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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-23

HovEY AND EIBLAcK IN DAVIES COUNTY
"A correspondent at Washington, in
Davies county, writes us that Hovey made
a most decided impression upon the minds
of voters, in the discussion with Niblack at
that place, on Friday last. Our correspond
ent saws, my candid opinion is, that Hovey
will carry this county On Saturday they
spoke at a place in the Southeast part OF
Daviess county, where the impression was
even more decidedly favorable 10 Eovey.-
The writer concludes athat if Hovey's pros
poets are as fattering in other parts of the
district, as in this county, he is certain Of q
glorious success"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-23

TREATY WITH CHfSA.-The New York
Herald publishes the treaty recently made
by our Minister, Mr. Reid, with the Chinese
Emperor. BY it our government and peo-
pie have obtained most important diplomptic
and commercial concessions from his Majes-
~. The United States Minister can hence
forth visit Pekin annually, lease property,
direct trade in new ports named, and see 10
an absolute liberation OF Christianity. 1t
appears as if the Russian and American
Ministers had got a good deal ahead of the
English and French, as it is not clear il
treaties of any description has been con-
Guided with the belligerents. There had
been serious fighting at Canton between the
allied and Chinese troops, and that the allies
had burned a portion of the city and can
nohaded both banks of the river.
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ALONE IN THE Drrp-Tbe Rremen sb;n

ALONE ON THE DEEP.--The Bremen ship
Magdelina, which arrived at Liverpool, re-
ports having picked up seaman named
George Baker, about sixty miles NE. by T..
of Key West. The poor fellow formed one
of the crew of the Boston brig West, bound
from Galveston to Liverpool, which went on
shore on the coast OF Florida. What became
of the rest of the crew is not known, as the
sea was breaking. high over the brig at the
time she struck. Much doubt is, however,
entertained as to their safety Baker had
been two days in an open boat at the time
he was rescued.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-23

t2r Three young Cubans of respectable
appearance and connections, were arrested
in New York last week, for having passed
forged drafts to the amount of 100000
One of them had been the Cashier in large
mercantile house in Havana, whose employ
he had left, and the forged drafts were in his
employers name drawn on theircorrespond-
ents in this country and Europe. II is not
known how many they have succeeded in
passing.
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Balloon Trip-Children
I'm a Tree Ton.

= On Saturday last an aronaut made short
ascension from the town of Centralia, Ill,
on the line of the Illinois railroad. lie had
a successful fight, and the balloon was safe
" landed on a farm some fourteen miles
from the starting point. While there two lit
tie children of the good farmer were placed
in the basket of the balloon, at the urgent
request of the youngest. a bright little boy
only four years old. His sister, girl of
summers, also got into the basket with her
brother, and all were delighted with the
beautiful thing; but in a twinkling their JOY
was turned Ia horror and dismay, as thebal-
loon tore the anchor loose, and once more
scared aioft, like huge bird of prey, carry
ing the two children To the clouds in q few
moments. Their parents were in an ecstacy
of despair, expecting every moment. to see
one or both of their little ones fall to the
earth and be dashed to pieces. Together
with the eronaut they followed the course
of the balloon, untilnight closed tfrom view,
but distinctly saw il gradually descend to-
wards the earth. They followed its course
to a dense wood, and about daylight Sun
day morning discovered it safely anchored
in tree top.
The hopes and fears ofthe party were al
ternately excited in regard to the children,
but the mothers quick ear detected the
voice of the little girl. and she distinctly
heard her singing her little brother to sleep,
wholly Unconscious of the peril she was in,
or the risk she had run. The tree was hasti-
ly climbed, and the boy discovered asleep,
with his head on his brave sisters lap. She
had taken off her apron and covered his
head, and singing the little song to keep him
hushed and quiet, well knowing, in the full
confidence of innocent childhood, that her
parents would come after her and take her
home. The adventure and the escape is
certainly the most remarkable we have ever
heard, and we can but add that the follow
ing should have been the lullaby to her little
brother
Rock-a-by baby in the tree top:
/ When the winds blows the c ALE u rock;
When the bougbs break the cradle snail fall,
| And down will come baby, cradle, and all.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-23

SFEScER COUNTY FAIn.-The fair of the
eoufucucca- ycsterury.T-we arc informed
that the exhibition would be more than usu-
ally attractive. The Hon. Thos. McCreary,
of Davis county, Ky.--one Of the most elo-
country-and Judge De Bruler and j. c.
Yeatch, are all announced as orators at the
fair. The addresses 10 be made by these able
speakers will draw. large crowd to hear
them. =.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-23

AGRIcuLruRAL FAIRs.-The Indiana State
Fairconfmences on Monday. October the 4fh !;
the Gibson county fair, at Princeton, on the
18th Of October; the Marlborough county
fair, on the l4th, 18th, and 10th of October,
and the Southwestern District Fair, at Vim
cennes, from the 10th to the 22d of October.
The Warrick county fair commences next
Tuesday, and will continue four days
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EzsS% The Tarriek Democrat in reporting
Judge Laws speech at Newburg, says "the
Judge was right, and we trust he rriH be
selcardsd keteafter.pf We have no doubt
but he viii be, FIRST by Mr.. Buchanan, and
thea by a dusky old usurper who once az
tempted to establish Lecomptonism in Para
disc. Which reward viii be the sweetest
we leave to casuists 20 guess.
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CANDIDATE FOR SENAToR.-A number of

CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR.-A number Of
the most respectable citizens Of POsey coun-
ty-nost of them anti-Lecompton Demo-
crais-have requested Us to suggest the
name of sYIRGn SoPER, ESQ., living near
New Harmony, in Posey county, as suit
able candidate for State Senator, from Posey
and yanderburgh Mr. Soper is gentle
man of great intelligence, is well known
for his sound, discriminating good sense, and
his conservative national views in politics.
He is universally popular, and would make
strong candidate If he could be induced to
run. If the Democrats of Posey will bring
him out the party in yanderburgh will
do their share to elect him. r
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De- A magnificent steamfrigate built by
SIR. Webb, Of New York, for the Emperor
OF Russia--a most splendid specimen of
naval architectnre--was to have been
launched on Tuesday last.
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~ DEc.H., PLa.ro FoRTH

Is prepared to build superior PIANOS TO order,
eitker the upright style or horizontal STYLE He
viii warrant all his work for three yrars, and
tory execution, he will make them good. lie il
prepared to perform all sorts Of work about Piano !;
TO repair aud even build defective Instruments.
and put them in complete order. He will also give
his attention 10 Tuning Instruments. Having cs-
tablished a new Branch Of business in Evansville,
he respectfully socits the patronage Of its citizens
confident that he give them god work IS
they procure abroad. As specimens 81 il. re
refers those who may wish to sse il, TO three In
struments in the possession of Mr. Christian Decker
Wagon Maker He is now building an Upright
Piano. by which he intends TO prove that that style
of Instrument can DC made durable and rs Ter
feet in tone the best horizontal Instruments.
seuf6
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m AR PIED

At Christ Church, Norwich, Conn, on "Wednesday
morning, the 18th instant, by the Right Rev Al
fred Lee, ID. D., Bishop Of Delaware, the Rev. J.
TRfA DWELL. WALDEN, Rector Of said Christ Church
to Miss ELIZABETH LEIGHTON, only daughter Of
William III Law Esn III of saitI place.
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r%G- Mr. DuckwortP, mail carrier between
Nashville and Columbus, in this State, has
eee sa tdetected IN offering the ,neiis, and
si;hnaiiited 10 isrilof Us ear d. SEAMS =
F.sHr- Z - 7.lrtW v.f-.e. .--
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1sT The N. Y, Courier records sale of
4oo shares OF Nicaragua transit stock al one
per cent pr SHIRE Of sloo. Yslrsble sto /
that ~
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II The Queen message has arrivcd-so has JOHN
RASCH with the finest stock Of Ladies' Shoes ever
brought 30 Evansville. Not icing able to meet the
demand for homemade work. have select al from
the best manufacturers Of Philadelphia aud New
York, superior article Of homemade work. C,n-
sisting in part Of Ladies Black Brown and Fancy
Caters Opera Boots Congress kSaiters BuskiR
ties; walking Shoes Of various styles. Also great
variety of Misses and Chilircn's Boots and Shoe,
Ankle Ties, 6c. have boy's and youth's Boots and
Shoes OF all kinds and Sizes superior article.
am also prepared to make TO order, m ms Boots,
Caters and Shoes Of any style, from fne Patrnt-
Leather Boot 10 Brogan Cow Shoe Of the hest i'm
ported Calf and Kip. cheaper than any house ia tho
West. Country Customers specially invited To
call and examine my stock, as intend 90 wholesale
cheap for cash. JOHN RAsCH,
sept2-lmi Second street, below Main.
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81 I'OU.V'a FIT TVRh y I's-yEST
%eDrrcciv,sl 10y f>-p2ol u. ~. COOK son.

Ok I'OC.N'a FIT TURhEI's-JEST
%eIrrccivri 10y tscp2ol H. H. COOK son.
TORPOR.fTE0.N. .NOTfCE. = FOR
OPLANK SIDEW ALkS.--Oricrcd, that the
of lots ~, g. e. 81, c5, &C and 81, in Upper
Enlargement, ffUnting S.conu street. and that
the owners vt lcs AMI "a, in block 2, an, lot in
block ,, also I'm the Eastern Enlargement. fronting
Second street. and that the owners of hot in
block ., Stockwei's Enlargement, fronting ON Di-
vision street. and that If lots !. and 3 in
block !, Stockwclrs Enlargement, fronting Ingle
and Third STREETS, and that the owners of lots l. =,
4, ), &, 10, III ard II, in block q, in the
Eastern Enlargement, fronting on SAth slbr,t. ppd
afgcmer't and lots and i'm block I54, i'm Lana--
co, all fronting on Goodse street, and that the own
ers at lots I, z. ,. ], ), q. . 8 ., TO- IL, r. and
ID, in block ]. i'm Stockwe Enlargement. fronting
ON Market street, cr,sse the sidewalks designated
10 he brought To- the prot-r city grade, and lay upon
the same good plank sidewalks, ,f the usual width
within thirty days from the publication of this
tice.
In dcfant therccf, the Common Council will pro-
coed TO have said work done and the costs and ex-
penss- accruing thereby, viii lie ASSESSED and coll
iected by sale Of said lots, uch will satisfy
said lien and Gusts
BY order IF the Common Council Of the city Of
Ev n'yil,e. =. LEMCkE, Clerk.
sept2l-.t volksbote copy
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.EeoTICE OF E.N'sOL I'E.NIi-f;

. y the September term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Nanderburgh County, the estate Of And.
NJ Gerard. deceased was declared probably insol-
vent. Creditors therefore notified that t'
will be settled accordingly, SUSAN HAWKINS,
snnfIS ADMINISTRATIVE
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Neaudidate for sheriff, deeias it incumbent upon
him tn deny, in the most explicit terms, that he
has been induced by any to come out rs a candi
date in order to draw OF votes from any one Of the
other candidates lie assures his fellow citizens that
he Is running; ON his hook, and for himself
alone ; and To- suhscrvc other mars views. He
neither be bought persuaded to play second
part 20 any other candidate.
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HV.f.t,SYILLE .l.N.D HR.NDRR-
IL SON STAGE LINE.-The undersigned IL nov
running good four horse coach daily (Sunssy e,-
cepted) 10 and from Henderson and Evansvjie coa-
Meeting at Henderson with the Henderson, md Hop
kfnsyiiie stage line, and at Evansville wi the Er-
ansviIe and Charlottesville Railroad. .sa'ss Hen
derson at o'clock, 4. ". Leaves I'm, u,e az .
o'clock, i. NJ. Time between Qrr.on s. Lsans-
vile, and Hancock House, Hefor h, az. ,auIs
, lae; -, ~ -. fsssensers es,nJT Z HoPkfNs.
~. "a tssHS. proprs,o~~
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NT.1.SyTYLLE = CR.IW.P0RDs-

AINILLE Railroad Co.-Secretarys Once, Ev-
ansyiile, Ind, Sept. l4th, ls5s.-Stockholders i'm
this Company are hereby notified that the annual
meeting for election of Directors, &C., will be held
at tire Court Honsc, in the City of Evansville on
Monday, October iih, next, at 10 o'clock, 4 NJ.
BY order If the Board. J. +. MARTIN
sepil5td Enquirer copy. secretary
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT !
HARTFORD COUNTY. !

January Q. 1855.
Personally arieared c. ID. BOWERS. Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement by him suscrib
ed is true fun and correct statement Of the af-
fairs OF said Company aud exhibits far can De-
ascertained this date, its actual condition the
first day Of January, 1sJs-
Before me, II. n. DARB0RN, J. p.
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lNRES(E.N'T CXTr L.f.NH.1xy .f.VID
0/Flooring Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Nanufac-
tory Window and Door Frames Base Castings
and Moul,iings Of all kinds made 10 order Dressed
Flooring aud Misunderstanding on hand
The undersigned would inform the public in gem
era, that they have fitted the above establishment
with new machinery, and are now in operation and
ready To execute all manner of work i'm their line
Enlistment In this part of the country, and on
reasonable term-- Orders from abroad solicited,
which will be promptly filed and carefully put up
and shipped Orders from builders, carpenters and
lumber merchants, promptly attended to- Our e.
tablishmcnt is ON the Canal Basin ami City Wharf
the river aud Railroad Depot and the
sFss-2uI rs R~,rsr-s mi vch ,hee -rp3.
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ST. Lor,s. Mo. September 3. Is5,

IT. LOUIS, MUS - ItthIIcf ., ms.
We, the undersigned citizens of -. Bou's, do most
cheerfully recommend aud hesitate not to certify
To- the int gritty, uprghtnesS and general good
had several transactions Of business with him, in
which We have found him upright and fair i'm
dealing.
his fellow citizens Of Evansville, and hupe to
him installed by yOur choice, gentlemen, in the Of
fee which You called upon Ia nil by Your voice.
Goodwin, Murray & Co. GOoduch & Willard,
Thomas & Papin, Mayer kOver,
Thompson & White, T.. A. a j. r. Filley,
Barclay 4 Shields. ". II. Wurnan Co.,
Mayer, krug Meister, Bennett and Thompson.
-IW
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SALE a tA1RENELl EASY
Chameleon and Tell City are only ono and a half
miles apart. The property here offered for sale is in
the lower portion Of CHAMELEON, and lying be-
tween that Town and TELL CITY, 50 that il must
participate in the growth Of both and either.
Cannelton, since ISL, has grown up to be town If
4oo0 or 5000 inhabitants, and Is increasing rap
idly any town the river. Her Coal Mines
now tn most extensive below Pittsiurg. Her Cot
ton Factory mo,lel establishment for the Wer1;
its extensive quarrics and numerous workshops,
give generous support to large population which
must increase as lis works are enlarged. The loca-
ton l. of the most healthy in the West with
population OF 5000 6,tso i'm town and vicinity,
physician has btcn able TO sustain himself by his
profession. IL has good system 81 schools, the
buildings for which are not surpassed in the state.
IL has seven eight Chrsiches, belonging TO the
Meth,dis,S, PrrSbyterisns, Catholics, Unitlrians,
German Reformed, and German Mcthnslists. The
Catholics are now erecting another elegant church
az cost Il $1,000 or sS0O0p. The citizens of the
county have recently voted Eve to to make Can
lily 90 $50 men, women and children, in the form
Of coal and manufactured goods, is over sJO0Gn
Per annun or more than the entire exports Of agr-
cultural produce Of any county the river.
The site Of Tell City in April last a solitary
farm and forest and il has now a population Of
1000. There are 5000 young, Contemplating and ener.
getic men, with more less means owners of lots
who have acquired an interest i'm the city with
the view OF becoming inhabitants of IT, liz but a
fourth 81 them fulhl their intentions, it will OK.
tend Ieil cry to Cannelton, and they will become
one large city, and cover all the intervening Lands
Eut, independent Of the fate of Tell City, the es-
tabished prosperity of Cannelton Is enough 10 give
great future value TO the property here offered for
sale. Ii has been plotted into large house lots the
most remote OF which not 1900 yards distant
from the factory and the centre Of the town Of Can
Eelton.
The sale Is made to close the affairs of the owner
aud therefore will be mace absolute Every let of
fered wifi I've sold 20 the highest bidder
There Will not soon he another opportunity So
favorable t. make investments i'm that vicinity as
all hQll hy
will not sell except single lots TO actual settlers and
AT high prices. The advance in property in that
vicinity has been steady and unprecedented. Lots
that six ago sold for $780, have been cold re-
Gently for $1,000 Land boue hit ten wears ago for SIS
per acre. has been sodt his year for $500 PER acre
TERMS OF SALE:
One fourth in cash the balance in one, two
three and four years III the purchaser shall make
some substantial Improvements TO his lots in build
ings within one year, the credit the be
extesied t. four years.
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IL. FsRnoH-s IN n;lLrl.noHE oI's-
=. III. Cook & Son. Agents.

Have this day received their irsl shipm MT and win
continue to receive daily per Adams & Co Express
direct irum the Packer in Baltimore, full supply.
The Cans large size and filed full All Oysters
sold 10y US will I've rantcd in every respect
second tc none. We arr prepared to furnish Whole
sale and Retail and offer liberal discount to deal
ers. Give call. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money rrfdnded. Y. III. COOK & SON,
septls No. %, Main street.
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HT COST! At COST! us "


aud moving into another house, wish 10 sell At
COST a large number Of articles in our present
stock. Wooden Ware-Tuhs, Buckets, Churns,
Bread Bowls, &c. Willow Ware-Baskets. W llow
Wagons, Children's Chairs. &c. Glass Ware,
Crockery, cheap Brooms and fancy Baskets Glass
go boxes Pittsburgh Show Cases aud contents |;
Cutlery Pickles Deer Skins, &c, &c, will be dis
posed of at cost, for cash or produce. We are de-
termiDed To make n change in oHr business, and are
determined to close out these articles.
scpt2O A. ID. REYNOLDS & Go.
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=. No liabilities to Banks OF Others.
due not due
6. No losses adjusted and due.
:. Amount If losses either unaljusted a,o 40. -.
adjusted and not due 0'''""o v"
q. Losses ia suspense waiting further
proof, included in the above.
10. All other claims against the Com
Tany---.--.-----.-- s,sBl IL
ii. The rule of the Company j. not 10 exceed
$1,000 in any risk subject 10 loss by single
fire.
Pehds upon its subsequently, all the desirable
risks 10 be had subject to the rule above namcsl.
b. The amount insured i'm any one block of ls,i1d
ins depends upon its and construction subject
10 the rule above referred 10.
IA. No part of the Capital or earnings of this
company bave been deposited in any other State as
security for losses therein, and such Deposit is
required by any STATE except Indiana from which
state the Agencies q the Company were withdrawn.
- this Company entcrtains the opinion that its en-
lure capital and resources pledged for the equal
security u all its Policy holders and should So ne.
main. Under the opinion Of late Attorney General
Of the State Of Indiana aforesaid, proaouIciRg TN.
law Invalid and void, some Of the gents ii this
omls,ny have resumed their Office and continue TO
transact the business Of Insurance in that State
And this Company will recognize all its Policies
i--ned 10 any party or parties in the State Of In
diaa as valid and " binding obligation and pledges
itself to faithful performance Of all such contracts Of
Insurance, whether held by reason Of the pas
sage OF the law referred 20 or not
-eEr G. b. BOWERS, Secretary.
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Applications for Insurance may he made to the
ALLEN c. HALLoCk, Agent,
sept3 Evansville Indiana
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE. .,.gw. FEED srORE.

H.NOTHRR VIEW FEED STORE.
Oh The subscriber has opened new feed store, in
the Shanklin building, at the corner Of Wafer and
Locust streets. where he will keep full supply Of
all kinds Of the best feed, which he viii all ut the
very lowest market prices. lie has ON hand corn,
hay, oats, meal, bran and shipstuf, &c ,Sc:
...nt22 i q DES0CCHET.
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EHOO.NS TO LET ROOMS FOR
AALGeniemen can lie had in the Dwelling House
Of Mr.. kestcman, Oh Walnut, between FIRST and
=, sOnd streets. septl.
$3.50 BILLS. PE.l.N.
CULTIVATION, Sugar House, and Rcb0iled Mo-
la~ses. Ia store and for saleby
seltlT PRESTON BROS.
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DUILDl.N's .n.dTEHL.sL. 40, 1000
II Li.h assorted Strh.
llO Doors, assorted sizes.
100 pairs Venn. Shutters.
$40 boxes Window Glass.
800 kegs White Lead.
= bbls. Linseed Oil
J0bbls. Cement.
20 Plaster Paris. For sale 10y
sebt3 ORR, DAZELL Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NyL.NDRIEs. = $50 Rags PRx.uR
CYC1ffee.
p bis. Loaf Sugar.
2jiags Nw. $40 and 100 Cotton Yarns,
30 half CEss Teas.
90 boxes Soap.
- assorted Tobacco.
20 reels Packing Yarn.
20 bbls. Resin. For sac ly
sept23 49,. ORR, DAZELL b CO.
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UVST RECEITED. :

HUST RECElV-ED. P.lRHER'S
a. Philosophy Iasquelle's French ccurse Woods
Class Book of Botany Hitchcok's Geongy Bull
liop's English Grammar Greek, do. +; Latin do
Greek Reader Latin de- Chemistry Bcral's init
81 States Fitchs Physical GeorgrSphy: Warren's
iv; Warren's Common School do MitchelI's ,lo !:
Meih~iist Hymns Spoilers and Readers, in great
variety
septls i. WHITAKER.
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10 Bbls. Linseed Oil
10 Spirits Turpentine. In store and for
sale by fseptI.l PRESTON BROS :
lf0FFEE IND SUGaR.-a5O R.fGS
SRio Coffee.
80 Hhds. Sugar.
500 Bbls Crushed, Powdered, and GRADUATED
Sugars. In -tor1 and for sale ~
s~pt}s PRESTON BROS.