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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

TBE sACHEMs-THB GENERAL COMMITTEE AND THE
TANMANY soCIETr--TR0UBLE AT TAMMANY HALL.
Yesterday ai noon was the time designated whom the
father OF the Council OF sachems would receive the
names Of Inspectors appointed respectively BY the regular
wl,on small General Committee, the Irregular bogus
John Y. Savage committee, and the ssoboms, who weo
TO al tho primary election called By the erand sa
cSoms These bodies, will be remembered, were au-
tborzed appoint inspector each. To This arrange
msni tho wilson small committee Of course domurred
ass they were the regularly elected Gsners Committee
and they could see no valid rcasen why election
should bo called BY few bogus chaps rhey therefore
sent names rat least, 10 generally reported, tor
|. yss nothing snovn denn,eiy ~ the choice o. the
opened pet week By the COMMITTEES OF Saohems appoint
ed Tor tho purpose, con,hog Of Messrs Fowler Purdy
VIII be made and the time designated whom the election
viii be held We shsu then sec where the bogus demo.
Tne rcoepucn Of names BY VIM D. Kennedy, the father
OF the Council continued during the afternoon, and exot
cd very little interest," but In me evening there
GOOD deal OF excitement around rammauy Hall II Hsccms
The nrss Monday In every month the regular meeting
night OF tho THmmany Society, and . number OF the
msS. oo vrScson that the eeas va. 70 be bsa =,
IA required mshe Ne scton legal and moreover mott
aed the members that The society would for
tso weeks The adherenis OF the regular nii,ce o
which wilson Small s chairman, alleged that this aston
on b part the members OF tn society
70 the nae m the
the rsfore The meeting put OF until tho primary cleo
tom bed. The opponents therefore, Of the majority
Of the sacheus determined 10 hold e meeting notvts
standing tho action OF the Grand saohem.
Major Conner was requested 70 take tho chair
bui he declined, when Richrd b Connolly va
. serics OF resolutions oOndeupipg the sschems foi
ous,rg the regular general oommiuee, and dessnsns
inc 18Th oi April next the time when election fo
ne, oouncll OF sschoms would take psoe. raese resn
r,,ou. rassed and we're ordered 70 he published, Ste
Which lhe meeting sdiOwnsd
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vIsiters TO saae Inauguration
RECEPTION OF The ALB9HY BUkdEssEs c0hrs bf
THE NEW YORK CITY GUsEA -DiNNEh AT hisLO
= SPEECHES AND MOVEMENTS OF THE ALBANY
COMPANY. t
The Albany Burgcsses Corps rsystsA 70 DC 'ne nae"
military company In Albany, and s'srds "a 10 repa's
hcn amons the military Of the ssste ~ announcing
their intention 10 DO present 1t the t@suSuNA on Mr.
Buchanan, number Of invitations were sent N null
ary conpAr les In this city pronerlng TO ~ ths
and they finally accepted the good ofaCs OF NJ oy
Guard, Cnrt Ls Bsu, one Of our "crack" ocnapsusss
The Burgssses Corps started In the A. n train oA1
Albany yesterday and the following 10 list cstfie ss-
scrs, among which viii bs noted OF the xcst sOaA
men Of Albany
Ocpt B. r. Spelmas. I'd Lieut.. l. II NcClrenoy,
lsc heus Halo Klnssy. ID Lieut. 7. r, Cutler.
Paypaser +. Corning. Jr Asblsttd do % OvanveolS,rl
Assistt do WIN q. Weed EneipeeF-S II Il PArseCt.
Quarcsm'r-J. McMiohasl. Surge0n-Jas. l. Johnsois
snRGKAnIs
LIST, VIM. J. Thomas. 3D., W ID Mshoney.
ID, Vim d Taylor. 4ih ID w. Wempe.
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The RESOLUTIONS Against Or.iDius H. niattescn
I'm the Unitea States House OF Repsesess-
tatfves.
The nrst resolution against Mr. Mattsson, which wss
pan Cd In tho United States House OF Representative
Friday, February n, was folio We
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Whaes:-Aug,aq Caaninghoa, 81 Bond street, Daughter
of the Bride
Muygayet. (servsnt OF DR. Marvne)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-10

THE LADDER OF FoRTUNE.-The steps from
the foot to the summit are not many, but each
has a name, which must be distinctly kno wn
by all who would seek to climb. The first
step is faith, and without that none can safely
rise; the second, industry; the third, persever-
ance; the fourth, temperance; the fifth, prob
ity; and the sixth, independence. Having at
tanned thus high a position on the ladder, the
future is easy, for faith will have taught the
climber never to doubt or despair; industry
will have kept him from vice either in thought
or deed; perseverance will have shown him
how easily difficulties are 4surmounted when
calmly met; temperance will have preserved
both health and temper; probity will have en-
sured respect and given stability to the char
acter, and independence of spirit, while it viii
give dignity to the man, will gain the admira
ton Of the world. One step more has to be
acquired which is experience-the only true
knowledge of lfe-and then the summit o
- the ladder is surely reached.
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The RufFalo Debu tante.

The New York correspondent of the New
Orleans Delta thus notices the antecedents of
Mrs Mcmahon, who recently met with an un-
favorable reception in the Buffalo theatres:
The last dramatic sensation has been caused
bv the announcement of the debut of lady,
we'll known in New York, both from her an
tecedents and her own position in the fashion,
able world Her mother was the beautiful
daughter of New England clergyman; was
seduced, and afterwards became the most
notorious courtesan in New York, under the
name of Julia Brown.
This daughter Cher only Child was brought
up in the country in profound ignorance o.
her mothers character and mode of life
When she was about twelve years old hel
mother married Jack Harrison, a notorious
: gambler of this city and the original of ''Sau
Seldom" in The Mysteries and NiSeries Of Ne1
York. She then brought home her daughte
from the country, and made Mr. Harrison
most exemplary and devoted wife until he
death. During the better part of her life sh
was devout attendant at the Episcopa
church, and remarkable for her profuse, bu
quiet and unostentatious charity. At III
sale ofthe pews in Grace Church she bid fc
and obtained one for 1000 The saints wh
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occupied the neighboring pews soon found out
who the occupant was, and Immediately signi-
fed their intention of leaving rather than be
brought in contact with such sinner A
Committee was therefore appointed to wait
upon her and offer her handsome bonu, if
the lady would give up her pew, which she
did for $4,000. This money she devoted to
charitable purposes, and still continued to 90
to church with untiring eonstancy and devo-
ton. Soon after the mothers death ler
daughter was married to a man, who, within
one week, proved false to her. and a divorce
was obtained through the agency of promis-
sing young lawyer, who, as soon as it was
granted, mrrried her himself. He has since
become quite distinguished, and enjoys prac-
tice worth $4,000 year, and lives in splen-
did style.
The lady, therefore, has no reason for going
on the stage but her passionate love for it
She has been studying for the last two years,
under the best masters, and her style is said
to be superb. In person she is rather inclined
to be embonp0int, with fair hair, blue eyes, and
decided expression.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-10

Cruelty OF GREEK BRIGANDs.-The pro-
cess resorted to by the robbers for discover
ing the whereabouts of hidden repositories,
was cruel, but effectual one. A kettle full
, of oil was set on the fire. If the unfortunate
woman who protested that she was ignorant
where her husband had hid his treasure, re-
Tented in view of the coming torture, she was
not molested. But if she persisted in her OBJ
, stinacy, or really did not know where it was,
the scalding fluid was poured upon her neck,
breast, and body. Five or six were subjected
to this inhuman treatment; others were merely
beaten; and one, whom we saw, boasted that
though the ruffians stabbed her in several
places, she had not betrayed her husbands
F.. trust-Bairrs Modern Greece.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-10

D., OPEN POLAR SEA.-Dr. Hynes, surgeon Of
the Kane Arctic expedition, in a lecture at
Baltimore, said; The northern terminus OF
Smiths Strait was yet undeveloped, and every
member of the expedition felt a personal in
terest in wishing that it should be known
Moreton was despatched with the dog team
and Esquimaux seds-making his starting
point depot of provisions that had been de-
posted at the eastern terminus of the Sound
the previous fall. Moreton found a new chan
mel opening from the northwestern angle of
the Sound, free from ice, and travelling fifty
Eniles along its margin on the ice afoot, he
booked out upon an iceless sea. This was in
July.
Whether this is an open water space
throughout the winter-what bearing it may
have upon the question of an open polar sea,
the existence of which was long ago predicted
Il will not attempt to discuss. 1t will fill
its place among the facts of physical geOgra-
ply by the decision of wiser heads. have
only one thing to say in relation to it. The
Polar sea is yet a riddle. How long shall it
be suffered to remain so? Will not some one
be found-and he too an American citizen
who will penetrate this mystery, and place
the question beyond doubt treading the
shores of this Polyma, and embarking upoI
its waters, unfurl at the northern axis of OuI
planet the flag that has heralded human pro-
,gress around the world, and covers with its
sacred folds the onward march of science?
think there will | think the question should
claim the attention Of our Government.
small screw steamer, fitted out at trifling
,expense-a small crew, with brave hearts
beating in patriotic bosoms. is all that is de
manded. Speaking for one person, l can sa!
that the greatest joy of my life would be t.
stand where geographers predict an open pola
ocean.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
PORTLAND. KY.

I
undersigned Lessee of this newly erected and adm-
rably adapted HOTEL takes pleasure in announc ng to
public generally especially to arriving or
departing the Portland Wharf house co
ready the accommodation OF Quests
Every item of Furniture bedding and indeed the building
with articles expressly
for the house. :,
the ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the landing
shipping pOizt for Louisville where nearly
all her stranger arrive and from whence they de-
part for South this house affords
comfort heretofore experienced
this point. -.
endeavor of the Propr of this
command liberal share of public patron
intends deserve The House. with its
cool shady and general convent
transient house. 1t ha he kept
Eote-acbing of the essentials of such
an establishment.
W. REDDING. we'll known to the travelling pu blic
from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville
gagged will the of
The patronage ofthe public respectfully solicited
| y3I-t W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.
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nRTG STORE,

HNRI.J J. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock Of
D Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell few
months since desires call the attention of the public
particularly fphyeian5 and merchants coming to this city
mako purchases this assortment which viii be
stny receiving additions from the Eastern cries and
will be sold terms as can Be afforded BY
BuiIdings sep29-tf
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pIYFITnfRFR AND SHINGLES.

WB H BENNETT would respectfully announce the
AR Evansville surrounding try that ne
bg been engaged the manufacture Of Lumber fer
ears seectnga choice article of his mauufae
tur) opened Yard Carpenter street Kratz &
Heman's Foundry and wholesale
retail. ohsapsE than sveI before offered il thsty
js1s-1wdiyEs
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SECOND PURCHASE

F Fall and Winter Dry Goods just received and now
" open EMBICHS Dry Good Store. Main street three
do 1rs below second. His Cheap for Cash. call
soon if yC want large amount goods for little
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From the Home Journal.
Waking Dream in Sickness.
BY n. P. WILLIS.

The night creeps w9arily. lit my lamp
10 hide the brightness of that morning star
That mHckS me with seeplessness ike mine
Coldly nd gliLteringy apart and lionel
How unlike life itis-this sickness wakiugl
Conscious of life's enfeebled link more
The soul feels death-rel eleased; and, as the star
Wakes not the colors of earth's slumbering flowers
Nor warns the darkness of the mountains brow
From which so pathlessly il soals away,
SO, with strange life, unusually bright,
The sick mans thought scars trackessly and fair:
The pale cheek on the pillow, and the pulse
or the sad silent heart, made deathlier only
BY thought in which their falntness has no share!
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TRAVEEER,z HOME,

THE LUNSF n u n Il = lA4GA H CNF-VA ~ II
a the way make tham short is to visit Thomas
"A Billiard Saloon Bulls Head ON Main street
ATTENTION.
during the day combine both exercise
and a Thomas BOWLING AlAv. Bulls Head
BUIL'S HEAD HOTEL
WM. D. THOMAS in returning thanks for past
prepared 70 receive Bosrdcrs by
the day week or month. His accommodations first
and every will be pvd the comfort of his guests
The supplied with liquors of the best quality.
spacious Wagon Yard attached. oct4
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NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND
HE5RGHANES.
QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MA KING
All Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar.
hu tha Of


These Oils are obtained by DistiIlatioa Chemical
Laboratory Parish of Jefferson Pierre Laeour author
Lacour's Chemical Analysis Laeours Chemical Manipu-
Purchasers are particularly requested
and obtain their it the oil does not give perfect
LAOOUR'S OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation of Imported Brandes. viz 0tard.
Yard Proprietors Castlion and London Dock Brandes
Those liquors will have full fraity favor and beautiful
by the Oil of Cognac New York Brandy PIe
fEpACUUR'S OIL OF RYE changes Rectiaed Whisky to
Mcnongahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt whisky
OIL OF CE6RAT changes common Rectifed Whisky to
Old Irish Malt Whisky and superior article of Scotch
OIL OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy g. OIL of Peach and oil of oognac will
Scheida Schnapps Rose Gin AVIAN Gin English Gin. &c.
change five gallons of good Vinegar and
gallons of to thirty gallons the
aeours onoenrated Acid, Vinegar be made fOr
d'llar a1d % sixty cents per hsSrel
pour the oil into the whisky and shake we'll
The liquors thus made VIII have nne natuFa aS az ma n
bead Lacours oils threa distinct properties IN con-
comSines with an In the form
Iticies the whole of the grain o (Amylc Acchol The
whisky thus depressed that irritating and burn
ing taste neutral spirit the second property
consists n oily muolaginous taste impaired to tht
liquor which renders mellow and impa Is an appearane
great the third property is exhibited in the rief
nutty Odor that impaired to the liquor Thich zen
distinction from the genuine brands lnposslble
These oils put mp in quart f1sk each fask eonain
oil making three humid ed gallons of liquor
and comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
Price s. per bottle. p.,.. ..o..
One bottle these oils in number. Will be securel
sacked and shipped bill of lading part of tn
upon the receipt of go tG9 aSdrSs Ss orleans
requested guarrantee Of good faith
shin them package Oils If they do not perform
ella med for them they will cost nothing Jan5y
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Any ONE UF THE QUAhIERIIEs,
XNTIL receive in addition the Art Journal FREE, and
SS also certificate giving them equal chance with
other members of the Society draw fine Oil Painting
choice piece of Statuary Three Oil Paintings were
of the Society Evansville last
and two the year before.
The Magazines for the coming will be received BY
eiately they issued and delivered
subscribers with the leaves and trimmed at cost
to exceed postage.
LtIes Living and two certificates and the Art Jour
dollars. Call the Telegraph Office and sub
scribe early list be complete in good time
novI7 z. G.. EARNHART. Hon. Sec'y
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CHARLES BARNUM j,

HDOPE CORDAGE AND TVEINE.-
EA, Coils I1z inch Manila Ropei
do do do do;
do q do do do;
do 7 do do do;
IS do Cotton Rope;
25 doz Cotton Bed Cords and Cloth Pins;
Is bales Wrapping Twine
25 doz assorted Manila Bed Cords;
25 do do Hemp do do lust reed byE -
dec3 z. H. COOK & son.
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AT ROSE

ET ECEIvED this morning by Adams Express new sup
a ply Bdes misses Lambs Wool Hose, colorec
and white Gloves. fleece lined Silk Gloves. &C. &C.
Expecting addit stock of all sorts
Dry Goods which offer friends at reduced
nov22 RoSER. BRO. FREY,
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J. EURTES & J. FLEMING.
WKTHOLESALE and retail dealers in Leather, Hides.
Rank sep26
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&RHA BAGS extra Family Flour:
ERSE 2n bushels fresh Corn Meal;
5000 lbs Bran on hand and for sale ny
sep25 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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WIE, CAPEHLE.

CORNER MAIN AND SECOND STREETS.
As haud very large and well selected stock of Fall
and Winter Clothing ana Furnishing Goods. which
will be sold prices Also. Cloths. CASH
and Vengs which will be made order at the low
prices and shortest notice and warranted to give salts
liaetion. sep22-3m
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
1. O. WHEELER. A. l.. ROBINSON
WHEELER &ROBINSON.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
Successors to IngIe, Wheeler & lglehart.)
General Land and Collecting Agency Office on Sd st.
Opposite The ns~ Court House Ending, A near
NB-H. Q. Wheeler Notary Public mail
ASA KGLEHART.
ATTORNEY ATLAw AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Successor to nge, Wheeler& Igehart in Real Estate
wlpractice Law in the Circuit Courts of vanderburgh
and the adjoining counties. Office over the Canal BANK
Evansville, la. Nfebl4-ly
MORRIS 8. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY A. AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Once Frsst Bray buildings. nearly OPposite the
Post Office. Evansville, Ind. yZh-ly
,or.Rr pEHRffG HHN9X XND fTITETTo jTsTior OF PEACE.
Mt. CARMEL. ILL.
NV Illinois and all Other business apPeraining
Refer W. T. rage Esq, Cashier Canal Bank Evans
ISAAC uE1sAsN DAVID HEIMAEN
I&D. HEEM ANN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, & PRODUCE,
&UxENswARE, LIQUORS, q &c, STREET,
ians1
j. f. COX,
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS PRODUCE,
ViRceHHss, Ind.
Particular attention paid forwarding and Receiving.
oct3l-tf
CITY HOTEL.
WATER BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
Epans piLIe, Ind.
oct1 WIN. H. BoICoURT, Proprietor.
n.oGERs, 5IsGUIisE & nfHsF CO., ROGER
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
NO. %. .POYDRAS STREET,
NEw ORLEANS. La.
LiberaIcash advances will be made on consgnments
fGHorEAr, HARRrsoS & VALE, St. Louis, Mo.
w. Z. BROWNE & Co., Vincennes, la.
BENEDICT tG WILLIAMS, GRANVILLE, ILL
o'RrLEY & Co.. Evansville. la.
PusoGc2rr So 5cGrl & BRos. Mt vernonIa. Idecas-1y
'0as, :. 0ln nGHASPkERs FsRfsY
Ohm ~ fbs praotiee
oflaw will attend to all business to them One
Sherwood House give counsel or bust
ness Prompt will be given to collections
Evansville. Nov. 9, 1s54.-1y
PRINTER,S JOB PAPERS.
Nos. II and 10 wall ST., Cincinnati, o..
PR Gaad osTd Black and cdlored
SF0nl''' 'F1i1asf 1MASUF>TRER's Fac PRlcEs
wm. X. McGREW.
ne AT resospt rAw AGR CITY Bsnf Buiidns
AA " my25
n n BOXES Prime W. R. Cheese. Just I ree,d BY Oov
Z@U deel3 r. ii. OOok q SUI.
EssENCE c2EFEE-l5 E''SPSs F. GSoE GG1s Som Just
SO%aAss, Ss a1SPaEs.r %SPa. Tg''n Tea Tea
10 10 DO DO DO DO eISpi CRpice BLACK do:
dec1s z. II. COOK & son.
4E BAGS Eastern Rio Coffee choice and primso so inst
@ 81 rec'dbY deeI5 T. H. Cooh q SUN
Tu 4CW ysR Ell. HERRING ANDSALM0NI
IN he do 40 l do; hf. bbls No. 2 do
10 do do do do 10 ar do do l do
10 or de do do: 10 do do DO 5 90;
10 hf DO 10 Herring; 100 bxs scaled No Lerrlng;
ioktts do Mackeret 10 kits do NaGGserei aGS.nS
10 do do Tongues and Sounds igss Tec'd end for
saleby decl2 Il. H. oooA 81.
N FRAILs Prime Dates: 20 Drums Sultan Raisins;
eb 60bxs Layers aud NJ R. Raisins; ,.-. Nv
York bv deci5 z. II. COOK son.
| sn BBLS EPSON Salts; bbls Alum;
- do Flour Sulpher; do Pearl sage; .,s -.
do TapiOca: do Bath 691 Brick - req SnN per
railroadb by rovn Il. ii. oooN q ~ So.
@E BxS Hamburg Cheese, rec a this day by .oS
! eD nov22 z. H. Cooh q SUN
HOT TEGE
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CIDER yINEGAlL nIANUFACTORY.

PURIFY YOUR BLOC DI
Joy TO the WOrld!!
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
HURLEY SARSAP ARIL La
OF that have been discovered during the
present age ills that flesh is heir
this wonderful preparation Only three yeers
the discoverer (who spent decade IN
public it already recognized by the most emf
physicians all of the country to be the most
prng effective remedy for certain diseases OF Whcf
All other compound or syrups ofthe hitherto
of the faculty because on be-
they been found contain noxious ngred
which neatraze good the saraparia and
the health patient It'll noso Win
Hurleys preparation
effect certan ard perfect cure OIL the
folio wing com plants and diseases:
Affection of the Bone,
Dsbilitr ~ Indigestion,
| Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Li,er complaint.
Eyygsiniias Pulmonary Diseases.
Female irregularitios, Scrofula, or Kings Evil
FistuiS Syphilis,
And ali Diseases of the skin :.
Besides above it is also known 20 De
tonic purifying the blood and lnVgoratng the
In tits thout exception. in the cases mentioned
the system the most ecaeous as
sively throughout the country 1h IS IasI
reputation The instances OF cures IL hos
are daily coming the proprietors ana ne mas
IN relief from suferring One bottle being tried
Its effects b too apparent to admit of further doubt
RecoIect Hureys Sarsapara is the only
Prioe one dollar per bottle FIVE iOllars
the nanuaetary corner of Seventh ana ereen
streets Louisville Ky. Also at Wholesale houses OF
! BACON. HYDE & Co. st. Louis, No.
4 WRIGHT & Co.. Few Orleans. La.
/ KELLER. FARNsLEY & Co., Evansville. md -. ,
Aud by extensive Druggists throughout the United
fates. Can ada. Mexico and South America. apz-ty
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$500 IN GIFTS
tnISTRIRIrTED In EQUAL PROPORTIONS

WWTITH every 1000 Books all 81 and 81 25 Books sold
NS 81 The Gifts consist of Gold and Silver Watches
gold pencils gold locket gold rings gold pens
purses redicules penknyes
&C. Sc Any person sending order for 10 boo VIII be
entitled gift extra Oriers from the country
will receive prompt attention. and will be sent by mail or
express with dispatch.
Also Mrs Stoves novel "Dred,'' vols. gift. as
above J. S. ANDREWS, 40 Nassau ST.,
New York City.
HataI tn nOv6-3n
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KEEN G PRESTON
AVE ther Fall and Winter stock
ofgood embraeing variety of merchandise they
have usually kept.
We the largest and selected stock
have styles suburb and prices low
No merchan visit this market this Fall without
ming stock. it is pleasure show choice
of and whether he bays will leave
better and patriot of the beauty
the various styles and rich colov
display of the bet American MANUFACTURES will make him
feel prouder of his country.
KEEN & PRESTON