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PREPARE FOR A RAINY DAY.

~~ LOOK up your old Umbrellas, and -
send them TO the subscriber in fan sE1
weather 10 he repaired and thus give |
~ him time 10 do the work :aitl,filily-tor in
rainy weather the press Is great that the work
may not be well done, .notl,ine well done that
il done in hurry"
GHbRELL.4S for sale from 81 y cents up TO six
dollars, comprising general assortment OF green
blue, and black silk and gngham Umbrellas
large assortment of articles suitable for every
description of repairs.
Don't forget the place ID. PIERCE.
Penn avenue, between l2ih and 18Th streets.
sep Scott ~
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
W new assortment OF Goods, consisting in part
of, viz:
Plaid Silks Black Silks, Figured Silks, Plain Silks
Plaid Raw Silks
Plaid and Figured French MousSeline de LANES
Black Alpacas, Bembazines, French Merinos, En-
glish do
M"usselIne de LANES at l2k cents worth p cts.
French Ginhams, English Ginghams, Irish Linens
Linen Sheetings, Table Damasks Russia Diapers
Grape Shawls, plain Wonllen Shawls
Cashmere Shawls, square and long
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Vestings
Three ply Carpets Ingram Carpets. Venetian Car
pets, Rag Carpets. Blankets of all kinds.
Bear in mind, from the large quantity of goods
sell, we are enabled TO give greater bargains than
can be had elsewhere.
sep 7-eo2w HALL & BROTHER.
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FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

4 HAVE just received very superior lot o. IA
Il NANA CIGARS. bought directly from the I'M
porter. of various choice brands, which | can re-
cGmn:end. Also
tirginiHs. Jenny Lind, Natural leaf. and other
choice brands of fine chewing TOBACCO.
i.ynchburg Smoking Tobacco the best article in
the market.
invite particular attention to this stock
E. p. MILLER.
aHg25 Corner eth and 4 streets
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NEW MUSIC, &C.

" w" have received this morning our regular
weekly supply 81 VT sc; II consists of Il great vi
rieiy uI new and :auiiiul Songs; Polkas: Matches.
ui'kf;s ir w 2itzes; Ducts; Guitar Music, SC.
'" a!>'' invite the attention % friends To the
very s'iect assortment 0i MUSICAL INSTEI'-
ht.NIN that We are opening. These have been
selected With great care by the subscriber and he
i"' confident IN saying cannot be surpassed III quail
l;y and price south Of New York. Thankful for the
very KIND AMI liberal patronage heretofore extended
he tri~;s by attention To business. to merit rontin
udtlon jNO. +. ELLIS,
Penn avenue, between Jtii and 10th streets
I3
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Eghth Street nest SIDE, Three doors north Penn cre
IA Would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally that he has Just returned
Va from the north with his fall stock consisting
LIN OF a fine aS-ortmrn; OF CLOTHS. C.1SSE
MERES, and rE,SIINGS. To which lie invites their
notwithstanding confident that. ia regard to STYLE
workmanship, material, and price, they will ii,l bc
better suited elsewhere. sen IO-Im
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',-,,.,e... MORE NEW niUsIC.


Ss&.sSS ~ III of !ur Charleston; Sweet Missis-
e@ze-.[a.ss sIp2i
Poor Sister sue; Off Tor Baltimore
IA, vert thou with INT; answer To Would ! were
with THE.
" by DON'T lie come: Old Bob Ridley
The Did River Farm; am no; angry
me star OF Home, Do they miss ms al home SC
Ne" Poi:oS. Te-Sarah Polka; Cottage Hill Scfot-
l~cht; Inc lnree SISTERS; Lilly Dale ssciiuttiSche;
Maggie Polka; ;. good 1ld fashion Polka; Carnival
'ialnp; " hat nUI SchpttiSchc; Steeplr chase Gal
Top; Why marty Polka: The Fountain Polka; Mil
nary Polka; F"!ij du Mont Eianc Polka; Katy Oar
ling 2ulck~;5y >; Delightful Lluckstrp: Bunker HILL
OuckStop, ~, Ut NiMER'S, 9th street,
sep u near Louisiana avenue.
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FRANCIS H. DAVIDGE.

FORMERLY or fkLTIMORE,1
Attorney and Counsel
DROPOSES to attend to Conveyancinr and other
office business, together with the prosecution
of claims against the Government, for which an ex-
perence of eleven years in various branches Of the
public service has qualified him in peculiar de-
gree.
His attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
+. III. ID. may always be found durin. business
hours al the office of lis son, WALTER Dorsey DAy-
1DGE, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor AT Law, on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hall, and opposite
I'D fltii Sueet. aug i-eoly
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M4RTIN'S GUITARS.

lust received al the IIuSic Depot south side Of
- Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and IIth
stf"etS, mail lot oil those justly celebrated GU
lARS. Those persons who have been waiting their
ARRIVAL are requested call and make their scIec-
tnn~ rs the supply from the manufacturer il very
limited. MI mrs Z UiTy
Sole Agents for the District and MARYLAND.
Also, n very large lot OF hEe French and German
CUTTERS, selected personally.
81 HEH MUSIC received this day
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Proposals for OIL for Lighthouses.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office l. clubhouse Board,
September S, 1858.
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until one o'clock, p. m, Friday. the 23d
inst, for supplying the Light house establishment
with twenty-one thousand y, hundred t21 800 gal
Ions OF the best quality falstraned pressed sperm
OIL to be delivered alongside of the Gov sup
ply-yeSsel at Boston, New York citv, New Bedford
or Edsartown, Massachusetts, (t the option of the
contractor, to be specified in the bids in xht we'll
made casks. suitable for shipping, in prime order OF;
or before the 2ji day of October next
In case the supply-vessel 81 Ould not be ready to
receive the Oil on the appointed day of delivery az
above, the contracting party will be at liberty TO e
Enlistment, and lie shall be entitled to payment
therefor within fifteen days from the time of such
delivery.
All the oil contracted for under the foregoing pro-
poSals to be subjected TO the usual tests of specific
gravity, temperature at whirh it will remain impid
by burning, and by such other means as NAV be
thought proper by the person persons to whom
that duty may be assigned, before it will be accept
ed The Oil will he required to remain limpid at q
temperature of 40o of Fahrenheit, or lower
Bond, with security To the tisfa ction of the de-
partment, will be required of the contractor condi
tohed In the penalty of fifth of the value of the
contract, for its faithful execution
lie hoard, under authority of the department,
reserves the right to reject any iii, though it may
be the lowest, from other considerations than its
amount
The bids must be placed in an envelope, sealed
and endorsed " PROPOSALS for OIL and then enclosed
to the Secretary of the Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton city.
By order of the Light house Boarl:
THORNTON A. JENKINS.
sept l0-eot23d Secretary
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EDUCATION.
CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner Of l0th GHd f streets. Old Medical COLLEGE
FI'HE duties OF this INSTITUTION were resumed on
i the 9Th instant. The Classical aud Mathpmat-
zeal departments, where the same branches are
laugh; in other Academies this city, Is in the sec
Ond story. The Primary Department is in the first
story.
Circulars can be obtained ut the Bookstores
Rev. JAMES MOUSSE, A. VI. ..oo,..o y-..;,.
Rev. J. w. WINAss A NJ ASsociate fhhcip"is'
VI ID. WELLS, Teacher of Primary Department.
MONS, L. RAUOLT, Professor Of Modern Lam
gnagA sepl3
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GAS FI3JTP ES

FI'HE Subscriber has on hand and is daily receiyin,
1 from the celebrated factory of Cornelius. Par
ker * Co, Philadelphia. large and handsome. col
lie non of CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS. PEN
D.3N1'S, Sc, embracing all their new patterns,
which he viii dispose OF AT manufacturers retail
pnceS Those in want Of Gas Fixtures will find IL
10 h"ir inter- 81 10 call and examine patterns and
prices before purchasing.
C. w. BOTELER.
sep l-rO3m. Iron Hail.
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IMPORTANT 10 GUITRaTsTs

WE have been especially 4avorcd ty the receipt
w OF a lew zen very superior GUITAR STRINGS
from Mir. c. +. Martin. the justly celebrated and I'M
rvaled guitar manufacturers. We are the exclusive
agents for the sale OF c. +. Martins Guitars and
Strings. We have also received a fresh lot of line
Italian Violin. Viola, VOlinccllo. Double Bias. and
Harp Strings, at the Music Depot of
iIiLBCS S HITZ.
NF-Constanily in receipt OF new music.
sep 10
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FRESH NORFOLK oysrEEs
PIANOS, pTaTOS.

-@l w e nave now IN store our second
ID. - lot ~ P[.iTOS, from the cclebrated
U N n establishment of kmabe. Cache, &
me editor OF the Lynchturg Express, SAYS: '.In
referring briefly Ia the Piano advertisement OF
MeSsrs knabe, Gaelic. & Co. of Baltimore, we
stated that we should again refer To it more fully
VI = are personally acquainted with the standing and
character of this 1m having acquired il by several
years residence IN tine CITY where their manu!act0ry
l. located. They have higa reputation there
1neIr instruments have been almost Invariably used
In that city, at the public concerts. For ;hree sue
cessIve years they obtained al the Fairs of the Ma
rliaid Institute the inst premiums, notwithstanding
ticy were scNeraliv IN competition with some OF
the northern manufactures, and the eminent Plan
Isl, StrakoSch, the musical director OF Parodi. who
lately opened a Music Establishment in New York
selected portion of his stock Of Pianos from this
establishment"
We guarantee to sell NJ mandatory prices Terms
OF payment made moderate, liberia, discount for
cash. JND. F. ELLIS
Penn avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
sep I-eOlw
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CARD.
10 the Ladies cf Washington, GeOrp.,o,.,
AIer1p1y1o e. sS"'
CARD.

,,,,,.- - 1te.0OItuIts 1 NC.
HENRY WEIRMAN,s Ladies, Nj.
Il Il drens French Shoes are sold by ,h %'o ! MI
isned on 18th street, just above Corcoran I pr
baahms House, IN his new building, with ,hs ~
..a ma, aels, where he will rcee Ladies; o,sas
ana Keep constantly on hand every yar,c,, " ush,
dles, Misses,ani Chlldren's French Gam, w.
Shoes. White and Black Satin Ga,ers, Sliprers
made to order by IL. Weirman, of PhilasrI.s,@ &c,
me pest French Cater materials, and in ,he Is,a
from what are generally known assss!op shon nj
heine ali custom work, of superior workmsnSss..,
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction
Ladies, who value beauty. comfort. and eco,o,-.
VIII consult their interest by giving me call =.
eAa"'"e loi themselves. &. WEIRMAN
18th St, just above Corcoran A. R;.,
aug ls-lyeo R,,'t' ngs
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lust RECEIVED Layer Raisins, Al
monds, Lemons, Green Ginger. Madeira Wine.
English DAIRY Cheese, Hams, Lard, Old Government
Java Coffee, and Scotch Herring.
...# J. T. RADCLIFFE,
aug 26-eott Odd-Fellows, Hail.
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JAMES III. SIIEKELL
JOSIAH X. BAILEY.

WHITE BRANDY, fourth proof, pure, for
w preserving peaches.
Also, White Wine and pure Cider Vinegar
White and Black Mustard Seed. Celery Seed
Long Peppers fresh Green Ginger
White Jamaica Ginger, and Spices of all kinds for
picking and preserving.
Just received few OF fresh Prunes. in small
jars
And dozen Flour of Pumpkin, already prepared
for immediate
SIIEKELL & BAILEY,
(succeSsOTs to John 3. Kibbey & Coz
No ), Centre Market Space.
o. We shall be much pleased to present To our
customers ION application al the store) d most e,
cellent Recipe for preserving Peaches in Brandy in
a very superior manner. ). & b.
aug 21-3t&eo2w
WHITE BRANDY, for PRESERVING,
w half pipes White Brandy of "A high proof
Also, fresh invoice OF White and Brown Mustard
Seed,
Allspice, Pepper. Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Jamai-
and Race Ginger,
quarter casks, White Wine Vinegar
% bbls. pure Cider do
Just received in store, and for sale bv
WIN. NJ. GRIPS,
Louisiana aveiue, between 9th and1 Il, sts
aug 30-eo6t
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Office Indian Affairs, Sept. is, 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed "Proposals for
- Indian Goods will be received at the o;ice of
the Commis .oner of Indian Affairs at Washington
city, until ten O'Clock on Tuesday the 18th d.y of
October next, for furnishing the following Indian
pnoJs viz.
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sep. 14-eotd.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,


Office Indian Affairs, Sept. is. 1853
. EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed "Proposals for
- Indian Goods" will be received at tie o,fice of
the Comm sioner of Indian Affairs at Wa.hiogton
city. until ten O'Clock Tuesday, the 18th ttr of
October next, for furnishing the following Indian
goods viz:
CLASS Mol.
Blankets and Dry Goods.
1900 pairs 3-point white Msckinac blankets. to
measure 60 by ~. and weigh pounds
1850 pairs z1a-pont white Mackinac blankets to
measure "a by Co and weigh pounds
$50 pairs 2point white MackiIac blankets to
measure AZ by So, and weigh 81 pounds
TOO pairs y point white Nackinac blankets to
measure 30 by so, and weigh AZ pounds
$50 pairs 1point white alackipac blankets, to
Pleasure 81 by 46. and weigh 81 pounds
600 pairs 3point scarlet Mackinac blankets TO
measure TO by q. and weigh pounds
300 pairs = point scarlet Macainac blankets. to
measure 81 by 90, and weigh pounds
Go pairs 3ta-point green Mackinsc blankets to
measure 66 by 81, ard weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs .spoint green Mackinac blankets to
measure to by ~, and weigh pounds
10 pairs 211z-ront srsen Niackinse blankets, to
meas Urc OF by &c, and weigh pounds
Is pairs 312-point gentineila blue bant ets, to
measure % by 81 and weigh 10 pounds
315 pairs 3-po;ut Gentinella blue blankets, to
measure To by -, aud weigh pounds
800 pairs - %S-point Gcntinell4 blue blankets to
measure 81 by Us. and weigh pounds
I,s10 yards fancy list blue cloth
30 do do green do
1000 do gray list blue do
1918 do saved lis. do do
$500 do do scarlet cloth
1lO DO do green DO
300 pounds wors ted yarn, 3 fold
2n0 dozen cotton flal, handkerchiefs
TO do do Madras do
SO do black silk do
80 do 81 cotton shawls
30 do 81 do do
60 do ~ do do
10 do S. ~ooIlen shawls
$40 pounds linen thread
10 do sewing silk
i0G pieces ribnnds. assorted
- gross worstcd gathering
~ pieces silk iIandherchirfs
Is 0C0 yards calico
10000 10 Merimac calico
Z3C0 do blue drilling
$500 do Georgia stripes
$500 do blue dennius
LEGO do cottonate
$3.50 do bed ticking
500 do Kentucky jeans
$50 do satinets
1000 10 plaid linsey
800 do domestic shirtings, blenched
1900 do do do unbleschej
70o0 do do sheeting, do
5C00 do check. stripes. and p!aids
Sd dozen woolien socks
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A. q. BUNYAN,
N ER { HAAT TAILOR,

&C .f.f LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY. 81 a., ..l..
receiving large and superior stock of Spring and
~ summer Goods of the best make and MATERIAL and
In every color and style. r. Bioey = Fills sssorted
verViers: best Drap D'Corn French Cloths and Dss.
simonis Satin DSoire Cloths and Doeskins; Ris-
cons and Cassimeres large stock OF French,
English and American Fancy Cassaieres, In new and
1eauiiiul styles. patterns nd designs Linen Drlls Of
the Tery nst quality white and cooreJ beautiful an
pleasant for wear the largest and facet >tock
Aestgs ever brought 10 Louisville. PLAIN aud sncy
Six and Linen, Va,ncias and Sstins u
white and eoored Narseiles of elegant quality
ao sly fe very rich tor TASTY goods: large stock or
quality.
His Goods Of superior gxsfify rkisA szysvissss
mas p<ssen 10 be fks rheapesf.
The well known and distinguished ester, Mr.
ShkkEAs W. WELLS. presdes over the cuttine Dc.
iy. hfl9- Haisf4 u sf1st A. o. RUNYAN 20
aPef--3uld ---.-.--. Proprielur.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

- d. i ". x. .HENDRlCkS & ca. have received a
general assortment Of their large Spring stock
.KWv Of BOOTS AND SHOES. of all kinds. suited TO
tsis market Their supply comes directly from
Eastern manufacturers OF the best repute. Their ppr
bases and made very early. the
fprices bad d. They confne their attention
this ~. ack Of business alone. and have facilities for
offering articles of good quality. at prices quite as low
any her wholesale house la the West They invite
fhe after ton Of COUNTRY MERCHANTS TO their stock to
which to receive regular additions, throughout
the Spr ng III
Their supplies for the RETAIL TRADE are to com
prise unusual variety for Spring and summer wear
-adapted TO the ages, purses and tastes Of all.
mh3l Nain Street. near the Bank
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
Atthe WALL Paper and Lamp store

John DEYEREUx, JR, MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
TINE undersigned hereby returns his thanks - The
Il citizens " Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronag ge he retoore bestew ed and oud most
respectfully call their sttenonto his present new and
beautiful stock comprising the latest patterns OF Hall,
dining ,oom chamber and other Papers of superior
qualities HIS stock of Gold Parfor Paper Is
most complete and will vie with any house in the
West They are now ready for the inspection of all
those who may favor him with a call. No trouble 40
show goods. mh26 JOHN C.. DEV REUX,Jr.
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Warereom, Main Street. Bstreen Fourth aad Tifth,
f'gSU hsiS EvGnsvslee, gnd,. ed no -
REnow psepared 70; attend the duties Of Under
takers in all its various branches and provided
thernsssss vi wihgood And neat Hssrses aud russ by their
1ong experience in the business the superiority OF their
Natalie Burial Cases over the Cofhps NnitA Nave Been
"a general use their rendnHts charges and desire
plss Yikes title them 70 the patronage of those who
desire their services. ~ y - 'itiF 'tsit5 ~ III
Particular stshtion paid to Dressing and shrouding
boatas. sngrasing nams plates Acr DC Also, topre-
pairing and eneasng bodies ranspo raton with
full attenan nts e any part the Uf6on. al JoH ec4
N.b A asre stock Of Mood aud Cloth cev cred Cof
GINS on band. aud furnished at the shortest notice.
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nIliWHoLEsALE,sAND. ]. RETAIL...I

IL gAuNS ~ NJ - "Ouiu say 10 tnclt irlcBps
|Il j. and customers that they receiving their
Full supplies for the SPfuNG TRADE, to which they
Frespecuuliy site the attention OF ALL comr ing
large and carefully selected sssonnebt of the
designs an Dress Goods, and the most desirable Of all
kinds OF foRiilc<N AN D DoNEsTICcFABRlCS.ri Our
stock of Embroderies is large, comprising every
thing in the way OF Under sleeves. Under Hdks Fine
Linen Cambrc do Collars Jaconet and swiss pointings
Edgings and Insertions. Plain anu Embroidered GRAPE
SHA WIS, from $40 70 $3Ua Also variety Of cheap
Spring and Summer do Curtain Muslns and Laces Fine
Painted Shades and Trmmings; Gloves of all in,is;
Printed Silk; Ats, Fine Fans Parssols and Ladies' Silk
umbrellas &e ~c.t N is useless 20 e1umerate every
thug we have in store suffice il TO thai stock will
be more complete this than and being de-
termned ~ sell our goods Low. ask examination
Of our stock BY the community Ia general. mh30
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Mrw srRTNo GOODS.

& HERsHBERGEk have Ju@ receiveo:
"nnS have now open, large and eleefut sssonrens
eres, fabrics latest patterns, both TOT aosse
-, clemens year. which they would be very pspPy
- show their friends and customers who may izv Q,
20, = ~, csu SO-A large assortment at staple ano
sn..e Furnishing Goods, Carpets. Damssks, musun
ssirs Liners, Corn.tes Curtain Pins. Linen snees
~ All Tor sale low. Call and examine foy jour
selves. SoAoe - e y ~ "a Wa6ar - 81
mh3l sSolnSs f1es" s@~
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/, co-PA.RTNERsHIP NOTICE.

vTNHE Undersigned have this day formed cepartner
Il Ship under the name and style Of LEWIS x sGpxy
and have made arrangements with the late firm Of Har
rngton Crane Co.. To their in the
Receiving, Fowa rhg and Commission Basinecs in This
city. = 81 .ff.., -. .-..
rone Iii~rlly xtepded towards the late
firm, and bespeak the good Offices of friends piedg
ing ourselves spar efforts to promoe the Interests
of all who may enfrust business 10 care.
% faF5 ~ 81 g i'tia sss33a9 EDWARDL LEWIS. III
Evansville. Sept. lst 1852 sept2tf CHARLES GRAY.
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!. RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS:
$500 per Year draws % 5 per Week =

I CT. SrARKs, Secretary.
i AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. TO
whom will be paid comm missio. that will nett from
IS to dollars per month. The Agency Offers the great
est indueemebtso youHg men desirous ofravelhg
visiting different sections Of country the bu sin IL
pleasant and sgreeabls- For further particulars In
s.''' Phillip HoRNBRooK. gem. n
narlalyd6w Ifll @,,, Water st. Evansville Ind. >
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ALTON. MT. CARMEL AM t.
BANY RAIL RO no BONDS OF

NToT1CE i hereby given that thg,e .ssr hsen "a
IN th1s c Company IN circulation - :,
company tes,ny 'hai 10 oors orscribed on the Books
And as all the stock forme, = es $1,000 Conn
,.oipp from t at such sheriff: ssle
~ Ills aud by 70 lss n P,eses. es,s ss.ss % Of
os s ~ sst 10 that time are rorftisssi
.oee s bearing tina, Bonds and ssr.'as 'ss
n having bee ,,a.sy. hsve been offered ior sse ot
1, .,s - a.; yformerI, connected ~ifh this Compsr
nledge nv rve thought il right. thus 10 put sne pun
y. y. IN N. no'~' T B. THOMPSON. President
W e- ny nfa OF A. Mt. G. and N a h. XIV ei
silf THoxrsox NJ. D.. Secretary 10 board. f,
4 Snr10tl
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS ~
He AL TIL ASsoCIA ATIoN!
Cleveland Ohio q Lafayette, ImA.
CAFITALs8 $40, 900.

THIS Is an Association OF Faruers Mechanic and
Workngmen generally, for the mutual ass stance
Of each other in case Of sickDess accident. n ed. ~
BY the payment Of the Admission Fee of 81 50 al the
time OF making application and at tile frst Annual De-
post wthih ten days.you will become Life MembeT
nd will be entitled TO Weekly Ben"6t, II you shbdii
ordinary business occupation Females insured agas
sickness common to both sexes. III.
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,tss BIscH & HEINECKEN, NJ +
-a- .' ~ DEALERS 3 H
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,

7 WINES, -CONDIALS, dNA IT
CIGARS, FRENCH cALF-sKINs, DE.
wHsKrrs--oid MonoBgahela, Old Rye, Old Bourbon.
Irish, Scotch, Rectiied and Raw
!; nj TESSRS.. .BlSCH ~ HEINECKEN purchased the eS-
lsl.ensvs stock of Liquors and Wines Cigars,
of Messrs. Whitman x Zahn about the middle OF n I,
lastand having made large additions there,.
will carry the business at the old stand on sycamore
Water. Messrs. b. q H-wiil attend stric,
go siness in person, else having autho
do basiness for or in connection with their
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