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WHAT THEN !?
The medal has been reversed We get AT The other and
Democratic side. Gen PIERCE is President dc tac!o. The
I.nnnder Of Mr. FLLMURE's term is the smoulderng
nu.i OF blown-oui Candle Old things past away
rrctty much all things new. Custom Houses and Post.
Offices whlc, the outskirts Of Administrator power,
r"rpcctivcly nand by heves Of those sturdy fellows
Tho have helped the revolution along. The population of
washington, imc,uating ~ il always is will undergo sud
'rn and uuoquai'd mutation Aud when these matters
AVS quacf> and The men arpcascd sufficiently, To admit
81 , measure showing !-rli-wLu then Where tine
S+1sss I" I$n IN 'nr p"Gy Of s A Y, 1t. IN
n1u. Cuba forthwith Shall tweak Excccncy Ca
ros bny tten!uous old Spain; appropriate Tehuan
ecc;,Apc En@shmen from The Mosquito shore; load all
ia. cuano Of ioIns and all the fish OF Newfoundland At
"lat precise pnn, The reforms take effect? Will ag.
a'sson conservatvisn be the moto aud how and when
stttl i; be hliz1nCd !?
Upon domestic questions where will the find
ri'lnce display themselves! II is i'll mcddng with
%"! enough" Thanks 10 whatever circumstances, the
"c'atry IS prosperous ;hc people bang certain miners and
Summers. concned IN the general look wholesome, If
liz national digestion were uEcomtnony sound. Shall
'hrc bc any Change IN the commercial policy All that is
asked asked BY .he miners and spinncrs aforesaid Shall
tir prayer BE- granted wic before election secuted
shall an experiment BE- lii,I voluntarily in some unindi.
srd quarter! A. 10 internal improvements will there be
Na sawyer slndbank the less hartor the more in
itc The West Will the currency be mendcd or
II" exchange altered Will The measures of com.
i''nIsc BE- anxi"nsly carried out Where in the
Whole hourlcss field # home interests will the hand Of
I"n DC first employed Or what that the Wing Adminstra
u"n leaves standing will Then be rcmovcd ana what that the
Nhl.S i,ti ind"nr will then be ACCOMPLISHED
me nun - he recent election involves great change
III the general pov government What the Why's were
unable 10 do TIC vents viii be unwilling do and the
"!!i f'iin intact The good the country, which
seine were ond enough "Npcc will prove TO be great good
I" n:viiuaS and nothing The present policy will
be antancd; thought vcor perhaps thrown into
carriage towards the ousc harharsrs" Of Cuba and
elsewhere and The Presidential Mr. Pierce will mass
%" without llr. political change amo., per. adventure
without in, arns. The hopes OF foolish gacrs after sm
lane cvr"s i" national politics will be brough, 10 nough
U period ulGi by dull men, and the monotony unbrokcn
by great occasions cyohing less dull will probably
rpitcmze the next four OF Presidential FASH Ii for
The sctors 10 tell how strong such prospect
gives for prooneation of their opportunity slight one
wc fancy Presidential candidates. not like anlmalcue
h'ed IN s'asrant Uasss Mr. PIERCE contrves TO
start some breeze drive his craft the floating
that has cPcd him far, will The other way and
surely swamp him Popular caprice must as often be con-
suited popu.ar sense
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BEDFORD.
Majority for Scott,

TO the Editors Of the Enqurcr-Genemen You will
find below official statement Of the Of this County
for President and Vice President. The you will per-
ceivc is a very small For Scott and Graham l36; For
Pierce and King l22majorty for Scott and Graham Ia
We have done to-day but fear not than Of
aeghbors, learn that Northumberland has only given
Pierce and King about 80 majority hope you have better
news from other parts Of the State
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correspondent in North Carolina warmly recommends
the high claims of Mr. J. F. Baud who has taken up his
residence in this city, Professor the Piano, Harp
Guitar and vocal music Mr.. B. has taught with great
cess in Warrenton N. e.
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pierre'5 majority,
SEverv precinc, in the county gave Democi,ic
majority That will do. 10 lSaS, Iass ''''0''
'"'1o''' PAGE >
PLEASANTS

At the Court House. Pierce and King 49, Scott an Ora.
nm 81. At Sugar Creek Pierce and King, 80; SEQ and
Graham ii.
Three precincts 10 hear from, which will increase the 1870
rity for Pierce and King least twenty more, magng
majority of (a the lowest eslimate 92. This countygave
johnson 81 majority Summers-a Democratic GIN Of
IS.
Richie county, "thc Little GEN." not heard from. Awe
you have reliable information from Pleasans the Lille
Jewel"
Above you have The official vote far heard from, If
this county. The above estimate also, be relied
am Of tho opinion that in all the adjoining countless thee
will be good gain for the democracy
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We saw yesterday beautiful specimen Of vegetation II
was bunch of Mexican Dora corn very much like milst
OF which the Mcxcans make their famous fonias. few
grains s"wn by MAJOR Snead this city and the
product Is at the rate of about 40 900 TO one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

The Democracy Of Lynchburg had on Friday evening n
great rejoicing shooting of cannon, boncs and speaking
They addressed from tho steps in front of the market
House, by MAJOR Garland Mr. Goode OF Bedford A. NJ. Td
BILE, s. j. Booker Thos s. Krkpu trick T. K Crao and N.
&. Claiborne Of franklin county.
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CUBA AND THE UNITED sTATEs.-The uayaru

'll The Democrats carry the day in the struggle for
Presidency, all classes here viii regard such result
iisdgc o. immediate 10 tic L1id 10 The
lnntd States ii II hopeless tn enieavOr convince the
more ardent Fi!ibusieo. that this is the turning point
of the controversy in The Union, doubt their
rlnF .! the Triumphant success Of wha; ry deem tr
peculiar cilIse.'
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~DANEllIE RAIL ROAD SUBSCRIPTION IN AME.
LlA.he of the people of Amelia taken on Sat
uriay last upon the propriey of authorizing county
scripton the stock Of the Richmond and Danvillc Rail
Road company At the Court House al p NJ. The vote
stood us follows: For the Subscription AZ against il 20
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ID5IHlEnSiaL REcHkD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.
RleHnosp, NOVEMBER 5, 1852.


ToBACCo.-Sinec ou lasI report The breaks have been
light, AMI me- rlv OF COMMON quality without any material
change in prices fine demand for fine manufacturing has
active a! there little kind
MAJ kc. y. ". MARTIN K co.
Sales ai ruuAcco bv r. VI. Martin X co.. hits q
Read, sol ana 6S7; hha. at IS, 2at9, al T.. at
H. . 4; TO- ana AT 20 The last hhds 10 Jas Thoma.
Jr Esq
TOBACCO lnsrcction falling oil receipts light ami
noe animation tho market We quote lugs at ssh *
common leaf ST.. S, good - a II; fine Slss a lsh
WHEAT-Ret 100 cts; white los cents supply light.
FLOu-Sacs 81 IS Sco;tssi'e, and good straight
brands Richmond
CORN We note sales al % \ 10 20 cents.
IT, PElToN
cAlS-5o !" 10 cents per bhslcl Tor ordinary fTAlna
OFFALHran Il cents per bushc, Shorts lSctE Brown.
Snh Is cts; Shlp.Suii 80 a As cts
BAcoN-S mthicLI and Tota'<, hog round, II cents,
city smoked sides, os 10: cts bagGsd bans II ID
FiSli-ilcrrinss, No. GU ;. !" 20; Gross 5ea j.
N"e - o. M"cNrrr, No. s. s.a'+; no. :, Sll T.
fiT". = i!e'I in; - 81 80, cat - 80
Ia "a r's.' E's" 10 :: c'-.' Pas ~ rle
ffnr mnLiiha.-h"he mere ~
BC rs III better supply fFhLh Is 10 ~ cts per
10 itr'h i>., . 10 % ''"s'e" - To - cents;
bhf>"aA-- - ''". pc! o.--"Hl small receipts. NJ
change ,. ,
COTTON AND COTTON iAttNS-ine Trade IN cot.
ION here IS limited The Quotations ar" lus 10 II cts
lotion arms l. 'is per H.
o., co o hrot AVA II !" ! isuayfI :: TO ~
CANpIES-fallow l3a Is, iiu.s ' patent ii Sperm
~ AZ .,u,u,, 20 / ~, I,rks,n,s r,t.,, /. f'
Co,', In 49, 'IJt. -,. 80 - go f' -. 80
tot'- ~ - - cents -" t"'i!u ipt goud MIXED, line
anu hump 70 ~ cChis lot odch ."iNh : c'ai.
Fla AS i:i:p ih demand al -, 10 per uGs'iei
FRA tif.itS--l.lEc geese 81 - rls.
GlAND-Ihe supply il good but no change in Drrr p
ruy.u So from store rc ton Of 2DUJ lbs pa,anui,p Sa
IIDES-&b,ush.r,.t =, IN ,rrr,, v,,h,. ~rn;,I, -
,,I; On Ss,,,- - 10, - 49, 49, '"'''' 81
~ - ~ ~ ~ .'-.'
IN -. N"nc h'iNihS
Ll4Coh' NANNY caro-. Dupa! " - - . a {. 5ys
/. Srlgrtitt -; I'Hlllt!h' H. ~
p.,,r ull nj , 25 E;uir, lrrl. ,t,,. AZ, MI. ,3. X
=, -, "a -. I.,,, N9u III -, % ~ :" ~
.N'ih''' - -. -: 81 ~''' hhl-H'Ft
Richmond i'ciri - I" zoe n hbiS; Cincinnati y IL HGc,
Tan, Holland, Il ! Is; Atn"ricin'-c
IIME-laSt safes from fc'-ca ~ 81 30 10 s.; from
store | 50
MOI ASSES mia .ill A. 81 a =: I,,, n an. a, -
.o,,. = -
- ,r.,..,,;,, > . .,,,. v,-; -,
.>phi VIZ ''""' -, -, ,hItn /! i !tc.
lkON -fig Su 10 IS 'v SWt''ce ~ 10 -" English 81
s.; Fcc,r-.lr ttaim",) W country eu; Mis- 90 Il,
RI ,,rrI,p
-. I''s 81 ~ ''N'".
RIsE-Jr IL -: cents per houc hrrc VI WI hands
SALT-Si G5 from store; 81 90 from w!arl-eCa.c ,ni
w,n,.,i
.:I-,: ,rS p,,t pic, n, ~ f,r nriin,rv Il, sf,,
=" ;, -. "a. - .;.,, H., q :, az, Wy
prime, ~" of,r""s .. !" ~ N"'''" ''' y =;
.,.'tsL.t ,,,'.f..,, t,;.,,,,, M !. ), IN
,r,,.. =. -..I 81 IN. OH. ~
'A'--''pcii! 'H" ''""F""uc' % " - - '''"'" 80
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TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
The Democratic gain in Knox county IS 500 aud IN TWO
n,ecpcts in Elount county is so.
NEW YORK.
The Journal vi Commerce gives the reported fenhs III
,v county in the State which make majority Tor Fierce
n Ok qg4 The majority for Seymour, the democratic can
I;d fo Governor and other candidates Tor State ollcers
sno less shsS H rercss The congressman are
is m rms assembly stands IS democrats and 43 wings
democratic majority ~.
$500 OHIO.
Returns from 40 counties Indicate maj pleTccs maJoy III
the State will be about l5,0OO.
CONNECTICUT
The full vote of this State is n follows
1852. l7io o,.
pi,rc, 3O545 Cass 2I0ib
Scott -i,5oa Taylor 49,
Hale 2662 Van Buren, 5000
Pieces plurality 3 l62 Talor's do. 32G5
NORTH CAROLINA.
PETEssnuRG Nov In 81 counties "i North Carolina
The vote stands for Pierce 55il Gen Scott Ol Fierce
majoy $3.50 This shows wing gain Of 2,eI1 since hr
election in August when Reid Democrat had AZ majority
in the State and also shows wing gain OF ~ over the
election OF 1850 when Reds majority 2,143 Large
wbip gains are also reported several other couacs ana
the result is considered very doubtful
GEORGIA.
The regular democratic ticket for Pierce and King has, III
thirty counties majority all others 0i hrc thousand
seven hundred and Fix. The plurality Of Pierce over Scot
in The whole State, will be from ~ To 3OOO anu Picces
minority over all others from ID 10 louUO. In Savannah,
Scott only received 800 votes and has impurities III only
threr Counties In Etfingham county Crcnicn oDalheh
90 votes Pierce 81 and Scott Is.
TENNESSEE.
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pinrCeis MAJ
One Dcmocratic precinct 10 hear from.
BATH

One Democratic precinct TO hear from
BATH
Dear Sir Tho from the different peclC. bee-
received and Bath gives democratic majority OF g. The
follows: For Democratic Electors 1885, for Wing
Electors 1862 So Old Bath for the first time since Highland
county stricken off, has given democratic majority
PocAAoSrAs, learn, gives democratic majority OF 2oO
LOUISA.
The following s tho result Of tho election for President
and Vice President in the 7h district OF the county OF
Louisa
Pierce. Scott.
(;enlry's Store fpols closed 81 Ii
1sbells Store Il
~ II
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Pierce's majority 9g9. piercc'a gain 1872.
vote was taken throughout the State In regard 10 pay
ing the Old Planters Bank bonds, which was repndlned
some ne ago. and far there ID large majority In favor
of paying the bonds.
INDIANA.
In IS counties gains isl tho late Governors
election when Wright de elected by ~ O0O majority
Pierce will have 10000 or OO0 majority in the State
ALABAMA.
MOsrGoMERY Nov 4-Few returns have been, as yet
received from the interior Of this State There arc, hUwcv
or sufficient indications that Alabama given large
loy for Pierce King The Toup and Quitman Ticket
as was anticipated obtained good in Barbour But.
ler Lownde Aulauga, Dallas and Montgomery Counties
but the result has not been affected thereby.
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Scots majority, -. 49,, 81,
M, "a ooriuus news from This county, as il has been CIV
M whg majority Of - 80 Tor The last 3 or III years
" Ian Thai Roanoke county has given Pierce majority
J Thai Eloyd county with the exception ol Two
,rsn,ls has given Scotu majority oil sO aud VIII be IN
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MAR RlED.

MARRIED on the ~ by the Rev r. e Robert, Dr. ETHEL
DRIED W. LEHDY 10 Mss REBLCCA j., dlugn,.r of TAMIL
AvcGt, Esq ri GTscnsSIl!r county.
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I'll Wing majority.

BUcMANNoN, Nov. 3, 1852.
TO Editors OF the Enqnirer-Gentlcmen II gives ule
great pleasure be able confirm the conjecture which
gave weeks ago the result of the election IN
this county by the actual voting yesterday We have had
hard bue- friends have fought yalianty and
have achieved glorious victory You may set Upshur
down az Democratic. The following is the vote:
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PEASANTS.
Pierce Il King

Majority FOR Pierce, 81
Jhnson's majority over Summers, .
ESSEX. majority AZ.
,EASANTS. PieEce's majority 81.
GREENBRlER.- SCOTS maJnrity ll3.
CHARLES clTY.-Scotts majority 81.
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FoUN vENi nEsI1tAnLE IEsIDENcIs n
JAMES VI. TAYLOR. Au.r
NOTICE..

gANAWhl from he subscriber, the 9th eli JuIy uy ay
WILLIAM, bright mulallp. about years old
c',cs h.. oi sI'nd'r n,E" quite intelligent ks que,
'i"he to, J wdks tIkI Sa! 2ms brought tUIus
lal sill probably TEMPT back Any information by
viii be Emily rtcrIHti JDIIN VI HARS
Nov 5--cwiw Near Mulrh MI o N-wlrr, IN uIrt,
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There two Fiecsoi votes at purselrs Store
KING AND QUEEN.-[Oliciall
$50 Gov. Johnson's vas l43
Pierce's majority,

Pierce majority Year
OHlO.-ScorI's majority 265.
kANAWRA.- Scotts majority 454
WETZEL.-Pierce's majority 45O
MARSHALL.-Scotrs majority -
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I'll EA'I'It f..

Taylor & Clark. Acting Managers n nd Lcssrr,.
"HLiH " WARD STIGE .NAAIGER
Tuesday Evening, SoycmI cr gfh, 1872.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo Miss susan l,nu
uirt. MI-. ka,ii rrIl
LA tfacovIcnhc. Nile Throiorr
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AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY

Nett gain in 10 counties and towns,
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FLUV ANNA.

PALMYRA Nov. g. 1852.
Gentlemen below hand you the result of the election
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NEw ORLEaSs Nov 5-Wc have the following additions!
returns FROM this State which indicate large majority FOR
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MONTGOMERY, dc.

CHglsTlAEBuEc, No". j. l0o-
Mcssrs Edors: Below you WIN ma c election returns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

In round numbers The following the maoritics for
pr,rjdant in ths six New ENGLAND States
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lAVlSt: returned from rrr" uii Norm wi a-,
ns.ur;meat Dress ana Bumcss Coats, rr aud Nc,
the lcs which have been Introduced sltr III" "A pas
the prepared 80 show the
somcn ouu ~ the city. wic. intend selling sri us
Come a the clngiuu. Emporium No. !tJ Nam street
Nov y itNR. SIhFER co
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SS T. have jus. received an'sam" l' q" Ge'.ns, q
,,,, r., w. und wrur Vol oI,
Keep large them ". mite au
nl 4 pair oil Boots rall.
ny
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Card forw'd Also
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-04-24

the same towards the present much esteem
ed Commissioner Of that Republic. His
Despatch to me No. Of 3rd March, 1851
which you will find published at page l54 OF
my correspondence with Monsieur Perrin,
was printed, with certain words in italics,
without any corresponding mark in the manu-
script. In official course, had to pass q
copy of that despatch to nj. Perrin, who re-
turned it as offensive to his Government, un-
derscOring certain words which appeared to
him Objectionable. The same copy having
been passed to the Printer, the words so un-
derlined by NJ. Perrin, were put in italics,
which circumstance entirely escaped my OBJ
Iservation, at the time Mr.. Severance called
my attention to it on the 3lst October last,
in his Despatch, No. lS, of which add ex-
tract marked No. 80. And thought it due to
him to render the explanations which you
will lind In NV reply Of the 18th November
last, of which append copy marked No 81
GoD PRESERVE THE KING.
R. C. WYLLIE.
p. S.-From what have said above OF
the treaty with Great Britain of the 10th OF
July, 1851 it will interest the public 10 know
that the King has this day in Privy Council,
commanded that His ratification of that Trea-
ty be exchanged for that Of Her Most Gra-
cious Majesty Queen Victoria, which was
received yesterday, by Her Maiesty's Plen,-
potentiary, Consul General Miller
R. C. WYLLIE.
Foreign Office, April D, 1852
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08
Wore Testimony.

An article dated Dover, n. r., Sept 81,
aud signed 10y seyenty-three Catholics in OPP
position 20 the false certificates lately issued
by certain Democrats Of New Hampshire,
speaks rs follows:
Major General Winfield Scott we recognise
aud acknowledge as our friend, as an advo-
cate of our equality, and our equal rights, and
PRINCIPLES, and we hold and believe his liberal
and noble christian course il. Mexico, in res
pecting end Protectp our religion from in-
sultand outrage, sufficient guarantee We
also believe that every true Irish heart must
burn with gratitude to the noble hero. for the
words he uttered when az the battle OF
Queenstown. himself then prisoner on board
a British mTn-O'-war, he declared to the Brit
/ lsa authorities, that for every Irishman's life
they dared to sacrifice, the life of a true
Englishman should pay the forfeit; and thu:
ne preserved from the gallows % OF our coun.
! trymen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08

The citizens OF the various counties along
the line of the contemplated Railroad from
Vincenues to Indianapolis held meeting at
Point Commerce on the 10Th ult. Dir. 6.
w. Moore Of Owen county, was chosen Pres
ijent. Dr. John 7. Freelard explained the
object Of the meeting, which was also adj
dressed by other persons The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolcsd, That in the opinion Of this meet
ing, the means 10 construct a Railroad from
Einceuncs TO Indianapolis, can be procured
by proper effort on the part OF those intc-
rested.
And be il farther resolved, That in view of
its Importance, we individually and collect
lively pledge our efforts and means to accom-
/ piish an OBJECT so desirable.
! RcS0lUsd, That NIr. C. Stewart, Dayton
| Topping, Ii. Ii. Throop, and J. +. Allison,ba
appointed committee of general conference
and that they confer with James Brooks, OF
! n. Albany; .. II. Smith, OF indianapolis /;
Cyrus d. Allen and Hon. A. 7. Fills, OF Vim
cennes; Hezekah Wampler, of Gosport; J.
! ". Allison, Of Spencer; J. b. SPooner, OF
/ Point Commsrce; w {. Andrews, of N0r-
tn'ngton; J. J. ffcel2HU; OF CaW~Ius pot U
Knox county: samuel Hall, of Princeton; and
Willard Carpenter OF Evansville; sud Request
them to attend a general meeting of the ci'i-
zens OF the Valley Of the west fork OF White
! River, at Point Commerce, to be held on the
10th OF October, 1892; and 20 act as a com
mittec 10 supervise the interest and adopt
measures for the construction OF aid road
A cd be il further resolved, That De. !. I
Freelaad, Of Knox county, be requested &c
confer with MIR. Guraey, Principal Engineer
on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, t. OBJ
tain information reiaGva 20 the surrey o. saie
read The above resolutions having b=eT
read were unanimously adopted.
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TO DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIANS AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TIVE undersigned hive now in store large stock Of
= Drugs Medicines Chemicals Oils, Paints, Narilsi-
IS, Dye Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines brushes,
Sc. &c. and IRE constantly receiving fresh supp es
from the manufacturers and Eastern marx els, Whca iles
are determined 10 sell ~ q small advance.
Our articles al selected with great care ana war
rane6 10 give satisfaction as u genuneness, quality and
prize
Surgical Instruments Trusses, Abdominal suppottst'
Gnc SfO1der Braces oi the most AZ proved si!ie7 -
Pare Brandy, Old Rye WHISKY ana Wines Tor "faIea
purposes caIg. of the very best gualiles.
PIsies Cases Chemicals &c, small advance from
Eastern prices. :,
hrs MIXERS Fine Cuf Tobacco, anda choice lot Of o.
Ia vana Ses-ars Bird Caces seeds and FouBt1ins.
Merchants and dealers viii please call aud examine
our stock wren in n ety. and all orders VIII De al ;d
, ed 20 Immediately and carefully packed.
Z AiLE~ .. HsLteCK. HALLOCK & STGDDARD.
w. H. r. STopDARD.i Wholesale Druge-t',
Oct.5u Main street. near the river.
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New: Fail aua ygingeY Goods, at
COLBUEsN & RER5EBER GERS,

COI' " -h@W dftU 'fCtJ' 'tS', 5'o"tS0s-te; h''"'
TUST EECEIVED.-A large and elegant assortmento!
y Eicn. FANcY and SIATaE Dry GC1nf. comprising
ell the newest fhr and styles 20. Ladies and Gene-
mens wear consisting Of peTior plain II * silks Of
various gdth', per0r black Reps brocade, ond ric
Figured 20. sgI Nor rich Ioored do, superior Black
ard rch Chameleon Gto &c Aircue. superior plaza
Chameleon de- sper slack india Satn for dresses, all
wool Cashner. I'i De lanes, plain oolor extra rich
Figured ga op DE les. latest pattern and very rich
French Er-iisl. ala american Ps,rts aS Bay state
fancy cpionrao Fanucis for s7ks, superior hrf, FIX
Warp Wcsh si43 general assortment 81 Elannels, q
large As,Ormetof Bay State Shaw OF the various sizes
and quail les. black Sils ShGsls, White Goods Irish
Lincis, Gushars, bniDrolder.~i Sfits, Frsueh Work
Collars thsaizciss Emhroidt res toscr-, Gloves ~
tisa fre.eh black ard Fac Clcins AMI DocsSii>
nck ,teacy Plaid 10 rich White Bi7cs, end eolodrcd
SIX res.ns aEl general ass0rtucll o. Goods ivi inc
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08
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