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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-01
pAGUERHGOTYPES

MR.. K. H. Webster the Prince OF picture makers will
NI arrive here on "Wednesday morning. on his way tC
louisville and remain until Saturday. Sir. w makes
this CALL to afford his many friends opportunity To get
pictures who could not wait upon him during his late
yist in our city. Henderson Courier copy.
- sept7
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NUMBER J; 1873
GROCERIES.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

w pose of doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
eey provision and Produce Business, Sycamore ST.,
hree doors above Jas. Langhns Jr. iron store We are
Prepared to Keep full and wen selected stock and win
sen ~ as low rates as our nes hbors The produce ofthe
wl be taken cash. at its mark value, sHd in
conduct of our business, shall edeavor W
make II satisfactory our patrons. ,s - "a !"
ap24u 80 . Il GRAHAM 4 FARRELL
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IamascO GROCERY Store

u II. REellTiN has opened Grocery and Dry Good
Is Store ON Fulton Avenue, High street. Lamascs
S Mhlsh he intends TO keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries Dry Goods Hardware, Crockery &c.
Families in his neighborhood would do well to give him
CALL as they will find desired in his line of bus
mess and prices reasonable He is determined to deserve
patronage and thinks be viii getom all those who
try his store. a f. 81 =. f-E r ffebl6- -tfls
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is heresy given that the undersigned has
~ taken out lettes o., 1lnIHintion the Estate OF
Phillip Rausch, decd. late iof vanderburgh eour;y.-
Therefore all persons indebted 70 said estate are hereby
requested make mediate payment TO and any
person Paving against said estate will please
present duly authenticated forthwith. The estate i
believed to be solvent. So >
sept53w PHilLl DEChER Adm
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New Grocery aud Provision store.

New Grocery aud Provision Store.
NHE subscriber respectfully informs the ci.senscf
Il ansville and the surrounding country that be has
opened Grocery Provisio and Fruit Store at the
of Main and Fourth Streets and will be his aim TO keep
every article in his line either Wholesale retail.
Ihave hand large lot of cheese which will sell by
the box single pound among the lot thereis Eng
OraBges, Lemons, Teas of all kinds Lard OIL Vinegar,
Molasses Green Apples. Candles Starch, Mustard Pep
per, Indigo, States Sand Paper Tea and Table SpoeL,
and other articles ted0 which per
sons may see by giving All kinds OF Produce
wanted ldec6l JAS. SPALDING.."
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EVANSVILLE BooK sToRE.

,,sr TyAMsy1IIE EyeAIysS' PooK sTosr.
Mansheds life Of Scott in cloth do do in pamphlet:
Quceehy, new work. ty author afiN5de Wide World:
Memoirs OF the Empress Joscphine' Plu.archs Lives:
Shakspesses complete orks fihe. Plays aud Poems:
Byronlsiife Plays AID PdeDs Woods Practice OF Medi-
cine; United States Dispehsatory; Gus r:o Bibles The
Music Porimonaies; writing i,esks, Ink stands; Eack
gamnon boards. Blanks, Drafts, Exchange &c. &e for
sale 10y ausn = siis 49, SANb LISTER
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NOTICE.

Is hereby yen TO the qualified voters Of Vanderburgh
i county. Indiana, that election VIII be held at he
tsi places of holding elections in said county, the
second Tuesday in October d. 1852 For the purpose
Of tecpg the following officers. towit One Governor,
one LieGtenap Governor, Secretary Of State one
Treasurer Of Ste Auditor Of State. four Judges OF
the Supreme Court. one Reporter OF The Supreme
Court. one Clerk of the Supreme Court, one mers-
Der Of Congress- Tor the first Congressional District:
Judge Of the First Judicial Circuit Judge OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, Senator, Representa-
tivc one Clerk OF the Circuit and Court Of Common
Pleas. county Treasurer county Recorder, one
Sheriff, county Commissioner, one Prosecuting Al
torney for the First Judicial Circuit. Prosecuting
Attorney for the Covrt of Common Please for the SIC
end District Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
one Assessor for each Township and Coroner, and
one county Surveyor.
- JOHN s. TERRY, s VIC.
Eransg;He. .71grst l9th, Is52.-aug2l'
HCASEs Shirting Check reed and for sale by
- sept,1 JAS. LOW d CO., Az Main 81. Lou. Ky.
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BOARD DwHEALTH.

BOARD OF HEALTH
A T n meeting of the Common Councifofthe city ofRy
ansviuc n. III July 18th. 1852, the following feAh-.
appointed BOARD HKALgn for said cIty or
the ensuing year: -s-.s.ess ~ > tw
Prs. A. G. HALLOCK, ISAAC CASSELbEkkf,
E. V. MTG hE1Ia Il. x. DAVIDSON,
THOS. M. JOHNSON, ESQ.
OFCity papers copy.
The following Sections are city Ordinances:
SECTION S. 1t shall be the duty every practicng phy
sician I'm ha city, notify member OF the board
health every Of contagious infectious diseasefn
the city, within six hours after the presence of such dis
ease comes his knowledge; and every such physician
shall quarterly report said beard OF health every death
which shall come TO his knowledge In the course o his
practice and also the OF such DEATH ehouid
physician neglect comply with the requirements This
section 0ts ordinance, he shafor every snch ncgie,
forfeit and pay not less than three more than twenty
dollars. $500 80 -i ="
SEC. 6. If any person shall at any time knowingly in
roduee or aid or assist in introducing into the city any
contagious or Infectious disease Of dangetous loa
character such person shall for every such offence
forfeit and pay less than three more than h dol
larse .-'- tl-f JAS. u. JONES, mayor
A.tst: -
Jxo. J. CH,xDLER. Clerk. UcE Ijycs-3ml
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A HOUS 9 TO. RENT.

rT1EE fne two story brick House, with outhouses OF
Il Sixth street. over the canal, formerly occupied b,
the late Mr. Soblhoener, is now for rent reasonable
terms. Apply on the premises or 10 80.
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! -OUEENSWARE.

OUEENSWA AXE.
1.-TWO hundred and thirty crates Quesnsware and five
i hundred and sikiy packages Glassware, With gen.
eral assortment OF French, English plain and figured
Gold Brand China, German ware &c. All of which
be sold this spring. The stock is complete and inn
ported especially for this market We would solicit tie
special attention of heavy dealers, who have hitherto
their purchases in the East and South, pledge
ourselves To save Them time and money well break
age. Those wanting buy would do well TO call at once
our goods must AID will be seld at lowest dsures.-
Some assorted crates and casks on hand. -
TERMS cash, accepted paper. Merchants visiting
city will find il To- eir interest to make purchases Of
u.s. IIuhe9l HOLLINGSWORTH& HUGHES.
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BUUT AND SHUE STORE.
ID DEMOVED-Wx. EMERY has taken the stan on
IL Main street opposite the Bank formef occupied
by Conyngtos Book Store and Is now prepared ysa
bqticc. He has good wOrkmen employed. Ant will war
all work sent from his shop He is prepared TO
make Boots and Shoes ofaDd quality, good fs and made
up ia The best style. His long experiences In business
and pinctuaty will guarantee bin tho contiu ed custom
of thos. who try his His prices reasonable
and work not surpassed I'm durability 10y that
OF any other establishment. - Hsul
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nUULSEY IL Nelson,
and Comm Ssion Merchant

Sc , .EraRsrtEtc, Indiana.
ID DNRTICULaR .ntion given to the sale of scrip
II .tions of Merchandise,
a-ular sales eyery Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday.
-as advances made onsigsmeDts; outdoor sales
pr nply attended 20. st
voolsey Nelson's Furniture Ware Rooms 81, 81 and
/, n tories over their Auction Room. ljy2nl
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SAIG REAL ESrATD.

TNHE Subscriber wishes sell The North half OF ha
il North West quarter Of Section lG-TowDship 5
South or Range IL West. The being the farm be-
longing the heirs of Henry Lohm deed late of Van
derbgh County and the late residence Of said dec d.
SAID farm il well improved, having first rate BARI
ucariy new, and other comfortable buildings. with a
Black smith shop and first rate water very convenient
to the house, If the said is not sold before the 23d day
Of September ut private sae it will then be offered
Public Auction, az ihe door of the Court House, in
Evansville Terms hrd cash and the balance in six
and. twelve months -; u.s. MORRIS :. JOHNSON.
aog30tf i1s Atty. in fact
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der tle lecuon expressly foi this Market and consists
Of ever article requisite To complete genticniens ward
C OATS AND CL,OAKS.
kfre assorteE. of blue. brown grey, drab Macklnaw
Box and 0vercoats; fine lot of cloth coats OF
all and prices: superior black and blue French and
Eneish Cloh Dress Frock and Sack Goats full trimed
~ inett and Cashmeree Coats brown, green AMI grey
,hf ell colors ,f Tweed aud Cassihen Sack frock and
dress Goats. Roindabouts and Coats ofal kinds. !
PAN LOON S-Superior black and blue cloth and
cashmere pants fancy French Cassimere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed and cadet mixed sat
nett Pants and Corduroy pants variety
price TO suit purchasers. -
VESrS-Baek silk and satin Vests fancy md plain silk
veive; Vests ncy cashmere Vests stinett vests and
common vests Of all kinds. . . - - - 4
"a FURNISHING GOODS. ~
- All the late styles of plain and fancy silk SfEsA
60 and satin Cravats Scarfs and Stocks white ~s<Ss
and all eoors Pocket Handkerchefs; Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts; Muslin and Fanneldo; Flannel and Ne Un-
dershrts aud Brawers Kind Beaver
hid, Thread and Cotton uloves; embroidered and plain
gum suspenders; silk, gngham and cotton Umbrellas;
Dodds Sherw oods and Chase's Hats also, silk Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes, walking canes &c.
All the above articles and everything else in the furnish
ing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASHls
We shall continue receive fresh supplies weekly du-
ring the season from manufactory In Cincinnati.
uoy4 AHLERING d DRUMMER. 4
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF.DRY GOODS
THE subscribers have just received ~ packages Of
l. fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allen
g. Sons Dunnes, Manchester, Gia5e, Briggs, Mosllas
suck and English Merruiack hadder colored Prints:
Amosk,I and China Denms Jewett City, Moille Otis,
Bascom and Falls Company Shiring Stripes; variou.
styles of Joseph Ripkas fancy cotton cassmeres aid
good assortment Oh bcaehed shirings PLAID iseys; olae
Flannels blue and brown Drills: and frss rate variety
Of Tckings Kentucky Jeans and heavy A brown sheet
jnps All of which offer the trade at reduced prices.
part OF this lot of Goods purchased by friends
in New York at the big Sale" and selling .hetn
low because re can do so. .
Ia MOR(rAN. kE EN q PRESlOA..
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s,Otr:s:t Painting.
JUST RECEIVED ar,
m. A. LAWRENCE.
Marble Works.


A LARGE stock of fine White No. marble, direct
"a from vi. Also lot of White Statuary and now on
baud the largest aud finest stock of Italian and American
Marble offered in this city, (and more couirg con
sistin in part of Monuments. Tumbs, 0besks Scrolls
Head and Gothic wcrk CT va0ls styles. finished
by Eastern Wo.kmeD, in manner that cannot fail 10
please which will be sold reduced prices. y. B. Or
.ersfrou, distance promptly and satisfactorily fllud
Evansville Sep. IL isJs NJ. A. A.LiWRENCE.
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lust TRECEIvED-Mexican War; Clarke's Element
of Draw ng; Reid and Bans Chemistry ard Eectrici
ty; Illustrated Astronomy; Woods Practice Lulg
fellows PDems Wi.liss Poetical works. Floral onetir
Evangeline the Discarded Daughter tc. &c for sale
by scptll = g T.CQSgNGToN x CO.
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cyrAR CANDLES whole and half boxes. q.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcB.

WALL PAPER.
DERSoNs desiring to purchase Wall Paper, from the
l. lowest price ap. would do weilto give me call, as
have a yery large assortment 10 select from. ,,
r. - '.s.'@ JOHN G.. DEVEREUX, JE.,
iyo7 Main. belveen ist and I'd streets.
MELLOW FLANSELS.-eo bales , 4 and 30 inch for
II faIe by -..'t .f JAS Low IL CO..
au-t Az Main sirest, Lelisville, KY
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U1osrERs & BROWN wholesale Grocers on Ma Nam Ia, ana
Il First Streets near abe corner. tm9-.I!l-
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
BUSINESS CARDS.

1,ENEyT 81 vIELE, Wholesale Grocers and dealers IN
Liquors, Iron aud Nails, eqrnsr OF r"s, an.
more streets. = !
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a is,n sa,.I..a and domestic Liquors. sn'hs7-lyl
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with us, and open the u as in Union, and
the mystery is solved.
GJorln,l Of Commerce.
Our impression is that the name is pro-
nounce as if it were written Kos-shut,
with the accent on the last syllable.
Evenining Post.
The impression Of The Post is entirely
wrong, being founded on misapprehen-
sion of the force o. the letters in the Mag
var language. Yin that language is equiv
a ent our sh. The Journal of Commerce
is more nearly right. The nine is pro-
nounccd Ko.h-yoof or Kosh-m( as in I'm
ion,) with the emphasis OH the first sylla-
bic and the second short.-N. Y. Tribune.
CONGRESS.
WAsHINcroN. Dec. 10.
SExArE.-Mes>rs. Walker. Dodge and
Dyer. gave notice Of bills to grant lands in
aid of Railroads III Wisconsin and Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Underwood offered reso' ution di-
rec ing Inquiry into the proper me hoi for
IN king the navigation Of the Ohio river
perm .nent.
Mr.. Underwood from the Committee on
Pubic Lands reported back the joint res
ON ions making Lind warrants as gnablc.
The Senate took up the Ko>su h reso-
luton, MIR. Sumner spoke in favJr OF ii.
HOUSE, Mr.. Cobb introduced his bill
making land warrants ass gnable, and af' er
some delay. for want of a quorum, the bill
WIS passed without division.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

THE subscriber would respectfully annonpc. 10 the c-
Of st. Paul. and ''tne rest msnkind, that
has received Is selling the stock Of goods ha,
he found sstse dIggns ran, an, will cmiin-
tn sell cheaper, and sf less p-uas, than ary In tLis
Territory, either Wholesalers rta cash and moth.
ing shorter. II CONSISTS, in part Of the following
DRYGO0DS "A lars and very superior asscr,menr Of
Ladies Fine Dress Goods, such a. Prints Alpaca, Cling.
Ans Dci.anes, Thib-t Cashner s, French Merinors
Also good assortment Of -hawis, vels hts sea
gloves. Hosiery, Maniia, Laces, Edgngs Bonnet and
Cap RhbIs, flowers, pins, needles and combs VI great
variety. Also, 4 good stock Of
EEADY.MADE CLOTHING,
consisting ovrr-oats ami frck ran,e ves,.
pa jackets, unr and OVERSIZE knit All flannel draw
ers, country made socks, etc. Also an stock Of
LADIES' SHO*S AND BOOTS,
Of every variety and price, together with GOOD assor.-
m mt Gents Mprocc,s Gals, ZIP and Congress Boots
Calf, Kip, Grn,-laetc and Parent Leather sh es Bysi
Youths Chirefs and Mssrs shoes and toos in great \.
bunLance. Also good assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Fur and Cloth, AMI plush CAPS for men, and
cloth and giazal caps boys; fur, silk Bucua Vista
HAS, &c. Together with a good supply Of
QUEENSwARE AND GLASSWARE,
Harwar. and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
aud Provisions. &C.. ALL Of which, (an ha has no,
been .ution,t) Will be sold rxr v Tor ca h, a.
going ont oi the trair in III ing. III ase ey.
anime onr 10 K before making pure --, and YOU
will BE- well paid for yonr trouble. az det.rnin ID
10 wage EXTERN nation srai st hgn prices. Stor.
Third street, brtw.ru Roberts ami ia k-on streets.
ST. Paul, Nov. 1851. II. VI. SPENCER.
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success. Among others who called upon
him soon after his arrival, was Lieut.
Gov. Beach, of Rho'e Isl M, who C.; me
to invite hint partake Of the hospitaliies
of The cpi'al Of tina, State. Kossu h
thanked him, and was plea sed that Gov
ernor of one of the United States shou'd
come forward 10 identify himself wifh The
cause of Hungary. The younger Fill
more W lite upon him at the Irving House,
and said that his father, the Presiden'
would be pleased TO see and welcome him
at the seat of Government, and that he
desired to know when it was his intentio n
to visit Washington. Kossu h rep led that
his movements were uncertain, and il was
therefore donb,'u! if he should go there
at all. The action Of the Senate was far
from being agreeable circumstances, how
ever. woull determine his lu'urc :c.ion
in regard TO visiting Washington and 9TH
er places.
1.-THE action of the Senate," wh:cl.
K"ssu;h refers to, was opposition ty s"mc
Sena. ors 10 Mr. Fooe's res n ion. invi-
ting him 10 w. hirg or. which WAS moi
worded TO suit them. One of The anne
pnrPort was subsequently adopted, which
we suppose will remove his objections to
visiting The capital. Meantime lie was 10
IN Ike his frs, great effort at the b~nqnet
to be given him ly the corporation o. Tire
Empire City. H. had signifeI his intrn-
tion 10 review the grounl taken by Clay
and Webster, thirty years Ego. in their
speeches urnn 'hc p W ss:un.
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and Jones. The latter has Atchison for
Chairman--Sebastin. Ru K, Bell and
Cooper -Galena .1dr.
Dn't know ;bou, Jones. Some how
or other he HIS generally been set dcwn in
this qnlrter as an opponent Of the trea-
ties. Whether his course is Judged by
the company he keeps, or from the fact
that he takes narrow view of the mat
ter, and thinks their ratification will re-
tard the settlement Of Northern Iowa, we
know moi but he has never been COUNT
ed by the people Of Minnesota as certain
for the treaties. We hope it will prove
false prediction. O;her Senators on
the Committees are sound. so far rs we
know. without an exception. Me>srs.
Douglass AMI Cooper. particularly, have
heretofore proved their faith in Minneso-
ia by their works. Upon the whole, we
like the Committees.
The chie"s of the Winnehago nation are
in 81. Paul. holding councils with the ofli-
GERS connect ed with The lnlian ,epar men',
to elFtc' eli nge in The home O. their peo-
pc. They desire to aban Ion their pres
emf country. and receive in ,xch ngc the
territory s"uth of it, Icing between Sank
and Crow rivers. This tract is embraced
within the Sioux purchase O. last summe .
NJ j. Frid'ey. their agent, is here; AMI he
AMI the superintendent are .is,ening pa
tien ly to them.
Coffee mikes the politician WISE
says rope il so, the drenchiug which
/ those Of ST. Paul received OF New Year )
day will be apt TO convert our coming
legislature into II .|'en) ~, o: S',-
mons. Those curious in Stats les might
anu themselves Iy ascertaining the
number O. gallons consumed.
The largest ball assemb'age ever con-
veneh in St. Paul. was the one at the
Central House on New Years Eve
Those who partook o. the FESTIVITIES, say
;Ea' Mcssrs. Cave & Burton know exac.-
y how 10 get up such entertainments.
A child OF Nj. W.i,e, on Thrill street.
had its ann broken, on Thursday, by fall
ing upon the Aaor, occasioned Ly ca ch-
ing it's Toe in the Z 'ge Of the carpet.
The King Of Hanover is dead. He
was The only surviving son of George III,
excep. the Duke of Cambridge.
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ELFELT L BNOTIIiRS.

AVE redted their sorerooM with Taste and elegance
\ ana nave how the IN business Establish
"a uts m t!e northwest where they will be happy see
their friends an Customers.
iney nave Just received New York and Phi,adel.
pnis large assortment Of fancy staple dry
ass9, hardware" embracing all descrpf Of building ns
t.Tias. They call particular attention TO their stock Of
sass aud and also their supply Of fanc~
groceries, such cs preserves Of CAGES grapes pine
apple> peaches, &c, French prunes, olive OIL ,nr,i,
champase, Port sud ginger wines and uauo-s Of tb
best ,aiity absienthe, iemln syrup. snl bsy water
H CorrelPs Congress lemonade cumpuuni-a spleu-
dia l"icle. Gully rs cents per package.
~ The eSsence Of Coffee package Of which, COG, .
in 10 nts, Is equal to four pounds coffee,
FS. rLupS, pepper sauce istard ground pe,prr.
al>pice. clores, sae:ausal done up Ia packages
pr'ss!v for family use.
superb article Of horse radish, put up In bottles
Eltelt Brothers 6esir. tia: this c)nn unity shall
distinctly icrstand. that they nny resolved 10
do business hereafter On tie CASH SYSTEM. II Is their
drt"rn nation to sell their goods cheap ready pay.
~ +. b. are authorized sgents for Jayne's Ard
S~a- n.'s celebrated pstert m .dciues.
70" Our new goods shortly expected when & full,
catalogue vii! appear.
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Lumber for Sale

THE undersigned wishes to inform the
Il cliizens of 81. Paul and ITS vicinity
that he is opening Lumber Yard, near
the Single Factory, OIL Jackson aud Sew
enth streets, and il prepared 10 GIT orders
for all kinds Of Lumber Of any description,
Laths or Shingles.
Terms easy One half up. and the bal.
ance on the delivery Of tie Lumber.
J. w. BANS, Agent for
S.. anthony Mill Co.
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VILLA TAYL s.
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER

III dS built "nd fitted up q Shaving Sa-
IL ""n. q" 81 street. next 'oor wes. Of
the ne" Post flee III Salt Put. UP Z" the
INCREASING luxury, style and elegance Of
the growing metropolis Of NJ i7i,esoa,
where he will he happy to- serve citl.ens
And >'rauser> in 81. Paul. i" every branch
ut his h",iues., according to the best Of his
ability.
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THERMOMErRIcAL LAMPS

I I AVING Obtained the .ght FIR ing tn se
Lamps fr. the ia.an;ae, 10: Wisconsin, and Minne-
prepared make them II the best
Sh notice. shop 81. ADth Tne
these Lamp, very small 1T tn expense Of
burning them. very little. TIL tn IS lamp,
applied un,ernea the lib o the rcnry. will always
weather. The lamp l. Constructed upon thu inc pies
unerrng ,ceice, thar a. tie am unt OF oxygen ipply
ing the flame Of the lamp incrra with the Cold the
combustion increases in The raO and uf the
heat arising from the lamp aud acting upon the arcry,
Increased in The SAM ratio The rcuy Is warranted
therefore, always to be kept at the SAM elevation in the
herulonIe-r. Not only dad the British goverIm mt deem
proper supply Sir JOHN Franklins ships W tn th,r-
lamps, but they found useful AID in>p"n
sable elsewhere, wherever the m.rcury is liable
gra, the trouble Of len hrnug splicing the in
strum mt for extremes Of h. at and cold.
CERTIFICATE.
Fl. GARRY. Se,kirk, Oct. 2, 1851.
The thermometrical lamp. invri;ed by Sawnry Nc
PhesJn, OF Inverness, ScJtian is now i'll neral at
ali the posts Ut the Hudson Bay Company; and al this post,
lind its indSpen ahie in graduating and regulating
thefm The lamps cost here, only one shilling
sterling; and tn" cost OF hlrning tn is tring in
thernuueterS.
(SIgnedl PHILIP MCINTYRE.
Second CT 'rk, H. b. &.
ORDERS for these Lamps, well a, Tinware VI all
descriptions, promptly lied by
BEyANS & LANSING.
Dec. 90.