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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-08
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1859.
]. H. MAGHEE & co,

Whelssale Dealers and Jobbers in Foreign and Do.
Restie Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,&e.,
FIRST STRAIT. EVANSVILLE, lND.
Respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants and
the trade generally to their unusually large and full
so,tment Of Spring and Summer Goods. which they
have no in store aud 10 which they will be daily
ceiving additions through the coming season.
is unnecessary for them to enumerate, or partcu.
iarize the different styles; qualities and varieties OF
their goods Its sufcient to say that their stock will
be found full and complete with description Of
goods suitable for the Western market, all Of which
have been selected with particular regard to quality.
style and price, and which, from their long expt ence
In the trade they can confidently recommend TO their
friends and the trade In general.
Their stock Of Boots aud shoes is also large and CON-
pete, consisting of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes.
Monroes, and Brogans OF all kinds and eties. Wo
mems Misses Gahsrs, Bootees Shoes, slippers.
end Buskins, with ChildreD's Shoes and BOotees. of
every kind and price, ali Of which they offer extrsor
binary low prices being purchased In Boston for cash
exclusively.
The, have also on hand fine assortment Of Hats,
Caps and Bonnets Of all kinds for Spring and Summer
Wear.
They earnestly request of buyers examination OF
their stock before purchasing elsewhere they and
will sell at prices low. and terms advantageous
as be met with ut St Louis Cincinnati any other
Western market.
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ADVERTISE

EVANSVILLE merchants respectfully invited to
Ia make themselves aud their wares known to the
people Of South Eastern Illinois through the medium
Of the INDEPENDENT PRESS, FAIRFIELD,
W.
The County of Wayne, In which the PRESS has cir.
culaton of about co., already trades exclusively
at Ev tnsvie than with any other city. Owing to the
improving Market Facilities, and the constant influx
Of popul nton this trade will rapidly increase. Those
merchants who would reap the benefit Of this trade,
and who can supply country dealers and consumers
advantageously, should inform the public thereof
Orders for advertising and subscriptions may be left
with Geo. Darron ESQ.,, X. Raleighs Wholesale house,
Main ST., Evansville, Ind. J. q. MAALEH,
mh92 Proprietor of the "Press'
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ZnTThe Vermont liquor law provides
among other things for the arrest of person
found intoxicated, and his detention Until he
will disclose where he obtained the liquor.
A case under this provision hss already
arisen in Woodstock, where q man was ar
rested for intvxicstion and lodged in jail On
examination he refused to give definite an,
swer rs to where he obtained his liquor. and
was recommitted to Jail. He still refuses &c
divuIge, and the justice says he will keep MN
in Jail for year unless he owns up. AT st
Adams, three similar instances have occur
red, and the witnesses, having the alterns
tive of term in Jail, owned up, and the u.
quor taken on,their information and destroyed
At Rutland. the liquor law transgressors are
to toe the mark, and the vermonters seem
determined to make = clean sweep of the
"crittur."
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Warsreem, Jhsis Street. bstWsea FesrtA and EVtA
Evansville Ind.


Ocrat.-G VALE EprroR AND Pr oPRrrroR Ia
large number Of Free Democrats OF this State and ut
the request the committee appointed by the late Free
Democrat State Convention to make arrangements for
indianapolis the undersigned has consented to dscon
tnue The publication Of the Indiana 7Sxe Democrat at
Centrevie, Wayne County, and undertake the publ
cation of u similar paper at indianapolis under the
name Of the INDIANA FREE DEMOCRAT.
The Free Democrat will be an Anti Slavery, Politi.
name indea:ss il ~iii advocate the principles Of the
Free Democracy. II will advocate the political regen-
Grafton of the Government both State and NATIONAL 1t
as freely questions Of Slavery any other. Re-
ga riding slavery sin against God, and crime against
no @ Or 1;ags
ever exists by virtue Of the laws Of the General Gov.
ernment it will oppose the admission into the Union
otherwise Of any Slave Terrto, it will urge the
peal of the Fugitive Slave act of $780, repugnant
both to the Consultation and the principles OF Chst
tion not only wrong in ITSELF but detrimental to the
whole Union the Free Democrat will urge as the du
responsibility for Its existence, and to place its innu
actively the side Of Freedom. leaving the sub
ject of slavery. and the extradton Of Fugves from
The Free Democrat will favor the policy OF granting
Public Lands, IN limited quantities. free ofcost to land
less settlers whether of native or foreign bih will
advocate appropriations by the General Government
for River and Harbor improvements when necessary
TO the safety Of Commerce with foreign nations be-
the Of the
Democracy adopted by the National COM ention Of Au
gust 1852.
The Free Democrat will else advocate Temperance
Reform. moral suason for the unfortunate drunkard,
and both moral and legal suasion for the drunkard
ker 1t will give condensed view Of the Political So
cial, moral and Religious condition ofthe World, to
gether 18th brief account of all the important reform
ofthe age and the Of the day.
IL will give the proceedings OF the State Legs and
Congress far as they may be deemed Of general
terest. EQUATION, Science and Agriculture, will re-
ceve share Of attention. In short will be the aim
give variety and interest the Free Democrat and
make 1t a good FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
1t will be published weekly on double medium
sheet and with good clear type, al 81 SO year.
able in advance. H. VALE.
Indianapolis, January 3, 1853, q
mar25- lwd3tw
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HOPKINS q Rk e ID would say to their friends
III aud customers that they now receiving their
FULL Supplies for the SPRING TRADE, 10 which they
respectfully invite the attention Of ALL comprising
large and carefully selected Of the
desgss in Dress Gseds and the most desirable Of all
kinds OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Our
stock Of Embroideries Is large, comprising every
thing i'm the way of Under sleeves, UnderHdk Fine
Linen Can do Collars Jaconet and Swiss Pointings
Edgngs and Insertions; Plain Embroidered era Pc
SHAWLS, from SO S3U. Also q variety of cheap
Spring and Summer do: Curtain Muslins and Lac-s
Painted Shades and Trimmings; Gloves Of all kinds;
inte Silk; Mtts. Fine Fans Parasos and Ladies Silk
Umbrellas &C.. &C. Ii 10 useless every
thing we have in store suce 10 say that stock will
be more complete this than ever and being de-
termined to sell goods Low, ask
Of our stock by the community in general. mh30
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
AT the Wall Paper aud lamp Store

JOHN DEVEREUx, JR., MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
THE undersigned hereby returns his thanks u the
Il citzensnf Evansville and vicinity for III. liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on and would most
respectfully call their attention 10 his present aud
beautiful stock comprising the Latest patterns Of Hall,
dining room, chamber aud other Papers OF superior
qualities. HIS stock Of Gold PariOr Paper Is
most complete and will vic with any house in the
West. They now ready for the inspection Of all
those who may fvor him with call. No trouble 10
show goods. mh26 JOHN c. DEV REUX.Jr.
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Grocer-Mr. Editor, I'll thank you to say
that keep the best groceries in the city.
Editor-Pll thank you to supply my family
with groceries gratis.
Grocer-I thought you were glad to get
something to filI up your paper. -,
Editor-I thought you were glad to fill
store-rooms for nothing. It's poor rule that
won't work both ways.
Exit grocer. in . rags threatening to kill
the paper.
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FEMALE DELrcAcY.-Above every other
feature which adorns the female character,
deIicacy stands foremost within the province
of good taste. Not that delcacy which is
perpetually in quest of something to be
ashamed OF, which makes merit of blush,
aud shippers at the false construction its own
ingenuity has put upon an innocent remark;
this spurious kind of delicacy is az FIR remov-
ed f, ON good taste as from good feeling and
from good sense; but the high-minded deli
cacy which maintains its pure and undeviat-
ing walk alike amongst women as in the So
ciety of men, which shrinks from no necessa-
~ duty, and can speak, when required, with
seriousness and kindness Of things at which
1t would be ashamed to smile or blush-that
delicacy which knows how to confer benefit
without wounding the feelings Of another,
and which understands also how and when to
receive one-that delicacy which can give
aims without display, and advice without as
sumption; and which pains not the most
humble and most susceptible being in Gre
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STILL GREATER NEWS FROM AUS
TRALIA

D,seevered ON the Bank Of the Allegheny Ripe-,
+ Entsbsrgh, the Great Natural PETROLIU.M or
ROCK OIL.
those who afflicted, respectfully invited to get
Ccniar aud look over the Directions for Ague Rheu-
matism, PLEA. Diarrhea, Flux, Too ache Burns,
worms scrofui:. Coughs, Bronchitis; Group, Old
Sores Cholera Morbus Contractions of the Limbs and
joints. Sore Eyes. Blindness, Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
by that Time you may say, "t cures too much" But
reeollect II 10 not HUMAN INVENTION, but com.
pounded by Natures msster hand--and Nature does
not do her work by halves.
The Oil Is used both Internally aud externally
As AGUE, SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and
SCROFULA common in many parts of the West
constrained to say, that lille thi Oil will cure
and relieve other Diseases been and is Constantly
met with most COMPLETE SUCCESS in those cases.
TPPrics 50 cents per bottle (hsnpnt.)
Ii Is beautiful red color.
Look for s. M. kIER'S name written the label O,
the bottle.
For sale by the Druggists throughout Indiana. and by
X. N. LYON, Fo.t Wayne,
Proprietor In the Western States.
Also for sale by Druggists gen rally In Evansville
and by KELLER o. fAkNSLEY-
mars SE.d1yw wholesale Agents
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MCDONALD g. cos
NATIONAL

NTESSRS MCDONALD & co would respectfully In.
N form the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity that
they have taken the room formerly occupied by Mr..
Webster, for the purpose Of establishing permanent
gallery in this city. MIR. Mcdonald has had long ex.
perience in the business both in New York and Louis
vile.
Call and examine specimens Pictures inserted in
Pins Rings, md Locket.. Instruction given in the art
reasonable terms and Instruments furnished
mh23.tf
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new SPRING GOODS.

Cheap Cheaper! Cheapest -!
r have just received the best selected assortment Of
Spring Goous, ever brought TO this Market Consist
ing OF ready made Clothng Of every Variety together
with splendid lot of Hats Caps and furnishing Goods
which will sell cheaper than Ny facilities for
MENTS then ever.
MY Sc WING CHINE
still continues to turn on the best work cheap
er Than can be made by hand anywhere.
Call and examine my goods, they are worthy your a.
tention (marel S. GUMBEkTS.
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GLet prudent man accommodate himself
to the present, though the past may seem
better to him.
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sUNDRIES.

SUNDRtESs
TUSr received: Is bush Dried Apples;
bush Dried Peaches; 800 lbs Sugarcured pred Beef;
1S0 lbs Sugar-cured Hogs Tongues
100 |" Western Reserve Butter: do1 kssence Conee;
10 Kits No Mackere', aud fos sale Ut
mh29 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
COFfEE.-5O bags Deep Green Rio. landing from
~ steamer Lafayette, and for sale by
Z. GILBERT & CO.,
spl tt Sycamore, near Water.
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COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTRAIN.

COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTRAINT.
Water Street, nezt Inssranee Company, Evansre Ia.
HENRY SCHAEFFER'S Coffee House and Res
talrat In the three story brick house, between In
surance Co. ONCE and the Pavilion Hotel is fitted
up in the best tyle and he is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them i'm the
best manner His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors, Wines and Ales, which, with other refreshments
he will serve up In the most approved style and at all
hours Of the day. Mr. s. will always keep good va
riety OF the best brands Of Cigars.
Attached the house is n BOWLING SALOON, with
TWO line Alleys. and every accommodation requisite for
such place. mh3l GIN
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.

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Reported for the EvansvfIle Journal.
New ORLEANS, April 4.
Havana dates Of the SYST report Mr.. Kings
health failing rapidly. The physicians have
no hopes. When Consul Shsrkey admins
teredto him the oath of Office, on the 25th, the
Vice-President, was unable to stand up, was
obligedto be supported; he leaves on the 5th
for Mobile.
Santa Anna with his daughter and family
passed through Havana on the 18th, and left
the next day for Vera Cruz.
The New York steamer from Aspinwall
atHavana reported that the steamer Union
from Aspinwall for New York with 100 pas
sengers, 100 miles of Jamaica, during a
strong wind, broke the Drank pin of her star
board engine, and was obliged, it wss feared
TO return to AspinwalI for repairs.
Over 1900 slaves from Africa were landed
on the Cuban shore within few days.
is1.e. - New ORLEANS, April 6.
Flour and Corn unchanged, Mess Pork
limited demand IsIal4; Bacon sides active
II; Shoulders 5a5t; Lard BbIs 81; Kegs
oialo. Good Rio Coffee 9a94; fair Sugar
4s44. Prime Molasses plaza. Whisky 10.
ARRIVED. = Jamestown, Lewis Kennel,
Mary Hunt, Pacific, Aleck Scott.
New ORLEANS, April7.
California news important. Steamship
Tennessee totally lost, near San Francisco
on the 18th ult. by running ashore in fog.
No lives lost. Much anxiety about Wander
bilt steamer Independence. Nothing heard
from her thought 40 days beyond her time.
She had a large number of passengers ON
board; the steamer Sea Board gone. in search
of her. She was to have connected with
Northern Light from New York January 20.
Last seen 10 February off Cape Lucus.
Hopes are entertained, that she put into some
immediate port.
Passengers ofthe Tennessee 600 all landed
safely. Mails safe, more California accounts
from mines favorable. Gold mines of great
value discovered in Oregon. Bandits Of Jo-
squin still continue depredations on hotels
and were pursued but always escaped.
Much rivalry among Clipper ships in disehar-.
ging and receiving cargoes.
Ships Contest cleared San Francisco, re-
turned little over hundred days. Marine
News, arrived Sd. Java, Philadelphia, 5th.
Ships Cumberland, New York, 9th; A. N.
Lawrence, Philadelphia, 10Th.
CINCINNATI, April 6.
The river has risen 10 feet within the last
- hours. Weather cloudy and disagreeable.
Flour is firm. with good demand for city
trade Sales of 1900 bbls at 365a375 for
common, and 800 for extra. Whisky ls4.
In provisions 100000 lbs Bulk Shoulders
sold at A.. Good demand at Al for shoulders
and for sides. but both held quarter higher.
Sale of 27O bbls Mola-scs from landing at IS.
Nothing of Importance done in Sugar. Dried
Apples declined to lis per bushel.
New York, April 6.
Flour 2500--556a562; Ohio 456a4S7, firm;
GOO southern 4sla5, steady; 1900 Wheat,
Genesee lal25, steady; $4,000 yellow Corn
So, quiet; $50 bbls Whisky, prison, 244, firm
er. Pork-l462aI475 for Mess, unsettled;
Mess Beef l24al3.
PITTSBURGH, April 6, Z P. M.
River IL feet and falling. Weather cool
and damp.
FEMALE DELIcAcY.-Above every other
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-. v.K. HENDRICKS & CO.. have received a
j general assortment Of their large Spring stock
U OF SCOTS AND SHOES, Of all kinds, suited TO
-. this market. Their supply comes directly from
Eastern manufacturers Of the best repute Their pur-
chases and contracts made very early before the
fAis bra.eA Of Bus.ess alone. and have facilities Cor
offering articles of good quality at prices quite 40 low,
" as West
which they are 70 receive regular additions throughout
Their supplies for the RETAIL TRADE are 10 COM
prise an unusual variety for Spring and Summer wear
adapted to the ages, purses and tastes Of all.
mh3i Main Street. near the Bank.
SHIRTINGs; Just received 10 Bales heavy Western,
- for sale by MORGAN. KEEN 4 PRESTON,
mario
CHEErINGs; 10 Bale. Heavy a. Heavy Brow Sheet
- tngs just received per steamer Forrest Rose and
ior sale by MORGAN, KEEN q PRESTON.
mario
TTOPKlNs & READ have in store a few chests Of
choice Teas, for family use, which they offering
nj low bargains. mh30
SCRAP IRON WANTED!
w Foundry buildings, on the Canal. corner Of Canal
lngle streets, where will ut all times pay CASH
Tor good article of Scrap ir n rcc1rsrox g. 20
TORRENT.
ONE of the pleasantest Offices the city Cook
~ Family Grocery. kent low, possession given i'm.
medistely. apply TO 4. h. co. X.
mh2S
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE!
TUST received, Villelte by Carron Bell:
. Beotrive; BY Catherine Sinclair. For sale by
HATS
z ease, Eases Lse'orn and = dai Hats ats IN, ,.,.
for sale BY mha4 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
OO cases Calf, Goa and Grained Boots, and Mems
III fine Calf Shoes just received and for sale BY
mh24 MORGAN, KEEN d PRESTON.
WANTED.
r WISH to purchase a few hundred dollars worth Of
i Lamasco City Wharf Bonds.
mar25 SAM'L ORR
PANT STUFFS, TwEEDS, &C.
90 cases Just received embracing every variety OF
ZL quality and color.
Bales Tcking
pcs of blk Cloths and Cashmere, To all Of
which in lite the particular attention Of the trade.
mh24 MORGAN, KEEN e. PRESTON.
WANTED
5O. UUU4o,Oo0 do Ginseng s:'
$500 do Beeswax.
Our arr augements such that We can always pay
the hig market prc. in Cash for the above
ticles. X A. HOLDEN GO,
mh01-ly incinnafi q
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UST received case Of splendid rich Plaid and Shat
- ed Cotton Cashmere
Bales Patapsco Bagging.
Case Of superfne Blue and Orange Prints.
and for sale by MORGAN. KEEN Il PRESTON.
marl5
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- CASKS Sad Irons ssorted quality;
- do Bed Screws q, 81, inches
Just received and for sale low by
mnsl G. GRIFFITH
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EVANSVILLE HAT MAMUFACToKX.
Spring Fashion, CentleMen's Hats.
SHALL introduce my Spring Style AZ Grntlemen's
han on Saturday, March sth. The style and shape
terfss and good work nshp can possibly produce.
am now ready TO take orders Persons sending or.
oers from Distance mag rely their being promptly
and carefully nlled. r. VAOTIEk-
mari Filn street I'd door above Main.
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kO0 DOE Chest, Cupboard, Till Drawer, and ward
CUO lobe locks just received and for sas By
mh2l G. II. GRIFFITH
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SMUT MACHINE FOR SALE.

THIS Machine was patented by J. II. McCray March
% 1852, and Is inferior TO no machine now In use.
have several hands, and prepared furnish them
to order and warrant them To clean wheat thereby.
nave the rights TO the Statesof Indiana and iii nos
and wish to sell Of the States interest," both
This Is chance to make money, and IL any oersen wish.
es to engage in II they will please call at Mechan-
icsvlle, Miles from Evansville the Princeton road.
e4t t HIRAM HOPKINS.
mhoI Swx
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A LARGE new Tarpauln containing some COD square
IA feet. has mysteriously disappeared fsom our
whanbo It; markedT. q II. on the sornen. We hope
the borrower will return 1t soo. II s quite convs'
nienc In business aud We want tito lend again.
marl7 TAYLOR Il HARVEY.
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WANTED

WANTED
20 mn pounds Feathers;
U.UOO4O,0OO do Ginseng;
$500 do Beeswax.
Our arr augements are such that we can always pay
the very hig market price IN Caah for the above
tcles. X A. HOLDEN & GO,
mh23ly incinnat. o.
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SUGAR-
- l25 hhds fair to prime N. o..
- bills st. James Small Loaf;
20 do Coverings Crushea and Powdered: for sals
BY mh29 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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several on hands, and am prepared to furnish
to order and warrant them To clean wheat thereby.
the rights to the Statesof Indiana and iii nois
and wish to sell of the States interest," In both
This chance to make money and IL any person wish
es 10 engage In II they will please call Mechan-
icsville, Miles from Evansville the Princeton road.
HIRAM HOPKINS.
CADDLERY.-A complete stock Of Harness and Trim.
Tools, can be found al BABCOCK BROTHERS.
lNl sale by s. GILBERT & CO.,
feb26 Sycamore near Water.
LNNANSVILIN BOOK STORE, Just reed Uucte Toms
~ Cabin, q further supply ofOurse Of Clifton. I've
Merchantst Emigr ant Squire. SAM. LISTER.
NEW AF u71 Hza :, oE co sHInSTNa AND
NHE undersigned have just received and opening
Il at theh store Water str Ut, near corner Of
Man, very large and handsome stock of spring Goods
20 cases Fancy Prints, Of the lases: style;
~ do French Lawns:
- do Barege de LANES;
do Fancy Popplins; ....
do bleached Muslins:
do Rips as and French Cottonades.
Also large assortment OF Swiss Muslins, Jaconets,
black and Fancy Silks, Pareges. Embraideres, Swiss
and Jaconet Edgings and Ins rtngs, Tire d and Cot
ton Laces, Ribbons, Boniiots. bro vn and bleached
Tsbleelohs Gloves, Hosieries, and good many other
things too numerous 10 merton.
fine stock of ready made Gentemen's and Boys
clo.hng. hats Caps. &c. DC: We are sl now prepared
rate. than ever before. Call and examine The GooDs
We have just received as they are worthy Of examna-
ATTENTION.
THE firm of Byford & Finch by mutual consent is
l. this day dissolved. Those knowing themselves in
debted will please call and settle at the old stand
where either of The may be found ready TO wait on
their friends, either profs. sionally or financially
mh;9-Im
FRANCISCO MILLS" FLOUR.
k0 BBL> very choice article, in store and Tor sale
~" VI '~'- Sc. GILBERT & CO.,
mh29 Sycamore, near Water.
HOPKINS & READ will open in few days large
H and choice stock Of Wall Paper, OF the latest pat
ems and will sell them wholesale RETAIL at Easfern
object for them TO examine our stock before
making their purchases. misc
HARPERS MONTHLY FOR APRIL
} spi '''''- anu RATHBoNE & wHEELERs.
MORE BOOKS q STATIONARY.
OLARK'S Commentaries, latest edition; British Flo
~ quence by Goodrich; Napoleon Dynasty; Lossng's
pete; Dickens Christmas Tales Castle Avon; Its
ewart and other late works. Also-School Books
nd tatonary in quantity. For sale by ,vv
COTTON TABLE DIAPERS bale. received and for
| feb4s Az Main st.. Louisville. KY.
DooFING TIN, $50 boxvsin store and 70 srriys and
IL forsale By Tmarsl SAMUEL ORR.
VXTE viii take in exchange for goods. Ginseng, Bees
mnra MERRITT. FIELD & CO.
ZU do Blue do; reed and for sale BY
mh22 J.H. MA6HEE 4 co.