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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
CITY1 DIRECTORY.
s I wIIEELINe. POST OFFICE. II
( -fs5ij! No. 49, MONROE STREET. Ira 81
70 800 JAcoRS & SHRlyER, p Al

,ERivsL AND DEPARTrRI OF NAILs-Ssrw SRRASSEnEs-.:
Great Mail-arrivcs at p. M, from the East
--#J Ia departs at ~ p. m, TO the West i7
Great Mail-sr,ivss at a, g a. M from on, The West
Wcllsyille-arriyes daily (Sunday excepted
i,rarts at o a. IN. z u = u LiEst.Lh Eza1GN4
ntonsyilIc-arrivcs Tuesday and Friday, ia M,
Giants sameday, same time t.l LItB 0.l y
PaIkersburE-arIives Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ucpatts 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Sicuhenvllearrves daily Sundays exceptsdl at II
l,craItsa 6, A. ~ = " aL44 ~ -lytf ~ L4itlg
Wooster-arvcs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Departs Monday. "Wednesday and Friday att. m
Morgantown-rG Waynesburg, Pa, arrives Thursday a:
-. M. Departs Friday at G, a. NJ .. ituf- ~ 81
NorgantOw--r1 Hlacksvc arrives Tucs,lay at 9, r.
upparts Wednesday at o, u. M. 9fft
bethany ard West berty-carcs at O'Clock on Tues
lay, Thur sda and Saturday. "a 4, a-sE
- q RATES OF POSTAGE. ~ s
The Post Office law, passed March Sd, 1851, fixes
he rates OF Postage as follows:
on LetfsrsAny distance within the U. s., not exceeding
1000 miles, half less, &c prepaid unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &C prepaid, or 10c unpaid
Every haliounce less additional, be charged extra
according 10 the above rates r. .r.sr-.-.5.- .
Drop letters cent; advertised letters cent additional
TO ary other charges. ... 81
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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
rIuN FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
, SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
-lgE WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
e AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF ,.
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNINE,
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Scrofa, Syphilis Mecurial complaints, Cancer, Gangrc
Ie rheumatism. and variety of other dsagreea
BILE and dangerous diseases spccdiiy and perfectly
red he use q medicine
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STANDING CO5IuITTEEs.


Inan,) Lamb. Yarnall and the Clerk
on FtsAYcrs.-MessIa- Brady Gill and Lamb.
on AcoouSrs.-MeSsrs- wckham; Hornbrook AMI
Woodrow.
os STREETS AND ALIErs.-Messrs- Forbes; Bishop; Nc.
Lure; Hammond and Mathews. ~ -
ON WATER woRKs.-Messr Tanner Eeholsi Hpshes
Matthew's wiekham and the Superintendent OF "ate'
Works 400. .......H
wait.
OK Coat BlSKs--MessIs- Gill Brady Lamb and the
Superintendent of Water Works DID.
OK L,sprsos.-NessIs- Halloween; Cots and Yarnall
on FrRE DErlKrnEsr.-Nessrs- Bishop Hughesi Mat
tbews; Tharp and Wait
on PErrr1oss-Messrs Tanner; Gill and Woodrow.
or Rail RoAps-uessrs- Brady; Bishopi Forbesi Gill.
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow.
or ELrcroxs-Nessrs. Lamb; Hornbrook and Tharp.
Or SAL,nrrs-Messrs- Yarnau; Cots; Echols, TharP
on Assrssxrsrs-Messrs-H ornbrooki Bishop; Hushssi
letters and Matthew'S
OK GRAprs.-Mcssrs- Forbes Cottsi LETTERS; Wickham
and YarnaI .5 ..- sf
os Real EsrArE-Messrs. Gill; Bishop; Bradyi Halo
.geli and Woodrow. g. ... IT,
Os PubLtc CRNETgRY.-Messrs- Wckham, Nel.nIe.
:cTersi Matthews and Wait
on Llour-Messrs- Cots; Bishops Tanueri Wait and
TarnaE.
ASSESSORS Ti71.rr
ist ward-F. a. BRrxrLrSuER. ID WardaGEo. Ron.
Sd ward-S.n'L SMITH 4th Ward-DAvID HAM
nosp., 9th Ward-ALEx. TAyLon. - t.fE ..a 'sf
f.. ALDERMEN ..I-
ist ward-David MacaDe. I'd w-Jamcs Mcdonald
"a W."Geo Duty. 5th W.. John l. Nowby. 6th'w.-.
II. II. Jamison. 10. -..-.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
is, ward.-H. w Phillips. I'd ward;.wm- $. Wick
nam Sd Ward-Dr ". J. Bates. 9TH Ward--John Gil
christ, Sr. 9th Ward.-Josah Powell -
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
tst Ward-wm. George, John Moore.
ID Thos. Johnston, z. B. Taylor.
"a Jacob SenseDey, Jacob Singleton.
AN d. v. Tharp, =. Scattcrday.
SIN Mathew b. Reed, James Wilsoh.
SANITARY COMMITTEES. +t ....--
lat ward-Joseph Greer: ID ward.-P. u. Taylor; I'd
Ward-Geo Trisler: ith.-Harvey Hall: 6th.-Gco. w.
FIRE wARDENS
lat ward-Joseph Greer: I'd Ward-Joseph Forsyth
"a Ward-Geo TTsler: 18th waId-John Chytor; 9Th
waId.-A. S. Glenn. sluiiu's afa.r gee EU.
Curator of City H1H.-Joel Trisler. ~
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my dstalcc cSceedhg ~ iUO0 NJ. Soc
SrNI-wErKLy papers double the above rates.
TRIwrrxLY IA treble "a ....FE. I.. L. II
MoSTnLY " fourth "
SENI-noSrn az oIkhdlf az ga ...- .Hlf .L8TItg
DAILY, ocncr than Tireekfy 5 times the above rates
In rating the distance newspapers to subscribers
Office OF publications. and not the county line is to be the
| Start ngp Oint &
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This includes handbins, pamphlets engrayings, maga.
zincs books and every other description printed
which there is writing other than the address-aso
bound books not exceeding 81 lbs in weight All printed
other than 10 boH a subscribers and
periodicals published longer period than MONTHS
be prepaid charged with double the above rates.
These rates include In addition TO the matter specified
all Transient eopeTs not sent 10 actual subscribers.
NrPdPerS not exceeding ounces in weight, and
from the Office OF publication, per quarter for WERKLIEs
distance from county Of publication not eNeccd,g %
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Rates ofToIl of Wheeling md H Inn ont sus.
| pension bridge.

cd horse mali ofpasscnser coaches, 100 I25
For walking Island and back per month 20 cts; per
year, $500. -- sra-H' q I.. d.. ~
URoVES. raa.ssr.. r ~.
For cattle per head, ta. tl 70. Sets
=" horses per head, : H.iI .-n..slf.
" hogs per head, ~. 80. 4gr1. 2
az sheep per head, -.-uaCf.. aa ~.
aH5 = FOR RESI- DENTS ON THE ISLAND
With the privilege of passing either bridge singiy.
For a single foot passenger, per month, 20 otsi per
"samlies, tere,siyc of servants, NO, e.eeeaiSS oo
six persons, - ~ 600
d" Families, do .r.ss... do ~
10pcrsOns, ..,H f.l'.--7 ,6O
both bridges, single foot passenger per year. 500
"a family, - - 1906 81
uJ-Funeral professions exempt from toll. =
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY.

President-JoHN W. GILt. See!etary- Jas p " heate
TeaTuTer-Josiah F. Updegran Engineer aud Iasector-
Sam'I. II. Goldthorp.
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st. Louis. June i6. 1859.
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam.
| pies of Female Courage, Disinteiestednes
! and Self-sacrifice Of Ancient and
| Modern Times a.H l "
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FOREIGN POSTAGE.

CANADA, &c.-Leters 10 and from Canada and the Brit
ish N American Provinces, for not 1000 miles, 10
per half ounce 5000 miles, 10 cents Prepay
ment optional s 'f ..Ir -.-..f ...I". -.. y
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRILASp.-0H letters between any
office in United States, California and Oregon excep
and any office in eat Britain and Ireland cents
per half ounce IS cents for under, and Sc
cents il the rate being doubled the
first ounce Prepayment optional On newspapers the
is cents cacL-to be prepaid On newspapers
any foreign country rnRorGn Great Britain cents each
TO be pIcPaid.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
JACKsoNs PATENT COOK STOVES!

JACESONS PATENT COOK STOVES!
- The undersigned have just received 1cz-
81 large variety of Cooking Stoves, which III
fexs they offer for sale together with Cookinge H
e-s4e Furniture Of every description, on the - -
most reasonable terms.
They have purchased the Patent Right for the State Of
Indiana, of 81 cksOE's UnriyaiIed Cooking
stove. which they warrant to give perfect satsfac
ton, with the tmost confidence. The inventor OF this
years. is pre lneBy Sualifed TO supply the defects in
the Stoves hitherto used in the West and believe has
triumphanty succeeded in that respect, in the invention
of his Stove.
Also, large assortment of Tin Ware, Hollow Ware
and Safes. on hand and for sale low by
JAS. SCANTLIN 81 SON,
jel4-n Main street, between Second and Third.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
ALLlS Il H0WES

A AXE now permanently located in their new buildins
IA corner of Water and Vine Streets where they intend
to continue, enlarged scale their usual Whosao
business in Liquors and Groceries.
They have now in store larger, better and cheapef
i'm Evansville. oSS''
Their Rectfyng establishment is constructed on lhea:
test ana most improved plan, and is superintended BY
man VINO mas had ten years experience in the business III
New YORK and Cincinnati. They therefore natter them
selves that they can furnish either imported or Done
tic Liquors. in quality nowhere to be exceed and s4 ri.
ces on par with Louisville and Cincinnati.
They have on hand splendid assortment of Teas and
Fruits, etc. is being daily enlarged by shipments from Il
orleans. They are determined TO convince merchsnt
from the country particularly the Wabash White an
Green Rivers that Evansville is the adyansaeot
place for them to buy Groceries, and will do all IN their
power TO make il so.
Our friends on Green River will remember that the
steamer kentucky No. is ready to commence her
regular trips, exclusively from Evansville and i with
TWO oher boats engaged in the trade make Evansville the
most convenient point for the transaction of Green Ref
business. fdec2s,5Ol AIJJS (, ItO1TaS -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
Furnish ng Goods, Hats
Cans. &c.

The undersigned having justCR
bought out the Clothing Establish ~
<ezszasz-- paent of Mr.. s. KAHN, under the 60
Journal Office, would respectfully call
the attention of the public the large stock of Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, &C., which they have on hands.
They of the best manufacture and made in tho most
fashionable styles Having been purchased at such rates
will enable them TO scH a. the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing Of any description, or Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would find il To their
advantage TO call a this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this stock will be found Overcoats Cloaks
Dress, Frock and Sack Coats Shirts, Hats and Caps &c.
&C.. which open for inspection Cali e you want
to get goods cheap. GOTTLElB VILE q co.
decI9-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
BUSINESS CARDS.

NEMENT g. vIELE, wholesale Grocers and dealers in
49, sfhree,s Imh27-1yl
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

TOHN S. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock of
~ Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, exhibited in this
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
the most desirable styles of Sk Persian Cloth Berege
dLaines, French Musins Ginghams and Prns-all fast
coors very choice selection of Bonnets AM Bonnet
Rbbons also, few fine French Flowers for out and in
side trimming Grape Shawls Piano ana Table, Covers.
Carpetng Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes all qualities; aso Mems and Boys Boots aud
Shoes Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
Curtain Material i'm fact everything usually kept in the
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper busi
Hcss, may be found very low for cash. lap24l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17

j. Il w. REILLY
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, NAILS, GLASS,
COTTON YARNS COTTON BATTING &c. &c.
FFER for sale well selected stock of Groceries mos
" OF which have recently been received from the East
ana embracing nearly everything usually Kept Gre
cery line, amongst which are
300 lbs choice indigo warranted;
400 lbs Dutch Nader;
40 packages Green and Black Tea;
Dbl Cloves; do Nutmegs;
iuUOOO Gun Caps, split and RIBBED
~ boxes Ground Spices, from Hone MiIls
20 gross Bonnet Boards
100 do Matches, best brands;
20 doz States, American make;
35 do Curry Combs;
10 do Collins Axes
40 Reams Letter and Fooiscap Paper.
lO0 Sides Sole Leather,
25 bbls Tar;
ALSO supply of Coffee Sugar, ,Molasses. Rice Mart
erei, Herring, Goldfish, Tanners on Oakum. Sul.hhf
bnmsone alum, copperas. whiting, saleraus Soda lui
WOOD, cotton wrapping twiDc, candlewick Garnet ctai3
EPSON salts, washing and shaving SOAP, &c
WIN view OF extending the business the subs4bers
oer Their stock at low prices for cash produce New
customers need notask for credit and old ones w pesss
make as quick returns as possible.
and cash not refused. ~
hoNso d Main street, Evansville, fndiatra.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
NEW YORK CLOT HING STORE,
on WATER STREET. NEXT noRSpRooK & SrRr,s' GRocrI

betieeeR .iiaiR and Sycamore.
S. GUMBERTS, Wholesale ,IS
and Retail Clothing Manufactu- fyffSN
Ssssx rer, has just received p large 49,
80 sortment of Superior Black Cas- ~
smere and various colors aso assortment of SAITH
netts Casnetts and Twecds also, Black Silk and Satin
and other Vests and Vests of all kinds In
nection with his large stock of Clothing, he will keep
of Hats Caps Carpet Bags and Trunks
Also fine assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Crayats,
ard various otlie- articles.
He is prepared to sell Clothing, wholesale and retail,
much cheaper than any house in this city, and solics
continuance of the patronage literally bestowed upon
him. Come and give call.
mhl6 s. GUMBERTS.
p S.-I take measures for Clothing any kind, and
make to order in the best style.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
NEW FAMILY GROCERY

~ III. COOK has this day opened, in Mr.. Linck's new
As building, First between Main and Locust, a
splendid stock of Family Groceries, which he will be hap
py to sell for cash. exchange for all kinds of Produce
je2S-6
NLOUR.-Just reed per steamer Wetzel, 2OO bbls
perfne Wabash Flour, and for sale 10y
my3 PRESTON BROTHERS..
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

TIME undersigned has neatly fitted up room at hi
l. residence on Second street, next door TO Mr. Me
Carers Church. Ice Cream >aoon where he would
be happy to the ladies and gentlemen Evansville
lemon Vanilla and Rose favored reams made of the
richest materials be obtained every evening. He is
prepared supply families and parties with Ice Cream
In any quantity desired Orders left at his Saloon by
Ito dwellings when desired GEO. ". GLOVER.
myI2-f
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DENCIL SKETCHES, by Miss Leslie; Zephyrs from
i Italy and Sicily, by w NJ Gould Madeline, by Julia
kavanah; Up the Refine by Thomas Hood, Eoline or
Magnolia Vale by Caroline Lee Hurt The Days of Bruce,
by Grace Aquilar Life of Judge Jefreys The Solar Sys
tenn, by Hind; Papers from tie Quarterly Review;
Diplomacy of the Revolution, by w Prescott just
ceived at HOODS
ju 90 No / Fosters corner.
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LLOUR.-sO0 bbls S. F. Flour, in and for sale
4 low by S. K. GILBERT IL CO.,
jel9 Sycamore mean Water.
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New Grocery and Provision Store.

New Grocery and Provision Store.
NHE subscriber respectfully informs The citizens of Ev
4 ansvlle and the surrounding country that he hsA
Provision and Fruit Store the cornef
OF Main and Fourth Streets and will be his aim te keeu
every article in his line either Wholesale or retail.
have on hand large lot of cheese which will cell be
me 1Sx or single pound among the lot there some En
Oranges Lemons, Teas of all kinds Lard OIL vneear
Molasses Green Apples. Candles Starch Mustard Zen
per- Indigo, States Sand Paper Tea and Table SpoonS
and many other articles too tedious 10 mention which oer
SONS may see by giving me call. All kinds of Prouc
wanted. [dec6l JAS SPAIDiNG
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
EVANSVILLE, La. SATURDAY, JULY II, 1852.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. O. BUNYAN.

As u BUN AM
MERCHANT TAILOR, 449 MAIN STaxrr,
Opposite the Journal Office, Louisville, Kentucky.
AS just received his Spring and hummer stock ofrch
IL GoodsBroadcloths Of all coors and the very best
material and make; Cassimeres plain Doeskns Of the
finest fabrc Fancy Cassmeres in great varie-the rich
est and most fashionable patterns very fine; Sinen Drills
OF every variety and style rich plain and figured Silks
Also white Silk vesngs ofsuperior quality and style, for
weddings and parties.
He will make up these goods to order, in the best pos
sble manner, in style unequalled by any other establish
men in the West, and inferior to none in the East.
Mr.. WARNER w. WELLS the distinguished Cutter, pre-
sides over the cutting department.
Gentlemen visiting Louisville respectfully solicited
to call and examine goods which will be sold lo for
Cash. superior of Gentlemen's Furnishing goods
always hand-Linen and Cotton Shirts silk nen cot
ton and woollen underwear silk and gingham Umbrellas
Gloves in great variety and color Stocks Scar Cravats
and silk and linen Handkerchief kinds of Hosiery
&C., &c. All orders promptly attended TO. lapeO-4m
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der their direction expressly this market and consists
of every article requisite to complete genemens ward
robes
COATS AND OAKS.
fine assortment of blue. brown, grey, drab Mackinaw
Blankets Box and Overcoas; fine lot of cloth coats o.
all and prices superior black and blue French and
English Ci Dress, Frock and Sack Goats full trimmed
Sattine and merette Coats brown green and grey
and all coors of Tweed ard Cashmere sack, frock and
dress Goats, Roundabouts aII Coats of all kinds.
PANTALOON S-Superior Slack and blue cloth and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed and caGet mixed Sat
nett Pants Tweed and Corduroy pants ofeyery variety and
price to suit purchasers.
VESTS-Blaek silk and satin Vests; fancy aud plain silk
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests satnett vests and
common vests of all kinds.
"a FURNISHING GOODS. 80
- All the late styles of plain and fancy silk SskksA
- and satin Cr;ivats, Scarfs and Stocks white
land all colors Pocket Handkerchefs Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts Muslin and Flannel Flannel and Net Un-
derhs and Drawers Shirt collars; every kind of Beaver
Kid, Thread and Cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
gum suspenders; silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas;
Dodd's SherwoOds and Chases Hats also, Silk Hats
Caps Boots, Shoes walking canes &c.
All the above articles and every thing else In the furnish
ing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies weekly du
ring the season from manfactory in Cincinnati.
nov4 AHLERING q DRUMMER.
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SPRING CASSIMERES.

FHE subscriber has for sale very low prices beau
L tiful assortment of Spring and Summer Cassimeres
and Tweeds blue and biue-back Broadcloth Casnets,
Jeans &c. TO which lie invites the attention of Gentle
mon who want superior article.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
a.22 Corner 5iain and Second streets.
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LahsascO Grocery S1o-.

X n. RECHTiN has opened Grocery and Dry Good
city which ne intends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Famy Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery &c
Families In his neighborhood would do well to give him
ea as they Will find everything desired in his line ofbus
iness and prices reasonable He determined Ia
try his store. fsehYe - .SI ~
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QUEENSwARE.
1.-TWO hundred and thirty crates Queensware, and five
Il hundred and sixty packages Glassware, with gen.
erl assortment of French, English plain and figured
Gold Brand China, German ware &c. All of which must
be sold this spring The stock is complete and i'm
ported especially for this market We would solicit the
special attention of heavy Dealers who have hitherto
made their purchases in the East and South, pledge
ourselves TO save Sem time and money well as break
age Those wanting IL buy would do well to call at once
as our goods must ald viii be sold at lowest figures.
Some assorted crates and casks on hand.
% TERMS cash, or accepted papeI Merchants WISHING
will find it To their interest 10 make purchases OF
US. lmh92l HOLLINGSWORTH tS HUGHES.
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GROCERIES,.
JOHN yxrr,,
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

GRAHAM & FARRELL.
Nv nave this day associated ourselves for the mr.
w pose OF doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
PROVISION and Produce Business on Sycamore n
nree doors above JAS Laughlin Jr. iron store we
p9parea 70 keep full and well selected stock ana <fi
Se =. Us low rates as our neghbors. The produce ofS
gountry Will De taken cash. at its market value and "a
the general conduct Of business we shall Ia
make It satisfactory to our patrons.
ap24f GRAHAM & FARPRII-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-12-04
Something for Everybody.
From the Crescent

From the Crescent.
There are nineteen plank roads in the State
of New York. costing $3,s9O,2ss, or 1888 per
mile.
Queen Isabella, of Spain, has given 100000
to the sufferers, by the earthquake, at Santiago
de Cuba.
There is man on Long Island so short
sighted that he can't see to 60 to sleep without
specks.
A Southern Commercial Convention will as
semble in Baltimore on the 18th of December.
A farmer, when fagelating two of his eldest
boys, was asked what he was doing. 'Thrash-
ing wild OATS was the reply.
There are but two paintings in the White
House at Washington; one a full length of
Washington and another of Bolivar.
How melancholy must the moon feel when it
has enjoyed the fulness Of prosperity, and get
reduced to its last quarter.
Under the liquor law of Massachusetts, Dea-
con Hollis, of Braintree, has been fined $40 for
having sold two quarts Of cider.
The number of sea. going vessels in the world
is about eighty-ive thousand, of which two
thirds belong to England and the United
States.
Ata sale of wines in Baltimore, on Friday,
some of them brought as high as $50 per gallon
or s. 25 per wine-g'ass.
The number of hogs raised in the five States
of Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana and Ten
nessee, during the year 1850, is estimated at
over 12,OO00OO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-12-04

Demand for Life Preseruers.-The new steam
boat law, which requires steamboats, to have
on board sufficient supply of life preservers,
has led to a large increase in the manufacture
of these articles. The orders seem mainly to
have been sent to the Union India Rubber
Company, whose business has in consequence
so increased that they have now orders in ad-
dition to what have already been executed, for
upwards of fifty thousand of this single article.
demands for India.rrbber fire buckets, piping,
and other things for steamboat equipments.