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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GrSts.In In,n-Sei'' 'ahse'
'oo"A IrcaAHAn woodruff and DAILY
InsrRAcT or DEcIsoss-
Delivered % ssurdsy-ss prepared y US 's1s~ 'A''
heLssfsy AT Is,nSew. n - .a,.;,,r~
mcre licepse 10 insert beams IN wall Oh an s1o,1s
- = M. an inferred 10 IaaAs which BY the statute o. saas
must be In whuas A., ...,.x go N. Asf,oAant has
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THE NEW HYDROPATHIC FAMILY PHYsICMN-A
Medical Ready Peorbr with references to the Ne
and Treatment OF Diseases Accidents aud
Casualties kind with Glossary Tbe Of Contents Index
the whole illustrated Three Hundred Engraving and co!ored
Frontspieces By NJ d. One large volume Of so
pages substantially bound in library style Price delivered free
only 80 S. Published by PowLERs WELLS No 2oS Broad
way New York.
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ADVERTISEMENT
BROOKLYN BUILDING LOTs Ar AUCTION.-Today,

at o'clock will continue his sale Of those admirably
Division Buhwick aud EverEreenay As are
already graded easily reached when the various CITY
railroads are operation those who contemplate purchasing f m
movement in will do well TO attend this
sale East from the Brooklyn and Williams
turh at r. the ground good time
Lots to the sale which takes
rsoe At O'clock riding there be obtained OF
the Auctioneer, No. 3 Essssu-st
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been ashore spree the night previous and shortly
yer returning to the vessei. attacked with deran
iemens The mate him twenty droDs Of lsudanun.
but before morning the deceased swallowed Of h
oord the contents of bottle and died few hours
ailewsrds Coroner Hilton Yesterday held an inquest
upon the body and the jury rendered verdict Of suicide
while under the attack Of deiirium trenens.
YorSG THHvEs.-Two youngsters named Philip Hirs
Letter yesterday arrested charged with having
Gently stolen sold yseh and chain and ohs' .r'ss toa
have bse5s hspss Ss%sys; At % Ty
BRrAENG Up A DIsoRDERLY HousE.-James Meehan
keeper Of vile den No 81 or.ns and i've female iHes Of
TO bail BY Justice BOsat charge of kesPns 'dsr,
house and the women sent Bsexses snd
for three month. each
A Nuissscs.-The Nineteenth Ward Police report that
the ohs placed boats the foot has beea red
ioleIsble nuisance to the neiskboThood
SUS-STRUcK.-A carpenter, named Michael Smith. was
by the heat the while B-ekgsn on saturday
fell nsenbe the pavement He was taken to his
residence where he recovered.
FATAL FALL-Lawrence Ringhof, German BY birth,
ysIs of age s.cdeas M from Ws. new 'q zss.i2
accidental death.
AccrDEST-Willam Nellis. lad ten years ofage whose
reside No % Bestman seriously injud on sat
Suidns No = BeeEmsnst He vas taken
n ed Gleason residing G0wauus- L.,
accidentally s into the docs foot Of .a 81 , asa
Holden Of the and Private Waterman Bythe who
him He seemed grateful 10 these
that their should rna through the whole country
SECULAR CASE OF observation-disclosures Gamble yes
rdsy inqnss. Hundred and Forty Inst 81 near
Nnav upon body Of Mrs Rachel Henry an Irish woman y
found drowned large cask which had
been sunk spring the house 1t supposed fs he vent
the when STOPPING down it, she lost her
fell IN head foremost Her husband on returning home
her this position IN the ana dead The Jury rendered
verdict ofAocdents desth.
FOUND DRowSED.--An inquest was held yesterday by
uTon body f found II the
p The deceased osi built hve feet
eight inches had little hair lie dressed IN
jacket black velvet vest aud blue wooden PANTS
The months the water and much
The rendered verdict Of death from unknown
but probably by drowning
INFANT FousD THE EAST RNER.-The body OF
female infant old. found yesterday in the East
River at Pier TO- An Id it, when Dr. Ken
examination stated that he thought the child
was born alive rendered verdict of death from
known
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tssS. tsaa. i.c.~s~ Is is1

Hsrs an ,srsaic iucrsse thus Car this year. the
s.~e pcs in iS ri nearly 20 per cont The increase of
yAg1ison is probably from to 10 per cent. Average
weekly mortality in the first twenty-five weeks in 1883,
sSss "a 1854 seA Average weekly increase this year
Ayr lsssN
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Advertsement
Several new and interesting specimens have recently

been added NJ Brady his splendid collection OF portraits
which observe those of Willard Fillmore Dr. Dnf and
the traveller Bnyd Taylor No place IN the city
delightful leisure hour than his saloons
Nos. 20j and 359 Broadway.
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FIRES.
HiKk IN RROAn-ST

Ncs,crsy afternoon fire broke cut in the building No.
:, RrOsd-s, occupied by o Cornell & Cornell as car
yxr;ezs shop. The flames speedily exnguished by
~ frcnea. Damage about $500.
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ADVERTISEMENT
.-z.s....t &c
of FINE TEAS win be

found the TIA COMPANY No I Chatham
st. between and Rooseves The Oldest Tes establishment
city We readers that they can do better nan
where either Wholesale retail They have branch store
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WILLIAMSBURGH II'EMS.

ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-On Saturday evening about
ct won An named residing No "a South
h St attempted commit suicide by taking dose OF audan1
she rurhased worth Of sudsnum the No
q South swallowed in the Capt DoIevsn pro
cured her the First Yard station House
wbee she Dr. Brady After being partially restored
she refused 20 swallow any medene eAPh.
and II unsuccessful this she would Try
assigned for this rash e was that her soann
Wa IN he habit Of beating her in brutal manner
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IAdveriisement.l
WRITING AND BOOKKEEI

CLASS daily A. NJ; Gentlemen A. NJ and y O'CLOCK
H. Private Instruction all hours sung the convenience OF
the pupil OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH NO oo- Droad"sy
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HowE's NOTICE IN the MACHIN


aide il ell important persons interested SEWING MACHINES
and especially to those about purchasing Read IT,
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te,,Nase N wNrtslt, vnacr 10 years Of asc. aWsy
- 49,
W svNNd ,he Allowing table showing the number Of
,ss ~ csVN vA this yesr AMI The corresponding weeks
(.
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IA ,ss, wes ts, corresponding weeh In iss. na incrcas
~ r,s cent tea~Ssc NJ pegulaiica to 10 per cent,
ssS comparative moe,alsV eaeas childNn under 10
nav ~ ~ shows ~ ellcep
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Advertise me mt
TIE GREAT ECIIPSE-lhOse twenty eight splen

did Views oftb late ECLIPSE OF rHE be Day and
FyrNNc a. RooTs Daguerrean Gallery No Jj Broad
way Stereotype Crsyons graphs oDagueoiypes on IA
per taken TO perfection.
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:
THE RUINOSTROS AT BARNUM'S.-Ihis IS the great

eurosy the dsy anything been attractive lie
has Museum They him FOL
hou in silent wonder Capital performances besides at BARSu
Tuts AFTERNOON and EVENING.
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NEWTE'RSEY ITEMS.

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-A boy named Fitz-
gibbons aged about II years, who was mostly engaged IN
furnishing drinking water to the hands on the grave
trains as they passed Boiling Spring Station on the New
York and Erie Railroad, about nine mies from jersey
CITY was accidentally over by train on Saturday
towards evening One gravel train was gong forward
and another was backing His attention beng attracted
by these he did not observe passenger train which
passed at the time and over by II and instantly
killed.
STRAWBERRY FEsrrvALs.-The ladies Of the churches
the novelty of strawberry festivals
funds special objects committed 70 ne
churches These snas are WEI ps
Coupty mill fragrant piles OF care and 9tns
rrove successful nduee menfs by wnn 70
80 ~ Sr such Three Of these have
- The that OF the ladies' OF ise .st
Church M ball on the evening OF tn
~ H. sdss of The Reformed Dutch Church In Wsyne WI
~. .de. OF the First Baptist Church Commercial HAL June
in the evening
yorxc NrS's CHRISTIAN AssocIATfoS.-A meeting WIZ
- mi. evening IN the wsyres' Reformed Dutch
x Civ for the purpose of organizing Christian Young Seh'
ISOLATION in jersey Cry
Tho expected street acher did not arve IN Jersey
"a, ,.st,rdsy preaehins Ie.aIa oeloeh
sro~d commenced assembling o. the corner " E,,,.
..n. where services expected ana
.r,r o'oloek-sops soon ansr AZ ne
we PRES rs ,hs sstbsrius There disturbance
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RoBBrRY-On Saturday forenoon the house OF MIR.
VIM Nolan No North Fouhs entered BY some person
who stole S43 from bureau drawer
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CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
By Standard Thermometer at No Cha"be
C. ". RoNKETTI
1854. ga NJ 2A 3P NJ
June 3..................--...7S 81 7e
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s...n,nx n, syA CArrAM.-Mstthew Johns. se,e
Str 81 the brig south Pctou lying ct the foot Oh se
ton..t North River. committed suicide on csuus "a
inc by swallowing sn overdose o. isues"s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05

MAYORS CoURr.-The following named persons wer
fined by Msyor Saturday violating city ordinances M
Thou, Stsck shpbuder for ncumbeng the streets with nnoe
as: John Murphy allowing his TO run al large 90 WAVE
Lovely for allowing his dog 10 the streets unmurzedi 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05

Rarney McErov of the Second Ward Police, suspended
for bsyp: his Star stolen asleep during hours Of duty has beer
Broken consequence OF sickness the family wa
the assigned
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FouYD DRowYFD--An inquest was held yesterday by
upon the body Of unknown man found II the
Pier No p The deceased stout bu hv iee
eight inches in hsht little hair He dressed IN
mixed jacket black velvet and blue wooden pants
The bod, had months the water and much
The jury rendered verdict Of death from unknown
probably by drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05

REscrLD FROM DRowsISG.-A O'Clock yesferday
morning an named John Gleason residing at G0wana. L. l.
accidentally fell into the docs foot OF poveI East Bysr aud
Holden Of the Ward and Private Waterman Byhe who
succeeded rescung him He seemed grateful 10 these men,
vowed their should rn through the whole country
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AcCIDEST-William Neis lad ten years Ofage, whose
reside No - Beekmsn seriously injured sat
uyday by the falling upon him OF portion OF the wall OF the old
building No q Beekmsnst He taken home
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EXTENSIVE BURGLARY.-On Friday nlsh' me dTy goou'
,o- os Me,s. Tiffany Rodgers Grand and Six
entered by burglars and robbed OF SIX GOODS valued IL
The entrance was effected by means Of skeleton keys
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wooDRusS LATER careful o. n ), 800
the lssn shts parties they appeared g =
ta Wa ordered therefore sdo the opis1n OF - ~
Term as delivered ct that tins By Judge DAY. -
pressrt sppes ,..... ,.s.-. an. ,..,urfv
In avsston received from the psyes .n a. Thsss
,hsr or note Tor and Of the -
wa no evidence that Of s ~ IN H.
Ss.S snv exissd which, think, W ~ ,s ~ -
vhirh re.d,ed the invalid a. sf TIVE tue psyeSs
hsnds - x,r,us oft sxehanR, and the n ID
Ihs ona SO holders tsr vNes
mem ~, ne ruposs Of argument conceded mat thsar
note IN question under the circumstances sea
hoass o. mny themselves against the psysen Of Their owa
note 81 o that the their property whss
Gripss Co., Tia then holdsn Of ths psnte
@ .sr,isd 70 bill FEC they By u p.,tI
"a perfect night do the plsinhs note va s ~
r,oes paid and paid BY ths PLAINTIFF truly - 0u.esu
Enarn had paid the plsiatth In money n ~ ess =
and the plaintas had II ssrn va sosy Pse
perceive ps for vsyns IL dsta 'hs asesea $780,
for. made At General Term which 70 y .ds.sss
The Judgment should b snrmsd. With eosah
Msbsu ast hyde .ss ~.
IxeaAHAM. u 1.-The justice rssofue tses ne oesess~
appear tbs Day OF tee sA,esrneS ~ ...ae
he Defendant hsvs szssss ss az Ssia: - - essss
nav sbssus thsmsslvss IL Cout - ~ ~
CT e q sxcuss snoassosa ~ ssoeteG 49, -
m ch l. ssahinksl he sv Of thb Coss o ~ Ong
rdsmesss can hsssssr b rsecvsA n Jussss jvleas3
ihai % Aloud "a b called upqs 10 rsssss - w.
sArusd
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I,,.yr Forsp ~ THE EAsr RrER-The body Of

female infant old. found yesterday IN me
River No TO- inquest Id IT, when Dr. Rich,
that he thought the child
The Jury rendered verdict of death from un'
known causes.
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STREET PRrAcHSe.-The street and Park preaching
passed off yesterday afternoon with the usual excitement
Mr. Parsons held forth in East Broadway and Mr. Moses
in the Park There little or no interference on 'ae
mart of those who had been in the habit Of disturbing Inc
meeting and consequently overt acts were commea
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F,1AL FALL.-Lawrepce Rnchoff. German bv birth

accidentally fell from hveory new buiding IN
Grand and instantly killed Coroner Wilhelm yesterday
held inquest upon the body and the JEg rendered verdict OF
accidental des.h.
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BRrAKrSG rP DIsoRDERLY HousE.-James Meehan,
keeper OF vile den No 81 Orang and i've female nm.'es Of
his place sresied O'Clock Sunday morning He held
10 bail BY Justice bofart charge keePnE dsord-
for three month. each.
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YousG THIEvEs.-Two youngsters named Philip Hirs
and Deis Letter yesterday ses.ed charged with having
Gently stolen gold watch chain ohsT .ees io
of Jos Nse No IS fsv I; stated thu. those bows
taken before Justice Welsh and locked up for trial
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-10
BACON,s MERCANTILE COLLEGE,

NORTHWEST CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT. CINCINNATI
fINHE undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
= lege TO his building, northwest corner of Wal.
nut and Sixth streets where he has fitted up splendid
suit of rooms expressly for his misunderstanding spare
neither pains nor expense in making them ia every
epeet the most convenient and pleasant School Rooms
In the United States.
The plan adopted in teaching combines practice with
theory instead of using books, The pupils exercised
in making original entries Of every day business t-ans
setons ournazinc posting balancing accounts, open
Ing and closing of great variety Of different OF
books both for partnership and individual business.
where the business has been and adverse and
thus qualifying the student for entering into the praci-
cal duties Ofthe accountant in any Kind OF business.
The course ofinstruetOn will consist OF DoUB IN
Try BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department
VI trade and mercantile accounts. viz Wholesac,
tail, commission, exchange banking. manufacturing
shippnS, individual, partnership, seamboatng, and
compound company business commercial calculations
practical penmanship. and Lectures on commercial law
chants, etc.
In addition 10 tn, regular course of study The under
signed has made arrangements with Messrs. Henry
i'now, Esq Hon. Il. StOrer Prof. &. W. Wright and
other eminent Lecturers to delivers ofeeures
ON the subjects Of law, history Of commerce.
political economy as connected with commerce, chem
ttr as connected with commerce. ana other subjects of
great importance In commercial point Of view,
before Etr 'ducei in any Mercantile College i'm lie u
States Pupils instructed individually, and In
classes SO that suSents may enter AT any tme and pro
coed in the ratio Of their capacity and aSsiduty.
Public examinations are had Uhough pupils
emined privately If they desire it, when the student un
dergoeS rigid and thorough Interrogation. DIV the pin
cipa assisted by committee of Practical Accountants
an Business Men, and Diplomas arded 10 those who
are deemed worthy OF them.
course can be completed In from six to fen weeks
The Principal viii take pleasure in doing
In his powerto advance his students, and make them
thorough and accomplished accountants; aud his extern
tive acquaintance with the business co,nmuaity will
generally enable him 10 procure situations for ose e
:irous Of obtaining them.
TERMS:-For a full course &C lessons i'm IooI, Keen
ny, Writing, Commercial CaleulitiOus. Commercial
Law &c, $40 (oct2-dSwlylR. $. BACON. Principal.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

'Ifi,E undersigned have this day formed coparper
L snip, under the name and style of LEWIS d GRAY
aid have made arrangements with the late firm of Har
ngton Crane az CO. Ito serve their successors i'm the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in this
city.
We would respectfully solicit ttinaance of the Pat,
ronaEc heretofore so literally extended towards the late
frm and bcspeak the good Offices friends pledg
ing spare no efforts TO promote the interests
oil all who may entrust business to our care.
. EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. lst ls52 sept2tf CHARLES GRAY.
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'VAkE klER'S ROCK OIL a tcasroontuI ever three
Il hours in the absence of eie fever, aud will be
cured OF Ague Same dose will cure Diarrtoca dose
every hour for Cholera Morbus-for Piles and Rheuna a.
ilsm, dose times day, and apply externally For
burns Worms and Group it is excellent remedy. For
sore Eyes battle times u fay. You can he cured OF
Coughs and Colds White Swcllings, Old Sores and VI.
GERS, Caneerous Anections- DC &C.. by It's u hs
cured hopeless cases of Blindness and Deafness Good
Tor Biles. ErGptons of the skim litter and Female Dis
eases. NOW THESE THINGS ARE so, and the res.
son is--Naure made this on and made it RIGHT. 1t is
making cures eadsrrpllg asired all over
the country tits Bottled in its Natur. ate and uu
Ike the cid Kentucky Oh, used Internally well as
externally.
Get free Circular Of Directions Of the Agent-ex-
anime aud Try this wonderful remedy. Ii safe and dis
appoints none. Price 50 cents.
EVERY VESTlGE Of the dreadful Disease, Scrofula
can be completely eraicted in less time and
or inconyenienee to- the patient than with any other
remedy
The healthful balm from Natures secret SPRING
The bloom of health, and life, man will bring;
Asirom her depths the magic liquid flows
10 calm our sGferings, and assuage our woes
This Petroleum is obtansdf well near Pittsburgh
Pa 400 feet below The earth's surface. For sale by
HELLER, FARNSDEY ~ co WOOISEY 81 LINCK
and uALLOCk IL STODDARD Evansville
K. NJ. LYON. Fo:t Wayne,
oe'1dNw Proprietor
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NOTIONS.

MORGAN, KEEN d PRESTON lave now in Store
OF Notions and Fancy Goods they have ever offered 70
inc trade consisting ia part of white and coored SnooI
rehas- 90; Skein Threads. and bi2ck white aud brow N
Linen threads black and a Sewing SiILs h.ot ~ a
arao twists cold and stamped Agate Shjrt B,ltons
oone Pant do, composition do, black Satin Vest hneS
aslihS Coat and Vest, plain and figured gilt Vest aud
ooal no. oroerde and twist Coat an Vest and near
ana good varieties of Over-coat buttons part RuctIa
sewing darnng and knitting Needles Pins and mend
pms and hair pinss pen-holdcrs. porte monies honks &
white cotton cord, brades fancy twill twS,
paeS combs side and grail side and fine combs ess
wh,leoones boot laces. wooen cravats do hood chd
rem req hose, envelopes thimbles shaving brushes ami
rings aud breast pins brass clocks To-
gether with all articles usually kspt in this ne does
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STOyES!TIN AMI COPPEIs ESr.u.
LISH nENT

CT THOMAS SCANTLlN. of the firm of ScantIin
1en up his residence permanently i'm TINS c i',,
where he will devote his personal a,tention TO ali
oiehes oil their business Mr. :. would call the atten
.oi ol inc PuOhc generally and his old customers
10 tReir extensive stock of STOVES. TIN and SHEET
IhoN WAKE, and all other articles per,aipinc IN
business. me! are also prepared all sorts of
IN, copper and Sheet-ron Custom Work Stean,bo.t
work, &C. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roo6mn
AZ he shortest notice and in the srfct st,le
an d, me store OF SCANTLIN IL PARVIN
HOWL Main steet, bet Firstand Socond
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-10

RSMOVED.-The undersigned has removed to the
ehoase ofMrs. Dr. Trafton three the She
wood House. opposite the mansion of M Ross ESQ. q,
First Street. or Doctors Avenue. - Va
once atthe old stand First ST. two doors above Mai;
wnere ne may be found at all times unless
o"S"seu- Desei J-R. WILCOX. MD.
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LAIRD OIL, SOAP AND CANnIE C,C
TUlSE M

hE Undersigned have united themselves with Mr..
geo. Milne TO carry 90 his long esablishe busi
ness OF Lard OIL Soap ami Candle nianufactory W.
n,n MI, ncna,n AT our old stand where ev,ry artcI.
mann s'anu'aeiured oy the frm of Geo. Kline q Co will ha
ior SAFE 81 Wholesale ard retail at the Lowest ma
kei prices and also large stock Groceries Ienthcrs
~ r ,h &C. The OIL Soap and Candle Manufactured
aryang Sold in Cincinnati All orsie q,u 70
Voo'o-'"! DECKER d KRAMER.
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SELLING OFF COST.

(riNu deslrous oil going into other business. offer
- my entire stock Of Clothing and C;entlemen,s liz,
nishlns Goods, at Cost To any one Wishing 10 20 into
e oi"lling business. offer first rate opportunity to
INTO business already established will rent Tho
Rouse 10 any one wishing it, and sell them the goods al
great bargain, and on the accommodating terms
PERSONS indebted 10 me by note or book account
are hereby notified call and make settlement n',
dIatei! as must close up my business without loss a
time. = crTNpI, SO, us
movie If Water street. bewc Main and Sxcarna.
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TO DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIANS. AND
- COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TINllE undersigned have In store large stock OF
L Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Oils Paints Farnisn-
es, DYE Woods, Glassware, Patent Medicines. Brushes
Ne &e., and constantly receiving fresh supplies.
from the manufacturers and Eastern which
are determined TO sell alta small advance.
Ourarticles all selected with great care and war
raned to give satisfaction as 10 genuneness, quality and
price.
Surgical Instruments Trusses. Abdominal Supporters,
and shoulder Braces of the most ri proved styles.
Pure Brandy, Old Rye Whisky and Wines for mediea
purposes only of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock consisting
fiaes, Gases, Chemicals, &c. At small advance FROM
Eastern prices.
Mrs Mcrs Fine Cut Tobacco and n choice lot Of old
Havana SegarS Bird Cages, Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants and dealers will please call and examine
our stock when IN the city, aud all orders viii! be attend
ed To immediately and carcfuli:e packed.
ALLAN G. HALLocK. HALEOJk d STODDARD,
W. II. Il. STODDARDj Wholesale Druggists,
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