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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ fowlcr- a Wells, Phrenoiogists and
Publishers. Clncn Hail. Isl SGss4l-s- noar Zee t&rk
~ Mrs. n. =. Gove Nichols, Naler-Cnre Physi-
sa = LsAns .oa-sv Consultations iron 10 4 d. 10 ~
~ =. w. Gloves, Dentist, SST Hndson-st oppo-
ste Greenwich Sank, NeW-lork. C&ce h0urs frln 8
o'clock a. N. 10 Pm. js.s Ia
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-. FOR SAIE.-rhe subscriber will sell On reason
LIZ. able terms the house and lot occupied by mm.
situated on the corner fronting the depot OF the New
York and New. Haven Railroad Company, and within
about my rods Of the Steamboat Landing There barn
and other suitable oubuidings and cOnveuiences, also
large variety Of fruit THIS opportunity IL such an one a.
rarely occurs II the above property 10 not sold pror 20
June 3d. Il will on that dag be offered public sale and
possession given immediately required For farther par
cuar- inquire of the subscriber the premises or Of the
70 oyvi NJ gentlemen in New York, VIZ O. WI son
Cortland..t Thos Hall, Esq. 0S Broadway, Lewis
THOMAS c HANFORD
Norwalk Fairheld Co Conn. June II. 1912
A O. D "a y y
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TO LET.

a FURNISHED ROOMS, well vsnalsed, 70 b
81 e. without board, 10 Mansy-st n.y. u"
O. TO LEr-Tne l,rr- house rs Mereer-st contain.
r. ing IS roous furnished uniauisned Possess oa
gwen Immediately. Inquire "a ibe pfsHises 80 u
g. BOARDING HOUSE LET and furniture
&. Tor sale Address u NJ 81 nus otce
~ W.
- TO LET-Part Of houses e Avenue {. SO FOaliA-
81 and S9 Sls1-st having Cro;on stef and o.ne
- couveniences Apply a. - Avenue B. a. $ : or
Oeloek. le-l O.
- TO LET-To small. gen'eei family, par OF house.
~. - Sprue-st fcarth door On EIdso1. Tie house
- very des.rab.e one, AL vii ee .e' low = g-u
teel tenant - Nv
& To LET.-rhe second and third stories q e
- guire OF CHAS. LOCKWOOD ~ L.ocfi3-sl
g. COUNTRY SEAT TO LET Oh FOR SALE
Ia. A houss ana garden on Lcr- Island sound aooli
- oae mi r. from the rslroad depot 20 N o-1, Norn
The house Sd by 3d. VITA iclen siiacAcl 800 ~
piazrss on sl SIDES Of The hQuse. both ~ me % - ai
second there "a acres 81 ANA arc ltu 'eli
be- sch OF three 10 extent that peiong 10 zoe P'e9
sboa he house are many shade s-a n" -
q most desirable sumner residence TIE sfoanes Sc
wei arranged. AM The bathing aad n.an9 exec eHt IN
aa.re of lj,s nj BLUNT u Na.l-s-
TO LET
q. THAT VALUABLE wATERROWER. a. Maion'
u. Ulster Co on ti- bank 90 he llsun Ire tAirc-
neveraing stream, with horizontal >coich wteei lAl
mediate possess given for part or the whole, a. may
be desired l. Is OF The tnes privileges IN me safe
FOR small business. such As comonaknS, button
srool hiding sa-plae. cumcpafe. or tnrninE &C &C
Access 70 marke,stesnboats land four anies day
Terms made easy. Inquire 81
SPELNAN s FRASER. So CeiaT-st Ny. or Of
n J. JEWErr. Pou. hseepsle. or %
CRAFTS 4 SMITH. CA the premises ieN iF'
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rs PURSUANCE order Of hs sarrxas 81 the Nousp
l N-e feH noo- hefshy gwen g. al r-r-ons ts < 49,
agsr. JOSEPH l. PETERSON of tn- tf1 . NJ IA q
rs.-s % ps-.-a, oh. ~ s1u,hsr, 'h- ' ah
,er Al N. uhDs N-.tr-f t- CN ni ~ f.fs
thify day OF Jay nett-nsi- N-s Ns 80 ith
isy q jsalsy, $50. ID hANp'lfh NANlN
fseNu
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,. FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT n
-r-s- ,OppO-IrION BUAr FOR ALBA.

-. My DlRECT.-ArdWng In Albany IN ses
on.4& Tor all the earliest steamboat uslns
aud other cOnveyances. Passage 81 cents. The low.
pressure steamboat EUREKA, Capt Waterbury, vii
leave the pier Al foot Ut barclay Monday Wednes
day sud Friday ao o'clock. For passage ~ freight, az
ply board This boat has been completely fcnsNed,
her accommodations Of the mOs admirable klna
Freight taken al the lowest prices. ieb
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sotc- hereby 70 ~ feaves sai neli 81 a. o. JoaN
WOODS ofths City Of Me- fors esrpsrsf t-~,s 49,
alleged " have dsd iatssas that .hs sp to Ne safss
County Of Yoe Tor letters Of dmo.ta'nn th
the luh 81 Jay % scocs
forenoon Dated Ns~ fors June b., So
JAWS fHAfFR Pah'e sfrrsf.tas
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=, rnE nAIRY FARNI nE pnn ACRE-. BID

10 longing 10 David $ Mills, az New Town, L. upon
- upon which ne rosdes)is offered for stle-the
whole or In parcels The weknown reputation Of the
above farm furnishes fully is character and atgantages
being second ia the Union AS" me entire stocA
&C Belonging 70 the same. For terms, apply % n Megs
American Institute, n Y. or DAVID ; MILLS, ou the
premises. 5 miles from WlAamsburgh Ferry on Jamaica
fIrnnIke rOad lesl Im-
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EOR SALE

- IN THE VILLAGE or BLOOMFIELD. y. J. four
II. aes from Newark ope-siOry and sttic house, Win
~ good basement three-Cuarters OF an acre OF land
well stocked with fruit trees. Its within I've minutes
wax Of the church. school snd stores Communication
with New-York SIX or eight umes day Ine prem So
are well fenced Inquire OF J c WARD. 255 Pesr.-s 90
OF JOHN BIDDULPH. on the prem scs. lelS Ing
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~ FARM FOR SALE.-The farm known ne ne
70 Mott farm situated one snd half mile Eas Of inc
- New-York and New Haven Railroad Depot 10 Ne"
Rochelle, Weschester County, N Y lying between N"
turnpike road and Long Island Sound SAD iarm con,
tAins acres and be divided into ihree afh- s1
each have large water front Inquire Of the snhscnoef
on the premises fiel9 lm-l WILLIAM SCOTT
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~ Wis. wis.. Wi~-,-C15,.,.

-, ' 49, " 80 WIS .-Clureas AID strangers
AZ ~ ~ llt ne largest cheapest and lest assor
Usrl OF wigs hsw - pees arsis Of ions 80 "a
Cllar cTnailrnial lsr Be found a. NEoarrSr i
HEADS, y Maiden .Aas Aas traae saPpAsS. jels IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the
- unders gned, Commissioners aud Inspectors OF Com
mon Schools for the glieen Ward the Office Of the
erk Of the Board Of Education lPark Bldingsl unul
Monday. the "a day Of July proumo, Al O'Clock for
heatng and veutdtng by means of furnaces the school
house being erected In Twenteth-sL near Frstav.
ene In their Ward Each proposal must be aceomp tnied
by full description Of the mode proposed % be adopted,
and must provide for Summer well Winter venlls.
Ion GSgpedl ROBERT KELLY,
JOHN ID RUSS
Comrn's-iouer. { : Eighteenth Ward
CHRISTOPHER Y. WEMPLE,
JAMES W. GERARD,
Inspectors c. ). Eighteenth Ward
Dated New-York, June is 1873. ielsZ Nv
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lS,,--,ssss..,.lsn connection with us Houss'onc al
Naug stuck Railroads. The STEAMER MN
ROD leave. Of Markets. every day sunJsys except
ed a. II A. ~ Freight received M Nc~fOra ihfOYsh ths
day until O'clock Pm. Horses and carriages takea
t.lII In
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mao % = AAlae4ls- whose classic ~ Of cut,ng
- efes-ins halr deserves trsl-raie Dolcr. have
--f'el 1- plan q furnishing every customer With tgo
sea a-f orlsacs Ias ceT4-aly acme Of e.ean.
-e's A-4 eel-ofi ic.5 In
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NrEw-YORR AM uARLEM RAILROAD
PROPOSALS.

BANANA RAILROAD COMPANY FOR THE
4 CONSTRUCTION OF A RAILROAD ACROSS THE
ISTHMUS or PANAMA-SubscnpuOn for the csPilal
stock Of this Company, the amount Of 81 o00O. adj
dressed to the under SEAL and enclosing
40 upon each share subscribed will be received al the
BANK Of the State Of New-Yors, Walst Wednesday,
the Zh inst Shares 500 each No subscn ptlOn 10 be
binding unu the whole amount IL subscribed.
Prospectus and Pamphlet containing necessary iniOr-
mauon. may be had NJ the Bank.-June l6 lS4A
WILLIAM H. ASPiNWALL,)
JOHN l.. STEPHENS, Commissioners
HENRY CHAUNCEY. lelb lot
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~ WRter-Cure iBstiTutes.-Dr. IEALL receives
Pacns coumo10ls CITY esGb shneri, y La gt.-
- ode door iro > Jo1l psTk AID a. Oyster Bay l. l.
r lss also competent assistants for outdoor prarce
Sols4lt--o1s verbal or by letter, - ~ In
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PIANn.RnRrRs .per.on. ,hout nur

~PIANO-FOKTR~.-Per Persons about pur-
Ff-s--,--7 X3chasng Pianos will hnd 10 10 their advan-
FT11 1tage TO call st r. Glenn 4 Co.'S Manufscto-
j ~ j Try, Ig4 FUlion-st west Of Broadway
general assortment Of MahozOny and Rosewood Pianos
constantly hand which wll be sod low for cash A
proved paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms Pianos
loaned al reasonable prices. r. GLENN co
mvT a FuitOn--t
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Foreign Ports.
spoken, &c.

At B.l,. Honduras. yal. sns InPor.r, Deans, i1 wzias
toa l9T NlOfk. dse-s
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ONE CENT REwARD.-Ranaw

ONE CENT REWARD.-Ranaway from The sub
~ -rr h@r. Ou the "a day Of June. az, THEoDOhE
DEGROOT. an cnted apprentice from tie Aims ousr
TO the hardressng business He about II years OF age
rather tall ana Ofdark complexion, wiki black hair
and eyes AL persons forbid hsrborng or trusting
him and from employing him. under penalty OF the law
Newly June % l89. JOHN y. ROBINSON
ED ~. % Carmine-st
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OST-S25 REWARD-On Inc ? IN Of June, betw cen
IL Hampstead Branch and New York Cry. large-s Eed
Pocket Book containing about IS II bills and note OF
S0o The fnder viii bee paid TIE above reward ~ leaving
the same ~ the Tribune Oice a. } COcnues-shp.-
Payment has been stopped on the note. JED 81
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-One or two gentlemen, or gentle
ID man aud ady, can be accommodated with good fur
nshed rooms first second fOor, with small pri-
family, here there 10 other ooarders and ne
comforts Of home be enjoyed. Location f." doors
Of Broadway, west side. Apply Al - Li'pensd-'I
90 Ttrs
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WANTS.

yl-ANTED-Bya rpspec-sbi e Protest ,ni VOC 4 $500
w ssfaatou Il respectable private family -
FAD sni '-r r.d rer- rlr-- . 81 90 .sT4s
n lie reate-t manner. understands he rarr e
~ IN assist fr Uasling ard ironing Would fa.e le''
s-f1.-frI Cal - Mad -ou-si froni building - TOT
C.-v reference given. - =
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INC WIN FRou THE COTNTRY are

wanted. this day, 10 sell sKINNERs Cheap Pubics-
tons The CHEST commission allowed or fair wages bv
the month. arge stock Of Boston WORKS on hand, and
for sale very low Travelling agents viii DO vel % call
t.i- dav A. SkfNNERS NeH-YOfk Branch once. I'D
Broadway. room No. Z. up myji I'M
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IT, >srEAnBoAr NgyIsINK 70

ISs@<.~SGxz<<-~Ss SHREWSBURY Ocean Haze lL9g
Branch, Port Washington, BfOwr's Docs
iMddletowDD, and Red Bans-Nill leave west siss A
Peck-slp pier, Z. r. a. follows.
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roFARN FOR sALE-A desirable Farm OF 70
I'd acre, OF and Limestone soi suitable either for gram
-<-or grass, situated miles west OF Ne"blrgn,
Orange County On the premises are good house large
hsrn mani house sheds &C me fruit and excellent wa
ter Particulars Will be given VI application 70
ie2i ~ WRIGHT * LOSEE, IL Frontst
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ACCIDENT.

Driesbach bit by his Lion.-Yesterday
morning. at the National Theatre, Herr
Driesbach put newly imported tiger in
to the cage with the lion, lioness, and
lcopards, and supposing the animal to be
under sufficient subsection to secure him
from all danger, left the cage under the
care of the usual keeper. No sooner had
he got out Of sight than the lion made an
attack upon the tiger, and in an instant
both were clenched. and went at it ''tooth
and nail" They disputed every inch OF
room like we'll drilled generals. Dries
bach ran to quell the fight, with spears
and pieces Of joist, and atlast entered the
cage. But his power over the beast was
at an end. The lion seized him and
threw him down, tore his scalp on his
head. and bit him severely on his right
arm, which bled profusely. He made his
escape from the cage, with his clothes
completely torn from his back. Medical
aid was called. and from the last accounts
we learn his wounds. though extremely
painful, are not serious. 1t was for more
than three hours afterward that the lion
was subdued, and rendered obedien, &c
the keepers.-Boston Mail.
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CAT The WILLOW GARDEN. q

A large lot Of W hite Thorn Seed, by the quart
N or bush-i, with the Usage Orange and other
Seeds in any reasonable quantity, such as are
used for fencing. Vegetable anc + iour Seeds,
IN any quantity to suit the purchasers. The pro-
prietor will also furnish to order any quantity
under fifty thousand Young Thorn Trees Of prop
er sizes for tran>ptanting in hedge rows Also,
Ten Thousand Young Apple and Pear Trees OF
one years growth, with budded and grated frui,
Trees of nearly ell varieties of value in the
West, and OF sufficient size to transplant in or
chards. Also, Baisam Fur, White Pine and
other Ever Greens, by the dozen or thousand
annual biennial, aud perennial Plants OF nisny
sorts; Green House Plants of every variety, TO
suit the buyer, &c, &c.
UPlease call at the above named place,
where favors are thankfully receivedl and see,
GARDNER MENDENHALL.. Proprietor.
Richmond Ia, LIST mo. 10th, 1919. 3-if
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TIE WONDERFUL CURES MADE

highest standing To prescribe ii-f-s even Pro-
fessors Of the Colleges admit that il cures sf,es
everything else has failed
Dr. II. Cox. late Professor IN Cincinnati; Midi
cal College. Ollie. on sth .tr.e, ..y. n. -.
Mis- n. of Sro,f,lans conx,.,,,n,;... - ~
Rog.rs. I.,v.rwor, g Tar ai,.r ~. o.. r.v"
to Gir by a number Of .Ai!lfu, Ph,.;c n,
". Eicilar..s OF CinrInuiri SAY, ne cared NJ,
Charles " ace. Of Consumption with mi. r,.a..
cine after all Ia, other r.,uea,.s had faded
,-o- u = VT,
c',i,nni,. SO. :, III, ..,a,, - 80 OF
c's' af VI. X semen H.. .,e. ~ ,,.a IN :" ' ,s
W,s.,n,,,' If p,,,,o, orr. - ~. ~, ..
nom, of ,,y ,Tu yxi,,, ,,,,'no,,,. c.-
pom. % 'f.'h WIN p"'"onaly eosscsr TO-
,na r. II, -, ,.,. rseN' "
Ihr ia,. chr. Of M,- Esrs,, ~ ~
SIDES on Rae. street. ,h,.r aoa,. .,,".. r...',S
c,r,una,,. Is Trr,,r IN. mos, ,."s,. 49, 10
as,onisiiry ever recorded. Tb. lady h.s ,he
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Principal Office I26 Fuiton Street, Ner YORK,
and I05 South Pearl Street, -Attany.
Wondc CT and Blessing Of the ASe-;he most
Extraordinary Medicine in The World.
Con um pi ion CUred.-Cieanse aad strength
EN-. Consumption can be cured Bronchitis,
Consumption Liver Complaint. Colds, CatarTh,
G oughs, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, Soreness III
the Chest Hectic Flush, y ght Sweats, d. or
Profuse Expectoration, Pain in tie Side, &c,
have been and can be cured.
This extract is put up in Quart Bottles; 1t is
six times cheaper, pieasanter. and V arranted SUI
perior to any sold. 1t cures disease without vom-
ting, purging, schening or cebllItatIng the Pa
tent.
Fit! Fits: Fit>:-pr. Townsend not having
tested his SarsaparIlia in cases of Fits, Of course
never recomine nded il, and was surprised to re-
ceye the following from an Intelligent and re-
spectacle Farmer in Westchester County:
Fordham, August ID. 1917.
DR.. Townse nd--Dear Sir | have little girl
seven wears of age, who lris been several years
afflicted with fits tried almost every thi ne
for her, but without success; at last although We
could fi,d recomrue nj alton III our circulars
for cases like hers, thought as She was in very
delicate health we would give her some OF your
Sarsapariia. and are very glad we did, for 1t not
only restored her strength, bat she has had no
return Of the Fits, TO great pleasure and sur
prise. She Is fast becoming rugged and hearty
for which we feel grateful
Yours, Respectfully.
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r. NJ. LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

TStockholders in the Y. VI. Literary Asso-
citation. meet the first Monday evening in March
next (5th), at their Hall. for the purpose Of cleo
ting President and six Trustees. for the ensuing
year. A general attic ndance Of members 10 re-
specifically requested. u. W. DAVIS, Pres't.
Nv. EovLKE, Sec'y.
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II AWRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD. =
IL always kept for aIs ss d. dswslls Do
Store No. is Mais street. =
November Is. le4e. lJ-0s
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LlNERW WORT AND TAR.
AZ lJO,OOODly: m

Annually Of Consumption in the Cmifed
States, Yet how many could have been saved il
they had resorted to Dr. Rogers Live,wort and
Tar in season. THOUSANDS upon 1mous ssos nrs
now trstfing that it has saved their lives aud
restored ITEM to Iealih-No one need DEsrAiaa
though vour physicians aud fric nds give you up
to DE-. you cannot be worse than Mrs. Rowe,
OF Staunton. who was given mp by her Doctors
and friends To DIE with the last stage Of Cox.
We publish her certitic ate in addition
TO the vast number obtained in Cincinnati, to
show that the cures il makes are not consned u
that City alone, but IN every place where ~ has
been introduced. Read what she says:
This is to certify, that some months since,
WIS taken " it'll pain in my side and breast:
called in the aid Of several phi, sicians. bu. they
failed to give me any relief, and for the space Of
one year | grew rapidly worse. In addition To
this, was attacked with n violent cough al.
though an excellent ply stefan lived in the SEINE
house. and used the greatest exertioa, aud paid
the strictcst attention, Il baflled all his skiti-
two others were called in, ono Of which was an
aged and sklful physician, but all their efforts
proved alike nnavailing. Al last, IA physi,.ian
who " as attending camp citing in the neigh
borhood, came to see me, and declared that
could not last more than one day longer: also.
all Of the vast number who came TO see inc be :
lieved that n few daysat most must nd my sih-
iy career Ny friends mere called in 10 see ms
die. But my brother at this CRISIS (lteurinr If
The astonishing cures performed BY DR.. X og.ry'
Compound Syrup of liverwor. aud Tar,) we nj
to Chilicothe and back, distance Of sixty miles.
III hours, to get some Of the above yne. in.
CONNIE need taking il, and strange 10 tell be- 70
had used half bottle, the cough was ~ne.rciy
cured; from this time recovered rapidly, snl
when | had used two bottles, ! was able to as.
snmc my family vocations usually. T am
fully satisfied that If IL had not been for this ex-
&c ii,nt medicine. | would now be in nv fraye
and must IN justice say, that truly return NV
SINCERE thanks Ia the inventor OF tins price Ie,s
medicine, aud would recommend all persons af-
.iicted with diseased lungs 10 give Il "a trial.
HARRIET ROWE.
/ We the undersigned. do ceri,fy, that this &c.
count Of Mrs. Rowe IL correct we bring person.
ally acquainted with all The circumstances
PETER +. MATTHEW'S
J.. L. JOHNSON,
THOMAS CRAIG.
JOSEPH EVANS.
Stanton, Ohio, Feb. 7. ls47.
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DORSEY'S CELEBRATED vERNlEU0E
L. remedy usssrp.assd for sxpsiIiag ssns
-warrsnted 70 eestain sethisg - . pessesos
character, but - simple il IL sesiss as6 - -
its application. The above nssdiciss fer saIo
only by HAINES T. FAR0UaAR.
Richnssd. Dee.27 Ie4S. ~
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NV NAIANMAA MNIEA,
Richmond Indiana.

1uNHE subscriber wishes to call the att ption
i of the travelling public to the fact that he
has returned to his old Stand,
(THE NATlONAL
that he has put the House, az well as the whoie
establishments, in first rate order for the accom-
mod alton ofthe travelling public, with the defe r
mination that he will not be oufdone In the
vest for kind and close attention to those that
NAV favor him with a call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment of his
guests-In short, he is determined to keep .
good and orderly house, and make every per-
SON that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be as low as any house of the kind in the west
mo man shall 60 away dissatisfied il in his pow
er to prevent Feeling thankfuffor past favors,
he hopes to be sustained by his old frie nds and
customers. Amy favor will be thankfully re-
ceiyed, and, in his humble way shall be returned.
DANIEL D. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb. 9, ls47. 43-45tf
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Clark Division, No. 8, Sons Of Temperate
Meet every w ednesday evening, at 81 o'cloc
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A WoxAS is now living in Boston. in
full possession Of her faculties, aged lol
years.
ACosTLY Jvo-It is sumored that the
nsw Jail il Boston, will cost the city from
o]0O, 900, TO o5Oo.O0U.
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.tASADORAS, Priueipes and Regalias, Just
7 ! from New York, at No. ~, Main street.
IRWIN REED.
Nav. 4, 1915. 6-sf
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"yAr1n0cD PrSSSnps
L. LANSEED OuL..-This oil as all
painters know, is superior to that made with
the old fashioned presses. A supply of this oil
from Fahnes,ock * Howel!s' mill Is always on
hand and for sale at DR.. uowells Drug Store,
No. 10 Main Street.
November 10. SIS. Att:
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Philnnthropic Division, No. 42, s. Of t..
Meet every Monday evening, at 81 o'clock
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In accordance with the suggestion Of differen,
Medical Societies in Indiana, the "Ind lana polls
Medical Society" give notice, that there will be
a State Medical Convention held at Indianapo-
lis, on the first w ednesday Of juno next. for the
purpose Of forming State Medical Society. II
is hoped that there will be full represe ntation
from the differ mt local associations, as well as
by Physicians, where NO such organization ex-
lists. BY order Of the Society.
T. BULLARD, Cor. See.
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M f. T. TINGS
Nv .
AZ
EEN

Indiana Mon. No. 2, d. OF t.,
Meet every Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
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Meet on Friday evening Of each week, at s.
o'clock.
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The Franklin Institute,
Meet every Saturday evening at their Hall in
the Morrison Building, at early candie-iighting.
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NOUNG HySON, IMPERIAL, GUNPOW-
II DER, aud BLACK TEAS, for sale by the
subscriber; and warranted TO be good.
G.. MCCULLOUGH.
jan. %, Ie49. 5-tf
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We are authorized to announce Viii.
liam B. Barnes, A. . candidate for the
legislature, subject to the nominating
election.
We are authorized to announce James
H. Hunt - . candidate for the legisla.
ture. subjec: to the nominating election.
We are requested 10 announce Henry
Dutserrow ~ . candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the Wing NOM
inotion
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THE Richmond Lyceum.
Meet at the Public School House, on Friday
evenings, at early candle-lighting.