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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-01
The Aleck Scott left Sunday nicrfins

- Lie AieCk OcolG lelt Ounudy lHt I4lltiS
early for New Orleans not having gone any
higher up She took on the following freight
here: ], 256 bbls and tres pork, lard, &C.; 1,541
bbls -four; 80 bbls beans, eggs, &C.; $50 kegs
lard; boxes bacon; 20 casks do; Is bags wool;
2,454 sacks corn; $40 do wheat; 20 do bran;
262 do Oats; Is do Rye.
- The Louisville Journal of Saturday
says:
New Orleans freights are tending down
wards They are also getting not as plenty
below this point as they were few days ago.
The Avondale was taking lard and pork from
the city wharf at SOC per Dbl for pork, 75c for
lard per bbl and Soc for lard per tierce. The
Niagara was getting 81 for pork. She has en-
gagged below 5,0O0sacks corn and wheat at 45c
per sack, and 5000 bbls pork at 81 per Dbl.
- The steamer Niagara carries two COWS
on board SO as to keep the table supplied with
fresh milk-an example which might well be
followed by other big passenger boats.
- Capt. Liters new sternwheel Green
River packet, arrived here yesterday morning.
She is intended principally as freight boat,
having but a small cabin. She is admirably
adapted for the trade, and under command Of
Capt. Liter, is bound to be popular boat.
She is making her first trip in this trade under
favorable auspices, so far as patronage is con-
cerned. She took on a good deal of freight
here. We wish Capt. Liter great success.
Tnis boat is called Bowling Green.
- The st. Louis ferry boats have stopped
running on account of ice.
- The river here continues falling, and
was falling at Louisville on Saturday.
- Capt Paul It. Semonin, has just built
a boat 125 feet long, 80 feet beam, 81 feet
hold, and will carry $50 tons. She has boil
ers, 20 feet long and 40 inches in diameter, 2
engines, Az feet stroke, Il inches bore, and
10 feet wheels. This steamer has been built
especially for the Green River trade, but will
go into the Wabash river trade for the present.
She will .,oar the name of Gov. Powell. We
shall be happy to welcome her into the Evans
vile trade with either the Wabash or Green
River.
In reply to note from our friend, the
clerk of the Rainbow, we would inform him
and travellers, that the train for st. Louis
leaves here every afternoon at 3:40-just in
time for passengers by the Rainbow. as She is,
with rare exceptions, here previous to that
time. The advertisement OF the. time on this
road, will always be found in our columns.
- The little steamer Montauk was caught
in the ice above Hannibal, Mississippi river,
last week, and was compelled to throw over
board the principal part of her cargo of pork
and lard to save herself.
- The W. A. Eavcs has arrived from
Green River with a full cargo, which she put
out here. She was loading yesterday for Green
River. 1t is not necessary for these packets
now to visit Louisville. There is plenty to dc
between Evansville and Green Rive.
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MEDICINAL.
FAMILY PLY SIC

d purgatve pill which could relisd per-
thqt demand aud extensive trial virtues
designed It's easy to make pbyseal Pr not -
make the best Of ALL PnLsOre which Should
has attempted and with would
foT the patient hitherto that s1sry st1a1e
% AND 80 the TAa
wilson in the system as to more thar va
pain unless ari from previously existing
table no harm can from theru any Quantity; Sal
se sE that any 9Sd
they applicable given the hox Among the
m1nsioo liver Il it's Various forms Of jausd.
IndigestGn ansgor AND Loss Fl
Pain in the sds and Loins tor all these
Afford and sure relief in costvenss. plies shs.
body ulcers and impurty blood any
AM every case where pgISatdve is rsagirsd
Rheumatism Govt Dropy Gravel Erysipelss papitatisn
should be freely taken in the spring Of the purify ne
stimulates the hs.y
an the appetite and Fs9r they pur tae
tam the strength Of the body the wasssS
onal dose advantageous though derasEs
ent exists but should never be earrisa
when tsksn to The the%ssns osss in which Phys
selves the aad il identity telsv
hithsi available When their virtues
are once known the public will no longer dsabs rAarn'dy
Being wrapped they pleasant to take sn bsRk
purely vegetable harm arise from their uss In .nf
az tity
For miaute directions. see the wrapper tksbsx.
PREPARED BY
] A BE 8 C.. A Y T. R,
PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEH1sr LsWxLI. Haas,
Price rs per box. Five boxes fer 81.
SOLD Ply
Keller, Farnslev & Co.. Evansville, IAd.l
IagIe & Crawford. Owehsyls.
Hallock AZ Parmiter. Princeton;
G.. r. Bingham. Patoka;
W. ] Whiting Cyntbiana;
j e. Jaquess Co.. Posey will Httt.
Messrs Gardiner a Biairsyille n WAaesv&e5
Williams and Robertson. West Franklin:
DR.. Thomas Newman and as. SAN YseA, NJ. VsrReAI
ITudspeth & Bro, sBoonville
Bowers q Sargent. Newbursh;
dams & pbell Petersburgh;
Fred Eeksten Gin Gin natl, o., and all druggists.
-am
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Prospects Of Peace

Gen. Webb, of the New York Courier and
Enquirer, received by the Asia the following
private dispatch. In an editorial, he says it is
entirely reliable in its statements, however
much its news may be disputed by foreign
correspondents, and even by the London pa
pers. He places implicit confidence in it. If
it be reliable, it is a most important document
The Paci1c's news says the rumors of peace
are contradictory, but there is something in
this news, which rather goes to prove there is
something in the following more than mere
guess work.
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
v. Fl. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
q EFT EhSUN INLLI Uf Oo- u w D
LOUTSVTEEE KY

LOUISFILEE; Ky
induced by unpreceden uneeasisg
it has met With. to ftup heavy expense,
for its alone they
fill all orders with dispatch globe.
is usually the esse thing
OF putting all ask is to give it Hfalr trial. We
could publish hundreds certificates letters
efficacy voluntarily by those whom has
ieved but the few that offer. which be called hogp
testimony deem sufficient Gases of twelve aad sgh9sA
standing relieved this
ieine all failed.
a everything. but for Fever Ag ChH5.
Night Nervous Debility
certain remedy Itmay be given to infants with
it contains nothing but what is purely vegetable
strengthen ing and nvigorating to the system.
HE-Prce 81 per bote-S7 SO per dozen.
Once Jefferson street between Third Feurth sRDS>
site Owen Hotel. V. II. SMITH Il co.
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MORE NEWS FOlk TIE LADIES.

lust received supply Of
j Goods which invite the Ladies to give
calls ntend to sell than the cheapest
particular stock of oolsn
Plaids French English Merinos Cashmere De LANES
Opera ne Emhroideres Cashmere Robes (semethng
newt Gloves Wool Hose of all colors and most beau
tifu lot Ladies' Collars Chemisetes Sleeyes etc. ste
which will be sold the reduced prices CAL
call call. noy2I ROSER BROTHKR FkEY..r
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DIR. EVERSON's HEALTH RESTORATIVE Il.
Anti Dvsnentic and Anti Bilious Pills,

A SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIC. entirely vegetables
"A pleasant in their action they improve the
pte and digestive organs and obviae
tveness Piles Headache and all Bilious Disorders Coles
etc. Wholesals and retail by j. D. PARK,
Cor Fourth and Walnut streets Cincinnati.
w W. ROBERTS, Indianapolis.
Proprietor WIN K. EyERSoN, NJ. D.. No 4 So. sixt
treet adelphia. noYT- d&wen
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coat FROW THE BonIAsY N,Il

COAL FROM THE BoDIAAH MINES.
V4NIS superior article Coal ready delivery
from the city landing 7 orders left the Company
office Sycamore and First
attended to. follows:
Orders left before II clock NJ, delivered day
Orders left after that hour and before O'Clock P NJ
livered before next day.
The Comp also prepared to furnish Coal
o the F.. aud Q. Railroad, IS follows:
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CuRESTNEAS rs CONENG
STEAM MILL F1OES SALE.
GREET CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN!

GREAT CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN!
TINE TO sell their entire Mill and MIL
Property. located 20 miles from Evansville at SpTlng
triet, suitable to such business.
The foIIowiug are the items sale: One Up right Saw
cuts oo9feet day; Circular Saw; one mn
Of Burrs all attached running good erder yoke
IF Wagons and Chains; Blacksmith shop and Tools;
good Dwelling Houses with teueDents each Stables
ma ONT houses co plee the above arestandiDg
acres of Land which is included Also rs good Poplar
Trees standing ~ miles from the Mill
kTf The sove we propose sell for the of 50 o0o
which we will take in part Real Estate in Evans
vile 3 a fair valuation. = -,
For further particulars inquire at the Mill
nov22 d2wAwtf u a. D. AiFEAI-
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NEW ! DIRK, Dec. 81.
Flour-State Cd better, other kinds ur-
changed-sales 5000 bbls 25a8 SO, for State
8 25a8 IS; Western, 5Oa10 25, for Canadian
Rye, -four and corn meal quiet. Wheat firm,
slles 10000 bushels, II. White Genessee
212 Southern 971a, for red. Rye quiet
l 28a1 81. Corn frm-sales $4,000 bushels
8Oa92 for new Southern; 92a93 for old mixed
Western. Oats dull 45a48 for State; 5Oa52
for Western. Pork lower-sales GOO bbls at
725a7 SO. Mess, Is prime. Beef dull, $50
bbls sold at previous rates. Lard lower, sales
100 bbls at 1919. Whisky small sales at
j6a31.
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VO THE LIDKES,

RERs MCKAY of Cincinnati invites the attentieH
ITN the Ladies of Evansville to her Store where
will variety Gaps and other useful articles
opposite Goss IS Jewelry Store dee2o-D
COTTON BATTING.-loO bales for sale by
" s. E GILBERT & CO.,
deole-du Sycamore near Water.
EyORt TABLE CUTLERY-,,In set, Of q pieces aak
of IL pieces Ivory Knives for Silver 70 rps
deetid oH4s. s. WELLS.
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LONDON, Dec. {.
I think may venture to assure you that
there is a strong probability of al early ter
mination of the Russian war. | believe that
Austria has certainly submitted propositions
to France and England for its conclusion, with
the assurance that if accepted by them and af
forwards rejected by Russia, she will immedi-
ately put an end to all hesitancy on the sub
iect, and join with the allies against the Gar
These propositions, | am assured, receive
Louis Napoleon,s approval, and he expressed
his willingness to accede to them; and the
British government have somewhat reluctant
ly, adopted his policy.
These proposals stipulate-
First, to convert the Black Sea into COM
msrcial one, as a substitute for the third Of the
Vienna four points, excluding forever the ma
vies of all nations; and
Second, the whole course Of the Danube, its
mouths included, to be entirely released from
Russian control.
That the Emperor of Russia will accept
these propositions. can hardly be doubted. By
so doing he will preserve the honor of his
realm; for he cannot successfully war with the
allies with Austria also against HIN. The con-
test has already told fearfully on Russia. Hel
resources of men and money are nearly ex-
hausted, and, disguise it as they may, the
Russian people, like the English, would hal
the return OF peace with acclamations of de
light. Should peace be concluded, Lord Pal
merston's resignation of the Premiership il
possible, and in that case an immediate settle
ment of all the existing questions of difference
between the United States and this country
would probably follow; and cordial relations
thus be restored among the leading nations 0
the earth.
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HATS ANDCAi S.-sik Fur and Angola Hats. black
KOssuth aud Wide Awake styles Men'sand boys cotton
' 5 RRES
TENnER.LoiNs AND RIBS on hand constantly at
DISSOLUTION.
TENHE firm of CAMPBELL & GROSeH was this de-, disy
solved by mutual consent All having claims
and ho S @ az
settling their accounts as sOOn as Posi-
Evansville. Ind. Dec. l. 1855.
THE undersigned will continue the business ia his own
hs
aDONIROY SAIT.lsoo bbs Salt the river. RAILROAD
nov isp'' >'N ''D--' - 80 GEO. FOSTER co
DEAIyERED FREE OF CHARGE.-ALL Goods
fres ee charge aus B. nEiMASS s.''
PENN ANSHIP.
A FEW STUDENTS in Penmanshp will be received at
male soon: w. II; CoKsoN Esq :si.asias fsn%sn
dsa S"ss'4 IN ''' JEREMfAM BnT F%aePa
sgOOTs AND sHOEs.-lOo Boots and Shoes ust
deeio - ~ 500 I. C. JEWELL CO.
gSIRsT OF THE sEAsON.-Ten spare-ribs
= Back Bones Pigs Feet Lard etc. ETC., sale
Pork House Of Locust and Canal full supply
all the Packing season. noy2S GEO. FOSTER CO.
EtoRN MEiL.-Fresh ground for sale by
q Gees GEO. FOSTER co.
g,tUNNY BASS 100 bales extra heavy for ;ae 5y
III octtl GEO. FOSTER a. co.
ESOUITRY AND EGQs.-
81 Is dozen Chickens, 100 dozen Fresh Eggs.
Turkeys. receive
nov16 COOK Family Grocery.
NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.
lust RECEIVED per st C. Bealer complete
y Of Mems and Boys Clothing Furnishing Goods
comfort which will be sold wholesale
tail cheaper than at the Western Star under the Pav
ion Hotel.
Clothing made with neatness and dispatch.
noFI6 A. LOBENSTINE.
UsTREs-2 black Lustre reed this day and for
Ia sale by JAMES Low 4 CO.,
decI4-d&w AS M ain street, louisville KY
L and for sale by JAMES Low 6 co
decl7-d6w 4Is Main street. Louisville. Ky.
EDERsIAN CLOTH. Persian Cloth assorted
q colors, received this day and for sale by
nov2+ JAMES Low d CO.
| NGRINTS.-s blue and orange Prints.
| II 3 do blue and white do,
| do English Furniture Prints.
do do solid black do,
Received and for sale by JAMES LOW CO..
/ nov26 d4w AIS Main street. Louisville. KY
! ENLANN ELs.-.
a Canton Flannels;
bales yellow do; ....
i do blue twilled es;
i . do green do do; reed this day and for sale
bv JAMES Low & CO..
| Main IouisviiIe XIV
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READ THE rsLLowIse srHrr1eA1zs.

I-5NUvS uIVI 10, 1NoV 1851
MEssRs y Fl. SMITH & Co,-Last tn, . vista
Louisville having an etsd with the Chs Fever
finding relief in the various sdss
that took induced give your Fever and Agae Care
a n missed the chill and
think that disc
earnestly ths pre- pAr-
all those who afflicted with Fever and Ague
Chils. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAFAX.
thereby certify that during the summer Irsass via
m city
isvil!e. where myself
Chills We tried remedies
qunine. without getting relief VIII Smith Co
Fever and Ag.e Cure recommended to and
using and in days relieved.
cheerully recommend certain. speedy
distressing disease regsrd it the bes
for the disease offered 90 the public.
under hand this I'D day of October 1885, Louis
ville Ky. W. A. IYTLHA
Personally appeared before the undersgnea W Lytls
that the foEth the
Given under hand 22d q
October. 1855 JOS. CLEMENTS, J. P. J. O..
For salei Evansville. wholesale retail. by
KELLER. FARNSLY Co..
dec3 6mdAH Druggists, Main street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL


WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
HoUsE.-Immediatel after reading the jour
nal Sidney Webster private Secretary to the
President appeared announcing the message in
writing.
Great excitemnt was produced, amidst
which Mr.. Clingman moved it be read in order
to hear what it was.
Mr. Morgan called for the yeas and nays,
and on motion that the message be read. No
reading was wanted till the House was organ
lied.
Mr.. Giddings and others anxiusly struggle
for the foot.
FnSNKFoRT, Dec. 81:
The Americans held a caucus this morning
and nominated the following officers:
House fRepresentatives-for Speaker, John
B. Huston; O. G. Clark, for Clerk; j ohm NJ. S.
McCorkle, assistant clerk, j. B. Nourse, door
Keeper; VIM. Campbell, S. at arms, Joseph
Grey.
SESArE.-For Secretary; Mr.. Hawkins
former incumbent; Mr. McKenny, door keeper;
j. w. Pruett, S. at arms, Mr.. McCleere.
Legislature has just met and both houses
will be organized at once
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JOHN L. CRISP.
N o T AIRY PUBLIC,
4 T he EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms Fos-
n RS Buildings will attend draw ing
ages aud all other writing entrusted to him decl7
I BBL New LARD; Dbl New Mess Pork
$40 lbs Dried Beef; 30 B, eff Tongues; Just per
steamer Charleston COOKS
does Family Grdt8ry.
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EVANSVILLE. IND.
R- The highest price in paid for all Grain
ES-Moacy advanced on consignments. nov2O I'm
LOOK E7EEE!
Up ECEIv ED this day. Rosers New Store from New
CLOTH MANTILLAS Ladies wishingto heir choice
deci3 -dtf no Err. BROTHER FREY.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
UST reed this day. Extra HuIIed Buckwheat
e) Flour "A No. ~ direct Psburgh5o lbs
at T. BACON & CO.'S
dect Family Grocery, Main street.
SIVEHg WARE,
NV haFs Just received assortment Of Silver Ware.
Butter Knives Su3ar spoons, Cream Ladies' Sup Ladies'
Chldrens Forks etc. ali warranted and will be sold low
prices. Call soon at BfrTROLFF d. SONS,
deci2d Main str ct. between First and Seeoul.
JUST SO.
FNTIE r at attraction ladies in tn way of Dry
street. three below Second know whether
of his selling CHI ap. of
lately receiving fresh suppl Goods but do know his
Store is daily wded with customers. ldee12d
NEW WINTER GOODS.
NNT beg leave tc public Evansville
Wv and the Ladies' particularly that the Undersigned
just received arge stock Of Winter Goods consisting Of
Velvet Silk and Straw BOnnets, Kid, Silk Isle
thread Gloves; also Collars Undeeeves AID Sehimetts
which she wishes dispose
prices All wishing will please give her call
F. R. BARKER First street.
dec12-dH betw. Main and Locust next door to P. o.
6NOFFEE.-15O bags Pa. B. W. Flour at landing
" which we sell at reduced prices.
news /. D. HERMANN.
SKATES Cask Skates assorted from 25c to So PEI
! - pair. at Wholesale or retail. - =
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MARBLE WORKS IL EM0VED.
TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that he has removed his Marble Works to First street,
Vine nearly opposite Apollo Hall.
also received large lot of Marble which Twill
sell at the price have had many years as
every All kinds of werk manufactured after
the style such Monuments TOmbs, Head and Foot
stones and Marble Work generally and prices which will
of all who wanting anything in
line Of business to give q call.
Particular will be given to orders sent from
distance.
DazurrOtypes inserted in Tomb Stones in the safest
when ordered
All work warranted. novl5 Il JOHN HYDE.
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Just received steamer Atamont and for sale
and retail cheap, and warran ted pure or sale
nov33 COOKS Family Grocery
ENIOTR 80 sacks S, F; FiOur-varOus brands-aII
ranted good. Tor sale by
deer j. s. V(BKERY
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8 eLAFFORM S<;tI rs.
4 Counter and Tea Scales; Scale Beams;
Steelyards, all szes for sale prices h
dec6 CHAS, s. WELLS.
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VIE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
Horubr ok and Charles Churchill the style
ornbrook Churchill is this day by mutual
sent P Hornbrook authorized the the
for the purpose of settling the
p. HORNBROOK.
CHAS. CHURCHILL.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
RsSNAlnrHsAN

DOTATOES AND TURNIPs.-
Il ) bush irish Potatoes; 10 oush Sweet Potatoes;
10 do Turnips reed aad for sale by
der7 j. W s vrCKERY
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FOR SALE or RENT,
JOIN =. CRISP,

8 C0MFoRTAB Dwelling House the head CT W aser
dec6-tf P HoRHBRooK
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- The W. A. Eavcs has arrived from
Green River with full cargo, which she put
out here. She was loading yesterday for Green
River. 1t is not necessary for these packets
now to visit Louisville. There is plenty to do
between Evansville and Green Rive-.
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FIRST STREET BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION
EVANCVTTT z Nh 1%'-'~N-''

EOERSoNS interested in the WORKING MEMS
LIFKARIEs. un der the benfeebt Request Mr.
MCCLURE respectfully referred their purchases
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT ANDLOW PRICES
Of the Undersigned He will for Library pu poses sell at
LARGE DISCOUNT from Publisher prices and will
guaranty book to be Being loea
ted in Cincinnati this guaranty available every
Library in possible Of exchanges may
very readily be made. The undersigned
comprises the every iportart house ia this
country and Europe. 81. W. DERBY
RooksoIIer Cinaiu at;
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-17

Democrats L-lIggI;gs Free SOilerS!-
.abolifonisisI u Black RepitbEcans!-
and ,.Ahericdns, ,-l0ithott Jdistinc-
,5-s.I tioh of Partyt aaa
ATTENTION THE COMPANY
Won are hereby requested to lay aside
all past prejudices, and uniting in one sol.
id phalanx, march up to GpTTERMANN's old
stand where CADwALIADER pledges himself to
Satisfy ALL, that still greater reduction has
been made iii the price Of Ready Made Cloth
ing than at any former period in the trade
The stock cannot be enumerated by the piece
or variety, bnt is sufficiently extensive to please
the most fastidious. r.si t.tt e. .-r.
Gsntlemen-one and all-call-examine oul
goods-and (what is quite as important to u.s.
secure bargain, slIg. ...a junelltf
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RIfs;SSHiYh nfSSHY vsE1I:4 works

HutNVFls kNt CNbs SrespecuuIly Inform
I Druggists and Dealers-ip Yarnishes aener
ally, that they have for some time been EN-
gagged IN the pruparhtiohl Of ALI descriptions Of
Copal and other varpishes, and are nov ypre.
pared to supply their friends and the public
generally with articlesof the yery best mann.
facture, made Of the best material and selected
with. the greatest cares and ON the mos, faEof-
able terms. .s.
Finch & Co. intend to devote themselves "a
cultivatinga first class trade, and have no
doubt that their efforts, on trial, will proye
satisfactory. Their itariff of prices Will be
found equally low with any of then lEastern
markets, and being determ ned that no afti-
Gle shall leave their works but Of approved
and tested quality they only ask for atrial
and share of public patronage. To our fine
body Coach Varnsh. wewould call particular
attention. This atticle Is equal to any English
COACH Napnish .of'the yeryibestsbfaritis, tbeibk
made exactly after the process of the first class
English Houses, by Mr.. Thomas DOUGLASS,
whoitor many years wasq engaged uss6me 6f
the most extensive establishment in England
Ind Scotland. Our Anti. Corrosive Black var.
nish, ywen would particularly recommend to
Founders, oat.b1ilders. and manufactures oI
Iron generally. Its peculiar qualities prevents
Oxydisatdtion entirely, which is great 'desid.
eratumr TO, those using Narnish fors iron, and
preferable TO asphaltpm and other, compouuds
All orders left at Messrs John Irwin / Sons
Front Street, will. be puDetually attended to
or with j. Finch, 1877 Third Street, 49,, h..L
9 july9.' lI''1" """ s'''''"'''''. ~"