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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29
News from Mexico.

From the New Orleans Picayune Sept Il
The schooner Two Friends, Capt. Ducey srrivsd VS.
ter3sy from Tsmpco. The Captain reports hst al ths
cicw have been down With the Tampico fever, during
nearly Tie entIe trip. Capt D compelled 10 stond
n. the wheel for three days and nights during the
snge
Inst, tho French brig Ame. TO sail tor Tuspan Ia
days the Mcxcen steamer City Of Mexico and ths
foop of war Fuebia iverythins was quiet in TaDpoo
when the Two Irends left.
By The Two Friends VIC have received copies Of II
Comc-Go DC 2c'rr+co. OF the 4th aud sth nsts
dcn Of the (oginorp Of the state Of remauInS $40
continued On the 3d. The legislature which appeaps to
b. entirely subserveDt TO the will Of CafdcnAs issued
deotts comforting upon tho Governor whatever pogcss
b. fcqcet 70 Teprcss the revolutionary spirit eXhi
bied 81 1ampco ana other parts Of the STATE n The
Governor cOnsdt il necessary employ Don ntouo
Censee IN ihi, matter the necessary license conferred
upon BIN u also authorizes the publication Of she
upon "a dstuIbcrs OF the public peace.
On the Sub, risjoIity of tho rtmfsr,nio issued
sod' @ s citzens otIampico which they preface ~
quotation ifom fasnudl Adams, rs fellows
NY decided opinion Is that should persist in strug
gag for 10 r'y ana foI or social tights aud guar antics
although, y revelation from Heaven IL should DO COM
municated to that nns hundred and ninety
Of thOufab1 lad 20 perish and but single free
survive and retain Ills Liberty. This sirgie uould
possess yiruo ami would attain higher dogrce a
harIipese, than atboutand slases.N
Aser bicf bat coiDpreh Dsig5 summary OF tho pre-.
cent state q aS-s IN Ignouipas the do
csro that as a ast they appeal TO Inc QerrA
ConSuss to 1geASe the election Senior Cardenas null
and YciG avoid further uicrtunes tat will ins yitaAv
ensue u the uurpEts0p is permitted They declare hat
out Q! choco Of evils they have taken tho least % e
all hasaTds hey ,h to avoid general disturbsaoe
We bnd IA tic Concrete decree dated ct MeKoo, Az
gst .st upon sha Tcbuantepec affair which states hst
the lime for the reception Of proposals for opening the
read scTes the fthmus had been extended to the 30eh
August and that the period allowed for tho completion a
the road from the time OF s ment has bssu
altered from to nine years The government does
not judge convenient TO day for the opening C
the bids nor the principle which 1t has been pslsA
70 adopt for their examination before declaring lite pre-
ference
Tho usua notices n indian depredatons and babsGi-
tics uplesr ia the tc3sefcio
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Col. Taunin or Savannah.

JAMES GoRDoE BENNETT, ESQ
Dear Sir,Thero appeared in che HERALD, fow
dsys ago, article publishing, among others, tho
nsme Of Col. A.. Is. Faunin, of Savannah, as u do
fsuter. The msconduct OF other parties, connected
with Col Fsnpin In oflice, placed him in an I'M
pleasant position, from which he WAS happily SIX
trics,e by strict examination OF his accounts ut
Washington, previous to his DEATH whom, 10 far
from haing in default, government refunded moaoy
to HIM. As in Ito COL Fsnpin he'd MS I" aonor
sacred, 90 in deoth ought his memory TO be res
peCsed. RESPECTFULLY VIM JosEpu R.E.
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Democratic Congressional Convention Of st. Lawrence
and Icrkimsr counties, r. te held st 0gdensbuTg.
state Convention Of the free democracy OF New York
10 Ia held at Syracuse for the p1rpose Of
state chlcers anu Hale and Julien electors.
lremens muster viii come % NJ Concord and por.
ton or the lEemen of Lowell, Fitchhurg Leomnster,
Marlboro birmingham, Saxonyliie Chanoetovn, Cam
bridge Sonerve, Wsliham, hedford, Newton, Stone-
hsm Msrose, snd Nov BEDFORD viii participate in the
celebration
The sixth annual meeting Of the American Missionary
Association viii take place at Bangor No.
The Central New Jersey Mnlter.al Conference meets
AT Boptjstown.
The third annual commencement q burlington College
will take place At the institution.
The spiritual rappefs and sill interested In spiritual
phenomena and philosophy, VIII hold q convention a,
Worcester, Msss.
Tie Gaze Of the Row Nr Pairchld Who was accused o
Improper conduct towards lady member Of the Paysos
church some three months sinoo. came up to dnv ma
fore eocssiastioai council In South Boston
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AZ the camp meeting at Bethel last vosk, says
the Portland Advertiser, /. vss noticed that soms
= New TestamentsD which were hawked about nssr
the camp ground, sold rapidly, especially 30 the I'M
converted and il turned out that they were ssearth
en- yesses in the form Of books, hllsd with liquor
arrested, and Gnsd $40 and costs each.
On The sd Inst, an officer made the Hrss seisurs
In Newburyport under the new law. Of about cnc
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Uonith and Mortality neporta.

Ntw 0FEAss, LA.--Tbere one hundred and nine
tywo deaths In New Orleans during the week ending the
18th init Thirty five from cholera and nineteen
from yellow fever.
Monug Ala There were bus ten deaths in Mobile
during the week ending the 18th inst
RocrEsrTR, n. Y.--There but four deaths from
cholera in Rochester during the ave days previous to tbs
27th inst,
DuFyMo ~ Y.-Although the cholera has disappeared
from the city generally there were five deaths by that
disease In the Erie county jail last week. and Satur
day several others were quite H.
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Three of nine slaves who escaped from st. Geneylevs
county Mo, few days since were arrested on Friday
last In .e woods Alton III " et---f-r ~.-sf'NS
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ability and suooess which has mover boon oxcsll.d

ability and suocess which has never boon excsllsd
ard can hardly DO ecuslled. Gentlemen, propose,
s'Tle health OF Mrs Hasaid
The toast wss duly honored. and AIR. Ho yard rs-
Turned thanks, after ~hioh toe guests seDarad aud
the interesting proceedings We're concluded. ...
The PROJECTORS OF the Irving House are Messrs
Dcottle and Burroughs, the former large railroad
contractor from Cincinnati. and the latter tho late
host efthe Franklin House, Philadelphia. Mr. Dao-
little, understand, furnished tho greater part Of
the capital which purchased Mr.. Ho wards in ,erest
but is not 10 take any active part in the sdmiaistra
tion Of the business which IL to he left to the sole
management. Of Mr. Burroughs. The prestige which
the latter gentleman has acquired ia philadelphia,
warrants tho oelsfthAt ne viii DO is SUCCESSOR to
Dir. H0wSd.
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Monsieur Potln viii mske his balloon ascension a
springfield, Mas, ON Thurs3ay afternoon
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-18
Indian n.

We have several letters from friends in this
State, speaking so confidently of the chance
of the Scott and Graham Electors that we
must indulge hope that they are well found.
cd. Undoubtly, the vote for Gen. Scott will
exceed by thousands any Wing vote ever yet
cast in the State, and there would be no doubt
of triumph if it were not for the infamous
falsehoods circulated by our adversaries res
pecting Nativism. The great body of the
Immigrants were at first made to believe that
Gen. Scott was opposed to the naturalization
of auy German OF Irishman, unless he shall haze
~rred one gear IN The Army! The rascality OF
this representation has been generally expo
sed and many who were repealed by it are
now declaring for Scott. We entreat our
Indiana friends To believe that 'there is moth
ing impossible to him who Wills" and work
as though the Election was to be decided by
their State alone. A "pull all together" will
carry it. Nv. Y. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-18
DAILYJOURNAL.

Extract ofa letter written
by prominent ex-member of Congress from
Western Pennsylvania, to d friend in Wash
ington:
"The fires of 1910 are kindling up in Penn
syl, ania. We had yesterday, ut Monroe,
grand and most enthusiastic meeting, and
torchlight procession from thence to Union
town at night. A number OF Cass men came
out and declared themselves for Scott, while
every Taylor man is ardently for him. You
may set down the old Keystone for Scott by
ut least twenty thousand. His majority must
from every present indication, greatly exceed
thtt of Gen. Taylor.
"As Pennsy lvania goes, so goes, and so has
gone every Presidential election. And 1
should not be surprised if the Democratic
candidates known hostility to river and har-
Dor bills and other Internal Improvements,
should give us all the Northwestern States,
while his British free trade tendencies will Sc
cure us the Middle and manufacturing States.
This will leave him some sixty or seventy
electoral votes. Fortune favors the brave
seems to be true saying. independently OF
ell this the same causes that elected WASH
ington, Jackson, Harrison, and Tay lor, would
elect Scott. Human nature and the princi-
pies of human action have been the same
throughout all the ages of the world; ana you
might as well attempt to control the winds
and the waves as to resist this, the offspring,
not of phrenzy, but gratitude on the part of
the people, 1t is the honest discharge OF an
obligation they owe to those who have risked
their lives and I'm Scott's CASEY shed their
blood in their country's defence. consider
SCOTS election fixed fact Nothing but
his decease can prevent it.
National Intel.
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DEMOCRACY AND FREE TRADE.-The Lon

DEMOCRACY AND FREE TRADE.-The Lon
don Times has correspondent in New York.
from whose letter, dated July 3lst, and pub
lished in the Times of August l3, we quote
the following:
"THe results Of the elections in Great Britain
form The subject of uaicersaI congratulation
among the Democrats Of America, who, as par
", have been favorable to the principles OF
free trade. You have, probably, fought out
the free trade battle IN England for the last
time. We borrow the prestige from your vic
tory, and prosecute the rrartd. here with still
greater confidence.
Every one ought to know that Pierce is an
avowed Free Trade man, and that should he
become President, he would doubtless veto
any bill passed by Congress amending the
present Tariff. All who think the tariff off
'i5 should be 'final settlement" of that
question should vote for Franklin Pierce; all
who think The contrary should vote for Win
field american interests and against
the present policy which is building up British
manufacturers and breaking down American
manufacturers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-18
JACKsON,S COOKING STOVES.

TNiE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lc that the Stoves advertised, for sale in this city
by Seantln % Paryn. purportiug To be improrems.
upon M! latent Cooking Stove is an entire forgery,
been any Improvement made uponny stove, stove
made by amy body combining the pr cipes which make
mine superior 10 auy now in use, cooking and bIk
Ing stove.
The thing here offered upon the credit Of my stove.
patient long ago superseded aud thrown aside ia the
East, and recently picked up in Cincinnati, and now
brought into this market TO impose upon the public
Jack sons Genuine be had only of Jas. Scan
son. who have the exclusive right to make and sell the
same I'm Indiana.
spies HENRY JACKSON,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-18

OF Not long since we had an account
of student in Prussia having cruci6ed
himself in fit ofreligious insanity. How
he did it was puzzle, but it thus explained
in late European journal.
A young theological student of this place
(Bonn) went out TO Godesburg, Ga village
some four miles south of Bonn) taking
with him four nails eight inches long, a
hammer and file. Having dined at the
Hotel Blisner, he walked out into a neigh
boring grove. sought out tree, which bore
some resemblance to a cross, and crucified
himself upon it. First he nailed his feet
fast to the tree, driving each nail four in
ches into the wood. He then, after driving
nail into branch on the right, and filing
its outer extremity sharp, nailed his left
hand to the opposite branch. Having thus
fastened both feet and his hand 10 his cross.
he struck his right hand upon the sharp
ened nail. The first attempt appears to
have been unsuccessful, as his hand was
sadly torn. Whether, overcome BY pain,
he now called for assistance, or that people
by chance passed by, it matters not; he was
soon after found tainted away, hanging
from the nails. AS, however, those who
found him had no tools to draw the nails
from the tree, they cut it down and car
ried it into the village of Godesburg.-
Here he was separated from his cross, pu
on board of a boat, brought to Bonn, and
placed in the hospital. where he is in fail
way for recovery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-18
NEW DRY GOOD mOtsE;

.Nep York and L0sisefHe Braseh.
TINE undersigned have jus. opened Staple and Fancy
Dry Good Store, Wafer ct. corner Of n air.
selected Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Hats Caps. UNI
brelas etc., etc. Also superior qualify of Read. made
Clothing warranted; Tailor's Tnmmihgs, Furnishing
Goods orhc very best quality Merchant Tailoss win
nnd II To their advantage To call and examine oar stock
before purchasing elsewhere. To the public generally,
We would that intend TO keep nj all times, fun
supply of Fancy Goods OF the latest and most fashionable
81! les suited 10 this market
In addition to- the above shall keep assortment
or Jewery and Notions equally in quality, To ANY stock
in the large cities oftbe West Our Motto lie quick sales
and small profits.
sept3-f NM. IOWENTEAL p co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-18
FRESH ARRIVALS!

OCASES Hats. Gaps and Bonneis just received per
10 steamer Hiaioo. Comparing in part, the follow
ing, viz:
dox. b. Angola Silk Hats
do Excelsior do do
i do Fashionable Mole Skin do
do Bck Maps'd do
Is do Fashionable Bck Brush do
III do do ,o Nutria do
ID do mems bek Buena Vista Hats;
~ do do Silk Plush Caps ass'l;
50 do Boys and Infants Velvet Turbans and Caps;
81 do do Cloth Caps;
IS do do Cotton Plush do
10 do do Boston Cloth do
IS do Mems Mohar do
is do do Cloth do
20 do Florence braid Bonnets ass'd and for sale by
scptsi MORGAN: KEEN 81 PRESTON.
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Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths and House
furnishing Goods.

Among which may 10 found super ply Carpets, ply
do, sprr lngran Cotton Chain and the various widths
and qualities ofstir Carpets Qf the newest patterns 81
ard IA Floor oil Cloths patterns. Stair oil Cloths,
Table oil Cloths and Covers rich Satin DE lanes for Cur
tins Ex super Curtain Danasks TX super Muslin Cur
ius. Linen Danasks Napkins and Table Cloths, super
Bed Bankets Linen and Cotton Sheeings and Pillow
Linens aud Cottons, Norcens, Blue and Buff Cotton Da-
masks Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints. Embossed
Piano and Table Covers Cornoes Curtain Pins, patent
curtain Rollers Stair Rods and other articles too nu-
merous to mention. which would invite friends
and the public 10 call and examine beo re- purchasing
elsewhere happy aud willing 10 show goods
nj all times and will offer strong inducements 10 those
wishing To purchase. o9l6u
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wOOLSEY e. NELSON.

CUGAR-GO hhds good fair at lowest market rates by
- FOSTERS Il BROWN.
ocIo Corner Main aud lst sic.
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ALLIS q HOwES.
Wholesale (sFOCerS.

Corner Of Water and Yine sts., EransriIIs, Ind.
IIAVE on hand one Of the largest and best selected
Il stocks OF Groceries, opened in the West, aud
can offer inducements that will justify dealers to prefer
the market at Evansville II any distant
Merchants invited tn call aud examine.
COFFEE--Rio, Jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-Imperial Gun Powder, II, son, Young Hyson,
Poushong Oolong of all grades from lowest price line
est.
SUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf, Crushed,
powdered.
MOLASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
vious the first frost also, rc,oed and Sugar House
BRANDf-0f all grades from the best imported a
great variety Of Brands, to domestic manufactured.
WINES-POrt, Madeira, Claret. White. Sherry, Cham
paign. different Brands aud navOrs.
GIN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
land in Jugs.
ClGARS-A great variety Of Brands at all prscs from,
So 81 TO S15 p 1000.
AXES-SimmOn S, Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment Of all ARTICLES gen
orally kept in Grocery Establishments, such Soap,
Candles. Dye stufs Nails Leather Starch. Nuts large
lot OF Gunny bags, Turk Island and kanaw Ina Salt Oils
Paints, Brooms, Brushes. Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales Coffee Mills Spices, do ground, Matches Traces
Well Chains and fixtures, Tumbers, DecarteTs. Jars
lanterns Hall Lamps Oysters SarIncs Mackere Shad
Goldfish, Herring, Shovels. ect., ect.. ect.
All the goods we sell are warranted. oesl
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MERRITT, ffnLD & co.

Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.
EransriUe Tad
fs nt& teceiting and opening in The large ada com
mosfous building { ,ly by Mr.. Olieer
FIRST street betreea HiR and Sgcamore street. the
largest aud best assorted Stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry
cilities m connection with New YORK house. enables
W cer such induce ments TO purchasers will make
It to their advantage 10 purchase OF us. We shall
tnue 60 add weekly all ready args s,bc SO IA TO
keep all times f,li, and well assorted with
Prints Of euery kind, style aud price, ,s
Dlc.ched Shiriinysa and Sheetings.
Brown shrtings and sbeeng- OF all widths style and
brands,
Tlckings OF all Tire different brands,
Canton and bonnet FianneIs,
Red, white and yellow Flannels, all wool,
Cloths of all coofs and prices from the rrintipal
French English aud Belgian factories .,.,,s
Twceds all wool, and cotton and wool,
Plaid linseys OF ali the different styles,
Mousn dc Lanes of every style aud price,
Earlslon Lancaster and plain black Ginghams
Plain black Silks and Sattins
SILK, Cotton and Wool Ycstings,
Hoscr-Mcns English Wool hose and half hose
do do Cotton half hose.
Wnmans do worsted cotton Hose all coors
and prices,
Gioves-Mens heavy Buck Gloves, q
do Kid, Cotton and Wool do,
NOmens do do do do. ta p
Silk. Linen and Cotton Pocket handkerchief.
Swiss Muslins,
Jaeoncit Muslins
]. hook Muslins.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns
Irish Inin dressed aud undresscd in half pieees
Colorcd and Paper Cambricks,
Italian sewing SILK all colors and Letters,
Spool Silk,
Spool Cotton,
Marshais Linen Thread all numbers
Goats cotton, do q
Plain. Enlbrod and Printed long and Square wool
Shawls, -
Blankets full assortment
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
SILK and Mchair Lusters
Plain. figured and Plaid Poplins,
Buttons, combs and fancy goods OF every Kind and
description, all Of which offer 10 rade at the low
est Cincinnati prices.
N. b, Eggs, Beeswax, Feathers, Rags &C., taken in
trade for the above goods.
Also Money reunited part of Europe and Drafts
from any part of Europe collected through oar House
in New York,
seltlJ MERRITT, FIELD q CO.
DATENT SAFETY FUSE-one Terce Of the best QUAR-
~ and In perfect order, for sale low in quantities
to suit purchasers. aug4 = r. GILBERT q 20.
DISS oLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TIME firm of SiowelI, Page & Taylor, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business viii still go
on in the name Of Stowell d Page. who alone
thorizcd to settle the business of the concern.
n. ID. STOWELL,
JAS. r. PAGE,
septs5 1852 Isepia5l J. TAYLOR
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New Fail and Winter Goods, at
COLBURN & HERSHBERGERS,

Cor. of Main and Water u.s., Ecdnsuttte, Ind.
TUST RECElVED.-A large and elegant assortment Of
- RIcB, Fancy and STArLx Day Goods comprising
all fabrics and sly les for Laies' and Gentle
mems consisting Of superior Plain Black silks OF
various widths, superior black Repp Broeade, ami rich
Figured do. superior rich Colored do, superior Black
and rich Chameleon Gro de Antique, superior plain
Chameleon o, super Black India Satin for dresses, all
wool Casbners aud DE LANES plain eolors, extra rich
Fgu red all wool DE LANES Latest pattern and very rich
French, English and American Prints. Pine Bay State
fancy coourcd Flnnes for sacks, superior White, SILK
Warp. Welsh anu general assortment OF flanneS. a
large of Bay State Shaw of the various sizes
and quail les, black Silk Shawis, W bite Goods, Irish
Linens, Ginghams, Embroidered skirts, French WORK
Collars ChemZctes EmbrOideres. Hosiery Gloves &c.
Also French black and Blue Cloths and Docskins,
rich fancy Plaid do, rich White. Black, and colourcd
Silk VeSng. and general assortment Of Goods fOr The
Fall. Also. a large assortment OF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-18

A German in training up his son in the
way he should go, frequently exercised
him in Bible lessons. On one ofthese oc-
casions he asked him
who vas dat would not shleep NIT Bu-
toviver's Vifei'
'Shoseph.'
Oats a coot boy. Veil vat vas de rea-
son he would not shleep NIT her!
Don't know-spose he vashn't SLEEPY
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TRIMMINGS.
MUSIC.

4 assortment Of easy pieces arranged for young per
orwers the Piano Forte. just received aud for sale
BY sept2I I. CONJUNCTION IL co.
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WHIT. CLEMONS.
The above letter show. that in ro,i hot IRE, Rlcns
SALAsANDERs the only safes TO De depended upon.
In the Pearl street fire, ceccn Sss, Of different ahers,
were totlily destroyed, RcHe SArE bidding def
10 the flames, preserving notes. bonds and morga-
ges the value OF S1O0 c00. The Chiiiicotbe Gr. is
parallel case-EvERy SAFE RHsis destroyed. These
repeated occurrences prove ineontestby that Widcrs
Patent Salamanders. will, RIcn's IMPROVEMENT, the
best Safes made in the United States in the whole
world. They be had the DrPoT, 14G WATER ST..
ATESUEA, New York. STEARNS d. MARVIN.
Also. at the foL0miag Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, =. c.
THOMPSON 81 ONDESBURYS Baltimore, Md.
HOLY0AKES, L0WNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY d MORLEY, Toledo o.
ALI.IS S HOWES, Evansville in,
$. SHEPARD d CO., Buffalo. NY
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lock port, NY.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. ii. CAMPFlELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus Ga.
DE'HOSSEf & BROWN, Wilmington, n. G.
NM. X iNDALI., ST. Paul, NJ T..
MORLEY S RAYNCc.DS, Cleveland, D.
| UAVER, BOYD y GAINESVILLE q.
HY. SUGGETr. Rochester. y. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
Oct1
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
N1ESSRS Scautiin aud Parvin Just received the
WI largest and best byoughs
10 this market, among which will be found the Comet.
Odd Fellow and three knis Of Double Oven, and all
kinds of Parior Premiums and Heating Stoves Also the
improy ed JacksoDs Double Oven, the best and most
economical stove In use which We will insure to give
better satisfaction than any stove brought to this city,
scptc5 Main 81 st and gil streets.