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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-03

MELANCHOLY SUIcIDE.-We noticed on
Sunday the suicide of man by the name of
Jacob Hill, in the German Protestant bury
ing ground. The circumstances connected
with it are of most interesting character.
Last June, Hill buried his wife and child, and
the graves of the lost and loved were the
cherished objects OF his life, and every day
found him at them in silence. and in tears.
Nothing that love could dictate, in memory
of-the departed, was left undone-fiowers
grew over the mound of his cherished affec-
tons. His attachment for their memory
seemed to be romantic, and on Saturday
evening, kneeling over the grave of his wife
and child, he terminated his own existence,
and fell upon the sod beneath which his body
now reposes. On the tombstone which he
had previously erected, was the following in
scription in German: "How soon are the
ties Of love rent asunder. Dearest, how
fondly have loved thee. My heart is too
sad therefore. death, fulfill my fate and bring
me TO her and to loves eternal rest, let ME
depart from the sweet habit of my existence.
On the borders of the grave alone man
learns the true value of love-
81. Louis Repub.
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DAILY JOURN AL
RIVER ITEMS.

- The St. Louis Republican OF Thursday
last says
The river at this point was at stand yesterday
with eight feet, reported by the last arrival from
below, 10 Cairo. The Upper Mississippi is fall
ing, with % inches on the Lower Rapids. The
Illinois has three feet large in the channel 10
Lasalle. The M ssouri is very low, and difficult
10 navigate.
- One OF our citizens who has just returned
from lripto ST. Louis, says he tried to count
the steamers at the wharf of that city engaged
In loading and discharging. He counted up to
80, then gave it up. That beats Evansville
which is saying good deal.
- The steamer Grand Turk, Galatin, Ella,
Poe, Delegate. Progress and Fanny Fern, were
all advertised to leave st. Louis last Thursday
for Pittsburgh.
- The Norlherner arrived here early Sat
urday morning from Louisville. She was crowded
with passengers We thank her clerk for pa
pers. .*
- The Hishhyer was at our wharf iusllas
the NortherDer was starting out Saturday morn
ing. She was from ST. Louis, and with good
Zip Of passengers We thank Mr.. Holiday for
papers
The Helen Mar, lately sunk, and just re-
paired at Rock Island, has again sunk. The
Republican Of Saturday says:
The officers OF the G. Bealer, from Keokuk
Yesterday, reported the Helen Mar sunk on The
Lower Rapids The Helen Mar was just off the
ways al Rock Island where she had repaired.
after her sinking in the Upper Rapids few
days ago. The officers aud crew came down on
the Bealer.
- The editor OF the ST. Louis Intelligencer
is informed by the officers of the Kennel that
the Kate Frisbee aground al No 8, is high and
dry, and at least quarter of a mile from water.
She ran upon The highest part of the bar; and SO
rapidly has the river receded that there is no wa
Ter a. all in the chute
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Gov. WRIGHT ON THE FENCE.-Our wor-
thy Governor, in his zeal for principle ~
has suddenly become noa-cOmmittal on the
temperance question. Yesterday morning.
while mingling in the crowd, and endeavoring
TO throw oil on the troubled waters of old
lineism, he accosted a gentleman whom he
supposed to be one of ZEN and in an importu-
nate tone of voice said, "For Gods sake don't
touch the temperance question, let it rest!"
The gentleman whom he addressed replied
that che had walked up the wrong passenger;
he did not train in their company. The
Governor put off with flea in his ear
State .Jor.
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AMERICAN
FEMALE COLLEGE
GLEND ALE, HAMa RON co. +. OHIO.

FENHE FAN Session this Institution will commence o.
tion located the beautiful village Glenda
North OF Cincinnati the CihcEnat HaOiton and Day
By Railroad and river from every par Of the Union.
n mere RiSt uresIUc md Lovely spot
could not have lesn selected Female college than
Glendale. The Buildings \ EW and AMPL, and fur
VIZ: ancient and Mcaern LanSaasss Mathe
matcs Natural Sciences Mental Moral PhosO ply
Cd faf ssors aud Teaess1s M0NsiER RiT viii 1--WE ea
Ta CHRISTI WRs aSS taiBiR r n
lecture turns the various branches Of Science
viii admitted By ali acquainted with its Teach
Music generally it will present 20 wsrnI attrscti6a
p.,..,-.,,.,. !, Madame "a RoLISERIyE.
eessfui teacher Mis-. G. G. PLEsNRB Wss edn.ssed IL
Boston Music academy from her DISH yushed abilities
and skill in the of MusG has justly gained high and
sweet vocalist. and MADAM Rive. all of
with professor HEN Y SMITH teacher of the Harp
the Faculty o. Music l1srueIon will be given
on me oTgan Harp Piano helodeon and Gnitar the
be taug ht o any extent desired.
thorough course OF nstrreon has teea adopte upon
the compilation Of which the young ladies' will
ome certificate will also be gvrn such members of
The Institution supplied with apparatus ratiop
Of the Natural Sciences ractg Telescope
Cabinet has been made which durnE the year viii Sc
very much by the exerOns OF Professor Chrsy
who has derken to establish in connection with the 0o
= :. : = EXPENSES,
Bead i the family Of the PEesident including Tuiiion
washing the Railroad from Cipcinnsti Hamilton
si intervening points. per annuIa. s2l5. - II
be obtained by addressing line to Rev John Covert Glen
Provisions have been made for such as wish to economics
70 enter the Nc Hoyke department. Of the Ingtituon and
repsesy reerred @ s oowns trustees sud ends
Rev oG Rev asn.s Rs1 e. T sSo
= Orange Esq. Cincinnati. Samuel b. Brown Rev. s. p
S He paxtGP Ea cener MfTa G SsH
Gilbert ESQ.,, Terre TIaute Indiana; John q skinner Esq
aur25-dwI1
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However much we expected in the line OF
denunciation, some things were said OF The
Convention yesterday almost Beyond con-
cepuon. ,-.. am.
Mr.. Willard asked, with great emphasis
whether in case our Government was de-
stroyed, we would get the Methodist Preach
ers to bui d it again? He said ""we could not,
for the Methodist Church had been Disunion.
lists since 1874, when they separated at New
York That they then and there DIVIDED
THE BODY AND BLOOD OF THEIR
SAVIOR"
And in this strain Continued his denuncia.
ton Of that Church. Mr.. Crawford, of the
Republican, was viiIifed as a MEAN, LYING
BRITTLE, by the same oratof.-[ STATE Jour.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal, |
HALIFAX, Aug. 81.

- HALIFAX, Aug. 81.
A dispatch from Sandy Hook states that
the submarine cable was lost by mismunoge-
ment when 40 miles cut. Insured for $70 900.
= pa WASHINGTON, Sep. /.
Marcus C. Latham was appointed Collec-
tor OF Customs, vice R. P. Hammond removed
BALTIMORE, Sept.1.
The number of deaths at Norfolk for %
hours was IS; at Portsmouth IA. The dis
ease is assuming wilder form. Plenty of
physicians, nurses, &C., have arrived from
New Orleans. t@
New YORK, Sept.
Flour declined l24@I83c 81 so for
straight state, IS 62@8 rs for Southern
Wheat trifle lower, 60. 900 bust southern
sold at 81 95. Corn firm. Whisky steady
Sales of 100 bbls. PORK firm. Sales $50
bbls. Lard steady.
PITTsBURG, Sept. /.
-Four feet 3 inches water in the cha mel
Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI Aug. /.
Flour market heavy; prices Unchanged
Wheat 81 20. Rye 60c Provisions I'M
changed offerings and demand limited
Whisky unchanged.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 81.
When 20 miles below Pittsburg, the cars
ran over a COW and threw the cars off the
track. One car wrecked. Three or four
persons seriously, and six slightly injured.
NEW ORJFANs AnO 90
Breadstuffs unchanged. Whisky Sic
Hay S22. Sight exchange par to / discount.
The Canada's news was published this after
noon. Cotton has advanced 1916, with
sales of 1900 bales at 94c for mddIi g.
NEW ORLAENs, Aug. 80.
! Cotton-Sales of 1000 bales middling at
9Ic. Flour market dull at 81 %. Oats at
4Oc. Shoulders lOac.
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The YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK, PoRTs-
MOUTH, AND GosPoRr.-A Norfolk cores
pendent OF the Richmond Dispatch says:
The negroes having nothing else to do
Gall work being suspended) hold religious
meetings at their churches every day, ami
the loud wailing and psalm singing chant
ings OF the afflicted sons and daughters of
Africa resound constantly through The air
with melancholy aud solemn cadence.
As the number of cases increases toward
the northern parts Of the city, large num-
Der of families move before it like chaff be-
fore tornado, and carts and every kind of
vehicles are put in requisite on to bear the
frightened fugltives to the country.
The post-t flee (removed TO the Academy
on Catharine streeD has become the great
centre of gathering, and here the people
from various parts of town meet to compare
notes, and TO inquire after their different
friends.
1t is the conceived opinion of many that
in great epidemics, amid the distress and
dread OF the moment, the sick are often bu-
ried alive-and such, & belief has obtained
some hold here, owing to the following incl
dent: = - =
gentleman lef; for dead, revived while
his measure for coffin was being taken, and
asked Tor drink of water; after which he
rapidly sank and shortly really expired. and
his. measure was resumed and finished. The
same thing happened to colored woman
and is the subject of much conversation, at
the time, ;strking terror to hearts of many,
who to the fears of death had thus presented
to their Imagination the greater dread of be-
ing buried aye! One OF the most lamenta-
Bile features of the epidemic is the foolish fear
that persons have of approaching their sick
friends. They will stand aloofin the sick
chamber, if they have the hardihood to enter
with bags of camphor and assafGtide at their
nostrils, afraid almost TO go near enough to
| the bed to hand the sufferer cup of water
You may tell them as often as you choose
that the disease is not contagious; they will
not believe you, and it is useless to talk to
them. On this account nurses are very diff
cult to obtain, and numbers perish merely
tor the want of attention.
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NCh y" bNI'S OEhiIFICATEo FAuIHoItII
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
.UDlToR OF STATES OFFICE.

AUDITOR OF STATES UFFlCE. !
IADIANAP0LIS, Aug, LIST, 1855. {
NHsEEAs. The Merchants Insurance. Company. of Phil
adelphld has tiled IN this OF condition
tbs 30th Of July. 1856 the of its ration
amendments. properly certified written nstru-
me nominating its Agents and authorizing fully
unrsseryedly acknowledge eryiee process
o suits
Now. Thereoren pursaalce OF the requirements of IAN
act to amend entitled for the Bcor ration
Insurance Companies defining their and
their duties approved March 1855
factory evidence Ou eOmpliahee TO the
mehts aud specifications of shat act /. Hiram E. Talbot
Auditor OF State Indiana hereby certify
HENRY G. GWATHMEY. Of Evansville. Ind. as the
Agent OF said Company. is authorized
Of Insuranc the Agent the MercRans Insn-
rance Company ofPhiadelph ia this State usry
lst 1856 20 the exnt that he he commission cd ap
pointed by Company
In witness Whereof have hereto subscribed my name
caused tie seal Of my Office be affixed. day
August, 4. ID. 1855. =. l. TALBOT.
(Ssal.) auditor OF State.
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PRESIDENT PIERCE FARMER.-The
Washington Organ has the following under
the head of rumors:
1t is reported that President Pierce has
purchased a farm of from 800 to COO acres,
near Coeovi!le, Montgomery county, Mary
land-a few miles from ashington-as his
future residence. 1t is also reported that in
the event of his receiving the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency in 1856, he
will run as Maryland and not as New
Ham, shire candidate.
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DANIEL wooLsEy.
AUTCTEcsE EnebvrS


AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Corner Main streets imme-
diately opposite the N=shihgton Hotel.
EH AYING leased term of years and fitted M the
"A M above well known stand now prepared 20 re-
ceive for sale auction private sale all kinds 1d
wares and merchandise household furniture horses bug
giss, etc..
Cash advances made on cousgnmehts wher required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
commencing at o'clock A M Also Tuesday, esasy
ana Friday nights. early gas light.
les Andsales Of zeal estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving. and have on hand large
and general assortment RE- consisting sla
apind!e snd bannisteT backs scroll and cooP tops.
back Office, French, Jenny Lnd. and Buste wood
Chairs mahogany and Chairs. Elizabeth
chairs; spring st rockers. Sofas soeiable centre
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges. mirrors. fine common and misses bedseads
trass tin aHe Wi-e safes, etc., which Will sell Gin
cinnat prices.
We have eso hand great variety ofuotions jewery
vOlihs pocket cutlery guns pistols lfhip
ETC.. etc. which Will sell reduced prices for cash
wholesale retail. WO0LSEY & NELSON.
my9 Auct's.
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AuGTION SALES

-@O~~o~@~O~0~O~ON-~O~-~&~-
NNONTENTS of Family Grocery Auction this morn
~ ing at O'Clock the corner Of Vine and Third
We will sell Auction THIS MORNING commencing at
9o'cloek Groceries Hardware CrOckery. GOD Willow
Ware. Also all the Household and Kitchen Furniture &c
SWEET & LEONARD Auct'g.
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S22i.s44 As s224,et4 IS


LIABILITIES.
The Company owe Bank other Creditors.
Losses adJ listed aud uue.
do do due,
do unadJ listed.
do in suspense awaiting further proof... e. 900 co
do claimed and resisted by the Company. IS 90
The amount insured in any rsk.. 1000
The Company have rule in regard the be
insured IN city. town village, any
block these depending upoa circumstances.
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EETE will sell Friday the th of September at
SN O'Clock 2. M. at our Auction Rooms in the old
Court House. farm known the Richard 5. Browning
Farm near BroWnings Mill in Scott township. containing
81 aeresl5 acres OF which improved good log house
and other buildings. good orchard. etc.
TERMs--made known the day of sale.
augS RO0LSEY ~ NELSON, Auct's.
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The Home Journal pays the following bean
tiful compliment to Washington Irving's
work on Washington:
This noble work is the graceful homage
offered by great and good writer to great
apd good man. There is the eclectic affinity
which links together in one life-ennobling
agapemnone the souls Of the pure and the
gentle, inspiring this volume; and from the
beginning to the end this spirit. may be seen
lowering around it, gently reckoning the
reacer's heart to love him whole life is told
and 10 love him who tells il.
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STATE G,.Y -, OF PENNsAX ~, 2ss.

John c. Montgomery. President ami Dwight NcCann,
Secretary Of the Merchants Insurance Company, being
orally duly pose aud say aud
that the tnrsgOit full
the affairs Of SAID CORPORATION aud that they
described Ulcers thereof. TSgned J
d. J MCCAIN. Sec.
sworn to before this Esd day July A.
D. 1855. WILLIAM 0GIEs alderman
lCop!.l Elk Othcio Justice of the Peace.
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is Saturday mornings train of the Con-
necticut river road pumped into horse and
carriage, with Martha Burrows of Beraards-
ton aboard, at a crossing between Barnards-
ton and Vernon. The carriage was broken
TO pieces, the horse destroyed by having two
legs broken in the collision, while Miss Bur-
rows was safely taken of by the engine and
seated on the railing in front of the smoke
stack, where She was found unframed, when
the train, which was going at high speed
was stopped Il Springfield (IMass) Repub
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-REFERENCRS

p. G. o RILEY q Co. Evansville
DUvALL, ALGo d CO., Memphis, Tenn.
Wan. PARK q Co, do.
JAMES BOYD, do do
X. 3. SYKES. New Orleans
LEWIS SSAPP do.
MILES z. FOLKEs. v cksburg Miss.
WM. MCRAE, do do
LOCKWOOD 4 Bros Cincinnati Ohio.
KELLoG Il FoOT. do do
EDWARDS Il RUsHSELL, st Louis, No.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays SATURDAY.
10 o'clock aud every evening during
at early gaslight ap5 SH EET d LEONARD.
Auctionsers
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DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE

UN
NAT offer sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w dence with good out-houses and estern. and in
good neighborhood. For pal tieulaIs enquire of
SWEET & LEONARD.
nAsn.n ILL nnrnIA rnrh-
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STORE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
GRE AT CIIANCE EAR RARG AINsI

EEEING about change business offer for sale
excellent house aud lot containing
S{ ground lying onefourth Of mile north of the
Railroad Mills mediateiy the O. Railroad 20 m les
Evansville and mile from Princeton. The bull ding
warehouse side of the store
also counting ant bed % the premises is a
we'll. 1t is frst-rate tand for selling goods
call on us, on the premises. LOWE MEAD.
sglS-Imw3td h-t
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CREscENT AucrIoN noons.

=.
GENERAL AUCrIoNEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
PECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens
AA Evansville and surrounding country tor the sale Real
and Personal Property, Houses and Lots Furniture. Dry
Goods Hardware. Groceries, also particular
ten paid all out door sales every description
able ard satisfactory terms We shall do exclusively Com
mission and having goods of place
IN competition with oonsgnOrs both the buyer seller
have fair and legitimate market. We will
time 70 the Auction and Commission business
customers that VIII spare
pleas them Wh prudence and business
the confidence Of all enrust their
y
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AMERICAN AND EGGLIsH ENGINEER
About two years since, Mr.. Stevenson the
Engineer, at public dinner given him in
Toronto, Canada. gave it as his opinion thai
the suspension bridge, then building over
the Niagara river woeli be failure, and that
no train OF cars would ever pass over it. He
was also the Planner OF the Victoria Bridge
to cross the St. Lawrence, at Montreal, nd
on whichSl, l65,0Oo have been fruitlessly ex-
pended, although three American engineers
foretoid to Mr.. Stevenson the result. The
wire bridge at the Falls is now daily crossed
by long trains of cars-and the Victoria
Bridge is suspended as impracticable.
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DFS. RRAY 4 PENNINGTON.

ESPECTEULLY inforP the citizens of Evansville m
TITS virpitv they have formed partnership the
practice of Medic and surgery
Hayi been actively engaged in the profession
os century become familiar With the diseases
dent this their
will enttls 70 share of public patronage.
Their office Frsr Main and Locust
pOsite the Post Office ethe both Of them
consulted unless abseR. On professional business.
aglS-u
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS


FE0HE Rev c. Foster, about undertake personals
the thorough education his daughter is willing
to receive ladies between the and four
teen years. with whom and his daughter class
COURSE OF STUDY:
DEPARTMENT.
Alphabetical Lessons Reading, Spelling and Numbers;
orthography Writing, Elements OF Geography and Artth
metic. sf~
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT: ~ t-'et
Arithmetic, Geography. by a and more impressive
mode OF teaching Grammar Reading Spelling by dicstion.
Elements Of Natural Science, the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.: -.
Ariihmeue sna Grammar continued Geography Aneient
ana Modern; History Ancient and Modern Logic; Natural
ntieetual and Moral Philosophy Chemistry Botany Min
erslogy Geology Astronomy Political Economy Algebra
Geomey Natural Theology Mythology Greeian and Roman
Antiquities. Evidences OF Christianity the Bible.
Regular and critical exercises through the of Read
ing Defining Orthogrsp ply Writing Grammar and Compost
the studies pursued.
Strict attention sha be given all those graces ofman
ner aad depor mert requisite to the mphed lady
This institute furnished with philosophical and chemical
apparatus and superior cabinets of minerals, fossils and
Tuition Fees per Quarter, in advance:
90
uhior ne
''''''' SO. ''''' Az W
Latin, Greek. French or German ............ 10 90
s eic ." ths " ~
Music on fhr Piano or Guitar 10 90
Dr&"lng Monochromatic 90
Ornamental Needle Work 90
Mrs Foster will a he
religious
II practical and in way denominati0nal.
Until the August applications entrance
shall not be received in order to give the citizens Of this
the preference.
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1885.
FALL GOODS. '
HENRI MARKS & CO

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS WOODEN AND sIL ForOoDs No
II Pearl street. Cincinnati. %.
WOOEESS.
CONSISTING of glcths. Cashmere Vesiiugs entIc-
~ Fu .nishinr Goods-raiors Trimmings and every
variety Of MEMS WEAR.
SILK GOODS.
Including very handsome assortment Of MILLINERY
GOODS, Ribbons Flowers, Feathers. etc, ETC.,
STR Nv GOODS.
Embracing the latest Plain and Fancy
nets--straw Trimmings Also SILK. SATIN Velvet
Bonnes all OF which viii offered the Favorable
Terms.
aurg7.
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WE attention of country lary
wv of Clothing and Cloths which will sell to
prompt purchasers and months credit Eastern cost
agtl3 SWEET Is LEONARD, Aucts.
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600 of those No Pike Poplar Shingles
- lust 70 d and for sale by JOHN F. GLOVER.
- Corner of Main aud 9TH st..
e. The above ere shingles not chips and cheaper
than any article of the kind In market. j. F, 5.
VA
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PHATED WARE.

WET have just received from the manufacturer
NE sOrtment of Plated Ware. such table and tea
spoons forks butter knives extra fine and beautiful
ters which will sell at Eastern prices and
PLACED genuine Ah&ta. metal nearly white
hard and stronger than silver Gail aud
BITTROLFF & SONS Jewelry Store.
yl8 Main st. bot. LIST I'd
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COTTON BATTING.-Recevsd per steamer Grand
- Turk;
25 bales No Batting; Is bis No Batting; for sale
bv VA 1. g. d. HERMANN.
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rnINrETO, FEATALK HIGH sC4oorG


WANT T. u IMEEEDEAIELI B1
K. WOOD. Lady Matron at his Hydropatne innfm-
- airy No ned apply uni IS rally competent 70 as-
charse that duty.
ALSO. Lacy who wshe 20 beeoTe eomIeten. HYDRO
pahie clan preferred who Will be able to &c
rseif Of lectu at the New York BY
pathic college ana sle Medical Cog at p la
delphia.
None baf those undoubted mosl character apply
FOn SALE Pump yTnges at DR.. Woods office on Se-
eond street a few Ors from Main. sgH
FANCY WORK AND SCHOOL BASKETS.
sn dozen large CHE work baskets.
. . medium size fancy baskets.
10 school baskets; just gceeivedss
NAV COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
SHOWER BATHS AND ICE CHESTS.
III DOZ and Ice Chests:
81 = doz Shower Baths received and for sale by
my ORR. DALZELL 4 CO
1000, LEMONS AND ORANGES.
ETRESH andhRe. TENNRY q SoRENSoh.
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