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Don't Het---C}ood ADVICE.

Mr.. Greely gives the following good advice
10 tho Wings i'm relation to the too common
practice of betting on elections. We hopo it
may be needed:
"What is YOUR candid opinion about tho re;
suit of the Presidential Election" ask half Q
dozen persons, some known and some unknown
to us. why, gentleman, we have but one
opinion, alike for the public and for our friends
and that is that WINFIELD ScoTT can't be
beaten. We don't believe any man could have
been put up who could have beaten him, and
we feel sure Franklin Piece cannot
"well, then, you consider it safe TO bet on
! ScottY w0N veg aH Ii irr
"Sa6 to .elr' No, sir! il is never safe to
bet, because it is never right to bet. II y
never safe to do wrong, pernicious. dcmoral-
izing act. II is never safe to do that which
will instigatc bribery, corruption and fraud.-
II is never safe to set in motion all the ma
chinery of villainy and swindling There are
a sroat many unscrupulous persons in the laid,
and some of them arc Cor may be) Inspectors
of Elections. A million Of dollars bet ON the
Elections might brbe some Of these to let in
votes that they knew were illegal and count
out votes that they know were never fairly
voted in. But for betting, Henry Clay, who
had clear majority of the legal votes. would
have been declared and legally returned Pres
idcnt in 1914 He was cheated out of this
State and Louisiana by fraudulent votes and
returns, which betting did much to instgate
and secure. .99lH 3lal .'9r' a
whigsl avoid bettingl Shame the man who
comes around staggering that he will bet SO
much on this or that candidate What has
that sblockheads argument" to do with the
merits of the question? Our laws sternly for
bid betting. as they ought and disfranchiso
those who engage in it. Half the men who
BET To make money will refuse TO pay or sue
to recover their stakes If they lose. Any hon,
est man who has bet on several cleatr,tif, and
who always paid when ho lost, will find that
he never received nearly all he won; so that
if his winnings and losses are equal, he is still
practically several hundred dollars out OF
pocket h. ef ti 81 .rtgfti
"But we don't like to be bluf'ed by those
who offer to bet on Pierce 2e '
Of course you don't; but is that q good rea-
son for breaking the laws and committing an
act which uou know to be immoral and wrong
To, gamblers follow their vocation, but you
need not embark in it. Let them gasl In
1883. we were repeatedly offered 'two to one
on Marcy" and the State was full of similar
banters; yet Seward beat him by over 10000
majority.
Rely on II, Scott will be chosen now. II the
pcople vote as they see ft, but II the contest
Should be decidod BY bribery and fraud. W.
stand no chance. Beware'
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JUICE spRAerE's DECISION IN REGARD TO

JUDGE SPRAGuE's DECISION IN REGARD TO A
WIfNEss WHO WAS AN ArHEIst.--ihe case was
being tried in Boston before the United States
District Court, an important patent suit when
the TESTIMONY ofMr. Hunt was objected to on
the ground that hc wns an Atheist. sgafl
Judge Sprague said, that what the law re-
quires Of a witness to make him competent
Is that he must believe in God who Furnishes
perjury; that their was very great difference
between an underlined internal principle which
punishes and tho God Of the Bible and the
God recognized in law. who Furnishes sin: aid
from tho evidence before him hc wac irresista-
bly, compelled 10 desidc that Walter Hunt did
not believe in God who punishcs perjury. and
his teftimony will be ruled ont. and always
must he unless hc changes his belief in regard
70 a Supreme being. niheie8sn fat III.
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LATER PROM THE Rio GRANDE.-from tho
yqmericdn Flag, IL aprears that General Avalos,
the Mexican Commandapt at Matamoras. ha
been Implicated as the principal author If the
late outraqcs perpetrated on the American cit
liens in that quarter. Tho band of outlaws
who have perpctrated these outrages, such as
the msssscre Of Tsmpacuas. tho firing into the
steamer Camanche, ETC., have finally been
routed by the Alcalde of Reynose, and their
commander, villareal, has reluctantly been
compelled to deliver up his commission, signed
by Ayslos, which II appears, is a cart 81. neke
OF tribe of bsrbarous Indians to rob. kill and
destroy the lives and property of American
citixens. ' nt Nii
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Washington, July IL

n washington, July II.
There has bcen some alarm felt here about
the cholcra, and in the county around. There
Is a good deal Of dys9ntefy and cholera here
acouts. The members Of Congress arc bccom
ing little alarmed. and two or three genuine
cases of cholera would be pretty aptt 10 create
general stniiipedo among them. i'el' a.'i7' I
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New DErrxrrroxs.- atcsmansbip- Ma
king a speech against the widow of General
Harrison.
Gsnercsisy--0iviog boy a cents worth of
candy. 4f ssat '.braii
wsriorship-Fainting at the sight Of a
battle. Tlffl
NstionsIity-voting against the improve
ments of our rivers and harbors.
>. Toleration-Refnsing, Catholics the privi-
iIece Of holding ofice. ryHiTa 's1
Equal Righss-Denying Anti Slavery men
the right of petition. 'fr'f- Hs' 'tr Is an q
ProRress-Nominsting . man for Preside3t
,vbess Hfe b q H'pstrstIoa of these dchpi-
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A APUzzLE.-Here is something worth study.
ing over. We find il in an exchange. If ans
OF our readers can solve it. .nd feel the point,
shey are at perfect iibet'y 90 do so.
Fly 1ff t..rrr
QUO
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RYoUR
sfara PAPT .g
RpA rs.aI
7 fr irH1 WI H ~
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-27

hhh now permanently. ocaied In their Few buiId;rr
corner of Mater and Vine streets where bey i.a,
business IN Liquors and Groceries N"' ""o'oe"e
s,o.. y nave how in store larger better and chcspe,
IN Liquors Than has heretofore been
t.., nd % establishment is constructed on hela
@ anu most improved pan and is supefntended byr
% no mas mad ten years experiences IN the bnsncs.
I iork @ and Cincinnati. 3bey therefore fatter sSem
sc Ii VIA. ney can furnish either imported or Domcs.
90, op In apa nowhere 10 be exceled ,-d at prI.
Iney Pave OH band splendid assortment of Tens and
sSM sM s,oeA oi Conee Sugar, Molasses, fyrups Rice
lats, etc being daily enlarged by shipments from A.
m, are determined convince merchant
." .ne county particularly on the Wabash hite ami
hivers thn Evansville is the most advantaceou,
btese rpa M iasm n to Ty Groceries and will do siI n the
0df' friends oh Green River will rememhor,h.,, a.,
steamcr kentucky No is now ready 10 conmenee h.
egular tns exeisyely oli Evansville and will with
ooats engaged in the trade make ths
most point for the transaction OF Green Riya,
Se9. ldee2cJO ALI.IS & HOWES.
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hE subscriber respectfully informs the cit:,ensof
ans'ilie and the surrounding country. that be has
opened Grocery, Provision and Fruit Store at a cor
y. an ana Fourth streets and il will be his aim no Ieen
e'eL aIcie IN his line, either wholesale or retail
nave on hand large LOT of cheese which will seu Nv
the osx or single pound among the lot there son
ny sn nary nees.-a rich article. Coffee Rice Rasns
lemons Teas Of all kinds, Lard OIL Iineear
pei Indigo, states sand Paper. Tea aud Table spoons
u mai! other articles too tedo mention which Ter
wanted. [dec6] las" SPsdnING A. 1r%esee
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.


Mahsneids life Of Scott in CLOTH do do in pamphlet:
oueechy, new work, by author of N ide Wide NIL
%emors OF the Empress Josephine Plutarrh's Ljyes:
aA complete Works. Life, PLAYS and po.r,s:
:Ion ine, Rays and Poems: Woods Practice of Med
re; vnlted states Dspensatory Gu fto BIBLES. TIE
Mnsons Monitor; yosephus: fresh ot OF new
sic. rortinonales; writing pesks, Ink stands: Back
gammon MOI boards Blanks Drafts, Exchange &C. De. for
fMs NnugH sAM'L LIsTEA.
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OUEENSWARN.

TWO hundred and thiry crates QReenswar- and i've
hundred and siNsy packages Glassware, with a gen.
eral assortment Of Frepcb. English plain and figured
Gold Brand China, Gessaa ware, &c. All Of which must
he sold this spring. The stack is pete aud
ported especially far this market We would solicit the
special attention a. heavy dealers who have hitherto
made their purchases i'm the Fast and South, pledge
ourselves says tkem time and money well rs break.
age. Those wanting to buy would do we'll to call once
as our &c ,ds and will he sold at lowest Hgurcs-
Some rted crates and casks on hand.
TERYs cash, accepted paper. Merchants visiting
our 6y will find il their interest to make purchases of
us. lmh22l HOLLlNGSWORTH & HUGHES. "
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BOARD OFHEAI.Tu

x
A meeting OF the Common Council of The atty of Nv
"A ansviiie held July 18th, 1852 the following en,I
men were appointed BOARD HEALTH ior said str a,
the ensuing year: ~ "
PRS. A. c. HALLOCK ISAaCCasSrI PRppv
L. MiECHELI. r. r. DAyIDsoN
TIios. NJ. JOHNSON, Esq.
UTCiy papers copy.
Ihe IoIowing Sections city Ordinances
SECIlON D. Ii shall be the duty every pretjcinp INV
sicmn IN ths city 10 netsofne member Of the boa ~
oIene! eascdf Contagious infectious scaSe m
ease comes TO his kDowledge and every such ph,can
snail quarterly report to said board OF health ever, death
which shall come to his knowledge i'm the course of his
and also the cause Of such death should any
pm! slcian neglect to comply with the requirements of this
scction OF this ordinance he sa such
forfeit and pay not less than more ian r On
dollars. ~
SEC.6. 1f any person shall at ans time knovippa, h
roduce or aid assist in Introducing into the oit
contagious or infectious disease of dangerous or ioat
some character sneh person shall for every su,b eepoe
forfeit ind pay not less than three more than 6f de
'ase ." 1AsG. JONES, Mayor.
tso''' ChASpLrR' C'erk. ljys98m]
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GROCERIES.
,s.s ...s... .oux .....
GRAHAM d FARRELL.

w nave THIS day associated ourselves for ne Dur
Rose oi uong general " holesale ard Retail Gue-
sr: dov. % and Produce Business sycamore st.
prepared 10 keep full and well selected stot n5 lii
n i1~ rate: rs our neis hbors. The produce of tho
viii oe aken a: cash, at its marke value AND n
conauet OF our business, shall eBdeav or TO
ap2lU CRaHaMx p.pppY,
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SUGAR $50 hhds Fair Prime in store and for sale
Sls,Ar btieefr fli - lftesEFHsS & BROWN.
CASE Caledonia Checks reed this day and for Sale
by JAS. Low cx CO.
auE17 4l7 Main S.: is0Ss.ky.
SCISSORS AND SHEARS-s'' F'1'1
- y 40 dor f(hsbif aSsttth.
$50 dol Shears, reed This day and for sale by
auglt' JAS: low W0O.'. M sAhfef. ,LouvKy.
THAR-25 bbls Large Wilmington. i'm prime order for
l. sale by augI7 FOSTER. & BROWN
STAR CANDLES 80 pkgs whole and half boxes, ls s.
- airt 6s, Just reed for sale by -
= ]e, ~ 8. +. GnGERT s. CO., Syc. near Water.
SELLING OUT Ar C9ST.
THE undersigned. anxious to close Oht their extensive
4 tDck Of furniture sOOn possible, offer tn
sell al COST their Warerooms, Main street near
First at Wholesale RETAIL in any quantity TO suit pur
casers Their stock comprises excellent variety Of
neatly manufactured Furniture bought low for cash. and
will be sold at great bargains. The public invited
call and examine for themselves.
jye93m HERSHBERGER & BRO.
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COUk'S FAMILY GROCERY.

hE m,dersyned has this day opened, in Linck's new
uuihg on FIRST street, between Main and Locust
Tor cash, or Produce of all kinds ~" Pii'es
shall keep constantly on hand fresh sunr,;s Of p,,
Lard Poultry and other leading rtieIes for The
ureet from the farmers, having made arrpnrements
ve suppied several times week during The snmme,
Win all Kinds OF Country Produce All pooi. nurchast
de.rs5 w ~ De delivered at the residence customers
burpOse. therefore solicit share of nI,,c ,i,ro %
sn1 VIII tTy to merit #. Please call and examine nv
lySSVdi
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The Eyonsvt1Ie aNsurnnce Company
CAPITAL STOCK S2sO,OOO
Office on Wafer street, fomr doors beioU Main
MARINE and Fire Insurance may be effected Mt the
ll Office Of the Evansville Insurance Company ON
erms favorable those OF other solvent lnstu
tion and with absolute certainty of payment in
That part Of the capital stock not actually paid in
cash. secured by mortgage real estate at
Of its value and the mortgages contain powers Of sale
which will enable the company to compel stockholders to
pay promptly in Of necessity
DIRECTORS,
Matthew w. Foster Gillison Aaghes.
Conrad Baker, Henry D. Babcock.
Charles Vicle, John lngle, Jr.,
Henry II. Allis John $, Hopkins.
John N. Stock we4t.
JOHN NJ. STOCkWKJd,. Prsst.
wM.T. PACE, Secty. fmhlgtfl
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hUs"SrHfe, Sepf. "a. 1e0I.
ClNCINATlC CLOTml ING STORE,
HExr DOOR To C. BELL, DRUGGIST. MAIN sTRaST,
Evansville, Ind.

Messrs. AHLE2-
ERlNG * BRUM
NEA sAvcjus re-
csivsd from Heif
maDuf&ctosy ip cip-
ejppaR, the latest
Aaw York style Of
Fall and Winter
Clothing;a all OF
which are made &
trimmed in the
best manner. uu.
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Clothing, Furnish ng Goods, Hats,
'Cnps, DC.

TIM undersig6ed having just(1
bought out the Clothing Establish u
~ ment OF Mr.. s. KAur, under the -
~ Journal Ofiee, would respectfully call
the attention Of hepdblic 70 the hr,socf orCf6thng
Furnishing Goods, &c, how tav on hands.
They are Of ts best manuactare and mad6 In tho IOst
ahiohabN styles. Having been purchased at such rates
as VIII enable them 10 sell at the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing any description, or Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods generally would nnd to their
advantage to call at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this stock will found Cloak
Dress, Frock and Sack Coats, Shirts, Hats and Caps
&c. which are now open for inspection. Call IL you want
to get goods cheap. GOTTLEIB, VILE Il CO. :
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given the qualified voters Of Vanderburgh
county Indiana, that election will be held at 10
usual places OF holding elections IN sad county, on the
ol eiectng the floxfRk 6heeM to<'is rone Governor
one cYfenan t6vernot one. Secretary Of stateIons
,Ss assasai0. sas..%. %see' oae H.'"o. r W. ''
Court one Clerk s: the Supreme Court one m.," ..e
VI Congress-, for the first Congre ssonal District one
yndge OF the First Judicial Circuit one Judge Of the
Couu OF Common Pleas, one Senator, one Representa-
i've, one Clerk Of the Circuit and Court of Common
Sas one cogpty Treasurer one county Recorder, one
torney for the First judicial Crcuit one Pro.ecs,;
Attorney for the Court Of Common Please for the s.c
ond District one Superintendent of Public Instruction
me Assessor for each Township, and one Coroner and
Surveyor. anu
'G'a Sne tSH1p!.',~ SDppp.' u,n~ TERRY, ,s.v.c:
E.....riHe. ,a.sss' lstA. issa. .saAe.l" - )
q q A pl..l
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nmnscO Grocery Storc-

X n. kECHTIN has opened Grocery and DRY Good,
~ store on Fulton Avenue High street iamasca
%neh ne !steis to keep well supplied ith Fresh
ramy Vrocer7cs, Dry Goods, Hardware Crockrry 6c
rsmhes M his e1tboriOOd would do we'll To eys him,
s. ~ shey will find ever thing desired in his line Of hn'
ess aud prices reasonable. He determine ed 10 dsrr.
Try his store. ~ IT Tf,,c e. 30 0',ce s
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EvANS,T.IE BOOK STORE.
TUST RECEIVED frcs. supply or
j Uncle Toms Cabin M is or life in the South; Re
vcyies ofa Bachelor; Poems OF Amelia: Arst Journal
Home And Social Phtosoph. The Craftsman.
for sale by" ! 'scpt7'' fir 'ssAaa&lEI. LISTER.
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BOOTS AND sHOEs

BOOTS AND 6HOE3.
d. The undersigned would respectfully in MIN
HW form the public, that he has now hand kvIX
YBy the rgest and most approved styles Of -
-. custom and sale work. La;IieS Morocco
Kil Ladies ktess, Estns, Shoes aid slippers
Arsn fbt Misses', &C.. &c. Also hand q sfaendf,
stock Of Leather and Findings sale Wholesale and
tail low for cash. ut hi, old stand street floor
above Pavili6tti9sdt "' dje2,El W DEUSNER:
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SALE OF REAL ES rA TE.

TIME Subscriber wishes 10 sell the North half Of ths
South of Ransc IL West. The same being the farm be-
longing to the heirs Of Henry Lohmer decd of Van
derhurgh County. AMI the late residence Of said de. "a
Sad farm is&c Improved. h!ttrrS"a fryt barn
naarly new, and other eomfoft4SE buAlfhgs, with a
Black smith shop, and first rate very eonyeien,
to the house. fibe said is not sold before the 23d da
lat Public Auction. at the door Of the Cput House, IL
Evansville Terms third cash, and the balance in six
and twelve months NORRIS =. JOHNSON.
aug3Otf Any. In fact.
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FaEsH ARRIVAL OFDRY GOODS,

THE subscribers have just received SO packages
J. fresh and desirable Goods. embracing Philip Allen
& Sons Duhnell, Manchester, Glabe, Briggs, Moshas.
mosk.ng and China Denms Jewctt City, Mil!ole, Otis
Bascom and Falls Company Shiring Stripes; variOu,
STYLES Of Joseph Rpkas fancy cotton cassimeres and
good assortment beached shirtiie, plaid rscys bus
.attincts: red and selidw y6ai;eh aAd Drd%h Canton
Fannci. and brown Drilis; and first variety
Of Tickings Kentucky Jeans and heavy - tfown Sheet
inys All Of which offer TO the trade at reduced prices
part this lot OF Goods purchased by friends
IN New York the .Big Sale and selling them
low because re can do 80.
jyI4 MORGAN, KEEN Il PRESTON.
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Portrait Painting.


ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
rNHE undersigned thankfully acknowledges the en-.
Il couragement that has been afforded him in the
commencement OF his educational labors in this com-
nity and announces that the Second Term OF his
School will commence on The first Monday Of September
in the building adjoining the Episcopal Church Parents
enrpsting their TO his care, mar DC assurcd
shah receive " Ms hadS all the bepr6t that extcn>ivs
his profession, impart ORDrR complete aud perfect
will be required in the School Room, indispensable
the right discharge ofthe duties Of the place. SYSTEM
study will be exempied and inculcated impor
ant aid TO intellectual progress; and daily actual and
visible will be demanded Of every scholar
the only sufficient evidence Of faithful study Aiten
ton wiz also p given tq We s,!tyati9n az Iesn.d and
morals and correct principles, All branches belonging
to a thorough English education, tosethcr with the clas
sics will be taught aud being himself practical
lcppntanthp WIN pay particuiaf to
bo. k-keepii,g.
He pledges himself to furnish . superior article IN
every department Of Ofinstructon, and hopes c aus
tined by the liberal minded citizens t place In sun
...g am Acknowledged deficiency in t,is community.
TERMS QUARTER,
Elementary branches. 81 90
Higher English. H................5r g 20
Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry, &c, so
either or all \ "
aug, JAMES GREENE;
SSCASES Of Ladies snd Misses Morocco Leather nnd
y Ea Bcptees Fnarplled kid walking shoes, with
fA.sS sSsS * s'''sl' Spp'' 'as 5H i2y nSeHER CO.
A Lien: FANCY PELNTS-25 cases style rec,
aaas s. '''' All Main street Louisville, Ky.
'sE'S QuigIeigs extra family Hams Just reed AN,
IL for sal. a, .-~aI COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
-ES Mems Kip Brog an. Monroe, for sale by
% an 20
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der their direction, expressly for this Market and consists
Of every article requisite to complete gcntemens ward
robes.
COATS ANDC OAKS.
nne assortmen. Of blue. brown grey ;rab Markinsv -
ankets Box and Overcoats; fine lot Of cloth coats Of
all sizes and prces superior black and blue French and
English Cloth Dress, Froek and Sack Goats fun ts,I
Satnett and Csshmerctte Goats; broN greer ah Hfes
and all colors Of Tweed and Cassfe Ihck, frbck and
dress Coats, Ro1nsbo"is % and fSs ~ " ~ rinds.
ss;,%ess ,;a.. S pant: n' s As:i%sts Pants fancy
nett Pants: and Corduroy pants ofevery variety and
price to sfi{ Purchasers.
vESfSack silk and satin Vests; fancy AID plain silk
yclyet Vests fancy cashmere Vests satnstt vests and
Soiimoh Vests of all kinds.
I'm FURNISHING CslODS.
~ All the late styles OF plain and fancy silk
and satin Cravats Scarfs and Stock s. white - q
and all cOOrs Pocket Handkerchief; Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts; Muslin AM fannclAU, and Net m.
dcrshirts aud Drawes SE collars: every kind efeaser
Nd lhread and Cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
ghni. StsPsnscrs; s gngha,n s,d cotton Umbrellas:
2odd's, SherwOods and Chases Hats also Silk fias
CABS, Roots. Shoes, king canes &e? ~ y, k.H
All the a'ovc seacs thing else in the furnish.
ing line will be sold Mt Cincinnati prices fo- CASH!
We shall continue receive fresh supplies weekly du.
nov4 AHLERlNG Il DRUMMER
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

vn.N =. hVfhlNS Is now opening the finest stock
makes. His Dress goods comprise assortment an
e moss desirable styles OF Silk, Persian Cloth Reregs
iAihes French Musns, Ginghams and Priuts-aI fsSt
eoiors. very choice selection Bonneis am Bonpes
aiso few fine French Flowers for out and in
Soe trimming; Grape Shawls, Piano and Table Cover
Safpeuhg Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Nisses en-:
all Qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots aud
Shoes ranaa and Leghorn Hats, Looking Glasses Hard
ware, Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Cnrta,s nS
Surin Material in fact verying usual, kert in the
r!-uoods Boots and Shoes Hardware and Paper busi
sess, may be found very low for cash. 1I.,s1
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CARRIAGE TEIMA6IESs.

CARRIAGE TEIMAdrFSs.
TUSt recieed large lot Of Hu6b and Sand hand,
- Curtain frames stump Joints, patei do brass Cap
Of all Kind. for sale Stthe sign oftheMnI Saw " -
ausl9 c. NJ. REb4IF.
ZIP BOOTS-lO cases Mems MINE Kip Boots reed
~ ~ thT aas. sRffer sale " J.iF. NAFHEiE .fp.
\ RRivHL E--STRa6RDINARY--sO0 Chick. ia.
N reed and for sale below the market price at
auS3l COOK SFAMILY GROCERY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-27

ID DECEIvED andjust opening for sale low.
III cases Mohair and Silk warp Lustrcs:
2 do ass..'d colors Velvcts;
I do Black CLOTH
DO Blue, dtah hbrown, sresns ard olive, Ir'i cloths
@ do asstid poors; f'-'
do Turkey Red O; chiptz;
do French C-ssiihefs; w -
do Blue and Steel mixed Satinets;
do Clue and White Blanketsi -
do Silk and Worsted serge's;
do cartoon cape netting;
9 30 cartoons of cotton: Tylcs thread. Joct edines
Woolen Twecds 4cases KY. Jeans.
s 40. j. H. MAGHEE & co,
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56i6R9za:Ns =: Coat Lopp.s .eeI tsi tsi,id;y ;Ss,s
,.stP,ll :" 4l7.Main fttcst La&sfiNe' Ky.
I 80, E,R!ECES new Style Bonnet Ribbons. reed this
Il 4 - day and for sale By ~ ,JAS,IQW &, ,CH..
~ this day and for sale by JAS. LOWE co.
scptll 4l9 Main stree! Louisville Ky.