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NEW TORK Oct. IA passenger o. the A'so!. e
,s ina, despatch was received a LTcpooi ius' oeoI
Ire steamer sailed stating iha, portion OF the allied se
fur7 Of the Alus7uimen e.:.
Simon Draper extensive merchant 10 ihis c' 'e''-i
Yesterday il is reported that others are shaking
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,r,0i .,o,ss .hst in Con=isio:Y held 81 z ~
oa the i2h September ST. Francisco (C"!IiorEiaj "ot
erected into an archiepsscopa OF when d. AeH
vas nouina led archbishop i ,a''572! ia'3's s"ss'
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| nTaE GREAT REfUBLiC,'' iEs mammoth :Gf'cf
.b, hich was sunched Boston. hioatey s Inc ~:
go., snc n the 7vod-hcr tonnage oenc g. VVj o"? s @
325 fee, long and 50 vide. has four decks i carr
:ards IF car"ass and Oh her contemplated c'uS' =
ris ::ii. hare cIc"; of loo rcn a77 ~ e':s.
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MINISTER TO FRANCE.


M-i.~.y ,s= LrnA'r nj the French.
MINISTER TO FRANCE.
~ IN. spuunlInenl oil Judge Mason 10 The French nils
sion The Administration have secured HE services "i oh
smony The most faithful AMI competent statesmen IN e
country In the various positions Of Indge 10 the Fedora
Couc member u Congress Attorney 6eIe'a Secretary I"
the Navy psesidenI oI the Constitutional Convention o
VIRGINIA. not 10 ;nan3n utr subordinate but moi less re
eoonsibe Offices Judge Mason has displayed sogacy
patience OF investigation tquably OF temper, dc8'e1
~ in dssipallpg difficulties and general capacity lor puo
lie business which no man the country possesses IN more
ample measure Whatever is possible IN Diplomacy Judee
Mason will achieve with The utmost facility aud ropely
aud with The least parade CT personal pre'enson.
In accepting the appointment OF Minister 10 t,antc
Judge Mason makes sacrifice OF petsonai convenience 10
sense OF public duty. So lar tom Gehg candidate 'o
the place either directly indirectly he received Inc n'c
pence of his appointment with the utmost surprise Nor
did he determine accept The poson until regard io h5
nryae interests was BY the persuasion oil lSst
who approaching his capacity and his de Southern feeling
the advantage of securing his services al The most I'm
portanl point Of European diplomacy
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siTE Il Eft s..

\ VILE hEGkU --Nm Anderson, b derpridtr !ire h'
ga arrested last Tuesday evening by Officers Tyler ahl
rrIrr Gicr the following circumstances. Anderson hau
"c' at The 1usr o rtc woman named Martina Ha''ei'
ana upon going away Will" Ftl IN sight OF The house. nae
stolen duck Marina The theft and accused nm OF IT,
Anderson back drew knife and swore he would XII
hrf ihis ALARMED The woman so much that she Sent ot Tue
ciiics who anvet in short time and .ooE lha islio" III
custody This however did subiu@ his iiahtihg pro-
enst- iot, few minutes after The arrest he crew t.s
khlie ani iHornea Mr. ijlcr who had hlm 10 chhse 'a
he did not intend 10 accompany him 10 HE cage ne ON
cor nase.I lcsa promptly dsarmed him. and yesterday he
mad his appcnrnIce before The Mayor The case being
heard before has ipnor Anderson ordefed 10 ir.
ccSe thirty mine for drawing an unlawful weapon on ie
ocr i.tr for the larceny Of The duck 10 be ad1nsleied
at Inc expiration ol thirty days and required To give eGnt,
y tor his good behavior 70" wrIvc months In default oi
security he was committed 10 Jail
SMALL AFFAlKM,. Philip talm, proprietor oi tl'r
EI2ie Foundry examined before the Mayor yesterday
The chaIgc OF assauIing Lewis Hannu German, Tor.
merry in his employment Upon being sworn Hanna stated
ha The 9ih nst he 10 tlie counng.room ol Mr.
Il gel settlement of his account and quit Mf. Rahm
told hun that he should have given weeks notice before
quitting and upon This point dispute took place aud Mr
H. seized stick anI struck him The head. Mr. Jas A.
o!dn clerk in The foundry being sworn slated that Han
into The counting room and had conversation
with Mr. Rahm in the German Language. After some words
hf head nr Rdhn IN English order Hinnh to lUafr he
house HanDa resisted and Mr. K. seized ra aud struck
him the head The Mayor utter hearing III" evidence
case said would discharge Mr. Ralin from custU
dy nasIauc The resistance OF Hannh when ordered 10
leave The house, justified M Rahm in using The accessory
force o get him out.
FAIRFIELD RACES -Iic fur thu Jockuy Club
Purse OF $500 By l4wsoD 10 whom The purse was
awarded In consideration OF The act that The dc oi kcu
Eye rode u in the quarter stretch Ia the last heat Red
Eye the first heat with ease and would have aken r
second and the purse but The conduct o his rider An
darson who ruled oil te Course Yesterday alter the
Termination o the race.
nEAD.-Tic negro who accidentally shot BY
.r. HAMS ii Henrco last Sunday night died OF his wound
on The following Wednesday The Medical College iu this
citY.
THE gItal NrcrcmanrsG the "Fdhir OF silva" and his
EalA ui ethiopian EiOics ioos thtir departure this
r,or..p for Charlottesville hEr Lynlh5ug. They have
e rea: satisfaction lhs city very large audiences
n!chy. They will apPaar here again. al Odd Fellows
Hall Oh the 2+!h ~ November
-@:sF-
re sia requested cali attention sale oil eighteen
valuable negroes which takes place at Cha9tusTiie on
Monday next They be sold under deed oi trust Il
Tn IL Woods and r. Il Watson. f:qs. as sdTaiaed il
snaikcr 7G!mmn.
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! NM ,nEI7aiA Oc7 l2.-The Pennsyi7 eeci :oHS
ed In favor OF the Democrats b. large majority
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TIE Vn.tss,cr P.cs5yeIy closed ite session i; r.
ecSsburs On MONDAY last :: II oso:s a 1sHs5aI,s m n.s
chosen as the place for the sp'ng mecns % ed,nS r.
ter Presbvery which WIZ oe "e'a o " "
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yY THE e0VEaNoa or VIRGINIA..

i fiEREAs vacancy hath occurred IN the 9aSs o.
), iii. state by resignation o Geose H. Glaei Que ="
eect in House for The county oi elusysania
,.rrfurc l. Joseph johnson, Go7eTnar oi The said Com
rs thought proper direct the Shet, al The county
10 hold election the ''h div 9" October next
~ In House u Delegates u supply the said satin
5 ny hand hoIernJr and Under Inc !eaSe seal 81 e
1 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
:, he G'.,GaoG GEORGE ". MuNEnnn e., .,,,,,.
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.s t.E' nsviny taken psce In Iucaian Mexics. va:
had et Vera Cruz for Tucataa with three ErsS'co
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THE SUIT AGAINST COL. BENT FUh o.. aL 49,, -,
DFR-Thc ,r;. Of the suit for alleged SANDER oioust ny
Ind ,n rcn ssinsi Cui 6enioa was commenced d l"ae
e5e,.r ,Ic m the c6lh nit. The question whether de-
fsds ~ vas residen NONRESIDENT ct the State was al
,emned 10 be submitted TO the jury but Inc 'nose aeSiae
,t,i ,. cneson had been wsiTcd BY the aeencan sho
tke p
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,.IaTT DDT-LAits REWARD.

RA% AMAE rs@. arm in the lower pa OF iientro do"u
II ei nj negro bog NOSES boy about Il years oi
and about hvc feet SIX inches Ia height
.c m i:.c las 40; been dei!n ey heard it6n though
.guyose 70 te .ee IN Menrico OF th: ca Citi
,ewSr a ty dolls will be given lof his aprehth
80 Of tic Satc, hiry dollars Il aSen wlhlh The
81. an. delivered to sGcared 81 that acs ilm
u. .-cu L. II. POISDEXrER.
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Y3ED TO SEN.T, IN Eastern Virginia, uI easy access
w hf :ai Iai tide Tater comfortable t!o 81 ''
40; Np: the accommodation oi small fanny ana
would not he unlecIeu u" aus
:, ~ joaG HOUSE SERVANTS and GARDEN Lh "nu.u oe
"t:1 ",.,.ri % M '"N WM H. PEAkE.
90, Rassusr, Sun Icon Buildings. Baltimore, Mi
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I;l PEtINTE Il >.

TK-TEE r n Gliahc have tor .ale lai9e aInoui;
4 cfrRlSrl.G MATERIALS, conssn2 o.
IA. cyIincI Press tanaS'c OF 9is'hG lalet The
:s II the Ri.hmoad Viii. -, :,
80 miefs.e oloe cylinder Press, EGss .nust!uTt o.
,nstlgcl!o: with t.acys Composing Scss &c, Sc
islne variety 81 lob TYPE, 10 wnch Is attached net"
In .c ,r.. rrm.f, suit Ible for pamphlets;
; l Dre er not hall worn 10 bs ,'iNGrd h1" !ota
i ..rfaG !hI. sut purchasers
p..,tsrso Tcapers Lave iatr"pp,unly ~ reisn
,tbr a; -ss On sasv terms Address jNO ;. GAAliER
..nsol nsl paid, oftie Undersigned GenrgcoMn D. T.
-. -r.i II iDuGilBOR0UGi Trustee.
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jFf.t L - RICHMOND SEPT. ~, lSjJ
''sS'"s"' 80" WI r. MuNroRp Secretary
.ppnINTMENI OF PROXY

-, = ~ rursE PRESENTS, That We tho Subscribers be-
NJ j. n, JAMES EaSAwHA COMPANY, dc
.,ns.u;s and arpont our true 3n6 lawful attorney
- each Of US III all General Meetings OF Inc
rs Coinaay he within six months from and alter
r.r.n whca not personally present or represented
r scn vote or votes and 10 such uter acts
c "a oa cvc 10, n.emosro OF the said meetings. II
49,. ovcscat; and no hereby a;iiy and confirm
m y,rss act or acts ouI said Attorney may lawfully
IL; US in pursuance oil the authority hereby conferred
him o., :, ,nu ,,,n
;la sg.: .!aa;red s"d -.
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He aa requested cali attention 10 Tho sale OF eighteen
valuable negroes which takes place at Cha!i3tsTle on
Monday They be sold under deed o trust IL
Hm II Wooi: aud y. Il Watson f:qs as sdTailisti il
.uaitcr column.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOiS-MuRE GOLD p~i.Ait
FROM VALPARAISO.

AnRIVlI TTfFI ILI.I.NUls 49,
FROM VALPARAISO.
NEW Yo5S Oct l0-1he steamer Illinois atlseI M 1 eiD 10
,nis morning with The California mails and - 20 uUo ~
ca Urr ndyires from San Francisco ac TO Inc iGn no
,n,n hase hy The Star OF The West here ana 1T Dora
da al New Orleans BY her We have accounts rom ala
,i=9 IL 1nc Isl September bill wos before Consess p
nnsu" 10 reduce the duty silk, oGd the Pre-
polnj that il would probably pass The market was an
Flour selling al So Frelgnts advancing aaa Sessss
scarce .,. .I:,.o ,o.-oc- 70
r,n1 Bolivia apd bring atcHi an;cabe adjustment.
I. is rumocd that Gen. Flores vas e9ot, p,cps'"s 10 -.
anaii:es expedition a2ains; Ecuador ia!ta 3't " " "
!
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,iUBEtiIC Il. NT'IS,

ATTORNEY LAW, FIN
IL ILL regularly attend the Circuit ana lntrioi Courts VI Nor,
VI tck county. Norfolk city Na"Semond ani Isle OF wight
,a and Circuit Couri OF Southampton county All blsi'
= ~. are VII Gee! VIII onpt t n:'s,Yn
wednesdays when .r viii be a. his Office 10 me C!ssE
"a. - c,,,t;,. ~ SuTot ADr lG-cnm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

The s,s.-s: jespach which announced tic ita'f 81
5udgc D.Tea the C.;cf Of saba;aa as cE'oeeus
The judge cs p.os;1aSd % yellow issc'. e's
Es,
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BALTIMORE, Oc7 IL Sales of liOo eois h3S. =, =:
s. g. Red wheat sl3i to 81; white Az 70 lao is''"
corn el cIs.; white II a 15
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THE YELLOW FEVER

IhF ELLUT T. FN -
i ,: aIs l3s os which az were from fcT- r0it rc-
son as beer nearly deserted. Tns fever is raging Oh 'S
aiania;inns .:r E;oai lgia!iy
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.,oIiy ~. uLE N.ON. DEM

ae yse OF tt -!Taniasai d ts B+timore I"iiese
II Denial SCrer uer !y professional services 10 the citI
u IN. !ni the adjoining colnIr* an prepared 70
al! tie teeth III the most perfect nanner--
i.. as. sd 10 AZ 2n;irS set -,
,nd 10 any cali ty addressing Farmse Prince l." ward
- " March ely
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IC,U ES1TY OOI,aIlS Rr. W ARD.

FAN AWAY The Si!h oi August my na" ii'! hs ls
II a,:t !I tdck nestn As"u ~ years "' VI
;a ra.a IL probably oa the Canal ar aoo' ne Ca
IT, aIsemt II estde to ice STATE
IL nav bs abnv. reward ai s u " cred {" ic 1 JnH,h u
iba can him again, ;aktn Qua he con.y ssn
~. =. ,,n coun,y DAVID HANCOCK.
-: -. IL. w. Wv u ~ a,,sn,rl, Sept. t-cNii
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The Legislature oi ma ai tiasl,i!i> 81 ,s -
os;snt fd; Folk za= eectci lttstshi Of ii.s sssis i,
over D. Csreer ECO E Ihs : eRsts s.a,i
iocIcd Mr. Il r. Wis er Speaker. The coia Stood, s"SH
ner tWhie Is VIM wallace (nsmoc'atj .'ei'''a' ~
!:iiigEncET
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-oa- a. i2-Fic:r is caei:i SoUiLerr &c:
ee!oc; y sc Sales cf white wheat =; slt5 y Glow
cc:r s6 c:s. -.
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Oy!. nUNDRe.il DOLLARS REWARD.
away !ro; IIlare.'s RGcE. IN CuhaIlanG I"Nny hs
X -; 81 May my WILLIAM about aiSet, 10 iGcie
i i,! 70 vcddis! rolo OF one a" his toes IL Oh :
HI Is aoaa, -cai years old The above reward and al ea7a
arrested beyond the limits oil the Stale "i '
~ reasonable expenses paid take IN le state
~ rirsS ered TO al ilo"rers Rock cInosIiand
acy, 'irslGia ELISHA 1A'hSoH'
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Floyd HOUSE,

ih> ause suats! on Main street opposite the AmeTcan
c Tie pleasant locations the city; Mem
t:s students and ocs who eHsc, to spend The
"nU 10 well board before tic rooms ale
sa:lg'i MRS EDplNS
li.-tAMIf
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NC RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
-,,suEp pAlLY AND sEMi.w ~
RlTCHiES s. PRYOR..
+ L K VI $

,,,iars rer annu aud al the rata of eight
rl shorter rerioi than onn year For the Ssuli
~ 1Stn i2 nT nnnum aud three dollars Tor SIX oGthe
dea M rQ,i i. ths ONCE or remi'tcl by mall posi-
80 Ia aa' 80. 49,, nsr ,nnun the end c the year
.IN ohitr may be rcmitted per mail, Ia eu"u anu
81 tu{s a. the risS OF the Editors ne postage p az 'si
s.s Ba.S ~ - ,ri'o-s The postage OF single etef Is
w 80 nrtn writer. II Is the accumulation VI los
a ~, q" ,us,ess which operates as seriousaA ePo
..:nS. rrRNS OF ADVERTISING.
TSpIlRER:--For TEN lines or loss, hrst III
m THE a n succeeding insertion twenty 1--WE cchts
IL; 'e"s ,wice week three times wsek thiIS
asot.si a'eS 80 Wv f,y al. Insertion a(cr the first
ai ha. carEr ny dollars fort i!ry lines and ~
Ia grola ~ whoire charged sio0, (papermcuiedl
aud TEN iines or less, hsi insertion
|lS TIE Stu Stu r,u;lnuaicc 50 cents.
rents; ~ b2 accompanied with the advance
t:ies s,'sfar;a;v references. 10 insure execution
Gl!es ard tTtns 0f respect, eicecSins s!gA titeS
~ O..-s3 trr a. advertisements
s. - fs,r,r.e< and Marriages. the country, whcLcye
u GusHo 10 us, musi h. authenticated, by
ii the Postmaster IN the neiehDurhood, ol they wal
uc nuhlished Every that has been taken Il
s,ious and luitzcs heretofore, proved unaTaing
nst upon such communications being ceriineo
-, ,ne he Postmaster rrrIc on The bocS Of fhe eT.
c-raCE or JAMES RIVER KANAWHA CO.
jtfi.H RICHMOND, SEPT. ~, lSj3
- tseah aH6ui! meeting Of The S;ocShelers OF inc Jdass
~, Sanlwha Company, Will be held al This of'e on
. ~ 80 -, ?. D Uc:ohcr next .,, ,,.
! 80 eC tho ockhoiers Is provided thai every
" ii5-f:y appointing proxy TO represent STOCK sha DC
,"e authenticated lf be under the hand and
Taiers ani be acste! by OF more witnesses
i. '''s - 's WI MrNroRD Secretary,
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HAVE has y asg0cla!Ci WITH IN business Mr. B j. John
ait The Commission business Und er the 81!
UiRREiL S JOHNSON In the house formerly occupied u.
ls l1.e= .n solicit rGnIgnTents u Tobacco Wheat Cor
I cur irum c0unry Cnds We a!ter onse!S IRON gu
The That obtain al all tIEts lh
'2S Tn9as produce entrusted 10 oar care We are
,.tI.GtI y rIlEC I3eri advances Oh cohsignmrns.
O.. l-ci. r. II. DiB0ELI
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OFFICIAL

aspo,srmssr sY THE PREsiDEST.-J John y. Mason Est
o Viroina 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen
porepary Of The Unlled States al The Cout oi HE lmpef
SI.i.s.y e E.rra.nr nj the French.
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pE0aIRITDRY Law

:. -, lin = M rhr c,li2ens G Caroline County, held
>, nowiin Green on Monday 10Th nst " m Z Larnell
Fsn was caaa 10 he Chair. ard D' I I fos1'us aP
puint,d Secretary r.. ;, - hmm
Bulicr ,-.--,.-.,+ ;, -.
Resolved That committee OF five ea a'9i"iel - PIE
.fp nan for Tie action Of ths CITIZENS o! inc c"hhI "
f,vo of prnhoitng the traffic in Intoxicating liquors.
,I,st said committee report Gdo"E6cn meeting oi -
-rns 10 he held st Bowling Greer on 'oHaay ihc l.'
lax Of i,c.sU,ber, 1858 that being Court dc; .
i,oeovrj Thu; a committee oil Eiiecn DC afFG"''ea ~
-acurc SIGNATURES 10 the uI0Tna pledge aad tsi slio
rr,n,rniitcc rroo7, To iha aif1nTnea meeting
nisdcs r,y sell &c ali proper means - s"t'~ !. =
nro;;nc he sac ard irairc in Intoxicating "
; VOTE ;r i; aud aid in enforcing lis due opseivan.c
.ia.srs 4 $ Broadius L. y. Sc0: Junn has'ic4 '2i'
snA Jahn G Parrish addressed he meeting, aiit "s" e
rs.uir,,,-. were rasscd unanimously.
irhn {: Parrish = ". SGs A. }. biaai'ds a'' - y
Il ilcr w,c ar;,,irieI s cnliHca "':a' ls 'Ts So"
linn and he following geaaIsn '2aG 90 i'''.' ''s e
r,iiic2 uuds- The second -csonlicT: mo H"sf
MaIsha inc e. Parrish F!1To. John V a'itl5 ~ =.
A s Bro,ddus r II Scott, Gf. ". GuisehhsirE; u
ronIin ino - Scott, VIM ii .las1n SaT;uei =. fss
ross C;eo-Go Phillips e. X. i;iaataI, i"' E1hains'
On motian the Chairman aud Secretary "sTe aahe'
Resolved Tina, thc proceedings DC puoishIf il "'s MED
moad and Fredericksburg papers
On rnoiiGn ation1nei -....-- -,.:--,,
c e ERa.rDUs Secretary.
Sos ,o hundred signatures weIe ct;a;cci . 's F'-'=
The afternoon.
u Fra and Examiner pleass COP:
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iA'cA hdes held IL the Clerks Office OF the CIrcu
ss - .. nc sy Q! Rckoni lie third laT Of October
Il T. y; Ss'"F iis first Monday il. he 5aDin ' "
Hls5E 16s'1'' oi ''e as will testament Jane
.g.,f., Plaintiff:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-25
ALLI9 & HOWES
wholesale lsrOCGrS.

Cora.r Of Water aud Pine SITS :, EpansriIie, Ind.
IIAVE hand one of the largest and best selected
Il stocks of Groceries, opened in the West and
offer inducements that will justify Dealers to prefer
the market at Evansville to any more distant point
Merchants invited to call and examine.
COFFEE-Rio, Jamaica, Java Mecca.
TEA-Imperia, Gun Powder, Hyson, Young Hyson,
Poushong Oolong of all grades from lowest price to fine
est.
.SUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf, Crushed,
powdered.
MOLASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
yous to the first Frost also, reboiled and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best imported, a
great variety of Brands, to domestic manufactured.
wINES--Port, Madeira, Claret, White. Sherry, Cham
paign. different Brands and navors.
GlN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
land in Jugs.
CIGARS-A great variety of Brands at all prses from
So 50 to $751; q 1000.
AXES-Simmon S, Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment OF all articles gen
orally kept in Grocery Establishments. such as: Soap
Candles. Stu, Nails. Lea: her, Starch Nuts large
lot of Gunny bags, Turk Island and Kanawha Salt Oils
Paints, Brooms, Brushes, Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales, Coaee Mills, Spices, do ground Matches Traces
Well Chains and fixtures Tumblers, Decanters, Jars
Lanterns Hall Lamps, Oysters Sar tines Mackere Shad
Goldfish Herring Shovels, ect., ect., ect.
All the goods We sell are warranted. octl
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CERTIFICATES.

RocKPoRr STEAM MILLS, April 1850.
AGENTS OF THE BosroS BELrrse COMPANY: Gents
As respects the Vucanized Rubber Betting 1t will
speak for itself, having been two years in The
large main belt makes hundred and eighty revolu
tons per minute, and apparently good the day
they put on. We have also large quantity OF
the Railway Belling, which is also doing very well.
JAMES HASKELL. Superintendent,
NAUMKEAG CoTToN Mills, SALEM, April T. 1850.
Agents oF THE BosTos BETTING COMPANY: Gents
In reply TO your inquiries would say that after the
use OF the Vulcanized Rubber Belts manufactured b,
the Boston Betting Company, for two years. am fully
satisfied with their operation, although at first taken,
matter of Decessy, to drive the machinery, that
stopped failure OF the adopted for this pur
pose. The Railway Betting, had OF you for the Con-
ductors complained of by the overseer that started
them properly adjusted by his successor and have
been in operation three years and have worked well,
recurring repairs particular attentions from which
fact am of the opinion, when first put nj work, the y
were kept 100 tightly trained ON the pullies
Respectfully yours, -
EDWARD SMITH, Treas. Naumkeag Mills.
CocHEco MAS'G Co., DOVER, n. H., April, 1850
AGENTS or THE BOsroN Betting COMPANY: Gents
We have had one Of y,ur Vueanzed Rubber Belts one
hundred and feet long and twelve inches wide, In
FIVE years. and will say, IL another wanted we
should use the Rubber rather than leather.
Yours truly GEO. MATHEWSoN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-25
HALLS PATENT CONCRETE SAFES,

DATENTED August 81, 1919. Warranted from
i damp and mould well as fire proof.
We are manu- featuring the above superior Safe at
establishme nj Columbia street, between Broad
way and Sycamore Streets No. 49, and have constantly
on hand good assortment, alft H-
These Safes better article, as it regards fire
proof quality and dryness than any other manufacture
ed in the United States. r
We saw further that no manufacturer dare risk the
of their Safest testing equal in size
and thickness with ours, fair trial by fire.
Should they, or any of them conclude to do so, we
will furnish them safe free Of charge, provided 1t does
not on trial prove to be the best article
t.eill HALL DoDDS & co.
They can be had ut the Fact ry No. ~, Columbia
street, cincinnati, Ohio, and in the State of Indiana
nj the follow agencies: ~ E. ls sl TT ar
HORNBROOk q WOODLAND, Evansville.
FRY d. MAXWELL; Madison. r..
MUNFORD, & HOOKER, Lafayette.
jill VAGlN, indianapolis.
W.T.. DENNIS IL CO. Richmond.
.narIj 6md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-25
COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

TINE undersigned has this day opened, in Linck new
building, Firststreet, between Main and Locust.
splendid of Family Groceries, Of my own selection
from Eastern markets, which will sell 1T very low prices
for cash. or Produce Of all kinds. .-.s-sa
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies Of Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles, for the
table direct from the farmers having made arrangements
be supplied several timesa week during the summer
with all kinds OF Country Produce. All goods purchased
Cooks will be delivered al the residence Of customers
If desired, have market wagon especially for tina
purpose therefore solicit share Of public patronage
aud will try to merit it. Please call and examine m!
stock. Tie3Otfl Z.H. COOK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-25
NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE would inform rod customers and the public,
w that we have just received very large and well
selected assortment of Spring Goods the largest and
best we have ever offered to the public in this city
We are now prepared to supply all calls. either Whole
sale or Retail ut ch-aper rates than ever before.
They have also hand a large assortment of
TR u NkS,
Comprising all ordinary varieties, which We offer for
sale mt reduced prices
OUR sToCE<
Consists OF every variety of Men and Boys ready made
Clothing: Hats Caps, and Shirts. Furnishing Goods
generally Also q choice assortment OF Show Case
goods. We only AJAX the people to call anu we will
perform all we advertise.
mars s. KAHN.