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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-13
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
First MISUNDERSTANDING Express leaves Cincinnati al
o., IooS Passengers by This ia connect 10 New
York, Boston, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk. Cleve-
land. Crestliie. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington City. wheeling. Ztursyille DC. stopping
between Cincinnati aud Cleveland. AT L1vcllnd Nor
row, Xcnia. London Columbus. Delaware, Car'iire-
tam Gallon, Crestline Shelby New London aud Grafton
only.
second Accommodation Express leaves Gin
cnntiHt7 q clock M Passensc's bi this rain con-
,ect % Clevei (sie-p at CeVed, ai'd r"sutne at a.
3 a. m 10 DunkirS. bulIaln, New YORK ana Bost"nl,
Z.nesy'lie. hceng, Huntingdon, Washng;oa Circle
viii Leblnon Ne- ins train stops ~ ali aaS stltions
between Cichat aut Cle' e'and. AMI between Cincin
nai AID Was!in ION (cxc 1T Fig acknowledging
only on proper >izu or II tee TO Ccnduot"r.
1hrd fraiB-Lea,es Cincinnati al 3 10 O'Clock p. m
Pas.eR-ers 10y tbs Train To- iii lsb0ro Chilli
Gothic Washington Nilui.rioi. Lebanon, dc. This
train stops AL Way st.ticn between CSinnati and
NJ lsbO'O', and between mciHHati and Washington
Except Branch iiiA and linwood at Turnpke)-sioir
ping GA proper signal or nonec tn Conductor.
nrih Irain--Eyenng Express. leaves Cincinnati at
5o'cloe& p. m Passsn by this train connect T., New
Yor,. Boston, Niagara Falls, Il ,faln. Dunkirk. Cleve
land. Lebanon. DC his train sto at al way stations
between ineinnati and Cleveland except Flag stations
stopping only On proper signal or no ice TO Conducor)
SUNDAY train to Columbus at ,; ~ o'clock p M
lT9Springeld Passengers by l.. NJ. Railroad will take
a. IN. and p M trains.
From Cincinr ii to New York;. .......-.s SIC 90
From Ciuein att TO Boston Is 80
Az al itona ch lrge of ftv cts via niagara Fails.
From Cincinnati to Buffalo via Lake Shore Rail-
From Cincinnat to PhiIadelphia or Baltimore via
CTe,tne and Pittsburgh -. ............... ID 90
Prom Cincinnati to Pittsburgh via Crestline.... 90
Front Observation-Disclosures. o.
From Cincinnati to Baltimore via Wheeling. IL g5
From Cincinpai to Washington via Nhe ling. - %
From Cincinnati TO Philadelphia via heeliDg.. I5 %
From Cincinnati TO Wheeling Observation-Disclosures. u
From CiEcinu All 10 Cleyeland ................. %
From Cincinn All TO ..... 3 90
From Cincinnati TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
From Cincinnati to Springfield ............... 10
From Cincinnati TO Morrow INSTRUMENTATION. j 90
From Cincinnati To Wilmington .............. ] co
From Cincinnati to Washington ..-.......... IS
From Cincinnati to CirclevflIe 81
From Cincinnati IL LOveland. go. ............ 65
From Incinnati to Marlborough ............. IS
from Cincinnati to Chi,lcothe ......--...... -
II = For all information and Through Tickets. apply at
the Office, south east corner of Broadway and 'front.' SIS,
or at the Depot, Cincinnati
w. A. LATHAM. I'll, ket Agent.
mhl6 =. w. STRADER General Agent.
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2 For all Information ard Through Tickets, apply
at the office, south east corner OF Broadway and From
streets, or Il The Denot, Cincinnati
w. A. LATHAM, Ticket Agent.
mhls p. w. sTRADER, G. neral Agent.
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BTTTR0LFF & SONS,
COOKIES PANTY cuocEuy.

HE Undersigned would respectfully announce TO the
citizens OF Evansville, that he is better preiar-
co man ever TO supply their tables WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FRESH i'm the Iine of Family
Groceries,
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du-
nng the past year. confidently expect continuance OF
my share OF as now present additional claims,
ana shals spare o efforts TO merit ii.
am constantly receiving all the leading articles Of
Family supplies fresh fom country; ard shall keep
ON hand at all times, Fresh Butter Cheese Lard, Eggs,
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried aud Picked Meats.
A ,oI cie Of Dry Groceries OF every de-
erpdon. la, Coffee, Sugars, Melasses, Flour, Feed
c.&c. -
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to the
doors the purchasers promptly upon the receipt Of
their orders. Call aud examine my stock. -
Y. N. COOK.
oet22 Opposite the Post Office.
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v,,ypo.n CoNTH4CTOEsS



lust received and opensd the largest aud most
y splendid assortsient OF Spring al d summer Dress
Goods ever offered in this market. consisting of rich
Grenadines Barcses (ned ard lain) P.i' Sks. pTut-
Linens BriIiiuirs printed NusliEs Challs Barcge
de aires and White Goods. tO which would Invite
the attention of al wishing such articles before purchas
ing elsewhere would be very happy 10 show them
to all wi o " i'll favor Us viii, cali
COLBURN 4 HERSHBERGER.
mh3t Fosters Block, First street below Miin
CARPETS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.-A large
~ assortment Of Carpelsand Floor ol tipths jnsl 70
ceived. our oil Ilo hs f.Om - IL feet vide
Stair Oil Cloths alSo.
CoLBURN 81 HERSH3FRGER,
apI Fosters Bloc, First street below Main
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EnYLIaMDwAHE 4NDCO.C

SADDLE Xxx n Al - ID " = z r 4 ND CO CEs
TRIM flzNssS.
WE would call the attention >ad1lers and Coach
w makers, and all Others dealing in the above BUSH
ness to our full and complete stock consisting in part
of Himes, Wagon, Stage and Buggy.
LeGthers, Patent. Enaneld, Harness d Skirting.
Buckles, Roller, Bride and Harness.
Webbing Rein, Girih. Roller and Straning
Pad Trees, Japanned Brass and Silver VI ounted.
Chains, Stage and Trace.
Saddle Trees, Spanish Side Fall Backs, &c.
Thread and silk and Pushes.
.-- Also
Axels, Bands, Oil Cloths, Duck and Drilling.
Lace. FASTING and Scanning.
"a Bolts, Carriage and Tire. t- -r
Saddle Nails, Brass and Lace Tacks.
Birdie Bits and Shrrnp Irons ofevery kind.
Whips, Buggy, Riding. um aud OK.
The above will sell low as can be purchased in
lhe West (dec2l BABCO(K BROTHkkS.
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5sT. VERNON N EVANSVILLE STAGE
LINE.
Isses=sssfs-scsA THE undersgf led wilicommence run
ne =, ming the above Line Semi Weekly after
az I'll ~ apr next; leaving Mt. Vernon every Tues
Gay ana Friday mornings at o'clock and leave Evans
w ese1y W ednesday and satu rday at O'Clock.
800 once II the Washington House - -
go. J. b. GREEN, Proprietor.
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EkE UOVED.

WILL pay the highest market price in cash. for Cot
4 ton or Linen a-s THOS. CONJUNCTION,
feb2u Corner az Main aud first streets.
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CABINE w AR HOUSE.
EslEst,FtN EER(.ITS
COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTARAUl

COFF5 2 HOUSE AND RESrARAUF.
Water Street. merit Insurance Company. Exams Ia.
IIENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
adrat, in the three story brick house, between In
surance Co. Office and the Pavilion Hotel, is fitted
Gpin the best tye, and he is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them in the
best His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors Wines and Ales, which, with other refreshments,
ne will serve in the most approved style and at all
hours of the day Mr.. 5 viii always keep good va.
rety of the best brands OF Cigars.
Attached'to the house is a 30 LENG SALOON, with
two hRe Alleys, and every accommodation requisite for
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with India Rubber eusLiOa5, aud Saloon INT up with gas
dec9-taprl
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JOHN 5. MITCHELL,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM.
MISSION MERCHANT safst

r- EVANSVILLE, IND. ..rra a ....r
ONCE and Warehouse on WGter street bttreeu Main
-. GRd Locust; also corner of Walnut ST. and tke
CaMas and the Big Wharf Boat at
f.f --.i foot Of .NaiH street. rr.l rf t.er
MIL advance cash all kinds of Produce cor.
w signed To him, for ale here 10 shi To rs Cor.
respondents al New orieans and the Eastern Cities
Orders for purchasing Pro luce or Merchandise filled
AT the shortest notice and lowest market prices
ne wiz give prompt attention 10 the Forwarding Of
all Merchandise and Produce ensrns.ed TO his ard
withs experience and ample facilities for Storage doe.
not hesitate 10 guarantee satisfaction.
dec:-if JOHN s. MITCHELL
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NhSLstS LIZ 4 ~ I'd ks EEAEL.
TTOPKINS & READ are receiving their Spring
J. Stock of Dry Goods Carpets, Oil Goth Matilngs
Wall Paper, Looking Glasses and Window Shades, to
which invite the attention of the citizens of Evans
vile ard the neigh5oring town.. Our STOCK will be-
more attractive this than ever, and will ofer
greater inducements to Cash Buyers than have
done. Our stock is open to ALL and time will be
devoted 10 the people. lapI-2md-
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NEW YORK COMMISSION EOUSE.
THOMAS 10. NTaGsIEE.

THOMAS 10. NIaGsfEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AHDGENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street. New York.
DEiNG long established with extensive connection
ID in the above buine>s. respectfully solcits cois-
ments ofall kinds OF Western Produce. which will receive
inmediate AMI personal attention IL the loyxs possible
scale Of charges. Particular VIII to- best Ell
eonsignments of fobaccn and liberal cash advances
made on ali shipments when requiTS 4 by
J. II. MAGHEE & CO..
feb.O-u Evansville, Ind. ~
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THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
A FAILURE!

MOT that we to say the Exhibition in New York
IN was failure; no there were very handsome things
OF all Nations exhibited there; but the expectation
through the whole country and particularly in Ne York
great, that many Sprekeepers intended to make
fortunes IN yearl lid in heavy stocks of the finest and
best GOods-aUd consequently. that our homeloving
people did not like to spend their money by the bushe
staid at hcme and many orthoss had TO
fail and give up business.
Our Buyer in New York. who is ALWAYS on the l1ek
out for good bargains, customers well know had
q couple weeksagO. good chance buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS, .
at far reduced prices which we offer 10 sell as low
never any thing here before.
be articles, too ma mel to InentiOR only will
do in part, viz: A hue assortment of
LINENS; - EHa
DeI4AIAES, plain and printed;
PRINTS,
-rr trae SWISS MUSLINS:
-. CURTAIN MUSLINS;
KID GLOVES.
-ta Hrh|-r srga t.t DRESS SILKS;
.s.-.-~ SHAWlS,
Aud the largest aud best assortment of
ENGLISH HOSIERY;
.-...r f. FINE FLANNELS;
BED TICKS;
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-25

The word l. sstrnished At the wonderful enres
perfefmed b. the Cfamp and Pain Killer, pre-
put,d by CURTIS a PERKINS. IL equal has never
been EnoUn f1I renewing pain In all cases for the
eure u spinal spiAints, camp Ia the limbs and
,ioach rheaasiisa IN All il iofns bilioas chronic
tlill. aud fever bdus. uruai and TfnNei il IS
docid diy the boat renedy IN The world. Evidence
Of the most waHdefiul entes ever pefurnnd By am
medic ne are on 80 ulafs 10" hand IT aEents You
nsy be positively sIfe IL fciisft yuu use H. Millions
q bottles Of tbs medicine have bocn sold ~ New
kngiand the pasf sit - eigt years,
POI sair b. the shove named Agents.
Agents Ia the aine Medicine. Pond hurse
Cha. Rurt A Sun, lanes Fouor, Rutland Liscomb
L O-g-nd, Cente, Rutland J. L. GilHah, West Rut'
land D. !, ststgae, Weyhrdse II. slmonds, fiits
Gsd Geo n Aiieb = Waitnsiord James Cuft,ss,
Dof-.t. u. q. i.aphsia, DANNY Clarf A Lsngdont
West Papliaey &, l.. tsse, Brandan Roo, Tom
inson, Ca.fletoni Cafiu & Wright, orwell Rand
Naihngiord. J9-b
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rar Rtor ~ ST. i.gUIs. The ST. Lou
ln,ollirenccr gives the following account
the origin Of the ate not IA that city go
We have seen az leas, twenty eye wit
-ssss oi the rccfni tunuit. aud have re-
-ecd from them twenty different reports.
i impossible N state with accuracy pre-
| i.ely soN the thing began, OF with what
any the blame q commencing II Hes
|'he fact Is. that people had been prep fcd
) expect a Fight On election day many
ere sraed 80 anticipation The fuel was
|a.re. AMI the hr.i Aecidcn,al spirk kindled
into a fearful aimc. Had the thing not
zen suaresiei, Il would probably never
ave occurred bot 80 many minds were
dsoiling upon the sinister predictions which
hia been mos, impruden,ly issued during
ne preceding week, that every thing was
a train 90 kindle the Srz, spark Of disturb
snce mta a blaze Of sediuon. The spsrk
Lea. and the blaze followed as matter Of
course. THIS is the plain truth about the
natter. and Il useles, 10 seek further FOR the
|sifnplc cause Of al, the late disastrous tn
'inult. As We said before, there was no es-
pec,si hostility to any particular nation,
Glass, cliqu. of c.eed. The irsh were at
tackled because the FIGHT happened 20 be
commenced by an irish rowdy had II been
l. German Who struck the frs, blow, no
,soab, the fury of the mob would have been
directed against the German, and 81 on,
frosappose that there WAS any premediiatod
\ n,i-lrish or snti-Caiholie feeling at the
l,,,om Of it. is, as W have miln,Ainei from
he FIRST, a great mistake.
Dispatches from ~. LOUIS state that the
bot Is nov fully subdued and quiet again
RESTORED. The FIVE hundred citizens who
Dad enrolled themselves as special police
and pairoled the city, were dlsbsnded.
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MECHANICS,
INVENTORS
AND MANUFACTURERS.
$50. IN CASH PRIZES. $40.

NToLuNE TEN or ana scientific AMER
itAN" Commence ul the ian II September 60
u - chienJ deysted ~ ihe advanseaesf - i, inter
esis II sssAdHaes fartafers, MassJaf@res sd tarm
90. and y edited ~ lnes pfaCieatiy shicd ~ Ire
att All scisacts. ffsbabiy ulhrf iAfnai 81 the
ssnr rhsfactsf 10 90 eafcnHfNrY tfrualt4, eeu
cfaly rststined iof "a pfacurai ati4y. srsrib eli
tiis Jaa4tls Psflifg Alcb issae pntkiy ln.ni tie
F.rEsr prffcE ate aissfrais4 zfs EasyaftAgs, and
tho ciaiuia "a az thu tfrnts pihit-rd "a g4iarf
Ia "a. csiuinns tisy ATE 's'urd ihss ustlHs It
prrrrt -efgstfsiC .ra darH4ai-AL Ess .t lsrEni4
ofinifs4aisua pa The tHiga,ts g - tascal -
pssse@f.f4 C4rs4sfs, nsgsss-rtHg saa flt h..saers
gsHsr.iiy. u is iaIbslshsd vttkll o. qstna I'm
suitahlt 80 hi.44af atl ssrh TsAlHf ClI.fsls larr
hpspuss ssp sIffrGs fs-ss q Esac,aF daitsf,
EsslaaA hrspfag Gfsustfssst uril fal esd
camploie inasi. IT, ctteiali.r uls ia-i alti.,
exceeded 80 90 eisss .'ei " sss AID Doe fsrrai -
fsigis ia usa yuiuis BE Ntnh g. aAg ts44lg a-ltH
nl..fr tl.sH ne sstss rFiinE pi,,f-
The hlior IS sss fHfs a. ace ~ eel b ne PHa
ushtfs 80 u.r hsuHcsG i4fssat nals ct sLb,s .s4s
ssbf "a b ihs "a - lsuu4Ty, i-4s a l1I nti BE-
sifsa g. ne largest i,si 81 ahe ssrlie = . 90
ihr tLifl So "a me iuafiu o. - ita fna 80
faf thr siiih SO F the setehib - BE- egiia.
50 fFtaf hiafni - fiss trtif - 40 lf1
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g. ne srioshih. Pc crrt = 90 be- Pee O.. ihs -
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Tho IA of isslar ie-a
Tssas s--pae ...i,s uts fesr. . uts safy sir
apituis, = ave- rifssi 90 Hfehtst e. i9a is 20
90 aiatii'i e o.. fssfs.- inslte u'a'i ss
ttess o'i'es, 'es.sr ga -. ~ i"snY o,'s'i
tH.isa slHlf.s, So o. a4FsHrf.
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tlArh ~ isas usa flst1 ttth Vac rsa p sfHf li
a. offered Tine .t4 % 4. sIaaio..i z TO- Ufff4.
sasaihefa 40 IS s.isfs laaHsl iaksa 80 fsfsffIp
naut
Ls.iar. shai.is 30 e.-ssiss. POI ps.s. 90 Ass L
Co - FaitHh .issf. 4. y
Ast.r hesss 60. tfs srtHuaifs'r slfatsi is
FfsariEs p4isHts a. rev afsal.is, $50 aiu sasl .
tafaff.fs b iilai fharss. o. gao a. fsf nff-ig
Of thef la4rftssasais. A'~f
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ADD, s,varrrtis A fhs nana'y hrts
...f Haast hayiaf ~ 's@stsr .
.-,sf s,,r.1as'of me gro5nssf a csi'
...lrr r.ttfreian ssc.fau ii0aiA
W. - be- cave o. snes 80 e. ii-s
,.rur+scy a 90 Ympshn. 'bHi y
t-rs "a ahau' th'raEh Asfue
[ sl trtt- e. s.hacsit-hf'ff no. 70
1 Gs.aF. ihsn ~ ,att tso nsua.e q
csamf ssmroan
f,seiis 81, NJ 9aisf@sa. D7nocrsiie
~ Fsaa4i Csasay nsef d. y as
asS isis yvss. snse, The ui'@Fcu'e'''
] r-cs a passissa, y b 'srn vrrss isan
rsi n q. ssset. TAs sssn'y iif sf',
a.sas ~ ~ wang, ans Free Se''eF''
"a as.tis b. brassea There arr ne
!, on q. sAa s,e fa' ihrfs % 81 80 -
yar, s-fs ss',t,a3 ~ u" pear'e
! =. bs., aou g. r., - isgsslaiau SOD
s,i, Gre7s
ia frs. the WhiTa sesc parts 'sf.y
4 -,unuis 90 ihs s.lersisn u iso 4 n.cif
sss8s,rs e. the Sens's. NJ Ca'Pen'sf
. a. slls. p ocular. and SsgissFsd tom
nee nssu. 10 bqsafed he Couu;y --
essss :. ssd r. were ~ ursns Plsagss
| ,As sni.liqaof ls~. The is'ies sss
and desepcdly 80. clocied q the Sea
- ,hs f.,f.s, nAs.lnrd A seat. acfu
p md ~ss ~rciche8 dissraeo 10 his
sanaepcy. We haye leaned 10 value
~ more fof the hssi,s u ,hcit lives, than
,as pledges gircn GA the eve 81 sn clee b.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-25
THE KANSAS EMIGRATION ENTER
PRISE

Mr.. Bnnscomb, Of liolyoke, has just
returned from Kansas, where he has been
Ieagaged IN locating the first party of En-
|irnu;s. lie - In hne health and spirits,
ssA speaks Of the hrility and salubriiy Of
The country Ia enthusiastic terms. The
emlgran,s we're kindly received even by
,gsDe Of the Shareholders Of Missouri, and
BE- thinks there viii be a greater emnigra.
,lJn from Missouri by inca opposed TO
shgcry than by slave-ho'ieFs,
Tsere probably will be a movement In
,his city before long % behalf Of the En-
grant Aid Society, aud II Is to be hoped
that IT will excite general interest.
4 meeting II the pioneer party Of emi-
giants 10 Kansas. vas held at then camp
~ ground. seven nalez beyond Wakerusa
kner, 90 The isi inst, az which, amer 4
fall di-russien A. 10 the Advantages and ca
pac .iios q the eeeampsnen, for a future
town site. It vas voted b make stand at
that place, ard to proceed 10 make claims
upon the land. with the understanding thai
The omgrAm company al home ~oad
make The spot tho. selected the base Of
their luiafc operations, and would forth
aiih, or n a. early asy as possible, tor
yard men and money 10 carry oct their
enn1 enterprise. The party was ofganiI-
e By the choice Of necessary officers. and
4 vas voted 20 commence ,nskIng claims
" be Distributed By Ia on ihe morrow.
The Missouri Argus having pabll-Ard
,hc Ao.ngs Of uics1ing Of SHAREHOLDERS,
ubo offered rewsrd of l~o hundred dol
an fof r.. ThAycr. prcsidcn, Of The Wor-
easier kzAsAs League, some a the pion-
~eg parts gave notsce TO the slAveholdcfs
u.ey mes, nai they had man wilh them
sho stood ready 10 peusona,e NJ. Thaycr
ard take the consequences on the paylnen,
a iss Fe~asd offered. The money they
Esd, so'iid b. guiie aefftreahle in the in
iancg u lhelf enterprise. and A. 10 the
Consequences ihey assared the slsvchold-
efs that they Ser, there fof tee express
purpons q testing tie question, A. 10 the
nshi q Amgucan frcrmea - rrfnsin Ia
iar irrnioy. Springfield Rsp,isi.ran.
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French Shirt Bosoms.

nH. MORSE ISyfG DisATgss cBD-
- DIAL,
fferr- fHirl10t-v Nasan
ilalrussrtf. ff,sna -frf1,
Msfsha ~ .fkfrfr4 t.sfrirnr fI.
Niii fh~ftF Ia4gfIrr lfirrt. .ait - feHfsf
hrrrHHy't tiH iiesi nisrareff
MHnAi r.fli.c tsfrftr.4..
Affls Efr. 90 s.fE a..sr.
Dr. lHFusrHift safsaHffi. ID a fff = frasif 1 . 3
req lf l.'H eaf.a.I lH..H rf 200. FONDA Hlg~ B.
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BaldneM Positively Cured !

AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE il trniy the
sondsf ihs age furhATs article e'et offered to
he pasbe 1. received With greater fAvos thao uis,
and ,sfs,us Hsld OF ce.Hg have cnly To- tesi the
sfucle u be fsiiy satisfied
n R.--trcuts are authorized 10 give written guar
v preferred. pncs t, be agreed upon bet"
the parties & BURT a son, Agents.
YIsHEh 4 CO., Pnipnstors,
SO. - Superior Il. Cievrisnd, Ohio.
g.au pric. One Dollar pct b4itle. 53-ly
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"A sRirs a Fhsnpsan's Had Mt Re-
fs'au !sshlsssee q, tssn 10 dsy. STATES that
~ fslacfs ana Mefchsuis Bsas, a Mona
rss ierns he fsis and h,lsinazoo btnk.
= MHaigan. sni lae Bank q Wzafnas,
A're, had isiiod 10 inoes sh~if engage
i'r'i'f 10 ul-s city. Thr same taiasliy
a'ts lisli AZ ssgtaefn tn4 Western hias
VIZ - aeft ~ iss fangr i~isa 2 o. 3
~ cert, sacrp lnlaaaa, aLlch bids far
=. ''i'fs''ialg even nssrs. liiua.s aad Nis.
..'ls.a '.eAe, i secg'e1 By G ~ eesa State
sis1ss.
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NOT ICE.

Arsairs a httsnf f.Fsa fasf riqtfsftn HiA a.
y taaHt G. fisr esataai Assfuiial q no rtsfs -
sfraasf. a. afssie f'rlssf b. 70 a. D. brI1 "a
satsssfiss rts rfaEe uursts7 u tifI.ff, A N-
tasi 4. lafFsaze elu.f a-lslfi rtaf ~ rts nsHa4
IaaA q 81. HuuEE. Car. .u
nsais Aer "a i.zt I-s'
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Now IL yoTr time 10 buy
Nav sHtctlI zaast--1E1lacraTs s

por Sale or 20 Rent.
Two If1t SIS hra-,I.tJ saasis4 fs u,.a
I runtt aFft ta Fis0A NH9El.
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hsi' 4eAa Neat~eizh, Is a i-iirf - he
psp.sl f'.ss Wss'iiagi11, sars here a. ~
s4iiAlf deas tgf M u a,aes,esa III So
-'e'sn eseseNs q so4.t ihdase trcs ia.
tf's y e. is < sfsss sns eaa.rsta snd
Save isl1f.
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DIED.

Ia KoyaiIen, July Is, Nj. WILLIAM PIERCE,
sgsS 81 years. lie hal lived in Ruyaliop G. year..
rle-dsy The lSth iu-t., At st. Aihan-, GATHER
NE WOOD, wife vi La~rrnr. q. BfaiEetd, aged
u yesD.
A. swan'on Centre, the inst, TIMOTHY
FOSTER, "a, aged a..
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TIE MoUreal Hwaif on u the Oldest
suf inos, iuaseu,ial papers Ia the nuiisb
Prcftn-t-, scouts r.c idea that Csnsda IL TO
he- rrraliaet@ Ia otAe, ~oras. e. scied into a
'ior r9faiy, yah = psisoe q the blood roy
e. - on ;as Fics-rugal throne. TIE H1r.
al says s--' II Canada ceases 10 be col
0r ne si.l hscqfae rrpablic--x sihef
Il a.aiasef Of iAr Cnlisd States conf-dc.
rt''an - no,, mast aepesd upon eses.is over
~a.ll si.o Aas TO conlfol.
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alOO Pcr Mouth.

4 few Intelligent and .bisrpnfins men rAn hear
n a rsageei his,ness that vii -, the sbnys
ABiasint per month. aud with application much
Larger sum. ny sHcl=igs sl.41 (ss guaranty II
then sirrFniy) o. the rhsCfsi-fn A. New Ak 81.
TO thea adafted $, The husinsss, .e viii pay go
lef ssoaih, sAiafY, Il preferred
Seusfh NJ Aus. 10, t15f. ~ VI.
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MAItIHIED.

Ia Rutland on the lsih Inst. b. Rev shas Aiken.
u. D., Mr. sANCEL NEWTON, Of boston, TO Miss
MANY q. ALLEN, OF Rutland.
IN Montpelier, aug. l5ih, by Mr. fsTter, Professor
n GEORGE CLARKE. 81 Vermont University, b.
Nj, MARY n. REED, dAagbtsr Of II. u Reed, E@l