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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
REPUBLICANISM IN GENESEE COUNTY
Cousero1 denea of ThA Y Tnhnnh

CousspoI dcnee OF The y Y. Tribune.
LEROY, MY, Wednesday, July 9, 1856.
For about two weeks have been soiOurner in
The far.famed County OF Genesee, and for lack Of
better employment have watched with no small
degree of interest the shapings of the various pot
icsl elements of the day.
As regards wealth, intelligence and go-ahea1-
atveDess, perhaps the people of this section are
unsurpassed this, think, will be practically and
abundaptly demonstrated, so far as the last t,o1
election.
The people are thoroughly posted on the real
question at issue, and are as thoroughly deter
nised that sham Democracy to the contrary
neutrality-suspicious. &. FREMONT shall be the
next man to preside over our national affairs. So
lar as my infvrmati IN extends this is the real
timent Of large proportion of all classes, and
especially among the farmers of the West
The man who for years has served his country
in no other way than by sucking Loc0-foc0 /" pap"
and strainiDg to let out Democratic blood, OF the
which he never had drop, finds NO favor with
the honest, intelligent, hard. working farmer and
mechanic. Even those who claim to be Simon
Pure Democrats and support old Buck, advocate
his election with lack Of zeal which clearly indi
Gates that all their better feelings reason and
common sense are against them, and IN direct
opposition to the principles embodied in that anti
American, antiRepubcan, anti-humane platform
upOn which he plants himself and swears uncOm-
promising fidelity.
FREMONT Clubs are being organized in every
tswn. An organization of the kind was made here
. few days since, at which we were favored with
. short but telling speech from the Hon. VIM.
Upham, Senator from this district
Of all the candidates, Fillmore is the least pop
ular. Men who were his firm friends in '45, and
leOked upon him % true friend to the cause of
human freedom, are not at all mealy -mouthed in
pronouncing him tho veriest traitor that cursed
the nation. His prospects are on Pac with
&tocktOn's CONNECTICUT ABROAD.
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PROM NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Osryssponlseee Of The N. Y. Tribune
BHTHLEHEN Saturday Jnly - Js,S

Much remains to be done for faEMoNr aud
Freedom in this section Of Penn sylvania, although
Buchanan 10 losing ground daily. If the election
we're to take place now, Buchanan would receive
IN overwhelming majority in the North eastern
Counties-pot because he is strCeg, but because
The opposition is divided between FREMONT, Flu.
Dsre and Stockton. The Republicans here are
fehle, and need the aid OF German documents %
vsn 10 EDslish. The public min is much abused
b. the cry Of Black Republic .nism," Niger
N" ald "Aboltionnm." The German farmers
Of this section Of tie State are reached ~ the
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THE JERSEY BLUES FOR FREMONT


VIENNA Warren Co., n. j., July JO 1856.
The Nominations of the Philadelphia Republican
Convention are We'll received hero. Out Of fifty
enc voters there are only two Fillmore men, one
Of whom fully indorses that gentleman's Albany
Nullifcation speech, and the other considers the
negro part ourspg outsDg
Several Old.Libe Democrats have repudsted
tAs Cincinnati platform and announce their deter.
nmation to vote for Fremont and Freedom. +.
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HALF A MILLION FOR KANSAS.

J..
SCRANTON (Pa.), Monday, July H. 1856.
The public mind, throughout the whole extent
of the Free States, is intensely excited at the un.
heard. of wrongs perpetrated upon Freedom by the
Border Ruflians of Kansas and doubtless tens Of
Thousands of labOIing Freemen of the North are
anxious to contribute something in aid of Freedom
the plains If Kansas in her struggle against the
cohorts Of Savery-but there being no organized
effort in their vicinity, and the amount they feel
able to give 80 small that, seemingly in the aggre
gate needed, it will scarcely be felt, they remain
inactive and do nothing. Now / have plan to
propose that if followed Out will produce immense
results. 1t is this: Let every subscriber and adult
reader of The TRIBUNE-and their number is at
east half millOn-mmediately inclOse one dol
lar-and who that is not base born serf can't
spare that-either to THE TRIBUNE or their State
Committee; though prefer the former, and let it
be called THE TRIBUNE fund. Thus half mil
lion of dollars may be realized in less than two
weeks.
Let The 7fmes's readers and every other Anti
Nebraska paper pursue the same course each
sending in his dollar and in two months time an
amount will be realized that will astonish both
friends and foes.
Where The Tribune is taken by clubs, let the
eetter up Of the club, or some other prominent
member of the club, Coll on each subscriber for hs
quOta-and who will object !-and forward the
amount by draft.
would not cOnfnc the sum to one dollar, but
give as much as they are able-$5, $40, or any
other amount.
As a commencement Of this fund, inelOse one
dollar. Who will follow on Friends of Freedom
rite and spurn the name of Slaves.
A FRIEND OF FREEDOM.
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TIE FOURTH AT ORWELL VERMONT

ORWELL, VT, Wednesday, July y, 1856
The freemen of Sudbury and orwell, VI, ceie-
rated the Fourth in the Congregational Church
tOrsen on the broad platform of " Fremont,
"Free Speech, Free Kansas, Free Press and Free
Territory" and were addressed by Messrs. Bas.
cum of Or~ell, 2. Smith of Mddleoury, and
Frspk Moore of New. York City. At the close of
the meeting liberal collection was taken up in
aid of the sufferers in Kansas.
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Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

HONEsDALE, Saturday, July l2 l856.
think Wayne County will give larger ma
jority for Fremont than les ever before given in
the County for any man. The masses are aroused,
and the Buccaneers are alarmed.
Fillmore is not heard of, and will not be at the
election. c. 8. VI.
TO the Editor I Them Y Tribune.
SIR: am native of Pennsylvania, and know
something about how political matters are now
going there know many, particularly in the
western counties Of the State, who have always
voted the regular so.called Democratic ticket,
that Low declare for Freedom aud Fremont.
My father, fur brothers and myself have always
voted that ticket Except one brother who voted
for Harrison in ls4O), and nom, If ice lice until eee-
tioa, we shall all vote for FREMONT. Put down
the Keystone for FREMONT PkNN.
Jun IL, 1856.
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CosresrondeI ce OF The N. Y. Thbune.

Corre.roudei ce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
GRINSELL, Iowa, July 2, l556.
Iowa is just now all awake politically. The
nomination of Fremont is BY for the most popular
that could have been made. Democracy with its
apOstate leaders has lOstifs pO Of eDchantment
and it is a low estimate that ten thousand voters
will leave the ranks at this election for True De-
mOcracy.
A large and enthusiastic convention is held here
to-day, embracing Senatorial District Coun-
ties of Jasper, Poweshiek, Marshall aud Tams.
All the "a delegates voted on the first ballot for j.
B. Grinnrll for Senator, from your city where he
was minister, and here claiming that no is both a
man and minister His friends claim for him not
less than $40 neutrality-suspicious. l,OOo-the Con.
yention being composed of at least one.third OF
former Pierce men.
Mr. Edmuhdson of Jasper County was also by
reclamation nominated for Representative from
this District-a much respected citizen, whose
election is next to sure by majority OF hundreds.
Sam A. kice candidate for Attorney General,
and Mr.. Foster OfPOweshiek, and Jacks n of Tama.
date of New. York, made eloquent and elevated
speeches.
Col Curtis Of Keokuk, the Republican candi.
date for Congress in this District speaks here to-
morrow. He 10 . native of the South, but host
in the cause, speaking twice each work. day until
the day of election. He has Messrs. Hail. Knapp
and Clogget (the latter q renegade Wing, sm
told on his track, but they waste thar gas. 1t
is too late.
Violence in Washington and Kansas have stirred
the masses. To-day we sent eight good fellows,
well fitted out by the citizens here to joia Col.
Lane with some $50. oil psaeeabe mes, on their way
to Kansas. Let the East do her duty for Freedom,
and the West will not hold back. SOme 30
WEEKLY TRIBUNEs have just been ordered to this
place, and for US there shall bo light"
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Nlw.JERsEr AwAxr.-The citizens OF NorTh
Orai &c held meeting on Monday evening, and or
gsliz, q FREnoyr and DAYToy Club, with DR.. Wn.
II. Pierson as President. I: was resolved to hold
grand ratification meeting at Willow Hall on W ednes-
day evening, the 10Th inst Eminent speakers viii oe
prtsert-snopg them ex Gov. Pennington and The
Hon E. d. Culver and o.hers. Tho Club vas I'D.
d-essed BY Mr.. Barrett, formerly of HsssSeh3..ts,
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SECRETS OF THE PRISON-HOUSE.

To the Editor u The n. T. Tyibsns
Sir: Inclosed send you document, just received
from Warrington. and at the risk Of losing my present
"taicAl position" authorize you to publish it. 1t is
a. follows:
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FROM IOWA.
! the N. Y. Tribune

Core ePcndeDce OF the N I. Tribone
DELHI, Delaware Co.. July 8, 1856.
We have just had a glorious ratification meeting
of the Republicans of Delaware County. The
meeting was largely attended, and ended, after
speeches, dinner, and toasts with an unqualified
approval of the men who are to lead the Repabli
can party to victory and the Nation to Liberty
next November.
The County and State are for JOHN c. FIRE.
MONT and WM l.. DAYTON
Three years ago the Administration had it all
their own way in Iowa, and doubly so in Delaware
County while in these parts TO speak Of being
an opponent of Slavery smelled stongy Of tar and
feathers, to cay the least
But now, thanks to the infamous Kansas. No.
braska outrage, the people have arisen IN their
might and put from them - the uncean beast" and
we are thoroughly rid of every official favoring
the murderous policy Of this Administration, e1-
cept the Postmasters; and they will be ousted in
March next if reemen will do their duty. J. T. C.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Wisconsin Tribune, Manitowoc takes down
the Bucbonan flag in able leader, announcing thst
it will run up tha, of Fremont Ind Dayton in it, next
ntue
The Standard, Bowling Green, Ky. has changed
fiom Fillmore to Buchanan.
Manius, Opondsga Co., polls some 600 10 900
votes II was first reported TO contain bat four Bu.
chanan pen-to wit, the four Postmas.ers. letter
OF the 18th says the vote against Fremont may reach
ffty-thst IL, for buchanan and Fillmore both.
A letter from Kansas to q Democratic German
psper in this city, states that every German il Kansas
is Free State and for Fremont
Judge Ehshs Hurlbut, late Of this city, but who
retired to spend the remainder of his DAYS on farm in
Newport, Herkimsr Co Gas been drawo out by his
n.ghbors and made strong address fur Free Kansas
on the Ah. He acted here with the Radical De.
n,ocracy.
The Hon Independent, Herkiner Co., " Y, thus
reports from that old Democratic strot ghold
"In Fairfield the Administration can't find a Demo
crat to take charge of the Post Office; consequently
IT is in the baDos If Republican. Tne ktowNo.h-
iLgs in tie town of Ltchfed turn their backs Fill
more and 90 1t strong for Fremont. The Watchman
is death on the eaoiDg Know Nothngs at Little Fails
1t fmmsrly their organ. There are only four or
FIVE Buchanan men in the torn of Winfield. All the
Know Nothings 70 for Fremont. The two leading
Fillmore men In lion intend to vote for Buchanan;
there Il one Soft who goes with them. We understand
that there is only one Buchanan man in the town Of
CCun bis. There are Buchanan men that We can
b, Or cf in Wert Schuyler"
Mayor Stevens Of Buffalo, elected Democrat
by 900 majority is member Of the Fremont Club
Of that city three of the present Democratic Alder
men are also members
OF the political journals OF Boston seven favor Ere.
nonts election three are hostile, two neutral.
John b. St.tt, 7. n. at Centrevile Ind has e.
signed 50 TO be free to huzza fox Fremont loud
ss he pleases. A good many other Pjstmasten would
Increase their comfor: and sefrespect by fjllow
ing the example.
The Chicago Tribune says there are towpships in
Illinois, hitherto Democratic, in which rot solitary
vote will be csst for Buchanan.
The following vote was taken on Monday on board
'he steamboat Anson.s, from Bridgeport for New
Yoik: Fremont, 3d. Fillmore, 6; Buchanan, 5.
VorIyG on THE EEw.YoRK CENTRAL RAILROAD
The following votes re o.ded on the New.Yo-k
Central Railroad las. week.
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FAIL CAMPAEGNl
EEAEsDVs ARE AZ w HOEESAEEs
a INV zNNV ' I1Ek ID Fs0afF = n
CHAS. S. WELLS


CHAS. S. WELLS, IBdssiI1i
RETII ing ks the generous ratronaxss
SS public since he openedin EV awhile, would
apprise Merchants Indiana Illinois
lucky also that he has shelves
in the Heaviest stock OF Hnrdware and Cut
sale. Many Goods purchased
by him during depressed the markets,
by IMPORTS (dree) from Europe,
Goods allied tthe Manu-
Hardware Low any
afford the Goods TO cash good time buyers.
invites exar atien Of hs and prices.
Merchants TRADERS, feeling assured that be
full Justice.
Among the articles (almost nnumeraole) comprising
stock be n the following to the trade: - : -
AxesWells Lippipcots Leyeretts and eoAins;
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assortedj o''iS
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors; 2 1916 6 81 j
100 do RazoEs and Strops 49,.
100 gross speons-Iron Britana and German Skvvss -
SO dozen Coffee Mills all grades ..
800 do Files and Rasps. all kinds rtfeiiAt +
lbs Brass Kettles, turned bestems:
200 lbs Sadirsns assortedi y fstltu
dozen Butt Hinges, do;
Screws. gmlet pOInted;
$50 dozen Door Soeksand sockets; ca ~
100 do Augurs;
200 do Curry Combs and Horse CARDS. + .s4erh
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and brass headaJ
SO dozen Saws. from Mill to Ksy-hole FagaHoa
25 do Steslyards and Scale Beams;
50 de tana other brands Shoyels and Spades; ~
Pump Chain and Fixtures;
5 cases Japanned Tinware. fully assorted. 1881 Tas
Whips ans Lashes Brushes. Combs Needles SPesaeiex
Port ounafes and Hardware generally
heavy goods viz Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ke
ties Knives ADD Riddles aRd W
Gum Barrels and GUN Trinlmingii,
Carpenters and Coepers Tools Window sash. etc.
CHARLES S. WELLS.
Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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dlnPARTNENsHIF.

Ts having interest Of John H.
Eoryan william R. Preston in the late fra of Morgan
Preston associated themselves geher in BUS
kaaSs nader the OF Ee and Preston and wiz
eonnue wholesale dry good business at the cid stand Of
Morgan. Keen and Preston, F1rststreet,
~Ae--' - ESAAG KEEN.
S~u II rssS IT. CYPRTAN PRESTON.
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home 1AsuR 4NCE COMPANY,
OF r - ~ OF NEW YORK.

G6PFT.aL 2 100 OOO-a paid in IN CASH.
FsSRIs Company commsae business about oneyear ago
with the atentior OrnGa aud fair business with
rlsrve Cash Capitar4 s. oonais as its head.
tsRs proteotie 60 tho sac equal to any Insurance Com
ssnv In the world Tflbs issued by the suhscrib
n Budings, Merchandise Household Good &C., &e,on
kszs favorable with other good solvent Companies.
8. L. LOOMS PIes'e.
ALLEN O. HALLooK Ag't..
Main street, opposite the Bank.
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fan Il 1855 IT,
rnr s.rnWE aNn NEvV GOOusNE

SET beg leave public of and
wv ladies particularly that have for in
ection stock Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
eur of fancy goods has in point of
also sbroTderes and mantilfGs,
which can only Approached by inspection Call the
Eore recently OCCUPIED By L. W. Hebberd.
here be ready to zell great bargains
ar17kf P0SER BRO Il FREY.
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CARRIERS SPANISH AlIXTURE!
TIE GREAT PuRIEIER nE TIE RLnGnI

=
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the AFFLICTED E&ead and Ponder!
nfallible remedy for Seroula, King evil Rheuma-
ti5m, Obstinate Cutaneous EFuptons. Pm9es or z.
the Face Rlotches Bos Aeae and Chronic
Sore Eyes Ringworn or letter Seaa Head, Enlargement
and aIa ofte Bones Stubborn Ulcers yphiis
tic Disorders Lumbago. Pina} Complain
arising from lnjudteiGns of Mercury, mpFudenee
Life. or Impurity y the Blood.
B5 This great Alternative meiiene and Purifier
Blood used by The thousands of gstefu paticE
all parts of the United States who daily
kahe performed by the Of all Medicines
''OARTEB'S SPANISH hINfURE.'' Neuralgia. Rheu-
Fevers Ulcers Old SOrea. Affections Kffnsys Diseas
Throat Female Conpaints and Aching Of
the Bones and Joints 7peeify flight by using this
arc at and inestimahle remedy.
all diseases of the Blood, nethnq has
whit It cleanss the of
gently and efficiently the liver and Kidneys
Digestion gives the stomach the skin
healthy he constitution
disease broken down by the OF youbh to its pT
tive vgor and strength.
Forshe Ladies better than all the Cos
retiCs used few doses Of OARTER'S SPANISH MIX
ture viii remove ofeempexon bring the
the general health in arkable degree, beyond all the
mediein es ever heardof.
The large number of certificates which received
Persons from all the United States the best
Keepers magistrates physicians and public we'll known
% hs e0mUnity all add their testimony to the wonderful
effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
CAL on the Agent and CTeuar and Almanac and read
the wonderful cares this medion
performed.
None genuine uniessSigned BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
etofs Fear street. Richmond Va. to who all orders
forsu ppiies and Agencies must be addressed
For sale by Hallock ~ Stoddard Eyansve: HalIoek &
Parmenter, Princeton; O. H. Clark, Vinceunes and by
dssiersln "snaolnes generally. az9S
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NOTICE.

e undersigned the ntrest of Mr. @.
BnurchI Arm of HornbroOk OsErchii will con-
nue the old stand under the style Of Horn
krook o. s8licts the patronage Of the public All
ssrsons the old firm. viii forward and
hesaun persons having claims against the old
aaa g.di'H' H0RNBR0OK 90.
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I'm s. AZ N Is sSA.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
Ohm z. GLOVER 81 CO. corner of Main and Sevent tn
- Evansville Ind would respectfully the
Public that they have yard and for sale CASH
mt Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing ali
qualities thaEuesses TougRed aud rooFed Pine
Ash rtoorng Dressed and undressed Ceiling
PanuGl 100 600 feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops barns and fencing Pine and Poplar Shingles
Gan have made % order at the lowest prices shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces. NouldingS Frames
Windows, &C. &C. Bills forwarded to all
who send for them Orders distanee viii receive
prom Ptaetention. febi2 Ct
"a MES sHOyELS.-2s doc No. Q, genuine article 10
"a contractors for ssls low at CHAS. 8. W ELLIS
dee6 New Hariware Eonee. 9 dnors helnY. Rr. Bank
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DIS sOLUTION.

ST8VHE pareership existing between Philip
Hornbr)ok and Charles Chur9hiil under the style of
Nornbrook Churchill is this day dissolved By mutual
gsnt p authorized the Of ths
S P. EORNBROOK
OHAS. CHURCHILL,
Evansville Dec. s. '55.
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E5ES. Bas-AY & ? ENNING'F

y
y EGrFULLY the citizens of Evansville and
"a vicinity formed partnership in the
practice of Medicine and surgery.
Having been actively engaged in the profession
oeuury aud become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent TO this climate they hope their experience and
will eutitle them of public patronage.
Their ofiee FirsF betwesn Main Locust op
posite the Post Office where ehe both them may be
consulted unless absen on professional business.
apI9
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Oh
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.
Who'll ESALE AND REFAl
rry o. ncrc- .Gr. -. hrED q ppu4s. fr 4

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, John s. Hopkins, Wns. HeiEaaan,
Philip Decker, Il. d. Allis, W1a. r. Pres
ton, and VIM BaBer.
rEVHIS Company now prepared take risks
perty situate Town and Country within the bounds
counties Vanderburh Posey Gibson and WaTrc
ppieation may be Secretary either of the
TJirectors WIN. BAKER. Press
ROB'T BARNES. Treas.
RoB,- BARLEY Sec'ry. oct26div
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ENTE have hand of the most mpete and de-
sirabe stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
be foundin the Western Market which offer all
prompt time buyers remarkably low Our
have been selected with great in quality style
price, willing duplicate the bills of any regular
house vest Of the ountain Our stock consists in part
the folio wing articles:
Brow and bleached musins cloths eassimere satines
prints Hnseys Innings. silks sans vcvets vetngs
carpets eashmeres cobugs. alpaeas de LANES
bonnets ribbons umbrellas seamless Rags shaws satehes
&c, &c.
Together with large of Notions kinds
Yankee clock cambria needle. Also large
WE'LL WADE CLDTEEFNds,
got expressly for trade and give
faetiOt Give call before purchasing where
charge nothing for showing goods little
for selling them. JOHNSON. IL FRENCH.
MainstTeet. ID door q eve State Bank.
ep28 Evansville. Ind
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Ear Corn
AZR4F 100 bushels oats,
400 buahels shell ed Germ a6

an "a @ABUSHELS Ear Corn
~ wv 100 bushels oats,
400 buzhels shelled Germ. at
Derry VI si izs-Pomadss, in pots, and sticks;
Hair TONES Fan de LEstrSle. Bears OIL Oil
OIL. B2ndoliHe Curling Fluid, Hair Gloss.
Ehamponing Water Toilet do, Florida
Water, Verbena Eag Divine dc
soft and fair we'll np2rtir delicate
complexion Extracts
Tooth Powders Tooth
- 81 the Aromatic vi egair; Toilet
Esasrs; all the other articles the Toilet use
6SR sale By NJ MELsCH.
NSTIs First street, opposite Post-ofce.
W@W YORK COMMISSION HOUSE,
THOMAS EEs MAGRSEEs
sxexsaH PRODUCE AND GEEERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
SsSogga william street, New York.
len gsestablished with extensive connection
VI In the above business especially solcits cOnsign
aDm4s ofaI kinds Of Western Produce, which will receive
rodiete and personal attention at the lowes possible
sasle Of charges Particular viii be bestowed on
anasyau1erts Of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
saede on ali Shipments when required by
III. MAGREE & CO.,
aha2a-T Evansville. Ind
RNeREAPER YssT:-supsTRne aad BaoEwheat FIouTf
az@W =. W. r. s. vFoKERY
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" VI. EsaIAY

HHT HOLES ALE AND IsETA4y4 SSEa0G.ssR AN Q
iersgned would respectfully inform his the public
Evansville vicinity that having purchased the interest
Senior in the late firm FL & W Reilly he in
tends the Grocery and Produce business at the old
He embraces this opportunity returning thanks
tfavors tends spare no effort merit
snce o the same. e2O-Iv WILLIAM REILLY.
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Nc - 3 = e a \ q . m $ \ 3

.Norder that may be able to devote time more part
81 larly to the IROS HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed of of theG
Gerry Eouse Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co
tnue the cid stand, the style of ORR DALzELL
with complete OF everything the Grocery
line. would take this opportunity returning sincere
hanks to the house for the very
patronage extended many respectfully ask
them frm and would
20 the slow pay all gentlemen that they need
aot ask credit at this house.
March l, 1855. SAMUEL ORR