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- Ns;se+os, juno ss.-Ths announce
...,,, ~ Inc death of tho patriot Clay mas
srs.'.,S ns" = a gloom, over the whole city. Inc
,ys.s ,.sss arc closed aud the principal streets
sSM.n,.si in mourning. Congress upon IN:
uris nic"ncement, Immediately a'ljoMrne! ,and
~" ,',Iiic Offices were closed. The Cab'-
M rss held a meeting this afternoon, and re-
soIyed upon the suspension Of public ous'ii
rsss until after the funeral. The tunera'
nSseouies, I learn, will take place on rr'-
Jsy. I'M the Capitol, aftor which the remains
viii he carried to the cars for remoya' 70
Tsntucky. Minute guns were nfea oy
Cant. Buckinghnm's Artillery, ana also az
ths Navy Yard and Arsenal during '"'
, : Ar sundown the bells Of the CITY to"ed
and The firing Of minute guns COMMUNIST o..
Mavor Maury has summoned tne N.y
T".,nc;, 70 assemble ia the morning to make
errange 1,en,s for u participation IN the
funeral. -, ,..d
pu,,AprLpHrA, June Q9.-Flags drnpped
..;,h crave are displayed at all poin:s. nt
.hnrch bells are tolling, as also 10 the o."
SnIenendcnce veil in the State House.
The fags Of the shipping are also a' "a'
snast. ,
80 Ruy,ALo, juno as.-A general sloo,,r!
has prevailed in this city since the '".T,,, Th'
reno. Of the death Of Henry Clay. Ine
aags are all half-mast and many STORES
rloaad. .t-..tt4
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Cid at New York lst. ship Florence. (Iate ol
Portland) Barton, Of and for this port
Ar at Bristol 25th. brig Maria, Padelford, Ma
tanzas 10th.
Ar at Albany 25th ult, sch Perine, Ingraham.
hence.
At Malta 7th inst, bark What Cheer. Baker,
Boston, 27 ds.
At Sydney NSW. Mch 6. ship Darlington,
French, Of Providence.
Ar at Pensacola prev to 10Th, brig Fornax,
Collins, Apalachicola.
Ar at New York 29th, ship Hopewell, Joyce,
of Warren. from Calcutta.
Cid at Philadelphia sOth, sch North Pacific,
Hewitt, Warren.
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DpTHE FOURTH AND FIFTH.-Straac-
berries and Ice Crsam.-Those desirous Of en-
joying the luxury Of dish Of Strawberries on the
"Glorious FOURTH must recoleet 10 secure their
"box" on the Third. You can End them, by
early application Today, at Max6eld's Ice Cream
Saloon. Send in your orders for Ice Creams and
Strawberries for the 4th and 9th.
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BRIsroL RAILRoAD.-A meeting ofihe sub
scribers TO the stock Of the Bristol Railroad was
held at Mechanics Hall yesterday afternoon
The meeting was not large The committee on
subscriptions reported that $4,000 had been
subscribed; and with the offer Of the Boston aud
Providence Railroad Company to furnish the
equipments, the work might be completed with
$250,000
subscriptions should be binding to $3.50, 900, and
to extend the time to January l, 1853.
We shall not permit ourselves to think that this
project. of SO much importance to the city, will
be suffered to stand still for the want Of $75, 600,
and we confidently look TO see tho subscription
filled up.-[Proyidence Journal, lst.
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CoNKEcrIcur.- The Free Banking Law
has passed both Houses, and has by this
time probably received the sanction Of the
Governor. We are willing to give the
thing fair trial, Ut any change in the
excellent system we now have seems to be
an act Of folly, from which little benefit can
result to any body. The Senate has passed
a bill virtually abolishing the death penalty.
fNew Haven Journal
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csANcs ron MAREsr.-'My dear, what
shsll We have for dinner to-dsyP 'One Of
yovs smiles replied the husband; Il can
dias on that any day But can't said
the wife. Then take this,' and te gave
bss kiss and departed. He returned to
dinner, This 10 excellent steak said he,
'wbss did you pay for itr why, what
you gave me tlTis morning. said The wife.
'Tls dtoes you didp said he, Then you
nah have mousy the next time you 90 to
nsrkss,s
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LOUISVILLE, June %.


WHIa RATIFicArIoN MEErING.-The
Whig ratification meeting, held here on
Saturday night, was most enthusiastic, sur
passing the campaign Of 1910. Speeches
were made by the Hon. Theodore Will
liams, Hon. Thos F. Marshall, Mr.. Upton
Of Louisville, and several others. During
the firing Of some cannon a premature ex-
plosion took place, seriously iujuring two
incu, each Of whom had to have an arm.
ainputated.
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MARRIED..

In Pawtuxet, 2sth ult.. Mr. William A. Will
bur to Miss Caroline A., daughter of the late Da-
vid Wilbur. both Of Warwick
In Troy, N. Y. Sth ult., Mr. Josiah G. Smith
to Miss Mary Butler, both Of Pawtuxet, r. /.
In Providence. oath ult., Thomas F. Hoppin
to Anna Almy Jenkins MIR John E. Church, Of
New York, to Miss Catherine NJ. daughter Of Mr.
George Waterman.
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s. M. PETTENGILLS CO., General
Newspaper Advertising Agents, No. 10 State
street, Boston; are agents for the Northern Star,
and are authorized to receive advertisements at
the same rates required at this office. Their
receipts are regarded as payments.
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The CAMPAIGN.- predict this viii
he the most animated canvass We have ev-
,er had. That of 1910 was nothing TO it
and it the Wings will unite, Scott will re-
'ccive greater vote than Gen. Harrison.
Gen. Scott won tive battles in one day
General Pierce fell fiom his horse fou'
times in ttco days.
Hurra for Pierce II Richmond Wing.
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Row SpfLLED.-The city agency for the
sale ofliquor in Belfast, was entered OH
Saturday night and the greater part Of the
most valuable liquor either spilled or car
ried of. The loss to the city is about
$500. The rogues placed on each side o!
the door, when they left, marble grave
stone, on one Of which was written, "rum
leads to death. .''-T Boston Journal.
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usE VI EN- BIER;

THAT at the Store Of g. Fl. BROWN
Il s. co. is the place to buy any article for
the Toilet which may be wanted. German and
American Coloshes; American, French and En-
glfsh Extracts for the handkerchief; preparations
for the Hair; Tooth Powder and Paste; Fancy
Soap: Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, always on
hand in great variety. Just received some beau
tfu Hair Brushes with Buffalo horn handles; in
lant's Hair Brushes with wood ivory and pearl
handles Powder Puffs Of an entirely new style.
both single and double, with Pin Cushions at
tached; with many other useful articles, which
the public are invited to call and examine at the
DRUG AND FANCY STORE, ON MiLLLR ST.
june -
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The walls OF the Republic printing office
Ut Buffalo, fell morning Of 18th ult., with
a terrible crash, burying a number Of the
compositors in !he ruins. Fortunately all
escaped without serious injury. The forms,
type, &c., were destroyed.
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CAsHMERETT SAoUE AND FRocK CoATs
ERMINETTE do do do
BLAcx, GREEN as !.
DRAB ALPACA
HUNGARIAN do do do
MERINo CASHMERE do do do
KENTUCKY JEAN do do do
BRowN LINEN do do do
BUFF LINEN do DO do
CHECK GINoHAM do do do
CHAMBREY do do do
CHECK CASHMERE PkNTkLooNs;
CAsHMERETT do
MERINo CASHMERE do
KENTUCKY JEAN do
ERMINETTE do
PLAID ENG. DRILLING do
CHECK do do do
NANKIN do
Brown LINEN DRILLING do
UNION DRILLING do. various colors
Thin VEsrs-a good assortment.
South water st. june 26
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The Government has ordered the Pa
c,6c squadron to cruise near bobos de
TERRI, for the purpose Of protecting A
merican shipping engaged in gathering
guano.
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Warren and Providence.
SUMNER .ARRa.NG E.NE.NT.

.NDn On and after July LIST, the
"a Ia favorite and fast sailing
steamer CANONCHET.
Capt. Sam' Allen, will run
daily (Suudays excepted) as follows leaves
Warren for Providence at Ia o'clock, A. NJ.
touching at Nayat Point and Vue de l'Eau. Re-
turning leaves Providence-we side--ior War
rem at 8 I0P. NJ, or on the arrival Of Boston and
Worcester trains, touching at We de Pau and
Nayat Point. Fare to Warren, rs cts; Vue de
l'Eau and Nayat Point, IL l-2 cents, each way.
Daily Excursions on tho River.
The Canenchet will run regularly daring the
me excursion season a. follows, Sundays except
ed),
Morning--Leaves Providence az Q o'clock, or
on the arrival Of the Worcester trains, touching
Al vue do Eau. Nsyat Point and Horn Spring
Fare II Ia cents.
.Afisrnoon-.-lsaves Providence AZ o'clock
fov the above named places. Returning, leaves
Horn Spring at i-2 o'clock, Nayat Point 90,
srrivina at Providence ~ 8 IL o'clcck. Fare IL
Ia cents each way
Towing attended to by application on board.
or at the Company's office, Buffers wharf.
p'y3
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d. A. G. HAWES & BROTHER,
DENTISTS AND MANUFACTURERS OF

NIITNENfI1 EL H.
Ofhce No. 7S Westminster st, first house above
Arcade, Providence, h. ]. may #
tLfe Those DESTROYS of consulting II. c..
Haces pilI please ieaUe their address wiM Mr.
L1'qes Gardner.
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Outward Bound Whaling Ships.
Bark CONVICTION, Capt. Newman, North
West Coast, about July 10th.
Bark BELLE, Capt. L. NJ. Borden, Pacific o.
cean, coon.
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Ciothsng! Clothing -!

THOSE wishing to purchase Cloihines
for a bargain IL would be useless for us v
comment on this subject, bu, would sy ina' we
VIII give the purchaser the ssms ctpcftrnny hcs
he would have in Nsw York. Bssfo"or rros'-
dence.
Also. those wishing 10 purchase CIesh: sy the
yard a. have their garments mnde. Up TO SrSer:
Ii Gra rate style. railways ~or'""'ea' wa ""'
the place by ealing 90 rREE8oRN
Merchant Taion-soass-ws'sF -
iunss ~ III
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Ready Made
SUMMER CLOTHING.
M. T.. SALISB BURY

HAS now the following kinds Of SUM-
IL MER CLOTHING, in Store. which he is
selling pery cheap
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Bicknall Il skinner,

COMMIS SION CHANTS,
49,, And dealers in
Cement, Ground and Calcined Plaster,
Hand and Water Grindst0ncs, Fire
Brick, Turks Island Salt; &C.,
No. 81 South Water ST., Providence, n. l.
ALso-Agents for the sale Of Newton Dar-
iing's make Of Scythes.
Merchandise Of every description bought and sold
on commission.
E. j. BIcKNALL. ID. s. SKINNER.
aug 8 isiy
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The American Insurance Company
Of Providence. Capital
$1JO,OOO.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent
FOR the said Company, will issue Policies Tor
Coastwise aud Foreign risks, at the current rates.
nov T.. II. CHILD.
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NOTICE.

The Ladies Of the FIRST Bap-
Nn tist Church and Society of Bristol. will
s hold FAIR, at ARMORY HALL,
on the coming 5ih Of July. In addition to the
numerous Useful, Fancy and Ornamental Articles
aud childrens Toys; will be supplied Mock Tur-
tie Soup. Meats OF various kinds, Ice Creams,
Blanc Mango. Strawberries and Cream, Cakes
&c. &c.
The Citizens Of Warren are respectfully invited
to favor US with their presence.
Doors open at O'Clock A. M. Admission fee
5 cents. Bristol, June 26.
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Some More

nF those Summer Cravats, of new style
~ for sale at BOWEN 4 LUTiER'S.
june 26
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-16
Delinquent Tax List for
the years 1849-50 q 81.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Ottumwa,
Wapello County, Iowa,

NOTICE is hereby given that The
in following described Lands and
Town LOIS are delinquent anI the taxes
thereon remain unpaid for the years
sherein specified, viz: lS49, 1850 dnd
1851; and further that raid lands toge,h-
cr with all other lands or town lots in
Wapello county. on which there are tax
es due, for said years, will be offered for
sale at the Court House in Ottumwa,
Tor taxes respectively for said years,
commencing on the Goth day Of Septem.
Der, 1852, ate o'clock a. IN. and will be
continued from day TO day until all is
sold. JAMES PUMROY,
81" Treas. Wap. Co., Iowa.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-16
Delinquent Lands for 1850.

Constable Alexander. W of n W 4.sw
INV I, n W isw / and asw sec
"a township Il, range IL.
Cartright J H. tswt sec 30 tp 70
range IA. and ! set sec 36 tip II range
thirteen.
Carter VIM Q ase and W ase / sec
80 tp II range IL.
Grigsby Thomas, sw sw / sec 10 tp 70
range IL.
Hodson Jesse, n Sc Or sec IL, Is acres off
N end W Or n W or sec ~ tp Il range
twelve.
Lanman james, n or n or sec 26 and e
qrseqr sec % Up Il range twelve
Mael John, s e qrs w Or, n W or e Or, W
qrn or, 80 acres of side n e qrs w or
and 3 acres off s or n W qr sec ID tp n
range twelve.
Michael Henry, n W Or neqr sec % tp
seventy one, range twelve.
Michael James, W ! n W or and n " ! OF s
W or and n W cor Or wv Or sec 26,
and 8 " ar 8 w ar sec 81 tp n range
twelve.
Michael George, W d SEC 20 tp seventy-
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-16

OellnQuent LANDS lOr 1891.
Arlington Able, W hf Or & 9 hf e q
sec 6. 80 acres north end or v
or sec 4, 25 acres east side Q hf of "
or sec 6 ,p 70 range l2
Arthur John. n or of q, sec 81 ,E
10 range Is, n hf > Or s. hf n W q
sec Z tp ~ IL
Baughman Samuel, n hfn W or sec Z II
~ range IL
Craddock James NJ, shf 8 or sec 20
sw Or Of s W Or sec 2l, middle o
wqrns Or sec 3 tp ~ range IL
Cummins Andrew, W or ofsec tp II
s hf ofs or sec 81 tp 73 range i2
Gef1sr Isaac w, W hf h W or sec 8. lC
acres south end W or sw or & 10
acres n W corner or W or sec 4,
4acrcs " corner " ar OF " or sec
tp 72 range IL
Polynesian., 1852-09-04
[Conciuded next week.

PorAroEs s-PRoDucT THIS YEAR.-This crop
succeeds well in California only along the coast,
where fogs and dewsprevail. There is a marked
difference between the Oregon and California po-
tatoes. The latter being of superior quality.
Santa Cruz produces the largest and best potatoes
The yield on the best Santa Cruz land is twenty
thousand pounds to the acre. These potatoes
average one pound each, and it is not uncommon
for one to weigh FIVE pounds. The produce Of
Santa Cruz this season will be about eight hundred
thousand tons. The system of cultivation in this
valley is more complete than in any other part OF
the State The potatoes are ploughcd and culti-
waited as in the West.
Bodega produces the next best potatoes. The
crop is said to be not quite so good this year a.
usual. The next division would be the San Jose
Valley. There are about two thousand acres IN
potatoes, and the yield will not be over ten thous-
and pounds to the acre. Santa Clara Valley IS the
next best potato Welding region. The quantity
of ground in potatoes this season IS about fifteen
hundred acres, and eight thousand pounds to the
acre would be large estimate Of this valley.
Potatoes will pay this year at two cents on the
farms and three cents in this market.-Alta Cal.
Polynesian., 1852-09-04

The following rules, in relation to freight, were
adopted by the San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce on the 10th of June. They may be Of some
interest to shippers from this kingdom
The particular attention OF shippers to tnS place
Is called to the following resolutions passed by the
Chamber at its last meeting, and wereconmend that
bills of lading be hereafter drawn with Their freight
pavable in the currency Of the United states,
Resolved, That where foreign bills OF iading DO
not expressly stipulate the Paymen'. OF nsisnt N
snscic coin. foreign currency shall be reckoned ac-
cp-;,o tn the United States value thereof, and pay
ment nav be made in any legal tender of the United
Resolvcd. That. where foreign bills Of lading ex-
pressly stipulate that the freight shall be Paid IN
srecifc coi then the same must be procured, pos
sble or its equivalent given, the rate to be deter
mined by the current value at the time IN San Fran
cisco.
San Francisco, June 10, 1852
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-04
ADMINIsrRAToRss SALE

TINE undersigned Adininistraior o. the g t.
4 ,of William patten. decd. will on ile y,
dav ~ October next sell at public auction hi
residence IL Union Township, in Yapde.l rgi
County. al, the personal properly belong 10
said estate consiting of, a lut of Rew, aud aua-
bic books, one horse and buggy Sc.
TERns or SaLg--All sums Of 50 and undo
cash: on all Sums over 81 acrecit of Eve Month
will be given. the purchaser giving note wit
approved security.
septi6-3w FOENY DAMON, Admr.
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ALLIS a HOW ES

AXE now permanently .,cate1 In their rev building
"a corner of Water and Vine streets where they iEe
10 continue enlarged scac, their usual wEolcfs.o
business IN Liquors and Groceries.
Ihey have now in store larger better and cheaper
stock of Imported Liquors ha has heretofore brea
In Evansville. e.,
Their Reedying esiabiisme, IL constructed thea
test ana ios improved Ilan and is supcrntended bys
man who mas had ten cnrs experience IN The businessa
New York and Cincnns- Trey therefore fa.ier them
selves that they furnish either imported Dones
TIC Liquors. in quality here 10 be excelled and at
ces on par with Louisville and Cincinnati.
They have on hand splendid assortment Of Teas. and
their stock Of Coffee, Sugar, Moiasses Syrups, Rico
Fruits etc. rs being daily enlarged by shipments from r..
Orleans. They are determined 10 convince merchant
ism inc country, particularly on the Nai,ash White Ha
place for tlemto buy Groceries, and wilfdo all in thsi
power 20 make itso - =, - = -
OR friends, on Green River will remember that the
steamer Kentucky No.2 Is ready TO commence her
regular trips, exclusively from Evansville, anu will. with
two other boats engaged in the trade make Evansvsthe
niot convenient point for te Transaction Of Green River
business. fdec2S,Jcl ALLIS IL HOW'ES.
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Clothing, ErrDisI,i Goods, Hts,
ts.. 80 Caps, ckc. = r"

tsi= undersigned having jusr
bougg. Gu. tho Clothing EstabishA
<fsA<<ss.. mcns q .r. S. K,HS, under thcse
journal Oifee, would rcspectull,all
INC aenuon OF The public y he large stock oil Cloh
fdrnls ing Goods, &c, iwltE .sey have on hls
They ere of thc best n;uuless ard made in thcps-
fasonaila styles Having bce.i purchased at such cs
will enable them to sell at tie ycf; iowesl prc
Taoss wanting cioihng OF any dc sIipiion. or Gee
meas Furnishing Goods generally wculilns i to Nh
cal at this bnshrica, before pg-cha
elsewhere. IN this stock will he found Ovcrc0as Ga
Dress Frock and Sack Goats, Shirts. Hats and Caps
Ssc. which a.s now orc, for irsltclion Call ilyonN
20 get goods choap. GgrTLEIB. WfLS < CT
dcli2N
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undersigned has this day opened i'm Linck's
building, First street. between Main and Locust
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of my selection
rom Eastern markets. which will sell nj very low prices
for cash. or Produce Of ALI kinds.
shall Keep constantly hand fresh supplies Of Butter
Cneese Lard Poultry and other leading articles for the
abe direct from te farmers. having made arrangements
To be supplied several times week during the summer
Win all kinds OF Country Produce All goods purchased
u viii be delivered al the residence of customsrs
desired, ms have market wagon especially for that
purpose therefore solicit share OF public patronage,
and VIII try to merit it. Please call and examine my
si"et- fic3O-tf1 if sfrH ..-:f Z.H.COOk.
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NEW BOOKS

IUST TRBCEtvED-unels Toms Labin as ii is, or rca
u Life of the Lowy" by ". u. G.. smith: Queech by
Author OF the Wide Wide World; Fields Scrap Book
Tales and Traditions Of Hungary; Lotus Eating: ctte
from I;lay. The Alps and the Rhine; Bep 's rchitect
Millrights guide &C., &c, for sale. =
septl6 - ION eco.
CODA KEGS tquali.y Just and 70
, sale by : & GlLBkiiT q CO
rrrtl3 Sytamore Z r "a NatCs
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a sUxNl>suIln. GOODS.

CN FVHNs~iGSG GOODS. @a
AID 1.-THE late yles Of plain f.lld fancy silk SsksS
c. and satin Cr.yatS, Scarfs aid Stocks, Whit go
and all ccors Pocket Eahacrcicis Linen ail Linen
tosom Shirts; Muslin and Flanncldo; Faunclald Net IN
trShrts aud Drawors SticOliar-; kind OF cae
tid llireadand Cotton GLOVES: etIbrps ered and plain
gum Suspenders; sils gnglam and c0. on Umbrellas;
Dodd's Shcrwoods and Chascs Hats also. Silk Hats,
CAPS, Boots, Shoes. walking canes. dc. rc5IsC
All the above articles and everything else in the fu-nish-
ing line will be sold az CiAciauaii prices for CASH1
We shall continue 81 rtceivc rfl supplies weekly du-
ring the season from, nanufacinry Ia CineiIr,si.
nova AHI.EkING g. BRUMSTER. d
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sALEoF REAL hsra TT; I

FENHE Subscribcr wishes 10 sell Tue Norh haII oi a
1 North West anaricr of Section To- Township ,
S.,utb OF Ra.cc Nfc.i The me beirtis farm be-
longing Ia he heirs of Henry Lohmer deed ate of IAN,
Ierburgh County, and the late residence said dec d.
SarI farm is ws.it improved having FIRST rat; har
nearly new ans, other comfortable buildings. with a
BacS NTH shop and rst rate water vcTs convenient
o tire house, Ii he said is sold before the sd dav
of Sep:ember private sale ii will then be offered
al Public Aucsieg at the door of the Cour House. IN
Evansville Tcr1s one third cash. and the b2ancc ~ SIX
I al Twelve months Tl- NORRIS s. .FDHNSON.
auy3Otf Atty ia fact.
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New Grocery ana Provision store.

New Grocery and Provision Store.
HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
L ansville and the surrounding country, that he has
Grocery, Provision and Fruit Store at the corner
oil Main and Fourth streets and twill be bis aim TO keep
every article in his line, either wholesale retail.
lhave ON hand large lot ofchccsc, which will sell by
The box orsnglc pound Among te lot there IL Eng
lis'i Dairy heesea rich aridc. Coffee. Rice, RaisIs
oranges, lemons Teas az all kinds, Lard Oil Vinegar,
Moasses, GreenAp Apples Candies, starch, Mustard Pop
per- Indigo, States sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons,
and many ether ARTICLES too tedo neniion which per
sons may see by giving me 4 Aal Kinds iof Prodl, %
wabicd. I,lec6l - JAS. SPAIDING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-04
SPORTsMEN.

TYoUBIE barrel shot Guns to sI9; Boys single shos
j Guns for So So
kiaes--a good assortment, with Shot Belts. Powder
Flasks, bullet moulds &c. just received b.
scpl3 =. -. BABcoCk BROTHFRs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-04

= scnfl., Jas LOW & CO. 4I7 Main St. Lou. XIV
RRiyAI ExTRAoEDINARY--so0 Chickens jus
y r..,5 ana Cor sale below the market price at n
-'I,,sf COOK FAfzLN GROCERY
-S1-1yYf7T7JN Mills CHAMBRlGES.-5 eases for
I al. by JAS. lowe CO., az aSain ST. Lou ~.