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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20
CINCENATE CLOTHING STORE.
COATS ANDC CLOAKS.

der their direction, expressly fot this
of every article requisite 10 complete gentlemens ward
r1hns
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20
CiOshisiS, Furnisiai s,G Goods, Flats,
Gaps. sc.

caps. &c.
-,e TnE undersigned having iust(N
bogght out the Clothing Establish ! =.
s.-s...-- mebt of Mr.. 8. kAHS under the -
80 Journal ofice. would respectfully call
the attention Of the pulic 10 the large stock OF Clothing
Furnishing Goods Ac., which they now have hands.
They of the best manufacture and made in the
fashionable styles. Having been purchased such rates
will enable them to sell at the very loves; prices
Those wanting Clothing Of any description, Gehie-
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would fnd their
advantage 10 call al this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this stock i'll be found Cloaks
Dress, FrDck and Sack Coats Shirts, Hats and Caps
&c which now opon for Inspection Call if YOU
10 get goods cheap. GOrTLEIB VILE d CO.
le.lJ-
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

GIN 5. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock or
~ Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited in this
market His Dress goods comprise fun assortment of an
The most desirable styles Of Silk Persian Cloth Berege
dLanes, French Muslins, Gnghams and Prnts-all fast
colors very choice selection of Bonnets and Bonnet
Ribbons also few fine French Flowers out and in
side trimming; Grape Shaws, Piano and Table, Covers
Carpeung Mating and fne Rugs ladies' and Misses ne
Stoes all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
SHfian Material in fact everything usually kept in the
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper bust
sess may be found very low for cash. (ap24l
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COATS AND CLOAKS.
1ne assortment OF biuc brown. grey drab Naokinaw
Blankets Eox and Oyer,oat fine lot of cloth coats Of
all sizes and prices; superior black and blue French and
English Cloth Dress Fock and Sack Goats full trimmed;
Si,ine and Casherctte Goats; brown, green and grey,
and oil coor Of Tweed and Cashmere sack frock and
drc.s Goats. Rcupdahonts and Coats of all kinds.
PA IA 10 NS-SupeEior black aud tlUe cloth and
rassiRere pnits fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blc black and steel MIXED and cadet mixed Sst
net, fsnis ccd and Corduroy pants ofeyery variety and
price to suit purchasers.
VESTs-Bllck slk and satin Vests fancy aud plain silk
velvet Vests fancy eassmere Vests satneit vests, and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20
GROCERIES,
JOHN GRAHAM. ,onn SARRxLt.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

M have this day associated ourselves for the purs
w pose OF doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
eery Provision and Produce Business Sycamore st.
hree doors above Jas Laughlns Jr. iron store We
prepared to Keep fall and well selected stock and win
se al as low rates as our neghbors. The produce ofths
sesiy Will be taken cash. at its mark ct value and in
the general conduct Of business we shall endeayor 70
make IL satisfactory TO our patrons
ap2i tf GRAHAM S FARRELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20

NHWBOOES.
u ESTORATIoN OF Monarchy in France by La,rartine
IN What saw, in London,
Uncle Toms Cabin,
Hidley's life OF Empress Josephine,
Wide Wide World,
People have met by n. p. Willis,
What have seen in New York,
The Ruined Abbey,
Just reed and for sale by I. CONYNGToN 81 co.
aug-11, corner Main and First streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20
EVANSVILLE La FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1852.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEME'TS.
A. @. EyEEAN.
MrRcnAxr TAILOR. 449 MAIN sTREEr.7

"A. O. = y - : AA.
MERCHANT TAILOR, 4f9 MAIN STREET,s
Opposite the Journal Ofee, Louisville, kentucky.
HAS just received his Springand Lummer stock ofrch
GOOds-EruadclOtls OF all colors and c very best
material and uake Cass.meres. plain Doeasins OF the
anes! iabrc Fancy CasseTes in great yarctyihe rich
est and most fashionable patterns very nc Sincn Drills
of every variety and style; rich llan ad figured Silks
Linen, EaEca. Cashmere, Aarsales aud Satin Ncstings.
Also, white SS Festngs ofsalerior quality and for
weddings AMI parties.
he viii make up these goods to order in the best pcs
sie uaanner in s Ia uBelacd by any other establish
ment ia the West, anJ inferior to ia the East.
AIR. WARNER W. WxLIs, tie distinguished Cutter pre-
sides the cutting department
Gentlemen visiting Louisville respectfully solicited
to call an! eNsnin. goods vhch will be sold ioK for
Cash. STOCK az Grilc!neus FURNISHING goods
always ha-LEen aEd Cotton shirts silk. iineI., cot
ton ard sOoilcn underwear; si,r sn CHAM Umbrellas
s'lo~ IA variety aI Ci"r, Stock- Sear Crayats
aud silk aud linen Hapiker. hrf,-a Kinds of Hosiery
&c, Ne All ofie:s promIlly attended %. Iap20im
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EamnscO Groeery Store.

y II. RECHTIN has openeG Grocery and Dry Good
H. store on Fulton Avenue, High street. Lamasce
City, which he intends TO keep well supplied with Fresh
Faniy Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware. Crockery, &c.
ranllies Ia ms neghborhood would do well to give him
ea they will find everything desired in his line of bus
mess and prices reasonable He is determined to deserve
patronage and thinks he viii getfrom who once
Try his store. lfebl6-trl
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I)ATkAT THREAD.-a00 Bs Hall & Moody's Pstsx
i Thread. reed this day and for sale by.
jy25 JAS LOW d Co.. AZ Main st. Lou. Ky
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SPRING CASsIMEREs.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DPS. CASSELBERRY " NEGLEY having associated
themselves together in the practice Of Medicine and
surgery woud respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Evansville and viciniv that they prepared attend
to all calls either by day night; both Of them
can be consulted at ,her Office on First street dOors
above the sherwood House. at all times except when pro-
lessi0nally absent. inDl6ul
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New Grocery and provisiou Stor.

iE subscriber respectfully Informs the citizens
ansVllle and the surrounding country, that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store at the corner
OF Main and Fourth Streets and il will be his aim 10 keen
every article in his line, either Wholesale
have on hand large lot of cheese, which will sell by
the box single pound; the lot there some Eng
lsh Dairy neese-a rich article. Coffee, Rice Rasns
Oranges, Lemons, Teas OF all kinds, Lard Oil. Vinegar
MolaSses. Green Apples. Candles Starch Mustard Pep
per, Indigo States Sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons
and many other articles too tedious mention which per
sons may ses by giving call. All kinds Produce
wanted. ldec6l JAS. SPALDING.
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ALLIS d HOWES

ARE now permanently located in their new building,
IA corner of Water and Vine Streets where they intend
continue on an enlarged SCALE their usual wholesale
business in Liquors ard Groceries.
They have now in store larger better and cheaper
stock OF Imported Liquors than has heretofore beer
n Evansville.
Their Reetying establishment is constructed thela-
test and most improved plan and is superntsnded byt
man no has had ten experience in the busnesl
New York and Cincinnati They therefore fatter them
selves that the! can furnish either imported Domess
tic Liquors. in quality nowhere 10 be excelled and at p
oes on par with Louisville and Cincinnati.
They have on hand splendid assortment of Teas. and
leir stock OF Coffee Sugar, Molasses, Syrups, Rice
Fruits etc. Is being daily enlarged by shipments from "
Orleans They are determined 10 convince merchant
from the country particularly the Wabash. White and
Green Rivers that Evansville is the most advantageous
iaee for them to buy Groceries, and will do all in their
power TO make il so.
Our friends on Green River WI, remember that the
steamer Kentucky No. is now ready to commence her
regular trips, exclusively from Evansville, and will, win
two other boats engaged i'm the trade Evansville the
most convenient point for the River
business. fdec2SJOl ALLIS q HOWES.
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fDRINIS. cases Aliens DDS for sale by
l. jyl1 JAS. LOW * CO., Az Main st., Lou. IN
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e FtESs%tif-G GOODS. <-A
All the late styles of plain and fancy SIX S.
- and satin Crayais, Scarfs and Stocks,
and all c"ioTs Pocket handkerchief; Linen and Linen
BOSOM Shirts Muslin ard Flannel do; FlahI, ad Net I'm
derrs and Drawers; Skirt collars eyery Kind cf Beaver
Kid, Thread aud Cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
gum Susfcbders; silk gnghiin and cotton Umbrellas
Dodfs, sherwo"ds AID Caase's Hat, also, Silk Hats
CAPS Boots. Shoes walking canes. &c.
All e a'oN articles and th else in the furnish
iny lIe viii be sold al Cincinnati prices for CASH
We shsil continue Ia receive fresh supplies weekly du
ring the from nufictory Cincinnati.
now AHLERikG 81 BRCMMER.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

|tHOiCE LIQUORS Just received and for sale.
y 3hCpi,es u,,rd Brandy (pale AID Dark;
] ca.s sherry Wine;
Jo ia,icira do;
do pou DO;
The above liquors purchased by US out OF the
Custom House la New York, and warranted pure.
Ice PRESTON RitOfHERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-02

Plata Possibly, II steamers were actually plying upon
the Paraguay and Parsna, the BssiIaa government
Amasonian navigation be amicsbly settled You may
reet assured that the United DO not move shcr
" In the matter some other nation win
Even the Bolivians themselves beginning to wake
up to the importance OF opening communicates with
the Atlantic The subject Is touched upon In the
Gle sod articles from the C0mmerco published In this city
The Bahia Negra Is not put down ON the map have,
nor are Guturix the lake Izoxos, the river Otaquts
the Lavsgnique but 1t appears to me that better
and more direct the Paraguay from Chuquisaos
(sucre) would DO down the Piloomayo, which passes
within few leagues Of the town sm not aware
whether that river navgabe whether the country
1t flows through is at all productive. presume not
IL tIav.rses the Gran Chaco desert.
think that the energies and influence of al the
friends Of South American internal and colon
zaton should be directed towards forming company
with large capital and to obtain the aid and support OF
the Congress Of the United States know how difficult
undertaking it to wiring appropriation out Of
national Legislature for any purpose but II the subject
could be fairly brought before it and some Of the leading
patriotic interest In it perhaps something might be done
We must on our side do all we can, and by dint OF
may succeed at least in accomplishing our
object Should do So it will be proud satisfaction
to ourselves, thosgh the public may and probably will
leave us to exclaim, Hos ego persclos feel tubs alter
h0nores.N
shall continue working on. and writing to you when
ever have anything Of the least interest to communal
cate.
think that from this showing am entitled to
say that commerce up and down the Amazon now
with Bolivia is not an abs racti0n.
just as am concluding this number receive =
communication from South America, stating that
in al probability Bolivia will make, in the month
of December, 1852, Exaltacion, ON tho Madeira
and Rezes, on the Bepi-both belonging to the
Anazonan watershed and to the tributaries of the
Aadeira-tree ports to the commerce of the world ;
and that the sum of 900 will be offered as a re
ward to the first steamer that shall arrive at either
one of these places.
The result of Lieutenant Gibbons exploration of
these water are moreover, looked for, ii is
said, with exceeding interest by the Bolivians.
INCA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-02

THR EARTnoCAEE The Newhuryport He,ald,
Of the ~ n Wit thus describes the shock OF an earth
quake Which felt in psce on the night of tho
27th uit =" very heavy -xpoton starttd citizens
o. twenty Eve minutes beJre twelve O'Clock Saturday
night VI came from nophuriy direction and was pro-
taby from the Exeter Pos ier eile though no former
expofon these mills produced here hall 40 soyers
cencstion snyi bjng te the loud and long report
and rcvcrbcration After TIE shock roar Like fonl
chimney burning was distinctly rerceptibe In dooss
a light mir from n W; ground set and scft II III,
rot tbs fleet Of great explosion Il must hsra
been OF thoss earthquakes and tho most severe OF
thin 81 which o. lrEaeular inteival, from tus IN.
~ t'ii ps7, W"Pfc 80 T''.. ., -. = ,,tq9Ns,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-02

PARDoEED.- Henry p Kyle, who was convicted
al Greenupsbug Of msDssughter and sentencei to the
PtDtentiary for I've years pardobed yesterday by
GOV Powell sfter bayn. feryed only about one ysas OF
bis time lie started for this city the yesterday
afternoon and the way down detected In effort
TO steal gold watch from the pocket Of Dir. Robert
Launity tbs well known sculptor OF New York. Officer
hoort o. this city, Who had eJe 90 his movements,
refes BIN, and the arrival Of the last night
ieee'd him II Jail -Loufsrte (Ky) Coure, Noe 70.
VISIT or TrE NEW Hampshire LBGELATURR.-
new ohs'sce 10 the proposed visit Of the members OF
up Friday. The Railroad poration had offered a
free passage to the members which had been accepted
but law Ie5V forbds ell persons from passing on rail
rosds without paying except stockholders in certain
eases ofhcer and agents and poor persona unable TO
pay their fares epd pics heavy pensltis IN apy ra
rofd ofhcsr who Knowingly allows s1ci passsss Boiy
sfgteytsge, 4,yt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-02

New ROUTE Across THE CASCADES TO OREGON
DIR. X. II. Lansdale Of Whidby's leland having Just
returned from exploration Of route the Gas,
cade mountains leading into Northern Oregon, have
the pleafure to that his survey has BEEN
tirey satisfactory and that he has doubt but that
good wagon road be easy construced through the
mountains In the direction specified The route sccord
ing TO DR. Lsnsdae would lead up the Snohonish river
(Which stream empties into the seuud eighty miles
below Olympia pursuing said stream TO the forks aud
thence up the south or Sncqualmy fork to the great
falls; thence crossing the river to the south side the
trail leads in eastery direction to the base Of the
mountains then upward along the margin Of the south
fork ~ Dewsmps or Black river until the summit Of the
mountains attained, when the trail Immediately
down to Blue lake the head waters Of the middle
fork Of the Yakima and thence down the mountains
eastward to The Columbia river opposite the
mouth OF the Umetilla river, ten miles west this SIDE
Of the agency. DR. LansdAle informs us that portion
Of the route he explored has long been used as Indian
trail and that packers now traverse IL tithr way
without experiencing serious Inconvenience This, Of
ittlf II highly important 10 country and will doubt
Less prove very beneficial Sound (Oegon) Co!n-
Jian Oct. 2.
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Which seemed TO keep her carcass from the cold
Teniers, as is we'll known, got sometimes tired of
his own style, and volunteered to mimic the emf
nent Italian and Flemish masters. He was occa-
sionay very successful in these limitations Not so,
however, in the Departure of Charles " y which
we are told is " in the manner Of Paul veroness."
We are very cure that the author OF the Supper At
Cana, in Galilee," never did anything 10 warrant
such an accusation. The " Parable in the Vine.
yard" 10 probably in the manner OF somebody else;
1t certainly is az Enlike Teniers as anything 10
ever saw, notwithstanding the vigor OF she coun-
tenauces
The painting. CNo so which apparently repre-
sents woman being bled is worth notice, as beng
the work Of ono Of the most comic painters in dol
land Jebsn Steen Ii has but little intrinsic merit,
and stands on . par with the odd composition (No.
~ which bears the names Of BrAckenburgh and
Steen.
The landscapes are very numerous TIE csta-
logue contains one by Berchem, which we were IN
able 10 md IN the gallery. Bus that pleasing
painter u very fairly represented by iand9cspe ia
bn manrer, Whicn losstssso no uncomfortable shsre
OF his softnes and delicacy. His rival, Both, has
four pictures, all remarkable or the rich tintngs of
which he possesseo the secret The hg,res in the
two first probably by his brother A1drow; In the
two numbered ID and 10, by Singebacx We find
three Of Van Bloemsns ingenious con positions with
o great prcfusion Of knights "a armor-he "a de-
eioedly out OF date We are not satisfied with the
landscape (No. 70 by Cuyr, thou.h the aerial
tipts are peculiarly bis own there Is want Of
sharpress in the outline which ths sosne hardly
just'hes None Of his portraits rank very high
those Of the FL mish family in the Br az gallery
are not an exception to the rule We pass o7er q
number OF crcditabIe paintings, including good
imts ton Of Poussn by Glsuber. aud can afford bul
. line 10 Wouyermans aud Hoebema By the
former We have . couple Of excellent pieces, one 70
presenting Autumn Scenery, and the other /" The
Ssekit OF Town" fastidiousscritic might OBJ
iect 20 the grouping Of the figures 10 the latter but
both subjects are handled with such frmness and
vieor ~ - leave little doubt of their authenticity
SsAss.~ ti,sJot4ss aAuyias Toe f.stss aVIAs VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-02

tsDs Of Cochus by the Jetuits Don Sebastian Rsncos,
government that diamonds Of very pe water had been
found in the brooks about Santa Corazon.
So AZ xious is Bolivia for the introduction Of the
stesmboat upon her rivers, that she has offered for
it, in fee simple, twenty thousand square miles Of
her richest lands
To add to the interest, the resources the charms,
and wealth of this country there the hot springs
of Tulula with their wonder ul properties The
ruins Cf Samaipata and Tiahuan aco, which, with
their symbols and their hieroglyphi, records tell Of
people anterior 10 the Incas, and, in the opinion
Of Castelnau, rs superior to them in civilization IS
the coDquercrs we're.
The forests Of the Madeira valley, the passage
through which, Notwithstanding all that he had seen
on his way from Rio, through Brazil, to this point,
excited to raptures the imagination Of this obser
want traveller .The landscape" says be, .'was
the most beautiful, ard the vegetation, which,
seDted ew objects TO u.s.
The beautiful valleys of the Corileras, which
produce the coca plant, were to him oc,ts also Of
great interest ssThis vegetable" says he, "has
properties marvellous that it enables the Iudiaps
without any other nourishment the while. I, per-
fern forced marshes of Ave Of six days" II is q
stim,hant, ard By chewing It alone the Indians will
perform journeys of three hundred miles, withou.
sppeaIiug in the least fatgueds
In the province of Chichos are many mines Of
silver, and vast herds Of cattle.
In the province Of Lipsz, whore the climate is
cold, and the agricultural staple barley, ilsmas,
yicufss, alpscss, with deer aud the beautiful chin
chillos, abound Here kind Of copperas, called
"pedIa hpsz' is found; also smethyfts aud other
precious ttones; ard here, too, is great plain
eighteen by one hundred and twenty miles covered
with salt, all ready ct for table use
Tho Psray, tributary Of the Amazon through
the Madeira, is nsvieable to Cua.ro 0jos which is
thirty leagues only from Santa Cruz, the capital Of
the republic.
But Lipaz is far TO the south II is Of the Ana
zorOn water shed that nos wish to eseek though
the tributaries Of the great branches Of the Amazon
81 the La Plata, Of the Madeira, the Tapajos and
the Paraguay, 70 interlsp among themselves that it
Is ss difficult TO fad the " divide" between tho
Madeira and the Paraguay IL is to find it betN een
the Madeira and the Tapgjos.
In i572. Louis Pinto de Souza caused vessel Of
considerable size to be transported from tho head
watcrs Of the Madeira to those Of the La Plata that
be might thus set the example Of an inland navjga-
ton The portage between the nayigable ga.ers Of
The two was only two miles and half
u is nnnong the upper tributaries Of the Madeira
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-20
Raleigh, September 7, 1852.
MOTTO E.

4 PPLICATION will be made during the present
N Session of the General Assembly for the passage
of the folio wing acts, to wit:
l. To amend the act incorporating the Nantihaa and
Turkasege Turnpike Company.
3 To amend the incorporating the Oconalufta and
Qualla Town Turnpike Company.
3. To amend if deemed necessary, the act ncorporat-
ing the Tennessee river Railroad Company.
4. To amend the acts for the better administration of
Justice in the Counties composing the 50th Senatorial
District
5. To amend the act incorporating the Tennessee
river Turnpike in the County of Macon.
6. To authorize the Secretary of State to correct
in the issue of grant to John Mnsus, Scroop,
Eno and others for tract of land in the county of Jack
son. authorize the issue of grant the proper
persons.
7. To amend act incorporating the Turkasege and
Keowee Turnpike Company, il deemed necessary.
A Resolution in favor of H. P. King, of Cherokee
county, authorizing grant to issue to him for tract of
land the payment the State the balance due there
for.
9. Acts for the benefit of the Cherokee Indians of
Jackson county, the title of the lands purchased
for them in such manner may be deemed calculated
to promote their interest. For the better administration
of Justice regards their people. Also, such laws
may be deemed necessary to aid the missionaries
among those Indians in preventing vice. and in promot
ing civilization and Christianity among them.
November 4th, 1852 102-td
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QuinLOn UtIey's TOO:h-Ache Drops.
FOR THE CURE OF THE TOOrHACHE


One of the Greatest Discoveries Of the 18Th Century
ENROM the numerous applications have had for the
Il above preparaton for the last few months, the uni
form which has attended its its saurary eff
fects its power TO give immediate relief in the severes
OF Toohache, have been induced 10 offer it to
those who may be afflicted with the Utmost conhhen
in its virtue and the full belief that it will subdue and
give entire reliet to the toohache without the
slightest inuryto the tooth. have got (and can get,l
testimonials Of Its eicacy-sone from Gis-
tingushed gentlemen, and all from reliable persons
in the State publication of which deem un-
Necessary at this me of these Drops when tried
aching tooth will be worth more to the manufactu-
and the patient than all the certificates from great
u e n that could be procured.
The preparation is known only to myself Every
phia carefully put by my own hands in the CITY OF
Raleigh and labelled with directions for and may be
found at IRA BECKWITH'S Store. fayetteville St.
doors North of the Yarbrough House, and opposite
Lawrence's Hotel, where it will be constantly kept for
sale either the WHOLESALE RETAIL Also for sale by
the rea Jones Drug Store, Sycamore street Peters,
burg Va, and al A Andrew Belts Store, Wake County,
c. Retail price so cts per Botle-Iiberal deduction
made when taken by the quantity.
To all who may have the toothache-try it, and then it
will need putting.
All orders from distance promptly attended to by
Mr.. Beckwith myself
QUINTON UTLEY.
Raleigh, September z, 1852. S6-ly.