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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

GRAHAM roB FEBRUARy desar-
vodly popular Magazine is ahead Of all
others for February 1t contains IL
pages Of original matter and eight splen.
did embellishments. We know Of 10
Magazine that We can more cordially rec
o'amend to the patronage Of tie lover IF
Literature. than Graham. TIE vast Il
mount Of high toned original matter con
tanned in It's pages. should commend it IL
tie notice Of the general reader Nearly
1900 pages Of closely printed matter,
and large number Of beautiful engrav-
ings, for only IS Only think If it,
not only think Of it. but send for it
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

Great S1lolg Storn5 az Germany The
snow drifting in the cuttings Of the Sile-
sian Railway, near Oderberg have inter
rupted the communication almost daily
In some places the snow has been 40 or
50 feet deep. Two engines were on one
occasion brought to a stand still, their
fires being distinguished. The heaviest
fall Of of snow extends the whole distance
from Vienna to Berlin, and covers wide
tract both north and south Of those cities.
- The Wisconsin House in Port
Washington, was destroyed by fire on the
morning of the z05h inst.
Also, q fire occurred at Fond du Lac on
Monday morning, the 18th inst. Six or
or eight wooden buildings occupied as
stores Opposite Darling's bIock,) BY Or.
Curran, Case & 3Iattcs7n and others were
destroyed loss not given
~ The weather has once more be
come fair and agreeable. After week
Of cold equal to that experienced by SIR
John Franklin. in the Northern regions.
it Is truly cheering to ones spirits to feel
the balmy breezos, such as we have been
permitted to enjoy for q day or two past.
y despatch from 1Ir. johnson. mail
agent in Cincinnati dated the 27th. states
that upwards Of two hundred newspaper
mail bags have accumulated at the post Of
fee at that point
- Over thirty thousand Bass we're
taken in Point judith Pond, (Bbodo Is
land Fisheries) on New Years day-;t be-
ing the first day the Pond could be hauled
by law
- \ girl named Sarah CARRIER has
been lately tried aud sentenced, in New
York, for numbering an infant 9 months
old. by compelling it to swallow Pins.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

Cz~THe only good end cheap HOUSE, sIgE az
Ornamental PAINTER.
wagons EJgEiC5 ard slefshz. D,ru=rs. Razs'.zs 'f
Efau=pareucias5 'aiutaf with naE-aez= and ~, IN
Paper hanging, " bite hing and Wall. a.r.rE
- the best s-Jle- oeaal-y orders ~ GUAR q s--
TO- Residence ono door north Of. F---.. ...--
IIuaral Point. #lz. ffr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

E-sA tEc season is vita Us, when All are liable 20 m
&'diolcHs ihEt follow colds seated on the throat and
lungs, we shOaid keep in mind that Z y z s. = >
CEEEEZEzE PszCTCs2-zEs, is lhe proper remedy
cr these Diseases and that i seldom Gis 20 cure ran
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

SURVEY or TIE LEAD MINEs.-The Gov
eTnor Of Wisconsin recommends a GeoIoricaI
survey 81 that portion Of the Lead region that
lies IN Wisconsin. We hope Iowa viii take
measures to carry out a similar measure in re-
.atjon to similar lands in her borders. A &C.
illogical survey of this state is now in progress
by DR.. Norwood. When last heard from. he
was pursuing his Investigations IN the lower
counties Of the State. Would il not be well
to make the inquiry Of the proper authority.
whether 1t would not be in conformity with
the highest public interest in relation 10 this
subject, if he were to commence the survey
Of this county early IN the spring. Our Da6-
pie are the only ones extensively engaged in
mining, and will be likely TO profit by such
survey more than othersj and il seems to Us
hlghiy proper that their wants being great
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

Old hEEHoNr TAKES TIE PR1zE-Shc
can raise the best }Yhigs-and our friend
Waterman has raised the best crop of
wheat Give US your @1..-Chi Jour.
4 GREAT CEor OF WuEAr-Tha Nor.
theTn Inquirer says that Mr. William
Waterman Of Bradford, raised from three
bushels Of sowing. and on about two acres
OF ground Scycaty bHsbcl5 ofwhcat. The
seed was the Tea Wheat. and the quality
Of the crop is most excellent One bush.
81 OF the wheat raised, produces f5rtv-fve
and one halfpounds of -four The ground
on which the wheat was raised. bore corn
last year No more manure but some
lime. was put on this year. The ground
was plowcl very deep and well narrowed.
and the seed soved the 10Th of Sentem-
Der This Is an extraordinary crop for
this section Of country Of the
Valley
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

The Board Of Supervisors of Dane Go
refused to recommend the passage Of "a
law authorizing the county to take stock
in the Milwaukee and Mississippi E4l
Road
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

The Railroad difficulty has been ami
cably settled. all the property and effects
remaining In the possession If tho Rcd
OF which AIr CarLr IS President 4
Wise and happy contamination HTs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

THE FAuURE OF THE EASTERN Mat
The Chicago papers of the DIST. were in
formed that very large Eastern mail
was detained at Michigan City, IN couse-
aueuce IF the snow drifts
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
1T mfn~

~ the residence Of Mr. James Lenahsn. On tFe 17rn
Inst hy me Rev w $. p9ugherig- Mr. JAMES Is DON
20 Hiss MARY LFEAiAa, both Of Mineral Point
At highiart on the st3l fnzt. by Geo C. p mob Fe1
MR. JACOB d. WEJlSIIEf. o. KISS. CUEI-TFN's
AtBEA, ala OF 8ghIaua.
EiE1-tt RideoHsy, ON Wednesday the 2rss inst
7i-. lingering Illness which -te bore wish christian,
F i2Ee5,ea Mrs 7aRAH, vic of Gen. GEo W. HlcEg0z,
ia iha Ssh year of hcrugs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

IENEH IRON CIToEoFoI"- : learn
from the Kane county Democrat that Mr.
Patrick Mckay. Of kanosvillc, died sud
denly on the 29th instant. while under the
influence Of chloroform. which lie had "a
ken 70 mitigate the pain 81 surgical 81,
gcltlcu-- Chicago Jgur
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

Posi- OFFICE MATTERS The Post Mas
ter General has established new Post
Office At L-1E. la Crosse County. d. N.
WEsr p. n, and has changed tie name
Of the 2. o. At MOUNT Pleasant. Green
County, TO " aIorcfeld"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

your pb't servant.
j BJTTERFIELD. Com'r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22
The Editor.

Manisghe hardest worker among all animals,
and the Editor is the gre drudge among men
He is that 'oy-only grown up of whvvn Il l.
asserted in the hai-in>p ired primer that sj2
cork and go play intakes lick a dull hoy His
right ann Sas no chance Tor rest. His occupa-
ton Is Ju>s such punishment, only prolonged
TO whole lite, as a schooboy Is condemned to
suner for sius, namely, that Of holding out a
ruler at ari.'-Ieneth, 10 a perfectly mashenati.
cal horizontal line, Tor minutes together. Oh. tor
lite interval u ease; oh, lcr permission 10 lei
the lNnb fall, * resl Il for rtomeut, only mo-
ment. 1t cannot he cepce:tI The least dag
ging is followed By sharp reminder IL not
logging. The poor fellow would rather keep
his arm stretched out all day, with a seven pound
weight at the end OF IL, il he could be allowed
short respites for Icfreshment 10 the wcaried
limb, than TO sustain IL quarter of an hour in
hat awful dead level, though weighed dOwC BY
No gravity hut Of his own arm. The Editor Is
that unfortunate scheo, erehir compelled to hold
ruler cut fiom day 70 day AMI year TO year,
without any variation or shadow of turning from
one everlasting line OF occupation.
The Editor, TO u>c aaciAer illustration the
Editor l. that much.end irins man who walks a
th Iusand mic In lhousa..d aou:s. He nigh
easily perhaps walk twi ice tAe distance in the
same time; but no, the poor fel;cw is not allow
ell the privilege Of doubling his diligence when in
spirits aad coed heart, and then restsrg Will
Al reruperale his exhausted powers He tan
oaly do so m ,ch in The particular space'of time
alIolte !; but he must take care tu do mt less,
xhaleyer nj az befall him Sick rr well, rsin xr
shine. tlow h,,h or i,w good news had news
or, whi.h is worse, no news al all. his hourly
1a,k IN ~ be performed; and that within the hohs
too, whether he is alive or, as We sur pose, wke.
ih be is dead. On violation of these han,
terms, the pedestrian loses hi wager, The E1s.
tor his wages and they get beside, respectively,
the, rid;cule or fierce Pronunciation of the weird
Whu would be an editor on This condition ef
craselcss labo which likens his case to ih$, ol
a southern slave, only il is not heredi aty
Thanks and blessings for that Emancipatics IS
sure sometime 10 com !, at least with DEATH and
ones offspring will not be chained 10 the oar be
causs the parent was. You who are not yet or
the tread mill, keep aloof Aud you. unhappy
ones who are alreadv there get of and away, a
fast. and as far as your legs can carry you l1av
40 hing to do with the works OF Faust. Ne play
devil, as he was at first supposed Ia do. will
tkausanis OF his confrdersies. The dabbirr il
ink may give t,ghr to others, bur is little be,te
THAI an imp ot blackamoor himself
Neicark Advertiser.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

War WAS IT CUT wfrHl-A party of
friends assembled one evening, and, after
discussing the various topics ofthe day, one
of them Remarked: ts.sA fa,.-
"Well, boys, suppose you've heard Of
Dave Duncomb's marriage"
Snme had heard of it and some had not.
'Weii," continued the speaker, "he is
married, aud 1 was at the wedding. A
right merry time we had of it, too, assure
you; but there was one thing that surpris
ed me very much, and that was the man.
ner in which they cut the wedding -cake; 1
C.n't help thinking on it. Now what do
you suppose they must have cut it withp
1.-The wedding-ring. said one.
"No." answered the first speaker, "you
must guess again"
"a string"
mo" ut
"a stick whitfield to an edge" said a
third.
mo-, ,a.ls .vs- lIs1 es.f
"a piece of TIM" ventured a fourth,
thinking he bad it.
mo"
"Well, what was it," exclaimed they
all in one breath, after guessing every i'm
:aginable article they could think of except
the right one, that could either possibly or
impossbly be put through the cake.
why" said the quiz, "they cut il
with knife, to be sure.''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22
DIR. Az vANDERsLICE.
LocUvIILI, xY


late psofsssos ef the Ecols cnn,ons Nsdcins afAse
macisls Paris, having been pnctcing Nsd,ciss -
BEGs leave 70 snnesnce 70 his f,spds and sAs psbls
ID general! that be still continues TO devote be tine
and attention 10 the alienation Of human suDrIe b
curing the following diseases Coughs, Colds, A0lkUa
Fits DropE Dyspepsn. Liver comPlaiutA Diles 49,
eases OF The skin, Nervous affections; Fever and Ague
Bilious complaints &C., &c. ~ - f.ii 9ss
Mar way Of treating iii kin q diseases, b.: tsss =
sonshingeahne he most despesste afteF opooo1
failures Of the most eminent pfsetonersin he country
ake the cure Of all patients without charge eseepe.e
restoration Of shsir Ssssi md ss soii ssssSeses e
principle upon which ~ Tsndcs.iics 4 eovensd IN a
cases with his practice. 1851 RI. irist' efii-lft
Persons afflicted with HsBoss &c. ae. ess have sAsn
ensrly removed and permanently cured BY Dr.. " go
can bear testimony to hi wonderful s,ccess. ~,
xamiies sunesing VITA irregularities. nervousne0 d.
III q can D. permanently cured By the trestnsct g
eaey nser you from applying IN proper perpoa, whsu
!oo ear De so readily restored 70 kealis. ,q-A y
ssassso o. peculiar character ere gusEsstesd - -
Tmoved IN lev daya, radically without o0ei sivo %
deeseIicus medienss. Or. " being eminently succss
iui IN tas branch o. ractce Patients would much
se ban ss G 81 o. sns - y snS y
severe and long ssandine msy have been, The ough
cure or ne pay nvilidsyssF true Interest l. - sppiy
20 Or: assnse Who has - proper nsdicsss 70 nsss
Dr. vandsrsMss sess hsvs 70 ssy farshersssbs hss.
WIN him rems dtes prepared IN seientine AID skIful
: ~ssh Il. ss - CO % sSS 81
nrw 70 use them: therefore invsiids nom any secop oe
ne eonnr by addFossin letter. posi- psid 70 he doe
s .er ,sssnS mgSm: snd enclosing Ne ca ssss
Once fours from q TO 10 o'ciees 4: u snd hsA
51he doesor may be found ut she ysvfnon HoSsa, q
Front street. on snd after this dsn. He wiz rsnsin
some eight or ten days. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

CuAA Va NAes-. ...................A. Ledxmuxrx'
MACK q LoDANe3INe4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
M,EQLL BLAST
r.aa s.EVANSVll.LE. 'INUIANA.s.,. ~z.r
IN .u .awa sreRs ~ sssws s4vr,,os, eorsrs o,
warm Ass sscA,'ess s1sss4a 1a
=. xessss. MACK 4 LoBxSsrrxE ~...-
have l:,t req saa vai continue lQ
s &Ssssi. i Tss Hs% %t'a ':
inssa. he lss1Nt and NOS sxtsasve ssesssmept o.
FALL AND wlNT1n GLoTniAe.
.nut.ssu'sd Win an ssgssiss Vie. y meet sAs vast.
sscsssary 70 complete ne ssrso1s - Individuals
~ taste. .aaf
ana assortment Of blsck hrovp gay drrh Mack IN
aw Blankets. Box and ovsrroats Ans lo Of cssh
% all sizes and price,; superior black and bs Frenel
and English cioih Dress, Prsets and Sack Coss fsl
and grey and all eolors 81 Tweed asd csssnere sssk
fsock spd dress Coai M'uadasosH and Cssss O. al
supesser eaaeA ans t.uc eTssk aHe assimsrs penss
hney French CssAers Psnts fancy stripes. blue. black
and steee nxeS xad cadet mixed Satine Pants Tweed
and CorduyS. pants OF evers variety and price 20 sui
= - ssb.5a VESTS, sae- - -
1Aea silk and satn vess fancy And la*n sk velvet
vests fancy cashmere Vests; sasne's ves and common
~FUwNISHJNG EOOD&
Consssssng OF an elegant snd NkfHt
large assortment of cIssopne ffjknt
- made besom shirts, shirt callars. SG
eravsh III superior qualify ard beautiful psusrnA sk.
KIM cotton drawers under shirt. and
sysIy other sItsla USUALLY foasd ~ We mo extensive
e2N Ia conneciies win ihei hrcr stock 81 ~
s.sss , n : s,ey wil. keep sse ssso't 8
Also. AL kiassof Usiou, Mexican. Caurnia, LegAoru
FAnsfa and other styles 81 hats. win vsristy Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

DLANK B0OKS.-weare now receiving an excel
ID lent and large assortment ofs kinds Of elank Book
in addition TO former stock. - - b q III sla.
! nOvt1 ....-r 49, RAIHBONE WHEELIR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22
RuTCaHR SHOP.

BUTC8HR SHOP.
XV7M. PAYNE hzs removed his Butcher Shop frnu
w the corner Of Vine and First streets. to hall .
scuarS Main srerton First street, between Vine
and Syeamore where he would be pleased his aid
and new customers, keeping hand Does an *.
cellcpt sssortmcnt Of Fresh Meats, &c. bl-, -.
noyIlu n M 1900, WIN. PAYNx.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

0r Inquisitiye people'sr the tunnels OF
conversation; they do not take in anything
for their own use, but m rely to pass it to
another. sa-- ei -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22
TEtsEtsiRAPff DISPATCHES.
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Reported for the Evansville Journal.


20 ,giiEssN gmFst ~ BosToS, Nov. 20.
Accounts from New Foundland state that
the potatoe crop has entirely failed. =.
Copper and silver have been found on the
island. Showed al day. 1890 ~
New YORK, Nov. 20.O
Hawlitt has been found guilty Of the MUIR
der Of Waterman Baxter. K9Ylt
re.,.8r PITTSBURGH, Nov. 90.
River feet in the channel by the metal
mark, and falling. Weather cool and cloudy.
.elt VINcEsSEs, Nov. 90, 8 p. N.
At this point the river is falling, with about
Al feet in the channel. lGF3 11a
.f.---c LAFAYETTE, Nov. 20, 3 p. NJ.
The canal business is about closed. River
stationary. ,mofc5 r, isr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

.Nsis sevsst nssr tAe. Wss hssstsn Hssss. fli0E
HAS ju.f receiveda lsrge and we'll selected
assortment OF Cooking and Parior Stsves, OF the
y sell xstonishingly low. Il -
Also an kinds Of Tin Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper
Ware stove trimmings, &c, &C. Also mos spjsndid
assortment of Britannia Ware, embracing Tea and Co0se
Pots, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls Candle Sticks,
Knives and Forks Spoons. Casters, Tongs, kc, which
will take pleasure in showing to the public Cen and
sec my wares. 9HUr $3.50 IH8 81 liTi Rcru
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22
Con N isSiO0 House.
SAINT LOUIS.


SHo. W. IWICHBLLs x08nxv08
Twichells 6 Moeyii ,QSy
Commission and Ftrpsr1isg MvrAessks.
.sgConer Commercial "a Pipe -, : svrs
VNILL personally attend = ell ssnGynnAnand com
wv missions entrusted othoss, and w make liberal
cash advances on consignwenog 6sof ko4nR u hand.
osdap for the purchase oekesA eUh. Hemp and other
49, whs be p"om19 - - os swae foeabSa
pnsest saa % the = - S&lDa. = - ss a. .ss1
They WIN .ho uadssNls - sexAsmsasssA sslieetiop
q ehims a imporznssr ard bupe b. thsk 3ssial PEE
;snai saos. .nd.iss. e - hs
Altf lEqf fa1's - & eFg4Y.if fli gifags ED
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1SrnIssER < wnITrxAss o4 .ses 49,
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3. d C.YARNALL q Co., laH lH3 a.
MoEsAs, J. N. Bvez q xsasAA J,Nw.a.,,.s.
B. B. Coxssys, lil1. Bsfia5 fS@s.ess'Pesss
N SnlELps 4 MlaLsR, auana j 81
Blow Il MAsrn. y. Yovh. irri1
JosIAH Lac q CO.., nslsianoso.e
&c. hsHswst. Z Co.. Sss.oa.
- nviaana
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

NfISCELLASEOUS BOOKS. "A large aid ereaA vaSie.
lu Of Miscellaneous and Fancy Books, In AG1illou
70 our former stock. Just received by 80
novll -f..a RATHBONE & WHEELRR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

T"Why do you n 1t present yourself as
candidate for Congress!" asked lady Of her
husband, who was confined with the rhDma
tism. "Why should I, my dear!" inquired
he, "Ive no qualifications for the station"
"But think you have" returned the wife;
"your language. and actions are truly parli.
mentary. When bills are presented, you
either order them to be laid on the table, or
you make motion to rise; though often out
Of order, you are still supported by the
chlir, and often poke your nose into measures
which are calculated 10 destroy the cons,itu-
tom" g8H8LM NJ n e-s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

CINCINNATI, Nov. 90, N.
Fiour-Increased receipts nee the advices from New
York and advanced freixhts combined cause a heavy
Market and very little has been done TO day. Prices
unaitered ranging from "a to % 10. Whisky lsiGioc
Hogs buoysni; $500 sold At S6-,endency sill upward.
Provisions actvesses 500 bbs lard at oc 5000 green
hams ct &C., pork held al SIC: shoulders and Sides
deliverable Of salt held at 6s7.c. No feature
In groceries. gf-FFsef
tar.I kxw YoRx, Nov. %, M.
Flour less demand. sales amounting to 5000 bills
State IS %; Ohio s5 ssas 81. Rye nour - So Gen.
esee wheat 81 20; heavy and inactive. Barley s3c-
Corn plenty and unsteady; lIGoo bushels mixed sold NJ
ss9sOc. Ohio whisky 26ic and nrm. Mess pork Gle q
9is 81: fme ei5 50-buoyant. new meas pork Ola s.,
Prime beef unchanged. Hogs in demand price unsl
tered. Lard in demand change In price. Cheese,
for export, sa@9ic.
LATASErrx, Iud Nov. 20, 3P. N. 4
Flour held at - 4oe3 50; no Sales Grain--osts s5c
corn In the s.92s; wheat 6o3oQc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22
HOUSE, 81 GIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING

WY w. TILESTOSis ready to receive sa6 promptly
wv attend 10 orders ina hi line of business u lAshop
on Locust street. half sqarv below the sherwood House
corner OF alley He Is prepared In the
Plan and Fancy Sign Painting In all lis varieties intta
lions Of Wood, Marble, &C., and Ornamental tsintnC
generally. He also sects orders for House PaptHG sbd
win always b. ready TO attend TO orders len upoh
al De shop door. % novl2V.Se4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

ADA1YN1sTR ar Ms NCYsCH. - g
M OFEE Is hereby gwen mat the uadeIuienSd -
: IN been appointed sd@ illustrator OF ne es@ts q
James Perry, deceased late Of VsBderessE eoaasY.
Said estate s supposed 10 ke solvent ~ 81 l1ll;I
Nov. 8, le52 ~ -4, RICHARD RUSTOH.
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ADAMS q CO. q EASTERN. WESTERN
Aa1E
AND FVKEIGN ExPR EsS.

NHE public are respectfully informed that are now
Il prepared 70 give increased facility and dspatch for
tras sporting and from the East nerchandse pscka.
ges parce bank notes. and specie, and sssure all
who patronisc quick dispatch throukhout the year.
having railroad communication from Cincinnau 70 me
East Each express L. in charge Of trusy mcseenge,
accompanied with iron safe for better security Of vaiu'
ables. - ID : -. !.
We collect Ills, notes. drafts, all orders foe GOODS
or pay bills in placed where We have oniees.
Exercises for ~ Louis. Madison, lBdiansposh sin-
cinna Cleveland FiI,sblrg, and all pors Of Ne ksa
leave daily q: lvs a y. 49,
PwLexirgton and Frankfor az Bpm.
For California b. each mail steamer from Nee YORK.
ADAMS & CO.
c. s. A. JONES, Agent,
novl3 sg " onee $50 Main st., LouisvisIe,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-22

NoTne =. hssety sssse ~ VIM ssn q pshse
dence OF - teuF< dpsesesd, hts of vspdsrbuFg
eo9rty al, - psnsl lses.r, hesses- esssie. houss
credS 81 SIX months via b. Gfvsn on all sums over
ihrev eoaars, tbs purbs gIvag Ms note with approx.
Nov. g, 1859. RICHARD HUSTON. =
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IN ACRES o. land ten tcres cleared and ~ acres IN
~ der good fence. hisg w:shn two miles Of Evsns-
vile and hafa mile Of The Boonve Road. win BE- scld
at bargain. II application be made Il y -
North end ef the Hast Half OF North West ouas3oS Of
Section -. Townships Soulh Of Range 10 West For
further particulars enquire OF 81 -. ~ al
novltstw-ltd coz 90 rrR X. PLUM1R.fli
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SAFES.

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TUSr reed an sssorsment Of Rich q Cos Improves
d Patent Safes. wiich win sell New York
factory price,, with addition Of freight onl! ~,
pa Sole Agents for sourhsrn Indiahs.
'"-si THE e
GREAT ERE ~ CuILLICOTnE,
-., GDHRH GOS -
One .tlsi r. OF fac Town Burnt 20 Ashes
-. sssLIrcorur, o.. April 18Th, 1852
Mes-rs. STKARss q SAKyis-lt -
Genflexsss Yours Of the 5th Is at hand In reply
every Safe la he fire. has proven good
nothing. Host large Safe-ir PERFECTLY
Ep-but In the SMALL SALAxASpIR BOUGHT PROM vet
NsTHIrG wAsfNJCREb. Your obedieht servt,
lbs f( VIM. T. CLEMONS.
The above letter shows that in re~l hos Gre Rscas
SAJAxAsDxSs the oily Safes be depended upon.
In the Pearl street sre eleven Ssfss of different maker
were totally Destroyed RcHs sAyE ALoNx bidding def
lnce to the ezmec preserving sofss bonds and morgs
faraelcasc-EvEaY SAFE BUT RnHsis destroyed These
repeated prove Sxe,essbiy that Wfiders
Patent Salamandcrs With RNn's IMPROVEMENT, the
best Safes made in tho United States, in the whole
world. They be had nj the DxPoT, LEG WATER
ATsErrA, New York. sTEARNs q MARvsa.
ALse. az tAs feiieriag Agsaeiss.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
L. N.HATCH, Charleston, s. c.
THOMPSON q oSDESBuRyS, Baltimore, Nd.
HoLyoAkEs. LOwNEs & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY ez MORLEY, Toledo. o.. -,-,
ALLIs d HOwEs, EvaasviJ Ia,
=. SHEPARD q CO.. Baaaio.
WAETEs a y; MAhyIS, Iosspor NJ.
CHAS. II. CAMPFIELD, Savsnn ah, Ga.
HALL& MOSES, Columbus. Ga.
DE,H0ssET & BsowNa Wilmington. NC. ~
MORLEY d RAYNoLDs, Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD GAINESVILLE, q. esi.lr,--s :,
ny: sUgGEIT, Rochester, n. Y. u
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada. th.