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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-07


which the anti-American press has been
filled since the election in Virginia, reminds
US of an anecdote we came across some time
since. 1t runs in this wise: Soon after the
revolutionary war, King George the Third
issued proclamation for day of thanks
gtUlng, enjoining it upon the ministers of the
united Kingdoms to preach suitable discourses
upon that day. A worthy clergyman of
Scotland could see no cause for thankfulness,
and SO posts off to the capital for enGghten-
ment Arriving at London and obtaining an
audience with the king he questioned him as
to what they were to give thanks for. sis it,
your majesty, because your troops have been
defeated in nearly every general engagement
with the colonists!"
"No," replied the king, "not. for that"
sis it, then, because the lives of tens of
thousands of your subjects have been sacri-
feed in fruitless war!''
"No, neither is it for that" replied the
king.
swell, then, your majesty, is it because
millions upon millions of the public treasure
have been expended, and an overwhelming
public debt thrown upon US and our posteri-
ty?"
sit is not for that, either" answered the
King, "we are to be thankful that matters
are no 1COTSe man they really 0Te!''
AS il was with the anti-Americans of
former days, SO it is with the anti Americans
of the present day-they feel joyful and give
thanks that matters are no worse. After
having been defeated in sixteen States in
less than twelve months they draw a won
derful sight of consolation from the fact that
they were not defeated in the seventeenth
also! When another trial comes their last
hope and stay in the time of trouble will be
! found to have deserted them, and they will
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ECFI ICEy

VNE have very large house of our own filed ' ith
Nc choice ice, which to deliver next
Monday ming. for the season. customary prices.
Persons wishing to be supplied by will please lssve
their orders 4. BACON d CO.'S
myIO Family Grocery.
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DAYTON AND IN DIAN APOLIS!
COLUMBUS, EVANSVILLE,
WHEELING, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY,,
NEW YORK, ETC; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND CONNECTING LINES EASTWARD!
Great Eastern and Western U. s. Mail ard
American ELpreSS Line!
OF BAGGAsEi
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
NH ORNING EXPRESS leaves at $40 A. NJ,
W. Richmond with Eaton and Hamilton, and CnennSti
Hamilton and Railroad Cincinnati arriving
a 1880 Dayton I0:30 connecting with all
Xenia Columbus. Zanesvle Wheeling Baltimore
City Philadelphia New York and Boston AlsO
with trains for Springfield Urbana Beefontaine. Forest
Clyde Cleveland Buffalo Sandusky. Toledo, Fort Wayne
Troy, Piaua Breakfast at Indianapolis.
this at Columbus eight hoursiS
advance any other route from Indianapolis.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Indianapolis IL NJ, the arrvf
all trains the West North and South arrives at Rich
mond P M at Cincinnati at 545 M arriving st Day
NJ, directly with trains Xenia, Co.
lumbus Springfield Crene Pittsburgh Philadelphia
arriving at Columbus 9;15P NJ.
Dinner at Indianapolis and supper at Dayton.
hour stop in Dayton and make the connections
Crestlne for Pittsburgh other train from Indianapolis.
Passengers by this route through Cincinnati quick
by any other.
Columbus Baggage checked through Pittsburgh Phla
delphia baggage rel checked at Columbus.
THE ONLY MORNING TRAIN FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO
DAYTON, OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
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a NHOICE FAMILY SPICES AND MUSTARD
u Is doz ground PEPPER; doz Mustard lh cans;
Is Is doz DO Ginger y ~ DO. DO II do:
II doz do Cassia;
IL doz do Gloves; put up in tin and warranted
pure charge, at (mh13) COOKS Family Grocery.
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STATE OF INpTANA,2ss.
NANDERFURGH COUNTY, !
the vandrburgh Circuit Court October term 1855 Gin
Yaeation.)
William IL. Law I
Carl Mayer and tVASN
Mariana Mayer.
appearing by davt filed in the oee Of the Clerk
Circuit Court. that the aoTe named
are of the State of indiana that
cause action against them and that they are pece
relation real estate the SAID
Carl Mayer Mayer therefore hereby nohed
the and that the same Wiu ao
trial. October term of the Vsndersnfsn O
Court. = ~ - ~
IHor &C Flumer, Esq ieE ElAIpadl JG-SH
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RICH VARIETIES OF WALL PAPER!

UST received by undersigned superior Piano
90 Hortes the celebrated mandatory of Peters,
Crs Co., which and durability of and
perfection of finish unsurpassed by any of Eastern
make These splendid instruments sale manufse
prices and all persons wishing purchase
api0 T. CONJUNCTION co ,
Corner of Main and First
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yTrcYNra rNTIEIItsKNCE.

6:oo,, sprr.yrt ,rrny, M. J. NJ Heck sold last
week $50 acres Of Land lying about seven miles DC
low rairnor /, near the csunty nne o. monongsna,
for % go He purenases the same land IN ieo0 fof
53,20a
r.ru AcrrpExT-The Wheeling Intelligencer
.ta,ss that 4 child aged seven years, son of Mr.
nsvid carer. hotel keeper in Wellsburg, WAS run
ayer II that place by q runaway team of five
horses hitched to q wagon. Thursday, and crush
csl almost instantly to death. st7%
A CoSTRIBuTIoS.-The Lynchburg Nirginian
notices the contribution of $40 for the Norfolk and
portsmoath sufferers, by the colored hands in fac
tory there
AID SocHTY-At the recent meeting of the
Virginia Methodist conference at Abingdon, 500
was cont rii ued to the society for the relief Of
perauuated ministers. and widows and orphans OF
the same The fund which is the result of contri-
buttons froIa all denominations, now amounts to
a. 600 - ~
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NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
l.. S. Commissioner Morton gave his decision to
day I'm the case of the prisoner Nicholas Sueilon,
charged with being a. fugitive from justice from
France and whose extradtion is demanded by the
French Consul here, agreeably to the extraditon
treaty with that country. The prisoner, tits deci-
ded, shall go back.
Arrangements are Oh, foot for public meeting in
the Park next week. to give some sort OF an answer
to the recent beicose and threatening articles IN
the British Press In refer to the United States.
Meagher Lynch, and sundEy other prominent in
dividuaIs here are very active IN the matter
The Fair of the American Institute, at the Crys-
tai Palace. closes on Tuesday. The attendance
has been unite large during the last few days. and
ustifies the belief that the enterprise after all has
not been so profitless had been predicted during
the first week.
Nothing has vet been heard of the missing Ed.
ward Neville keeper of the Kings County Hotel
whose mysterious disappearance, under suspicious
circumstances has been alluded to. The impress
ion that he has been the victim OF foul play
strengthens every hour.
Sbs, Republic, which arrived yesterday from
Hayrr reports fly deaths on the passage She
also lost one of her seamen by falling overheard,
during 9 gale.
steamship Black Warrior sailed yesterday for
Fl ayana ami New Orleans, full of passengers.
| Several fhH fedged Boomers were seen in
Broadway to-day. 1t is said they were from the
reighborhood OF Syracuse. They excited good
deal of ridicule mA laughter. A crowd of ragged
urchns followed them giving three cheers occasion
/ ally for the strong minded"
barney Williams and wife closed their engage
T mcnt at the Broadway theatre, Saturday evening,
and are succeeded by Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne
I A farewell complimentary benefit is to be given
| to George H. Barrel, Esq. his retirement from
the stage The time fixed is the Goth inst.
Tie shipment of specie from this port during the
week ending to day amounted to but $500 and
that went in the brig r. B. Watson, for Laguayra.
making grand total from the LIST OF January tc
date OF S26 450,4s'S d.
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PENALTY OF FRENCH GossIPISG.-The late rs
sassinaton hoax in regard to the Emperor in Paris
has given birth to three most singular trials and
verdcts Autograph agent has been sentenced n
six months imprisonment for telling the story over
the wires to clerk at Amiens and the person from
whom he heard the story, and whose only offence
was the repeatngit was condemned to three months
imprisonment This latter sentence is quite unntel
hgible. The individual arrested and tried for !,
venting the story only propagated it, it seems bu,
the police found an cid National Guard rnusket AZ
his rooms the court condemned him to vo mon this
for that offence giving tho public to understand !.
was for the canArd
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ROYAL TAsTES.-Heliogabalu and George l.
had this in common that they both liked fish tri
fe stale. Thus it is known that George never
caredfor oysters till their shells began spontane GUS.
ly to cape and the Oriental master of the Roman
Empire, who made barber prRfeet of tho proy;.
sions, would never eat seafish, except at a great
distance from the sea, when they acquired the
taiIa he loved His delight then was to distribute
vast quantities of the rarest sorts, bought at an
immense expense, to the peasants of the inland
cnu
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NEW DRY GOODS AND FAN Y

NEW DRY GOODS AND FANCY
: STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET.-We would
cal the attention Of the trade to beautiful and
nceiy selected stock of goods consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroderes. &C.; English
aerlnos at % cents; all wool Deaines ST. cents per
VERDI beautiful Mousline at % and II cts; Ribbons
III quailties; More Antique Trimming, from to 50
soods. Call early and you will find excellent bargains
II me new store OF Z. CAMP & CO,
DC ID 223 Broad ST.
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THE NEWSBoYs on THE TAXING OF SEBAsTo
PoI--Though the newsboys do not appear to b.
influenced by any political principle in thei
opinions about war In the Crimea, they debate
the siege of Sebastopol in their own way very
often.
Say said Barney, with all the dignity of cap,
tain among them Il don't go in for taking Sebasto-
pol Extras wouldn't sell well after dye see.-
Let the Russians get whipt, and what will become
uf our trade = Well said Cigars, If Sebastopol
Is taken we II have another loss of tho Arctic day
Of it. Oh wasn't that timef The last lombard
err said Fatty, gave me three extra plates at the
Nassau and three shillings paid as owed The
death of Lord Raglan was not worth en- oyster
pie The Emperor Nick's was better affair,
said Fatty Yes, sir said Paddy Moore. Let me
see the death OF the Emperor Nicholas put seven,
six cents in the bank and gave me a new pair OF
pants as good as secondhand One battle said
Yank, lifting up his eyes from his book, is better
than twenty deaths Why don't they blow up
ship or a fortress Idunno that We have much
In that way at all as we read in tho life of Pau.
Jones here Well said Barney, I guess there s
no Paul Jones among eln. Give me a look at that
Yank, when you get through with it, Iwant to
see how Paul did those things And SO the con-
versation was diverted into another channel.-N
York Paper
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FROM TExAs.-Later advices from Texas have
been received.
A fight had occurred near Fort Belknap, between
the Delaware and Camanche Indians, in which
seven of the latter were killed The Indians were
committing depredations on the frontier.
A treaty had been made with the Camanches IL
New and in Northern Mexico.
The steamer Prometheus, from New York, had
arrived at Corpus Christi.
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SPIIuTUALIsM.-Mss Kate Fox has been re-en
gagged by the Society for the Diffusion of Spirit
ual Knowledge" to sit in New York "withou,
charge" as medium for the benefit of skeptics
and unconvinced inquirers. Those who know the
consultations of Spirit medlations are not psrticu
LARRY invited to occupy the mediums attention
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An ASCENDING DEBToR-We have received
from ono of our European correspondents an ac-
count OF an affair on the part of a gentleman con
nected with the American Legation in of the
principal European capitals, which is likely to re
hect great dscredt on this country. 1t is stated
that he has been for long time living very extra
vagantly-far beyond his official salary or his pri
vate means-and thats finding himself unable to
meet his engagements he has left the country, and
left also debts unpaid the amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars N Y Times
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A Liberal PRINcK--The Duke of SAKE Co.
burg Gotha recently declared in the Germanae
Diet that he would oppose the demand of the nc.
hes OF his duchy for the restoration of their an.
slent privileges abolished in ls4s In consequences
~ villages OF the duchy have just voted an address
70 NE i1yai Hlshness, expressing their gratitude
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eco 0ON WORTH OF DRY GOODS
.pOO.OOO AT COST For CASH
BkOOkS, BELL & WALLER.
No II PEApJ Srprrr

having made our arruugene nts in connection with
other parties to open house in New York on the st
January next, aud to continue house here, ws
nave determined 10 close out present stock OF
Goods most of which fresh and really desira BILE
We will therefore on and after MONDAY, the 22nd
instant, ofer our entire stock at cost for cash.
Buyers Will find in the stock fine lines of Bleached
and Brown Sheetlngs and Shirtings Flannels, Lin
'eys, Rerseys Sleeps Grays Blankets Cloths, CASH
meres sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, Prints, Ginghams
Dress Goods, Alpaccas &C. &C.
Our friends and customers wishing to buy or order
N the usual credits will be supplied at usual
prices.
We are the agents for the 81 and84 Stanton Full
I'd eloths and will keep the stock of these Goods
and sell them as we have heretofore
We sohclt call from our friends and the trade.
&C 22-lm BROOKS, BELL & WALLER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES those who left San Fran
cisco, on the Goth ult. were Col j. G. Hays. Sur
veyor General of California; Major John Gamer
ton; Major r. P. Hammond, late Collector of the
port, and the Hon. ]. b. Weller, United States Sen
atnr Col. Hays goes to Washington on offieiaj
business
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THE REVENUE SRRvICE.-The commanders OF
the two revenue cutters in obedience to the ORDER
of the Secretary Of the Treasury, exchanged yes
sells at Dover, Del, on the 18th inst. Capt Nores
Lieuts Bell and Moffatt, are now on board tn,
Jackson. Capt Ottlnger. Lieuts. Gladdins ana
Wilson, are on board the fancy
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During the retreat Of the British troops in Hol-
land, while they were founderng through the
mud In part of the road uncommonly bad, corps
of the guards were very much scattered, when the
commanding officer called out to the men to form
ROO deep. BLOW met" shouts granadier between
two mountains of mud u am too deep already
am up TO nv neck!n
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ne Plednontes government has granted SCCC
ivre annually for the three best Italian PLAYS ;, O.
cessfuy represented on the boards of theatre Re v
al at Turn The first prize is to be l40O the sec
and 900, and tho third 600 livre.
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ASrILIoUoR LAW DEMONSTRATION N PFyy
sYLvASIA,-The liquor dealers who wero impri
soned in Pittsburg for violations of the liquor law
of Pennsylvania were released Saturday, the tern
OF their sentence having expired. large crowd
ofpersons assembled at the Jail, and with band o.
music. escorted them in procession through the
principal streets. 1t is stated that the liquor deal
in Pittsburg intend to continue selling. 80 thai
the number of complaints will become 80 numer
Gus IS TO impede the business of tho courts
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A tETERAN.--Erastus Bostwick of Hjnesburo
has voted at every election for sirtythrce yea r.
back, without missing a single time He is now
nearly ninety years cid.
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WASHINGTON MoNUMENT-The Washington
National Monument, the corner stone of which
was laid on the fourth of July, 1913 has been rails
ed to the height of l52 feet at an expense of 1920
600 The original estimate ofthe cost of the Who'll,
work was 81 222 600
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HORRORS OF wAR-within a ra5,,s Of
,as aroana sebastopol, 1t Is supposed that moro
oaooa nss oeen split more lives SACRIFICED ana moro
misery inflicted within year than on any other
as eAlea1 o. the earth's surface M The same
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.--A gentleman named Jas
McCauley was robbed on Friday night at Cam
bridge, Ohio, of $1,000, in Wheeling and Philadel
phia bank notes.
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NAPoLeos AND Observation-Disclosures. No.
vember TO- was the anniversary of Nanoleon's as.
sumption to the First Consulate, in 1899 and SIM.
l794 sApe i'on oiinutz, In
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MoRsE's TELECtRAPH.-Prof. Morse is not the in
ventor of the Magnetic Telegraph, though he de
yeoped the details of its workings and brought it
into practical use Judge Curtis, of U. S. Circuit
Court in Boston, last week, gave decision which
declared F. o. J. Smith TO be the legal and equita
bic owner of an undivided one-fourth part of all
Morse's Geographic inventions, and as such, emit
tied to grant valid licenses to any one to use the
same and refused to enjoin the respondents.
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GLASSWARE
80 yIRCIYIA WADE GLAss.:'.,2E.

su1H COURAGE HOME PROP i'U VI ),
ME- EVANS DEPOT is the only az IT,, ~ q.
lxsH offered for sale, Glass MADE q '"'1
rails. and by Virginia woFkmen. .t., ran be tr
Gail a. III Main street where '. a Chin
White Gold Band and Fancy pe9Saa.,C and 7.
ner snd Tea Sets; White Granite p'- =, coIrr1r
Ware. and every other descng.,ol1 q Do. gss'
Fine Ware; Looking Glasses; rae .n5 Il. =;
Common Knives and Forks ns'' e. ,,iss,
Casters; Table MATS my rVayS Depot Of ct'aL
c,a.. For,bepwaIe sDe tecl -
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All orders PROMPTLY attended to
DNEUMONIA PREVENTED BY LLO

l. ARDS COUGH SYRUP.-Persons st la,l
son ofthe year should he careful Of tina Adore as
IL steals upon you slowly but surely. How u
lose their lives by neglect Lot- no TINE 81
LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF Tsts ~.
spoonsfnll night and morning. Il iss Ftursr'
well as certain cure. agaius. coughs asdto1
taking dose previous to your ahsliDg the E.n
and evening air. 1t is better than gold 10 Ihss-f
Price-25c. per bottle; 5 bottles, one do.E, .
LeouarG's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of L. B. THOMAS, Broad street SIR
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers .tnsa.
Richmond and State Of Virgins. WlofA.'
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Co., Q? naia nEt''
THOMAS LEONARD. corner of Adam, and CayE'
Richmond, Va H
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VwN OCTOBER -, ss' sa LII At
Svisitins 'he es s:T{,FBBlNS PrLLts : +.
W No. I0l, Broad street Cariss. ~
White China-Diuins aid Te' y"
TO- 5o,u s pp" fan prices. from ~" 70
Toilet Ware. various ra'trEh@
Looking Glasses do d.
KNIVES nave. and Fork, varios' patterns
Walters in sets and separate
The o ass,. w .ass Of s sffS J. osi'i F''
during this week. -------=-,f
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES

NUTU A l. BEN EFT LIFE INSU.
~ RANCE COMPANY.-Ofice at "Stetioners-
Hall" No Il Pearl street, Richmond, Na.-rhis Com
pany has paid IN Richmond to Widows Orphaps an
Creditors, over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
and paying annual dividends of IS per cent to the
insured IL has capital of over 81 00000 No Com
pauy affords security OF advantages to the nsn
red. Il w KN0WJES 49,. sa
DIR. A. SNEAD. Medical Examiner So 22oSr
kNRE AND MAXINE lNSUKANIE ga =.
L be effected with the Albernarle Insurance. CON-
pany, on favorable terms with anv ols.r GONNA
ny III this State possessing real cash capital to NEE,
losses. Apply to STOKES CO
Agts Richmond Va
VIM. T. EARLY, Prest
JNO. WOOD, Jr., Sec'y,
EharlN
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DRY cooDe CLOTHING. &c.

DEME5TRER THE PLACE.--Ia sr1er
h accommodate the wants OF our friends visitine
the city q this time W. have msuufacfured ana ar
prepared to show much larger stock of Fan and Win
ter Clothing. than ever before. Our assortment Is
cnmplete and will be found TO embrace every article
and grade of goods in our line Our many
in manufacturing, with an experiences Of seventeen
years in the trade in this city. justify in saying thai
those in want OF GOOD and well made Clothing v i'll
consult their own interest by calling at the old
KEEN, BALDWIN CO,
or 81 Ia2, Main street
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Rich Striped Silks
Do do. and Chene Silks [
Plain black Silks, all qualities
Black Rep Silks -,
Black Barathea Silks
Coiored and black Moir Entique Silks
Paris Printed Mouselanes
Striped Eglantines
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves and Collars
French Wrought Habits and Sleeves.
Tucked and Embroidered Cambria Hdkfs. f-
Thread Lace Collars and Sleeves
Muslin Edgings and lnsertings
Cambria do. do 49,.
Swiss and Cambria Bands
Long and Square Plaid Shawls, &c.
Also general assortment of Clothing and Blankets
for servants &C ~
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FAMILY GROCERIEs.--The subscriber

has just opened, at the corner of Main and sth ss
(B. & S. Jones' old stand e. choice assortment of
Family Groceries; consisting part of the folio wing
articles: Family Flour Mountain Roll and Goshen
keg Butter, extra fine; Choice Teas; best Old Java
Coffee; Loaf and Crushed Sugars Coffee Sugar; ALSO
low priced Sugar and Coffee; choice old and new Ba
con Hams; with general assortment of Groceries
which has been purchased for the cash, and will be
sold low for the same, or TO punctual customers.
oc 29---lm" RO. Fl. JARVIS
P. ST. shall also keep constantly hand, Meal,
Corn, Oats. aud Wheat Ofial; such as Ship Stuff;
BROW tuff. IT,
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MORE NEW FALL AND WINTER
lvI GOODS.-J. & nj. ROSENBAUM having re-
ceyed by the latest arrivals their second supply of
ia n and Winter Goods, now prepared to show
one of the hansoiifest and most extensive
they have ever had the peasure of doing heretofore.
Dress Goods in greatest Variety Ribbons Laces and
Embroideriss; Shawls, Scarfs and Handkerchiefs
Cloth Cassneres and Tweeds Flannels and Blankets;
Linen Goods and Dolnestics ofall descriptions.
They respectfully invite strangers and citizens to
call and Examine their stnck at 1919 Broad straef
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eoxxxsrosDEseE OF raE DlsrAren

Judicial Denisioa-Great Britain and the United
F .s.at1s--Bl oo1ners- The atricaI, &c.