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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03
Removal Of Gov. Reeder.

It cannot be regarded by the people of
the free States. as q matter of much conse.
quence, who is, or whe 10 not Governor of
Kansas under the present administration.--
Douglas. Atkinson, Stringfellow e. Co..
are determined to do all the governing that
10 done in that territory, and the President
seems determined to let them.
The tslegraPhic accounts concerning the
removal, do not give any reasons for the re-
moval of Gov. Reeder, and we presume nohe
will be made public.
The fact of the late Governor having
made some faint attempts to do his duty,
honestly and independently, without con-
sulling such KIN ayes as Atchinson and String
fellow, affords sufficient grounds forremoval,
and the President has submitted to the out
side slave pressure, and thus exercised his
brief authority, to aid in perfecting the sequel
to the original Nebraska swindIe. Govern
or Reeder was some time since charged with
violating an implied contract, in making some
show of resistance to the insolentdenands
of Atkinson g. Co., and their hosts of arm
ed invaders from Missouri, who took posses
sion of their polls and ballot boxes on the
dsy ofelection. 1t was no doubt understood
when he accepted the Office, that he would
at least turn his back whea any such reach.
cry and vilainy was TO be perpetrated, and
ike President Pierce, vince at any outrages
Atkinson and his slavery cabal might COM
he q lako
suned all in behalf of slavery. that the most
erdent admirer of the Institution could de-
sire, and all that the friends of slavery claim
ed. but this was not enough. He refused to
acknowledge the legality of certain cleo
tons, when the number of votes cast for a
single candidate was officially known to be
greater than the whole aumber of inhabitants
in the precinct. He gave the honest settlers
at that time some show for fair play, and or.
rdered second elections when he had set aside
the FIRST.
This was the crying sin laid to his charge
by Atkinson and the rest OF the Missouri
marauders, who had no business in the Terri
tory. These Missouri outlaws have done
oil the governing thus far, and usurped the
Governors authority entirely. They turned
the new delegates out of their seats withou'
ceremony, and constituted Legislature t
suit themselves, removed the seat Of govern
ment, aud menaced the Governor in the mos
infamous manner. For only q faint show o
resistance to such aggression and usurpation
he is fouad incompetent to longer hold th'
poet.
We are not at all disposed to enter into 1
defence of Governor Reeder's conduct. S,
far as he has scharged his duties, we be
lieve he has pursued an upright course, bu
SO long as he continues such political asso
Citations as Douglas, Pierce and Atkinson
he deserves all the odium they can heap upoi
him. Mr.. Atkinson said that che was sup
posed to be q good friend of slavery unit
some time after his appointment. Doubt
less, Mr.. Dawson has passed the ordeal of al
examination and has promised to suit his EN-
ployers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

MILLET.-Mr. NJ. A. Lawrence has shown
US some extraordinary specimens Of millet,
which he has produced this summer upon a
vacant lot in the upper part of the city.
There can be no doubt of the vast impor-
lance of this "Uegetabte" as an article of fod-
der, for any kind of stock and especially for
mich cows. Mr.. L. thinks he will have at
least two tons from his lot, rs by $50. He
obtained he seed from the Horticultural So
.ciety, and will make his report at the meet
ing on Saturday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

HORTICULTURAL MEETISc.-The regular
meeting of the Horticultural Seciety will
take place to-day at Crescent Hall. There
will doubtless be the largest exhibition Of
the products Of the farm and the garden, that
the society has yet made. It is desirable to
have a full attendance Of the members, as
the Committee on Conference will report
on the subject of uniting with the Aglicultur-
al society OF this county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

Mr.. EvERETr's. ORATIoN.-The Boston
Daily Advertiser, which published Mr.. Ev-
erelt's late grafton in full from The: original
manuscript, says that it wns delivered from
memory, and saas during the whole two
hours and half occupied, Mr.. Everett nsg-
er once referred 70 his mites, nor failed to
make pasfecs cnnaec1ion anf tho different
ssfitshe4a,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

TBy order of the City Council the
Market house is now opened every morning
instead of three times a week as heretofore.
This is great convenience, as 1t ia ex-
sremely difficult to keep meats fresh from
one market morning to another. The veget-
able market is abundantly supplied but
prices seem to rule high. They must come
down.
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ITWe are requested by the City Clerk
to state that the Ordinance in relation to fast
driving on the city wharves and bridges has
no reference to the fivef-wharf ia front of
the city, and only applies to such as are
constructed of plank in the vicinity of the
Canal.
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0FThe Alton Courier says ihsi -four
ing establishment in that city has received
an order from Rio Janeiro for $500 barrels
Of -four, through New York firm, to be
delivered in New orleans the present month.
Samples Of the -four had been sent TO Rio,
~. stasr was ths,fesui,.
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OF Graham for August, has been received,
and is as tasteful and well filed as ever.
1t contains an unusually interesting amount
of good reading matter, beside notes on the
fashions, illustrated with. cuts which will
surely make it popular withtthe ladies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

"Samivel, beware of vimmins as reads no
noospaper. Your father married woman
what read none, an you're the sad konse-
gums. You're 80 hignorant 90 an 'orse." =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

EFor the benefit of some of our young
friends who have quit profitable situations
to go to this new metallic. region, hoping to
get suddenly rich and escape a little honest
labor, we extract the following from the ST.
Louis tnteIligencer;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SELECT FEMXLK INsTITbTE OF EVANS:
VlLl.R.

:
SELECT FEMALE lNsTlTUTE OF EVANS
VlLLE.
VMNHIS Institute will %. open IT'S
j. day. .ht. Sd day Of septsMber nsIs.
by request he number of pupils will be enlarged to TWEEN
See large sdSsisssp for alteration Of terms,
augs O. A FOSTER.
SELECT FEMALE. INSTITUTE OF EVANS
TKNHE Rev O. A Foster, undertake personally
ladies between the Of
COURSE OF TUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Alphabetical Lessons. Beading. Spelling aud Numbers
orthosrAPhy Writing Elements OF Geography and Arith-
metic.
lEFioR DEPARTMENT.:
Gs0grsRy By H1S and %sr g.
Elements of Natural Science the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arishmetic and Grammar coRtq1Sd; GeogrAphy Ancient
Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Chemry Botsny Min
sralogy Geology. Astronomy Political Economy. Algebra
he s. Roman
Regular and critical exercises through the Of
ing DefaIng Orthography Writing Grammar and
tom and familiar lectures illustrative Of
the studies pursued. 81
Strict shall be givrn all those graces
This furnished with Philoso and chemical
apparatus and superior cabinets Of minerals fossils and
shells.
Tuition Fees. per Quarter. In advance;
PRIMARY Oe partmrn "
Seni0f ~ W
Latin. Greek French or German. 10 60
Music tn Piano Guitar 10 90
Drawing Monochrom attic 70
ORA wing in Water oil 10 90
NJ 49,. " ~ w
The religious the shall be strict
~ practical and in no way demo minaticnai
be received in order give the citizens Of thi: city
the preferences. ,yf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

LIBRARY MEETING.-It will be seen by q
notice in another column, that there will be
public meeting held at Crescent Hall this
evening, for the purpose of establishing q
Library and Reading Room in our city
The subject, and the plan upon which the
society is proposed to be based, will no doubt
be ably and eloquently set forth by
Messrs. Davidson, Blythe and Ingle, and we
hope there may be fall attendance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

rs Why should testoteller never have
= vile. Because he viii not supporter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

TThe Ohio g. Mississippi Railroad Com
pany (Western Division) has Published
series ofres Citations fully approving of the
action of the Trustee, ]. FL. Alexander, in
disseminating the rum ming of trains on the
road, until the claimants against the Com
pHny come to some amicable settlement of
their claims The Company regards the
action of the Missouri Republican, in its ar
ticles relative to the claimants against the
Company, as mainly, if not altogether
chargeable with the difficulties which have
occurred on the road, whereby life has been
j eoparded, several persons seriously injured.
ead large damage done to property.
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AN ORDINANCE.
FSfh THF lnHTEGa.HS Sr IHS S.Ask
GSsEfk rsskb s s GE TIE asb c isss SF
SEC shall 70: hsTs;fsss be n,.fn 70, any Isr.e9 to
ride Lead ANY horse %..s ASS Ok oT 0shs s
Sinas TIM e. % Of
SEQ kry person who shall violate III. foregoing
sad Psy ROs less than one dollar nor TGTs thar s1 dollars
Attest: WELL. H. Wakes. CLERK y2s
MONEY LOST.
on the Canal bridge ns1. Ea:. Of c,Gt
sso among which was. -
One IS note. Bank Of Claibourns." TENN
9 9ss: DO RDf Of Sf 6 S9Sns5isil!s ind
ed The finder D' co .sr Water
Evansville. Aug. I. 1855. auE2
NOTICE.
Z: ;;;s:
@ The proper
'U anss JOIN ESE EAksREL. Administrations.
WASH BOAR.S.
% DozEN-most approved patterns. for sale on favor
Us '0i' HORN aoRSBRooK CHURCHILL. w.t.r..
WE have also hands always New Flour of the best
~ brands which will be sold very lev y HERMANN.
A saaS. a. co" with sf s
RRAN AND sBoRTs;1IO.oOO u. Bran and Short.
YES ]. w. ,. VlChERY.
GA SACKS Floar-Railroad Mills;
OO 800 bushels Bran; 70 sale BY
COW FEED.
EpRAN ANDSHORTS, 5000 lbs in store. and for
ID reduced prices By y7 wv. s s. vIoKERY.
RR9WN coTToSIs bales 81 4. grf To% eos1 70 reed
CIDER MaLs.S
Il
L
yg7-dkw 4ls Main st. Louisville. Ky
BUTTER AND CHEESE,
(tHolCB fresh Fable Butter-5Olbs.
" $40 lbs choice W. r. Cheese.
just received at T. BACON 3 CO.'S.
CEMENT.
WHoLEsALE 81 10. Retail % 50, sOf sale hZ..
ov WHITE AND GREY LIME,
CHEAP LUMBER.-7o.oo coo feet Hsrnloet joliet. AID
i0r sale at VI ca, sen ~ lose
yA Dealer in Lumber.
C9TToN BATTING.-Rscsivsd per steamer Grand
5 bale; No. .snr as bis p sss,1s e sale
n IS dOI large Shaker Brooms-Union VILLAGES
dos pea hps0k and quArs'J ofss mlsas;s ior
(SINCINNATI sOAP-lOo s1. for sals BY IN. single
- BOZ A'iD' iA''o.y Th0'''I ) r GILBERT co.,
VA s5esnoss ssrsssss.r-Wasef:
GOLD MALaH sBAL LOST, 80.
sss ssiTaH s.a y
cd sy issYinE it st Hssd'n's er0ssry Main street.,
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All OF The papers designated classes and 10 be made OF
the hest MATERIALS finished the om adul
wtr blue Color required, aud wfh the
cepon OF class o. be OF the regular STANDARD sizes Of te
specve kinds and OF weighs be required by this OF
ee III. right of ordering greater less quantity OF
each aud
titles as the pubic service may require
Each class will be considered separately and be subject
bur bidders offer for OF the classes
the and The privilege esesvd OF requiring
bidder class assigned him 10 lake
such classes, or forfeit his right to my class
Samples (not than each kind OF bid
and but sample for each ktnd must each hid and
be numbered with the number
OF the for sciedue and III the hfst
classes be- designated or will not be
considered All proposals ana be raRsted 10 this
office free Of postage other expense.
Each proposal must be signed BY the individual or urn making IT,
and must specify the price pound and but price for eaeh Of
every kind paper contaiked the proposed for
All the be delivered such place
designated Washington city 10 good order
free Of all and charge aud subject the
weight OF the superintendent
and he in all satisfactory.
Blank for proposals persons
applying will be taken into consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith F
Bond with approved will be reqursd and the SIMPLY
OF inferior The classes, failure supply
the quantity required will be considered violation Of
the contract
Zach bidder required furnish proposals satisfactory
evidence his ability them pr0p0sa nDccccmpa
uied by such evidence will te Icj cted "a IL sst
The PROPOSALS WIN be opened IL It'll manner efr BY law on
tho fs Tuesday after the first Monday in Decebe next 4h,)
at 10 O'Clock, the office of the superintendent
Printing, Cnpt United ,a,es Washington and endorsed
" A. @ SEAMAN,
Oct 2-3awgw Superintendent of Public Printing
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fosr OyrIoE DErARTsKsr.
nrtah.s IA l~1r

fosr OynoE DErAKrxxsr.3
October IS, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS received a, this department
The SON Of November at ~ Of The clock al for
s pos ss Il ne JSsd . .1 for oal years " and
eed nee d ., e blank agencies Of he fos,
psl.nens al Washnson,B G., New York ely and cneiHnat
The estimated quantity article and he qualify thereof
CURED at each agency, yearly, specified below.
DISTRICT NO. ], AT WASHINGTON, d. c.
$500 sa patent .sS m,sppas 90 y q ssS,
Isam and zach issm 70 contain 70 penec, qairss
10 do Of, same knd paper e By = aehes IN sze and
aooo pounds Of hard twisted and In balls
500 do o,he sumo Kind a,ins spools
ing from y TO 2 pounds
diamssI well twisted, and II balls 2. O. han hanks
200 do scarlet sealing of good quality for ordinary
DISTRICT NO. q AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 reams Of Wrapping pspe .s 70 Thar hrst described In the
loo do similar in estimate
By 10, and 10 weigh nor less than IS pounds
5000 pounds Of e the same as thai first described for
1000 do The description dse,
uon for SAID district
600 do scarIe, sealing wax, same as for district Mol
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 eams wrapping similar TO hat first named for district
30 DO similar 10 tha, Ia-t named ior said district
~ POUNDS coion similar TO at Of The first description for
5000 d" hemp wine similar that Of the d descrp
90 lion for Sid district
mate for district No.
for each district, or tor ths whole
Ehe districts should br increased in number.
the articles shall be delivered such place the Post
master General shah designate at pro rata prices
Lach bid must be accompanied with lie OF the article
posed 10 be rnsod
The department be procured from either the
above named aaencs but articles contracted for
responding TO The samples referred above
Each bidder must furnsh with his proposals. evidence OF HE
ability 10 comply with his bid
Two sufficient surei.s will be required TO contract
Fla lures furnish the promptly furnish
articles will
hciehl fur the forfeiture Of the
moi
NE cOasidered.
Propoal~ be envelope
Of The article articles proposed for, md the
them addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General Wash
ington city, d. G.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OcTonER Is, 1855.
nMAW
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OrucE THE MAINLAND CoNsoLiD LoTTr HIEs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July ], 1885,
THE commissioner Of the lotteries
his duty caution the public nsainst the
who ccuia,e by mail otherwise fraudulent lottery
wholly fictitious @ae taf
he only legal lotteries Maryland those daily
the elected
the State under the constitution approve
schemes and 10 attend to The drawings
An the tickets in these and all certificates o packages
tickets have lboa aphed
for the Once of thu
Baltimore, Maryland" An ire fraudulent.
For fu information the subject Of those frauds address
v. X Brennan
HePf9s-dfy UF# Baltimore Maryland.
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OcTonER Is, 1855.
Oct I7-iaw4w
once Of Army Clothing and Equipage.

PHILADELPHIA, October %, 1855
EAED PROPOSALS. are invifed and will be received
office until 10 O'Clock, The ION day Of
furnishing by contract the following supplies
at the United States Clothing and Equpage Depot
SchuyIklI Arsenal, In quantities as required viz
$500 yards ia dark blue ndgo dyed) twed co weigh
ing ~ per yard
SO 900 yards ga skybae Qndgo twied CLOTH weigh
Ing % ounces yard
1000 yards dark blue Indigo wool dyed cloth for and
banda, weighing about "A ounces per yard
90 900 dark blue ndigo dye annels
10 weigh 6x ounces per yard
900 yards 10 white annGi and WOOL weigh
yard
1900 yards dark blue serge
$50 900 yards Canton flannel, weigh
yards cotton drilling unbieached weigh OK
per yard
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HOME MAN FACTURES.
Estrvievy Cotton Works.

Near TIE Canal Basin, alexandria.
ErTZPaTRIK BURNS, proprctoss and manufacturers of
con ysrns chain sail tw'nc wrapping wine, cord
cotton b ts &C
Washington RESPECTFULLY solced for
the articles, win dsIver In Washington
had In Baltimore o,hc northern markets. All
orders will with prompt by addressing above
octfl-dlm r. AB,
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Washington, October IL, 1855.
IN the petition Of Robert Paso Baltimore, Alaryan praying
extension Of the l1tb o.
1884, teaching
&c. om The expiration Of ssd pat
ent which place IN i7th day Of January 1856
1t thai said heard the Patent Office
Monday, the Eth Of January II O'Clock, and all
nonfed show they have,
why said petition ought tn be granted.
opposing file in the Patent
Office their objections specially forth writing at least twenty
flied by ether
and transmitted
Of the Office which will furnished
piica,ion.
The testimony In the will be closed the a7ih Of De
cember de,.osons and relied
filed In the office before the morning OF that dry the
arguments. II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered as0 Union InIeli
and Evening STAR Washington, CT Republican, Ban
iadcphia Journal Of Commerce. New
York; and Post Boston, Massachusetts week for three
weeks 9TH OF January the day Of
hearing
s. r. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents
r. aEdiors papers please copy, aed send
Office, with paper containing This notice
Oct 90-law3w
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OyrIox n y pusLIc PRisIfso,
Washington, sspieabsr ~, icoo
IN pursuance provisions provide for
public puung &C., approved August 81 1854 sealed
MONDAY go U.crnu.r Twelve ocack ur
die paper reqaed Tor public prt Tor
ending
0 die day Of Deeenbef, ie55
Ths subaned t peeihs nearly be aseeaned q e
quality and description each kind Of that viii be
required.
10000 printing paper unealendeed "a By
% inches, and weigh forty i've pounds the Of
400 sheets.
1900 printing paper eaendered "a by IS
inches, and 10 weigh nifty six pounds 10 the Fran OF AGO
sheets.
5000 superdne sized and caendered printing PAPER
measure inches, weigh fiy two pounds
the rsani Of 4ep sheets
CLAss4
M by 81 iuchssi d weigh iafty-s glt
pounds 10 the IeDin 81 asp sheets.
CLASS
900 superne uap parsr ~ such
ssy be- required, corresponding weight with
~ by "a ncnes, weighing twenty
pounds per rean OF $50 sheets.
cnAss6
900 -upedne pale paper eaiendsad uncaiendeed,
aay be sequirod) by iuctes, Nf.~ach egGI
per q ain n mey be repaired
paper classes u
al iersii sub
sheets each, nunci eschs
ieJ sterts, Upi'oaiy roio ttcs weight
4NHNtN
unde, hve esat fou he stdstd @rshf WIZ be
west 80 he eadsfen Mixrg
Of be bGdie make " tae weight
will be considered sioaioG OF he contract
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No. 54a1
Notice OF thc Reopeping Of DanviIIe Land ONCE
ta Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OrrIcg, Sept. 10, 1885.
INSTRUCTIONS have dfy b. transmitted
md receiver ngnVie vince Illinois
drc, abd thirty days
from said inns OF
Of their Office which applications will
be received by them
THos, A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 9i--2aw6w Intel starl Commissioner.
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GOLD silver ne steel and spcctaccs Sc Of
all focuses with peocaI and paraboa glasses
oaC gives selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes Of wearers. LII
Nj. w, GAIT x BRO,
ga Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Jano IT
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AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Bossont by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly Furnished
athe c0nvenicnces
ion Of tho travelling public.
Dee 4 Id
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GLAssS.
No 600 writing 10 by DC inches weigh twenty
eight pounds ~ reAn.
inches weigh
No. s. 100 wfHg Ia ~ inches, weigh twenty
pounds
No A. $40 rs inches, Ugh twenty
pounds
No o. 400 wiring IL by Ia inches to weigh twelve
pounds
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Law school Cuanheriasd University. Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Cnru,hen late Of the crcui
L judges OF Tennessee. e., zaA 4ts-.sssels 4
Non Nathan Green Of the ndges ofhe supreme
of Tennessee. ss7
Hon. Bromfed L. Ridley The OF the State
Judges Cauthes Green dew their whole exclusively
to the school. sF.f tfses Haa rs VA
Plan insrtiorl Daily examinations each class
aIt hooks No regular of lectures but tho
daily lessons in the pIosiess of the examinations.
2. Weekly ofcomm0n law equity, which
dents suits OF facts given profess
through all the
pactice require prepare
Deeds Wills and all Of Documents
dence Some Of taken by appeal
court which ia held monthly In the
public the end Of session The students clerks
IFS urora circuit Judges and chanceors and In other official
bacilies connected with their snts 'sf &l
SssousThe first session the third Monday In
temher third Thursday In February The
the succeedng Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July. 1886
Expenses per standardization fee $780, In advance; eonngea
~ boarding Students furnish their
which be- had in the Lebanon bookstores. Nt
unless the
No previous study required
four regular classes. Students may
any time during the collegiate year.
Number sudents the last collegiate year eighty six
E,H ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Fob ll--eoly President Board oi Trustees
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CRMETEWY.-of6cnN o Qao pennapIxani

(LhNWOOD CEMETEVT-omce No. as9 PennsyIvana
laid Of the celebrated
New york; situated high ground guar
directly
the THIS recsveda charter
appropans their forever burial
lr the urcbases and prohibiting encroachmen,s
Ipn otherwise, which Of importance those
placed them
becnae IN all Cites when the burial ground becomes
sell
mscuu n,o lera~ and legal
tiies given the ground.
n, -Omc. frem 10 to 10
,aap, by,aws nlormstion, can
aimed FIR len
vay No 40 Seventh street, cae undertaken win prompt
ATTENDED, June Idly
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Ii in 2
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Nnsk, from Dickens Hsusehola Words
The Confessions Of a rrey Woman; by lisa Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardea.
Fruits and Vegetables AL
how o them Price l2x
Sent FRANCK TAYLOR.