his responsibility Tor
the q Tsxss by hs nss! remind the gentle
real author Of the annexation Of Texas.
Mr. MEACHAM, denying the assertion concerning
the saeos Of the wings Tor Mr. Tyler went on 70 show
annexation Of Texas upon the matter Of slavery the
suits promised to her not having been realized. MIR.
McLArE (said Mr. had threatened that unless Con.
gress egsated upon the District slavery question 10 suit
Maryland she would treat the United States as nation
OF squaers which doctrine concerning the rights OF a
State was being insisted on in the demand Of the South
concerning the Rio Grande boundary OF Texas. lie
(Mr ND was willing % agree TO the boundaries q Tex
as as laid down by Humboldt, As for the San Jacino
treaty boundary be considered it worth nothing Santa
Anna not beng Legally authorized ,h 2 mase y w ,hs
claim OF Texas BY President Polk carried no weight ior
several reasons, which Mr. M presented at length But
even il the title OF Texas to the disputed territory was
good we should not buy Texas out having no need for
her lands The proposition to pay the debts OF Texas
did not meet his concurrence for reasons which ne gave
The resolutions Of annexation expressly provided &C,
cordng to his understanding that the Texas debt should
never become chargeabe to the United States bu the
United States had never paid her Revolutionary debt
To pay that. Texas would have TO pay premium On
rebellion against this government as Mr.. M. demonsa-
ted He opposed TO the threats OF war made IN the
course OF the debate Vermont though ready TO night
for the country in foreign war; never thought q ne,
military pTowess in connexon with the theme OIL civl
war She would. in such case, fight extempore, as al
Tconderoga, Plasburg. &c In the last war with Grea
Britain, Vermont had more soldiers in service than any
Mr. M next eoquenty defended Vermont and her legis,
laure against the charge Of dshonorng the remains Of
| Colonel Ransom, who fell in the Mexican war
Mr. JULIAN having then obtained the floor, delivered
speech upon the slavery question, taking strong anti
| slavery views generally.
| Mr., HAYMOND next obtaining the floor, on motion
| the committee rose; and then
| The House adjourned.
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TRUsrEEs sale OF Real Ess.se-By virtue o. deed d
me, day ofFeusy, lsts, recorded In
iber w.B No a. lo< o., a. &c one Of TIE o.
Washington county, Columbia, expose
l2h Of June NEXT O'Clock
The afternoon, front c the premises all that piece Or parcel q
city of washington, Of
plan MARKED plat No.
IN square No 40e al The bdns and improvements
Terms; One hid Of e cash. the residue
two and uf months 70 b secured BY the purchasers ncse s.s
q trust the ,.lIs s.a 4l 1sfss-L ..
III h~ s. not complied with within ree days day
81 SAFE ne property win be fesd on one weeks notice AZ me risk
: ~ = - ~ !" Y John MARION, Tpaes.
May 14-3xw&ds DYER BROTHER, Anchonecrs
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DON Ganner.-we large ss~ortnent ~ under
garments the and that great protection
~ case Of edscs Of Esuzs bc, Of wool COTTON sk and
Also, bsss quality sh. do. sdsp, ses ssc's and ssssp
~. y sdoots ~sssof Brs~hs noe, Penn svsnss.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

p,srEIor or Colussn, ITO wits
HEREBY certify John Holland county aossnd
brought before subscriber, Justices OF
and ics said county, day Of April 1850 eus
streak down her back white under her belly and white tail with
red calf about month oii BY her kide
Given under my hand and seal,
JANIS CALLAcHAN, j. p. fssalJ
The Of the and calf reQuesed
JOHN Il. HOLLAND.
NAY II n street, between sth and 7h
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By GREEN ~ TASTET, AuctfOmcoEs.
household Friday The i'm Instant We shah
Hall, Browns
vania avenue, 10 O'clock personal Captain
g. W. Taylor deceased, consisting ofan excellent Of
nture, viz
Mahogany sofa, -case, secretary and washstands
Do. fine marble top ind dining tables
Do. French and other bedsieads
Do one fine recumbent morocco covered chair
Gilt frame French plate mirror, 80 by 20 inches
Several large mahogany frame looking glasses
Feather beds and bedding cued hair
Brussels, 3ply and stair carpets, hearth rugs, &C.
Fine gilt grandoes China and glass among which
Cut glass decnners, fumbers wine and hook glasses
baskets, Dixon
sets, large sci black tin dish
articles which deem unnecessary enumerate.
All under @2 as credit oftwo
and months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
w MsE ?; SCOTT ( T1s Aa%ni < as,s...,.
Immediately after OF above O'Clock, precisely,
proceed collection Of painnngu fs
which Friday last for various conderanons
They are finely executed, by some Of the best artists consisting
/ view on the Seine, by Mon
N Holland-Dutch school
1 Fontainbleau, by Vnsson
aseenes Daaphiny, (onsinaIs,) BY Pos,sus
1 view the Kline, by Cib0t
view in Rome by Robert W
0g The four following splendid HISTORICAL ssmosphercs
Claude Lorane De Gouey by special pems
sion from the originals Al Malmais0n;
Morning--and Jacob seeing daughters Laban
Evening-young Tobi near the Tigre
Noon-the Holy Family sitting by Egypt
NghtJacob ae having caused his family the brook II
Jabok, wrested with angel until the break Of day.
Washington In his Study, by Stuart
and portraits
May H-eod GREEN TAsTET, Aucioneers-
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Bv DYER 4 BROTHER, Anetlsasss..
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-By y,s..
of dsed Of the subscriber wl a puh
c auction, NE highest bidder the following los ground IN the
city OF Washington. viz n " z - =
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Terms Of sale The viii be Required 70
the purchase Of sale the residue In four pay
nlen a. sx Twelve eighteen, and twenty four months, with
ess thereon om shs day q sale, and % give s notes. with sp
proved security for such deferred On the Of
purchase the subscriber viii popcy respectively
10 the purchasers o. their cost JOHN MAkbUkY Trustee
DYER BROTHER, Aacn.
Al the and place, aforesaid ths
subscriber will sell 10 tho highest bidder e following lots Of ground
in The said ciy, viz
lot No. ., in square No
do 10, do SIG
Do !, do 61
Undivided half part q 10. IS, =. 1sa
day Of May next al II O'Clock.
ELIZABETH KERvAND
DYER BROTHER, Aacu
uJ-The above sale ~ unavoidAbly postponed cill
May rs DYER BROTHER.
immediately ansr tine above win DO sold fsl-
lowing proaey plais win be exhibited the time
sale
An OF square ao3, containing ie3yslot square feet
All Of square 3Jl, containing 81 ,922 do
All OF square 35e, containing about 100000 do
2, square 49, land suitable for making
Is @ 81 feet front by "a feet deep, improved BY
good brick stable. WH&
Lots s. o. TO- H. and 49, square g. lots g. TO- have on
brick buildings lot 10 has brick buildings
Lots TO- l2 and l3 in s9the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal runs through them There are also several old brick buildings
them. t5a
Lot ., in square 996 lots and Q, In square 3l3
Terms One third OF the purchase cash, balance In
H. and 10 months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER BROTHER,
May 10 Auctioneers.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, new
steamboat Thomas coIlyer viii depart AT tho follow
ing hours:
Leave Aexandria at !, ~, 10, ia, M; "A, a4j6pm
Leave Washington nj "a, ~, ios, f2 a 81 St 81, M
Passage boat, i2l
JOB coRsox,
May 7--TkF Captain
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red calf. about month Ola By her ode
- --''' = '''a ) jiszs cALLAeHAx. Lp. ts..ly
prove propery,p. charges, and take hsIswy
May4 n street, between sth and 7th
WATCHES, yewelry. silver Ware, ana speetael.s--
~ s ssss ss ess 81 "
n.Is, including no.Iei Cos Jossos,
threaded spoons ors napkin dss and bua
sod sssr shsslue ssc .p.esels., saH an
good. offered
'tro'ea attention paid 20 rspsifi.g .sasa. az sssly
May lo-euf fsnnyiv.ais svsass bssvssa 81 and ion SIS.
READy-~.ss C,esh,.s--ws la.ss ss-a.-ss who may
almost every Ssssres sS o. ns,ssi ana .s q. Our ready
%%s.s = n = 70 W. ks sy
goods and ie oai o. se, that Ne
beautiful ioes. ! variety up order me
best manner AID a uhs lowest prices vo,,Sa o.r~
. doors Browns Hossl, Pe-s- svsnss.
FREscm s-:.%sr .,n..srE, :: . z: css:ysssw WI
Open On Tss,.as y. le n.,ss fss syr q g. s.s., and
s s s.. s. ;s . ss C 81 ;s S
eP, and l.ss h.s sl..s. sad viii ..s so%ss
sssss. s.ss Ssosss's.s - An sss,n s,'s.ss e. .
@r Il -. y \. :. =
REAUTIFuL Ds.-wALTER HARPER = 90, Penn
vsn svsss. between s end ivh sess. ~i open ms sy
srss and sssats assortment q non dse GODS shsw,. .sss
va, emsrcdsnes, hcs mTi-eoon
A SEcD0rEs Of x.pslssn a.a Ms Tsnes Compiled
hom ever authentic source ~ cunninShsm .su@s Ess
n s ,s 90 Psss and many engraving s,s e T.y ys
nvS
THE Jane Su,.ssr Of csasy-. L.ays Book.
The . s' sa %sss'' q Ls s'" fss s ,.
salsI et IL TAYLOR MAuRr
MSs booksellers near 81 s.
n ny DvER = sROrmnR, Asesss.esr.
QARouoHEoARRrAGE AND sADpLE-HUnsE AT AUG.
Iosaon Friday snosn Ma, ~ half rss four .,ss
nearly new built city, horses Ase very
superior I. .aad'e-h0r'e. prh ssor ,laaas,
ADIrs Riding whip. ana Rs~sng slsvss.--A sw
made riding gloves coores ana wh ssssss Tor pre.ens
jurs opening At fARKER's Psrfsmsp Fancy s,oss,
~B-S Fem. ~ near National H0 N'...
EASsi Fa.si Fan. 1.-The lasyss. and most sesuufa
assortment O. sp.si.n. oh,sss Frssch and American INNS
''' ~ 49, fxRKERs P.asmsy and Fancy store,
mvt9-a rsnn sv.' near Nsno"s hc'e' :
GLOVES eievssi olevssi gloves sp ing sun
ms apRg s q ana. sensss and ladies' hd gloves w'
PARKERs fsrfhmesy and Fancy store,
way 's-% Penn Az, near rsHons Ho's'
ToIIET cOsmETTc. -Luhlns perfumes. radna, cdepei
MADAME LsveKnes disabled - water, IL soues .ad ..
q! rsaslas, ss' rSRkEss fsTs%sy' sss sssss ssr,
...a. !. !, =. -.---
THE unaer~awnea has associated with him In enc
ses'ss q me i-- he cons Beverly Johnson Y Who's %
s"siner win y promptly attended TO- 49,.
wAsmssros, May q, 1850. Mys-2sw7w
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By DYER - BROTHER, Aure1onsen.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUcTION.-On Thursday even
ing, the 23d instant al O'clock shall sell, In float Of
the premises, Lot No. In Square 25
and ohio avenue, containing II 2o3 feet.
The above will be subdvided In desirable building roanng
Ohio avenue, being square this side Of the canal.
Terms Of ale One fourth cash balance In 8 ~ and 10 months
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
DYER BROTHER,
May io-codAds Auctonees.
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fashionsbic Millinery sAicon--Mn. ANN y. CLAhxE WI
a ~ and
most beautiful sye fancy Grape nd IA kss ladies' ds
open Jenny lnd< pure white ooGbr5 vsey q arab,
% sasws q various kinds which she calls me ssnon Of ne
sors on B1drs street, seven doom en q NE Rsrsr.
ehsn'e., BARK, Geosrssown. An orders .uesaeds 70
May l5-ads
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-07
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.

Nam street HeuT IfGier street.
DABCOCk BROTHERS, importers and
ID Dealers in foreign and domestic Hardware.
Cutlery, lin Plate, Copper, Wire, &c. thank their
friends for their very liberal patronage the quality
and price OF their goods, and their prompt attention
10 al! orders received will they hope secure TO them
a continuance OF their iavors
BY arrivals from European and Eastern ports,
they are constantly receiving fresh supplies, care
fully selected, and can confidently invite the at,ea-
ton OF purchasers TO their large and cell assorted
stock, OF which The following is Il part:
800 kegs Pittsburg, Wheeling ana Boston Nails:
80 = Wrought Boat spikes, ass'td t, 6 inch;
1906 oz Axes, Collins, SinmondS' and Hunts,
100 Spades and Shoveis, ALae's and others;
Tin Plate, block and bar lin, Copper Wire, SC;
Pocket and Table Cutlery. RazJrs, sc;
American and English Locks; Sliding door Fur
ntuIe;
Hook and plate hinges, Butt and Parliament
hinges, Window Fa,tenjhcs.
Hoes of all descriptions, Cross and Mill Saws,
Patent Balances, platform and counierScales;
Coffee Mills, Cotton ard Wool Cards;
Ok log, trace and halter Chains;
Anvils, Vices, Stocks and Dies;
Ctopers and Timers tools and materials:
80 tons hollow Ware and Castings
Together with general assortment of shelf goods.
teb D If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-07
PROOF! PROOF!!
DYSPEPSIA CURED!

DR.. HATCnrrT: Having been afflicted with by $
pepsia with all its multilurm symptoms dges-
lion, pain and uneasness over the region Of the
stomach; fla uence and eruction: vomiting Of meals;
languor and debility; ami having used, without
benefit, all the usual remedies together with several
bottles OF Bulls Sarsuparilla, | induced to try
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh i he use OF
bottles cured me OF every OF disease; since
which time. space OF two months, have enjoyed
excelIent ht a!th
have sold several dozen bottles OF your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and it has given perfect suits
action
For all those diseases for which it is recommend
ed | believed superior 10 any medicine in use.
Respectfully, p. e. O1ILEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, la.