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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25

WM. REILLY,
VYTHOIlSs ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET LIhs m
respectfully inform hs FRI. nd and the public
vicinity. that having hass the interest
O, ,hs Senior partner late OFF W. Reilly ne ~,
20 carr Grocery and Produce bus ness AZ the .d
stand embraces this opportunity returning than Tor
pat favor aud intends effort 70 merit
ance Of the s,me. je2D-ly WILLIAM hsILLb.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25

n UsTREs, TWlLi.s NJ tRiNO AND sERGEs,-
eases 6-4 hes Alpaca Lusre; Dc do ass'd colored
Figures: 10 hsck hair Lus're do "a twiils ass
do "a Tibet Marino sd eoios do s4 scg
Alpaca Serxes au te- direct imporatiors
and for sale At Low cst prie, BY JAS toN CO.
aus9 fe Vain 81 Loaisvhie. hy.
MELEINERY AND .ANCf STOGE.
MRS. 4. NJ. RICH, No. 20i tLh street, tincinnar
ll would respectfully call public attention 10 her
large and F shionable stock of Millinery and Fame!
Goods, consisting of SILK Satin Velvet an Braid Bon
nets Bonnet CAPS and Fanc, Trimmings. RibSons Man
tas tloaks, black and Colored >ilk and other Lacss
Needie-worked Collars. ChemiZettes. Sleeves, &C.
which she prepared to sell prices which cannot fail
TO give satisfaction.
When Sou yisit Cincinnati, call on
MRS. ". ". RICH.
mhiSy 2O4 Fifth street. betn se Kim aBd Plum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25

A.
VUHOI.ES ALE AND aETAtL CONFEt,TtONt<H
w ud Naauf . Cand Cakes Cor
das preserves Jses &c First street. bet ween Main
and Loeust streets. Evansville. Ind.
ss-ord-rs from families private parties for rees In
his ue Of business attended the sh rtest notice.
sSAn ICE CREAM SALOON 10 htted up IN she besssvis
ief1-
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s. SORENSON,
Insurance and General Agent.
0hre with Ailis Howes Water street. Evsnsvie. Ind
LEWIS & HOWARD,
n Y a II " A ID \ q AND OMMiS<iOy Mfsh
A. kURTZ,

CHANTS. ETansNlUe. W -UvAt ~ VIC 1s''V.
" Canal Personal aud prompt attention 10 al
Cansgnments. either Tor sale shiFnsnt.
Evansville, June l6, 1S54-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25

uUAY-so bales No Timothy and 81 hale. slightly dam
aged received Indiana aud for sale by
~ GEO. FOSTER AZ CO.
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P.w. SraApVR vichet ard Gss-rSi ir-n.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!

WIZ call fr in part the city Nv ie.vin
dreeons at th slove oce south
aud Front. directly river bank
sy27 J. Ii. How ELL oajsstor
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24

The columns again instantly advanced
and carried everything before them.--
Colonel Fleury rushed up and struck the
English flag in the fort, when the firing
Of the enemy ceased. An imploring
sound was now heard from the vanquished
10 the viciors, "Remember you are Amer
icansw These words turned the Ameri-
can bayonet towards Heaven, and every
man was spared who ceased TO resist,
The British, probably, expected no quar-
ter, as, on a previous occasion, TO which
alluSion is made above, they granted the
Americans no quarter. AS before obs
served, General Wayne fell at the head
oftbe fra. column; fortunately, bis wound
only prosIrated him, and he was SO far
recovered from the blow, as to be able
TO write 10 Washington as follows, as soon
as the fort surrendered:-
"SToNY PoINT,
2 o'clock, A. M, July l6, l779.
"DEAR GENERAL,-The American flag
waves here! Yours truly,
"ANTHoNY WAYNE"
The following day, Wayne had so far
recovered as TO give Washington full
and clear account Of the battle. Full
justice was done 10 all his officers and
men. Washington at once despatched
Wayne's letter TO Congress, and wrote
as follows:-
"To the encomiums he (Wayne) has
deservedly bestowed upon his officers and
men, il becomes my duty 10 add, that his
own conduct throughout the whole Of this
Wduous enterprise, merits the warmest
appreciation Of Congress. In a critical
moment Of the assault, he received q
flesh wound in the head with q musket
ball, but continued leading on lis men
with mistaken frmness."
Every patriot who was in this engage
ment, was ever afterwards considered as
being man whose personal bravery was
placed beyond question. The two stand.
ards taken were sent to Washington, and
by him sent to Congress.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS IN OLD
TINES.

The following advertisement, from
Franklin's newspaper, shows the locale Of
the Pos,.office, and the speed with which
the mail was carried, little more than o
century ago-Oc:. II, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the POST
office is now KEEP, at B. Franklin's, in
Market>stree., and that Henry Pratt is ap-
pointed Riding Postmaster for all stages
between Philadelphia and Newpor. in Vir'
ginia, who sets out abou, the beginning
of each month, and returns in twenty >foul
days-by whom gentlemen, merchants
and others may have their letters safely
conveyed, and business faithfully trans
ac.ed--he having given good security fol
the Same to the Hon. Col. Spotswood
Postmaster General Of all His Mejes,y's
dominious in America.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24
TIE SUN.

Sir David Brewster makes tho follow
ing remarks relative to the structure OF
the sun: $50 strong has been the belief
tha. tho sun canno, be habitual world,
that a scientific gentleman was pronounc =
ed by his medical attendant 10 be insane
becaus, be had sent paper TO the Royal
Society, IN which he maintained that the
lieh, Of the sun proceeds from a dense
and universal aurora which may afford
auIple light to the inhabitants Of the sur.
face beneath, and yet be at such dis
lance aloft as not to annoy them; thai
"shere may be water and drysIRnd there
hills and dales, rain and fair weather."
and "thas, as the light and the seasons
mus, be eternal," the "sur may easily be
conceived TO be by far the most blissful
habilation Of the whole system" In less
than Ten years after this apparently ex'
Gavagan! notion was considered y proof
Of insanity. IL was maintained by Sir Will.
lam Herschell as rational and probable
opinion, which might be declared from
his own observations on the structure o
tho SUM-.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24

In the Tyrol, end particularly at Vorsl-
berg, q regular business Of breeding
snails foE sale is carried on. They are
placed in large pieces Of ground, among
shrubs and trees, and covered with grass,
where they are fed with cabbsge-loaves.
In winter they are covered with moss to
protect them from the cold. The aosh
ls most delicate in autumn. They are
sold on The spot, ss The rate OF about two
and half to three FORMS the shousand.--
Londen Critic.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24

Tho State Of CoDnsittcut 10 out Of
debt and has mensy lossaa, At iStSreS,.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24
sevas.opel is not taken. Tho late.

sevas,opol is not taken. Tho lates,
adviccs show that twenty days elapsed
between the departure Of the beseiging
armies from Balaklava, and their open
ing fire upon SeVasiopol. Both the
French and English had their batteries
ready on the 18th. On the l7th Gre
was opened on the place from land and
sea. Tho bombardment continued til
night. The Russians lost 500 killed and
wounded. Admiral Kornileff was killed
The Russian Notifications suffered very
little.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24
Tn. Mo,movs continue to make erea.

THa MosMoNs continue to make great
pogress in Europe. All over England
they are making converts, and the Loo
don Times thinks their religious services
ought not bs protected by the laws.
The British army in Turkey contains
several branches Of the church. At
Hamburg the authorities have prohibits
cd their meetings. The Mormon smi-
grafton next year to the United States
vii! be large.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24
xMe1~~e<@
WHOLE no vi.

v
.,,.,.,.,.....,,,-..,.....,.v
lshsy dared ~ Ssa,,,. upon Tia sxpori-
lnsnt 81 co,,sc " ", . /. !, III ,he.selyeg an
Isa2r ED snss,,,S.n, y, racs sbn, cut Of
le ,sis II tSsi, ig isg,a1,rslbles + and tbs ras
,spsE.ibili,iss ~ ,I,si, noI,,;c.l duties
Ecbst h.d sson ~ F..al eepssousnees Of
bs.b a Tvs,sr seIiaiet.vs in tbe perils
Of A.riean sis,sty. w,iol,.it new became
theft Ghiaf AudI 10 Tssulct aud diScSur-
ago.
The pfoscrinti.a sf foreign syg IA 4 q.
ken Of balbsriani. Only no fxnoFant
natter ptids Sfsveh people ss thc Tux,
the Chinese, and the Japanese, is Jealous
Of the influence Of strangers. and thinks
its 0wn country The paradise ofhsppinoss
aud intelligence wise and thrifty
and powerful people like tho Romans.
the Italians OF the middle ages, and the
English encourage the subjects Of other
States 10 reside among them, confer pri-
viIsges and emplOymouts upon them, and
thus subtract from other nations ,baiv
bss. arts, their most cunnine Inventions.
and their hiRhes. ideas. In fact, no ma
,ion 10 received into The comfy Of good
society until il ouiRrews i.s snobbish ex.
elusive ness, ,,s vulgar aryeaancs Of sups.
riority, and 10 able 10 spprec ciate tho vir.
tue, the hsroism, and culture Of other ma
lionS. The Almighty evidently designed
this Confines, to 10 the ,hea.sr ofa grea,
and maRnauinous nation, lha, should
have Z conIssllne influence on history
and upSn human destiny Those intsn nssly
American statesmen, that feel too small
TO enact the prescribed part, had bctter
belako themselves to Bermuda, or New.
foundland, or some other email island.
where they can defend and confus their
nsrOw bigOtrieS aud barbarian exclusive
ness. and l:avs the North American Con.
iinent for q lees ignoble people.
In the earlier periods Of our history,
Europe, to the American colonies, was
home; il vas the vanguard Of civilization,
the centre Of tho world's thought, the
lhsa,sE Of the activity Of the race. Tho
more refined and cultivated spit;,s among
them, il thsy fell 10 the vildernuss of {
swly discovered continent fresh animal
activity end wilder impulses Of freedom,
found their rough life suggestive OF rude
manners, aud missed tho refining inHu.
euces imprinted BY successive racos Of
mon upon the face Of the Old World.
whore every hill shovsd il, ruin. every
plaiu told ito usdi.ion Of battle. and ,verv
stream raurnu.sd in unison with a erea,
poets song. Accordingly IN. smier.p,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24

The two girls who were arrested in
Manchester, N. H., short time since for
horse stealing, &C., were sentenced on
Tuesday last, to four years hard labor in
the State Prison.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24

The Austin State Gazette Of the 30lh
ult. says:-Tbe. Governor has refused
to receive the stock offered by Messrs.
Walker and King 10 secure the Pacific
Railroad contract, and the whole affair
is therefore considered a failure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02
EVANSVILLE ISUP WITH THE
TIMES

4 IL persons wanting ENGINES or MACHINERY Of
any Kind built repaired. are requested To- favor
n with call. Our Machinery being complete. aud
having our employ. iH each department of our bust
We feel eonhdenl Of rendering satisfaction and are viii
ting % be JRdged 6y r7rks.
Mr. Durham. who has lately become connected with
the firm, is oGc u the most experienced builders u
HIEAA AND FIRE ENGINES,
In the country, AMI understands Western work thoroue
ly. Among the many articles Keep or hand fir sale
at All lines, may De found >awmill Engines NH Irons
Sh1ii'ns, Pucts Grte-bar Fire Fronts steam Pipes.
torce and Cold Water Pumps, Improved Hosting
WHEELS Tor stores and warehouses lataes fr turning
Wood and Brass Corn shelters, Csicrn Housing. Par
ker, HOtchkiss q JohEsOn's Water Wheels Euie Mill
Nuts (used also for crushing corn on the ~l Water
Iwerc irons. Cellar keHiilatOrs. Wagon t5xrg Doc
Irons, Piow Mould Boards, Sc, o-c.
We furnish e. order Iron and brass Castiu-s OF ali
kinds such rs Nill Gearing aud Spades. Iron
Weights. Window Caps &c.
Wrought and Cas- Iron work for Brs yes AMI rough
IRON Forging wofN OF all Kinds executed promptly and
~ the best manner. DR.. Vim. Durham. ha,hinesmiih
VINO has fec equals and superors. has charge Of our
FIRE ENGiNES made 10 order, which we WAR; Ant
lopororn equal ~ amy manuacuredin ihcUnited states
We viii furnish Machinery and work Of all kinds al a.
Tow prices as DC obtained II Cincinnati. Lou willie
or any other point the West, and guarantee an our
work 70 De equal .D the oh OF any ofthose places
Remember YOU are Interested in havius Food manu-
factories near home. and money by having Patterns
70 hand for repairs, 10 which department of our bust
ness. give strict attention.
II - oar aim 20 have work done the day appointed
and AZ orders by mail viii receive prompt attention rs
the same price when given in person.
CAR WHEELS various p tterns nlanui turst with
Burphy's Patent solid Hub.
We pa!Nhighes, price tor scrap Iron. Brass and COP
per- (n0y4-t) G. 10. EGGLESTON * co.
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C0-PARTNEfrSEEIp.

TENHE undersigned have his dag formed Co-partner
ship under the style and firm Gro. Fo rrE q Co
Tor the transactoA Of general ForuarGing and Com
mission Business; and have erected Tor that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on the
Wabash ana = re Canal Sad Of Locust and Dun
ham streets. and the Depot OF the Evansville and
Crrwfordsyille Railroad where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
They wiligivc special care 10 COnsgnments either bv
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly AT the lowest rates.
They VIII give personal attention 10 the purchase or
sale OF Produces or Groceries in this market and solicit
orders for the purchase Of Sugar and Moasses the
Coast, one of tc firm will DC IN the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremitted attention merit and share
the public Patronage. N. W. POSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 w. IL ALTMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02
WM. HOLDEN.

TERCHANT TAILOR, Oh Firststreet, between Main
VI aud Locust il now prepared 10 manufacture any
kind OF suit OF Clnlhes a tne shortest notice, aEd
sarranted to IT. be has good assortneB Of Spring and
summer Goods, consisting OF Cloths. tassmers Of va
rious col0rs, plain and fancy Vesngs @e, cSc. sum
mes Clothing made Up in the neatest and most fashion.
able styles. Mr.. H. viii spare pains TO meTii con
uuance Of the patronage wth which he has been hitler
10 favored.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02
MAE BEE PO1'.
rEn
nEAIN 81. OPPosIrE THE BANK.

MAIN SI', CfEOz1IG T6b BANK.
OK TONS ofthe finest Marble ever brought 10 the
~ West, at NhOle5 lie Retail. Dealers IN Mar
bic expressly invited 70 examine my stocS for
will make II to their interest TO patronize Ny stock
consists OF Carrara, White veiHed Il Dove colored tall
an in blocks and slabs. American white. vaFis ated
blue, elOuded and satgary, which was selected with
great care atthe Vermont Queries.
MON UMENTS Of all styles. SCROLLS. OBLEISK,
TOMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
COuntertOps and Furniture Marble on hand an made
o order ~ Eastern prices.
Grateiulior ths past liberal patrOnage,l expectto
me rta continuance Of the same. Give a call.
81. A. LAWRENCE.
B-ordcrs from distance promptly and saifsfae-
lsTily aiss. All work warranted. as.se
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Z. r. r.
Iss IEaPpy EIfccts npon Ne,y rarrI

Has Happy Effects upon n New MarrIeaE
tOuPsc.
fONAIhAN *. MILLER. PedlAr. aged 96 on ire
y let of April ieft his in ne northern rsr q
Aew YORK. Ia apparent good health his usdafnes-
tour ~ company with has young bride On lis
nome ne was suddenly attacked with lnfamnatory :
rheumatism; The attack came on While riding IN the
cars ara 80 severe aud painful we're his suferi4gs hat
tears 81 pity vel the cheeks OF many kisl aid syinus
iHZing travelling companions. At Utica. n Y The ears
were changed and pass kpowisg the virtues Of
had"a9s Ready Keller, purchased bOnle Al DT. IS ar
ners Drug Store he immediately applied the Relefto
the snGerer-he used mp the whole bottle and ufon ar
nsing al Syracuse, the pain much reeved hat
be was enabled to walk his csrrTge without assis
taaee. tie has since reported himself cured.
n al cases o. ineammatory Rheu nlaiis1n Railways
f'stel wh Instantly sop the PaiR. Let those who suf
Ter try l..
SORENESS
Whether II the bones flesh joints whethes
~ ihe head or feet, wherever il Is Railways Keller Will
~ Few monenis, remove every particle Of irritation
MERCURIAL PAINS
FeTscn- who have been salivaied with efcury. and
eel US euee still IA their SYSTEM whose bones ache
zit PAIN whose flesh Is covered Eh assured
speedy relief OF their palma a plete' eralicA
0n OF The poisonous deposits by the Vac Of Rzdway's
Ready Relief aud Renovaing RusOlv ena
u cups Spasms. Cholera, DysenE-Fy. BizTTboes Sick
headacie, and Chill Fever. X. K. Resefis % be taken
Internally and applied externally.
Morris wholesale druggist Louisville; Also, or sale BY
street
John c. Davie and seribner & Dsvol NeB Albany;
c h Clarke, Nineennes; Naing q Ey. Princeton p
T. SURE druggist Madison and al rr grisss
throughout the UAited States and CaRs3as
WOOLSEY * LtNck. agents,
Evansville, Ind.
RAILWAY & CO..
SEPT ls2 Fuh9R IT.. New York.
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CO-PARTNERs5Tp NOTICE.

TTIHE undersigned have this day formed copartner
ship, under the name @ud style OF LswIs ~ Cray
and have made arrangements Nth the a.e fra 81 Har
riugton Crane Co.. their in tho
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in this
city.
We world respectfully solicit cot Nnsance OF he pat
rona,r heretofore literally extended towards the late
nrra and bcspeak the good Offices of friends. pedg
isg ourselves spare efforts 20 promote lac Interests
Of al ~hO mas eutrgsi business 10 our care.
EDWARD LEWIS,
Etau.viile 81 -. LIT lsJe sspi2-f CHA RL&S GRAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02
cARR1AeH ANp suGcy MAKINen

Z Il ESSRS. SATERLEE & DEGARMO have now c.
VI baud good assortment OF one anu two hsrse Car
rgges ROckaways and Buggies, Manufactured al their
Itssrs. :. d Dec. will promptly I'll all ordes Tor Gus
tom work in the neatest and most substantial manner,
and surpassed hy Eastern Manufacturers either in
quality or price They have experienced Carriage
Blacs smith who does upthe Iron work in style not 70
be exceIeJ apply"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02

roaruwEsr CORNER or SIXTH AND wALSUT. CINCINNATI.
THE undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
i ieEe 10 ITS new building, northwest corner Of Wal
nut and Sixth streets. where he his ntod up splendid
suit " ROOMS expressly Tor his misunderstanding spure
neither pains expense tn making them in every re-
speci the mos 'nvenoni and pleasant school koems
The plan adopted in telehin- combines practice with
NeOry; instead Of using bOnks the pupils exercised
in making original entries u every Gay business trans
Actions joucnazing, posting. balancing accounts, open
ins and closing OF great variety o. different sets OF
books, both Tor partnership and individual business,
thus qualifying the student Tor entering into The
cal duties OF the accountant To- any kind Of business.
The course Ofnstructi0L viii consist % DOU Blk EN
TRY BOOK KEEPING. embracing every department
or trade and mercantile oants. viz Wholesale,
tail, commission. exchange, banking. manufacturing,
shipping, individual. parlncrhip, steam boating aud
compound company business; commercial calculations,
praeticai penmauzhip. and Lectures eommcrci law
also lectures on the science Of accounts custom Of mer
chants, etc.
Ia addition q ths regular OF study the under
signed has made arrangements with Mesars. Henry
SNOW. ESQ. Hon. r. St0rer. Prof. {. ". Wright and
other eminent lecturers. deliver Oflectures
the subjects or common Law, history OF commerce
political economy connected with commerce. chem
sry as connected With commerce and other subjects OF
great importance IN commercial point ~ view, mover
before iRtr dueed In any Mercantile College in tie u
States. Pupils instructor Individually, and not IN
classes that ssuseht may enter az any ttme and pro
saed in the ratio Of their capacity and assiduiiy
Public examinations had Though pupils are ex-
AHMED privately IL they ces = 81 when the student IN
dergoes rigid aud thorough Interrogation by the PIN
ePal, assisted by committee Of Practical Accountants
am Business Menl and Diplomas awarded 20 those who
deemed worthy OF them.
course can be completed 10 from six 20 ten weeks.
The Principal wiz take pleasure in doing everything
In his power 10 advance his students. and make them
thorough and accomplished accountants and bis extern
tive acquaintance With the business COMMUNITY vii
generally e1a5o him % procure situations for ihosede
sirous OF obtaining them.
TERNS:-For full eourse OF lessons Ga Book Keep
ing Writing. Commercial Caieula.ious Commercial
Law, &c, go. (Oct2-d&wiyl p. S. BACON Principal.
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c.rT-2wOOO E07Gr

FVNHE subscT6er taken the ABOVE aeGse, and has
entirely rehiied ahd re:1rnshcd Is, and i prepared
10 entertain patrons Of the house satisfactory
manner ir las also rented he brick stable owned by
Dr. Peter Burke and has goo stock ol horses amt
rlaccs 90 let.
The "a Die is large clean aad wei located ahd good
hostlersrc IN constant attendance Particular attention
iI be- raid the Ot horses iet with him for keep
.g and in all respects tue public SHALL fnj the Sher
wood House good Hotel ljysUl }. A. 3NERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02

DEnTOVED The undersigned has removed to the
house % Mrs. DR.. Traton, three doorsabove the
wood House. opposite the mansion OF N. Ross Esq OF
First Street. or Doctors -9reHae.
Oce atthe old stand Firstst, doors above Main
where be may DC found al all times unless professional
engaged. lje9Sl J.R. WILCOX. ND.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02
$4,000 NyOIsTEs OF
WATCHES AND JENEtRY. NOT INSURED,
Preserved in ssicfIss safe.

TT1HE following letter Messrs Salisbury Arrow
4 smith needs comment. IL shows tina; the conf
deBce placed n our Safe Il never ms placed:
NV YORK, Nov. ], 1852.
MEssRs. STEARNes & MARVIN
Gcnfie3Ren: We had of yOnr Safes the third
hoor OF FowLEr's bindings. when destroyed 10y fire
Sunday morning, Both uitim0. II contained stock Of
Jesyely, value $40 000, upon which insurance
fectcdwe having the most Implicit - hdeuee in The
safe. When dug of the ruins this afternoon. the APP
pearanco OF The cwel proved that our faith was not
misplaced. The entire contents were without stain OF
Gre although the Safe had been sixty hours among tho
burning ruins. Every watch and every piece cwciry
iu the most perfect orler We cannot speak IN too
high terms fyour safe, and shall certainly never insure
dollars worth OF property IN them. We will give
you plan fora Safe IN a few day and remain.
YOUT-, Ttspcctfuliy,
SALISBURY & ARaowsMlTH.
ought to o. generally known that the Insurance Of
fees make considerable redgc elton from their establish
ed rates on jewciry deposited in our Safes.
A large assortment always hand al the Depot, No.
i4G " alter street. New York.
SIERNS & MARVIN,
Successors to Rich & Co..
The only manufacturers OF Salamanca Safes. c0nhin
ING WIIDaR's and lIcn's Patents.
ALLIS & HOWES.
novs-G agents, Evansville, IND.