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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-31

6The Times continues the publication
OF Dir. CARROTS long-winded reply to the
unexpected CALL" because it thinks it can
reasonably do so as a fair setter otto great
er amour. of "egoistical nonsense daily
inflicted upon the community in the Journal.
Well, while We thank our neighbor for ac-
knowiedging Mr.. G-'s communication: is
"egotistical nonsense" we at the same time
submit that We have had the good will to
give our nonsense to readers in broten doses.
The idea of asking them to read so much
trash all in one article S is contained in MIR.
Cts article, is one we never presumed to act
upon, and for which our readers would never
forgive US or probably never will Mr.. Garrett.
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wa,e DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Wings of the First Congressional District OF Indi
eas, will hold Convention at PrrERsBrRo on Thurs
day. august 10th for the purpose of nominating can
sidats for Congress. The Wings Of the different
ties composing the District Posey. Gibson, warrick,
vsnderbugh, Spencer Pike, Dubois Knox. Daviess and
MARTINI requested to hold their meetings and Sc
Delegates represent them in the Convention, and
al Whiss are invited to attend.
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NPWe are authorized to announce BEN. STINSON
os Candidate for the Office of Clerk OF the Vanderburgh
Circuit Court, st the ensuing October election.
jy3lte
Mr.. SASpERs-You viii please announce the name OF
SOREN SORENSON. candidate for Clerk of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court III the ensuing October cleo
ton. lju 29te
MR. SASuERs-You viii please announce the name OF
Rev. BENONI STINSON, as Il candidate for County
Treasurer at the ensuing October election. ju 29te
Ma. S.sDERs;-Please announce FERDINAND ID.
GOSLEE, candidate fer the office of Recorderfor Van
derburgh county, at the ensuing October election.
my24-u
MR S.SrrKs: You will please announce the name of
CHRISTIAN BIPfuS, a candidate for the Office of Re-
eordcr Of Marlborough county, at the ensuing election.
ap29
IT y We authorized to announce JACOB LUNK-
ENHElMER, candidate for the office of Clerk of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court III the ensuing October cleo
zion. mhl6te
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IL The Times thinks it has noticed us
already more than we deserve. Personally
.
we don't claim nor desire any notice, but if
the Times means to say it has noticed the
facts and arguments of the Journal, we have
not yet seen the evidence and think our fell
low-citizens are likewise just as ignorant OF
the fact.
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ELECToRAL TICKET,

sxSvIoaIAL ELECTORS.
HENRY s. LANE, of Montgomery county.
PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, OF Rush county.
-. DISTRICT ELECTORS.
FSrss Dis.rict-LEaUEL @. DEBRULER. Ducoise county
ssesnd--JoHs ID. FuRGUsoS, Clark county.
7htYd-Capt. ScoTr CARTER, Switzerland county.
F5prti--JoHs II. FARorHAR, franklin county.
Fyth-DAvIo KILLGoRE, Delaware county.
etSkk-FABIrs VI. Finch, Johnson county.
ssrsati--RIcHARp ". THOMPSON, Vigo county.
EsgSfh-G. D. BEHA, Tppecanoe county.
HSnth-T. s. STAsF.ELD. Sr.. Joseph county
Tsntk-JAAEs s. FRAZER. kosciusko county,
Essysnti--JoHs II. WALLACE, Grant county.
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Toun. MEMS Scott club

Win meet at the Court House and complete the organ.
iaon Of tho Club and attend such business may
Re proper, on Saturday svsaing July sls. full
ssndsncs o. Wings is expected. Everybody is invited
Speeches AID songs may be expected. Per ORDER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-31

0EPapineau, who was exiled as the lead
ing spirit in the Canadian rebellion, in 1897,
has just been elected to the Provincial Par
lament. The vote in his favor was two to
one uyer the government candidate.
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Scott and Graham must be elected,
And have the peoples rights protected.
[Spoieshere.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW YORK CLOTHINS STORE.
5et,ceen Main and Syccmore.

S. GUMBERTS, Wholesale <<yS>
Vssszzsk1 and Retail Clothing Manufactu 4y51fSSS
.xi4es< rer has Just received large as 49,
sortrnent of Superior Black Cas- ~
smere and various eolors also, assortment OF Sat
Nets Casnetts and Tweeds ALSO Black Six and Satin
and other Vests and common Vests of all kinds. In con-
nectio with his large stock of Clothing he will Keep
fine assortment of Hats Caps Carpet ana runks;
ALSO fine of ne Linen Shirts and Cravats,
ana various other articles.
He is prepared sell Clothing, wholesale and retail,
much cheaper than house in this city, and soclts
continuance of the patronage so beral! bestowed upon
him. Come and give call.
am now using in my establishment a Patent Sering
Machine which enables make up cheaper than any
Other establishment which dos not them IN Pa
chine is wot ing revolution in the Tailoring business
have obtained the sole right to sell patent rights OF 'ns
Vanderburh coanty, and ask from the trade
an examination of this machine ,,,,,r-
mhl6 >. ooApEnis
p. ST. take measures for Clothing NJ any KIM, ahu
make O order in the best style.
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GFRead theTcIegraphic Dispatches. They
will be found of considerable interest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned has left his accounts with James T.
l. Walker ESQ, who is duly authorized TO settle
the and give receipts. Those owing who don't
pay would do well settle mmcd iatey,
the accounts out of my hands.
jy31-6 s. KAHN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-31

MEDICAL.

MEDICAL
Tna regulr meeting of the Evansville Medical Society
will be held First and Third Mondays of every
month"; at z. O'Clock P. NJ.
apl3tf HUGH RoyALDS. ". D., secty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-31

J. R. WILCOX, VI. " MITCHELL, NJ ID.
MEDICAL NOTICE
II AIRS. WILCOX & MITCHELL, having associated,
IL themselves together in the practice of Medicine
surgery Ind Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully to
in orm thu citizens of Evansville and vicinity that
the firm be found at their Office First street. be-
tween Main and Locust at all times, day or night ready
20 attend to professional calls. jy30-4wl
LNANS.--Wc have on hand good assortment of Fans
l. 10 which We invite the attention of the trade.
JAS. LOW d CO.,
' mh2f AZ Main 1T. Louisville. Ky.
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Cotton Yarns.

5DOs dog ct of for cash. ......s1a
Coos y dog do do do STA
ZOOS p doz do do do :. sta
~ The lower prices above generally, where two price
are mentioned, are for fun packages and the higherd
email who esae.
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C0M NJ ERClAL.
EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE
PRICES CURRENT.

Oak Country 81. 1 50
Poplar saw'd 81. ] 50 al IS
do do At. 9 90 az 8
Pine do 81. lis
Lead and Shot.
Drop Shot bag. ] SO
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lkagS.
Salt and SaItpc.ef

hanawha 80 bbis %
do p do. 20
English fine bag 9 SO
do mid do 2 90
Tul-" leland do l 90
SOaD.
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VA -.
Live Geese prime 30 a 32
tISh.

do no Lee. ID Il .5
Flour and Meal.
Wabash C.B.S.F 3 35 81 81
Lafayette choice" 2 60 ;.3 G.
Fancy I" 3" 80
City Mills I" 3 }.
Lockharts brand. 3 50a,3 q,
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ELASTIC steel spurs, a very superior article
~ fer sale By a. BRADFORD.
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Fresh Arrivals.

II MUSsELMAN. corner u Laurel and Tbj, 4
j. /. Streets. has just received a fine assottmen ,
If Confectionery fresh fruit, Cotdials, Liuuors, a.,
&c. selected with care from new Importation,
among which are:
Raisohs in quarter. half and whole bo,ss and |,
haftels; Citizens and Gnfra1ts. Oranges and tetpsia
Giiase Jelly. Jnjhte paste Pfunes in fancy b1sas
iafs and bafrels Fruits in their own lure. Vi, .
Pears; Peaehes, stfarbefrys. Pldnaz, Primes, Ami.
cots, &c, &cs; Preserved fruits, VIII Pine spida
apple, figs. Tatnafand. Clifton, Quinee. Gina,
Peaehes, &C.; Brandy fruits, viz. Cherry, Apricot,
frs, oranges; fne chdeofat. ehristalized p4artss
fas, oranges, ~. English and American pietlss :
olives ahd tapefs ; Il variety Of Ketthnp and ssnras''
%safdines, Holsters, tnatkerals salmon, aheh6fes. d. :,
sweet oil III whole and half bottles.
English dairy. and Western cheese. Goshtp ard
roll butter; Almonds, In. crushed sugar. Ste warts
double refined loaf st,saf, French and K.ntUtkv
Mtistafd-Cuny pnwdef s%to,,gton. Orange and otla,
bittefs Abasguit, ma tasandit, Gnrn6tet and Cn,s
60 An assortment of the finest French eotlink
Willie elaret. and tn'tseat wine Il superior ef,;ais
of Bay water. peppermint. essence Ofanas tgs,at,
Tie fuest brands Of Champagne. cherry. rnade,ia
md Fort wines in bottles. A superior article Of
Brandy and Irish whisky. Naples superior fjvs,.
pool ole. in haftl ottles. eieats Havana. vieiIIsneis.
SeTalima-Salvadota and ntliar favhfiie binds,
Playing cards, fire crackers and fire works. fanny
boxes, Re.
Wedding parties, balls and soirees served At sbor,
notite.
Pound. fruit, and sponge cakes. hnnise. by The
barrel assafted syfups by the gallon ; The trade
supplied on liberal terms
And The finest assortment of candies, viii, sve,y.
Thing in his line intended 10 meet the warts ~ lis
friends a I'd customers. def2oy
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Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Corney o. Chateh and Penhxnkaru arl.

Corner Of Church and enasutu1u s,Ae,.
TOML1NSON'S OLD STAND.
+ w. MUSSELMAN, is In receipt Of. and
~ continually receiving q large and well
assorted Stoke Of groceries and provisions consist;1s
100 barrels Flour, rs barrels Mess PORK
% garrrk Mess Beef, 10 barrels leaf Lard.
80 kegs leaf Lard, 50 sacks Kjo Coffee.
10 HoqIeads Sugar.
70 barrels Of Syrup and MoIasses, 10 Tisrcss lice:
Gosi'en and Western lBnfher 20 boxes Of fobac4e:
Rum, American aud Holland Gin.
Wines,
Claref, Madeira, .ort and Muscat Wines,
Preserves.
Cherries, Ice, Mellon. Gooseberry. gaspberYv. snd
Pium preserves, Grapes, curranis, and Sirawbytsiss
Sugars,
Brown, White, Crushed and Powdered
Teas.
Imperial, Gnnpowder. Youpg Ifyson and Black
DaRIEp Fnrrrss = currants, Raisjns, sppies
Peaches, PIgs, Preserves. &r.
Fish.
25sbarTels No. ] 2. and . n~ackerel, salmon, shad.
sardlnss' herring, aud ceadsh.
10 barrels lard oil !; winter ssrsined, 5 do Whai>
oil; 8 do liusesd oil; - baskets sweet oil.
Meats,
Stagg A. Shay best sugar cured Hams, Chi'ds
and Miiiers, % do.
Stagg n S1ay's sugar cured EeeE. Msss bees.
in small Or large quantities. Bulk pork, hog rorzad.
SundrieS,
Pickles, ksfcbup, olives, yerYniceili. nacssont
lemon syrup, beans, pas, cranbe rrjcs. mace. Seppes
spice. cloves, cinnaman, nutmegs, sslsoda, carbonate
soda, ysasf powders, porter IN whole and halls bCstles,
Indigo, ssarsH, shot. lead, powder, seqass, aInaonda
Pecans, P~hI6~rts, English Walnnts. rhesnaas, wep.
aHd Willow ware, castings of all sizes.
Boots and shoes OF all descriptions and sizsa.
srorkerr: glass, hard and Tin wars.
- Boxes fresh garden seeds. &c.
Stationary.
fens, blue and Hack INK, In aasre and smsfl
DoI.les, copy books, Nos. ! ]. !. and 4 readers,
spcIling books, and writing and Isster papsr, kaa
ivoFy, tHrk, redding and tortoise shell sids comhs,
pins needles, thread, silk IKE in snd sposh
cologne, hair OIL cream de pesss 6c., s~sef els,
bottles ard half bottles Newark elder III horles
fiddle - geuHine \ limerick hooks" iii
Ties and lines 20 match; nssehe$asl ksnsts : smoking
ef'acco and pipes % srit, afsoa g~ed asscssaaent 81
Can sore purchasing eaeshers,a - wai siys
You - much ~ your ys4sey Is any other ssbse IL
town, ard = good artiese VI fhaf-ncne excepted.
~ have been engaged .: the business ssssny yeass,
eng bIes ne 70 ~parehaAs ~ lie lowsst
prizes, and not 70 be liable 10 Ice % on pernhxhis
zIi'elrs and e sell lcw fr cash o. appseved pspsr.
jan i0L y W.ML
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles p. Freeman& Co.
LATE FREEMAN, Honafs u co,
TnporteEs And ~ uhbers.

la Broddtcay | door south Of Liberty Street,
NE " YORK.
TTAyE nowon haiti, aud win he receiving
IL deiiv through the season. Neir Goods, direct
tom the European manufacturers. and eaeh ane.
mons. rich fashionable fancy silk Millinery Goods.
Our SOCK NJ rich ribbons, comprises every varies
~ Of the latest and mest beautiful designs inn
ported
Many Of our goods are manufactured express.
~ 10 our order, from otr own designs and pate
terms, aud stand untivalled I've offer our goods
Tor ndt cash, at lower prices than any credit house
in America can afford
Al purchasers will ind Il greatly 10 their IN,
terest to reserve a portion Of their money and
make selections nom our great variety Of rich
cheap goods,
R,bbne's, rich for Bonnets, Gaps. seshes and
Reltss Bonnet Silks, Saiins. Grapes, Li8ses, and
Tarle,ons; Embraideries, Collars, Chemiset,s.
Capes, Berthas. Habits, Sleeves, Catls, E.s!sings,
aad insertingss E,nhroids red REVERE Lace and
tIemStitch Cambria lidkfs; Blends, Illusions, and
Enlbraiirred Laccs for Caps; Embroidered La.
ccs Tor Shawis, MaRtillas, and Wells; ~lIeaison,
Mcchlen, valencienes. and BRUSSELS Laces En-
gliSh and We've Thread, Smyrna, Lisle Thread,
and Cotton Laces, Kid, Lisle Thread, silk, and
Sewing silk. Gloves. and Mitts; French and
American Artificial Flowers, French Lace. En-.
glish, American, and Italian, Straw Bonnets and
Trimmings. mi2.tf
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8. NJ. HART & CO.
yI7HoLEsALE Dealers in Groceries. PR

WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries. Provi-
w sions, Western Produce and plantation sup
plies notwithstanding and Forwarding Com
mission Merchants" Baton Rouge. La.
IN resrlming business II II our purpose 10 purchase
supplies of Provisions and Produce in the Western
Markets, and to make our sales exclusively for Cash.
or satisfactory paper, at prices as low, or lower than
the same goods can be purchased for In New Orleans
with cost Of transportation.
Fron' the Planter we soliei, a call, and assure
them that any article they may desire in our line,
we will make II to their inter ,st to purchase here,
n5- We will purchase or seiI Sugar, Molasses,
Cotton Gc.. or will make Cash advances on consign
rnents 70 our correspondents iii New York, Philadel.
phia, Piitsbgrg, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville,
Memphis, ST. Louis, or New Orb ans. June 1gy.
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INST RECEIvED THIS DAY,


A most complete assortment Of groceries and
III provisions TO be sold cheap for e~ash~consist
ing Of the following articles
p%otuniae sind Salmon Nos. ], 9, and trftk.
erel ITerrinee;. Goldfish; Hnrkwl,eat flour Hams
dried Md pickle beef; syrup oil qualities; Hio
tuha and Java Coffee ctfnoiri6ti and fine tobacco
Goshen and Western ciipase 100 sacks Of fine salt.
Creekery.
Coffee rips water pitchers r%n,ttlio pitchers
milk pitchers; DIAMOND dp sutip Ttfeens: tellbw
wash tubes; Ifiitaiiia taiitets; Flasks itlass EGF
c,ipas ttnblets preserve Jars Gloiies for amps /;
Mar lamts CHEEKY nrittatiia and metal Indies
tohhtco and spice iafs preserve stands and candy
Jars. taiiri, tie tlates.
EEoMse Furnishing Goods.
Erratns bntiets whtts ftre Iarnp Tiks;
lettnt rure chord tolIiifg pins high cards let
ter paper: 1'dalt finishes Horn Ia: thayint do
Hair do; tin PLATES Httrt buckets: We'll buckets;
sHsi busls LAMPS stnors, grim skinner
sugar trunks loukieElasses figs pepper boxes;
nutmeg CRATES, Sts, 6t.
Willow and Jintvars "A large assortment OH
hand.
%sMn6Iriss.
Mustang Iintmaht shtiff Macnlt6y md Scotch
Cutlery blntkihe matches tntton md wn'
.. seq: fishing lines If al siyes rniIae mills curry
~ mis- lihtns tellnfs ttatpetnifs.
IN fart VS. hava nltntst everything fliat ran he
Ind at attY htlihf stare III II is tusvii. and will sell as
cliear, II not cheaper. Give the Il eall
W. MUsSELMEN.
Jr.Ity,,.y, pny1, 1rta
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CALOMEL.

TAMPHOR; Opium Rhubsrb; Salts; SIENNA:
lpeeac jalap Gum Guiac Gum Myrfl,
Girn Arabic Gum Ammonim Elder Flowers
llofs Cream Jar'er; Berax; Sage Barley /;
Carb. Iron Composition LolJelia No 6 satnp.
son, Snake Root Virginia Snake lsoot seneta
eneks Root; Pink Rect Nnrrihe Peruvian
Bask Mama ChatnoTiile Flowers; Sulphur /
Alsm White Mustard Seed Arrow Root Ia.
piesa Sugar Lead and Iiicari soia. &c. For
sala by II. I. WADDIII. Utpasisf.
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EoyaIl,s Daguerrean Rooms.

Ibftd street near Tie Mdrket.
~ DEAL1, respectfully informs the public
". tlat his rooms are how III readiness lef The
riiui or visitors. wlitse ! kattegses h. is l~rsPs:tl "
IN te. m superior style. either singly or 10 erdtFrR
" plaaA ehll nntI xnlniIp. Lphtl
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Glass Ware!

~uST received per steamer Buckeye from Pitts
burg q very extensive assortment Of Glass
Ware, consisting II part Of latest style Glasses,
tumblers, liquor vases, Candle holders, Preserve
Vases. Decahters Salt cellars. Casters. solay chin.
neys. Goblets &c, nc. A. BOENECAzE.
July 264y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

INN WARE.-We have now in store a large
i assortment of lin ware Of every description
which WI offer at very reduced prices.
LACQUER LANOUE.
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.MlLLER, HARRIS 81 WALDO.
Ne. 70 Camp ST.. Men Orleans
wholesale and retail Dealers In
ENialG IflhlA stuflnrx

DLATED, Planished, Tin, %Japaned and Wooden
Il Ware Table Mats; Gil, and Bronzed I,ainns
and Gltandoles; Glassware Plain and Colored
7 !oor Mating, and House Furnishing Goods gen.
e:aliy; Sperm and Wax Candles Sperm. Whale.
l.Ard. Linseed. Neatslont and Chemical Oils Sni.
fe Gas, Camphine, Alcohol, T'urpentine. and
Eaints OF all descriptions; Window Glass Putty,
Y hite Lead, Sand Paper; Glue; Curled Hair /;
aa'r Seating and Springs; Flowing, Polishing,
Aetaptng, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan and
White Datnar Varnishes. Also--picked and
Cannon Moss always for sale.
=. PRICES or oaMrtitNg
by the barrel, 40 cenfs mar e,,I,,,
by the FIVE gallons 65 cents her ssallo,
Or a less quantity % cents per gallon
an
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Fresh Arrival of Garden Seed,

JttST received iDbno papers Garden Seed from
y y. Eisley's Il Bros. New York. and 2Dnn IA.
pets raised and PIT ny by the Shakers Pleasant
Hill, Ky.
The above seed being pint mp TO order. contain
a much better assortment and are IN greater va
riety than the seed usually put up for The si,lth.
Button Onions OF Onion sets,
Bird seed. Canary and Hemp.
/, stots aud G,r s,lo ~ 4 Nf1S IN
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A, MOUNTAIN,

LAYING returned from New Orleans. wber.
IL he has been engaged in purchasing a large
assortment Of Groceries would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has on hand IA
large q stock Of GR0CERLEs and PH0vIsIOV
IS can be found in the city, comprising the follow.
ing articles
80 barrels Flour 50 barrels patatoes 20 bsrei,
Apples; 80 sacks salt; IS sacks Coffee II case,
Tea 10 hbds. Sugar. A large quantity Of MACK.
efeI, Herring Goldfish and safdines Western and
Goshen Butter Western, Gruers and Cbesirs
Cheese; Crushed, powdered, double refined, spd
Loaf Sugar; sugur cured Hams; Sugar cured
Dried Beef; Boston. Soda, Water and Butter
Crackers; Pilot Bread and Sugar Biscuit Rice
Peas Beans. Ham, Sides Shoulders Beef
Tongues, Lard Meal Candles; Soap, CASTLE:
Shaving. and New York White Wine Vinegar;
Sperm, Lard and Olive Oil; Molasses and Lime
Juice Olives; Pickles Of all kinds, in jars Of ali
and Smoking Tobacco Cigars and Ciepsrettes,
Matches Mustard Starch; s~aieratus and Gin,
MARION Allspiee Pepper Seed and ground Che.
e%oiate, Nutmeg Vefmieelle and Maecaroni. Gin.
GER Candies Oranges; Cloves; Lemmons; b..
%tananas Kaisins; Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-.
stves and Ottawa Jelly. Shoe brushes Tin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware Broons
Line; Ropes; Hoops. Biaeking; Wrapping PAPER:
Clay and Stone Pipes Wash. Tubs, and DEM
Johns OF all sizes Oakam; Tai Rosin.
Wines, &C.,
Port Wine in Demi johns snd bottles; White
Wine by the box. l Pipe OF bottle Claref by tho
box or bottle Annisette by the box or bottle.
Maderia wine Of The best quality Muscst d.
Frahtignan; Cordial Champaign Cider; Hsut
Barsac; Haut saHterne Annisetts by basket.
Brandy Coghac French and New York HUM
lamaiea and New England Gin Holland and
View Yord Whiskey, Rye and Reetlfed. an 10,
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Important to Sugar Planters.

Wilkins Patent DonJis. fued Psennafic Kettle.
ISee March number Of DE BOWS ReyiewJ
THIS plan costs no more than a set Of common
u kettles. II will make more sugar in the
same time than two sets. II does not require
half the number Of hands for its management
II requires but one hall as much fuel, land bag
asse Is prysrsd-l 1t makes more regular sugar,
and IS well adapted for molasses sugar-making.
Apply 70 Holtsberry & Fowler, sole mannfacfu-
Ters. Baronne street, New Orleans; to Simon
Richard. Opelousas, who constructs PnenmaficaI
apparatus for this and all ether kettles and pans,
or to the inventor,
WILLIAM r. WILKINS.
May 20, 1850. # Opelousas, IA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
Clock and Watch Making and
Repalrinp.

r. PERRlLIAT, formerly Of Geneva and for
= . The last two years a resident Of the town oil
Eaton Rouge takes this opportunity Of informing
tAe citizens Of Baton Rouge and The Public in
general, that he il now prepared 10 execute ali
Y. ds Of work in his line Of bus ness IN the mos,
expeditions and $ I sfactory manner. CLOCKS
sad WATCHES of any style manufactured or
fsepaired at the most reasonable terms. He has
how on hand and for sale or exchange d splendid
assortment of Jswlery, Gold and silver watches
eNc;, He respectfully refers to the work which
ne has at various times and for different perso s
ssecu ed sitce his arrival in Baton Rouge, as his
recommendation to those having work . do in
bis line.
Jeweiry Store on Lafayette street two doors
south Of the Post office. FEB. 1, ls5iiy.l