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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

In the Senate yesterday several remonstrances were
presented against the passage of the Nebraska bill
The French spoliatien bill taken up and ordered
to be engrossed by vote of 26 to II. After the
transaction of unimportant business the debate
the Nebraska bill was resumed by Mr.. HOUSToN, who
made able aud lengthy speech in opposition to the
bill. Mr.. II. will conclude his speech to-day.
In the House of Representatives the Homestead bill
vas considered in Committee of the Whole. The bill
proposes to grant 100 acres of land to every being
the head OF family and citizen Of the United States
on condition of occupying and cultyang the same for
q specified period. Mr. MACE of Indiana. and Mr..
SHELTON of New-Jersey made able speeches in OppO-
siOn to the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. Mr.
MEACHAM Of Vermont then obtained the floor and the
House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

The Africa brings the news of rumOred resignaiia
of Count Nesselrode, with the addition that Cont
% .tep IN his place. If this should prove true
= iii b.vo an roant bearing in the presen. con
plicaton of affairs Still, we must add, that It woal
surprise many even OF those who are well acquainted
with the Court of ST. Petersburg and its leading men
1t would indicate the complete predominence Of the
ultra Russian Orthodox party which is already repre-
scented by the Grand Duke Constantine, MencAikoE
Gcrchakoii and others of less note. Count Pam
bears distinguished name His grandfather left 30
hind him the reputation of able statesman aud Of
patriot He belorg ed to tie very small number Of
those who, without being favortes of Cathnns
ii, had a great influence in her councils Tbs
present Count studied in German Universities,
and entered the diplomatic career. He for soma
time attached to the Russian Legation at Athens bat
afterward changed that branch Of the service fora
place in tie Department of Justice, of which for some
twelve or fourteen years he has been the Directing
Minister lie is endowed with certain sort Of ability
but is cold and hsughty with his subOrdinates. HeAs
travelled extensively in Europe, though perhaps rather
less than other Russian magnates but to greater profit
as he is ever engaged in investigating studying obse
ing men and things He was always unfrlendly n The
foreigners in the service Of Russia panslayise 10 10
ideas ambitious beyond measure, and aiming at besl
considered profound statesman. Ifhisappointmsnta
Minister of Foreign Affairs should prove to be fac
It would render almost certain the continuance Of tie
Cars recent outrageous policy toward Turkey, the
same time that ii will be death blow to the Gernn
party in Russian diplomacy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
THE POSITION or THE PRESIDENT
.ncs Of Iha NY. Tnbuns.

Editorial Correspondence Of The n. Y Tnbuns.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, FEB. IA, 1919
The position of the President of the United s1T.
lie at this moment one Of the most extraordinary
is one OF the most melancholy spectaces ever
ed to the contemplation Of the public mind. he'''
Chief Magistrate of the great Republic Of ''e >.
teenth century. lie was born and educated ana
always lived IN New England The land OF the rns'-
is bis home In the midst of Institutions tne
democratic. among a people devoted to freedom
filed with adherence of Slavery, he was nurturea
Las passeJ his dave. lie drew in with bis mo.a'
mix and has ever inspired the mountain airs VIZ
sveep over a land of perfect liberty. inured "
forms of human oppression, bis mind "'''~
bv no alteration OF the workings of any iniqaiw'
POLITICAL or social system demanding sopAstry o. se-
SIGN for its support with every experience Of Us 1
loudly and unequiyocaily tessiyiBs to the Pnee.ss
blessings and nnryaed advantages of state o. p'Ss
cal snd social equality Franklin Pierce has l'ee o'-
sge of fifty years. In addition to all, he pfOs'''
faith in the doctrine end preeepts Of Jcsus Chn'I
With these anteceGenis no yet holds today us
siticn IL is proposed to organize new PoiIe, W
uuniiy (soon 70 become one Of the States Of 'a'
papdirg Urion) in tie great Mississippi Valley N.
very heart Of tie continent aud in the Pr''g'...
center Of american Institutions aud American e'''-,
ton Unfold millions sssl hereafter oeeaPy 'a'' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

md It may be set down az absolutely certain N,
man will vote for Il, 90 afix his sgnatu,. A.
act so infamous, without having been FIRST wal -.
for H.
There are honest men in the Legislature--ns, Il.
SIS we are assured money could not buy-aaa sn...
them we are rejOiced to be assured by co,ep,....
sre really bigh.minded and Independent Ds.,.,..-h
who viii not consent to aid in the inqui.oas eo.,.
now proposed. We wish we could say TIA, an ~
Wings, few as they are, were right but We re,,. !,
state that such is not the There are amsa, a.
men whose names have been mentioned to "a. vi. :.
ready 10 sell the freedom of their fellow.e,,,, ~
"a mess Of pottage' for themselves. M. s.,st.,
is great supporter OF that peculiar instisuss.
under which men are bought and sold, and uais, \,
rule. corruption has increased to an extent scas,,,
be imagined by those no. familiar with the hcta NJ
and even men OF character aud influence there b,..
honor honesty truth, selErespect and the respe,,s
confidence Of their fellOwmen against gold and sl,,
and with shamelessness worthy Of all sinns~
Mr.. StocktOn's breeches' poke" is open to al n
help to Gil II at the expense Of his ellowcitrsa. O.
men among whom he was born, and whom it sAoaih
his pride to see occupying the highest position 4,
Union. Every where the advocate of cOrruptsl \
is however. rarely seen laboring except for n,
deersdatiOn He seeks now 10 perpetuAte their nj
lection to great corporation, upon which they sLA
forever be dependent for permission to erier or n
leave the State and that this may be he goes abo
Ike the tempter of old, offering the golden apple tod
who feel themselves base enough to sell the ntera<
Of their constituents.
The present Legislature contains, as we hesr, ny
such men and the object Of the Letter, to waisAn
have referred is to enable them to salye over hsa
scared coDsciences, while providing them with szcaa
t. satisfy those whose rights and interests theyhn
sold and whose State they have degraded Toaces
plish that object, Mr Stockton has furnished pps
repete with fasehood to which he has desired to give
the appearance Of truth while himself knowing il 10
be false and so false that none but the greatly snoa.
could believe it otherwise To some Of the Statements
he has thus put forth shall take an early Occ,oas
call the attention of our readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

A LARGE PEAR TREE.-Henry Ward Beecher tells of
pear tree in Illinois about ten miles fom Nncennos Ind.
that bore ls4 bushels Of pears in 1884 and 4o bushels in
1870 of large sized pears One foot above the ground
it girths ten feet and nne feet above six anda half
feet ard its branches spread over space sixty nine feet
VIDE. Il Il sad % be ab0u! fly years Old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

Presbyterian House of worship in St Louis was
dedicated on the sth inst, which s70OoO and that
amour, was paid out by Mr. H. D. Bseon of the arm OF
Page Bacon, Of that city without casg the Society
fora dollar AZ meeting OF the Church and Society
slider this debt Mr. Bacon proposed TO give $4,000 Of the
the Society would raise sSo0co and ia three
days the amount was raised aud the Church from
debt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

TIE Logon LAW IN PEEssYLvAyiA-T' P','n3l0l'a
Regiser has dispatch to The ofoo hai ls gath sscila
of the prohibisory liquor bin had PAID he S9aaa by
vote of 10 to Is A this he SECTION o0jesd TO-
Tie Register predicts the rsl p4ssoso Of the bill hrOugh
that branch Of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

than 10 recover Is after II shall have for t'ef re-
mote aud adverse cbanne'.
Fenov Ciirers rally ont your hicois. ani Vote
F,,l, 10, ,s Canal amendment to the CO8st .Iiion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

Put ONE IN YOUR MOUTH-These damp mornings
and evsLB,s pua yo5r luuss Throst
Hct,s cCEllaint, hut lts wafer
Cal at CIV CLieEIEER Co.'S ard box Of BRYASs WATERS
- eeB;s note the eject sod b. y CLlcKEEER Co. No
q Bare Gens!a Agn-s far NV AL Ee.nitr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

As,rsusrrrxrsc r IA. r,s T-s, Of 'bl week, raa s'
h.,a,A 4. fod w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

hair DYE AND WIGS BArCHELORs ManuiactOry
t ,bese articles removed to No rs Broadway opposite
Ps where be has the Lest RcOuOdao1E he world for the
sppleeon Of bic famous hair Dye and the sales Of his newly
xsLLed WIZ and Iopess kne p.lHate al soL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
A" We are spirits clad in wells;


and as it is with individuals is it with nations The
latter have been clad in the wells of prejudice and hos
tlity so that the institution of she most economic ID
ternatOnal machinery has been wanting Mshouf
France and England are within sight of each Other
French gold circulates in London like water ranR'g
up hill, and English gold has to be exchanged in Para
and the of people in BolOgne have never crossed
to Southampton and vice versa, and the inhabitants
each country are ignorant of its neighbors language
Hence Pitts and Napoeons have been able to keep then
at strife and almost sink the vessel Of state undsr'
load OF debt
One means of eradicating ancient hosthes woah
be to render certain things common, such as Weighs
and measures and moneys. If at first complex
fusion of these things cannot be arrived at there ni
be at least an approximation: scientific STANDARD
especially of weights and measures, may be deter
mined and little by little the practice may be taxa
up. For instance, single coin bearing different desf
nations according to the currency OF the different co
tries, might be issued by common concurrence.
would vastly simplify business between the resPeeA"
nations And 30 with weights and measures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

SLHING MACHINES With manufacturing esiaO-
NhEtE Of ge. extent Containing AID novel machinery
ocLsTuete1 e1prssIy for the pGpos SNeER Co pro-
Sewing Machines OF variety size aud
aA!s "a vaoss ysTi using and t,rsid and king
tcth PLAIN tn1 orEsmtntal stitches the hole nh In
ItIo ~ q VollMsraLp cAHIOt esphere be ellsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

SEWING MACHNES-CARD TO THE PUBLIC-Ihe
bs Unitsd SsTs rs aijulgec that
sYScsu sor etsz r4ls for Sewing Machine which
srEy Feriec ec-s-Tned srd - OpsiOn by early
~ ia zistsIts va al tie plepts and applications iot
o.
BtsT ~ TIE ahlfte nterlocke6 ,ct
A. Parties IT, ineerence called upon BY
tlcs 1 re PGS1fO@ce . tie ce ~ thf nvntcs
kEse.0ss I'D rsi eettt aescs who sewing ai
LrsGcy syr-irec q Bat Il IL dsr1hle
f1ceessfu Orsrtfcu ay possible Any persons
te.Ues1 TIE ycs 1883 AID 5sc ry sew1cg Isc51e
f.sk rE IN re posseio2 Of late broker A. = lnt
e WIN eJlitt1 specimens Of s s1OWn BY IN
Care Ar-0TTl, vi colieT as7r and m
fsTtt rEh.eoxs .1ioLE q ihr ka0aodse upon
sAc Utilization interested Il defeating
Bat EItn tie have she "A prevail
SCEle SAk Il 70 .evsl ovsrlEhelulingly Address
WILLIE ECTf. Ne 81 L-ldsll-s.- NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
Nem l)ork 1ailp aribu1'f.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY Il. 1854
ro covergpovDryrs

80, "a, tsion of anon, meas Cen sunc.aaas ~ nstevrr
fstf r lsrfiia iursi o. suth ui,ac hf -@ 80 aaa
s,s,set ~ agifrr 80 necessarily sf ruo5aon Si 80
guarurty a ~ .oed iaih
We "a, rot undertake % Feigu Injected Coslnuuetti'ns
yyNys Ary F riEHf s, ehcr By To- srtpA
Ms ~ cissss vii b. literally pad provide 20 used by -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

The question of having uniform standard Of welgs'
and measures among the leading nations Of Europe aai
the United States has occupied the attention Of 10
American Geographical and Statistical Society Of tbs
City; and they have addressed memorial to Congress
on the subject suggesting that joint scientific con
mission be assembled at Brussels or some eOnyeneni
place to arrange the necessary details.
A poet who never thought of illustrating either H.
lance or grayitation exclams in some transcenden!a
lines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

The following should satisfy every parent that Worms
are TIE principal OF al diseases the family
MonerS RTvrR "
MI ~ HosEHsAcK This certify that child
YEAR OF se hsyns been sick e FIVE years and attended by
DIS Lopez Willie aud Fo for long time without receiving
any benefit when aer giving incurAbe went to s.
aephis and e2rsg OF the best physicians her still
trownf won IL was a. this time induced try HosEN-
s we syrup aud aei taxing bottles she entirely
ttneo ne neaih Hoping that this will prove benefit pArsnt
whose children similarly Affected am youIs &c B5wlS
appeared before the Subscriber one OF the Alder.
men 10 snd tor the said county the named Bosn 10
after beng an sr seeops law doth and
the above statement just and every part nar
nc,,-, Z. SAMUEL TAYLOR Alderman
be careful ARG sk LOT worm Syrep PIN.
and take other Dr. J. n AobESSAcE,
G. " CLIcxENER& Co No 81 Bsrclay New YORK ASens
Eastern Stsics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
FOR

THE AMrAnmINT RELATING TO TIIg CANALS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
SEWING NACHN

SEWING NscmNES.-Al persons making, selling or
Ssns Sesss NsebBss hs needle CT needles vita a. eye near
r1rt hereby csulned sEsi1sf infHsns Ognsl
srLne6 Sept l. l al nfnger will be held response
tie IA- following persons licensed 20
etI-s 81 Sviss Aseh2ss under my sal pAfsat VIZ As
Nhee1r< Wilson Co. Grover Baker Co the American Ma
AGckns Co. and A BaT-Ao OF NcwIork Nichols
4 BIS s16 A LeroE Boston; MesEs N39ldctse kesne
Ncer. Lyzc. N.ss sze a o. HCse, OF New I0ft.
ELlas EoUL ia Psen,ee o. the ORIGINAL Sewing Machine No
IS E-Oaisty, NeEIork- Al No s. EAnoveT-st Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

i.pnS Wnt C0NSrtr UlSE Own OWN ~. !. I, p
M ftseataNN C,xtrss esovN Il s resr e ~! w.
fly. r. ~ y ~, ,,sr ears, s.ss- ,s' d vsssr
MN, " - tsy,s s. - Ss x, V,s-s .,.as 40 as ana
Ssls. ~ ~ w y 80 ,,iy ,s~ is'ss
i,r,ys' $no,-s AN INK CRysrN FAL,cG I"E,
80 ssse- ,esl,,.S eN 81 ,sr sssa sis3,r
,NssS sssyvastsssS e. - - Il. s'sS,sAnsas AMI
essrs~ - Ass1 ils eas.ss Pa bcn =, ~ ..aa
s 49, ~. 49, ~ s : s,sss - Sa.' 49, al tho
49, ~ - sSs,is ssli g ,Nsse,ls
Nxloi,Y,,NS -CV. a. snA tSSdNns New in'entlon
49,, f-s.s N.s 80 w tce NssAs 81 ssy' sAs o2 tAlni {,
De LA A. ssea, "a tss sel ey \,
Sss,, g. csslsAss erca pss g. ne S.'a o.
y'ss q n ,ss. srd Flcs Reiii .As eysa''yo ssen
~ tSess hst,vn ssls siNtis axe taSso tao - ~ ~.
eva 81 - 80 q ''' Sss,s warsss No SIS BrosawayN
Ns,v M,SiC-.' Paddle ny Own ~anoe; song and
y. y lA { Rsls gss ~ iA1 SeSSI as !; :: s S' s
tr1 ) essts TIE Oh.ts q Cree len sons AID chorus
,sss y ~ EvssAsssa fsay a.. sAsr Cesef!s y cents
'cvss j. = salsst {, sessssfs e. S e sS,T'
80 ~A~s esy s0lo 30 = ages dey eat 4 ~ "a ss.l
* VIE Is tai kssc,ls, ,Tstao 0hss' Of yae.s IoH
rsAa.sS b Hosscs WAggsS g. sres Moss ses.5 no a.
o. nsTsSn wiz - Ssy Sss,5s Of reeds INSIDE
- y,S, s fs M'S s < :. .. aao sal 81
,,sa = F-isss - ssis e,ssres.ilss
PTEHsN'S VuEXIINEs are attracting al the little
- - sSrs "a tSe Valentines hey ~ rura sctna
- - ~ 10 creV Twenty cnt Nseethe ~ sre = 2
e,sr lAzsA ~ TVsA ior Naleaiia's 50 sFa MI fEHAAN
ST. sszt, hs On tislst
RTNoyN-SNlTH X LOUSsBERY would respect
az sS- fsas. sd TIE p.la ihat tsey nave ehsni
,s.e Ss lsw GsEds Ifsv prepared 70 eXi bi - az
ssw Ssl-s Ssiss q Msa Velvet Tapestry bF 'e'
1AEss y s-& lsssAin
EsyA srs AsTsaa Foo Oh clsA a. IL 0t goods pertain
~ sstAs irSsS
REMOVAL NoTICF..--ALBERT H. NlCOLAY Real
Esss AEszsr Res renewed his e,e seom No q
N.iAsa tS Ne BrOsa a. next . the corner Of Walst
lRENlTN PIANOS.--1. GILBERT * Co.'S Pianos
n rsr ze lsr scale the bes. ana mos besaif
F.sns < he wogla tAer took TIE premium 81 the y
Czss Fsac zhtii GUl4ey and hriirey Of tone uneqse
A ~ sssost-ssrf rs. received NORAcE WATEas,
No SIS Bfo.a~sy sole Ass1l
FowITRs AND WELLS, Phrenologists and Publish
srs CGston Hal No Isl Nsstus, New YORK
sd rot fret not although Nature 10 one OF her vsga-
r nav have sven The Aag It esn be
char ee eve minnie. pare brcSn o. g oT ant sk
Reserved the e.os Of her 1S os by ung SHS
TApoKos EslR DYE 500 a. applied No As OF Hose.
DEFIANCE SALANANDTR SAFES GAYLoR' PATENT:
RcxFRT PsTKicK tie soe msnufaotrsT in the U0iied
the above ceehTsed SIZES and Coaas Imp neso
TIE wo-A DtT Ne l2- Pearls ore door below a.ic
Mshomet, that prince of impostors when carry ing
scsTre- throgshSu the countries BE- conquered
s:scs give him The ud.ness sni
iOHrss q The THAI REDoSGs RUSSIA sALve for curing
E1r-s. ScE'6s- &c
SEA- ~ G RIxs Ne ls2 Broadway A D SANDS, Who'll
nae Ast1a .RED1ISG c. P-opElttoIt
SEWING MACHINES All persons making, selling or
1s NfebBes hsvs needle eedes VITA an eye near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

NFWIORK CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION,
TO-DAY, wednesday, Te''. IS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
More ORC Testimony in favor of pr HooFLANps

More Ohio Testimony in favor of DIR. HooFLANDs
efesed CEKNsE BITTERs prepares BY Dr. NJ JACKSON Phil.
aoepks From TIE testimony received the proof eo1olu.
that this medicine has equal M diseases OF the Liver Som
scb, keryts Kidneys, &c. Read Ent Be convinced
T. b. Perkins, Marietta Ohio Feh e. 1851 Your Bitters
kebly priced By who OF Liver
Compliant Of lcns standing which had resisted Tho skill several
IhyseSIt, tntiey ccrcc by the olive bo.tles"
L. DIafo eoOH Portage Co o. April . 1882 ssl; THE
OfInen Bttsrs sent last have
been ofthe article for time great elrnen, nya
es II medicine much thought Of ani sought after ia this
muniy"
B. NJ Huehipson, NJ d Bedford, Cuyabosa Co o August -
lt5 said The BteIs shipped May al g,ae
;I hipk good medicine snd snding l. to
pssri. and friends (which Do for other medicine You
viii please foIw ard a large supply"
French Wooster O. Nov so o52 said: Il have ussd
thee bottles Of HoOfan GerTuGn Be DysDsp
have derived great benefit from their believe be good
w III Orr Wooster Co Oct 2s52 said;
len tfthe German h have used tn Dyspep
session and take pleasure stating ay tho very
best rtmtey txtant 4 toe above they decidedly
advance OF ell the proprietary medicines Of the Day"
"a Ny Orr Is distinguished LAWYER Of Wo
These btes exc entirely vegetable They PROSTATE the
system. but inveorsfe IL.
fCrgale BY Tesyectshis dealers sveryvhefc
sale Ia NeR-lork ~ 4 " Falton-st,
Of Nnist sn0 g. H. RING, Of
vsy end by dteiess Of medicine eyeIywheTa
Thou shall not rob ne thieyish Timco my locks
for have last discovered remedy hs will
thou ean tske awGyBARKERs TONGUE Price ens
sold here Principal Depot Bakers LGlS Dressing
Estsblsl neot, No. <Ss BTosd ~.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-13
NEwBARBER SHOP.
THE THOMPSONIAN INSTITUTE,

INOR Shaving, shampooniDg and Hair-aressing, n
more and Vine, and respectfully socits share of pub
lie patronage.
in the large Eastern cities, and promise
M, The Toilet ofthefr customers in the most skifu
The eel .brated TRICoPBERoUS is freely used in
this establishment soften the scalp and promote the
healthy growth ofthe hair -ar
The Institute will open in future eyery morning at
o'clock A. NJ. and remain op till 70 O'Clock =. M.
NP Particular attent on given cutting Children.
hair and the propetors will families al their
on Friday Of each week, for that purpose If
requee.ed. ter2Sn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-13
NEW HAHDWAKE sroHEI!Y

| CHARLES s. WELLS
row opening new and very exteDsiv Spring stock
| L Of ofHAkDwARE, CUTLERY and HA IvEST TOOLS.
snd as the Goods were purchased direct from Sheei
(Eng and American Manufacturers he is prepared 10
sen AZ as close figures house in the West Mer
Chants and others will ff il their advantage to
anime his new stock, as Il Is quite large rsH selected
pr-ehased loo and with entire reference 20 the wants or
this market.
Thankful In the merchants of the interior and the ct
zeDs OF this city, for their avor already extended, he
will eDdeavor merit lin fuure) their confidence and
patronage Among his stock be found the following:
lU0 doz Waldron Grass. Grain and Briar Scythes.
60doz Scytbe Snaihes (assorted).
so doz Hay and Manure Forks
10 doz Grain Cradles
20"oz Scythe Stones
100 doz Steel and iron Hoes.
rs doz sAnes'' & Rowland's' Shovels & Spades:
SO boxes 'Leveretis,' 'Lippncous and sCollins,,
Axes.
10 casss Trace and Log Chains
80 dog Wagon and Coach Hame.
so Platform, Counter and Tea Scales
3cases Mill and Cross-cut Saws
100 packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods.
30 doz Selves and Riddles
100 gross Table Knives and Forks.
$50 doz Pocket Knives complete variety)
"A ; o.
Shears, Scissors, Butcher Knives, LOCKS Iatches.
Butts and screws Brass Kettles Sadrons Strap Hnpes
Pies, ohiseis and Augers Carpenters and Coopers'
rii mes and Edge Tools. Wood Saws. Brushes (Horse
Scrub, Shoe and Whitewash), Tacks. Shoe Nails Patent
Brads, Curry Combs. Horse, Wool and Cotton Cards,
wagon and Buggy Whips &c, &c, together with ali
articles necessary, kept In Hardware House.
CHAS. :. WELLS. Main street.
Cd door below Branch Bank
mhE-3md&w ..- t---l Evansville Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-13
LEATHER AND FINDIN GS.

VTTILLIAM BELL. is just opening on Main street
wv opposite Bank large and well lccted
efleather and findings. consisting in part Of
20OO sides of sole leather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
50 doz morocco, No, l. 9, and T. Tsmpico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
IS doz KiP-Prime City. heavy country, light me
dium
20 doz Cochineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
20 Linngs-Pink, blue. and green.
20 Bindings-Lindsey'sc cape goat andsheep.
S "a Patent Kid skins
ESQ f" Cafskns-lgAt. heavy. and medium World
Fair and Caron,
9 6. Oil thong leather,
10 .. Madrass Kid
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasls.
Boot rasps, avis, pncers nais balls tack
stamps, thread, buffers, slicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials BY shoe
all Of which will be sold the most reasonable terms
jel4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-13
CITY AUCTION STORE.

7 q. FONDERSMITH, Auctioneer, First street be-
% Main and Locust sts., will sell at auction,
Goods Fu,Rture, Wares, &C., on commission, and also
Real Estate and Horses. Cash advanced Consign.
ments, il required will sell my entire stock OF Van
kee Notens and Jewelry at auction. Regular days of
sale--eyery Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights
ST. will be glad attend to all my old customers
and many o.e may favor with call, aud
will sell goods private sale Cincinnati prices al
wholesale and retail. lmh233md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-13
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
BY THOS. BACON Il CO,

or FIRST STREET, BErw. LOCUST EVANSVILLE
NhE subscribers would respectfully inform the citi.
Il zens Of Evansville and vicinity. that they have
ead and receiving large and we'll selected stock Of
FRESH GHoCbRtES, embracing everything usually
kept in good Family Grocery; and they hope, by
promp attention TO business. to receive aud merit
liberal share put lie patronage.
All orders will receive prompt attention. and goods
delivered Ia purchasers at their doors IL desired as we
have WAGON expressly for laid purpose.
lI9An Goods warranted good or no sale.
I1Ihe highest prices paid for Country froduce; -,
" PPlease call examine our stock as We VIII so'i
at the lowest cash prices.
apis THOS. BACON q W.