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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22
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4i9 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE THE OFFICE LOFTS
WILLIE ky.
receiving large aid very superior stock of cyotbs
CdsStHieTeS and PestsgS in great of colo,s
Inc rnest dd most Fashionable goods thu could b..
selected from The argesimporting houses i'm New York
Overco ting OF new design and of snpror Quality ana
In large qIanes styles, ve,y rich trimmings 10 suit
large stock % fancy Csssimeres very beautiful and i'm
good taste All kinds of Sestings, VeIvets Pushes
enbr"ided satns and figured SILKS for weddings aud
parties.
large stock Of q sntlemen's Furnishing goods I'm the
best quality aud taste Gentlemen rely upon get
ting the best and most Fashionable goods at this est
lishment, The style of all garments will be in aceor
dance with the fast of the customer and the pre- ging
fashion, Genieu visiting ouisrlle be suited 10
their ncton by calling upoa 4. o.. X. i4g Main street
who will he pleased To show his goods and TO suu his
patrons in u style that will he Card to his house
Orders solicited a-d prompt! attendedto.
Oet93m A. o. RUNYaN.
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Vuelta Abgo, have been arrested for GEN.
spring against the Government.
Spanish vessels are cruising IN the Moro to
prevent the Crescent City from entering the
harbor.
The officers of the Black Warrior were
treated with marked courtesy.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Is.
The river has risen inches since Satur-
day, but is now stationary.
PIrTsBURG, Oct. Is.
There are 80 inches water ana falling. The
weather is clear and warm.
ALBANY, Oct, Is. NJ.
Gen Scott reached here to-day amid the
greatest enthusiasm. tie leaves here for
WestpOint to-day.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 81, NJ.
River rose inches last night. Markets
no change. Flour steady at S3,2O@ $3.50.
THE IRIsHMEN OF NEW HAMPsHIRE.-
We copy the following from the Concord
IN. H. Statesman. The fact that all, no,
not all, but al least nine-tcnlhs of the IRISH
Roman Catholics OF New Hampshire are
opposed to Gen. Pierce and N favor OF
Gen. Scott, is indeed most unequivical in
dication Of what is thought OF the New
Hampshire General where he is bes
known:
Encouraging Fact.-The fact that in this
State, with comparatively a small number
of foreigners and adopted cluzens more
than fouf hunGreo names have been pro-
cured 10 papers hostile TO the document ob-
tain ed ON the Concord X. H., and known as
the Certificate OF the S." is ample proof
wanting that large portion OF The snnages
OF naturalIzed foreigners will at the APP
preaching election De given for Gen. Scot,
the lrishman's friend. In obtaining sigma
lures TO documents drawn up at Mancnes-
ter, Dover, Nashua, Concord, and for use
upon the line OF B. & d. NJ. X. r., the Scott
ieeiing, prevalent to IA large degree among
the IRISH IN O.her portions OF the country,
was most urciuivocaily manifested, and
many would have been glad 10 have signed
papers pied sing their WISHES, and the woes
vi such as have them TO glve,,ior Cen Scot.
The story o; his Interference in behalf
OF the Irish prisoners on board the En-
glish ship Is known to all sympathetic
people, and is exerting It's due influence
upon them
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

Hogs are quiet, and we hear of no sales in
addition to those we quoted few days since.
About 10000 head have been off red at Sc,
from the hooks, but not taken. The impress
sion prevails that the number of hogs this sea-
son will be fully equal to the last, and specu-
lators and buyers assert that the crop through
cut the West will be the largest ever known.
On the other hand, drovers and farmers in
many sections OF Kentucky are firm. in the
belief that the crop will be short.
Lou. Courier.
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TAX NOTICE.
FOR A. Id, 1882,


TUE tax payers Of Vanderburgh county are hereby
Il hothed That the duplicate Tor 1852, contained Hist
OF and other purposes has been received
by me from We Audaey of said county, and that will
attend az me place Of holding elections III knight town
ship, on Wednesday Nov Sd ,
SentTe township, Thursday, Nov. 4th.
scoit township, Thursday, Nov. 5;h.
ar" 'rong township Sa urday, nov. 6th.-
herman wnship, Monday, Nov. 9Th.
,,erfs township, Nov. o h.
onon township, "Wednesday, Nov. 10th.
Inc axes for the year ls52 are as follows
For Grposes 90 cents each one hundred dol
ars val ton of property, and each poll so cents for
IA! purposes, % Gems above, and on each poll
- rnnort Of Common Schor Il, 10 cents each
one dollars valuation Of oil property. and on
acl Doll Ok cents For the purpose OF paving the inter-
s on Rnds issued for Stock subscribed In tie Evans
vile ng illinois Railroad Company u cents ON esch
inc HUNDRED dollars value OF all property returned In
the general list for taxation:
ALSO three dollars on each and every ono hundred
Co,nnarf.s moi chartered in this State. - "a
baIl nrocaed to collect the above taxes In the man.
ner prescribed by law -
Evansville. Oct. IL, 1852.
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2cw Fall nn dsSiuicT Goods, ;,l
COLBJqy e TER sEBBR GERS.

Ger. Of Balm a3d Water SIS, EcanScj.ie, mi.
fUST REC EINkD.--A large and elegant assortment Of
- RIcH. FANCY and S'F,FLE Day GoopS, COM, rising
all the i'Scs aud tyics for ladies and Gentle
mems wear consisting of superior plain n ok Silks Of
various widths, superior black Rep. Brocac and rich
Figured do superior rich Colored dn superior Back
and rich Chameleon Gro dc Antique, superior plain
Chameleon do, snper Black India Satin for dresses, all
wool Cashnsrs aud Dc lanes plain coor-, ri, IA
Figured all WOOL De lanes. latest pattern and very rich
French. English and American Prints, Pine Ray Slate
fancy cnoared FlaGEe> for sacs superior iila silk
Warp. Welsh and general OF FiaHuclS,
large assortment of l State Shaw Tue various sizes
and quail les. black SILK Shawls, bite (so,d, Irish
Linens, Ginghaats En,broiicred Ssirts, French wors
Collars. Che n'Ze-S EhbroIeries. Hosiery. Gloves
Alsa French bIs,A aud Blue Cloths aud Doeskins
rich fncy Plaid do. rich :, bite. Black. aud coiourcd
silk Ecsns. aEd general assortme OF Goods for the
Fall. Also. a far-e assortment
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Carpets, Floor Oii Cloths and House
Eufni>hin GnOhs.

Among Which may b. fouad super 3Piy Carpets. ply
10 sap r lucriin. totpa Chain. and various widths
Hud qualities Of starr Carpets Ofi- patti 81
ar@ IL ri or oil tlpih> patterns, Siair oil Ciohs
Table ' Cloths ad Covers. rch satin Dc LANES flr Cur
tsins. TX super Cart Is,lnusks EN super Muslin Cur
ttln~. Lnen Drmasss NupSius and Table Cloths. super
Bed Blankets. Linen and Chiffon Sheetngs and Pillow
Linens aud Cat0ns. MorcrS Blue and Buff Cotton On
MASKS Plain and Figured IgrSey Red Prints. Embossed
PIANO and Table CoYcrs. t0rHres Curtain Pins, patent
curttn BOILERS stair ko Is, and other articles nu
meroIs ~ lHcuunn which We would invite our friends
and the p8bic to eiu and eXamic bef purchasing
elsewhere are Ippy and willing ID show goods
wishing 10 purchase. oot6-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

DRowNrD.-Wc learn that during the late
trip down Green river of the steamer Logan,
man who had come on board at lock No. 3
to transact some business, walked overheard
and drowned. The boat turned while he was
in the clerks office, and it being dark, he was
not aware of the change of her position when
going ashore. 1t was supposed to be Mr.,
kingley, of the firm ofKingley g. Myer, who
keep store at lock No 3.-Lou Jour.
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MERRITT. FIELD & CO. snsu4
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.

EraRsuive Ind. I..t las
A RE now receiving and opening i'm the large and cen
4 Inodious building t,ly erected BY Mr. Ohrer Lsif
largest aud best assorted Stock OF Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods ever brought TO his market. Our extensive IA
cilities ia connection with New York house. enables
us such inducements purchasers as will make
il To their advantage purchase of US. We shall cor
nue TO add weekly 10 our all ready largo stock % sste
keep it at all times full and well assorted with - -.
Prints of .rery kind, style aud price, -
Ileached Shrtings and Shectings. 80
Brown shiriings and sheeings OF all Widths sylsssa
brands - Isagoa
,,ssss. of n the different re brands. ' 5,a
Canton and Bonnet Flannels, .4s r.fll.,s4 brs
Red, white and yellow Flannels all wool, -.
Cloths of all eolois and prices from the principal
CaSsimeres plain and fancy, single and double MID
Twcess. al!-woo and cotton and wool, ~ ,sa ss4k
Plaid i;nseys Of ali the different STYLES,
Mousln de Lanes Of every style and price,,. rr-n
KarIson, Iancasi, ,arrS plain Llack Ginghaus ,ssr
Plain black Silks and'Sattas, t.lleas
Silk, Cotton and Wool Vrsiings, 7i3.-
Hvsery-Mens English Wool hose and half hoss.- -
do do Cotton half boss, IS -
Womans do worsted cotton Hose all seloD
Gloycs-Mens heavy Buck Gloves, ;7nr
do Kid, Cotton and Wool do,
SILK. Linen O ana Cotton Ito Pocket aandtsreh.
Swiss Muslins,
.lac0uett Muslns
Book Musiins.
Plaid CalbricAs. -'.-N
Victoria and Bshop laws, ~ co. 2,
Irish Linn dressed and undressed in half pisess.
Colored aud Papsr Cambricks,
Italian sewing Silk all coors and Letters, ~ ~
spool Silk, -
Spool Cotton i-t-+S
Aarshalls Linen Thread all numbers, aa-
Goats cotton. do
Plain, Embro'd and Printed long and squarswJ,l
Shawls, fh
Blankets full assortment 'a 90 z
beaver. Pilot and Felt Cloths, -.tfs
silk and Moilair Lusters, -tH
Plain, figured and Plaid Poplns, -nl ttia
Buttons, combs and fancy goods ofevery kind ara
description, all of which offer the trade the oR
est Cincinnati prices. .2.s"
n. b, Eggs, Beeswax, Feathers Rags. &c. taken In
trade for the above goods.
Also Money RENTED any part of Europe, and Drafs
from any part of Europe collected through Hcrss
in New York. "a
septIa MERRITT, FIELD & Co.
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ALLI5 e HOW is.
WskcseSgse a.pDcpss.

cOrRer Of Water and yJae sts.. EcansriUr, I'D.
DAVE on HAND one OF the largest and best selected
4 Socks of Groceries, opened IN the West and
Oer nduceien that will justify scaicrs prefer
The market ut Evansville 10 ANY more distant point
Merchants are invited to call and examine.
COFFEE-Bio. Jamaica. JAN a. Noycs-
TEA-lnpcrial Gun Powder. Tyson. SoInC Tyson,
POashoug Oolong of all grades from lowest price 10 fine
est.
SUGAR-New Orleans, Iavannah Loaf, Crushed
powdered.
MOLASSES-Thc VERY best Plantation, purchased pre-
vious TO the first frost, also. roiled and sugar iuuse
BHANDf-Of all grades ff''ia the hest imported.
great variety of hriuds. 10 Gplcsiic maaahcturrd.
NINBS-POrt. Madcira. Clarct Whit. Sherry, Cham
pagn. different brands ai.'i LavoTs.
GlN-LondOl Excise Pine Apple and very GRe liol-
lahd in Jugs.
GIG asa great variety of brands at all prises from
So - to SIS - lOCO.
AXES-Simmon :. Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with gencr Il assortment 81 AZ articles gem
erals kept ia GTOccrv Establishments such soap
Candle. Lle stui', Nails. lca,cr Starch, Nuts. large
lot o. GGLhy as. Turk Island and hauawha Salt Oils
Paints. Hrooms. Brashes. Paper, Tobacco. Counter
Scales, Coffee Mills. spices. DO ground, Matches Traces
Wen Chains anal fixtures. Tumblirs. ncvanters, Jars
lanterns Hall Lamps, Oysters. Sar ines. Mac&cre Sad
Goldfish Herring. >hovcls. cct-. Get. cct.
Ali the goods We sell are warranted. ottl
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Some months since a lady residing in
Boston. loaned man the sum of $50, to
assist him to go to California. A few days
since the lady received from the gentleman
a letter informing her thathe was doing fine
ly and enclosing $500 A fine return for
kindness and accommodation.
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o. Has the cookery book any pictures
said Miss -, to a bookseller. mo, mad
ame," was the reply. Why" exclrimed the
witty and beautiful lady, sswhat's the use of
telling US how to make good dinner, if they
give us no plates"
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A r c. I [ c.
New YORK, Oct. 10, p. J

The Arctic has arrived.
LiperpooI, Oct. 9.-Cotton-Sales for four
DAYS we're AZ 900 bales, N. o. fair at 81, do
middling 81, lair upland 81, the demand is
moderate md prices favor buyers; spectators
took 5000 bales, exporters 1000 bales
, Flour-Western canal 26s, Ohio 37s.
Money market-Consols at par.
The commercial advices from India are ia
vorable.
Consols at London were 9osalO0.
The ship Mobile, of Bath, from Llverpool
to New Orleans, was totally lost on the 29th
inst, with 60 passengers and % OF a crew, on
the ArkIow bank, off the Irish coast The
accident was caused By the careless slowing
ofthe second mate. Ali were lost, except
nine persons.
The Europa arrived at 4 p. NJ. on the I'd
of October.
Prince Gustave, of Sweden, is dead.
The II. s. soop st. Louis arrived at Glib
raltar i'm % days from Norfolk
The fortress al Tunis blew up, doing consid-
cradle damage to the city.
Kossuth is living in private in London
Lemuy, his ex-secretary, has been expelled
from Malta.
Count GAIA Equia, envoy from Brazil, ar
rived in Paris OH d secret mission.
An Instruction in Palestine Is apprehen-
ded.
The export of corn from Egypt Is prohibit
ted. owing to the scarcity o. food.
Walter, Logan, q Co.. a London house en-
cgced in ne South America trade, has sus-
pended.
1t is rumored that there is split IN the
French ministry, respecting tie Immediate
proclamation OF the Empire.
A panic in Vienna exchange has taken
place in consequence of past expenditures OF
the military.
II is report d that Lord Fitzroy Somerset
is appointed Governor OF India.
The potato crop OF Ireland is a fair average
one.
The greatest activity prevails at the dock
yards 1l Brest.
The Austrian camp nea- Pesth has gone
into winter quarters.
Disturbances are apprehended on the from
tiers of Hindos:an.
severe shocks of an earthquake have been
experienced in Bengal
g 30. New YORK: Oct. ID.
James Morris has been nominated for Con
gress in.t!Ie LIST district ofthi State.
John l.. Stevens, the well-knoNn traveller,
and Vice President of the Panama railroad,
died last eyening in this city.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is.
The steamer Powhattan is to .eaye imme-
diately for Havana.
Hon. A. Conklin, our new Minister to
Mexico, will proceed in her as passenger
In view OF the relation with Cuba, 1T Is
deemed advisable to keep the Powhattan IN
this station.
Commodore Perry, it is said, will be sem
out i'm her.
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0Tt wish that | was ghost, blamed
if | don't" said poor coyev, tie other
night, as he sat solloquising in the cold
They so wherever they please, toll free
they don't owe nobody nothing, and that's
a comfort. Whoever heard tell of a.man
who had bill against a ghost! Nobody
They never buy hats, wittals, or ticker,
nor has to SAW wood, nor run arrants as
do. Their shirts never get dirty, nor
their trowsers out at the knee as | ever
heard tell on. Ghosts are the only indie
pcndentpeopie | knows on. l rally wish
was one
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NEW CrP7la Z Ou-G

N!P. HENRY SCHAKFER has ken the new three
vi story Brick Buiiu., near the Pavilion Hotel. on
Water street, and has ,t. and furnished in the most
com ete style, aud is prepared to welcome aud
accommodate his iricn ard the public generally His
har will bc supplied with the choicest liquors. Wines
and Ales. which, with other refreshments. he will
day. MIR. :. viii always keep good variety of the
best brands OF Cigars. octi-Iy
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The Psnasylranirr, PIERCE paper in
the city of Philadelphia, has recently en-
deavored to make it appear that the Revo
lutionary battle of Germantown. near Phil
adelphia was British victory. This arises
perhaps from It's supporting a candidate
for the Presidency who is fayoritc of
the British, and whose cause was recent
ly espoused under British colors at Will
mington, Delaware, as is stated by IA re-
spectacle Journal of that locality.
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rRasE ARpIVAE.

ESSES. Seanti'u and ParviI have just reeeITed the
Va largest and h>t assortment of stoves ever Brought
10 tnis market. among watch viii b. found the Comet
Odd Fellow and three kn-s at Double oven and ali
kinds of Parlor Pr mrmS and Heating Stoves AEO the
Improved JacS,SpEs Dorbie oven, tie best and mot
economical stove ia use which We viii insure 10 give
better satisfaction than any stove brought 10 s city
septaj Main 81 Isl and 2d streets.
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" The Cincinnati Enquirer perpetrates
this: Miss Ellen Anderson, of Louisville was
awarded a silver pitcher by the Lexington
Fair, for the best specimen of a bedguiH She
ought to lay it away; it might do some day for
Ellen ARd'er son,
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~ The Pennsylvania inquirer, most
reliable authority, says that OLD CHIPPEWA
will run from ten to twenty thousand votes
ahead of his party in that State, and Their is
not doubt but that Pennsylvania will give
him her vote by proud majority.
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q. HUMMEL'S
PREMIUM
Essence of Coffee.

ONE package Of this Essence will! 60 far fo.r
" po1n9s OF Java Coffee, and Coffee made byt hisks
senee will preserve perfectly the real taste Of the )s
Java Coffee viii have more delicate and dnera
vor. finer colour and will ertaiply be muchxh,i,
somer for every person than pure Java Coffee; wsis
be clear without requiring anything 10 clarity it,
.HaHufaeutred and for Safe. WkeIesais and Retail.
By DAN'L BOILER & CO. PhilA
And for sale, Wholesale and Retsilby
sept2ldasw. WOOLSEY Il LIxCK.
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NEW DRY GOOD HOUSE

.seD YORK ana LoatSSsHs SFcn<hs "a
YNHE undersigned have irs. opened Staple and fans!
L Dry Good store on Water 81. corner of Main
Where they daily receiving extensive stocks of well
selected Staple ard Fame, Dr. Goods; Hats, Caps. Ua
brelas. etc. ETC. Also superior quai, " Ready meA
Clothing wGrrGnted; Iaiors Trimmings, Furnishing
Goods of the very best quality. Merchant Tailors win
Ind I 10 their advantage TO cali and examine our so<k
before purchasing elsewhere. To the public generally
We would that intend to keep at all times, full
supply "Fancy Goods of the latest and mostfasAioaas
styles, ,uiten TO this market. sttf ~
In addition 10 the above shall keep assortnoe
OF Jewery aud Notions equally ia quality. any Ssoe
IN the large cities ofhc West Our Motto is quickssl
and small profits.
sept3-if VIM LOwENTHAL & CO.
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DEPPERIL COITON-l9 bales reed and Cor sale t
L septlI JAS. LOW Ss CO., Al Main st. lou. KY
FTENSEsSEE None! bought at Iper cent.
i 4. GlABRRT q co.
sept30 Sycamore near Water:
I x PIECES new style Bonne: Ribbons. reed this
i } day and FOR sal! 10y JAS. LOW d co.
ssptiI 81. Main stree. Louisville ky.
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New stove and Crate Warehouse.
Copper, TIn and Sheetirca Ware Maaufdc-
tory.

Main street. opposite the Bark.
M have Just received ,ad offering the best
w selected assortment OF Sto, brought this
market, of Cincinnati and Louisville manufacture.
Sisiing OF coal and wood Ranges Buckeye State, hoosier
Site, and Kentucky Prenini cook stoves, coal and
wood Pdrlor, Franklin. nd Cannon 6 plate, Shields
parlor, and all kinds Of heating s,ryes. handsome
Also fin ware Coal Buckets ia panied ware Sad irons
aud Housekeeping, articles generally. We warrant all
articles sold by US t. be what represent them the
mIney refunded.
Particular attention paid to job Work, of will
give personal attention and If satisfaction is hot rem
uerci. no charge Viii BE- made.
seat.9u J. p. SCHWING * CO.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

1rOCASES Boots and Shoes. store by
lou seIiI5 MERRITT. FIELD & CO..
OCASES Shifting Check reed and for sale by
- serts2 JAS. Low d CO., Az Main st. Lou. Ky
TAR 50 BBLs large Wilmington FOR sale BY
l. sepi2l FOSTERS d BROWN.
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~ POINDEXTER, Portrait Painter, has taken the
T. rooms in FOs irs baildns, at head of STAIRS where
he would be- pleased to have citizens call and exaipr
his specimens of painting. He intends remaining in nv
ansville but short time. and would request those des
of having their portraits painted Il II soon. lie
promises To give satis.aetion and ony patronage
he may deserve it. aug1-ul
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TO DRUGGiST~s- suY .iCiANS AND
CuUSTRN MERCHANTS.

THE undersigned have now in large stock OF
l. Drugs Medicines Chemicals. Oils. Paints. varnisll-
es Dye Woods, Glassware, Patent Meiiclnes, brushes
de- &C. and are constantly receiving fresh supplies
from the and Eastern markets, which they
are determined to sell a.. small advance.
Our articles all selected with great care, ana war
ratd To- give satisfaction gcnuinencss, quality and
price. -
Surgical Instruments, Trusses. Abdominal supporters
and oulder Braces Of the most a. proved styles.
Pure Brandy old Rye whisky aud Wines Ior medical
purposes 0Ffy. of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock. consisting Of
Plates Cases Chemicals &c, at small advance from
Eastern prices
Mrs Mc-s Fine Cut Tobacco. and choice lot OF old
Havana Segars Bird Cages Seeds and Fountains
Merchants and dealers viii please call aud examine
our stock when in the city, and all orders will be attend
ed To Immediately aud carefully packed.
ALIEN C. H,IIocK HALLOCK & STODDARD,
W. III. u sroppARDi Wholesale Druggists,
Oct5u Main street, the river.
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TNILES and Edge Tools. full aud complete assert
L M Is of ". Butchers best c. ;. files and Edge tools
In store and for sale Ivy
o,lIs c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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The above letter shows that n Il hot FIRE, Rlcg's
SALAN AHDERs are the U y Safes to be depended upon.
Ia t Pearl street ire. cisrea safes OF different maker
were totally cSrOyed. kIr Ms SAFE kLoNE bidding dc,i-
;nce Ia the flames. preserving E0cs bois and norg;,-
ges. To The value ct SiWdG. The Chillirothe Gre is
farcl casc-EyERy SAFE Ri Us destroyed These
repeated occurrences proTs Ia-Oatestby Nidcrs
Patent SaiamaEders, with RI'Is INFRoyEMEXr are the
best safes madc in the Uited States in the who'll.
world. they be mad at the DEreT, iG aATta ST..
anu 81 The FACTORY, corner Of sr. MANS Place. and
ATESUEA, New YORK STEARNS ce MARVIN
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