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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-18

OF The Boston Courier gives a list of the
dividends paid by forty banks in Massachu.
setts, out of Boston, for five years ending
with 1852, from which it appears that the
average annual dividends during that period
has been 7.6 per cent. The highest average
was the Ocean Bank, at Newburyport, which
divided regularly each year 10 per. cent, and
the lowest the Neponset, at Canton, which
averaged So per cent
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LATER FROM LIBERIA.-Advices from
Monrovia to the 25th of February have been
received at New York. There are gratifying
accounts of the improving prospects of trade
President Roberts writes under date OF the
oath, that the Republic was in a state o.
prosperity, and that good health generally
prevailed.
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o. Since those abominabe broica wells
have come into fashion we have been COM
PEELED TO lay aside half Of our natural polite
ness, as it is impossible to tell our own wife
from somebody elsc's, therefore we are obli-
ged to pass on without even touching our
hat, for fear Uf mistakes. Ifyou are hand
some, don't deprive us of the luxury to gaze
upon your dear face; but it ugly, put on a
broom veil.-G Io,ca Gazette.
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PEOPLE OF AMERICA.

Thousands OF you have suffered for long years with
Rheumatic Pains, Ulcerous Sores Swelled Legs, Piles
and other complaints that all the remedi les YOU
have tried have failed to curc and your have
pronounced lncurable-you need suffer no Longer.
remedy !. discovered and places within the reach
OF all that VIII cure all these complaints and make
young again. Da ce with oy-for you shall be healed.
The great remedy is the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENTi
Important and extraordinary daily reported
10 US as having been performed by the of this Ln-
ment and who use disappointed In its effects
IL See sdyertisemens in another column.
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OF The Louisville Courier says that Col.
Rand is again out West, looking fresher and
Captain at New York, whom he pacific ated
so easily by referring their mutual grievan-
ces to the arbitration of the "ordinary West
ern rifle
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-18

o. Governor Dutton, in his message to
the Connecticut Legislature, recon me nds the
passage of Maine Law Temperance Bill,
and more efficient organization Of the
militia. He takes strong grounds against
the Nebraska bill.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. HOwe's Shaker Sarsaparilla!
A FREE LECTURE!

CONTRASTING the several Systems of Medicine with the
reform Practice Of Eelecticsm will be delivered Fri
day night, he 18th inst at the Methodist Church. on
Locust street, b. DR.. B. STUvE. Ladies and gentlemen
are respectfully invited to attend. [myls-2t
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ICE CREAM

THE Subscriber having refed the at his resi-
l. deuce on Seventh street, third door OF Squire
Mills residence prepared to furnish the citizens
of Evansville with superior article of this delightful
and cooling luxury Families, Parties and Pic Mics
nished at short notice with any favored Creams the
my wish delivered.
myI3dlws GEO. w. GLOVER.
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uouSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
- ~ 20

PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &c. &C.
(tlEN DENlNG ~ WALKER have formed partner.
~ ship for the above business. ard opened shop ana
Store Sycamore street, just above laughin's o'a
stand. They will keep constantly hand large STOCK
Of Paints. Oils Window GLASS; Varshes, Brushes 6cs
&c. They solicit orders for House and Sign Paint
ing every variety promising 10 execute IL in the oest
style and at the lowest prices. m.gu
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FOR SALE.

WE have for sale good. new strong Wagon with
w four stout springs. 1t is suitable for many nur-
poscs--as Butcher or Furniture Wagon For nartien
lars enquire Of o. sCHEEFFER & SCHROEDER
mys Main ST., betw. FRS. and Wafer
n HHDS \: O. Sugar, fair to prime. Just reed per
Dye COOKS
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NATCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEW oRfrASs, Aprn ., 1908.
Our Office AMI warehouse. Nos. 81 and Is Natcbez s>
with their contents, except the books and papers con-
tanned in Safe entirely destroyed b. re. on
the morning of the 10Th March. Although the Safe had
been for several boufs in extremely hot re before
could recover it. and, being FIRST discovered, was
IN red heat; being cooled with water, removed
our books and papers the amount OF twenty thoussho
dollars. without the slightest damage injury to 49,
Being fully convinced by this Of The entire seeu
~ Of those Safes have procured another of the
description, from the Agent. viz Richs Freproof
Safe sold by Mr.. Isaac Bridge, No. % Magazine street,
and recommend them To all who desire perfect security
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
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FORK UPls

THE under gned respectfully requests all persons
L ndebt sd to him, To call and make immediate set
Element. Also al persons having claims against him. to
call and have them adjusted The accounts be set
tied my Water street. during the next tw
weeks. after which they will be aced in hands to en-
force collection. (myl3u) PHILIP DEUSNER
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FIRE! FIR E!! FIR e
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
RICHsS SALA M A N DER SAEESs

TPTHE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BrEx
receiy ed by the mails They additional testimony
of uperory of RIcus all otherss
FIKE IN CHARLESTON, s. C.
CHARIEsroS, April 90. 1854.
Mr. l.. NJ HATCH, Agent for Richs Salama ndcr Safes
Dear Sir Finding impossible to remove our safe du-
ring the late fire, which destroyed our store IN Hayne
street and having taken out books. put into 10
papers to test it, We glad to acknowledge
that IL fully sustained the high reputation OF your Sales
The preservation Of these per- more than we ex
pected when witnessed the intense heat was sub
jeeted to. Yours, &e.
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COURTNEY, TENANT & c.
FIRE IN EVANSVILLE. NY.

Messrs. STE.RSs MARVIN Gentlemen: Your SAFE
went through the fire. II contained all our books and
papers which out In good order. The Safe, from
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted our
alin it. Very respectfully, yours,
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NOTICE.

4 DAM REID warns the public against trus ting
his account hereby warn the public hot to trust
HIM on my account, as have paid ugh debts OF his
aud stood enough abuse and bad treatment without
having to be at any further expense am already in
debt through his means and for the clothes
NV lG 2lS JANEREID
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WILLOW WARE, &C.-Rec'd per steamer
w Dick Keys:
Is doz Shaker Brooms; e5 doz Common Brooms; doz
Whips 10 nests White Tubs, in nest; 10 nests Blue
Tubs in nest: nests Blue Tubs in nest; doz Red
Tubs; doz Cedar Pals bound 4nests Cedar Pals
brass bound: nests Pine Flour Buckets; doz Iron
Bound Half Barrels 6 doz Common hf bbls; dog Ce-
dar hf bbl TO- Matches; Ia gross Cedar Fassets
10 nests Boxes; doz Rolling Pins;
dog Potato Mashe-s; doz Tar Cans
doZ Well Buckets dozWork Baskets, ass'd
10 dog Market do; dog Dbl d h, bbl Covers
a doz Willow Wagons; dog Willow Cabs;
doz do Cradles; 4 doz White Churns;
For sale ut lowest market price by
myI3 l. IL ID. HEIMANN
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
lust REED A LARGE ASSORTMENT
u OF HEABOVEa SAMUEL LISTERS
rnvl5 Book Store.
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DEF. SALMON, CHEESE, PRUNES. CHoCo-
- LAD, SPICE, dC., reed per steamer Dick Keys:
cases 100 JAYS Prunes; cases "a boxes Prunes;
casks Prunes $50 lbs 81 Smut Salmon 40 lbs
hi bbs pick Id Salmon; baskets ~ dz Olive Oil;
o kits Maekerel; 25 b,s Eng Dairy Cheese;
) bbls Peark Barley; bbls Canr. Sugar-cured
bxs Chocoa.e; Dried Beef;
IS bxs do DE Sante 80 bxs Dried Herring;
superfne a la Vane; 40 bxs Ground spice;
90 bxs Ky. Mustard; 2bxs Nv. Mustard, loose;
Is bxs Pearl Starch; 9 bills Saleratus;
l2bx. Pearl Starch in n 10 bbls Sack Salt
10 bbls Cider Vinegar; 2bxs Cream Tartar;
2bxs Nutmegs; l5 doz Bed-cords, hemp,
3 reals Cotton BEDFORD; grass and jue;
3 coils Grass do; IS bxs Palm Soap;
10 bxs German Soap; % bxs Fancy do;
Is bxs Shaving do; Q bxs Salt Soda;
"a bundles Cotton Irvine; for sale at the lowest market
price by (myI0 La D. HERMAN.
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JOHN y. MITCHELL ~ SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
rlIiSI(lfS M lI2 r<I1 MTG

IHIooION N1bkSCI1 ANIS,
EVANSVILLE, lNp.
Ofce and Warehouse Wafer street. bttnsen Main
dad Locust; also corner Of HGfRHt st. and the
Canal and at IRE Big RAGrf Boat at
foot Of Man street.
NJ l.h advance cash all kinds Of Produce COS,
w signed 10 them Tor e here ship
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
Orders for purchasing Produce Merchandise, filled
at the shortest notice and lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention To the Forwarding Of
ali Mehaniise and Produce entrusted their care and
with their experience aud ample facilities for Storage
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction.
deceit JOHN 5. MITCHELL & SON,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COME RIGHT ALONG!


COME RIGHT ALONG!
Ii. those VIII wish to have their Daguerreotypes
"A taken by H. H. KELSEY, will please call soon, as
by the present arrangements he will deliver his Rooms
into other hands 10y the first Of June. Don't delay Tor
this will be your last opportunity. lmyle Std
TOTHE LADIES.
<NE have received, PEI Adams q Co.'S Express /
w Paia Neapolitan Hair Bonnets. which we will
sell at So 30 each and plain English soft straw 50 25
Also Ribbons, tow-rs, Trimmings, &c, &c Bonnels
the shortest notice ' EDWARD r , FRGSN% CO.,
myls First street. opposite the Post Office.
TO ALL WHOM 1T May CONCERN.
TIME subscribers being for the moment throw on, of
l. bu mess and subjected to heav, losses by the burn
ing their Tobacco Store do hereby cii all those
owing hem to make i'm ,diae nav TO them Al the
Messrs. Decker Kramer. Main street TO en-
able To meet engage ments the proper time
We have the confidence in our customers, that this call
myis If o. sCHEEFFER & SCHROEDER.
81 BOXES Cheese reel peru. S. Aid and for sale by
y myl7 j. q w. REILLY.
mats whoe and 20 cases doz
~ cans each. ground for sale by
my17 s. r. GILBERT q CO., syc. near Water.
- myi7 Sc GTLBE II & Co. syc. near Water.
TAtLo!w1 cANp5I Is boxes in store, for
myls $. L. GILBERT d co. Sye. nsar Water.
Star CANDLE ) -s5 whole. half AID quarter
- boxes, for sale by
m.i7 S GILBERT q CO. syc near Water.
Nv dRPOOL BLOWN SALTS bags for
Il sale by >. L. GILBERT 81 CO..
myl1 S.c. lear Water
GOLD CEsssNS.
JUST RECElN at Bl1fKOLFF SONS!
wv have just received fine lot of Gold Vest Chains
w of beautiful st, les. Also lot of Gold Hunting
Lockei to which invite the attention of those wish
ing tc purchase. We will sell cheap. and biOning
about 1t Gmyl7
I'D IIsE LADIES ONLY!
-, Wchave received per Express, 4 large and -,
/ q tsplendd assortment OF 81
/ ~ BJNNErs: ~
LADIES' COLLARS;
/ UNDEBSLEEVES;
LiCES. &c. Sc.
0fhe latest and most fashionable STYLES We able
TO sell all these articles astonshngly low price.
! m4l6 WA. LoEW ENlHAL q CO.
4 , 4 BALES Hay just rec d and for s.ls by
4 myl6 4 LEWIS.
NoTlCE.
TIME Individual who borrowed my Trucks some time
l. back, will please return them, If he is done will
them. (nIyiG) L.. LEWIS.
/ ALE! Alley!
lust reed 100 bhis vi Pittsburgh Ale (PhTnix Brew
- ery) at (m!1G) AbLIS " HoWES'.
) CHEESE.-l5o boxes W.R Cheese for sale low b,
~ myl6 ALilS ~ HoWES.
BANK DIVIDEND.
NHE Stockholders 10 the Branch at Evansville Of I'll,
OFFS per cent. from current profits and per cent
from surplus, making six per ceut has been declared
payable on demand: G. ". RATHBONE,
myl6-3td enquirer eopl.l Cashier
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CLASS WAwE.-Reesl per steamer Dick Keys:
II Is bxs a~s'd Wine. Beer. Ale and Water Tumbcrs:
e5 doz assd Molassrs Cans: dog Swectmeat Dishee,
wi;h Covers doz Glass Fowls doz Decanters; g dox
Castor Paddles IS doz Cup Paies 25 doz Butter Plstse
doz Preserve Plates: dog assorted WATERS; dog
assorted Britannia Caster Frames; doz lanterns. with
springs oZ lanIrrps nDmon; % doz assorted Salts.
For sale al tie lowest tarl ct price by
uyi3 I. & ID. HERMANN.
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PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANs. April ~, 1884.
We have abundant reason 10 recommend kich's Sala-
mander Safe emneniy 6reproof. since We had
cecnt opportunity the 5h February last Of testing
Of that description, which we purchased several
Charres street, with entire stock innings,
&c, burned the morning Of that day. subjecting
safe 10 very intense heat during several hours yet
h saved all its contents. comprising bank notes
checks for upwards Of nine bundled dollars bills receive
able for several thousand dollars and accounts in
books for 70 thousand dollars As said Safe only
hundred and ten dollars. we rick nothing in pre-
pouncug il the cheapest article we purchased.
ALERRT * TRlCO.
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h1ILr INERY AND FANCY GOODS.

MILI LNGRY AND FANCY GOODS.
MRS. JANE HAAS. recently from Louisville, has
Va just established a Millinery Store Main street.
opposite the Raak whore she has opened scasonable
stock of hh, ~ and Fancy Goods, comprising Spring
aud Summer sly les of Bonnets. Straw Goods Ribbons,
Trimmings &c. &c. She invites the attention of the
ladies 10 these - DDS and hopes 81 may be able TO
cure their Patronage by good articles aud low prices
She prepared ill all orders in satisfs Glory
ncr. my lJ.2wf
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TO THE LADIES.

M r have received, per Adams IL Co.'S Express
w PlaiH Neapolitan Hair Bonnets. which we vii
sell a So % each and plain English soft straw So %
Also Ribbons, Flowers, Trimmings, &C., &c Bonnet
sold with or without trimming, trimmed to order o.
the shortest notice. EDWARD FEGAN 81 CO.,
my14 First street, opposite the Post Office.
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COME RIGHT ALONG!
A Ii. those VIII wish have their Daguerreotypes
IA taken by II. IL. KELSEY, will please call soon as
by the present arrangements he will deliver his Rooms
into other hands by the first OF June. Don't delay, Tor
this will be your last opportunity. lmyie STD
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large assortment OF WILDrR's PATENT SALAMANCA
SAFES, with Rich's Improvement, for safe by
STEARNS & MARVIN,
successors to Rich IL Col
l46 WATER STREET. N ",
The only Makers OF Salamander Safes combining Will
der's and Richs Patents. and Sole Prophetors Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key
keyhole. ALLIS & HOWES.
myy-if Agents at Evansville.
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THE Stockholders In the Branch at Evansville of the
Il State bank OF Indiana notified that Dividend
ofJ PEI cent from current profits, and per
from surplus, making six per cent. has been declared,
pay able demand. G.. ". RATHBONE
l6-3tJ (Enquirer conn., Cashier.
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| - BBi s Reboiled MolassS 5;
l. - do Sugarh house Molasses;
do Syrup; just reed per steamer Sulisna fog
sale wholesale (mNSl COOh,S.
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a 1UODS
\NTE would respectfully invite the attention OF the
w Ladies' 10 stock Of Embroid-res and Lace
Goods just received per Express consisting the aest
styles OF aeenet and Swiss Embroidered Collars Sleeves
Chimisetts. Edgngs aud lnsertngs; black aud white
Lace Caps &c. (myel SHANkLlS & REILLY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09

SENATOR DouoLAs-Squatter Sovereignty.
The Boston Post, in commenting upon tins
gentleman's recent speech, takes pleasure
in finding, as it asserts, its iavorltc doctrine
of squatter sovereignty, or the right Of The
people of the territory 10 legislate absolutely
upon all local subjects, and thereby to exclude
slavery, fully maintained and indicated.
We cannot assent TO any such construction OF
the speech, and of the bill which it sustains,
without impu!ing duplicity 10 the former,
and an unconstitutional character 10 the lat
ter. For ii it is intended to be argued by
Senator Douglas, that in creating territorial
Governments invested with the usual pow
ers, they can legislate so as TO exclude and
abolish slavery, when the very law which
organizes them declares the territories open
TO the immigration and settlement Of the
STAKEHOLDER, we must reject such pro-
position as not only unconstitutional, but as
containing upon its very face the mark Of
treacheSy.
1t would indeed be the climax of specious
Justice, to proclaim nOn-inteiyention on the
part Of Congress as the principle OF fairness
and the Constitution, yet that it should pass
law comforting upon teR:ful OF hunters
and outlaws the right to intervene in the
most absolute and sovereign manner. IL the
Compromise of 1850, and the present bill
for The admission Of Nebraska, really mean
ANYTHING Of fairness or justice to the South
ifthis latter be not intended as trap to catch
her support for o principle seemingly OF
value to her, we are NOT in error in saying
10 slave holders, here lies this territory, sc
into it with your property II you will, ant
4 Won shall be safe, until, as sovereign State
the people decide for or against the institu
tion. Otherwise the Nebraska bill is I
WORTHLESS and decepdys trucs.--lcharles'o'
Mercury
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
From Washington.
Clemens and Har, is--.Mr. M,rcy and Mr..
Champion. .., j..

Clemens and Hanis-.Nr. .Nrrcy and Mr..
Champion. ....,. j..
Correspondence 1.-THE New York Times +
WAsH1SeroN, February %, 1854.
Slight mention has been made in the press
of an Offray which occurred in a restaurant
of this city day or two since, between ex-
Senator Clemens Of Alabama, and Hon. Mr..
Harris, member of Congress from Missis-
sippi. The affair was rather serious, and
can hardly fail to end in mortal combat
The story is, that gentleman who was in
company with Mr.. Harris, introduced Mr..
Clemens 10 him without having nscertained
that the introduction would be agreeable
Mr.. Harris, who is an ultra Southern Rights
man, and considers Mr.. Clemens as Sub
missionist," declined the introduction 10 any
man who fraternized with John Van Buren,.
Mr.. Clemens intimated that lie would hold
the Mississippian personally responsible for
the insultj whereupon, it is stated Mr..
Harris denounced him as an Abolitionist.-
Mr.. Clemens drew his revolver and struck
Mr.. Harris with it, cutting severe cash in
his head, and Telling him at bis feet. Mr..
Harris being unarmed, made no resistance.
Mr.. Champion, the British Minister, and
Mr.. Marcy, had an interview at the State
Department, relative to Earl Clarendon's in
timation that the Anglo-French alliance in
relation 10 Eastern affairs, is designed to
look after matters in the West, and check
The progress Of "Toung America" as soon
as the Gar and the Sultan have been dis
posed of. As the interview was very good
natured, it is safe to presume that there is
no very great disagreement between the
Secretary and the Minister on this subject
Unless am greatly mistaken, Cuba and The
Sandwich Islands will have been added tc
the American Empire, long before Englant
aud France &c. at the end of the Eastern
problem.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09

CART. JEwETv.-Wo observe by the
papers that Capt. Jewett, and his fine stea-
mer, are great favorites in the Southern
trade, where he has been driving prosper
Gus business since he left our river, with the
close Of navigation last fall. One Of the
Captains notices is "to combine business
with pleasure" and acting upon it, recently,
while taking in very heavy freight at Cape
Girardeau. for New Orleans, issued invita-
tions, ard gave The citizens Of that place a
splendid banquet in the saloons ofthe Mar
tina. The eagle" Of that town notices the
affair in very complementary terms, and but
for the circulars announcing that the Mar
tha will DC in the Packet trade at an early
day, we should have given her up as "sold
to the South"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
-==aH
MARRIED.,

On the 9Th inst, by Rev. VIM. Thompson, Mr..
GEO. T. PARISH, of this county, and Miss SA-
Rail MonGAE, late Of Prince Edward county,
Virginia.
CT We acknowledge the receipt of DOLLAR
with the above notice. The happy couple, we
doubt not, can say with the poet
"Though fools spurn Hymen's gentle powers,
We, who improve his golden hours,
By sweet experience know
That marriage, rightly understood,
Gives TO The tender and the good
Paradise below.''
On the 23d ut, by President Shannon, Elder
THOMAS NJ. ALLEN and Mrs. MARY Barr, all Of
Boone county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
HO! FOR 1854.

7 HAVE this day received an invoce from
l. Boston Of the following goods, which will
arrive by the first boat on opening of navigation,
and will be sold, wholesale or retail, OH terms 10
suit purchasers.
10 straw cutters from 0 to No. :;
Corn shelters;
dozen Amcs' spades and shovelsi
l do WilcoN's grain cradles;
do steel ralie,
2 do OK yokes. complete;
4 do Carpenters hay rakes;
l do prong do Dc;
! do hay forks;
l do Sctiie's augers;
4 boxes granite scythe stoneaj
4 do do rifles,
1 gross sneathesi
81 nests tubs;
30 dozen painted Buckets;
= barrels trimmed cocoa dippers,
dozen brass bound cedar buckets,
do Pigginsi
do brass bound keelers;
do do do pals:
, do nests covered buckets
do wooden bowls;
do covered boxes;
! gross salt boxes;
dozen cedar churns;
9 do wooden lrays;
DO cedar cans;
l do floor brushes;
l gross patent clothes pins;
/ dozen Irvine reels;
/ dozen shoe brushes.
J, S. THOMSON.
Glasgow, January 90, 1854.