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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28

DULL TIMES IN aLONDDN.-Ine London Times |
gives lagubrfous description of q dull week in
the great Metropolis
If Londoners were as suicidal race as French |
writers describe them, the mortality of the me-
tropoiis would be at least one hundred per cent.
above the average for the present week. Every
lamp post would have its pendant, the chemists
shops would be besieged for the last new poison,
the landing places on the Thames would have to
be occupied by policemen, and Waterman would
be necessarily plying under the bridges to pick
up fares from the parapets above Never was
there such stagnation and obstruction, and
such an impossbility Of telling what's what, or
who's who. Day after day We have been wading
through the streets and breathing air and wa
ter. The sun has not been seen to our knowl-
edge more than once or twice the whole of this
June, and people are resuming their fires, in or
der to create an artificial midsummer in the alb
sence of natural one. But this is by no means
the worst dullness, and deafness, and GOODNESS,
and wetness we are suffering at this trying sea-
son. Unfortunately the political harmonizes
with the natural atmosphere, and just now,
Scotch mist, and B9otian fog beset the whole
region Of opinion. The debates in Parliament
are dull the newspapers are dull; our great
men are dull; candidates are dull public meet
ings are dull; conversation is dull; our libra
ries are dull; everybody is dull, and everything
is dull.
1t is true there are men going about trying to
create q new interest or discover q sentiment
which is not yet thoroughly used up, but five
minutes success is all that they can achieve
with the most susceptible natures. It is work,
ing against the stream, or rather against dead
water. Every where it is the same. Consols
are at par, and the only change must be for the
worse. The Crystal Palace is being carried
away. The pre- Raphalite pictures at the Royal
Academy have received their quantum Of adj
miration and criticism. The last drawing
room has been given, and the London season is
almost over. Shopkeepers complain that PEG.
pie are saving for the general election Wheat
Sticks at 40s. odd, the thermometer at about IS
and the barometer at about 20. Poor Feargus
O'Connor went to America to escape dizziness
and finding it as bad there, came back again
and has now been committed to custody fol
poking the ribs Of the country gentlemen. The
subjects Of the experiment spring up in Sc con
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

DLASTER AND MARBLE DUST-1500 bbls.
Cacned Plaster bb Ground Platter ln0 b Marble
for sals by JOHN HAfMAN CO.
jyl2 IS Magazine street and Marlgny Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28

SuPPLY or WATER FOR New York AND BosToN
During the recent warm weather the supply Of
water from the Croton river was found made
quate to meet the wants Of the city Of New Fork.
The consumption for twenty four hours amount
cd to 36,O00,OOO Of gallons, or seventy gallons
to every inhabitant, showing an immense amount
of waste. At Boston, on the 4th instant, the
consumption Of Cochitnate water amounted to
1f,248 600 gallons. Ten millions Of gallons q
day has always been regarded as nm ample sup
ply Of water for quarter Of q million Of per-
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NEW .ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body

NEW .ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body
NO. j. - s,..,-z ~. IS
vs.. $500 a.. r. B.. Il. ,e,& X. u
IR.aDW.aY'S READY RELIEF
Is THE FIRST ANDoNLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED m THH
MEDICAL HISTORY or THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS In FEW SECONDS.
/. l THE MOST SEVERE PAINS n rsy5 ~
NJ .si 81 FAN
giving the samsune and
TO THE SICK AND pAIN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
vi IL III Sfs sss l i N si!|Ss1gE
ssEa 4oJ yoM p x ssoH n 81
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF a HUNDRED
sss$f Ssi Sssss
9ooTHaSHr IN c5ETE sESo Msu1Es'
i;izf SARAs s siSFEE Ss SSTEs
Ns5 SFg sT SasAs Bgsas
TT saf
and qaIrky cure the disease
sHARs sEos Fl F1s Most D
cleanse sna avsstsn hs stomach and nsai,.irs III.
| p''''-'4' - PREVENTION
asa sspS s end e. sa
| ''p'f An' 'A'Ea'' m BATHING,
a
'''
! ALI. BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
PasEHa
minuscheks the most distressing disshAgs and will speedily
''A''' WV 'N'''' NEURALGIA. .sq
n szY sEzaa s..s almost
ausnes over sharp darling NH cruel complaint,
asa sss stfs &C.
II. s %'as 4
s 5 s sse e s
pains. n,r,,-,..mrsxr
4 PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the and e1eraeatn
~aTs em M %
rnound from top 70 whose otnfs wsre WI
s'is'
nsd States san answer
M hs SsS sns
town the Union, tested themselves.
CHILL FEVER.
cHlLLs STOPPED IN A FEw AvuTEs-PdIN RELIETE
Ia INSTANTLY.
and Fever srssfs he Sbi. iass
strength and secretion Of the systsr
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
.ss sss q *
lie" minutes sup fRAfWaS Co. iss fulton street. NswYork
, SOUTHERN DEPOT,
John WRIGHT CO, Isl chsrtres street, Naworiesna
General Agent who viii supply deaers in the country at RI
LARGE HOTTIES.
MEDIUM
" sea also MSRRissoN Magazine arrest
ASK Ask or r r. r. or RAILWAYS READYRELIEF mh9r iyAW
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Departures Of tho Collins and Cunard Steamer
FROM LIYERPOOL.

AMERICA, fB) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, July 10.
BALTIC, Gam for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, - IA.
EURopA, (Br, for NEW YORK. SATURDAY = n.
MALARIA tBr. H., BOSTON. SATURDAY, "a.
ATLANTIC, fAm.). for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY = IS.
AFRICA fHrl.. ..-.fpr NEW 81.
CANADA fBr) for BOSTON. .....sATURDAY. August Z.
PACIFIC iAm). for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, =. Ii
ASIA tBr.).......f for NEW YORK. SATURDAY = IA
AatKRlcA (Bt). for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., :. 81
ARCTIC, Gam =. for NEW YoRK...-WEDSEsDAY - 95
EiJport fBr i flor NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,
Havre and Bremen Steamer.
ig FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
iII,JsYpotDT for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY July 4
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1,yREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi. Miss

ANREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss
VT This famed popular Summer rstr.a eunrrally
Known Throughout country, tha
msnt Il Ma EIIzABETH PRADAT JOHN e. PRADAT
tuAed mile distant from the vagS Of Nlok viii opsAsd
On he for ths reception Of visitorS.
GREEN well need sxtsnasa nntoe.
sor many years popularity Of the esablhmsns ha sad
aaing The u.
Lake receiving the sat ons
Ent hiled mprsaa ayarAby ths many yra hon
SewOslsans Mobile the surrounding eouutry.
During the proprietor. hays made
arranged Cited SAIL GOATS IN BE- ~ times u the
Of the vipoa free Of eharxsalso CLARkT q Dinner
CARRIAGES and HORSES may be procured
addition BRASS HANp Of engaged
,nd "a BALI may be expected twice every week.
wishing stop the GREEN OAKS requested
Captains Of the Ssxsr ~ho will land them at the wharf
he Hotsi., Fl - 80 w.
800 $50 49, am M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28
HOUSE, Biz oxI, Miss.--Thsp

RiHONI " t:,".ss -, a
pened reception Of vito under the u w
NIXON he Of June 70 ne hour
The TABLE supplied with the dslrAes q ~
oast ana tHe The house surrounded b. tEs
md magnificent Mulberry Hske MAgnos and Ssy Trees
fine we'll ~ giving denfe snhqe even
serica This Hcs ohe.
fauss other house
he green lawn ID tont which IL about
will feuli'es mvlF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28

NADISONVILLE III OF 3 1.-THE sub
MI scsbsr having the Hutsl viii optn he
ths soh ns snd .y Rooms 4 sSs e e
l. keep his upped delscs 81 the hopeeto
ahare of patronage The tsrms for Beard ass
= x I . yi sRD ;cis TES PIN
ROOM The Bar viii 30 sappsd With shs b..t1
myls 3m 1sffaHShA " seAAI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28

NIGAR, MEXICAN. AND PLANTATION To-
BACCo-The subscribers constantly nnd and for sale
fs to sa IqasssT I eSp
FLERs Tobacco hogsheas bales
Mexican market, and for plantaion ~
TURNER 4 RENsHAw,
IS Camp street and ass Tchoupitoulaa
kslal to oyaay j ss irn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28

the aov the Agents hays In
equally respectable pas app
cation theiruds among which hsa Of csptas Rsb
ship Isodss; Captain VIM cut Of ship Charles Cooper g Nc
culpm Assistant Engineer Nswyok and Eis Raosd
Col G. Tslco rewfork AIssna g. g. Smith, nsus.an mi
cuarteras.er United State. Military Academy, fot; 0r II
Superintendent Sserey) Of tie HndsoA River 4ss
Company etc., etc. dc. HoGERT CO, 10 Camp street,
Assass ssses IouA s.sspp Alabama snd Tara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28
ICE--ICE-IC

Ice.
t ELLIS JENKINS seller of ICE and ha large supply Of
this article dispose CORNER OF PoYDRAs AND
s,.cHARLEs STREETS Depot VICTORY AND ELYsIAN
STREETS, 1acHARTREs STREET, scoMMERCESTREET
and at CORNER ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS sTs mh2s tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28
SLAVES.

SLAVES.
flames WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
81 Orleans constantly PURCHASE NEGROES ALSO Board end
Sell on and all Slaves consigned TO him. fell
VNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Wi1 &
be given by for the delivery Of BETSEY. dark "A
gre woman thirty years old speaks French and English
who left house Thursday morning Last She is Of
stout hss white Of her cheeks She
formerly owned by Mr.. H. Addcks.
je23 If IL A. H0FFMEfEb, 20 Bourbon street
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PERSONS RuPTuRED should that they have security
against HERNIA with all iis horrors
ery constructed and well adapted TRUSS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28

HCe-ECe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEHEE STREET nearly opposite Mess Armstrong, Haa Co.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. 67s TCHOUPTTOULAS STREET.
j.. STAFFORD co.
tay- ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. mh2a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28

- % SUNDAYS the oPHEIA -,il make m zxcUksio5
and time ascIoek city
g IN to keep the 8ost perfect condition. q II
pieAs1H; pazs niger she sl make
~ covfugfop will good eonvsynnese ~
charge, to and from M4disousiie - =
t- Bag will the ofse 81 Assnss
is19 urNs l. GUSHING ter.. IS rsrnrIer s1>.u.<
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28

AlLADoN SPRINGS will be opsA NJ ths (
Id fssspscn Of vissrrs he er,t day n Juns.
have BEEN mads during the Rest &ss@s -
bssS the thes ~ ~
1fsioaa pPoa thsir WI " spsrsd 70 tssdsfS
with company pienasni And
f9aspt X, h t1NesER 4 fh$4ss s&41
lilvk havia. recently ettsd ny ana Ct
sar reception Il vtss sHAR, TAN Pin
idsred esceIlsus u bhi sW0 hoaia' nail en ths
pynR dsiy, Tbs FISH
UP experienesd bard And he tAs
best the Lake other place
fanilies prvst parties. Terus modsrst.
BOARD-PER DAY p
jyo am q BID x q c0 P-ontIetc,a
BACHELORS HALL, Biloxi, Miss - xzzsA
ID Formerly FRANKLIN HtUsE.--PHLIiP CANTER- El5ax
BURY inform hrs Fl and the puoie that
good TABLE VIII b kspS md hs
BAR supplied with the hest Of LIQUORS.
- ---rERAs---
boarding and Lodging per week g
iel4 atswIm
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-17
FROM OUR L0ND ON CORRESPONDENT.

LONDON, July |, 1852.
Parliament will be prorogued this day by her
Majesty In person, and Immediately afterwards a
royal proclamation will be issued declaring the pre-
sent Parliament to be dissolved The QUEEN and
Court will leave London on Saturday for the Isle of
Wight, and, after few days sojourn there, her
Majesty will pay her annual visit to Scotland The
election in London will keep all who are concerned
therein in town for few days longer, after which
there will be mighty rush from this great, busy,
noisy hive to the sea coasts and the salt water, to
the hills and valleys of Wales and Cumberland and
to the healthy mountain air of Scotland. For q
month or two London will be comparatively dull,
desolatc, and dreary All who can steal or beg a
holyday will do So
Wings and Tories Russellites Peees, and Derbyites
Reformers Radicals and Chartists politicians Of every
shade Of color and opinion buckng on their armor
for the general election What the result will be 1t is
impossible to guess but there sa growing opn
ion that the relative strength Of parties will not bemater
ally changed The Derbyitcs will it is said dspace about
twelve Peetes in England, and gain nine seats in Ire
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-17

The southern boundary Of New Mexico, as mark
ed on DisturnelPs map, extends westwardly from
the Rio Grande about l78 miles. To this extent
westward from the river we have a right to go ac-
cording to the treaty. And at the Termination of
this western line we are obliged to change the d-
recton Of the boundary, and to 60 northward until
we intersect the first branch of the rver Gila, or
Gf the line should not intersect any branch of that
fiver) to point said line nearest such branch,
and thence in direct line to the same
1t is clear that the treaty supposes branch Of
the Gia will be encountered by this north line.
The map exhibits such branch originating in the
Burro mountain. tf.e N@A
To fulfil this part of the treaty, the country in
the direction of the north line should be examined,
in order to ascertain if such branch will be encoun-
tered or not; and if no such branch be encountered
in that line, the north line must be arrested at
point near the first nearest branch to that line,
then be extended to that branch, then down that
branch, &c.
Iatitudes and longitudes are fortunately not
governing points in this boundary but in preference
natural objects, more easily and more accurately to
be determined.
We have understood that the point selected by
the Commissioners, as the initial point on the Rio
Grande, for the initial point Of the southern boun-
Diary of New Mexico is about thirty four miles north
Of the town called Paso., If so, we do not perceive
how any reasoning under the treaty can sustain
such selection.
If our view of this matter be correct, the Com
missioners have not followed the treaty, but have
made new boundary unknown to the treaty, by
which the United States will encounter loss of a
belt Of land of not less than It's miles long and
26 miles wide, or of 4,62s square miles, or of
2,96l ,920 acres. o9
The new line of the treaty also involves other
considerations, namely, Mexican claims for damages
under the treaty by Indian depredations. Have
these occurred within the Mexican territory accord
ing to the true line ofthe treaty according to the
new line of the Commissioners? These are grave
questions, and may involve vast amount of
money.
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rHE,wnExLY NATIONAL INrELI1cEScEI

The subscription price Of this paper for year is THREE
DoLLARs, payable in advance. an
For the long Sessions of Congress, (averagng eight
months the price viii be Two DoLLARs for the short
Sessions ONE DOLLAR per copy.
reduction Of per cent (oneh Of the full charge)
viii be made to any who shall order and pay for, at
time, five copies of the Weekly paper; and like
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to any who win order and pay for at one me ten
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No being kept Nr this paper will not be for
warded to any unless lid for in advance sent any
longer than the time for which II is 30 paid.
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There was q fun the LIST Of July, and there win
be another the 3lsta circumstance that has not
Cured since 1776 when there was full moon the ls
and the 80th.--New Hapen Journal
There should have been inserted after the date "1776
the words except in 1885, 1874 and 1888 and il might
have been added that II will not again until 1871
unless the Lunar Cycle Of nineteen years is changed
Nsp Hampshire Palladium.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-17

Sworn to and subscribed before me- witness my hand
H. and the seal Of the county court Of the county Of
Cameron, the day and date above written.
F. W. LATHAM, Clerk c. c. c. G.
By b. H. FRY, Deputy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-28
NEW YORK CLOI HING STORE.

6et1ce1 .NaiR and Sycamore.
S. GUMBERTS, Wholesale <I
and Retail Clothing Manuiactu- xSyyrSSS
es5sszx rer, has just received large 49,
>S>~ sortnent of Superior Black Cas- ~
simere and various eolors; ALSO assortment of Sa
nes Casnetts and Tweeds; also, Black Silk and Satin
and other Vests and common Vests of all kinds. In
nectioh with his large stock Of Clothing, he will keep
fine assortment of Hats and Caps Carpet Bags and Trunks
ALSO fine assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Cravas
ara various other articles
He is prepared to se Clothing wholesale and retail
much cheaper than house ia this city, and solcits
continuance of the Patronage literally bestowed upon
him. Come and give a call.
mh16 S. GUMBERTS.
p. S.-I take for Clothing nfaBy kind, and
make to order in the best style.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-28
EVANSVILLE la. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2S 1852.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTlSEMETS.
A. O. RUNYAN.
MERCHANT TAILOR, 449 NAN STREE

MERCHANT TAILOR, 449 MAIN STREET.
Opposite the Journal Office, Louisville, Kentucky.
AS just received his Spring and hummer stock ofrieh
GoodsBroadcoths of all colors and othe very best
material and make; Cassmeres, plain Doeskns of the
finest fabric; Fancy Cassmeres in great vaetyhe rich
est and most fashionable patterns, very ne Snen Drills
OF every variety and stle rich plain and figured Silks
Linen, Vancia, Cashmere Marsaes and Satin Vesngs.
Also white silk Vestngs ofsuperor quality and syle
weddings and parties.
He will make up these goods to Order in the best pos
sibe MANNER il style unequalled by any other establish
ment in the West, and inferior none in the East.
Mr. WARNER v. WELLS, tie distinguished Cutter, pre-
sides over the cuF 2 department.
Gentlemen ysli = Louisville respectfully solicited
to call and examine goods, which will be sold
Cash superior stock of Gentlemens Furnishing goods
always on hand-Linen and Cotton Shirts silk iinen cot
ton and wooilen underwear; silk gingham
Gloves in great variety and color Stocks Scar Cravas
and silk and linen Handkerchefs-all kinds of Hosiery,
de-, DC. All orders promptly attended to. ap2O-4m
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WHOLESALE AND EErAn,

| oHN s. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock OF
a. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, exhibited in this
market His Dress goods comprise f assortment Of an
Inc most desirable styles of Silk, Persian Cloth Bcrepe
LANES French Musns, Ginghams and Prints-al fast
eoors very choice selection of Bonnets Bonnet
iboons; also few fire French Flowers for out and in
slde trimming; Grape Shawls, Piano and Table Covers
Sarpetn Mating and fine Rugs, ladies' and Misses fine
SSoes All qualities; also. Mems and Boys Boots and
SHOES Panama and Legborn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware, Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtans and
Snftan Material in fact everything usually kept I'm the
Dr!-uoods Boots and Shoes Hardware and Paper busi
hess, ma! Deiound very low Tor cash. faI24l
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G.. O. 9 TEN,

DECEIVED this day per steamer Glcndy Burke, 90
III bales and brown and bleached Domestic and
blue and brown Drillings.
ap5 MORGAN, KEEN g. PRESTON.
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New Grocery and Provision Store.

New Grocery and Provision store.
E subscriber respectfully informs the citizeps Of Ev
Il ailsville and the surrounding country that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store at the corner
OF Main and Fourth Streets and il will be his aim 10 keep
every article in his line, either wholesale or retail.
Ihave on hand large lot of cheese, which will sell by
me box or single pound among the lot there is Eng
Iish Dairy Cheese-a rich article. Coffee Rice Raisns
Oranges Lemons Teas of all kinds Lard OIL Vinegar
Aoiasses Green Apples Candles, Starch, Mustard Pep
per- Indigo, States Sand Paper, Tea Table Spoobs
ana mary other articles too tedious TO MENTION which per
sons may see by giving cali. All kinds of Produce
wanted. [dec6l JAS. SPALDING.H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-28
GRAHAM & FARRELL.
LanascO Grocery store.

Y II. RECHTINhas opened a Grocery and Dry Good:
City which he intends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries Dry Goods Hardware, Crockery &c.
Families In his neghborhood would do well TO give him
CALL as they will find thing desired his line of
mess and prices reasonable He to deserve
patronage, and thinks he viii geom all those who once
try his store. TfebI6-,S1
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Clothing, FurnisE.; ng Goods, Hats.
-fss

The undersigned having just =
VssEcsS bought out the Clothing Establish -
Gss3-ss ment of Mr.. S. KAHN, under the e"
Soo Journal Office, would respectfully call
the attention of the public TO the large stock of Clothing
Furnishing Goods &C., which they have on hands.
They of the best manufacture and made in the most
fashionable styles Having been purchased at such rates
will enable them TO sell at the lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing of any description, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would find to their
advantage to call at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this stock will be found 0yercOs, Cloaks
Dress Frock and Sack Coats Shirts, Hats and Caps
&C., which open for inspection Call il YOU
to get goods cheap. GOTTLEIB VILE d CO.
decl2-f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-28

COOPERS' TOOLS.-Tress Hoops, AIDES, Axes, Draw
~ ing and Howeling Knives Crozes, JoiIters, Howell
lug and Leyeng Planes, Dowelng Bits &c. for sale 10y
&. NJ GRIFFITH,
my13 Sign of the Mill Saw. Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-28
GROCERIES.
GRAHAM. JOHN FARRELL.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

M a. have this day associated ourselves for the puf
w pose of doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
eery Provision and Produce Business Sycamore st.
three doors above JAS Iaughlin Jr. iron We
prepared to keep full and well selected stock and will
sell at as low rates nee The produce
country will be taken cash, at lis market value and
the general conduct of shall 10
make il satisfactory TO our patrons.
ap24 If GRAHAM e. FARRELL
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DENEyT & vIELE, Wholesale Groeers ana d Sxca.
I'D Liquors, iroh anu lmh21lyl
arr