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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-14
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Mackenzie's Compound Liver Pills
TheSe Truly CeIahrafed Pills.

These Truly Celebrated Pills,
NOV properly esteemed in all neighborhoods
IN where they have been used, will have the most
sautary effect on the diseased Liver, and will most
effecuay cure the jaundice, and also thoroughly re-
move the headache from those who thus affected.
They act specifically on the Liver and Visaere re-
move all consestve action, aod morbid secretions,
purifying the blood, causing free and healthy dis
charge OF bile, strengthnng the system, ana assisting
digestion. -,
G. S. Mackenzie & Co., Cleveland Ohio, Propre-
tors .r
For sale by VIM NJ. WOOISEY, Evansville, and
other agents throughout the country. ~ i2-om.
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NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOOD

NEW AND CIaEAF Dkt n UVODS
JUST OPENED AT
KRESEN 81 MORG ANS
grin the New Frame Buildings, on Main &reet--k9
on PS. fancy Prints;
CIV 90 ps. Ginghams Prints, ut only lo cents
per yard;
20 ps Gihghams, colors NARRATED, at 10 cts
per yard;
100 ps bleached Domestic;
10 cases Hats;
10 do Boots;
lUdoz Ladies' slippers;
20 Us Irish Linen, from . cents TO 81 Oo
per yard;
80 Berage Scarfs at only 80 cts each.
p sup summer Shawls;
% Fancy Linen Drills;
Gloves blk and white Kid, Pic Nc and
Cotton;
Steel Beds and Purse Trimmings;
so doz Hosiery, embracing every qualityi
3 Ps Carpeting;
5 bales Brown Domestic;
/ do Drilling;
2 do Osnabergs,
And many other articles, which makes our asSort-
mont equal to any that can be found in the city
WemOst respectfully solicit a call from all who wish
10 buy goods either al wholesale or retail. teel
confdsnt that they viii find it their interest 10
purchase Of Us. kROfSEN " hOktEAN,
je6 No. 20, Main street
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

NOIICE To CIIN TAA FAh Ems.
NOrlCEis hereby given that the Common Coun.
IN ell of the city of Evansville will sit board
of Equalization To in the assessmen OF
Personal Property and equalze the valuation OF real
estate as reqired by law, at the Office of John J
Chandler ON Monday the 18th inst, at o'clock A
NJ and continue i'm session for three days and until
said objects are accomplished.
By order of the Council,
iy7 I JOHN ]. CHANDLER, City Clerk.
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GREAr FIRE IN CANADA.-There were seventy five
houses destroyed by fire Sorell, Canada Satur-
day, the oath ult.
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A SPLENDID lot of Paper Hangings and Win
n dow Paper, just received and for sale low by
ian l3-tf: j. IL. MAGHEE u CO-
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NEW ARRIVAL.

lust received ut the cityshoe store on Main street
j spleded lot OF Ladies fine Buskin walking SHOES
also Misses and Chld's Laced Boots, and Gents Cal
ters. &c. All the lowest prices imaginable.
iva w r. BAKER, Main street.
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LAMP FOR SALE.

AM authorized to stil tprivate sale SO acres OF
land the east half OF the south east qiaf,et Oh SEE
is well located and the title ndsprtabe For terms
apply to lily 81 r. W DuNbAR.
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AUGUST ELECTION, 1913.

AUGUST ELECTION, 1913.
State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County. SIS:
I SAMUEL Il. JENKINS, Clerk of the Vanderburgh
IL, Circuit Court. do certify that at the General
Election to be held for said county OF Vanderburgh
ON the first Monday in August next, the following
several officers are TO he chosen, TO wit: one Repre-
sentative in the General Assembly for the State OF
Indiana, one county Auditor, one Prosecuting Ator-
new, one Coroner and one county Commissioner tor
the first district 5. L. JENKINS, Clerk
July of the Marlborough Circuit Court.
lust Received this day by express. a few cases
- OF mems fine Calf monroes and Misses Laced
Boots and a variety OF childrens' shoes, &c, &c.
may w. K. BAKER, No % main street.
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CASH FOR WHEAT!

W. are prepared to receive at the Lamasco Steam
w Flour Mills, Wheat, Flour Barrels,
est market prices.
ie 27d,Swlm s G.. CLIFFORD & CO.
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ICEs ICEtt

~ INSTANTLY Kept for retailing at the store Of
u NAV 26 ALLlS & HOWES.
window, Wall Paper and Borderi z.
a FULL supply of the latest patterns, IN store aud
y -, Nv iian 29l e. BELL
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DAILY JOURNAL.

The DAILY JOURNAL is published every morning,
Sundays excepted) n 10 cents per week, payable
to the Carriers, or 50 70 per annum, payable in
advance.
The TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL for the country, con-
tanning all the matter of the Daily Journal, Is pub
lished on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, AT
81 90 per annum in advance
The WEEKLY JOURNAL is published every Thursday
at 50 90, three copies tor 50 W, seven copies tor
sll co. ten copies for SIS 90, in advance
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A CARD.

A CARD.
TINE subscriber is settling his business and re-
quests those indebted to hum to call and settle
Immediately. By complying they will confer on him
an important favor
je 80 iw ..s ID. ,. LANE.
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NATION & HUGO, House Carpenters and Joiners,
II ID street between Sycamore and Vine ap25dy
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FANCY ARTICLES.
TIME subscriber has received an assortment OF:
| Seals. Sealing Wax, Note Paper;
Steel Beds, Kings, Tassels;
Bag Clasps, Needles, Purse Twist;
Fancy Beads, Pins Knitting Pins;
Razors Razor Straps, Shaving;
Tooth. Hair and Nail Brushes, &c, &c,
Also, Edgings, Inserting, Drawer Goods OF every
variety for sale al wholesale and retail by
ap ID MORhlS S-JOhNoON-
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SODA AND BLUE LICK WATER.

C-HALLOCK has erected fine Soda Foun
n. tain for the accommodation of the public an'
REQUESTS those who appreciate cooling drink IN
hot, dusty day. 10 give him call.
Also constantly on hand pure Blue Lick waite
rom the Drennon (Ky0 Springs my 20
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lust received from Pittsburgh,
j 100 Kgs Nails;
p Bbls Ale;
for sale by ALLS x HOWFS-
an "a Water st.
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7 II. HUGO, House Carpenter and Joiner
j Vine street nsar Mr. .Dodges' church. lmy2-6m
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STEEL.

LAWNS, GINGHAMS & LINEN LAWNS
A VERY large assortment of the newest styles
IA Please call and examine them.
ap IL MOhhlS >. JOiiNoON
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LIST OF LETTERS.

EMAINING uncaIled for in the Post Office at
1 Evansville Indiana, on the first day OF July,
1913.
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HECRER's PREPARED PARMA.

FEHE ONLY MANUFACTURERS 10 he United States.
% ths superior faruaceOus article, uo.s ready 20
supply % any extent Put up 10 boxes containing =
pounls 1 haltpUund package each accompanied with
printed directions Tor use Single boxes - liberal dis
count on larger quannuts A. srtce for genera family
use IL j. Invaluable. The Faqna has been chemically
lived hy Drs Chiffon and Ruon. and Prof Reid who bear
testimony 10 rs great value over all anaccOls sub
such arr1wruOi tapoca- sago barley &c Prot
Reid Observes IT, claims 10 The attention Of the medicti
profession VIII upon s containing gluten. nllulneu
vegetable hbrur. and other mrogeuzed bodies found
30 arrOv-rOoi similar srhstanc-s." Dr. Chiffon" TIE
great superiority Of this article starch arow-rUOt.
iOca sagu article of diet for mvahi and children
principally owing % DE -.Iel DO colala which s lbb2
per cent? ID forms a very agreeable, lSli uutye ami
Gle Of food easily digesfcd and admirably adapted for
valid. and children pr Rouou Testimonials from other
professional geutenel be seen application 20 tie
propretors M Clerr-st Pkr-sp, Ncw-NoTk. For
sale NJ the princi pal Ding Stoves WvlA irr'
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A RENARKABLE CHARAcrKR-1he N1fqmOr0,
Flag announces that Mr. Samuel Bangs hotel eeper
Point Isabel Is about % splendid hotel the
Point aud gives the following sketch:
MIR Bangs, we believe, is the only survivor of thai
glorious band Of fellow who followed the fortunes OF
the patriotic and chivslrou-, bot Inflated Nina IL wa,
In 1871 that he embarked his fortunes under the banner
OF thst exied Spanish patriot with the rank OF capita
of artillery. Sni tor long years encountered the
dangcrs aud shared the cores that memorable eNpe
ditiOn with fearless chief He took with him port
able printing OH e. aud the bulletins which be Occa
sonay issued theretfOm parted O. the world the only
ercouni ever pObl..hc OF Mana and his exploits To
this unfortunate IN and his brave comrades Mex
leo partially indebted Tor her independence Deserted
at the commencement by his Mexican coniederatcs
he. with his I'VE hundred American followers several
OF whom had previously fought under the celebrate
lahtlc contributed equally with ldslgo and others Il
the observation-disclosures OF Mexico from the mother country
Mr. Bangs was sitvrwUrd printer to the Governor q
Tamsutpas, and was among the pioneers who intro
dueed the divine art into Texas"
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INSURANCE..
OFFICE or "TmE HOPE MrTUAL /

OFFICE OF 1.-THE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE
~ lNSl RANCE COMPANY " aA-t Mortimer
Buildings Ne,g-York. 18th March, loi7.
This Institution. incorporated DO l8rDylil liberal and
has commenced tnr business Of LIFE INSURANCE, on
me rHun PRINCIPLES; the net proh- beng divided at.
nuay among The insured. according % me act ~ incoo-
Tie rIr- uf premiums conform ulr USAGE
other similar comp the uf pares he
surug wLo would prefer io pay the premiums by Install
mrut i ef 0 their option when The premium exceeds
- pay olehaf n each. aud secure payment OF the
dge no l. months by approved note bearing interest b.
6 per cent
The lives Of married may be insured for The beneit
o Their wives and children. hat upon ne decrease of the
insured, the wife, q living, not then hs children, viii
he amount payable by Tie policy, free and clear
ans claim by fhe cre.l.t0rs of The feceased.
For tr greater security " parties insnrg with ts Com
pany. the Trustees have provided indemnify fund. the
amount Of $500 10 meet losses thar may accrue upon poll
ce- --led ty Tire Company whc r. fo remain until capt
tal exceeding that shall have been realized from lie
receipt OF premiums. when IL viii be- longer necessary,
ard mas be- Withdrawn.
The following lit Of Tie Ocefs ard Trustees for the
ensuing yetr-FK.
Nathaniel Weed. Ezra WOOD, Chauncey Ayres,
simeon BALDWIN. Joseph B. N0ues Philip 6alpn.
Dennis Perkins, Rosve.l Hoyf, Nm. l. Brewer
Johu A. Davenport Sain'l X. saiieree. james Dmon,
Aex'r n. Dana. 4. H. Bsard-ey Chs-. Nhlu.esey,
Charles }. Taylor John " Leeds. Joseph D Warren
AeXr Hamilton. AleN'r y. Holly, Stephen B Provost.
James T. >oufier. Mm T. Minor, Thee. Davenport.
Alexander HOLLY. President.
JOHN ". LEED3 Assistant Pre- dent
jobs 4 DAN EXPORT, Vice President
JOSEPH NONES Acruarv
ROSWELL HOTT, secretary
NN. WELLS. General Agent
Dams. Woo,iur a Leonard E.q- Couusaior- and Ator-
ney- of the Company for Newton Wm H. Minor F-e.
Counselor and Attorney i0r stanford Ezra Wool II ID
and A. Cooke Hull 81 ID Physicians, Medical Examiners.
Ayres. ND Physician and Medical ADVISER Tor stamford
mvll eolr
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INSTALLMENTS.

NEW-NORk AND ERIE RAILROAD COM
lNPANl The stockholders Of the New-lUfA snt Ere
Railroad Company hereby not ss laf tie FINAL n
STALLMENr Of Five Doisr- each share ot the Capital
Stock already paid fall. required r0 be- paid ai ihe
Office OF te Company a Nasi Or before the LEI day
Of July neat
Nouce aso given 90 holders Of stock which c1y 1-
sfaumtns are due or unpaid that unless the paid
before the first day Of July next, The stock and e
payments made thereon will be- subject % forfeiture ar the
pleasure oftAe Board 0f Directors
The senannus interest The Stock VII be paid 10
this Office and after the first day OF July and tie
transfer books vii Boz closed The lOth cay Of June to The
Isl day ofJly. By order of tle Board of Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH secretary.
Npyv-York NAV ST. 1873 iei nm
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NnrHING Ike LFATHER.

lose FOR THE CKOION WATER for nreenslnes
steamboats,. manufactured from me best Oakauned
leather with wrought copper nvels. always hand ana
for sale al the lowest prices by
,nv9 qps IDHN " ROWiF 4 co On Ferrv-si
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CLOTHING.
GEyTLFMEN's SPRING AND SUMNER WAR
VIM =. JENNINGS l. co.


DpApFDS AID TAILORS -Gerncnt- of tle irs quail
e,,i Pe-r..ssr lavenre Washington. d C--fiavlg cn-
rr--d their pr. misses prepared o offer i'r nr -pcc-
f,i of .r numerous patrons 1n0 Le pubic ts extensive
-, ssrro.nf Of nov, ..s f0r Spring and Summer Wrar'
cf,r1rrsns C0ts Cashmere. Ne-l- e, lWeeis Ol-i-
r.re a. o. can be- found the country. which itty are
aJ fo make uD % der o. great reduction from here
tgr moderate prces such has been the sacrifice submitted
by importers. ~,--.-,
TIE liz and character Of = TOO firmly esfaf-
Hsied m regs snv enc0Inum those points 80 e-sel al
In realizing the value NJ garment, od refer n psr1-
en- A. however 10 tie PautalJons rshrd ald @oncit
fnal from the most faatdiJus
IN tie Rradynaie depaumertf shal en1eu rorio nam
tain he .iperorfv o. te articles which VIII DEE found equal
o me- b-i ordered .uneH'. he assortment consist l. 10
Dress ana Frock Coafs improved styles Zephyr CON,
Ca.fuirro.-r and M-rro SACKS PanaoOns Vests &C. VII
be- afforded % prices that have caracierzed me esla ~
neuf A. reulefng n ll cases the gpd pro g.o. ~ u
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE VOICE OF LIBERTY.
SONG Fosrts FUTURE.


THERE cane voice like the rushing wind,
When II burs;s o err the mighty deep
And at the sound uprose mankind.
From a long and spell bound sleep
AS when aroused by the tempest blind
Toe waves Of ocean sweep.
Over esrth's continents il passed,
Over the isle-gemmed sea.
And is peal rang like a trumpet-blas,,
To wake the wise and free.
A sound from the orching heavens cast.
TIE voice Of LIborty!
Mountain and valley. ml and plain,
Echoed the joyful tone;
While the listening slave cast of his chain
And ceased hs hollow moan
II startled the pont;i 10 h.s fame,
And the monarch Oh his throne.
Despotic leagues and tyrannies
Before il shrank away.
As the mist fade, 10 tie morning skios
From the rising orb of day.
And thrones and primo. pal.t.es
Crumbed into decay.
Mobiles AID priests rev pale with fear,
As the earthquake summons sped
For the daysoi their power were few and sere
And nav was Expressions head.
They were forms who lived ia bygOne year
Bot are now with the silent dead.
The SAGE arose from BIS studous lore
70 hail the MIGHTY ice,
AS the sick man come. from bic bed once more
In the sunshine 10 rejoice;
For be heard Ia the sound the M ghty power
That had won his VISIONS choice.
Horrible War looked pale and aghast
And his blood stained banner furled,
Tnen down o the realms oi Oblivion passed,
Like n fend from Heaven hurled
For Time had unveiled his face. al last
Ia its hideous truth 20 the world
With force like the cha.nless wbirlwind'.
II sn)te the dnngeonhO.d, might
And over It's fallen and ruined site
In peal Of thunder rolled
Again the weak captyss beheld the Light.
Dcarer thou countless gold.
And shaken by the same great power,
Castle and fortress fell
The feudai hall aud the hammered tower,
And tle rockbuit citadel:
Nov the iiChens. ivg and sweet wall hOwer,
Beht their ruins we'll
. No LONGER from hrs native shore
Was Freedoms exile driven,
For usiuk Reasons precious dover
Which God 70 all has given;
Bat Free Thought scared With lofty power,
Free as the winds Of Heaven.
Falschood and Vice no longer then
Supported tyrant sway
And preyed o. the hearts and minds Of men
T they rotted in decay.
For Trth had come. and they yanished,a as when
Deans fade before the day
Love came forth " ia a glorious men,
AMI nOls could her power withstand
Whom IA Vrtus pure, the smiling queen
Walked friendly hand finland;
Their crowus were Of flowers and evergreen
As they 70 'gned in the peaceful land
FORGOTTEN were ancient wrongs and woes
Mankinl We're grown too wise
To avonge on fallen and powerless foes
Their Oppressors mast injuries;
But they said "Forall, Heavens bounty flows,
Like us be Free-arise a.
Earth was no more a wilderness
o. anarchy aud crime,
For tho seeds Of Peace and Happiness
Were sown in every cline
And the memories OF her past distress,
Are the logendtaes OF Time.
Bristol Eng. ALoEsTEs.
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pArER! PAPER, and Aceom,.aeg.. .o.d at very

DIAPER! PAPER. and Account Books. sold 40 very
L lov prices bv FRANCIS LOJfREL. n Maiden
Hne-We sell al wholesale and rtal every style 81 WHIT
ina and Wrapping Paper-. 90 maHuaciurer puces; cap,
letter and note papers great variety very cheap
Bauk hooks all sizes aud styles ~ binding; books ruled
and bound any pattern L-tf rcopNng Presses. 80 re-
duc,d prices Nollra Seal Presses; Improved Manfud
Lrter~utcr- uu cash and deed boxes gold pens port
ps patent iuksund envelopes Of every size and style
mourning letter and uoe papers wrtng desk, Nc &C..
Those who require cles line viii please examine
the stock have hand, which for quality and ow
prices arc unsurpassed. FRANCIS q LOUTREL.
ie9 n StHtouer-. n Mlden-lane.
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1910 NnrICE I'D MERCHANTs. LIS

tOtO. lu consequence 81 the frequent claims for dam
a-es presented against lorvarder- If merchandise
the Western Cauai- arising from The abstraction Of goods
from packages mpcrccy secured ue Board Of Forward
err of the CITY Of Neiurk have fell their duIy vel
for the security Of the merchants themselves 10 adopt the
following resolution
Resoircd Thai viii receiyh IN shipping order
any boxes Of dry gOos, BATS. caps, straw goods
boots or shos destined Tor tie We unless such boxes
c,scs ore properly tspei ard sealed when shipped nor
sny casks containing gos Of any description
less such boxes well strapped or hoOped before
shipment n. HOLT. President
Gfopcr TRtcv Sscrefarv t2f n
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PAPER-PAPER-
llD CASES i0w p1cr Cap and Letter Paper
-~VO loo cases me Cap AMI Letter Paper.
lton0 rtsrs ~ straw Wrapping
7ooa realms Of RAJ Wrapping Paper
loo realms Of Hardware Paper
Ieol rcln- Of EnveJp Paper.
- resins ~ white and co.osed ssue Faper
600 realms Of co.ored Paper
81 tons Hanging Papers
90 tons Binders Huzrcs.
10 tons Trlus Boards
rs tons Ba1ibOx B1anis
SD tons Sheafhms Paper
leo gro>s Bonnet Boards.
For sale a. the i1W 81 market prices BY
myS0 I'm CYRUS w. FIELD co, ~ Clf-st.
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"ECCE SIGNum.r

A CKERMAN'S new and beautifully Carved Letters have
n superseded everything IN the market and the demand
FOR. thefn i every DAY increasing sm0s every country
merchant In town calls 20 them. snt TEA CAL with
out purchasing sign They are IN style. unique 10
shape and form rded win The hes, refined gold. var
rauted fade easy OF transportation and above AL
cheap cheap cheap. A. the beauty snd nuslcd Nurs an
snip o. these letters attracted such universal aienoH
.nd er superiority any other description Of signs =
80 onFious an impression : naturally formed thai the In
crease Of expense ike ratio. but viii guarantee
70 furnish these letters the les cost than he
ordinary gt sign ACKERMAN
mNlI I'm i0l Nassau az between Fulton and Ann
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67 ND 6a FORsYTH-sr gp FLOOR, REAR

81 AND go FORsYTH-sT. So FLOOR, REAR.
II ID. BKYANT'- Clock Movement Mandatory
H. and general jobbng estahshmeuf-pressing turning
and drilling brass iron steel; aso small gear wheels ana
pnOns CIT for clocks teegrsphc machnes or models or
for any other purpose required. Models made 70 order
any kind % clocks repaired by wckmen who understand
their business and warranted for year This establish
has facilities second other In this city country
for al the above knfs II work The trade supplied with
Movements and Trimmings such balls, rods hands, keys
bells, and all other small articles pertaining TO The clock
usds my& In
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GAS FITTING.

As PHlLBIN respectfully inform their friends and he
~. public that having been requested hy he MANHsTrAS
GAsLfGHr COMPANY % engage In he Gasfng business,
they have taken the Workshop Office lately occupied
hv the Company. - Nerccr one door fellow eecFer-
e. and now prepared 20 attend o oicrs n ilai depart
neni Of business DO all is branches They intend keep
on hand an assortment of he best and latest patterns 4
brackets pendants, msnfe ornaments chandeliers &C
deIers &c altered 10 burn gGs Also gas fixtures lakt q
down. cleaned. rebruuzei. laccuered
Plumbing attended 90 formerly. NJ Devsf snd l76
Mercer-s Orders Tor ga 6ung e 60 Devf wi be a..
tended promptly They refer 20 the Manhattan GlLi ghi
Company, and also "a The following LeHeuen. Of
whom are recurs Of he Company lsluc- Donaldson.
El Henry Young, Esq Jas Roosevelt. 20 Moses Taylor,
E-q Daniel Feanl-. EsQ. ". n. smith. E.Q
y B.-Pauicuia attention pad To- tfing up dwellings.
stores, public holdings sready occupied, well ~
those IN progress ~ building. a5u
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HrRoIC CONDUCT OF NOUNG LApY.-A little
chljs hfc was saved yesterday almost miraculousy
IL lett IN wagon in Broadway. whle It's car Il
parents went next door 60 DO some shopping Dunng
their s0-oncc something frightened the team and
they went down like a gale Of wind. Just as
they passed Herkimerst young lady Of acQuant.
the danger approaching and IN an instant pre-
pared to the little fellow Throwing her hat an
shawl ON the sidewalk she made sprn- for the tail of
the wagon Just 10 dsftns 10y her and. a. good
luck would have IT, caught IL hrmiy. the momentum Of
the wagon jerking her inside of the box She immei
lately osspcd the child la her arms and Selling a-
Norsole moment sprang 20 the ground without injury
either to h.rsoi or the hitlc founding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10
rUrTLE,s RABY JuMPER.

Pgte1ed ~ ne Laid SIfes. FyaHoe, and Gyen Britain
ffNkkl MOTHER should prov % these useful
u sruce- for the teatifll Of her little children
That they have been highly useful iu prOnO tie health
cOfon Of nfaDE daily testified hy thousands who
have them ip For living s1ppOn and strength 10
invads they dali recommended by the most eminent
physicians For sale wholesale and retail The general
depot, 81 Broadway. GEO ". FUTILE,
Psientee and Proprietor.
Dealers cautioned against purchasing any b1 such
stamped "TDuies Patent" myl0 I'm