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The New York herald., 1845-07-12
[From the Boston Bee.]
$lUU REV ARD.

BASE PERJURY OR FORGERY.
A PAPER has been circulated in Boston called Family
~ PG Gsyl poas be ssS & Ss r.
stole the inv from him. Sc search has been made
tii forgery r and ii the above
ward w be sven f., The ms and Of the
office ot-Dc q Benjamia s@ths Sugar Coated lndi vese
SsS Nsw To water street, Boston, l' Greenwich street,
BosroN, June 2sth 1915
De1 s-Ths S es The to inform you that
ofD BlaadeiLs enclose You one more spa,iiculsriy
e.
fh matter righted know the standard medicine
''"''' isss isAHcp Hispfs''oiRK + CLARK, Water street.
LETTER FROM DIR. SHERMAN.
~ ;, New YORK. June %, 1885,
De.s srLhs letter published in the Family Doctor
sR. sl and svs that yG The s BY about ye
following business with honorable and paisewoy
lssned) A. SHERMAN, NJ. d., LOG Nassau st.
0ATH BEFORE THE MAYOR, IN Isn.
state Of New York City and Coua,y of New York,
IS that ean tie It'ns unss a"y aud se9s s
sa U s s fy G Ssw e and h s p i,
his knowledge belief the said Pills had never manuiac
and '"a' the statements contained in the within p1e
svo,, before me- hi. !,h day of June la 6tN' SMITH
NJ. JAMEs hAKPER, Mayor oflhe CITY Of New York
application for Pate"t-the following IS tie reply !
Received this l7th day fJune 1871 from Dr. g. Beaamin
mih the lee offs pad his application for
H. l.. ELLSWORTH Commissioner of Patents
r We wrs ngw ,s % wb s 70 esm a rss. for his
d ieeevfd his repy long al er he pretended pa
Desr srious of the 10Th, with Clckeners advertisement
and sS ssyss. na sss
va, aa sus, msy 9sS saea h@ the enclosed Patent Laws
' HI EIls% EIlsss,'oy oRrH riHf"s Commissions. Of Patents,
q BES' sm'fH, M. d., New York City.
MR. GEO sTEvENsoNs STATEMENT
knew cIckeuc coming 70 Dr. Smiths several s"as ~ me. asa. in
!sssa sa%ss called three %i: YA 3
Gears street, New York;
friends dtrrnined arrest Cckener, they will not be
fer public to Dr. Brandeih also 10 Mrs Harper and
Others from whom he has obtained Patent Medicines Com
"''s'on' pretend ns to Introduce them .,
Received from Dr. g. Benz Smith one dozea Chilrse Hair
which agree Ray for when sold at the rate
'''A oo'a'' per dozen bottles or return c,,cxpNrp
h above receipt which Dr. Smith now hold shows whe
'"' o'''s"F' R"s" him. saoo
ss d. g Ssw Benz f2 s% City and acc GiUay Of New
Improved esesbe f and sa sGstss S EMPLOYS a
ss. ofsassa sugar ,ss Coated eST ffsls P.
Sworn before me- this 3oth day ofJune is,s S'''i"'
m, >. y. WHEELER, Commissioner of Deeds &c
vessss I"frs f Pms E, q s.s% Sugar Coated
New York, doors from Fulton street y w. ~ o'o'"'
Every Box in order be genuine mus, have a Rr.,.,
nMri ~ ~, on the sdeu. BrNJAaiS SMITH on the hot.
W. "''e" WIN apeh. jyl2 ltrh
NOTICE TO BAKERS AND oTHERs-ror sale The
gnsines, ~ and !xtnes Of Bakery dug csh busness
o. ao; good part ofth city. For further partl.
~ s' ~ i''' oo' Natersreet jyli 3t'm
STUPpEp, supposed TO be stolen SIN n sk6 with name
- oi W. ~ Brown, on The stern The owner can haya bc
ABOVE by calling Chares Davis and uavng r d nd
proving property nt No 50 West street wi st.rs
4fR aud for sale by TEWssE Il RRs1ogS Wv
V"m u and " Nassau street
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OH PAINTINGS At AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Saturday Evening. No 2o9 Broad
early candle light, collection Of Ancient and
Modern Paintings the Of leaving the city
iyfl 2t+m
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New Stock Exchange.
EIarried,

At Charleston S. c., on Thursday evening 3rd July,
by the Rev W. H. Barnwell, c. M. ARNOLD to MARY SE-
LENA youngest daughter of DR.. John w. Schmidt all Of
that CITY.
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BURTON's THEATRE,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY,. July l2.

BURTON'S THEATRE,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday, July I2.
The performance will commence with a popular Drama in
three acts caedth the BANK CLERK The Flight of the
Forger-Charles Graves Mr. S. johnson; Harry Brun Mr.
Stevens; Pereau, MIR. Aliemus; Lysmachus Dobbs, Mr.
Burke Sir James Jukes Mr. Thsyer; Captain Carton, Mr..
Dunn Louisa, Miss Kirby Jane Morden Mrs Burke Ara
bella Shaw, Mrs. w II. Smith
The performance will conclude with drama
called THE SEAMSTREsS-Mercy the Seamstress, Mrs.
Burke, with Hoods celebrated Song of the Shirt Plain
wood, Mr. s. johnson; Bobbp Mr. Burhe; Bob Debit, Mr..
Thayer; Godring, MIR Jeryis.
NE Ladies and Gentlemen ia the Albany Theatre
requested in the Green Room Monday, July
l4th, for Rehearsal at 10 A. NJ.
jyi2 it'rh JAMES s. CHARLES, Manager
To STRANGERS.
STRANGERS visiting New York will find agreeable
~ lief from the oppressive heat Of the city by passing hour
two in the morning evening, the ALHAMRA, 1859
twenty degrees difference in the temperature
atmosphere observable between the and
Of the establishment The beautiful Fountain alone is worth
visit TO the place aside from the acknowledged superiority of
the quality the Ice Creams and other refreshments he'd
there nJ , Admission free. jyI2 2weod ins+fc
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vauxhali Garden Saloon, Bovvery.
OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE.
admission only One Shilling.

lHE COOLEST S.aLOON IN THE CITY
Positively no Free List pit the Press.
NHE SALOON is crowded every evening by the elite Of
the c to witnes the chaste and elegant performance OF
the talented company engaged Miss A Homer, the
American Esser; Miss Oryie late or Nibos; Barey Will
ahs the ce ebrated Irish Com, dia Dan Gardner the unap
proachalle Negro Wench J Goodwin. the Comic Darcer
Also n Ethopi, Operate brothers snd Ssters-Messrs
Whitlock, q lrdner, White. Johnson and Bryant
Doors open at t7H-Periormance to commence at 81.
Bird iy7 lw@ec
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LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"
TROY HOUSE TROY NY

COLEMAN & ROGERS, Proprietors.-Ths House so
open.
story has been added and extensive alterations made
which the extension Of the Dining room to length
Of ninety feet and by og doors connecting can be extended
to one hundred and thirty eet thirty new paors With bed
attached pleasant and airy 10 the number oil sixty
hSye % been 1r 800 persons
The for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga from the front
Of this house. Ii is also but few steps from the steamboat
landing
The popeors trust by their personal attention their bu
continued and increased
CHARLES s. COLEMAN.
Late of the Astor House.
CHARLES M. ROGERS,
iu7 I'm tn Q Steamer Empire.
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TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORs. CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FINE TEASl

163 Greenwich street,
mean CouRTLArDr ST., PACIFIC HorEL,
New YORK
WE BEG LEAVE to inform you that we established our.
selves the above place. principally for the purpose
meeting views and large family
have carried our business for several wears mast II b cv
with the very high quality and moderate price Of
goods have earned tor degree and far
beyond that of similar house in the United States and
consider these the best obtain your
tronage.
We have however much pleasure in stating that have
made with great and Judgment selections from all
the spring and which the finest specimens Of
Young Hyson Hyson, Gunpowder Imperial Oolong Pekoe
this which, with variety Of Fine and Good
we offer wholesale and retail We have also true
ground daily
We continue operations other places heretofore,
particularly at l2 Chatham We obedsnt
. CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-2l Chatham ST. 36l Grand and 3l8 Bleeckci
stree.
IhIadepha--ss Chestnut stree. and IS Fifth street.
2,n
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NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE,
2I5 Washington street,

StFeGt,
A fe,c doors dbore Washington Market.
THE public respectfully informed that the above named
house which has been fitted up with all the mod n i'm
provemens will be oprned for the reception of visitors
will be served up In the fitting up Of h- house every
tion has been pad render favore for thos, who
dine down the of the doing so by 2j feet
beautifully lighted aud ventilated The bed have boon
v-nnt Boarding House. boarders have their meals
any hour Of the day.
Under the immediate superintendent and direction Of
jy7 lw*ec HENRY LUSCOMB.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MIR. CLARKE desrous of supplying the public in
1v1 aud country with the best Of help free Of expense with
Of good character both and Others white
fitting all those want Of employment and is in hopes Of that
9a Duane street fitted for the accommodation Of all in
want Of employment. Call at 95h Duane street.
je20-Imsm
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PIANO-FOR7,ES FOR HIRE

AT All BROADWAY, CUP STAIRS.)
n WALKER has constantly on hand extensive assort
L. men Of elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Panofores
of every description including Grands and Cabinets which
loaned on hire at the above establishment at his manu-
factory, 40 40 West 18th street, the 9Th
Also New Pianos for sale with all the modern improve
nents warranted equal to any in the United States
ela IN krrc
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,

VI thanks his friends tie public for the bsr
support which he has received for the last years. while Pro
preor Of Prospect Hail. aud beg leave inform them that hs
has fitted the large establishment at the termination Of hs
Railroad this Island and the Bank Of the River where
he prepared furnish visitors with Brekasts, Dinners
Teas suppe and other refreshments at the shortest pstice
Good ground and accommodation for Military Compa
MES All the Railroad Cars land front OF the
Hotel for l21s cents, from thu City Hall je2s
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS,''
(roRMERLy sENsHAw's
NHiS wslIknown and delightful b.thng establishmeni
will be opened for the reception ofvisitors and
2th June inst The buildings have undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared the
deservedy high reputation which this establishment has here
ofore acquired.
The price for boarding will be from 81 TO 50 weekch
dren and haprce Young people requiring much
room. will find accommodating terms.
The Orus Captain c. Price from the Fulton market
will make daily trip between New York and Long Branch
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the above boat
the Ocean House. immediately Long
Branch JAMES GREEN, Proprietor
June H. 18t3. jel9 1m~m
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WATCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Those
w who wish purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
Chains Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly their ad
above ts much lower han "y oh bon s
city Gold Watches low $40 and $2 each Watches and
Jewelry exchanged bought All Watches warranted keep
good the money refunded Watches and Jewely repair
ed in the best and warranted much less than the
usual price
g. G. ALLEN. Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail 81 Wall street,
m25 lnsec Late 30 William ST.. stairs
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CASTLE GARDEN.
0J-Admission rs Cents.-G0
proprstys.. Messrs French oad AsneY.
Grand Entertainment!
Saturday Evening, July 18th,
The performance will with the beautiful Overture
TO ZANETTA.
1A Favorite Ballad, Mr.. Dennson.
TOURS DE FORGE,
BY the Elssler Brothers.
Grand March by the Orchestra
The Wonderful Feats Of LIE Jeune Acde the Revolving
Pillar of Alegory.
West Indian Plantation Dance Mast. w. Wood
Popular Spanish Dance Miss Cohen.
ntermisson OF Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The second part will commence with an
Irish Medley Overture.
After which the ELSSLER BROTHERS will appear their
Scene Of the
Gladiat~s Of Rome Struggling for Liberty.
Song" The White Squall,n Mr.. Dennison.
49, - Grand Overture to La Viyandiere
The Classic Scene OF the Scuptors Model from Greece
and Italy, BY Mr.. Wo. d.
Overture TO La Refine De Chypre
The whole TO conclude with the Grand Sacred Tableaux
entitled the
FIRST FRATRIcIDE.
Abel. IT. z. Parsloe Adam L. Elssler
Cain .,....... @, Elsser Eve. Miss Cohen
- Between the int~r,nsss,uE
Minutes Tor Promenade and ReireshIerts.
~ Doors open hai-past o'clocs Performance
mence Al 8o'clock
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WARREN HALL.

WAKKEN HAIL.
No. Warren street
vTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house
Hotel style Of comfort aud enience, for the
commodaon Of citizens generally and visitors the city.
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion Of their
tronage.
Their larder will be all well stocked with the best
the markets afford The Wines Liquors and Sega Of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious and
airy While from its central location being nearhe City Hail.
and in the centre Of business will afford great nducemen
those visiting the city.
|. BRITTON
c. McCORKLE.
BThe usual relishes served all times ie7 Inn
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SEA BATHING

SEA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH.
Il prepared to receive company having made alte,a
tons and for the better of vste
In addition other anages that his posses he
eve tn desirable residence for the approaching
be found The for bathing
surpassed To those who fond of fishing place
found where advantages offered
MIR James Green having established line of stages from
Red Bank to Deal always rely quick
veyance. JOHN GREEN, Deal, N. j.
ivQ ow-fr
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SH RON SPRINGS PAVILION,
6CHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
NFIE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr.. Lam
DON Of Congress Hall Albany has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner and that this establishment will be
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception OF visitors
the first day Of June The subscribers have made many
Improvements the grounds bathing house, and pledge
themselves their render this estabis
men, fully equal any watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the Cana
joharie, TO take passengers to the house.
Mr. l. WILL heretofore continue the Congress Hall which
will during the be under the uperntendence Of Mr.
Joslin. my29 msec
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street. near Maiden Lane.

Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House.
~ being convenient the business Of the city This
establishment is fitted with entirely furniture Good
and substantial dinner cents lodgings 25 cents For con-
and half the price Permanent bode be accommodated
very reasonable terms.
All the delcaces Of the served up they
IN market half the price of other houses Elegant
private rlors for the referee dinners
per parties The very best Of liquors. jus 3m*rc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Saturday Evening, July IL.
The performance c commence with the Overture TO
RENCUNTRE.
Tob followed by, 81 time
THE RENCONTRE.
Csl, Justih, MISS Taylor MIN DeMerval, MissMathews
1oi oe 1ouIcsy, Chippendae 81 Leon, Mr. Gallagher
Pm es DoncGur, Davenport Pierre John Seton
MAI nousache, Nickinson Landlord Deering
To be followed BY the and wonderful ieats the
ACROBAT FAMILY
Or the Aerial Suspens ionsts.
- lntermisslon OF Half an Hour al
To conclude with the Farce Of the
NEW FOOTMAN.
Polly Mrs. Watts Mrs Sourcrout Mrs D..r;,e
Gapsicum Mr Nickenson Bobby Mr.. T. Placde
Henry Mr. Brooks Sourcrout Mr.. Anderson
Aa et.snt Police wI sys De ~ attead.aee to main
taan good order and keep all improper persons
0G-Itckefs Fifty Csnts.-zN
limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed OF
Performance TO commence O'Clock. Doors open
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BIGGAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, Is doors IVest of Broadpay
COLLECTORS OF ENGRAVINCiS Visiting the city will
~ here find Of the choicest collections Of RARE OLD
and FINE MODERN Engavngs the country atless than
one-haf the usual prices
B.Grate Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs
ml4 l.nsec
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GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
NTED

n CENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value all
~ fuous effects they wish to drose Of teher GEN
TLENEN or LAD1ES) by sending 10 the subscriber who
does pretend twenty cent than any other
person. hut will give fair price for al articles offered Gen
remrn leaving city will find their 10 send for
the subscriber previous 70 selling any other person.
j. LEVENSTYN,
t66 Broadway, (gp stail-l
n b., line through the Post Once win be prompl, a..
tended ~, Jylo im@rc
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TO CAPITALISTS
A RARE CHANCE-To invest capital Of about 900 in
N safe and profitable way, by erecting building for divine
worship for the EmanuEl Congregation of this city and fur
nshng lots between Bowey and East River and
Broome and Madison streets, for that purpose
For particulars enquire Mr. j. Dttenhoeer 23 Cedar
Messrs. Steuheimer Brothers, 81 Beaver street
julio lmsrc
CARVER IL HALL,
A RCHITECTS Engineers, Building and Real Estate
"A Agents Wall street New York; 81 North Sish stree,
Philadelphia Plans Specicaons and Estimates Tor Build
ng Drawings and Specifications for Patent Rights Real rs
bought and sold loaned and invested property
leased and rents colIected je12 imsrc
HARPS-REMOVAL OF WAREROOMS
To No 2sl Broadway, opposite Washington Hall
T r. BROWNE Maker and Importer Of Improved Patent
Grand s and octave Double Action Haps begs inform
mis- friends the musical world he has removed his
70 the above commodus premises and would call then
special attention 70 unique and beautiful Of
grand 6 double action Harp he has just completed
b. constantly receiving the most faterng tesmoni
ais from the first musical talent regarding the superiority and
bancy Of ,ouch, and perfect finish Of bis Haps
and has received the Franklin medal Of the Philadelphia Soce
Of Arts for his Improvements in this delightful nst
J. 4. BROWNE, London 28 Broadway,
and 70 Chambers street, New York.
mvl7 md&W Established 1919
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BOARD.
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
~ with boarding in small private family. in healthy sy
situation For particulars, line addressed A.C this Office
will be attended to. Jy4 lwArc
OST-Book of the Bank for Savings No 7603s The finder
IL requested to leave the Bank No l07 Chambers
jy10 NSrc
PAINTINGS FOR SALE
A FEW FINE OLD PAINTINGS comprising Scriptural
"A and Historical subjects Landcapes &c. amongst them
genuine Interior by Tenies Cepatre by sutermans and
Magdaen by Guercino &C.. &c. May be daily from
till o'clock, at 81 Liberty jy4 Im+rc
SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S
WEAR.
vJE have still hand a large assortment Of seasonable
w goods comprising cloths of particularly light fabrics
Dress and Frock Coats Drngs, Nanhin, and single mill
great variety which will be made up deducs
from usual moderate PRICES in view Of the advanced
Of the season. VIM. T. JE INNINGS & CO.,
Drapers and Tailors,
jus lmisrc 23l Broadway, American Hotel.
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ENTlSTRY-VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH
WHY will you suffer with the toothache when by calling
w on Dr. PAIGE i39 Grand street, Broadway, you
have efectuay and entirely cured He has
new preparson that will cure il in few minutes without
pain that be filled making avau
able tooth for e thereby obyiatng the pain and danger Of ha
wing extrsed 1t is certainly of the greatest discoveries
of the and fails Of the desired effect The
der teeth ned without unpleasant Artificial
teeth inserted in the most approved manner e7 lm'ec
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BIZ LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Warrington.

Washington.
Correspondents of the Herald
WAerfr<f.Tny Iulv IN 19I&
The Evansville journal., 1845-09-25
july 3-Iy.]

"a SHlS inval liable medicine was prepared from
an extensive practice of several years in a
bilious climate, and is NEVER KNOWN TO FALL oil
curing FEVER AND AGUE, or any of the diseases
above named.
Those who are suffering from diseases of this
kind, as also those who have become invalIds
from their e1rcts upon the constitution, will tlnd
the INDIA CH1LAGoGUE most invaluable RENE d Y
for purifying the blood. and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of u bilious
climate.
The wonderful operation of the Cholagogue
in eradicaiing BILE from the human system, can
only explain it's extraordinary agency in the
SPEEDY, THOROUGH aud PERMANENT CURE oiFEvER
and AGuf. aud the various grades OF Intermittent
aud remittent fevers
The Evansville journal., 1845-09-25
The best and cheapest Standard
SCHOOL BOOKS

McGuffey's Electic r eaders: Nos. 4, 2,
q. nnd

McGuffey's Electic r eaders. Nos. 4, 2,
8, and 4.
HTHlCH have been SO justly popular where
w used. have been throughly revised
enlarged, geatly improved. and newly stereo-
typed, and are now in a Permanent form, no
further alteration being intended in them. The
we'll known abilities OF Professor McGuffey, and
the valuable aid afforded him in the rivisIon of
his series by q successful instructor and finish I'd
classical scholar, will it is believed warrant the
assertion that these schopl reading books are
GRE Ally SUPERIOR TO any others ever pub
lished. They used in the Cincinnati Pub
lie Schools, because they are considered decid-
edly preferable to any other extent.
VIM NJ. WOOLSEY. DRUGGIST, MAIN ST.
EVANSVILLE. Ia,
Has supply of McGuffey's Readers, and will
sell them at low prices for cash. Teachers and
School officers are desired give them careful
examination. April 3. l845 1t.
The Evansville journal., 1845-09-25
TAXES FOR Is45.


n WILL meet the Tax Payers, who may at
III tend, at the following places, Wander
oursh County for the purpose vi receiving tax
rs, ~ wit:
At the School house near John S. Terry's in
Knight Township, on Tuesday the 23rd OF Sep
tember.
At the house OF George L. Schnee in Gem
ire Township; on Wednesday the 24lh OF Sep
tember.
AT the house of Charles Knowles in Scott
Township, OH Thursday the 25lh Of Septem-
ber.
AT the house of Charles Martin in Arm
strong Township, on Friday the 26sh OF Septem
ber.
AT the house of Michael Mentzer in Ger
man Township, on Saturday the 9th OF Sep
tember.
AT the house of Nathaniel Whterow in Per-
ry Township; Oh Monday the 29th OF Septem
ber. h@
At the house of William Anthony in Union
Township; OH Tuesday, The Both Of Septeni-
Der.
And l will attend at my office in the Court
House, at Evansville. from the first day OF Oc-
tober until the first day of January next,-for
the purpose Of receiving Taxes.
The Taxes Tor The year le45 are as folowes:
For State purposes
On each one hundred dollars valuation of ali
property made Taxable by law FL cents and
mills.
Aud on each Poll so cents.
For County purposes-
On each one hundred dollars valuation OF
property 40 cents, and ON each Poll 81 90.
For School purposes s. for schoo! district Nos
in Town 6, Range 10 west.
On each one hundred dollars valuation OF prop
erty 20 cents.
Section sc. chapter i2 Of the Revised Statutes
of A. ID. I843-as amended reads thus
sin case any person shall refuse or neglect &c
pay the Tax imposed Oh him, the County Trea-
surer SHALL, after the first day of January, levy
the same together with the costs and charges
that may accrue by distress and sale OF the
goods and chattels OF such person as ought to
pay the same wheresoever The same may be
found within tho County.
Evansville. Sep-1 r. w. DUNBAR,
tember 4, 1856 S4,50{ Treasurer V. C..