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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-16

~ We are indebted to Adams Express
for New York and other papers. in advance
of the mail. While all other institutions in
the country are suspending, this ever active
and popular association isgaining in strength
and usefulness.
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To stone Masons and Contractors.

To Stone MasOns and Contractors.
rH>HE Board of Commissioners Of Vanderburg
, county, Indiana. are prepared TO receive sealed
proposals fom this time to the LIST day of December
next for building two heavy Stone Abutnients Pig
Greek, at the crossing Of Franklin street, Evans
vile, according 10 the plan and specifications on file
i'm the Auditors ofhce Of said county The Ahutments
cubic feet 10 the perch.l The pirty taking the job
will be required to excayate the foundation pitts, and
furnish aud lay the timber foundations. Bids for the
work will he received follows: For the masonry,
per perch of - cubic feet For excvating the founa
ton pitts, per cubic yards For timber i'm foundation,
per cubic foot Security to the acceptance of said
Board will he required of contractors upon the APP
prevail of which s000 i'm cash and $1,000 i'm county
ders will he advanced to said contractors. The rena'
ing payments will he made as the work progresses,
on estimates made thereon, sNOe in cash and the bal
ance i'm sounty orders. The contractors will be re-
quired raise the Ahutments the height Of - feet
by the first day Of November, 1885, and complete the
whole job hy November, 1859.
BY order of the Board, WM. II. WALKER,
sep3id8wtd County Auditor.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners of Lot No. e, i'm the
~ Old Plan of the City of Evansville, cause a..
sidewalks fronting on Water street col said lot To- he
rel AIRED and re.ad with go, Trick, OF the esa lished
width, thin - DAYS alter the PUBLICATION this
tice, and ia default thereof. the Common Council will
proceed TO 20 have said work done, and the accrunA
charges will be char against and collected sale Of
said property, or so much thereof will satisfy said
lien and costs.
By orier Of the Common Council
sepS0-lm WELL. III. WALKER, City Cih
Goksbote copy.
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NOTICE.

X LII persons concerned will take notice that a GER
n tihcate given by the School Commissioner Of
Marlborough county to one Walter Beal, Sept. 18th
1887, for the purchase Of lot No. on the plat OF the
School Lands and being the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section IL, 6 south range II
west, containing - acres less, which certificate
assigned by said Beal tn Ambrose Yeagel and
is now the property Of the undersigned by purchase
has been lost and deed iade for said land and that
the undersigned intends to apply to the Auditor Of said
county for a certificate according to the law in
that case provided. ANTONY k0STAR.
octl0-ditG w3m.
Quarterly Meeting or the Board OF Trade.
TIME Evansville Board of Trade will hold its regu-
lar Quarterly Meeting next Monday evening,
Oct 18th, ut O'Clock, y. NJ, at the Library Rooms
BY order Of the Board Of Officers.
octlo-2t NJ. W. FOSTER, Prest.
COAL MINERS WANTED.
VEN or twelve Coal Miners wanted, b which the
highest price will he paid in cash, for mining coal
" .he ONO and Mississippi Railroad Coal Banks, ut
washington Indiana FOR further particulars enquire
9I ID. HALL, editor Of the Enquirer. Evansville.
ihu.' or N. III. CONANT. octl-lmd
AOARDERs wanted at the corner Of Fourth and
- W1inW snccfs. cstl II
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY TAXES.

Ara meeting OF the Common Council held on the
N evening of the sth inst. the following resolution
adopted
REsoLvEp, That the City Collector he and he is
hereby instructed to allow the taxpayers OF the city
to paw that portion of their which Is pay able i'm
cash in four monthly nllaments, a on or before the
first day of November, or before the hrst DAY OF
December on or before the first day Of January, and
ON or before the first day of February next, and that
portion Of said which is PAYABLE in city or'iers
stall be paid or before the hrst day OF sruary
next: and said ColStar is also instructed not MI
vertse any real estate which the shall lie lr
tally paid in monthly istln.ens, until alter the rst
day of February next: Provided, however. that IL any
tx-payer shall fail fegect Ca avail himself OF the
opportunity pay his txes by ifSalmentsr il shall
H The DUTY OF the Collector 10 advertise and sell his
real estate as practicable aer the frs; default
By order OF the Common Council.
octll-91lw WE'LL. H.. WALKER, CierA.
VolksbOte copy.)
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

hRDERED, That the owners ct Pre- petty lyiT an
~ being ON the alley let@een alter ard fiHst IT'S
and extending from Pine TO Leet street, cause sa
alley lie lruu ht To the iroI grade, wiilhn g Gay
after the pucation OF This notice, and in default there
Of, the Common Councilwi Ir coed to have said work
done. and the costs and expenses accniie theIey viii
he assessed and collected w sale of said descrl
property, 10 much thereof viii satisfy said lien
and costs. By Order Of Council. -
=. - WELL ii. WALKER
sepl2-30i Iyolks1ote cory.l City CLERK
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CANAL
The Washington left for Petersburg yester-
day evening.
The Evansville is loading for Worthing
ton and will leave this evening.
The ono. Z. Taylor arrived here Wednes-
day evening. She brought down about
400 bushels of wheat.
The Taylor will leave for WortLington
to-day or tomorrow.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

arrivals and Departures.
From z. q. 0'Riley n Co.'s Register.
Rough and Ready, from Cincinnati to Cairo.
Red Wing, from Louisville to st. Louis.
Tempest, from Cairo to Louisville.
DIR. Robinson, from Louisville to Cairo.
Mary land, from Cairo to Cincinnati.
Jennie Gray, from 81. Louis to Louisville.
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StNPRIES
- l5,fNA Extra fine free trade Cigars;
% Gross Pint FlasSs:
% Boxes EsSence Coffee:
20 doz. l. b. Half Busiel Measures:
- do Wasltt0arls:
10 do Peck and Half Peck Moasurrs:
81 Boxes German Soap; rec'd aud for sale W
aug2e l. Il ID. HERMANN.
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DIR. COGCSWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
. a l. T.,

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and AZTEC
rIoSs or THE EAD. caused by disturbed circulation,
i'm those who have tried it in this city, is for sale
KELLER & WHITES.
~: The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable citizens Who
have tried it. Uy2
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Teas. Teas:..New Stock,

DRUSlIES.-
Id so dozen Shoe Brushes, plain;
% do do with handles;
80 do Scrub Brushes, Nos. and 2;
% do do with handles:
10 do Wall Brushes, assorted sizes;
~ do Horse do do do
Just received and for sale by
septic WHEELER L. RIGGS.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

FRESH ARRIVALS AND DAILY ADDITIONS DIRECT.
Warranted Good or the Money Refunded
Deal Exciusiv ely in Boots & Shoes.
our Spring and Summer purchasers are now 70
" hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We have
very large assortment Of every variety OF BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS Of every size and style.
Country Merchants wanting extra size can be sup
piled on the most reasonable terms. Our floods are
direct from the Country Manufacturers, ami many 81
our goods are manufactured expressly for Give
stock examination before buying elsewhere.
MCREA WELLS,
aps7 First street. Fosters Block,
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S~sTAR CANDLES
- 10 whole, half and quarter boxes for sale by
sept30 :. u. GILBERT x co.
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New ORLEANS, Oct l5-M
NEW YORK, l5-P. N.

Affairs are unsettled. 1t is supposed the
run will continue o-morrow. Great conf
dence is expressed in all banks now stand
ing. Large deposits were made to-day
No failures-atfars are more cheerful than
in the morning.
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RL.CK CAssINIERC HATS
TOYS, OTTO Ms,

lust received full stock Of almost all the lea6ins
80 articles in the Toy aud Notion line, for my retail
and io'hing trade: VI it'll NY resert aranpenefts
East shall be adding to my stock every days. and
will always he happy 20 see all custom who mav
favor me with call, 10 look or buy. Ia addition 10
my former stock Of NolTs. Music Boxes, Accordenrs,
Flutes, Fifes, French Ilarps Banjos, &c, have in
store four superior Boston make PIANOS, all of hch
will he sold low for cash. &C PrSHEE,
sept3 No. NitchcIl's Block.
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SUNDRIES.-
- ~ Boxes Cream Cheese:
Dozen Choice Beef Tongues;
500 TBS do Dried Beef,
20 Boxes ~ Star Candles;
10 Dozen Choice Olive Oil:
1900 Choice Pickles, in vinegar, for sale in quant
ties to suit octI ". III. COOK & son.
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NEW GOODS!

NEW OVOOS.
NVIE receiving our FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
W consisting in part of Dress Silks, French aud
English Merinoes, Muslin Delanes, Cashmeres. Cling
hams, Prints, Flannels, Blankets, extra size; Ernch,
WOODEN and Stella Shawls; Cloths, Cassmcrs Man
tilas stye Cloaks at all prices; Clinical Scarfs.
Gloves, Hosiery, Bleached and Brown Sheetings. Car
pengs, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, and Damask goods for
Window Curtains
Our stock is now wen assorted, and we invite the
public to give a call and examine our goods
sept34 j. OAKLEY SON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW MACkEREL.-
~ 20 packages assorted sisss New Mackerel, just
received and for sale by
sept Is PRESTON BROS

~ 3dozen Ladies Cloth Cloaks;
do Petersham and Beaver Cloaks:
In store and for sale. KEEN & PRESTON.
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DISSOLUTION.

'HNHE CopartneTship heretofore existing between
II the undersigned. under firm OF GEORGE FOSTER
x Co., is this day dissolved by mutual crflseni.
Either partner will sign the hare ~ the firm IN iquI
daton. NJ. ". FOSTER,
GEO. FOSTER,
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gHNHE business heretofore carried under the flrr
Il of GEORGE FOSTER Co., win hereafter he con.
Quoted by the undersigned, under the same style.
II. w. FOSTER,
sept4 GEO. FOSTER.
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DRESS HATS.
NXTE have hand all the different kinds OF
" FALL STYE Dress Hats, which we invite our
friends and customers 10 call and examine.
VAUTItR MARC0NNIEB,
septs Main street, between First and Second.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04
shocltiug Accident.

On Thursday, the 26th ut., Mr.. FANNING,
of Scott township, was thrown from load
of wood by one of the forward wheels 60
ing into deep rut. Falling he struck up
ou his head, and caused the displacement of
the sixth and seventh cervical verterbrae.-
His limbs became immediately palsied, al
though he did not think himself much hurt.
He called to his horses to stop, aud then
cried for help. In about ten minutes, a
neighbor came to his assistance, and he was
taken home. He had no pain, and the on
ly motion he could make was to roll his
head from side to side. He died in about
80 hours after the accident. Mr.. +. was
40 years of age, an Englishman, and had
been a resident Of Scott township some fiji,
teen years. He was much respected by al
who were acquainted with him, and hi
death will be great loss TO that communi
ty. He leaves widow and four daughters
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IRON CIRCULAR.

SANDUskY, Decetmtcr lst, 1891.
GENrsln addressing you this Circular we would mem
ton that since waiting you with last there has
been advance Bar Iron, Nails and GLASS; aud In the
midst enlargement by connecting the Sheet Iron
Spring aud Axle trade with the business there has
rcd extraordinary crisis in the financial affairs Of the
country which puts quetus check the whole busi
ness community.
In view Of this monetary calamity, we oforat wholesale
entire stock ofFencng, Finishing, Wrought, ,Anneaed
and Cut Nails Cast and Spring Steel for Sleigh Shoes
Iron Pipe Shell Boxes Cast Sleigh Shoes Wagon
Hubbs, &C. &C.. at about Cost for Cash.
Our Stock OF Iron is large and complete; also heavy
stock of Sheet Iron. We offer Pipe Boxes cheaper thar
they be bought aud transported from the East wag
on Hubbs supplied in large small quantities. at Manu-
facturers prices. We prepared to MI your order
promptly grateful for trade heretofore extended to
we respectfully solicit your further orders, and remain,
45m2 Truly yours, CAk6h ~ co.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04

Trains will stop stations marked X only to leave pas
sengers, or TO take them signal being made.
From CevelandAr trains connect at Toledo, directly
with trains OF Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The s3i am trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit.
The s35 am, aud 9.30 p M. trains, connect at loe-
do with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, for
Fort Wayne Loganspnr Lafayette, Danyie, Springfield
Naples. Alton, 81. Louis, &c.
The S35 a. m aud $50 p M trains form direct connec-
tions between Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton and
Cincinnati.
From Toledo all trains connect at Cleveland with trains
OF the Cleveland aud Erie road for the East.
The 9.4O M train, connects at Sandnsky with trains
OF Mansfield Sandusky Railroad, for Mansfield, Pitts
burgh. SC.
The $40 am, and $50 pm trains, connect at Sandusky
and Clyde with Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad, fol
Cincinnati Dayton, &c.
Trains also at Cleveland with Cleveland anC
Pittsburgh r. r., for Pittsburgh Philadelphia, Bat
more. &c. Y. b. PHILLIPS, Supt
| Office G. 4 7, Railroad, I
Cleveland, Dec. !, 1887. I lan.l, 1857
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04

A AKANsAs PAPER ON TIE KANSAS Con-
vENrIoN.-The Lcavonworth (K. T.)
Times says of the document produced by
the clique of political treksters and scoun-
drels, recently assembled in Leeompton as
a Constitutional Convention:
If it bo attempted to force this slavish
Constitution on the free people of Kansas,
with its odious and God defyiug features
we shall have storm in Kansas that will
bury these ruffian usurpationists, and the
structure they have sought to erect, deeper
far than ever Pompeii, or Hereulaneuu
were buried in the fiery ashes of Vesuvius.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04
Tha,l.tasivinG Eoavcs to t',o Poor.

In Cincinnati, on Thanksgiving day, 1000
loaves were distributed among the poor
The distribution took place at the Melodeon
HslI in that city, and the scone presented
there was extremely affecting. We copy q
portion of the Gazettes description:
Mothers with children hanging on to
their dresses. and little ones in arms, were
freely supplied. One old lady, scarcely
ablo to SEQ her way, came tottering through
the crowd, and her basket being filled, she
departed with the prayer, "May God never
let you want bread" Another, in dilap-
idatcd silk that gave evidence Of years of
service, and had probably been drawn forth
from the safe depositary to give eclot to
Thanksgiving Day, timidly presented her
basket, without turning her eyes upon the
crowd of spectators, and then quietly with
drew as though she would conceal from the
world her poverty without compromising
pride. "Iow many brothers and sisters
have you" said the bread-dispensing min
strel to bright little German lad, who came
next in turn ''Theres loaf for each one,
and the recipient of such an unexpected
share of Thanksgiving bounty fairly dropped
down stairs to gladden. the hearts of his
brothers and sisters with his treasures
| And thus the scene went on for an hour
and many heartfelt prayer was breathed
for blessings on tho head of the "cheerful
giver."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04

OFFICE OF THE GRAND SEc'Y, R. w. G. L.
OF Ono, CoLUMBUs, Nov. 23, 1857. !

OFFICE OF THE GRAND SEc'Y, R. w. g. L.
OF Ono, COLUMBUS, Nov. 23, 1851
A disastrous fire occurred on Saturday af-
ternoon, the 2lst inst, in Deshler's Block,
in which building had my office. The
fire commenced in the large Hall, be-
ing the third story. The Hall and sec
ond story are complete ruin. All the
important books and papers of the Grand
Lodge arc saved, as also most of my pri-
vate books and papers, though many are
more or less damaged. Iwould not permit
the great mass of tho proceedings of our
Grand Lodge, as those of the Grand Lodge
of the United States, to be removed, be-
licving them to be safe, but in the end they
were much damaged 10y fire and water
My books and papers being in much confu
sion, must beg indulgence in correspon
dencc, and in filling orders for supplies, 70
few days.
Ny office will hereafter be in the seconC
story of Mr.. Bisbees building, on Higl
street, adjoining the American Hotel, an'
above Mr. Rudisilrs hat store.
ALEX Z. GLENN,
Grand Secretary.
Papers throughout the State will do
brother editor a kindness by noticing tn
above,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04
Cold nt New Orleans.

The New Orleans Picdyune Of the 18th
ult., says that the Spanish bark Panchita'
from Matanzas, had arrived with ll75 pat
riot doubloons, (say sls,2l2) consigned to
Castillo g. Harispe; and that the Spanish
brig Pereuskd, also arrived from Havana,
with $4,000 gold coin, consigned to Messrs
PUG, Mir & Co, and the steamer Ceres
from tho quarantine station, brought from
tho steamship GradadG, $780, 900 in specie
for James Robb q Co. The United State,
mail steamship Aaaatie, arrived from Bra
EOS Santiago, with So6,422, in specie. AL
these vessels arrived on the 18th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04
Can Epilepsy be Cured.

We think the following letter from respectable citizen
of Mississippi win the question, and remove all
doubts fron, every unbiased minds
GRENADA, Miss, June 5, 1855.
Dr.. Soth S. Haac., Baltimore, Md-Dear Sir; take
great pleasure In relating of spasms FITS cured by
your Invaluable Pills Ny brother j. gon, has long
been acted with this awful disease He was first attack
I'D when quite young. lie would have or two spasm
at one attack at rst he grew older they seemed
to increase likewise Upt the time he commenced taxi
ing vour Pills. he had them very often and quite severe
,rostratng him body and mind. His mind has suffered
seriously; but now happy to he is cured OF those
ats lie has enjoyed fine health for the last i've months
past Ills mind has returned to its original spright
ness All this take great pleasure in communicating as
II may be of directing others to the remedy thai
will cure them. Yours respectfully, &c,
W. z. LiGoN.
No person who is suffering from Fits Lpasms, should
neglect sending to Dr. Hance, after this for supply
his uestimalc medicine. His prices follows: on
box SO; two IS; twelve, s24scnt by mail free, on tn
recent Of remittance Address Seth 1Iance, los Bal
timorc street, Baltimore, Nd
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-04

New YORK, D c. 2
Flour market Is dull and lower; sales 1000 a. 46514o
sunor Sate s5a5 for extra State; 4654 70 for super
Western; 4S5a5 20 for common 70 medium eNa western
nor and o5468O for extra Rye -four lower sales 100
bbls at 3,50i4,35. +,
Do,ninrI nj o3,g5c and Milwaukee Club at 93aSl
RIVE is nominal at 7Sc. ~
Corn,is dull and nominal at s5c for mixe1 Western
Oats are lower and dull; 43a45c for STATE 4a0oe ioi
Western. - . - * m
AID for prime
Beef Is dropping.
Lard Is lower sales AT l0alhisc.
Dressed hogs are selling at 4n67fc.
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The Great Beautifier,
So Long UTnsuccessfulIy sought,
FOUND AT LAST!

NOR It restores permanently gray hair to Its ORIGINAL
IL color; cnvers uxulianty the hald head. removes all
uandru itching aud all scrotua scald head and all erur
tons; makes the hair soft, healthy and glossy; and viii
II to imnarinRlle are, fbv mar
c NIL botches &C.. from the face and all neuralgia
and nervous headache See circular and the following
Dover, y. H.. Feb. ., 1857.
Prof. o. J. Wood 4 Co-Gents: Within few DAYS we
have received many orders and calls for Prof. o. j.
Woods Hair Restorative, that Ia day compelled
send To Boston for qulutty 1.-THE dozen You forwarded
being all sod) while we plight order aquantity from
EUsTg bottle hare sold seems to hore produced three
four customers aud the Appreciation and patronage II
receives from the most substantial and worthy ez Of
vicinity fully convince us that 1t is most valuable
preparation. Send soon may he gross of 81
size; and one dozen 50 size and believe
speetfully, (signei) DANIEL LATIlRoP co.
Hickory Grove, st, Charles Co.. No. Nov 10, 1855
PROF. o. J. WOOD-Deir Sir; Some time 'ast summer
Induced To your Hair kest0' ative and
its effects wonderful, ieel II duty 20
and the afflicted 10 reTot g. Our little sons bend for
time had been perfectly covered with and
called Il sctld head The hair anFt entirely IN
aquencc, when hisnd seeing his snfengs advised
TO your Restorative did with little hope Of
success but 10 surprise and that of all friends
very few applications removed the disease entirely, and
aud uxuiant crop If hair started out and
say that boy. has healthy scalp, and
luxurant ofhair any other child. Wecan there
fore, and do hereby recommend vour Restorative ns per
feet remedy for all diseases Il the scalp and hair We
yours respectfully, GEORGE W. llIGGlNBOTHAM,
SARAH A. EIGGlNDoTHAM.
Gardiner, Maine June %, 1885.
PRF. o. J'wOon-noar Sir; have used two bottles o
Professor Woods Hair Restorative and truly tina
il is the greatest discovery Of the for restoring
changing the Hair Before using II Twas Of seven
~ My hair has now attained its original color You car
recommend II 10 the world without the least fear,
! case one Of the worst kind
Yours respectfully, DANIEL. N. MURPHY.
! o. J. WOOD CO., Propietors 3l2 Broadway Nev
mentD and Ia Market ST. ST. Louis No. Aud sold by al
| good Druggists. 23u6
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The new British word 'telegram" has
been cast into the shade by terms adopted
by the Philadelphia Ledger. That paper
commenced on Monday to head its tele-
graphical column "Morscographical," and
to call its special dispatches "Morseotypes,'
in honor of Professor Morse,
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uoII or Observation-Disclosures.
OUR ADVERTISERS.
" he that in the to0rid sooHid rise,
Must READ THE NEWS and ADVERTISE u"

" he that in the bo0rid looHid rise,
Must READ THE NEWS and ADVERTISE !"
A. GusdoH has just received large lot OF goods and
he understands the true secret Of
he wants let his friends know that the remedy for har
times has been found--he has it at his store.
Attachment Notice.
Administrators Sale Of real estate.
Garfield Brother have ton thousand things which eve
rybody wants.
DIR. Short Dentist offce with DR.. Failing
Final settlement, VIM. Nce's estate.
Prospectus Cosmopolitan Art Association.
ca 7. Rairoad time table.