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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

Money continues abundant at 0Ub T. cent.
on call and irstclass paper In call loans
are made hi easier rates.
The Dauplin and Susquehanna Coal COmpa-
uy has coniracd on very avort bic terms for building
and completing the exten ion Of their present Railroad
from point Cold Srrine their coal estate to Port
Clinton the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, at
total cost OF les than $1,000 2 mile Including rails
Tie route passes through Fishing Greek Gap the pop
ulous and thriving town OF Pine Grove the rich valley
of Bear Creek ard the town OF Auburn distance Of
81 miles, with exceedingly favorable grades in the d.
recticn oithe trade BY the terms OF tue contracts thus
work 10 be entirely completed ready receive the
locomotives and before The l.; of July next
Contracts for heavy American rails for this road were
msde previous to the late heavy advance in rails and
the deliveries are TO be made early next Spring
The Anthracite Coal trade, the past week,
has fallen Of considerably the define being principally
with the Reading Railroad The elections probably
interrupted business and the OF the less
ened sunEage. The Lehigh Navigation brought down,
to Saturday last, "a 100 uns tie schuylki Navigation
brough, down to Thursdsy of this week, ~ 765 and
the Reading Railroad - 500 tuns The aggregate tan-
mage by the three lines Is 39369s runs Tue demand
CONTINUES fair for the season and prices are firm.
Tie directors of the Potsdam and Water
town Railroad have made con,rac, with Messrs
Phelps Nation Barnes for the construction Of that
road.
AtPhiladelphia in monetary matters there
Is no change 10 norce The market continues Abun-
dainty supplied with capital AZ Bank rates Second
class Paper is readily placed al s. q sper cent
TIE AIbaHy EreEiHg Journal gives the an-
nexed statement Of The quantity Of Flour Wheat Corn
and Barley left a; tide wsor during he fourth week n
Oc,aher IN he YER ISL and lsso n fnllnns.
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Ocean Steamers.
lrs1 OF srLAMEEs res rHE NoNrH

STEAMERS re ARETyE IRON EUROPE
Hanbo ssed run Hayrs. ur sc- ora ooA-, -
cs@ss< -sa1ed rOo L,s-poo of Bo-.oa ocol-, :,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FmE-About O'Clock, on Saturday night
hast u Are broke in the OF Messrs. Wood &
Lswis In Fulton-st, opposite Cntons, but speed
iy extinCuished by Engine Company No. 3 The fire
originated In the basement, from the falling Of candle
smong cotton goods. The damage will reach about
q 600 principally caused by water. The loss Il fully
covered by insurance
The SUNDAY LAw-The ordinance prohibit
ing the s&le of liquor the opening OF shops OF any
description on Sunday Was hy order of the Mayor,
directed 10 be enforced yesterday The order however
in most Of cases, not Needed, and selling and buy
ing were prRetced openly before the Election, and
but were intericrcd with by the authorities As
officer prohibited from entering pl.ce where liquor
IL sold IL l. to impossible for them 10 detect
violation of the law, those who determine sell
have their doors 1osed and the windows curtSne thus
preventing view from without OF what Is gong
within
Board OF CANvAssERs-The Common Coun-
Gil meets u o'clock this afternoon BOARD OF Cn-
vasseIs TO the votes for the city candidates az
the recent Election.
CRY CouRr-The civil business of this
Court win be resumed tins morning, before Judge
Greenwood. The causes 20 be taken up range from
kos 10 IL ON the calendar.
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During two On three years past Improvements in Rer
gen have been rapid. Streets have been opensl g..
residences erected, and established lines Of oonh,..
accommodate The residents Of thar rural LOCALITY m.
dstspce frOna the ferry Is and half TO two ona
isrrisgs to commuters cheap on other ferries al
the view Is commanding in every direction, bu, .sne
sslly over the haTbor Of NewloIk and It's cities Tn.
grusnd Is high quite level, and desirable for building
purposes Speculation has much increased TIE value
Of IrOpsrty in the suburbs Of Brooklyn and Williams.
bursA that capitalists ART becoming fearful OF re
action and if al this time, the section referred 10 ca
Bergen Hill were brought into market those who desire
to invest money in real estate would no doubt improve
the opportunity To do however, the hrsi steps arc
to constitute il Wards OF Jersey City. ~ tina, the al
vsntsges of the City Government would be extended
over is great proportion Of the residents there
are In iavoy Of the movement and moot Of the real
estate residents Of Jersey Guy, or Pcrsons
doing business in New York desire annexation % ler>
sey City Ii 10 altogether probable ths, such tTansac-
ton would soon double the value OF real estate In the
contemplated Wards. Jessy City would also derive
advantage in the eventual increase Of real estate
The creation Of valuable real estate Bergen hht
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lac. 46665a re- 29ls 100 re ls7i, os5 Dc III 30
BY reducing the whes; to Flour the quantity Of the
'H'ef len q nde-~sfer this year compared with the
ending period Of las, year shows an increase Of
sstsl barrels Of Flour
as lono-ins table shows the quantity of some Of the
Articles Of produce eft Il sde water from the
'"shesnest q savissroa 10 he uss Of ocsose, In
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT cALESDAR-Tu, D.r
SUPERIoRAsD CIRcUIT CoURT.-Publlshed on
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Inc 1912 Inc 2l5226 Dec. -, 554 lac. II, los
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles len q;
RIDE water from thf commencement OF navigation 70 the
Sls oeioeer inclusive, during the years ISL and ls52
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SUPREME coURT-sTrcnt Trrs-Befors Jsdss Bo'rosTH-
DECISIONS.
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Advertisement
ONLY ONE PLAcE.-ThOse beautiful cray0n
Dsgueueotypes for which the prize medal Of the Amer
cen lustute has just been awarded taken only by
Roor, at Nc 263 Broadway. Clll and see them. Pic
lures taken in any weaiher--air, cloudy OF rainy.
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Dec lS6lore > Isl, lSs D'e2, llSel7 Inc. los. siI
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles e.t AZ
ide water from the commencement Of navigation TO
be 3st October Inclusive during the years 1850 and
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THk suxnAY LAw.-The oldinance prohibit
BoARp OF CAxvAssERs.-The Common Coun
CRY CouRr-The civil business of this

Court win be resumed tins morning, before Judge
Greenwood The causes 70 be taken up range from
kos 10 IL ON the calendar
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CHARGE OF BlcANr.-A sailor, named Hugh

CHARGE OF GRAND IARCENY.-A young man,
10 years Of age nsmcd WIN. Warren, was yesterday
arrested charged with stealing SIS in bank notes from
the pocket of Patrick Fnan while the lat or asl,cp
upon a table at the house OF his brother at No I'll
OIangest The larceny IL alleged % have been com.
United the ght ofthe 4th inst, and witness mined
VIM d. Cornecn testihed that he the prisoner, at
the time have his hand in the pocket of Faan Tae ac
cused committed by Justice Osborne to await trial
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OF New.York for the week ending aud Including Fr'
dar Nov 5 ls52:
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ASSAULT AND ROBBERy.-A man named Hen
~ Rcsh was arrested On Friday by Officer Common, OF
the Fourth Ward, charged with having violently a.
saulted young man named John Albrech residing al
No l26 Stanton-st while in n disreputable house in
Cberryst and robbed him Of a wallet containing Sos
Tie accused taken before Justice Osborne and com
mite a TO awa ait examination
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DIR. A. ]. vANDHRsLlCE.


Late professor Of the Ecols Cnione Medicine e Aas
naeiale rsr's, having essn praeseing Msd,eias -
BE0s leave to snsounes 10 his sspds and - psb,,s
ID generally hat hs si eonsinues % Sevsss 81 uss
and attention 70 De alienation Of human sl0ne, b.
curing the follovjog diseases Cougha Cold, Agkns.
las Goui Kheunssism, scro;sls. White Sssl1r6 h.
Of The skin, Nervous affections pevof - Aeue.
bilious complaints DC, &c.
liar way Of treating all kincs Of dlrsases has teen
tonishingcuhng he most despe eaoes aer repeated
failures Of the most eminent prsctodesn Tie country.
take the OF si rsenss without charge excepting
the cost OF the medicine. requir n fee until asr he
restoration of their hoaih and he fun sasfaction Of
me pstiehrs mind Of the benefit conferred hi! h he
principle upon which Or. vandersce Is governed ID IL
Persons ancted with Bilious &C., &c. can nsvs &c.
ehu,y removed and permanently cured b. d. ". and
can bear testimony 20 hi wonderful success
ramines suffering with irregularities. Nervousness, de-
r ssn D. Permsernily cured y ne trs:tnee q
eacy hinder you from applying In proper tseu vhsa
you can be 50 readily restored to healin. y.
% ss sas sn..sr are
dele:erous medicines. Dr. v. being efshsnty suoess.
fu in This branch Of racee Patients ~oSid ave mueh
GIVING n an ~ S :S, ii q sS =
setere and long standing It may have been do oSeS
cure Or n" pay nvilids your true interest," i & s5iy
70 Or at once Who has the proper medicines 70
Or. vandersies bess leave TO s.y further safSs k.s
with him RENE dies prepared in scenrAe and skilfsl
IN which his attention hss been 81 via fcii dsseos
how to them therefore invslds from any section q
The county by addressin le,eF po:t ps1 % Ne tes
advice and medicine sent them. =. =
ITomee hours from TO l2 O'Clock, A: =. - nea
P1he doctor may be found q. the Psvsllsa Hessl On
Front street. on and attsr this date. He win remain
some eight or ten days. f.-e 1..fsFCrx-
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~ Hon. Jesse B. Thomas, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, who was delegate 10 Congress from
the territory Of Indiana (now comprising the
States of India ma, Illinois, and wisconsin,
forty-four years ago, and one of the first
Senators from Illinois, is about to take up
his residence in Washington City. He cross
ed the Allaghenies seventy-twO years ago,
when the whole West, now with popula-
ton of millions, was wilderness.
Gin. Atlas.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
COMMERCIAL.
WllOLESA PRICES CURRENT.

EVANSVILLE, Nov. "a, 1852
RrrR-Still continues fall at this point and above
with fair beating stage Of water In the channel
wEATfER-Cool and rainy.
DEMONSTRATING the past week business In all de-
partu,ents has been brisk Our merchants doing
extraordinary trade this season.
PoRx.-Sales of small lots effected at s5 25a5 20.
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OF Yankee coulness is proyerbial. A
friend of ours was recently passenger upon
train, out of its time, and where collision
was feared. Said timid man to him,
"What if we should butt the up train!-
"Let her butt them" was the reply, "I've
got through ticket, haven't you'll"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-25
J. B. MESKER,
Main street near tAs. Washington Heus

Main street near the. Hdshtagt0H Hohse,
HAS Just received large and well selected
BE assortment OF Cooking aud Parior Stsves Of the
i3 laesta and most approved patterns, which he will
- ~ sell astonishingiy low.
Also all kinds Of Tin Sheet hon. Brass and Copper
Ware stove trimmings, &C., &c. Also most splendid
assortment of Britannia Ware, embracing Tea and Coffee
Pots, Cream Pitchers, sugar Bowls, Candle Sticks,
Knives aud Forks, Spoons Castofs Tongs, &C., which
We viii take pleasure in showing to the public Call and
my wares. hoyn
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CaAs W. Mack. .!:. "A. Lossxsfsnxs'
MACK & L01HNeTIN ELS
tar Clolhi Ster
IN FULL BLAST
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN ru row.a STORY OF DRsw's s&vil.ox. ossass o.
wArEa AND SYCAMORE sraEs1s.
.. Me.sn. MAcK4 LoBESsTlSR
~ have lust rec'd and will continue 1m
~ to'receive weekly from their large EC5W
W Wholesale Establishment In Gin. ~l1D
NATL the largest and most extensive assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured with especial view to meet the wants
the Market and Consisting Of every article of sppare
necessary complete the wardrobe of individuals ~ev
y taste.
nne assortment Of black, crown, gray. drab, Mackn
Blanke, Box and overcoats 6ne lot Of cloth coats
Of snd
irimed Sattine and Cashmerette Coats brown, green
and grey and all colors of Tweed and Cashmere sack
froei and dress Coss Roundabouts and Coats or all
kinda.
PANTS.
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants;
and steele mixed and cadet mixed Satne Panis Tweed
and Corduroy pass OF every variety and price TO suit
purchasers
VESTS,
Vests fancy cashmere Yeats; sanett vests and common
~FCRNuSH1NG GOODS. - a.
Consisting of an elegant and l!f0t
large assortment Of castome rllliu
~ maae bosom shirts shirt collars. III
eravats Of superior quality and beautiful patterns SILK
nit cotton drawers under gloves suspenders and
etery other article saly fouAd 10 the most extensive
Establishment Of tn country.
Oh In connection with their large stock Of aaSS
YFR clothing, they will keep file assort f&E<fSe
NV ment Of CAxrs Superior Hans AND Cara -
Also all kinds of Union Mexican California. Leghorn
Panama and other styl les Of hats with variety of
BOOTS and ~HOES.
II Is useless to mention elegant and very extern
sve lot OF hogskn and other kinds of TRrxxs, CAnPrr
BAGS andy ALlsEs.
Offering he rtfet thanks for the unmstakable de-
uonsiratrsons of approval received in both tie whole
sale and retail departments Of Business In respest
fully soliciting continuation of the publick favor, We
deem iecspitulate sacili
ties and systems OF conducting our business which en-.
able us TO compete not excel establ shment Of the
kind n the Union We beg to say. that every step in
progress, In experience. and extending business,
tends towards enabling the more extend great In
du dement's and facilities 10 customers. Having en-
arged our business TO considerable degree since st
spr q. this enabled "a offer to our friends,
and TO the inspection of purchasers generally stock OF
gocds which in superiority Of make. beauty Of styles,
and owness Of prices has certainly not its equal either
in the East West
TCountry merchants should not fail 70 this stock
before purchasing.
Ecanspiue, Oct. 49, 1e51.
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nLANK BO0KS.-We now receiving an excel
lent and arge of all kinds OF Blank Books
how'll RATHBoYE WHEELER.
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GTNew Boston, the town in New Hamp-
shire where Gen. Pierce made the speech re-
ported by Parson Foss, voted at the late cleo
ton as follows: Pierce 2l5, Scott 80, Hale
IL. s.ffr
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CONSERVATIVES. - Timid old gentlemen
who see "danger to the constitution in the
fltictuation of the egg market.
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THE
GREAT EInE In CH1LL1COTHE,
GDHH 10 OO
Dnesthird u the Town Bufnt 20 Ashes!

cmLLlcornE, o., April 18th, 1862.
Messrs. Sftkxts q NARviS-
0eRtismsn: Yorrs Of the sth 10 at hand. In reply,
every Safe In tho 6 has proven good Tor
pothing. lost large Safe--rr PERFECTLY DsTRoy
ED-but In the SMALL SAtAMAN1KR BcuGHT ykoA YoU
SorHIxo WAS INJURED. Your obedient sertt
WHIT. CLEM0NS.
Tho above letter shows that In rel hot IRE, RIcHs
SAtiAAxpERs the only Safes 10 be depended upon.
In the Pearl street ne, eisreR 0ss, of different make
totally esfroy ed, Rlcns SASE bidding dee
nnce TO the hames notes. bonds and mora.
ges 70 the value OF $4,000. The Chillicothe ere is
parallel case-EvERy SAFE Rscn destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove incoDtestby that Wders
Pstent ralamanden. with RIcn1 IYYpovEAEST, are the
beat Safes made in the United St4tss In the whole
world. They be had ut the UEPcT. ll6 wArra
and At the FAcrcn1 corner Of ST. Mxsxs pLa1E ana
Aiss, q tAs JeliseiaS Agen<iss.
ISAAC BRIDE New Orleans, La.
!. n. HATCE Charleston, s. G.
THOMPSON y 0NDE6BURYS, Baltimore, Md.
HOLYoAKRat LowNES 4 CO.. Memphis Tenn.
EDDY & M00lEf, Toledo, o.
ALLlS Il H0WES, Evansvill Il,
q. SHEPARDd CO., Buffalo. MY.
WALTER 4. MARv1N. Iockport, NY.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. H. CAMPFlELD. Savannah, Ga.
HALL 4 MOSEs, Columbus. Ga.
WM.RtNDALI, 81 Paul, NJ T.
MORLEY & RAYNOLDS, Cleveland. o.
HAvER. BOYD GAINESVILLE, Q.
HY sUGGETT, Rochester, n. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hoffcr.
NOTICE is heree4 R1908 SEut the undes1(ned -
IN been sppoinssl e1n inlsssator Of he 60 e
James Perry, deceased, lAas Of vanderbark eo1ung.
Said estate Is suppossd 70 be solvent
Nov. Q, leo2. PI~HA10 IUvI6T..
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Nod.fdE o. aaHH

IN auction. TUESDAY ~ Sth inAsns ot1BS ~
dence Of James Perry, decsossd, lhh q vd1osvbuR
county. all his personal psup6, bossol ed5< hsusL
credit Of six months will y gven on al suns evef
three dollars the purcha or giving his nots with APPROX.
ed security waving valuation and layes
Nov. 8, 1852. RICHARD HUSTON.
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HENRY @. WRAY,
manufacsurer Of Jcwelry.

OF NEW YORK.
rs now extensively engaged In the Manufacturing OF
Jeweiry at No. l4l Main street, Derbys Ruiiding.
trance LIST door South Of Smcad's Banking House, Gin
einnat, Ohio.
Diamonds set In newest styles. and every variety Of
Jcweiry made to order. octl6 stdA3mu'
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LAMn FOR eAIa

On ACRES Of land ten cleared and - AGREE N
~ der good fence lying within Two miles o. Bvals.
vile, and half mile Of the Boonve Road, w b cold
Ct bargain. II application Be made sooa. ub de
North end Of the hast Rslf of norm Wese oua7or II
Section b. townships 6. South ~ Range 10 WoGL ~
turtle particulars enquire Of
novll-2tw- ltd n. PLUWEU.
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Com Nh ission n ouse,
SAINT LOUIS.
Jxo. w.-rwvcurxx. yos. nosHlDes
Twiehell & Mogxidge,
Commission and Fdrrcrding Merchessts,

Commission and Fcr4sardins Msrchexss,
Corner Commercial ana Pine S.,
WILL personally attend 10 all consgnlpsnts and com
Wv missions entFustsd 70 them. and win make liberal
cash advances ON consSnmeh Of Bls 81 adhk In hand.
Orders for the purchase OF Lead crsn Hemp and other
Produce, win be promptly lsd At the Lowest posdbe
prices, and on the b. 81 teffns.
They will also undertake ths sett!sment and collection
of claims Of importance ard HOPE. BY their especial per
sonal efforts u all tie intertss Of Asufchds
10 kife gsnefal satsfaeti5n.
Refefences.
GEcRok CoftItR
PACE Il BA(ON,
CHARLES, Blow Co., , st. LouD.
CnourEAu q VALE,
poAN, klxo & Co.,
\; p 3. f SH,ss. 4 s."' LenA.lis.
ELLIS q MoRrox,
SrRApER & GoRMAx, L rsa.,sS.U
HosRA & TRAfER, ~
SpRIHexR & WnrrEMAx,
s. S;S.; s s:;:. =: s s.''' r''s'sA.
=. e. G. YARNAtL q Co.,
MoReAx, J. M. B5cx & MoRexS, pyussst,k,s
B. b. CoMEars;
SHIELDS & MILLtR,
Blow * MARCH. n. York.
JOSIAH LEE & Co., Baltimore.
A &C.. aahs sS. 4 Geo = Co.. Bottom.
&c. TwICHELL & CO., ComttiafiSh Aefehah.a
Ne Ussean4.
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A I'M NIsTRATOR's NoTICBs-NsHesi
IA hereby given tia. the undersigned he's been sppoln
ed administrator Of the Of Hugh Blackbup dec
sed. ate Of Wander urg county. Sad esx1D bs1ppoes
o be solvent. novz Va CYRUS BLACKB0Ru.
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PHOTOGRAPHED,
Or DaguerreOtyDe Miniatures.

II NJ. McCLuERk SON would respectfully inform
81 the Ladis and Gentlemen Of this place aud vcin
M that they have taken the formerly occupied by
w, bsters Gallery for the purpose remani, few
days. where they would be pleased to exhioqspecmcns
In this beautiful art, They fatter themselves that their
specimens will compare with any-beng In possession
of all the oil Hill and others Pic
lures taken with without cocr single or In groups.
Landscapes copies Of residences. miniatures, or por
traits copied with neatness and upon the shortest posi-
BILE notice. nvads waited ut their residences
They have the finest set Of frames &c. ever ex-
hbitedi this place. together with every thing 10 make
true and perfect likenesses.
nOtlO J. M MeCLuEH q SON.
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1nO nnn NEW CuNxY BAGS. large sire for sale
novs AL, Is aowEs.
N.B. The Gentleman that borrowed off our Ss6dle
Bags and forgot 10 return them will picsse do We
W M them to loan rain. oOfo
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BTJTC9ER SHOP.

BUTCHER SHOP.
WIN. PAYNE has removed his Butcher shop from
wv the corner of Vine and First Streets 10 half a
square nearer First between Vine
Sycamore where he would be pleased to see his old
and customers keeping on hand as he does, an ex'
cellent assortment of Fresh Meats, DC.
novlIu VIM. PAYNE
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ADAMS & co. q EASTERN, WESTERN
Ra 60
AND FOREIGN EXPRESS


AND FOREIGN EXPRESS.
TE public are respectfully informed that We are now
prepared give increased facility and dispatch Tor
tra sporting and from the East merchandise, pscka
ges parcels bank notes. and specie, and assure all
who patronse quick dispatch throughout the year.
having railroad communication from Cincinnati 70 tne
East Each express 10 in charge Of trusty messengers
with iron safe for better security OF vaiu'
ables.
We collect Ills notes, drafts all orders for goods,
or pay bills in places where we have ofices.
Expresses for IT, Louis, Madison, Indianapolis, Cin'
cinna Cleveland Pittsburg, and all parts Of the Eas
leave daily at 10t A. NJ.
Por Lexington and Frankfor at M.
For California b, eacn mail steamer from Eew York.
ADAMS & CO.
S.A. JONES, Agent,
noyi3 ,:2 DIFF Once $50 Main ST., Louisville,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
TUsT Received al the Evansville Book Store, wateon's
d Practice of Medicine Williams Principles OF do.
IN mor); Williams and Ciymer Respiratory Organs;
Williams Human Anatomy; and for sale low BY
noyI3 SAMUEL LISTER.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-25

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-25

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ALLIS N HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.