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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
Fillmore in Indiana

The Weekly. Reveille Indiana, gives the
following list Of fillmore papers.
Express; Terre Haute; Gazette, Vincennes;
Indiana Visitor, Rising Sun; Journal, Evans
vile; Local Press, Greensburg; Putnam Ban
ner, Greencastle: Republican Banner, Madison;
Republican, Jeffersonyille; Republican, Rush
vile; Reporter, Cannelton Republican, Rock
port; Weekly Reveille, Vevay.
Mr.. Cumback, Member Congress, of Indiana,
writes;
IIhave been somewhat astonished to find 50
many Fillmore men in this part of the country.
Southern men appear to regard him as one OF
the most National men in the Union, and he is
their first and last choice for the next Presden-
cy. Fillmore's administration gave better and
more general satisfaction both North and South
than any administration which has governed
the country for the last half century, and moth
ing would give us greater satisfaction than to
see him elevated to the chief magstracy of
the country.
The Americans and Republicans Of Indi-
ana appear to be for Fillmore. In this one
preference they are united. We have been
looking anxlously to the Press of the State
representing these parties, to learn something
of their general feeling on the subject of the
candidate for the next Presidency Every pa
per Of this press which has word Of prefer
,ence to utter, has given that preference fo
Fillmore. He is undoubtedly the man for thu
times, and the man for the exigency which vii
be presented before the Republican and Amer
lean parties this year. With him to oppos
she anti-American party, the result of tn
next Presidential election will be the annlhila
ton of that party.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

0cFMr. Schouler, of the Cincinnati Gazette,
now in Washington, tells the following capital
joke ofsome unposted New York Congress
man:
One of the best jokes of the season is the
following When Mr.. Dunn, of Indiana, made
his personal explanation the other day, he
made use of the words often quoted, that
Caesar had party, and Anthony party, but
Rome had no partynin this House. 1t appears
that warm and jubilant member of the Ameri-
can party in New York, who. probably is not
well read in classical literature, addressed q
long letter to Mr.. Dunn, in which he wanted
to know why inh--ll Rome should have par
ty in Congress, when that foreign power had
ruled America for the last twenty-five years
Ex-Governor Slade ought to send some "school
marlns'' into the Empire City. sHe
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

THE GRAND ENcAMPMENT OF SIR KING H"
TEMPLARs for the State of Indiana closed o
very pleasant and harmonious session at For TT
Wayne on Tuesday evening 9th ult.
Reports from the Subordinate Encampments
throughout the State show these praise-worthy
orders to be in healthy and prosperous con-
dition. ga aseHtt
The following is list of officers for the en-
suing year:
NJ E. Sir Kt., Henry c. Lawrence OLA
fayette, Grand Master
NJ. E. Sir KIT. VIM. Hacker, ShelbyyilIe, D..
c. NJ
Me Sir Kt, S. D. Bayless, Fit. Wayne. G..
Generalissimo.
NJ. E. Sir KIT, L. R. Brownell, Indianapolis,
G. C. Gen.
NJ. E, Sir Kt, John w. Sullivan, Edin-
burg, G. Prelate. 9&aese9
NJ. E. Sir Kt., Geo. w. Porter, New Alba
my, G. ST. Warden.
M. E. Sir KIT, j. E. Houser, Greensburg, G..
Jr. Warden. =.
NJ. E. Sir Kt,, P G. c. Hunt, Indianapolis,
G. Treas.
NJ. L. Sir Kt, F. King, indianapolis, G..
Rec
M. E. Sir KIT, /. Taylor, Lafayette G. s.
Bearer aE. 3-
M. Il. Sir. Kt., Samuel Hanna, TT. Wayne,
G.. Stand. Bearer. t
M. e. Sir Kt,, r. Durham, Connersville, G.
Warden.
NJ. f. Sir Kt E. Colstock, indianapolis, G.
Sentinel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

STATISTICS OF RAILROAD ACoIDENrs.- There
were in the United States during the past
year 142 railroad accidents killing 116 persons
and wounding 539others. Among the killed
were 20 engineers, 10 fremen, conductors
and 16 brakesmen. In 1854 there were 1913
accidents, and 1876 persons killed and $50
wounded.
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sT0YEs AMI TINWAREs. !,

SAS. oOANTLlN " oON..s.rs- ~
EE RE now supplied for the Fall Trade. They have
Ez=5 hand of the eomplcte nfsortmenfs OF
$3.50 STOVES of all kinds Cooking Pa rlor and H. stinE
IStcves. Of all descriptions for wood and coal Coal
Crates Fancy and Common receiving daily
Aiso large assortment Of TINWARk GA hand I9sy are
The love- prfee Tor
their old laA between s.eesd And
Third Of thu Coffee Pot, De PaiesaF there
al stores Ia the sams hieek. ep%-a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

0EFIt is stated that 150canals boats, load
ed with flour and grain consigned to Louis Ma
poleon, are frozen in between Schenectady and
Little Falls, N. Y. The amount of grain can
not be worth less then 100000, and ten
freight cars day are employed to carry it to
tide water They were engaged with difficult
ty, as the amount offreight on the Central Road
is enormous
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

1t is related of one of the Chippewa Indians,
now at Boston, that being asked why the In
dams do not dress like the whites, he replied:
."We started your. fashions; your men now
wear blankets, as we do. and your women
paint their faces and wear Fathers and he
might have added that they dress in the skins
of wild beasts. r=A
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

OErThe United States Senate have resolv-
ed to pay Hon. Jesse D. Bright the difference
between the amount now received by him and
the compensation Of Vice President, from the
date of his election as President of the Senate
pro tempore to the close of his service as
such, according to the practice which has
heretofore prevailed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

0TThe whole subject of slavery will be
brought before the Supreme Court of the
United States this winter, in the case of Sher-
man M. Booth, editor Of the Milwaukee Free
Press, who was convicted in the United States,
District Court of aiding in the escape of a
fugitive slave, and was subsequently liberated
by State Court on habeas corpus.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

6-The Washington Sentinel saws that
hundreds of office-seekers, who hurried to
Washington on the opening Of Congress, have
returned home either their hearts being sick
with hope deferred or their exchequer not JUS
tifying longer sojourn. This is one good re-
suit from delay in the election of the Speaker
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

6FThe principal bell for the great clock ofthe
Houses of Parliament is to be nine feet in di-
ameter, and. to weigh about fourteen tons and
will be the largest bell, they say ever cast in
England 1t is calculated that the four quar-
ter bells will weigh about ten tons more.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FLOURING WILL, F ssl,a,,, SIZE

VENHE undersigned Offers sale his Foveisg Bl in the
town Of Grayyiile. Illinois Almost everything
ted with the Mill is newengine Buss. boiling cloths.
There three with everything exceen
running order and calculated do fine profitable
There is also connected with the Mill story
dwelling louae we'll for with the
~ ont houses ETC. To person DESTROYS Of emba7king in
business Of this kind, chanc
seldom be had The country surrounding this abounds in
every kind OF grain to keep the mill constantly
all Of which can be obtained at such prices make the
be sold reasonable and given for part the
purchase easySnd desired farm or
improved lsRd Will be taken. For further
on the premises. JOHN RIUALI.
jams II l-r s.t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
LAW PAnTNEmsETu

As. O. JONES andJAs. e. BLYTHE. AtsOrnies al Law.
Eysrevhs, lndiana have ASSOCIATED themselves
ners in the Praeteeot the Law will prseee
~ this and the adjoining counties aud in the Supze aud
District Court Aey design turning their oB partic
uar 70 land law In short time they will be preparedo
give IN few minutes abstract Of the title to almost
lot in Evansville it's enlarge LaHssco to-
vffsd' ivi3 -dAwtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

GTJudge Jones ofthe Tippecanos Com
mon Pleas Court has decided the Prohibitory
Law constitutional, In consequence nearly
all the liquor shops of Lafyette have been
closed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

How HE MADE WAY WITH HIMsELF.-The
Boston Times says that Kilbourn, the Boston
merchant, who was supposed to have committed
suicide few weeks ago, has gone to Europe
with $4,000 of other peoples money in his
pocket
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

OrWe give our patrons less than the usual
quantity of reading matter to-day, as the Jour
nal hands were rather FUSED up' from work
ing on the message the greater part of Thurs
day night. But we gave double quantity OF
reading matter yesterday, so it's all right.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

aH- II should be unversay kno is strictly true
that Indigestion is the OF large portion the fatal
diseases. Dyspepsia. Diarrha Cholera Morbus Liver Com
paint and many other diseases envueraEed la City In
sPector weekly catalogue deaths generally the
Of digestion Think Of this all who suffer from
lchs If willing be guided by advice
experience; the HosrEr-
rERs stomach Bittrs which curative aud invigorant
stand alone For Druggists
yFts ar4t HALL0CK Sf0DDARD.
desl3-wtf W0OLSEY & SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
M. q. Cs.<yPEvy a CO .

HAVING repaired and a sher PORK HOSE slaush
teriDg and Packing Esab skent. 81 Evansville Ind
are prepared TO do in eir line busn
he most approved style They use ~ on,s patent
Tanh which Is the best known fol- t6rsing the
the hog such rs heRds, etc.. o pro6s.
They viii psy the highest prices Tot Che hog its oHal
They are the trade sell tie wtDle pig part
They II pack commission Or S.nsrwse for nerehaS
fal spectators. fI..a....ss.-.-
H G. COOPER will at all tires be post either
at the Pavilion Hotel OF the Pork House. Come
dee3 d&w4 81 49,.
nHSTERs-wes are pre- pared TO furnish Holt Masley
~ Oysters any quantity. Christmas Year.
deeii TENNEy & SORENSOE
@SKAPEsi Cask skates assorted 2se Is 90 per
{ does cHAs s. WELLS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

-eF JUST RECEIVED.
WDLACKwooDS for December;
EB Chambers Edinburgh Journal for Januarf ~ fs.-
Frank Isles new Illustrated Paper;
Household Words for January; g..
BallOn'S Pictorial Paper;
Frank Lise's journal for January;
Flag of our Union;
Yankee Notions for January;
Weekly Clipperi -. 1883. e aE
Whites Counterfeit Detector for January4
Weekly Tribune
jams SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a9 EVANSVILLE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
THE annual meeting Of tho above Society will held
Moasay Evening January 9TH, O'Clock the office
Ors. Walker FL lott Asimportant business will be-
foreth Society full attendance of the members is desirable
jan5-td ti.s 3 asl w NJ. ELLIOTT, See'y.
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RKMoyAf..

L.
J.. w. * =. VICkERY,
removed Of Groceries. ETC., from their
the four story buiidins two doors be-
ssks this method q returning sincere thsatst
and for astI very have
been hope by strict attention to busi-
ness to merritt" continuance Of ths vrcKERY.
y 500 pisces Pongees silk HandtsysAi'f' .~sssas
100 each a s sa 81 AID Sc is:A.. wAalsSons split
49, 4s dor { Ladies dis 60 Iorsd Kid Gloves.
80 gross Lasting est Bn.toa..
10 pieces fisrenes SILK.
2 i,ees Plush Velvet vestins. very hAndscns styles
receive" this day and fer sale by ,,,,s mn, /
sdeeia -d&w as Main street Louisville. Ky. i
SECOND HAND GUENIEs.-sO0 in store and for
d aee sf5' 'n'Ap v ], P. BAYLEss.
a LEO bbls o. brand ana superior article.
N just receivrd and for sale by ,,smnDoo
aecls-di - Z " No W. ns.
To- sass Pen pf buoS~hsat Flour Is lbs saoA
s 20 IS Blue So Tabs 9o in in n nest;
so do blue and green. blue and red and fancy Buckets
for sale BY 1sss55s q assE l. q D. HSinANN'
EpEcEIvED tr,n New York York.
decis-dtt byI & D. HERMANN.
sSstTSDRIEs- 4EHs E&E
y 900 Mourning Collars. $50 pair Undsrslssvss.
50 ioz dies colorsd Kid Gloves, -
80 Ladies' Cloth Cloaks, rf.-.r "a vt.s.4-f
d. do satin do reed this day and
forsale BY $3.50 I5a8si JAMES Low CO..
declt-dAv as Main street. Louisville. Ky
va ACK REL packages for sac lSS to close
1Yh deel5-9tf -LE--Z - 2 GEO. fOSTsk oo.--
a IUM SALT. --l50 busses Kanawha Alum, superior
de aeoi Hsstfy ''f 0A''F' GE6 POSTER co.
AXE HURON G3INDsTONE s-superior 70 any
GndstOue brought 70 this market. H3Ail eoh-
gnm mt for sale by dscl2d fBNNEf sokANSoN.-
! Isl PREPARE FOR THE HOLLIDAYst
received another lot of beautiful and new
w patterns of all kinds of Jswelry. among which are
SO rich Cameo Earrings Our stock isnOw fall
and complete and viii be sold at Preei and va
/ declI Main street. between First and Second
E TIVE Is MONEY.
A MOTHER invoice Of Cola and silver Hunting W atehes
n just rec and for sale CHEAP and warranted
ers- .s--s y y - =. - bffIkoLtr~ q SONS,
d,eu Main street. between FRS. and Seeend
AtOIN 600 bushels Railroad, for early
dse dt.,ssf'' '0f SAFE y GEO. FOSTER & co.
GORN-so 900 bushels Prime in new gunnies. ready
/ dssi5-dsf GEO. FOSTER 4 90.
6D PAIR Platform Scales of SEQ lbs each for sale At
| q dec,h COOKS Family Grocery!
n 6B x BUSH. Corn Meal;
n Az eD 200 lbs choice Table Butter; sla9
- Tbs Zante ourrants Iqss Tee'd 81 c..u
EHORsR FEED.-we have supply OF Hay. Corn An'
nOylI .------a--- -. GkANI q OAhsoN.
HNORN SHELLERs.-Ws have hand and for sal,
~ cheap cash. all the best patterns Of Corn shelters
novIT dAw ,laLe4- - GRANT CARSON.
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL 30. ..

Meets O'Clock p M their Hall Water street owe
the Telegraph Once the Hrt and thrG Saturdays
month. -ta8 fe t'5ffsR et9F9 77H9 ott25d6w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
MRS. O. A FOSTER has few vacancies fol Pupils
Of taking lessons the Piano HARP. Guitar.
Sc Terms for each Instrument ste ger quarter. d2O
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RONNETS! Ron

a VERY handsome assortment of Cap and BO net. Belt
~ Mourning Ribbons to be had unusually cheap at
deaI7- ludA HUGHES'.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

A FEW very choice White Silk Bonnes. and general as
colored Satin Bonnets to be had a. very re-
dueed prices at .-.=, .. HooHES''
deci7-2wd&w 49,
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SErOES AND GAITEIkS
VxE3FP YOVJlE HEAD CLEAN.

has on hand Ave hundred hotties Of his
splendid Hair into just manufactured Persons hay
Bald Heads, Grey Hair had beterc ii soon Ladies
sspecially = dec2l-dtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
REBDONSI KIBBON

a N assor uent of Nuns can be had cheap
asci7-2vdsw Corner Main and secon stree
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

EXTRA =. F. FLOUR SO basswarranted extra good
j a j. YICkERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
hnARnING.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife, desiring super board
IN with Sitting Lodging Room and table exclusively
in house other boarders hear OF
this kind in the most pleasant part OF
city. hY ami, ing at this office. = deczf-alN-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

EPBCEIVED PER Expre@-2oO lbs Copper Rivets and
M Burrs. 50 Timed RiVets and Burrs.
KARn0Cr Rp0a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

N ANTEpst the City Mills for which cash viii be p.id
w oa delivery. dss7s- swdAv I. \. Ross
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MEHILIO IRON PIPE WORKS.
merrill 4 JAQCES.

MERILIO IRON PIPE WORKS.
merrill JAQUES
ll2 Centre street, New York,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS IN WROUGHT IRON
WI Pipes Fittings, Tools and description Of apparatus
Steamers Churcis Hoie- Private Dweng,, HosPa Village.
fsctories "A Halls.
Ao-valvvs. Cocks Pumps GuaEs Boilers Boiler Fiue-
inside to order
Our Screw Cutting Machines
nted to do double the work nf other invention
tended iNii--ly-lPl
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
FENsfESE MACHINES Lsve long sustained highest
y reputation In the United
p,Lha recently been awarded them
hr Palace oindy in Paris aud thus they have the woridysr
diet Of superiority.
Great have been added
out noise with the double tile speed
TWICE As MICH WORK CAN BE DONE IN DAY.
The grrsieI clothing and shoe manufacturing establishments In
country
every sort OF work the perfect style.
machines the BolFctt,
Baker and other patents which sold
10 av advantage hereby oder receive all such machiu~- and
also nhinpr"vr of manufacture, ENcHsSGE
chimes thus obtained by will b. broken and destroyed For
particulars apply letter
v b-l,ca Agents wanted sales
Ing machines To qualified
opportunity Tor profitable aud pleasant employment offered
l. VI. SINGER CO.
Principal Ofcr 82S broadway. n. Y.
BktNCH oFtlCtS u Hanover street oston % Chestnut
Philadelphia 5 baltimore Baltimore 223 Walnut
ennH; iN% =, Charles It, New Orleans, Glovrvir y " si
BrOal street, Newark. M de2I-d3n
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STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY DN ENG s:>rAnI. EMINENT.
.. OrfiCk No. 8 JOHN srRrpT -
ohs BRoA NEw YoHk
TuyE und.rsgned. this
long 0he senior partner Of the nrn Nathan BArr,t.
at
Ia few
ssce IN all the branches
ec.u la attaining high Igrre Of
machinery aud apparatus for dressing different
practical aTte kill Ia dyens and finishing Ladies
and Merino Dre-- great improvements have been made IT,
sh
Cioak. Msnlss l.ve, Gants, also
treated. fadel aud Stained gOuds
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATERED
Lac. aud Muslin Curtains
ed hehnh.' Dsmask and Morsen Cuans beautifully Dyed
Also. Rbons Hosiery, Gloves, kc.
Orders executed with ~ and despatch.
Goods received aud returned by Espre-s.
Goods kept subject the claim
BARRETT. NEPHEws o.,
. q John street, doors from Bre1dwsy, n. Y.
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HAHPEH'S MAGAZINE. for April. Is recevedM At
~ PRICE CARpOZOS
A-oLIhe Ocean most entertaining and on
We wonders OF the deep, It, animals, its dlgrrs
h9sirsiors just published from The lss London 81
The sketch Book o Mestrr Kali: of How
NAys borrowing Pens and Ink' Venice
"kome' "Ilummug aud whisilur" Sc &c t25
Tales from the German Journal Of Poor Vicar
and ether Interesting matter. 20
Ihe Portfolio OF Entertainment aud
of he Presbyterian Board printed on cI AZ white p,p %
iuly Illustrated. and hlled with choice reading tiS0
The following also
Life of Dr. Alexander. Al 25.
Gcds Word 20 Iuquircrs.
Child's Story Book. al cts.
Wanderings Of = Pilgrim. 2S cts
Mathew Henry's Method o. cts
Destruction 81 Jerusalem. 23 cfs
9uthrrs Gospel In Ezekiel. his dsv
Having lately made important stock Of Port
houaes. Portfolios, Note Papers
friends ~ call and examine assortment rpbfp
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Nv No year
e specified the Manuscript previously agreed between
the parties
advertisement copy specified
insertions will he continued
accordingly.
RNGrL,R ApvENr-ENxSrs-ro avoid m-uniersi, ,ndlnF
the OF the Annual Advertisers dfffnk.
that their Pv-gr- only extends TO their Immediate business Rl
tsa -nd all other
dionai chsrg.. and o variation.
In
by the hut be- chaYe the subject
such discounts - shall h. agreed upon.
booksellers generally.
engaging With the privilege f change shall
the yearly than the
the standing rule under the and all Sci
ing such h- cha gel At the usual
whig
10 lines less
q fsr errh continuance
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CLOTHING ar wHoIESALr.

x.. NIOIuING as WHOLESALE.
hUR STOCK OF SPRING CLOTHING f8r ne WifOTFs Al
~ TRADE complete. aui exhibition rts 4.
ortmcnt much The largest desirable ue hsve ever ~
hhe and w hc found 60 embrace grade our
snuisc,dc BY ouseivcs n g yle " good an
direct rcfernce o. The ~ Vrrnis N,
Csglna and rennycc Having every facility Tor ne snufr,pe
of Cong uF fViens vty engaged ou.nsssl win long
eNfFrcnce In The trade iu This confidently invite an
nHtou ei our stock and prices athfd that ofr induce
cities W " wv '''''''
csl from cash prompt p0y ns purchaser, repeatedly s.
hcWeu ktkN, BALDWIN Co.
mhtT 10 ~ ,.-'
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SPRING IMPORTATION. 1850.
NATE receiving by Spring
w Of BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY GOODS among
which hr following:
black Alpaca and Nohair Lustres
sik Warp do Alpaca DrIleigr's
Farmers SAtins. Italian Cloths
MaInurka Coatings; Rice Cambrics
Plain Black and Black and White Prlnts
Black and Grey do; IIoylr's Purple do
Rich Printed Challies snd Bsreges
French Lawns and
White CAmbrics. JaConets
Plaid and Striped Cambrics
Plain and Figured Swiss Muiins
Mourning
PLAIN aud Fancy white Linen
Heavy Brown Ducks and Drills
Black and White Gnghsms
- Fancy 10 .o-a beautiful varety-uiih srlen.
did assortment - Embrodees Goods Gloves Hosiery
To whch we invite the attention Of the trade
mh KENT PAINE 4 co.
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BhOOkLNN CITY
STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
ID. l.. BURDON co.
Water Street Brooklyn. New York,
MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES WITH BURDONa
PATENT ctr
The Subscribers only the
OF their ENGss bat will
~ih the surface Of boiler, per pressure
r'eNn than other gine Manufactured United
maintaining an equal speed without regard power
piled to ruEn-.
Aio, from their long experience ani ien.- facilities they ae-
knoWl-isr no competitors IN the manufacture OF
SUG.k Mus, saw GRisT Nuts.
MiNiSg PraP..
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