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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14
For the Ohio Organ.
BuTrAuo. Oct. LlOpl863. ] \

DUFFALOt OCbs lVti 1000
S.F. CGRY-Dear Brother 81 am
so far on my way toward home
"Sweet Home" Tired, dirty, ragged,
homesick, and with a measure Of anxi
ETY. about the result of the struggle in
your noble State which / cannot ex-
press, Judge how | feel. IwOuld give
a dollar an hour for your company un-
til bedtime. Before you break the
seal Of the envelope which shall con-
tain this scroll, the first grand Maine
Law campaign in Ohio will be closed,
so far as the voting is concerned. The
dead and wounded it will be impossi-
BILE to number accurately until the
dust and smoke Of the battle has blown
off. Whatever may be the immediate
result Of the election, Of one thing |
am sure-this general appeal to the
masses in behalf Of a Prohibitory Law
has produced an impression in the
public mind which cannot be rubbed
out by demagogues. It will remain
and constitute a part Of your capi'al
stock for the next struggle, and will
be yielding an interest above six or
ten per cent. Hold ON and be not
discouraged therefore, whatever may
be e'the immediate result Of this elec-
ton. We are bound to conquer in
the end. There is to be a glorious
millennium, and before that will ar.
rive. grog.shops and tippling-h houses
must necessarily be extinct. God is
with us, the truth is with US. The
Christian Church, the Christian min
istry, The consciences Of our oppo'
nents, the women, the leading and ac'
tive men in all our literary and be-
nevoIent institutions, and the spirit o
the age, all these are with us, and W.
shall prevail. 9 .d
Old haggard Wrong, whisky-bloat
ed and gouty, with his wrinkled visag'
twisted into an expression Of hellisl
rage, marches in the van of the op
posing host. = Avarice gaunt, blacl
with distillery smoke, his pocket
heavy with coppers, blood.rusted, an
anxiously clutching his money boz
he is there too and Depraved Al
petite is there, with his infern'
progeny, and there are political scaV
ingers and demagogues and fou
penny lawyers, who, like young bun
Bile. bees, are always biggest whe
first hatched. What an array to el
counter But we will rout then
horse, foot, and dragons. if not
this campaign, then in another.
AZ bees buzz out With angry byke
When pIundering herds assail their tyke,
So shall the Maine Law start the 70
brood from their dens who have
long cursed the noble State of Obi
Obi what a future lies before Obi
when she shall have rid her soil of Il
curse Of grog-shOps and distillerit
Her baIance-sheet would loot mo
than three millions per year beyol
its present sum, but for whisk
drunkenness, and their legitimate
suits. | have delivered in your Sta
sixty.six public discourses-mOre tn
one-fourh Of which have been in
open air. have visited eighteen d
ferent cnunties, and spoken to mt
than twenty-five thousand of yc
citizens. Ii have done your Sta
on the cause of temperance, any go'
God he praised for the opPorsun
and the ability to do it.
Fraternally yours,
-A h'" & JEwETT
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14

SHARP BoY.--TwO young lads smo-
king their cigars in Capitol Square.
were perpetrating conundrums, and
Charley put the two following TO Tom,
and Tom answered 'em "Why are
lemons and girls alike, Tom ?" "Be-
cause they both get squeezed"
"Good Well, can you tell me
wherein they are unlike 2" "Yes ;
while the former get the most Of their
squeezing during dog days, the latter
doesn't. - Tom will do to travel.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14

g The "Mains " atchman'' says
that those persons that visit that State
and 90 away saying that they had as
much liquor as they wanted 70 drink,
generally bring their liquor with them
from other States, and thus charge
their own shame upon the Stats Of
Maine.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14
Eleotion Rsturna.

In Marion, Peters, Wing, is elected.
In Morrow county, the Maine Law
ticket is reported to have 600 ma
ioritv. oa 1m aa
In Medina, the State ticket has 800
majority. Independent Democratic
Representative is probably elected.
In Delaware, the Democrats have
200 majority. s ao..
+ In. Montgomery, the entire Demo
cratic ticket is elected. Shidder, De-
mocrat, for Senate, has 456 majority,
and is elected. wv '.'..a
Preble, the other county in the Dis
trict, gives Walker, Wing, SOO.
Z Butler gives Medill 1900 majority,
and Van6ook, Representative, 1,34S.
4 In Wayne, Medill will have about
200 majority.
In Richland, Democratic majority
same as last year-Whig Sheriff
elected.
In Franklin, the entire Democratic
ticket has succeeded, except, perhaps,
the Sheriff. /.
In Greene, the entire Wing ticket
is elected, with the exception of Re-
representatives.. Gest, Wing, Indepen-
dent and Anti-Maine law, is elected.
In Guernsey, Knox and Ross coun-
ties, Democratic Anti. Maine Law Re-
presentatives are elected. Licking
has elected Maine Law Representa-
tive. Lucas county, Democratic, Anti
Maine Law.
P1cKAwAY County. Entire Demo
cratic ticket elected by three or four
hundred majority.
Ross CoUNrY.-One Wing and one
\ Democrat elected to the Legislature.
Medill's majority over Barrere uncer'
tain. Heavy Wing vote given for
/ Lewis.
Booker, Democrat, is elected in
Miami and Grain, Democrat, in War
| rem both old Whig counties.
II Stokes, Democrat, in Wayne and
Butler, is elected to the Senate by
large majority.
in Jefferson, Democratic candidate
expected elected.
The Democratic State ticket is un
doubtedly elected by much large
majority than ever before given.
LATER.
! Medina and Lorain.-Townshen
is elected to the Senate. Herrics
FreesoiI. is elected from Lorain, an
Siblry, Wing. from Me ina.
Ill Knox and Morrow. W. Vance
. Freesoil, is reported elected Senate
. in this 1000 Democrat district. EleN
!, en- townships in Knox only beat hir
3 h 1870. Six duo in Morrow give hir
!. 600 majority. His election will be
e great triumph Of principle over huni
erism.
!, Erie County.-Medill about 2s!
! Myers SO, Andrews, Wing, 20. Su
e ton, Democrat, elected Senator. III
n presentatives Democratic. aog
9 Ottawa.--Reported 200 Democrat
r Sandusky County.--S0O Dem'
e cratic. sa
If PA1Nsv1LLE, Oct. IL.
., Lake County Lewis majority
], Lake County, 800. Allen over th'
" Lake county all right.
Miami County.-Whig majority 7
ported one hundred and fifty.
Montgomery County.-DemOCrat
ticket reported elected.
n. Jefferson County. Democratic tic
e. ct reported elected.
Il Free Soil elected to the Legislatul
= Ashtabula, Geauga and Lake.
re Sherman, for Senate, elected. T
e- that down as certain. Freesoil
= umphant in Geauga and Ashtabula,
na Erie and Huron.--Senator cert'
] for temperance. Worcester for L
cir islature also III Huron for temp
Eer ance. 8a a#t
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14

How TO TAKE TEMPERANCE OUT OF
PoL1r1cs.-The "Post," and few
others, appear to be utterly bewildered
when the people ask that great moral
reform should be effectuated by law,
and when these refuse to vote for any
but reliable friends of that reform.
The objection is that politics should
be kept free from such ''side ques-
tons" and that the temperance ques.
ton should be urged by moral suasion
alone. The objection amounts to this.
that the people should keep politics
out of politiCs--for the great Ameri-
can photographer defines the word as
follows: s0
1.-THE science of government; that
part of ethics which consists in the
regulation and government Of nation
or state, for the preservation Of its
safety, pence and prosperity; COM
pretending the defense Of its exis-
tence and rights, against foreign con.
troll or conquest-the augmentation OF
its strength and resources, and the
protection Of its citizens in their rights,
| with the preservation and improve
ment of their morals.'
The evils Of intemperance are as
legitimate a subject Of legislation as
are the evils Of gambling or any other
form Of vice and the only way to
get rid Of the agitation is to remove
the cause. Pass the Maine Law, and
the question will be settled; except
that, in no case should tho people vote
for tOpers for any Office whatever
u Pias.ugyk Dispatch.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14
For the Ohio Organ.

EOI the OhiO OIBeus 3
DEAR SIR The temperance sub.
ject is making mighty stir among
the politicians in this region. They
have been thoroughly sifted, purged
and poked up. They seem to step as
if on burning embeys.
The parties have made their re-
spcctive nominations. Squire Miller,
the Democrat Thomas Beach, the
Whig; and Caleb Bundy, the Free
Democrat, were questioned by a Com
mittee composed Of all parties, as fol
lows:
lst. Are you in favor Of the princi
pie Of the Maine Liquor Law ?
end. Will you, if elected, advocat
and vote for such a law ?
/ Squire Miller answered that he wa
in favor of "sound legislation on 'hs
subject, but was opposed to the Main
| Law. un.
Thomas Beach and Caleb Bund
! replied affirmatively to Poth question
And SO they stand before the peopl
May God prosper the right, ar
crown your own labors in behalf
humanity with full and complete su
Il cess. A. S. THOMAS.
Il W1LLETTvILIE, Highland Co., Sc
tember 23rd, 1858.
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~ No rose without a thorn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
NEW YORK lime L.

NEW YORK, June Is.
$4,000 bbls flour, State 4 5Oa45o; Ohio 4
62a46s. Market opened heavy but improved
at the close. 1900 bbls 4s7a5o6, firm 4ooC
bushels of wheat, western 100. buoyant.-
$4,000, bushels corn. mixed 81; yellow, &c,
fair demand. $50 sacks coffee, Java, ! LA
lii. 1900 sacks coffee, Rio, ut auction at 81
$500 bbls sugar, Muscov ado, Alas; Orle ans
At firm. 200 bbls moIasses "a quiet. H.,
500 bbls whisk Y, Ohio 90, firm. 700 bbls o.
p rk, mess, l5s7al6; prime, l3al325 FIRM
Lard in bbIs, /, a5; kegs ~ 25, firm.
CINCINNATI, June IA, p NJ.
River fallen 6 inches. Weather hot.
Flour closed dull 75a4O0. Whisky dull.
Provsions-Bacon 5la5a for shoulders; GA
= for sides; 9a9t for common hams. Sugar
steady at 4aa9&. MoIasses dull at 23l.
New ORLEANS, June IA.
s. F. -four A 40; corn 52a55c, firm; oats
4oc. Mess pork SIS Is so; bacon sides
TIC. Whisky lsaIs4c; 1000 bbls molasses
l6a lSc; fair sugar 3Ia35c; Rio coffee sc;
Tobacco declined &c.
Departed Eclipse, full of passengers, in
GLIDING Almonto, the Mexican minister, and
family.
Arrived Falcon, Fanny Smith.
PITTsBuRG, June Is.
River-2 feet 10 inches in the channel and
falling. Weather warm.
LOUISVILLE June L.
Bagging and Rope-We quote at l21al2a
for good bagging in small lots, and 81 for
rope
Cheese-Fair supplies, and We quote sales
of Western in lots ut a las.
Flour and Grain-Supplies light, and We
quote sales of 1875 bbls flour at 4 I5a4 90
Wheat nominal, at 40. Corn 45a50. Oats
35a37, from stores.
Groceries-Limited sales at 10 for Rio
Coffee 4aa5 for sugar; Rice 4&a5.
Tobacco-Prices are firm, with sales Of
81 hhds Monday at the warehouses, at prices
ranging ON 80 10 05a7 40r
Provisions-Marketq aiet, with sales Of a
few lots of mess pork at IA %. Bacon from
wagons dull at 81 for shoulders, 74aS4 ior
sides; and S1aSa for hams. A sale from
store OF clear sides at ST.
Freights-Scarce al enchanced rates, and
TO Pittsbarg We quote for 80 pound reights.
To New Orleans We quote at 3Otor pound
lots.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

THE StBSCRibrR respectfully informs the public
l. generally that he has resumed the above business
it'll which he long been Familiarity acquo inted and
designs blishing permanent daguerrean gallery
3n Evansville ia Posters build ngs, of Main and
FIRST Streets where he hopes receive the f.eau
~isit. Of ladies' and gentlemen which IL shall be his
earnest endeavor merit and he expects to be per
nanent he depends upon exhibitions of his prof
cheney and skill than noisy humbug OF words for sue
His reputation portrait painteris too well estab
3ished in Evansv e and else shere need remark fur
Their thanxhat will be happy accommodate any de
string his servicesin that branch OF art.
aI20 THOS. POlNDEXTER.
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Museum of Wonders,

Which comprises greater variety of Attractions and
more extraordinary Novelties. than travelling Elk.
io'tion In the world. Every feature Of this Mammoth
Establishment Is OF peculiar and interesting nature and
the whole is produced upon gigantic scfle Of maeni.
tude The travelling paraphreDalia of the American
geous
NJ CAR OF JUGGERNAUTM -u
drawn b. Ten Elephants sup, rbiy csparsoned, being
an accurate model OF that terrible engine of doatrous
sacrifice finished and decorated all the extravarance
OF the Hndoo style. Following this monster vehicle 10
long procession OF costly Cages and Carriages the
whole forming spectacle OF than Oriental splen.
DOR The Exhibition will take place within maenin-
cent Variegated Pavilion composed of American Flags
OF vat rproof fabric The real genuine, original
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NEW GOODS.
IN 1870 blk Silk Fall Wells;
500 Fancy Embroidered Wells;
100 doz blk Silk Cravats;
100 Cartons sol'd Tanstts Ribbons different width
50 do do Satin do do do;
SO pieces "Fancy" Dress Silks;
30 do Black do;
Received this day and for sale by
JAMES Low & CO.,
my3l al Main s., Louisville, KY.
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GENERAL ION THUMB
is attached to this Exhibition, and will appear in all his
performances as given before the principal crowned
heads Of Europe including Songs Dances Grecan Sta.
tutes aud his admired presentations of Napoleon and
Frederick the Great The little General is tmestyone
years of age, weighs only dfteen pounds, and is but
twenty'eght inches high. Also engaged
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~ -
SADDLERY WARE
Saddles, Harness, Brides, &c.

EA large assortment ofSadlery Ware, and avery
thing appertaining to the business. He hasSi
hand large assortment Of Saddles Brides Harness,
OF his own manufacture and having good work
ehere are In the state prepared to any
which may be ordered In the very He is week
ay receiving additions 70 his stock of Saddle Trees Bride
Bits Strrup Irons, Webs Seating. Buggy MouDtings &
and ms stock other the city. He
asks the attention Of the public these things and
ses to acknowledgements in the way ofiow prices.
my29-d0rwf
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Evansville. mt.
rs receiving large AMI superior stock OF SPRING
GOODS, Of the best material and OF the most fash.
ouable styles Fine black and eoloTed Cloths OF the
best English. French aud German manufacture; fns
black Doeskn; large stock Of French, English and
American Fancy Cassimefes in and beautiful ss les
patterns desgns Linen Drills Of the
Marseles goods plain colored and figured Ct most
b:autiful styles for Summer wear; plain, fancy aud
figured Silks and Satins of superb quaity.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be manufactured order in as good STYLE and sold
than the same goods be bought any city
West of the Mountains. Terms, CASH.
s. A. /, agent for Williams "Reports Of Fashion,
The present number be had by mail otherwise,
ordered, for the small sum of 81 50. apI61
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TO THE LADIES.


SHAkkLlN Il REILLY would respectfully call the
~ attention Of the ladies 70 their stock Of Embro
denes Laees and white goods received consisting
OF Jsconet and Swiss embroidered Collars,
MousQuetaire mourning and second mourning Collars:
Jacone1 and Swiss embroidered Sleeves:
Swiss embroidered Chemsettes aud Cuff:
Jaconet anu Swiss Edgings and Insertings;
do do Pointed Fiouncings and Bands:
Real Thread Lace Edgags and lnsertings;
Black and waite Lace CaIe,, blk and straw wills:
Plaid apd striped JacobeIs aud embroidered Swiss
N1slins c, &C., all OF which offered for sale at the
lowest prices. sp2i SHANkLIN & REILLY.
(yARDINES.-225 Boxes assorted sizes. lust re
- ceved and for sale by e GILBERT & co..
ny4 Sycamore. noar wate
IN BUSHELS COIN MEAL-Jast received
w and for salea
my3 COOKS Family Grocery.
EVANSVILLE BOOKSTORE.
lust RECEIVED Graham's Magazine for April;
- Codes Lady Book do do:
For sale By api6 SAMUEL LISTER.
CPANISH MOSS.-i0 Bales just received and for
- sale by s. E. GILBERT & CO..
my< Sycamore, near Water.
nj o. SUGAR.-eo Hhds. In nne order in store
In. and landing, for sale by
S. z. GILBERT & co..
myl Sycamore, near Water.
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NIX. NELLlS,
the man without arms. who will execute his
~ feas Of loading and firing pistol with his toes: cut
un' profile ikenesses shooting at ark with how and
arrow playing upon the ACCORDION and Voncello etc
Mr. Neiis. in these performances, exhibits wonderful
example NJ what indomitahe energy and industry can
accomplish even when laboring under disadvantages
apparently the most insurmounrble. {
Acomplete Menagerie of
. LIVING WILD ANIMALS.
10 a'so included in the American Museum and at CON-
venient period during the Exhibition
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WONDERFUL OBJECTS OF NATURE AND APT
tne full particulars of which IL would In
give within the limits OF ancwspaper advertisement and
which has been brought together enormous
oure OF means. forming tie largest and most
travelling Exhibition In this any other country.
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COFAS-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 WoOLSEH Il NELSON.
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airs Of the day, hssprocsssion snss town. and also
during the hours of exhibition
This Company will also exhibit at vincennes,
Washington. Bloomfield. Bloomington. Spencer Mar.
tinsville, Danville, &C., &c. jel4
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BORDERS! BORDERS!
A LARGE aud beautiful assortment Of Gold and
"A Velvet Borders. Just received and for sale low st
ny27 JOHN c. DEvEREux.
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e0 KEGS PURE WHITE LEAD:
w 10 do No. do do.
bbls. Putty for sale by
lea c.,.,c, 49,
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CEDAR POSTS.-I2Oo large and small size Co.
~ dar Posts for sale at the Evansville Lumber Yard
my10 JOHN F. CLOVER.
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SALERATUS.-50b boxes in ID. paper,.
- 10 Casks and Barrels Tor sale by
je4 SAMUEL OPP
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DEDSTEADS--Just received ana for sale low, IL
ID OF highpost Bedsteads.
jan27 WOOLSEY q NELSON.
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CHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low ut our Fur
u nture rooms Water street, 30 dozen ood-seat
cane seat. and sofa-seat Chairs.
ianI7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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rEWsLRy & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Finger rings,
i Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch Chains Keys Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
R.eJs and Cans Brushes Combs Purses. Fancy Soals,
Accordans Vions Pictures and various other notions.
for sale by ..,
aug 3 ly WOOLSEh q NEisoN.
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TO CONTRACTORS!
E00 RAILROAD WHEEL BARROWS; one hun.
wv dred In store, aud four hundred 10 arrive soon
and for sale ut low rates by
myl0 BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AND MATING.
TUST received At the Evansville Carpet Store lot OF
d Mating aud Oil Cloths OF the various widths
pcs I and ca Check Mating;
a.. S and Ga White Mating;
e. and ~ Oil Cloths new patterns, at
COLbURN & HEKSHBERGER'S.
mvo7 Corner of Main and Water sts.
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NOTICE! - . cor
A IL persons indebted 70 the firm OF HA Nj W W,
N viN or have any clsms against the IN VIII $50
with the unde rsigned. who has been aPpoin.eu 'e'
by the Circuit Court III Vandcrburgh County. COW
myI5 ~
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CLASS-wARE.-Just received and for sale Al xueuo
ian27 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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P. T. BARNUM.

Proprietor Of the American Museum. New York, has
the honor 10 that encouraged by the brilliant
which has attended all his various efforts
amusement of the public. he has been led form the
project of organizing a vast travelling
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NEW BOOKS.
+ LORRNTIS' History Of the lnquisition in Spain;
IL Life Of Arthur SPRING;
The Necromancar, by G. w. Reynolds;
Mysteries or Glimpses of the Supernatural;
Gleannt.s and Groupings,
M.nrica Tiernay &C. Just received and for sal
by ImyiH T. CONJUNCTION 4 CO.
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FURNITUKE. -
CyOFAS. Divan Center, dining, B,eskns. H m.;n
- Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain ana dressing
Rnreu,s. Rose Wood Marble top Dressing 40 enclosed
and main Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads ana Mat
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
zane anu III nan 'o WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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n. NELSON.
d. wOOLSEY.
UCT ON.
WOOLSEY n NELSON.

XNATER street Evansville Indiana. AucnoneeI'
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Aeen.s
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs Clock
Glasses, Picturs Frames, Notions &C. Particular n n.
ton given TO the sae OF all descriptions Of Gooas h
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay, and Saturday o
advances made ON Consgnments vyrcoN
mug % ly WOOLSEf q NnLoO
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FLOATING bath HOUSE.

NM @. ADLEKSbURG VIII have bis Floating Bath
wv House completed by the 5th day of June A.
which time he will be ready to receive company. The
house 30 constructed that the gentlemen enter on one
side and the ladies the other svery neatly got I'M
and he hopes the public will appreciate his
tribute to their health. Single hath IS Persons
wishing tO subscribe do 90 by calling at his Paper
Store First street, between Main and .camore.
steam mill. He confidently believes that all who wish
TO contribute to their health will give him call.
je2d3n
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NEW BOOKS.
IN Country HANDLES in England, by Miss Cooper
Poetry OF the Vegetable World, capital book. The
Irving Gin, by Washington Irving. Prsmatis, by Rich.
ard Hxywsrde. Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain
Heroes OF 10 Life OF Dr. Chalmers. by Rev. j. c. Mof
fat. English Items, BY Ward. Also late Novels and
Poems. Received this day, and for sale by
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