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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-03
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

The London Chimes" in an article deprecating
the interference of England with the affairs of the
Continent states, good authority thai the nation
al defences, which have been mainly and substanti-
ally international nterferences have cost that coun-
try, during the present century alone, more than
Fl 200 100000, rather more than half If which was
spent in the fourteen years of actual wal The aver
age annual expenditure of the British havy, army,
and ordnance in these fourteen years was As 259 615
In the six years from 1909 to 1bI4 it was
EOS, 092,906, the aggregate being et43, 557 ,43S.
In the year 1914 alone the expenditure under these
three heads Ell $780, 707, and if I'd this sum be
added the interest of the debt all of which had been
incurred in the prosecution of wars, il will be seen
that these branches of the expenditure amounted in
that one year to el01, 73S072, argdpart of which
was expended in foreign countries and consequently
was distracted from the capital of theInation The
aggregate expenditure from 793 to amounted to
946 2S9 ,459 of which about two-hrd. 80 $50 259)
were expended in the ten years that preceded 1914
All the nations of Europe except Turkey, Italy and
France, figure in this list of which tits sufficient to
give the year 1914: Spain, e45O,0 Portugal
81 100000; Sicily, 93l6,6 Sweden, fS00, 900 !;
Russia, e l69,9S2; Prussia, 81 ,3l9, l29 Austria
81, 064 1872; advanced to Louis XVIII, G200, 900 ;
Hanover, 9500,000 Denmark, e121, 9lS; total for
the year 1914, 442 57S in addition to the above
mentioned sum of el01, 73S,072 war expenses in
the same year.
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LITTLETnN's DICTIONARY.

When Littleton compiling his Latin Dictionary he
employed amanusnsis. One day he announced the
word to the ready scribe who thinking he could
translate it himself said: Concur suppose = to which
the doctor peevishly replied: Concur dogr The
secretary, whose business ii write down whatever
his master dictated did his duty Conaog was inserted
and actually printed, Interpretation Of coneWrro
in the edition Of 1878 though it corrected in all sub
sequent ones
CURMDUDGEoy.
Johnson while composing his Dictionary sent note to
the Gentlemans Magazine to inquire the etymoogy of
the word crmadgeoR Having obtained the information,
he records in his work the obligation to anonymous
letterwrter "Curmudgeon, vicious way Of pronounc-
ing mechant* An unknown correspondent" Ash
copied the word into his Dictionary in this !:
"Curmudgcon, from the French cow unknown; and me-
chant, correspondent"
Bad heart.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-03

CURIOUS 0CoURRENCEs.--We learn from the Southern
Sentinel, published at Columbus, Ca that several
months since the family of the editor Of that journal
alarmed by sudden and tremendous explosion about 10
o'clock atnght in an adjoining Upon inquiry
ascertaned that the hollow brass knob the top
mon andron had exploded throwing fragment of il with
great force into the ceiling The report louder than
pistol and the knob thrown with sufficient power
to have killed The circumstance was attributed
to the sudden expansion Of the mir confined within the
knob but as such occurrence has been known
before and the explanation regarded unsatisfactory
mention made of it. The recurrence, however in
Columbus, of two similar accidents within the last ten
days has induced him to mention the fact o caution
housekeepers and others against the of androns OF
this description. The editor states that he has known
three different explosions under exactly similar cir
of them fortunately harmless but in each
the fragment OF the knob thrown off with force
enough have killed seriously wounded any whom
il might have struck and suggests if they used the
knob should have a hole drilled through it of sufficient
size admit the free escape Of any air that it may
Patriot
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-03

SIGN THE TIMEs--There is n cofee-house in CHI
cinnat, which has for sign inverted boot Can you
guess what il means? What boots that boot? The Daily
Commercial says that it signifies foot api
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-03

A BIRD SEEKING DEMONSTRATING the Geld storm OF
Monday night, at late hour small bird Knocked for
admtance at window of hotel which happened to be
illuminated by thelght within. The occupant supposng
the noise to be the patterng of hail against
again, when the window opened and in ey the little
creature, apparently delighted to get into comfortable
quarters, and confident of shelter and safety After
coursng about the room if to battle itself in the
air it quietly selected its place. and depostn its head
under its wing, went to sleep 1t difficult to say which
Of the occupants of the apartment felt better salts
fed with themselves slept peacefully though the
night As the day broke out broke the bird grateful
acknowledgements to the Protector of us all ina song
which, for so tiny body and stranger remarkably
loud and ecstatc IL nearly famished and ate and
drank with an enviable appetite for its breakfast Being
now able to take of ITSELF and choosing be de-
pendant longer charity the little fellow Insisted on
being released; the window opened and lie went
to share his fortune with his tribe thanking his friend
well as he could for his hospitality. Arga
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fire occurred at Charleston the 10Th instant which
destroyed the coach and chair factory of Mr. Gaz and
other property OF the property destroyed the carriage
factory, three stories of brick and outbudings
ued at $4,000 Stock Of carriages harness. &c valued
at $50 600
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13
: stage Notice.

sdA gooasaHd~ d~sa,stahtial- stage -shas-beeh
,procured TO run from Natchez rta Wood
vile, to Bayou Sara, which will Igmake reg
Mat trips daring the year. Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle hosscs and
dntefs. Apply at the store oi
tl,e subscriber, on Commercial Row for
way Bills Leaves WoodsiiIe for Bayou
Sara on Wednesdays and Saturdays, returns
on Mondays and ffhussslgs.sails asalsq gl
I w. A. 1ASSEL, Aesntswi
ArriI 3 1851.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13
DIR. h. BALDWIN.
DENTISTRY.

nR. w. p. MCMILLAN, respectfully ten,
~ ders his servicesto the citizens of Hood-
vile and vicinity, in all tho various branches
pertaining to the practice Of Dental Surgery.
From his experience In the profession, aud
having in his possession all the latest improve
ments practiscd by the profession at the pres
ent day, he feels warranted in assuring the
publc that he will render satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage -
pariclar attention viii be paid TO filling teeth
with gold, &c, Also TO the insertion Of min
eral teeth on gold plate, from q siugle tooth 70
an entire SET attached by atmospheric pres
sure, OF clasps so as TO suit the mouth in any
condition Also teeth on pivot. Teeth clens-
ed and polished, diseases Of the gums and al
yolar process treated successfully. Extacting
done in the u los scientific manner, with the
lates, improved instruments, so as TO give the
least possible pain, IHegulafiiy Of childfen's
teeth remedied. All operations warranted. "
ORDERS attended to Immediately, Office al
Mr. TherreFs Hotel for the present, dec2-sin
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13
ID. l.. Broom, M. D.. s
ND DEN TAI URGEO "

6rz~r. HAS returned to Woodville.
IYY5$yyA aud can be found NJ biz Of
" ~ - flee, tie next door TO DR.. Back Z
residence. and opposite Mr. J, d. Tlmrels,
where he isfuIIy pfepared tofcndcr his pro,
fessional services TO those who inny require
them. He has brought with him. from
The North, the latest Improvements in III.
strunents, aud fine assortment Of teeth.
January 81, ISjl-tl -s.~ e.,q
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13
Important!

"suppor the Mechanic"
NeE respectfully announce to the pub
" lie that we have this day entered
into copartnership, for the purpose of carry
ing on cheap and economical business in
all the departments of CdypcateriRg, House
Joining, oabinet-nakiag, etc. We have ia
ken the old stand formerly occupied by John
Lennex, where we are fixing for the prompt
and efficient execution ofall work that may
be entrusted to us. Our object is 10 work
for reasonable reward. l4rHr tI "a
We will have neat herse, and promptly
fill all orders for coffins, sent to MS. In this
department, our prices will be much lower
than that heretofore charged, while our jobs
shall give entire satisfaction.
We ask of the public fair trial, being de-
termined to succeed by industry and altep-
ton to bushes. [y-Orders i'll our line, from
town or country, promptly attended to.
t.,sar sea JOSEPH d, WAY, 2"
w. f. BURCHARD. o.
Woodrilic, July 8, 81. 81.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13
Dentistry

z s--T-s. s. & d. STOCKING, Resi-.
ffYygSfA dcm Dentists, can be found ~
AA their office in Mrs. Keiler's
building, next door 70 the Republican office,
at nj times, when not professionally absent.
All work dose 10y them sIsall- be satisfactory
and equal to any doae IN The country, or no
pay. Terms moderate, and all operations
warranted. Whole sets of Artificial teeth
inherited oii gold plate by ssttnoslihefic Iaes-
sure. Artificial lalates 20 perfectly tilted as
TO produce distinctness in the enusisiaiiou as
IL no ihaiformation had taken place. All
orders sent BY mail, or left with the Post
master in this place, win Dc attended, to. VI
Woodyille.s Nov. II, 1851 .liw "a fs.li ssl
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13
Fancy store.


vENHE subscriber respectfully announces 70
IL the Ladies and Gentlemen of Woodvile,
and his friends in general, that he has Just open
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection of fancy and useful ar.
ticles among which, are the following. 4.
Umbrellas cotton and silk Gloves all kinds;
Riding-whipss and Walking-canes;. Tooth bru-
she's, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra
zor-straps and Shaving soaps; Perfumery OF
all kinds, colors and scents Hairoil of the best
quality; Soap Starch, Iudige Candles, Sar.
dimes. Lobslers and Salmens; Preserves, Pick.
els, Currents and Citron Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecors, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnnts, Oranges, Ap-
pies &c. .e HaiH aHa fH
7 ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish.
ments but which are now too numerous 10 men.
iiGn. w. Il. HASSELL.
Woodville, February, nth, lS5l-iy.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13

49, LlAn itut1 ~ - q 50 tHeTses g-
NEWTON Place. .gply Y, ls5ls-iy. 10 y
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13
JEFPERgoN COLLEGE
at AEd ifGifarg Csfierr. a.
v lxHlNGftN. an nilss fism WINE
lcnaKfsns, ~ isoa.

TVHE Trustees OF Jea~ros, t'ols-t have
- grHnis,l q las q the l.ss,ldintrs alsEWf@
parenances. iot tcmog gran. iethe ssie-
rcrbcF and his asysciase They rrmawu4
With thcir hmiles 10 Washington alai pci-.
manenlly established thealsslvss ia that
place. in Octobnr last. 1hs Cohexe 4 car.
sucic,l on the pan ot teaching. honestly lahd'
ihoroaghly. ly.wlIa,evcr Is ganellt andol psowlt
obedience 20 rules The sapensivnjent
graduated at West Poiu', and rcgulates lLer
discipline. ,r., a,a
fuE roLIOwIaa fRlNclrEss q ADorTED. =
A Military organization, al,d amiouni; 81
curing order, regular .exerrIre. sludioas haliE
its. maay depouinvnS srEl scenossy iH dsefs
The abolition Of all eflra charges brew
ira bsanches Of study plsceIng evesy Cadet
on the same footing. and teaching all 0saf
part OF the coarse, ai tue parent npslass s,ss,i
with rescvcnce to thecoatemplated rarsIli,s
Of the pupil: w.a saaasF
Qualifying the student lor Civil Eagiaetrg
ing, ptacucai Surveying, the Cowiting.
House, aud Mandatory, as we'll as lor,the.
Professions. q is-nsa esW
Fixing no period Of t;sae lot obtaining a.
degrec. hni allowing the cadet to grRdWats
when he can pass rigid axanipatiollsoa his.
chosen studies, and cau show .lliat he under
stands their pfinciIiss. r q
Ry-The buildings are. essnlc. in goos or
der, pgHl abadsasly supplied with eis,erss
water. The heal.l,iness OF Washingtsn isk
too well known TO admit of dispuieg Il
1.-The Isshwfy .Iahofatoys Ius rlnmcuss
aud Cabinets. are suiIieient fosallshe wsnis
THE STrDIgS. -
Greek; Latin. lFfeaeh: SlnnisIlS west
Point courscnf Mathematics: Engineering
Pmotical Surveying !, Dmwiag and dflacsicsH
Application oi';hcmistry 70 the Arlss En-.
glish Isnguage; IN Gmmnars Readings
Composition, md Defamation. =. -.
T.. Tsypis and Expcascs for tes,g,oaths
= PagdJtc hdI in odcdace--. .Baiaac az
tie end Of tie 5th Mosih. .a = AHA
n IN rHE coLLEGE - T, .t.sr
For tuition in all Studies, ,Boarding, ,-e-s,,A
Room Rent, Fuel Lights. Waslls =, ge.,
ing Use Of Arme, 1nstri,menss,a .s,s,A
Cabinets, Laboretory& Library, SJ00 90
:, X n,E PREPARATORY school, i IA
Day Pupils 10 .hc College For ini, .ssf
;cs mall The studies, Use. OF .lrnls. ...'.u
etc, ten Monuls) 500 90. !
Day Pupils in the Preparatory School a -
For 10 Months-Tuilion aud Use 4, =,
Of Arms, 4 80 90 |,
\ ny-Cadcts can Join al a1y pcrio1aud ray n
IN proportion. They are required 70 provide
at their own cost Unifarms, Room furniture, a,
and Bedding, Class Books aud stationary y,
Us Session commences tirst Monday Of y
Oc, ,ocr ~ each year, Vacation AglE
and September. = .-a.. -,
~. ~, -. ASllBEL GREEN, 80, 4
Nov, ! ], 1861 --iyg \. -, President. :.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13
NEWTON INSTITUTr... !
scRyovNc LADIES . CHILDREN
wHiTE$YfLLE, 1fss.

20ih Sessioa wiil opca Septemlserists lsjras
The location ofihis School, (eearsvH iies nj
vile. 9 miles eastnfiN o0dsiiv, AIississiphyl
a retired, beamiIul and healthfal. 1hessa
grounds occupy II acres, covered with d asb
beautiful natural grove, oi mure than sixty
SPECIES OF indigenous forest tfecslamd shrubs
besides great variety OF exoties. nosJ@gl
The course m instruction Is thorough and
extensive. embracing all that Is essential 10
a substantial and highly finished educalior.
The Institute Is istaraishedwith cults spe.
cimens in Botany. sIineraiogy and Geology,
and with large and carefully selected Ii. X
brary, embracing every deoafiment oi' tho
Arts aud Sciences. ssa.f r -s ,'w
II Is also supplied with Apparatus for H.
lusiraling Mathematics, Geography A siron... "a
my. Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry, Mag
neiism, Galvanism, Electricity, DC, &c. sr,A
alHA n ER M ~ aa uaJ se3ls
Per Session Of foe .Noatks.s g a
Tuition in Primary Dcpaumcnlse si5 90
/" :" Collegiate q tAa 70 20 00t1
I" I" Languages, theh a7 10 00r 81
"s.'' !" Drawing aud Painting, nsI0 90
Tee /" Wax Flowers. aud Fruits, ~ -, ~
Eipbroiderics Sc, DC, rach, q. =. 5 00 'as
Tuition ia Instrumental Music, = !. so l0Usre
Use Vi Instruments. .sss.ss- 80 80 s. 90 a
Board, with fuel andlglts -. : so 00 -
Furnishing Rooms, per month";. Ssf GWsL
Washing permonih, = s-f- ss-srIs G8
The above charges must be paid in ad-sisi
vance, os Increased ten per cent. and satis-aaG
(actorIy secured, Papils may enter al any -
time, and will BE- charged enly from the
date OF enhance stiIl the end of the session. A
.Asufiicicnt number OF aampeient Instruc- sZ
tofs viii be always ia atiendaace. a, hafsi iag
The buildipgs having rceeiyed and now aa
undergoing various improvements aud easldi- n, .
tions, few more boanlees caa be accoDl-
modated thau heretofore. 80 Applications Il ,
should be addressed, without delay to the sdi
Pnhcipalg sFo,fa EDS ~ .adifaal 6ns 10 Isbg0
III Boardersalpart have all arleesi dis sss
tlnctly marked. eaia I'm as
s,er. ID, L. PiIARES,sA, ", Acs ~
/ ..tyJ ,.G., .itsl - Il laaP Pfiaerisl. 90
NEWTON PLACE. July ~, asjI.-ly. fI.lg vss
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13

SN %
TRULY lbankfal fog the patronage
bestowed npon han the past year
Charles Henry,
takes te's OCCASION 10 odct his. services
again a. the public. hoping that he will
be favon a with ahberai share Of is patron.
age. lie v an old and practical work man.
having carried on business number OF years
and Is confident that work entrusted to
him will be promptly. faithfully and salts.
hotorlly attended 20. Blacksmithing IN all
It's various branches he is rrepared to
do, fr N the simplest TO the most difficult
PO',ernsI lie will give particular ntten.
ton to nll
20 PLANTATION WORN
which may be sent him.
Nc GEORGE HlLBEBRiSB will receive or
ders for making or repairing
WAGONS, MARKET BUGGIES.
&c. &c.,--and | can assure the public
thatthc iron and Woodwork shall be equal
20 the best, let It come from where it uny
~ My Shop remains the same location
as last year. el ao al .EsaJ isi 9'aa iei 8
lssk oRly the opportunity, TO please the
public. s7.sllls Aai 43 sls o iaf
suEi c HARLES HENRY& co.
Wo odv'ille, Jon'y, l2, 1851. 20 'ala
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-13

SAMUEL REYNOLDS, Office, No. ias Gra-
- yier Street. New Orleans La, Cures Can.
mrs, Scaidhead, Whiie,sTelliag, Sores and W.
GERS Of every description. r. iun27-Iy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16

CASES OF Ladies snl Misses Morocco Leather M
> kid Bootee- Enamllei kid walking shoes, with ]
large lot OF light slippers, for sale low by
auS96 J. II. MAGHEE 6s co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
wHolEsALE AND RETAIL

TOHN s. HOPKINS is opening the finest stock OF
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, exhibited i'm this
market His Dress goods comprise fun assortment of all
the most desirable styles Of Six, Persian Cloth, Berege
dLanes, French MuslBs, Gnghams and Prints-ali fart
colors. very choice selection of Bonnets AMI Bonnet
Ribbons; also few fine French Flowers for and in
side trimmings Grape Shawls, Pano and Table, Covers,
Carpeung Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
Curtsn Material in fact everything usually Kept in the
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper busi
Ness may be found very low for cash. [ap24l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
SHERWOOD HOUSE.

VJNTE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely reiittcd and re:urnishcd it, and is prepared
10 entertain the patrons of the house In satisfactory
manner lie has also rented the brick Stable. owned 10y
Mr. Peter Burke, and has COOL stock Of horses
riases 10 let.
The stable large. clean and well located. and good
hosers are constant attendance. Particular attention
will paid to the o horses left with him for keep
iny and in all respects, public shall nnd Shcr-
wood House good Hotel. fjys-tf1 J. A. 3YERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
FRESH ARRIVAL OFDRY GOODS.

rI1HE Subscribers have just received - package. Of
I fresh and desirable Goods. embracing Philip Allen
IL Sons Duunes, Manchester, Giabe, Briggs Moslis-
suck and English Mcrrniack nia,licr coorcd PriEts
nosi ng and China Denn> Jewett City. Mil!oe, Otis
iissrum and Falls Company Shrting Stripes; various
STYLES OF Joseph Ripks fancy cotton cassimercs, and
good assortment beachcd shirtings; plaid iseys; blue
s.iiincits red and yellow wooilen and brown Canton
FlannelS blue and brown Drills: and first rate yarie,
of Tckings Kentucky Jeans and heavy A. brown Sheet
Jugs Au Of which we offer TO the trade at reduced prices
in New York big Sale and selling them
low. because can do 50.
iyl4 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
GROCERIES.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

w pose Of doing general Wholesale ard Retail Gro
eery Provision and Produce Business, Sycamore ST.
three doors above JAS Laughlns Jr iron store We
prepared TO keep full and we'll selected stock and viii
sell at as low rates neghbors The produce the
country viii be taken cash. at its market value and i'm
the general conduct of business shall endeav
make il satisfactory 30 patrons = ~
ap24 II GRAHAM e. FARRELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
2SAG1NTSwANTED 2S
sost.

I BAY MARE, about or years old from the premises
Of Mr.. Hitler, Salt Well Hotel. Said mare is rather
m in fes and has but liiIe hair her forehead has
PFrtfrafar marks about her ANY person finding
rare will be berally rewarded. 10y returning her To the
ibscrber, or giving information respecting her.
augi2 CHARLES HITLER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
UOTICJ tt CINF ACTORS Il ND
Z ITT,DS2S

XVTE. the unt, assigned. would inform the citizens O
w Evansville and country, that we are now prcpar
ii accOmmOt Otate, NJ the City Saw diil in tic rppc
art of lhe city, with all kinds of Lumber for buildng.
x is ..snall profits and quick returns"
sail sell cheap il can he bought elsewhere, an
nike il to the advantage o all that buy Of us. We mu-
? sti; aone and give ..if show. and wi
gre YOU satisfaction. [aus+nl HART x CoLVlN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
BOOTS AND Shoes.
Paper gings.

rINTIF subscriber would respectfully inform his cuso
l mer. and the public generally, that he has on hand
ard is constantly receiving the STYLES and patterns
of PAPER HANGiNGS AND BORDERS, suitable for
Halls Parlors lining and Chamber Rooms. of rich
Gill French white plain and figured papers, 0f the best
lae rms and colors. Also complete assortment OF me
dunn and low priced Papers. Borders, Curtain Panel.
Marble and Oak Papers Center Pieces and Ceiling Or
nancnts. The above goods have been selected from
Tin best French and American manufacturers, and will be
sold at the lowest prtccs the Evansville Wall Paper
and Iamp Store Of JOHN c. DEVEKEUX, Jr.
aurIO Main ST. between lst and Cd.
NTAILS.-sO0 kegs ass'd, now landing from steamer
~ Paul Anderson and in store. for sale by
ielo Sc. GILBERT & Co., Syc. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
New Grocery and Provision store.

T'HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
i ansyile and the surrounding country that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit the
of Main and Fourth Streets and be his aim keep
every article in his line either wholesale retail.
lhaye hand large lot of cheese which will sell by
the box single pound among the there Eng
lish Dairy heesea rich article Coffee, Rice, Raisins
Oranges, Lemons, Teas of all kinds Lard Oil Vinegar,
Moasses, Green Apples Candles, Starch Mustard Pen
per, Indigo. States Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoons
and many other articles too tedio 10 MENTION which per-
sons may see by giving me All kinds of Produce
wanted (dec6l JAS. SPALDING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
EVANSVILLE, la THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l6, 1852.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fail Importation of Dry Goods
JAMES LOW a. co,

JAMES LOW a. CO,
No. 4I7 Main street Louisville Ky.r
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to their customers, and
II all purchasers of Dry Goods that they nov have in
store; aud for sale the largest and best assorted
stock to Ice found West of the Mountains Their Goods
have been purchased exclusively for cash. and they are
determined TO adhere TO the system of small profits
The majority oftheir Cloths Cassimers and white Goods
.hey imported direct from Europe and sell them a
profit less than other Western Houses. They solicit
examination of stock from all buyers of Goods in
their market. aug24.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-16
i-anlascO GROCERY Store.

n. RECHTiN has opened Grocery and Dry Good
liz Store on Fulton Avenue, High street, LamsseS
City, which heintends 10 keep we'll supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware Crock ery &c.
Families in his nefghborhood would do well give
CALL they win find every thing desired in his line Of bus
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