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rur Pennsylvania ST = an, N:
sn.6ss 70 and LIVERPOOL PHILADELphA
ehnufp cO Intend running then new S'eamsn'ps -
&'sss: ,,ypn 300. Cart. ". c. stcscssusy.
&$YOT PIT Is,rST,rp ois5 Capt W. o Campbell
~ OF NAMING $40 Capt Rott. Leiteh.
en- ~ ~ YHILADELPHlA'zSSS Ssp.'
Gil FROM PHiispflPhA. nh Tai,
80, ar AScoW Thursday, IHhJay
HIf VI VIZ from LIVERPOOL.
~, ,ccoW "Wednesday, iNh June
rYTY OF GLAs..,U,ycT1rp ihont zjih July.
my OF MANtnnrxSiH" vWadnessay. 18Th AGg ust.
cffY OF GLAsGGUUwwt About list September
kAlEe w TRox LIVERPOOL.
IRON PHILADELPHIA; s.ooa q Guineas
Saloon 90 Dollars CABIN Ses hnt
Csin. ,.,es include Provisions and stewalus T' N
1sss ~ iorors which can be had on oo1 nd C.la.
Bs wlass steamships ply between LNerP"oi snd o,heY
InsaT,. Rotterdam, Leshorn, hafseihes a." 10
gsw;.r.nean perts by which goods can y. S sics
neoi IA n. nee by this line to Phans pms viii
lmenpI Ms AIR limited number OF passens i,s in
WIZ orr AND HOME for $500 IN the saioon AM s,,sna
Sssn sta,e- rooms The aocomnooAuons ana d snryeon
NJ 10 found most superior. An ~ soS ney
nes " raTred on each ship Freight on Inc goous phs
and prin,age An goods sent 70 the s annomy and
49, s .nd Liverpool win be forwarded WIN eco'O"'
,ch For freight or passage, apply toa ph;,,dsphia
ssrss]fcN AS Mo HARRISON. New Iors anu o'""
1pnSu ARDSON BROTHERS % LIv.' NV
ssiiST p HENDERSON co Glasgow.
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SUPREME COURT
SUPERIOR COURT

nv EW-YUKK SUPEKIUh CUURI.-
George HarInge against Catherine Hardn9e, suit for
divorce Wan Hoyenbergh, Plaintiffs Attorney. To
CATHERINE HARDINGE: You are hereby summoned
and required the compliant IN this action which
was b,s day fled IN the Office Of the Clerk N the Superior
Court of the CITY of NewYork, at ths City Hall, New
York City and copy OF answer TO the said
comp,ain on the subscriber at his office No 334 Broome
street CITY Of NewYork, within twenty DAYS aiter the
service Of this summons YOU exclusive Of the day OF
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff th.s action Will
apply to the the relief demanded the compliant
M VAN HOVENBERGH, Plaintiff Attorney,
wig iaw6ws. No 334 Broome-street. Sew-York.
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INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-Ihe

a. nsy az ee August it, 1851 viii Be Pad sa ,ast a.y
ysHESREEp, KH4PSRX TX No o WsL:rsss 6.
al The HECb "a, ~ edsed on WEDNESDAY yaly a.
n e ss1Ss ss SsroS he re-
transfers WI sass effect August LIST, is5iConptFeliers
Office Ns.-YOrs los JOSEPH sa T. TAYLOR Comptroller
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--Public
SAMUEL. n. DE MOTIF
I EsASc WM SlS sMIFS Assessors
NOTICE.-Public no

4 NUKPUKAIIUN NUI 10 E.-Fubllc no
tee is hereby gwen the owners occupant
or OCCUPANTS of all Houses and Lots. Improved
proved Lands affected thereby that the following Assess
m.nts have completed by the Assessors and lodged
office Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination.
BY all persons interested, viz For REGuLATlNG GRA-
yfth. Thry-sixth Thirty seventh and Thirty eighth
streets between Firth aud sixth The limits en-
hraced such include all the several Houses
and Lots of Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels Of
situated both SIDES Thirty hfh, Thirty sixth.
Thuy-seventh and Thirty eighth streets, b>tween Filth
and Sixth avenues All whose interests Affect
ed by the above named and who opposed
TO the same, either Of them requested TO present
their objections writing to the undersigned at their Of
nee No Hall of Records within thirty DAYS from the date
Of this Bureau Of Assessments, Street De-
partment. July ~. 1881
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,)
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Spring and SUMNER ARRANGE
~ MENTS-NEw LINES for PHILADELPHIA va

Spring and SUMNER ARRANGE
~ MENTS-NEw LINES for PHILADELPHIA va
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD. MORNING
LINE leaves Pier No North RIVER foot OF Baiter-pla
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted al oclock NJ by the splen
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John SIMPSON Tor
South Amboy thence by the superior cars Of the Company
10 Camden reaching Philadelphia at l2l NJ stopping a
Spo;tswoo West Prospect Plans Cranberry station,
Hlgh;stown, CeneUhe, Newtewn, Sand Hills, Borden
town and Burlington .,
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily SUNDAYS excepted
at Y NJ South Amhoy to Camden, arriving al fhla-
delphia at 81 M stopping az Spottswood. West hshtS-
town Bordentown Burlington Beverly. Rancocas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth passengers by ether TRAM
fare So cents. .
Breakfast dinner and supper provided on board the steam
boat John Potter.
leave ty steamboat TRANSPORT Capt John Gould daily
lSundays excepted al 81 O'clock NJ Tor South AmuTy
proceed v cars 10 ore atown and take steamboat 70 r
1INGToN and arrive ~ Philadelphia next morning a o
O'Clock. Fare 81 81.
Fy pounds cf baggage allow ei each passenger 70 te
earned the rSk of is owner hut nothing VIII ne received
considered a. baggage, except wearing aptafel
m9S ] BLISS, Agent.
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NEW YORK g. NEW HAVEN RAIL

IN R0AD-Summer Arrangement. On and after
Canal 81 Station near Broadway Passengers also received
at the NewYork and Harlem RaIosd Once Fven'y-sev-
/. Accommodation Tram at J AM. for New-Haven and
all intermediate Passengers from Way Stations for
RaiIros viii take thus train and stop at Bridgeport Pas-
,engers Cor Boston Providence Worcester Hartford Spring.
and JON Express Tram NewHaven Passengers for the
Canal Railroad Will take thus tram 70 New Haven
port and New Haven, thence Hartford Springfield, Con-
nectcut River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston
Passengers for Canal Railroad will chanra at New
Haven. Passengers for the HousaOnc Railroad 20 State
Line Albany and P'sfeld and for the Naaga,nck Raul
Accommodation Tran at O'Clock, AN for New-Ha-
for Stations on the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
viii remain over at New Hayen until ~ Passengers
three to FIVE hours New Haven Hartford, Springfield.
at any Station wheret the EXPRESS Tram receives
Passengers by this Tram for the Canal Railroad Will remain
al New Haven until g. PM
SPECIAL Tram at ilI3PM for Pot Chester and inter-
s. Express Tram at 3P NJ for Stamford Norwals Bridge
port and New Haven thence to Hartford Springfield Wor
Ho"saionc Railroad 70 Psfeid and With Tram Of Na1-
gautuok Rair9ad On SATURDAYS this Tram connects with
6. Accommodation Train at 4P.M. for New-Hayen and
intermediate Stations
g. Special Tram at 6 sOPM for Port Chester and inter-
"''''A'e ''a' TRAINS TO NETWORK
Special tram at 20 NJ from Port Chester, stopping
Q Communication Tram at A NJ from New Haven, stop
ping at all the intermediate stations.
8 Accommodation Train at IS AN from New Haven
stopping at all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Naugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport
T. Accommodation Tram at 9 80 A NJ from New-Haven
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven Canal and Naugstuck Rail
road
S Express Tram at Is PM lin connection with the Ell
press Tram from Bes;On from ewHaven, stopping al
Bridgeport Norwalk and Stamford, receiving passengers
from the Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport, and Canal
Railroad at New-Hayen.
Special Train at IS p NJ from Port CHESTER stopping
at ali intermediate stations.
T. Accommodation Train at 90 NJ treceving passen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from Boston, from
New Haven. stopping at all intermediate stations.
g. Express Tram at Is =. NJ. (or IN connection WIN
Express Train from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport Nor-
walk and Stamford arriving In NewYork at II g = NJ
Evening Train from Ptsfed connects with this Tram at
Bridgeport.
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
seats IN the Cars.
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NEW YORK and NEW ORLEANS

IN STEAMSHIP LINE.-The new and elegant delbIe-
srsne steamships UNION, 800 tuns burden, Capt l. 8
psdd WINFIELD SCOTT e. 100 tuns burden, Capt X N
ssv Coujllsrd compose tins line, and will leave NEW
YORK and NEw-ORLEANS on the list and 18th of each
.mth AT o'clock in the afternoon, except when those
dates aI ON Sunday when the ships viii leave Monday
same hour. - - ~cor,, -, -. n.y.. VI, -, - =.
Arsf ofeyey month"; and the UNION the 18th OF every
month, for New Orleans. . , -. ,
khs have been built with great and cost and
M stI on expense spared 20 strength speed and
como They are every respect first class sea steamers
To freight or passage apply follows For steamship
union 10 SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO, 49, oath-st
Fer steamer Winfield Scott, 70 nm .,
IA meet the wishes Of shippers the propret0s OF
this line decided to reduce the rate Of eighe on
Measurement goods TO 30 cents per CUBIC ioot my'V'I
NOR CHARLESTON-The splendid
II and favorite steamship SOUTHERNER, Capt. John
Dickinson will leave Pier No. North River on saturday
July i2,h at O'Clock p M precisely For freight apply
on board, and fer passage 10 - - =,
Tvs lw SPOFFOkD. TILESTON co 90 Son,n.s.
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k'OR HARTFORD.-Change of DAYS.
- Passage 81 80, Emigrant Deck Passage Sl.-The
ppt&snef HERO Captain ' X kins viii leave from East
IN, III Steamboat place PECK slip; every TUESDAY
TUESDAY and SArCRD AY AFTERNOON. az 4
sA For further information Inquire II tne Captain
ee-ia. or Of SAXTON i WEBB. il2 SoUtkst W II
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1 HANGE of HOURS-Commencing
y lnne Q llAl Il AZ 400 and PAIERSAN RAIL

D. Jshe ., l&5l.-kAMAPO aud PATTERSON kAlL-
apS-kxpcss Trans leave Srtcm>. a. follows, OF On
- sfriss II the Ere trains At soclock VI stoppng
~ kamssy's, Hohokus. Paterson, HGvlers and BOIL
sRtas ot c'c.ocS NJ, stopping only at Hohcsos,
'ssseh ard Boiling Spring
Lave NssNoTA al o'clock A. NJ. stopping only AZ Pat
~ and HohVkus at o'clock NJ stopping onis al
60 s~S hnase, Paterson and kehokas; at 6oclocA fS
~~SIAk esdy At Bolsag Sprng. Hayler's anu Rasseys
apress trains Market 1t station. Paterson,
tork al .! vi and 81 and les VI. or on the
SIgen on signal
n5PM ~ w
.r.Aihl non TRAINS leave Paterson al a and III
..Nh 4 N and a O'eloek pm Leave Ntwsi0fk ~
$500 ~ AID aud 81 o'clock p NJ.
SScNbths-l save Paterson at n o'clock A VI. and
,.NrNss ! NJ Leave N.w-Yors at 9 o'clock A NJ snds
'~eSs I'M. myief
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C,TpFFT DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

SIKEEl DEF MIN l., W.
- OF Records Public notice Is hereby gwen ma. az
flraIng Resolutions been presented 10 tne poa'
Assistant Alderm en- To FLAG slDEWALkS, ,m, ys
l39 and IlI East Broadway To SET CUhb aha yo sbs
sTONES On 3tth-st 9th and 10Th Az: wnss ~
sama are not now set All persons interested hass ,,ar
ecfons thereto are requested T. present mem ss al
10 the undersigned. at his Office, on VI peioie '"' -
July mst.-July O. 1851 noonr street. Conf.
fx9
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SUPREME COURT-In the matter o.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
~ the application If the Mayor Aldermen and Common
alty the Cry New York. relative TO the II
-FIRST-STREET,f from Tenth-avenue 20 the Hud-
son River in the City of NewYors Public notice here
by by the MAYOR Aldermen and Commonalty of the
City of NewYork pursuant to statute IN such case made
and provided that the SAID Mayor Aldermen and Com
monay of the City Of NewYork intend 20 make applca-
ton the Supreme Court of the State a NewYork, al
Special Term of the sand Court be held a. the City Hall
OF the City Of New York, SATURDAY the 10Th day Of
July 1851 at the opening OF the Court on that day or rs
soon thereafter Counsel he heard for the appoint
ment Of Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment IN the
above entitled matter that the nature and extent IF the
Improvement the opening Fyfirststreet, from Tenh
avenue TO the Hudson RIVER the City of NewYork
laid out upon the map plan Of the City Of NewYork by
virtue of an Act entitled An act relative To improvements,
touching the LAYING If and Roads the City OF
New York and for other purposes passed Apn 3D. 1901
HENRY Z. DAVIES.
70 ffp( srrrpy aefan
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a., MEDICINES.
49,. HATCHITTS
Com pOu N d Extract of
COHO H.

rIAAIS Medicine, heretofore. has been confined al
Il most entirely tn domestic practice, being know
only IN the Pioneers of the West and those having
communication with the Indians. With but few
exceptions, IL has entirely escaped the attention OF
the Regular Physician and is altogether unknown
in popuious portions OF the county.
LIS medical properties more powerful and va
ried Than any other plant known TO the american
Florist. -.s. .I.
IT Is POWERFUL ToSIc Curing Chills and Fe-
vers OF long standing, when Quinine and other Ton
les have failed
Is Is A STIMULUS Increasing the secretions OF
the EEORehial Neuegs Membrane, il cures Asthma.
Bronchitis and Pulmonary Consumption.
In IS Ana LTERATTE-- Having more powerful
efact upen the Liver Than any known vegetable; II
cures dyspepsia, Costiveness, Jaundlce and all bH
ions diseases. - ..-
IRIS ANTIscoRBUTIc-I Ii being proved hey OBd con-
Iraeiclion that it NIL cure Seroiua Scurvy, and all
diseases caused by impure blood.
IT'S DIAFHORETIc-Curing all diseases OF the
skin, such as Itch, letter, Scald Head. Pieurisy,
ErysipeIas, Scarlet Fever, Mea les, and Small Pox.
In IS DIJRETIG AND EMENAGoGUE-CuTing diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder. Hysteria. DeIanged
Mensirns,ion and Chronic Affections OF The Woab
~ 1t has proved To be unsurpassed as Nedi
cine for Rheumatism and Gout, Mercurial and Sy-
Bdatic DISEASES.
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MEDICINES.
J. w. BROWNS MIXTURE

A certain Cure for Gonorrhed and elect:
A LSO preventive for GonorrhGa and Syph-
IA ills. An ounce of prevention is bet
than pound of cure"
Many Certificates might be obtained, was i
10, for the nature of the disease. This has
stool the test for ten years in my haLds, withou.
a single failure either in cure or preventative
cured many cases of many years standing.
which lad become changed into the second stage
and were given up by the Physicians. Thi
Mixture will also cure Erysipelas Rirgworms,
Te;ter-worms, Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. II is used by rub
bing on we'll three times day.
A fair trial is all that is required to establish
all sci forth as cure and preventive.
Eg-Prce, : so per bottle. A liberal discount
to dealers.
kY-Shake the bottle before using. ~
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MORGAN & KEEN.
ALLIS & HCwES
W7HOI ESALE Dealers in Grocerie

NJ HOI ESALE Dealers in Groceries, LIQUORS,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, Shov.
els, Powder, ETC., etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock and would respectfully say 10 Mer.
chants Having had experience in he business OF
the West, almost as long as the West has he'd bus.
mess, they have ihor, u h knowledge oithe West
and its wants. guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters, such articles will suit Tie MARKET and
are prepared TO sell goods on as favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or Cncii na,;
To CANAL CoNTEAcToRs.-Wiu Sspecial view TO
Canal works, they have on hand, and will be con.
stanty receiving large lots OF Spades and Shoves,
Blasting Powder together with all Other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll nourish TIE body no
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy aborcrs
To FARMERS AND PRoDUCE DEALERs-They will
pay the highest market price for country produce,
and call particular attention to their very large
stock of Gunny Bags, " hch they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail 10 please
Nov. 9. 49-n 2l-tt:
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NCTICEl

) hereby given that petition will be presented
J. 10 tie next General Assembly of the State of In
diana. asking repeal OF much OF an act entitled
-" an act in relation TO Lamasco City, approved
January Is. $780," as Incorporates q portion of a
tract OF land conveyed by George B. Jones TO VIII
lard Carpenter, ny deed dated Ilth March, 1913,
ard recorded book +, page AGA of the records of
lands of Vanderburgh county, and also portion Of
- Stock wells Enlargement adjoining Evansville ~
The said land and lots having been Incorporates
into Tie limits OF said City without our knowledge
or consent and contrary TO our wish,s.
WILLARD CARPENTER,
JOHN NJ. STCCkWELL,
JOHN INGLE, JR,
JENKIN Il HUGO.
Evansville, Oct. 3, 80 Td&wtfl
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RI5LROADS AND Prank ROADS.

1 those who do not improve the present moments
are be.p1d tho-lih.cs. have Tor sale some OF tie
best upland IN tie couriy, part Of which IS wei!
improved. Il Is situate 10 miles due north OF this
city. and near tJe ,iueo i RalrOad The coniempla-
ted Plank ncad nii ran through some OF this land,
which. with the Railroad, will afford every facility
tor taking tie produce market. 100 acres are OF
tered and viii he sold in lots TO suit purchasers
The farm, known : the Uornbrook Farm, is part
OF the ianGs L9w Tor sac.
Il the above lands are not sold beGorehe first day
OF Juy next, they will lie sold at public auction. Ui
which due notice will he given. Title be! ond dis
pUte For terms apply 10
z. HOBNBROOK, NJ ain street.
Evansville. March 1. lc5O. mh5
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S935.994 Sc


Upon 1909 Policies now in force issued prior to-
Janus ry Isl lS49 Except term policies issued since
May tst, lS4S) the Directors have declared diyi.
dend OF 80 per cent on the premiums paid a, the ta
bic rates, being the profits Of is4S.-
The Directors having aid The losses that have
occurred. and reserved the SUM Of 1915 $50 IA and
the additional sum of $500 eco of declared profits
ment OF the first and second dividends lbeing those
declared on The Isl OF January 1877. and isf Jan
1873; those holding scrip TO be paid on and after
March ist, 1850; al which tine the Interest is to-
cease, Those whose dividends have been placed to-
their credit to receive the with interest by a
credit on their notes as they mature.
{. GILL, Actuary.
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NrsTErN NfARDLE.

TIE undtg-al,, 4 ilavi7g discovered Quarry OF
fine White Maule in Harrison County, Ind, has
up into S!aas suitable Tor Tombsiones, &c. Is BoG
pTepuTId furnish such articles NJ about one half
the price ihcy b9ve ieTVto!cie been furnished at
Ii receives very beautiful polish and is in every
way ecualio iao Marble furnished By the Vermont
Quauies. have ordered large lot shipped to Ev-
anSville, which viii he here during the comi g
month ANY ore needing Monuments, Tomb
stones, Furniture - orll OF any al every dcscrip
ton, would co we,l 70 examine our Western pro-
ducti0n before buring ! have been long engaged
in tire business md coll it equal if not superior to
any Alar.le ever offered in tie West.
apps lullwil COL. CROSS.
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PROOF! PROoF!!
DYSPEPSIA CURED,

DR. HATcHrrI: Having been afflicted with Dy IS
pepsia with all its mutiform symptoms lndiges-
tion, pain and uneasiness over the region OF the
stomach; haruence and eructicn: vomiting oil meals;
languor and debility; and having used, without
bottles OF Bulls Sarsaparilla, was induced to try
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. ] he use OF
two bottles cured of every trace OF diseases since
which time, spaeeof two months, have enjoyed
excellen; health. ss.rrtrsr
have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and il has given perfect salts
faction. sA 81
For all those diseases for which il is recommend
ed believe superior 10 any medicine IN use,
-. respectfully, p. G. O'RILEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, Ia
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fTTTN TTCEi

lust received by tlIe undersigned at their Auc
- Tin Room on " ater street. very general as.
Sortmcnt G.. Furniture Chairs Clocks. Lookng
GLASSES AND loo tIng Glass Plates, purchased for
Cash direct from The manufacturers, and consisting
in pait Oi " nlnut and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Se.,ll ond pain ;foht bureaus, Besieads, i ables
Stands Desks, SOFAS, a great variety OF CHAINS.
ClildIea ard Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Iirtu'c Frames, &c &c
Also. general assortment of Dry Goods and o
large lot at N@tlOas. Al of which they are deter
mined TO sell at CIV prices, NJ d 10 which the pat
ronage tthe puIlC is respectfully snicited.
Regular Auction sales every Wednesday and
Saturday NOt LSt.Y 81 NELS n
\. BIO or friends. y 10 SO generously assist
ed us in orr niis0riune, 0ccasored by The burning
OF The Belle ct lie West, we tender grateful
know led anents. w. Il N.
ia6 N
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CITY CUElNswAEE S1cRE.

CITY CUElNSwAEE S1CRE.
nv + ARE Just in receipioi ITO crates OF our fall
w imporinilons, Manufactured expressly fer
this market. aid comprising o iuil assorin 6nt Of
Flown Blue and Mulberry, in Dinner, Tea and
Toilet sets;
Willie Granite, dc do Go;
Light Blue Printed, do do do;
Common ware of all descriptions;
Which addition OLr former stock, and an ex-
tensive assortment of
CUT, PRESSED, and CoLoRED CRrEN and FLINT
GLASSWARE,
Makes our assortment ccnp tie, Which are Offered
on as reasonable terms ard al as low prIces as can
be found East or West.
Merchants respectfully invited ocnll and ex-
anime our goods and prices, al the old stand on
Water Street.
oct29 BAECOCK BROTHERS.
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Iron, Nails, Chains, &c.
100 TONS IRON, from the celebrated Iron
lOO Mountain (Mo.) Works. weld hot or cold;
loco Kegs assorted Bosom Nails;
leo do Boston Spikes, 4 TO 6 ilch;
500 pairs heavy fright end blued traces;
; casks log, fifth and cable chains;
2 do English sad irons, wrough, handles;
100 boxes axes;
Anvils, Bellows, Hand and Sledge Hommers
Stocks ard Dies strap hinges. mill and cross cut
saws tea kettles, curry mbs, files &c; in store
and tor sale at low tariff by
nov2l-tf BEMENT g. VIELE.
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a BRANCsTI OF TEE GREAT WESTERN
d /. Lt.aL.E =. llI.NS.

THE Proprietor OF tie Great Western Marble
Works hagipq established branch OF his es-
tabishnienl in tie lown at Evansville Ind, is now
prepared Ia furnish all who may desire TO erect Du
rable MeueRiQes, over he Graves ct their deceased
friends win ,1oEuIuents, Tor bstones, Nc.,
of all desCrplija sizes and qualities OF Foreign and
Domestic Natic; and II Low er Prices, than have
ever been offered We; OF the Mountains.
Evansville, April 90, 80. COL CROSS.
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! do hereby certify, that my hand was afflicted
with Tetterworm had lost The use of it
almost and tried every thing 1 could hear of
without cure, until procured some of J. w.
Browns Mixture, which cured it in two applica-
lions. JAMES WARWICK.
November IL, 1919.
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Directors and Officers.

Robt. l.. Patterson, Thomas Seeur,
Chas. 5. Macknett, Henry McFarlan,
Lewis c Grover, VIM. Nj Simpson,
Seth Low, Randall II Green,
Edward Anthony. Joel w. Condit,
Andrew :. Sntl ing, Isaac II. Frothingham,
ROBERTL PATTERSON, President.
JUt l. w. CONnlT, Fice President.
Benz L. MILLER, Secretary
Medical Board Of Consultation. u
VALENTINE Morn, NJ. ID.
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