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For feish, p,sssge apply TO
No. 56 Wall street, N. Y
DRoWr, sHIPLEY, co,
STEPHEN KENNAh, FEE CO.
~ Austin Ffiars, London
%. G. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
GEO. II DRAPER Havre
rh owners accountable gold
cwelry, OF
iadna the thereof expressed meren
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NOR Sal or ease- and attic house
the Of street House con
papered and panied
accommodating and possession given imme
s,e, Solicitors Office Treasury Department
Oct l5--Sd aazT.
John o. Sargent ~ Charles Albert,
Attorneys and Counseflors-at-L Lao, !.
ItAyE associated prosecution Of professional
III business attend tina, may be ntrusted
the court OF eas OF
nny the District OF Coumea
W.snlsoros, d. O., March "a, 1850
Mar 2S--eod3m
NOR RENT-rbe large commodous house recently oeeu
pied situated the Great Circle ON
Pennsylvania west
ror iem apply Riggs Co. oI 20 Mr. Jas byee
winder'a building, 3 Of 7th and streets
Al 5-eou
Spectact-s.
,oLD silver spectacc asses Se oi
VIZ perocal, pescop,c, and paaooa gses-
peculiar advantages ssecpng glasses
adapted 10 the eyes OF wcnrcrs, - n.,m ,,o
aal Penn. between Ninth and Tenth streets
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METROPOLIS,
Washington May 81, 1883
A GENERAL MEETING o stockholders
IL banking this Monday second
July elecng the bank
year then ensuing. ss
The polls viii open 10 o'clock and be closed O'clock,
D. m. RD. SMITH,
! MAY leo June &dr2dJuly Cashier.
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The NationaI Hotel

will the Of guests the 9Th
The of the kitchen from the basement 10
the building and the alterations In and about the dining
will add the and comfort gmess
will be furnished with the best the markets afford
and labor viii spared
equal In the country
herefor that public viii oonnn
which extended house
desiring for The winter can do 80 al any
The 20h by calling at the Hotel Board ~ per day
f.. ID, WILLARD
WAsmseToH Cry, November IA, 1854
Noy ts--N
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hon. james Campbell General The direction
and management Of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws TO the Postmaster General That
its business be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action IL is distributed among several bu-
reaus, follows The Appointment Office in charge the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office, in
charge of the Second Assistant Postmaster Genera the
Finance Office in charge Of the Thitd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge the chief
clerk.
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this office
assigned all questions which relate the establishment and
of post Offices changes of sites and Names
appointment and of and and local
furnished with marking and rating stamps
and balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
and with the supenteudence OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision Of the mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements,
Contract OcsWillam H. Dundas, esq.,, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentysx clerks TO this Of
flee assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
Of the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency Of trips mode OF conveyance, and times of de-
partues and arrivals all the the Of the
mail the different sections Of the country the points
cf mail dbutou and the regulations for the
of the domestic mail service of the United States IL pre-
the advertisements for mail proposals. receives the bids
and takes charge Of the annual and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution Of the All
pcaon for the establishment alteration Of mail
and the appointment OF mail messengers should be
this office. All claims should be submitted to II for ranspor
service under the recognition OF said
service first be obtained through the Contract Office
necessary authority for the proper credits At the Auditors Of
c From this Office al postmaster at the ends Of routes re-
ceve the statement Of mail arrangements prescribed for the
respective Irepors weekly TO the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits Of the mail
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Carolina Hotel.

Change of Proprietor.
TINE largest bestlocaed hotel Wilmington, North
INA, railroad depot and amboaf landings
b. y. BROWN, Proprietor.
wuslseTow, N. c., May, 1855
June 3-dlmif
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CARRIAGE and Horses for saie--A pair Of beautifully
family carriage horses together with
ni6cent built carriage
value, being young and gentle The
used about Seive months and II
and perfect "a when first purchased
The having for them viii sol them great bargain
Apply to WA. +. DOVE, CoRl-deaier, First Ward.
% diff
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prPARTaESr o. STATE.


The Treasury Department consists of the offices Of tho Sec
etatF of the Treasury two comptroers, commissioner
e CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register, solicitor light
house board and coast survey
The following is brief indication Of the duties OF these
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Secretarys ObfeeHon. James Guthrie, Secretary OF the
treasury Hon. r. G.. Washington Assistant Secretary
e engineer in charges architect and three draughtsuen
hpoariy employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
% y the Treasury IS charged with the general supervision
Y oe a transactions Of the government and Of the
u2n ~ m o the laws concerning the commerce and navigation
the United States He superinends the survey Of the
go" the ghho establishment the marine hospitals OF
w United States and the construction OF certain public
oa'dings ior custom houses and other purposes.
fra Comproller's 0@ee.-Esha Whttesey, esq, Comp
oh and fifteen clerks. He presorbes the mode Of keep
s and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
e well the public lands and revises and certfes the
balances arising thereon.
= oeod comptroler's Ofice.-John NJ. Brodhead -esq.,
Comptroller and seventeen clerks He prescribes the mode
png and rendering the accounts Of the army, navy,
haan Departments of the public service and revises and
Ns'uues inc balances arising thereon.
oWc, e conmissioaer Of hs 0ustous.Huch j. Anderson
commissioner, and eleven clerks. lie prcscribcs the
keeping and rendering the accounts Of the
and disbursements and for the building and repair
Arising thereon.
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-, NEW YORK, BREMEr, AND SOUTH
-4 AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
49, Tbc shins comprising this line the WASHING
= TON, i.apt. E. Cavendy; Hermann, Capt. Ed
ward Hssins.
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TO southern Agriculturists and Planter,

THopoteH practical Maryland farmer wishes
10 engage anage healthy estate IN the south which
proprietor improve and convert ho purely ea
tura and stock farm. -.
lions subject fully answered.
Address AGRiCOLA, washington y T.
March 9T--lewly
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stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
London advantages over any
other route, for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York to Soutaampton and Bremen.
First cabin main saoon sao cabin, lower saloon, So
second do, $780, .
All newspapers through the post ohce
No bills lading will be signed on the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon i attached TO each ship
For freight passage apply to , - -
c.. A. HElNEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY 4 Co, Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
Mar 6--dly
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MILITARY MEN Will And ~ omr stors-ro m-
M white linen duck Tor pants and
rests
Is peces md white linen drihpgs
supply those wooilens and other abrcs adapt
cd citigens'
With cravsis, gloves, suspenders, halfbose, &C.
One price only
Delay in closing present expected
articles pfee and fair dealing be relied on in all
c,ses PERRY BROTHER,
.Centra Stores,p West Building,
Jnpe s-6tdf Opposite Centfa Market
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P. SEditcrr of the and
Patent Oce, with containing this notice.
Nav 2J--Iaw3w
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Tine betssoen Washington and Wheeling hat fgl
houfsf
uaning bsssss Wa.Ainytoa and Ci.eiaaai "a koarsi
rbroogt Tick cts and n~ggsx1 Cheeks 60 d had iss
wA.hlx
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Tbr owners accountable for gold silver,
metals, unless bills OF
fading are signed tereor thereof therein
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r,stik only Place she gsDahns Slack
obtained The Tea Store, No. $40
opposite National inssisssc~s ces. where
hs ma =. al London breakfast congo
aage recco Ae An ebss hisas ef slsys
ssey low prices Wholesale and retail ,,,xx,xo
May go~eo3, Hall hhfNA'NF
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A POPE MISUNDERSTANDING the rumors of
the day is one to the effect that Lucien Bona
parte, son of Charles Lucien Bonaparte, Prince
|of Canine and Musiquano, is soon to be made
Cardinal, with view to his elevation to the
Papal chair, on the death of Plus Ninth-an
event not considered very remote, as his Holi-
ness is said to be suffering from an incurable
internal disease. With his cousin as Pope, and
with the present English alliance still further
strengthened as it may be, Louis Napoleon may
occupy much stronger and prouder position
than he does now All difficulties, too in the
way of secusing the Popes services at his cor
onation may thus be removed. The -exnaete5
a double tie, his father having married Joseph
Bonaparte's daughter, Zenaide.-PhiL .BM
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This has been great year for strang beasts.
Thelast we hear of was seen by highly respect
able and intelligent gentleman who writes to
the Thomaston Journal from ST. George.
Maine
"Last Sunday night was awakened by the
barking ofmy dog, and on rising up in bed
heard noise in the yard like the snortino of
a horse. Immediately rose and went to the
window; it being a very bright moonlight even
ing saw distinctly an animal ofhideous shape,
looking directly at the windowswhere stood;
his eyes shone like balls of fire; the dog was
very much frightened and barked loudly. I
procured my gun and discharged it from the
window when the monster made off slowly
towards the river. His hind legs seemed to be
somewhat shorter than the forward ones; his
body was covered as near as I could Judge.
with scales of a bright red and green color his
head resembled that of hog but with larger
mouth. For several weeks sheep and young
cattle have disappeared mysteriously, but the
mystery is now partly cleared up. The tracks
which found in my barnyard the following
morning, were very large and resembled those
of web-fboted bird. If / see or hear anything
further of this monstrous animal will let you
know it."
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FEEDING AND MOVING LANDS IN AUTUM.-l
am not disposed to regard the feeding of grass
lands, in the fall, by the farm stock as so decld-
edly injurious as many seem to suppose. Per
haps there are cases where the future crop has,
to certain extent, beeu diminished by ex-
cessive feeding of the stubble in the fall; but
that in nine cases out of ten, perhapsin nineteen
out of twenty, the growth of the grass is in
creased by the consumption of the after math
of the previous year, Ihave no manner OF doubt.
When the land is low and saturated as low
Hands always are in the fall there is no question
that the tramplng ofheavy cattle is very de-
cided injury not only to the soil, which it rend-
| ers rough and uneven, but to the roots of the
grass, which are broken and destroyed. l
Think that so far as the value of fall feed is con-
lcerned; unless where scarcity OF winter or
cured feed is threatened our estimate is gener-
ally too high.
| When animals are allowed free range in
moving meadows or fields, after the hay crop
has been removed and the aftermath allowed
Ito get good start they are never much inclined
to nartake of drier and more retentive feed; it
has a tendency to satiate the appetite, and to
Icreate disrelsh for hay and sometimes for even
Imeal and grain, without being substitute fol
, either. ,aa.. z.. sr
! I have known animals which were allowed
Ito feed late in autumn, in wei set luxuran
Enclosure of aftermath, actually lose in weight
while the opposite result was clearly manifes
lin others which were kept up, and supplied onll
with hay. IF we are so situated as to be SURE
of a competent supply of cured food during tn
winter, without incurring extravagant outlay
lin cash, it is perhaps better, on the whole, t
|, restrict our stock
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TWyNE undersRned have this day formed Co partner
ship under the style and arm of GEo- FoSrKR &c Co
for the transacton OF general FarwaTdsng and C0-
issiem and have erected for that purpose
and spacious Fire-proof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and pun
Crawfordavlie Railroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise. -.
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and w'Hforward
promptly nj the lowest rates. .
sale or Produce or Groceries in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast as one rm will be in the South during the
an. ,,s,ghlicr r.ty yars re" 5ll-I M. w. FOSTER.
go sP@n' X n'H " "sA'sG'.wi ra11s So GEO. FOSTER
A..,A s{sfFsfeev .tqst ssaset w. M. AIKMAN.
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NUMBER 159.

ELOQUENT ExTRAcT.-We copy the follow
ing extract from new work entitled, 'The
Old House by the River:'
Go preach to blocks and stones; We who be-
lieve that love is the clay? Go preach to the
dead, ye who deny the Immortality of the af-
fectiens. Go reason with trees or hills; or i'm
ages of wood, or with your own motionless
lifeless, icy souls, yewho believe that because
that there is no marrying yonder, there shall
be no embracing, or because we may not use
the gentle words my wife, we may not clasp
these sanctifed forIns-in our own holy arms!
tell you man, that immortality would be a
glourious cheat, fwith our clay died all our
first affections. tell you that annihilation
would be heaven, if believe that when nv
head at length rests on its coffin pillow, and
my lips. sink to the silence and repose of death
these loving eyes will never look into mine
again, this pure claspnever be around my neck
this holy caress never bless me more.
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e+Much Indignation is expressed by. a

hTMuch indignation is expressed by. por-
ton of the Protestant Germans in this city, at
the conduct of the two German Ministers who
openly electioneered on Tuesday for the old
line ticket Wesaw one of them (Mr. Keller)
at the polls, actively engaged in working for
the ticket. Old Line Democracy would have
held up its hands in holy horror had minis
ter of the Gospel whose sympathies were with
the Republican party, been guilty OF such un-
becoming conduct. - Lot. jour.
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J NEW GAl.laRY, NEM 1. .NAaiE, ANPp: aEw
IA .TH NJ sim BEAM GALLERFih ;

MW ESsRs. SUMMERS a. TILEsTON have nnw fqiiy
W. eompisted their Daguerrean Roomsin Dr. ~ 6rAys
1udinRs On Frst street opposite the post cce and
reesve visitor. and 3 take pictures Ia sns
Nth an eve 10 they cool and airy white
Light which enables ns TO take pie
luwsa that will compare fnverahly with in the West
ThFeorfwe feel confident Of giving perfect "
NIL e@ses which SALE Please e&1a ano
eae Ae sha w Sun Beam. tsh I4s =. q
M. R.-Picturas dollars. 1e1s
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CINCINNATI
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE,

N charge of EDw ARD MEAD NJ d. Editor of the Amefi-
can Psycbol Journal Lecturer Insanity and
Medicine Professor of Obstetrics and formerly aer
This stituon open for the reception Of atents
seee estahshment sentng superior advantages ron
hut aaiet patients admitted The long ezperience o ns
pracitioner and teacher anoros guar
of kindly aha the most successful treament
~ nh:n IN - feb21-6m
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aHERwOOD HCU9E.

gHE suescfiBer has taken the above house, and mas
entirely reAtted aid refarnished it, and is prepared
10 eutettain the pafAs Of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also fented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhorses and car
riages to let.
The stableis large clean and welliocated ana gooo
in consta mt attendance Particular attention
hs Maid to the care OF left with him of keep
NO and in all respects publics Aa find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. ljystl ia. SfEhs'
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= THEO BORE FRANKE,S
r.VMf,INNATI DNEINE ENT ,

Che nut Canal opposite Henry Lutz
ooA~sAA - = Il ry. Evansville Indiana.
Dyer stssm scoassr sad If pry GoSa.
New YORK Dye House. i. 80, - :. - az,
S ooen Grape and CsshmeEe, Shaws OF e1ery descrip
ton finishes eqcal 20 new Dyes every kiho
snots or stains Dresses in dry way ithou
the color He also cleans and rehnishes Cur
a;ns IN SILK and Toile de Tersse and Tulles
..ns Aso - oct19-Iyd&w-
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TmPROyED PORTABLE MILL.

IMPROVED PORTABLE mALLs
wyOR grinding wheat and ana all other
.ITSps oId Anchor Brand Boltins Cloths Betting
all Widths - IL =.
.~t;ser nd our Cincinnati prices including freight
R. Monroe Family Grocery, corner OF OAK AM
sssgS1 ssiSasf JaMBs BRAproRp& CO.. c4asinush o.
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'rENMEY@ sOXR REMSON,

wMoLnaALB DMALERs IN GRocEhsEs AsD LIQUORS. coREER
IT 81 Z wAFRRaA AND sTs.. EwA1ssvILLE. IND.
FWyHE have this day formed foR
she purpose Of doing whalesate Grocery and Li9noR
bueines Enving the bRsnesa Of Messrs AHs
News stock and made additions 20 make
shall be able 10 aMer good bargains
CASH any house In Rvanavls or any stty IN the
WeatsH ssz.3 gs9 - s9srHals ~ 4f7 e. sSnpFTSnT
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THF MYsTEFeA SOLVED

MBDGTNG the crowd ef sasto mers thAt have been
aw visiting friend the past two weeks
that he Gas the saying 10 In COM
parianl had By the Board and IN
selling sssrce but on farther
ry announces - our readers tnasucn 70
x sase hAs aow oa full assortment Of Spring
S$~~.s sh@ rnsh =, his store. 80 =. ,E apl4
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ms. A1DERsoN. MERCHANT TAILOR.

D,s. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.
On First street. between Main and Sycamore.
wwAs assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres Vest
inss ese etc. which he 10 preparsdsO 70 make up in tn:
good hts pes by long IN hs 20 De
able give general satisfaction He as aso On a. SS,r
Merino, Undershirts and Drawers. TN hus
Collars. etc. made in the best with Gen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. deel6-tl
NEW WASAlN GTON HOTEL.
MSHE this House have removed from theiI
old stand ON Main street. their Hotel finish
the Court House. where they are 70
their and s others who set
upon them. in much superior than
for patronage we
t. viii be the best the market Affords and ou
charges moderate.
stabll and Wagon Yard kept fOrSSTHsEy custom %
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cIrY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
FoStsf's Battaisg, Up Stairs.
F.CRlsP.- having removed his Ofiee 20 Foster
J building will be on hand az all times' 70 sake ae
10 ali business required Of him Jussice otthe Peace
fahQ-tf s+ e. l
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MnrlaaNsi MflTlONa

w@rnwrR vssss tSefmcnetera. travelling eompaniene.
bsas London ing eight ana ten key Erenen
Ana French dolls marbl@s; toys tea
sss combs. superior needles pms. s0osn
Rsads chess Emerson's razor staps toilet
iuupinR ropes and battis doors Win
variety Of actions for sale oy a. "
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JUST RECEIVED

NExy STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY
oTsIsTTNG of Bopneso descriptions also hesntl-
sf.I embroidered Mantss. Parasois
Mitts Cans Head Dresses, the W
which we invite tns Pr<sSe1taz Etesps r. BARKEE.
F4rss street. hstxssn xAan and Leeoss opPO'ss iyt
sesidsnes
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C1GAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF

CREAR AND TOBACCO STORE OE
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST.. BET. 1SF AND2D.
fo SchaefFer 6 Schroeder's old stand'1 -
r rRRSPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Evansville
and surrounding country thatt have the above
n datrymiped TO continue the same business and
iii nty on hand the choicest Havana Cigars
md Tohacco f the brands that Eastern a
rd. sIso and Smoking Tobacco OF all kinds, Mer
sSanm China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail
ties the cash prices, at Wholesale ana Retail
My lengthy experience in the business eonxnses M
soas.,t s~S ~haSTs of Dublic patronage. lap1H
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DAyED O'NEIL,

MERGH 7 7 Al Uh, -
ssqS Second street. between Main and Locust: j.
las inss and Jresd daa $50 Sf cioth.
laess styles with he sad IAN
sss wear All these goods the sest aaay and
ever brought this ny old
mA nm gen ernlv are vised examine thema
nm with work 20 make up gcoss
she lAAes stgles. and warraat fits In all eases
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OCKS! G,E@CKSg AT WHOLESALE
NV fsSTTR@LFE Ar SONS.
MAIN srnrEg .sE.wExs saasE AND SECOND.

~ MAIN STREET tEKIWEKN HNRSI AND skCUNDs
e~M ENANSEfLLE, IND,
NwTE juat rssisd lrgs supply Of eight day and
%& thirty hour cloeks direct fre the manufIetarer
yrisnr every style wood and iron which We
win as dsalsrs Joy % the same articles can ss
wATs good stock had and think can make it
Ne fhc eounry dsas buy their clocks OF VS.
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TgMg~wa DAMAGED HARDNAR
aM GRIFFITH oasrs his stock o. bar ~
%% IN fIoopery Cgrpeutegs other mschanies FOOLS
sa@awsd at for sale o. ies. than ccet
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BOARDING AND SALE STABLE.
COOK has rented Peter Burk the ane BRICK eta
. BILE second street, between Main ara locust
be will board horses by The day or yesA Nv sn
itn proportion be the expense Of feed a.
l ;ei'S Ess1e seONKfS FeniIy 6rsesFy,
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DRs. BRAY a. PENNINGTON,

N E9PECTFULLY inform the citizens Of EvsnsyiHis -
IN ,ts vicinity that they have formed partnershP ~
nrAckice az Medicsnr and Surgery. -5f.ss .rua.,. =.
Rvie actively engaged In the psoessisg fcr
AeF III csury and become familiar with the diseases
4hia cIinata their experience ana sue
eese will snttis them share OF public patronage
Thair ice Firsr Main mn1 Locust
100 tha Poss once aithe both Of them may bt
gs@SSrlted uniess profesaional business.