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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
New and Rare Book.

HAVING been appointed by the Author
sole agents for tiis city for the sale OF his book,
entitled
ExHLY IfsBiANA TRIALS AND SKETCHES,
by Hon. O. II. SMITH, offer the same at retail and
to the trade at Cincinnati prices The book is one OF
uncommon interest, and every family, with eur
County, Township and private libraries should have
the work. The press has uniformly spoken Of the
beautiful octave volume Of pages, finely gotten up
with an artistic likeness of the Author by Butler
DOBELL & CONYNGTON,
mar7e-3rnis BOOKSELLERS. Evansville, Ind
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

TaI IBIN NhhLIIOCCEs
uyE have now on hand, snd ofer on liberal terms,
w Ewcll assorted stock for printers and bookbind
ers, among which We name
SO bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizss;
1000 Straw Boards; 100 Tar Boards,
As well as colered Printing Paper plain Cap and Hos
fiat Cap DENY, Medium, white and colored Cards and
Card Bosrds which have cut to any size; Post
office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers' Ink, &C.
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers TO our
stock Of 200 bundles Wrapping Paper and 100 gross %
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prch paid for
Rags. TENNEY u soSENSON.
apps.
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without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
: Cs Ga on
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On Deposits at such rates IS may be agreed upon.
oSe
oeved to be checked for payable in same funds ir
specie, We charging the regular EXCHANGE;
will be discounted, and Loans made on Stocks, Bonds,
and Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CHEDIIItet.eas OF Credit will be
and interest allowed # Money is deposited. and
charged Coateras, on suah terms As may be agreed
upon.
TRAvKLINs BILLS OF ExCHANsx-Travelers will
be furnished with drafts in suoh sums as may be de-
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND, iRI-
LAND AND EuRorK-,Bills of Exchange and Letters
Of Credit On EnslaHd. Ireland and Europe furnished
BoNDs, SIocxs, &c:-ponds, stocks, and seouri-
ties Psyins from to y RI cent always for SALE
The Bond. VII Be- oPda Ss
graph.
- RALRoAD. CITY. AND STAT. BoNps:-Railroed.
nekotiation, either IN this country or Europe. Rsil
LAND WARRANTs.-Land Warrants bought at the
market rates. All Warrants sold BY US are gSsTsa-
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished II 70
ORDERS sent for sale commission to responsible
REAL Estate AND INsuRAnc.s.-RealE Estate
CLANS ON UNITED STATES, CoURT OF CLAIMS,
CoNaREss.-Claims on the United States, before the
Court of Claims or Congress- Entrusted to Us, will be
by prompt eaa OBI BR66THERs
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EVENING STAR.
son sOF LIFE.

By cHARIEs MAcKAY.
Lord we are THANKFUL for the air; a
For breath OF tife, for water fair,
For morning BURT. for MONDAY light
For ace In Thy Infnity; -----
Lord We are thankful unto Thee.
For years and seasons as they run,
Eor wlntry c.oud and summer sun,
or seed time and autumn store
In due Succession evermore,
For Hover and fruit. for herb and tree;
Lord. We are thankful unto Thee.
For beauty and delight of sound,
That hoat the universe around;
For carol Of the happy birds,
For TALL of streams, for gush OF words,
For music of the earth and sea,
Lord we are thankful unto Thee.
For sight. for touch, for taste, for smell;
For sense OF life lnefable,
For health 4 mind and strength OF hand,
For power to know and understald,
For every JOY We feel or see;
Lord We are thankful unto Thee.
For daily toll that We endure,
For labor's recompense secure,
For wholesome Zest of Appetite,
kor iood and drink and slumbers light,
FOR vigorous health and purses free,
Lord! we are thankful unto Thee.
For fellowship with human kind,
or pure emotions of the mind,
sor Joy, that were but Joy sincere.
kniess Tor sorrows previous tear,
Tor Hope, and Love, and sympathy;
For Conscience, and its voice Of awe
Thy whisper when we break Thy law;
And wisdom, mighty as benign:
For ali we are. and hope to be,
Lord we are thankful unto Thee.
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PRorlcfEk6r & & soihsl \ sMss.r Z p,,.,

PRoTEcfE6I 81 ReisI tssisrs P.ten. Of
Pharmace dc Parisand the Imperial College of ed
loine, Vienna. Triesemaf No. lis a remedy for Re
taxation, Spermatorrhea, and Exhaustion Of the
s. stem. Tne.emar \ Q. enectualy, IN the short
space of three dsys, completely and entirely eradi-
Gates ali traces OF those disorders which copava and
cubebs have long been thought antidofe for to
the ruin of the health of vast portion of the DOB
lation; TIiesemar No. 5 is the great Continental
natey, the English ply sician treats with mercury
to the inevitable destruction of the patient const
tuition ana which all the sarsaparilla In the would
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. liz, and are alike
devoid OF taste SMELL and Ofall eating oual-
ties. They may lie the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases and divided
In separate doses rs administered by Velpeau Ia-
leman, Roux, kicord. &C., &c. Price IS each
or four cases IN one for SO, which saves IS; and in
Sold by DIR. H. A: BARROW No. Isl Prince std
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imme
diately recelp of the amount Dr. B. will forward
the 50 cases Of Trlesemar, and the large Sizes car
rage paid thus lnsuring genuine European prepaTa
tons. The SIS cases also sent but not free Of car
riage. Consultations usual, from IL a. m. till
2. m. and from till p. m al No. Isl Prince ST.,
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J..
STOTT, Washington. fe ly
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-W l. Smedes Miss: r.
= ,hrm1 ag Nd; Dr. J Beall, Miss } Starr,
Dawson, Va; w Luas, jr, do A Marchand
O: Mr. and Mrs Brenizer, Pa; w II Elliott, Tex:
NJ MclntiIe, o; Gen Miller pa; p Bell, Mo; T
Sinclair, Pa; c ) CIampitt, do; w C Stevenson
do; w Hicks, do; NJ A Davis, do; l. Green
Tenn; Murphy and family, Nc; j McCrae, s
=; Dr u ITeswt, do : Meadham Fla; r C
Rice, Mo- NJ kice, Mass; Mr. Morris and dauph-
ter, Md; NJ willard and lady, IN: \ Cmtfrr
Md; hr Read, NY; w Rvnum, Nc; q w
wilson, Va; A Johnston, do; L ID McCI-naban
Ad; @ w :, Andersen nc Va J Judge, Wis; P B
II Thomas, Ark; Kahn, Pa b Kahn, do; s NJ
Maretzek, N.Y. Sullivan, do; ID Coletti do:
MI Payton, Pa g Brown and lady, NY: j E
Peyton, WhitweiI, NY; J H Turner, Miss; ]
EPes, Ala: p A b. anham, Ga; w HI Harris,
do; A Hayslett, Va J l. Newton, Me; Jas r
Hoffman, Tenn; G Patton, do; ] V Winston,
o; b Duvall, Pa. Albert, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-E Minturn. NY. w :
Koss, Ga; Davis, Md; II Thompson, Va;
i Rutter, NY; r Vaug ham, Ala: ] ID Blair. Va.
IS Allen, do; Ki,chell, Ala; n Danfofd, $
Pa s sssmsn hI RsRRI aisSt N Nj
Mass; Seaman, TX; X Bowie. la: r NJ
Larkin, Min; Pratt, Va; X ID Pratt, Mass; J
Wooi, Ais, J w johnson, A G Williams, Md; $
Moore, SC; Col T c HartwelI, SC; w 4 Rows
ton, Ala; g Morse, CT; T Clare, Nd; l. A Hud
SOD, K; T Jenkins, Md; l. Moss. Va. +
Sob6s; Ala; J w Nickerson, Mass; T r Meigs,
Ms, w Jacobson, NC; NJ NJ Davis, n York: r Z
Hooper, Seabury, jun'r. l. Farland, va; j =
Pruess, Mich; ID McLennan. Ala: F Davis Ca
Hughes, y Caro-. ID Coletti. A uareIzet y
Shhlenger, Mr. Avogasbro and LADY,, n Yk: q y
Brown and lady, do; Brscoe A Greepough
Nd Patterson, Ga; Nj Williamson. YoIk
fendalI, jr, CO; J Thomas. Pa; John
son, Jno Abingdon, Va; William Clough, Md; II
FentrnsIe Seo; f w Alger, Mass; CuIbert-
son, Ill; } b and Miss Burns, Ga
WILLARDS' HOTEL. &C p DIXON. NV. w
Palmer, La; w and G NJ Wetmore, NYk: y
~ Brown. o: b Post, Mass; NJ Fosdfck. Ii: r
VI SLACK, L Latimer, Pa; d Nevins, NYk ]
ZONES, Pa Bryan, jr, H Duvall, J G Tread
well, NYk; II A Howard and LADY, Md. c,n,
Melntosh, CSA; 81 A Lane, USN: ii BeaIs. Ky:
w Beals, Wis: \ Andrews and LADY, Nv. ri
y Thomas, Md; w Waldo, " Yk; h r ZONES
Pa; w w Stapp, XIV; Jno CIafpher. ] G Har
MS NY; Baker, Pa; Coffin, NJ; T III Hvat
Ny; Sevett, Pa; NJ Gorgeaud Paris; VIM de
Lagrange, c Pitz, La; Jarrett, F Conner. NY:
Durham, NJ NJ Dodd, NJ; Smith, Pa; B ID
NRKWOOD HOUSE N Barkman. NY:
w Dell, III Masters, Va; J r Robinson = A
Ptters and lady, Miss 8 A Peters, Mass; NJ Chan
man, Md; J @ D'sande, NY; Thompson and
son, u NJ Pill, Pa; MLightner, Va; II Carr
Nd; JCassin, Pa; Howard and lady, NY; RI
n rate, Nd i X Carson, Ala; J Eclos, KIT; J
smsgsIman ID 4 Vaughan. w Webster, Pa; w
cray Dwight, NY; l. Hall, Min; c
Thompson. Harrison, w G Bender. Va: +
w wllIlsm.1n and lady, sid; wombwelI; j E
United STATES HOTEL r I,ovs,t
anderson, NY II Cowdeny, Ala: 1 r Renne,,'
MI; DR. L. Tread, Tex; r Batcb,ldeI Ma,
vi "ehlneneld, Nd; g Summer. \ n Snn'
Harris, Md. wi
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VI George Stovall, who some time since plead
Durand was sentenced, last week. to he bnng
The prisoner, who, at one time was clergyman
Is nan about So years Of age, and or respectable
and intelligent appearance.
III gentleman just returned from a recen,
hunting and trouting expedition to Moosehead
Lake, says most extensive and uDjustinable de-
strnetion il carried on in that region. Five hun
ofed skins were recently brought out of the
the ground. such slaughter will soon extermi-
nate these animals
IL The Lawrence (Mass.) Courier saws that
new Invention, in the shape Of a steam fire en-
2lne, Is about to be brought ont in that CITY II
il calculated to throw immense quantity of
water In four continuous streams Ii can be easily
managed, will be durable, and not so heavy that
three horses cannot draw IL with ease Ii will
cost some 81 QUO less than the machines man ufac-
tured al Cincinnati.
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w CHIRTERED BY CONGRESS

tons for INSURANCE'ON BUILDINGS. MER-
CHANDISE, DO, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, at their Ofhoe, corner OF
Tenth Street and Pennsy wanna Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. F. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James +. Halliday.
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
FranoIs Mohun, M. w. Gait.
Benz. Beoll,
JAMES G. Moe UIRE, President.
0NAYr0N D N
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Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
=. Fl: KENDALL, NJ. d.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS c. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
nj THE EATEST
ISl T. ID l A l. ID q o " Z II Y
OF THE AGE

si s@sSs s.s
HvHRI KIND OF HUhoR.
RS Sersf Se,efxla dop. to eo~ssso~ PixsIs.
Dtsr
NOR. He has now in his possession over one hundred
certificates OF its value. all within twenty miles Of
Two bottles arc warranted to cure nursing Sore
One to three BOTTLES will cure the worst kind Of
ds:s bottles sss x s:s q The ss
Canker in the Mouth and Stomach.
Kind @ eGsts: arc " cure the
One or two bottles are warranted to cure eli HUI
Two bottles are warranted to euro Running of the
Ears and Blotches among the Hair;
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle win cure soaIy Eruption. Of the Skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to oure the
Two o. three Ss.tle. are S.Irsn.ed to cure tn.
TSIes to four bottles are 1arfsnssd to cur. Salt
Five to sight bottles will cure the worst os.s Of
benefit always perienoed from the frs. bot
tle and perfect cure is warranted when the above
No,hing Soks 50 improbable 70 those .ho have in
along old walls, should cure every humor in the
&: l. ThsIs az G no Xxx RNp Pa%
s
Of Boston. know the effects Of It in every ,V CASE.
done in MASSACHUSETTS. gave L to children yesr
yormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
fsbby, restored to perfect state of health bv one
To those Who are subject to q sick headache, one
sh and Some xho have stsn i had
been S3stlve for years, and have been regulated BY
but whore there s any deTans Of the Junction.
OF nature, It WIN cause very singular feelings, but
iron four days y, to week There is never eve, bad re-
gone, you will feel yourself like a new person. I
heard some of the most extravagant enoomams Of II
mors-but since its introduction as general family
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
foSs SsI IN c .ass IL n sN,s nsc
always considered incurable, hsve been CURED BY
few BOTTLES. o, what mercy if it will prove efec-
tual in all of that awful maiady-there are but
know ofsevera Gases of Dropsy, all Of Them aged
people cured By it For the various diseases Of the
Liysr: SIok Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever
and particularly In Diseases of the Kidneys, O. the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet over neoessary-eat the best you
can get and enough Oft.
Direetions for Use-Adults one table spoonful
per day-chlldren over ten years dessert spoonful
no directions can be applicable to all constitutions,
take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice day.
NJ, !, WON A,1: kk a.s.S,
Agents for Washinston.-Chas. stott & Co., z.
S Ina kSs ..b ts H i b SardnfI Burr
Martin King, Narn Palmer, Schwartz 4 CO., o
Bosweila Daniel b. Clark, j. p. Milburn, Dunbar
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, DO.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season. generally has he effect of bringing ont host
Of professedly new specifics, and while some are
The vlsest course to pursue Is to consult your
family ply stefan. or otherwise only suck reme
dies long public perence has proved 10 be safe
and efhcacious. of this character is TYEER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
Originally the favor te prescription of eminent
physician, IT soon became popular remedy and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. lu cases of common Colds, COug hs
&c. 1t acts like charm, and in Chronic cases, Bron
chltls, w hopping Cough, Group, Asthma Infu enza,
DO, us success is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used it.
Price IS cents and 81 cents per bottle.
Sold by Nairn Il Palmer, Chas. Stott, O.. Wash
lngtOn; Clssel, Georgetown: Peel Il Stevens, AL
exandria; where it be had also, for convenience
IN Lozenger form, Price i2k and IS cents box
known rs "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Can.y
Drops, elegant, pleasant, and eficacious Pull.
mono LOZenge they are unsurpassed. fe IL SIN
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A CURIOUS WEDDISe.-Says the New York
correspondent of the Charleston Courier: "An
interesting wedding took place few DAYS since,
between a Mr. Henry b. Melville and Mrs Sarah
n. seymour. The parties have both been mar
RED before, and each have family of seven chill
drsn-those Of the gentleman comprising six
daughters and a son, and those Of the lady six
sons and a daughter. The sons acted on the &C.
casion as gToomsmen to their future father, and
the daughters bridesmaids to their future
mother. The whole fourteen children dressed
alike, according to their sex, entered the church
ann In arm, and ranged themselves on either
side Of their parents, who are both remar kably
handsome and looked superb. The bride is
wealthy, and was richly dressed in a pearl-col-
ored MORE antique, with costly laces, and dia-
mond brooch and bracelet"
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THE SECRET IN{FIRMJTEEs OF YoU1

IJAMS FOR FAMILY USE, direct from Gin
sVGxR-CURED HAMS which We recommend a.
veg KING & BURcHELL,
fe% Corner Vermont syenpe and l0h 1t.
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VALUABLE AND R6 Most INTERESTING
For sale at TAYI0R a MAuRY,s

X or SAFE at TA1LOk d MAURN'S
Bookstore, near 9Th ~.
RECORDS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR; con-
tanning the Official, Military and rinsncIal CORES
pondence ofsll the Officers OF the Revoluiionar,
Army from IT'S to I75 ns the most
Ing military. historical and IN ncia information on
ling that period; also. the organizstIon of ali The
Regiments. showing the names rank date Of com
MISSION time OF enl stment and services Of the Of
hoers and Privates Of each; also, the general ana
Generals Washington, Lee, Green, Wsedon
and Others.
Last Of American Offers Imprisoned,
The time of their capture, release dc. An account
Soeiets ofthe Cincinnati.
In New York, Pennsy vania and Msrylsu a list Of
the members names, 10, the half pay. commute
complete list OF all the
Offers ,cho Servsd 10 the End ofrhe War.
And acquired the night to half pny for life, commu-
United States Court OF CLAIMS relslIve TO a resiors.
ton Ct the half pay acts Ofths old Congress for the
Hears Of Offers Of he Revol~tion:
Virgins half-psy and land Avs; the reasons which
led to passage Of the sn Of July 1882, by Congress;
land with az Interesting account Of the military land
d.,tnots OF ohlo Kentucky and Tennessee, the To-
Revolutionary Pension LARS of the U,if,a
States
As they now exist. with CONN entariee thereon:
notes on me services al VARIOUS olass.s OF reyolu-
ponary ohcers, with an extensive list show Inr the
. One large I2mo volume ofsoo pages. Price sl.so.
Postage cents to any part OF the United siIes.
This work is INTENDED as book preference TO the
ough guide 10 persons claiming title 10 land or per
SONS ON services Of their forefathers during the
OF over 50 officers and privates of the reroluI,"n
airy army and should be in the hands Of all the de-
banner of Is, that the noble actions OF Their snces
tors may not escape "reminiscences Of their descend
ants, Who must retain this work as q memento Of
thelr brave deeds and patient suferIngs fell
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Monday, % fksr< day az May ssxf, the townships
on the proposed roads from the st. Croix rver or
lake. ito the west end Of Lake sspsriors End 20
Bayhe6," suhecs 20 the "yrortso," g. pntec
above, IN reference TO Ike lands the Hudson dis
North Of ths base lise osd rea fhe Iosyrx rrss-
opal Bsertdtas.
townships -. 50 snd 80, Of range Q.
townships IS 81. u. 81 and 90, OF range 10.
townships &C. -, IS, So and 90. Of range n.
I'm head. At the land once ut SUPERIOR On
MONDAY, the lard day Of May ssxt, the townships
on the proposed roads from the st. Croix nver or
axe 10 the west end Of Lake Su perior; and 20 Bay
neo. sui )ect TO the proctso, as ststed above. "a
reference to the like iands IN the Hudson distinct,
VIZ:
North tks base Iias and ~,sf Of tAs Josrtk prs
eipal meridian
townships Il, a. IS ~, and e. Of rsnseI.
Townships Al, -, IS, and IS. OF range2.
Town hips al. a. < IS. 81, and 81, Of range 3.
townships a. q, a. ~, IS. 4s, 81, IS, 60 81. and 81.
of range4.
Township. 81, q, IS, -. IS. Is, q. q, C. 50. 81. ard
50, Of range 5.
townships a. ~, IS a. IS, %, 81. a., -. So and s..
OF raEgee.
Townships Il. n. Is, e. IS. IS ~. and "a. Of
townships 81. AZ. -, -, IS, and ts Of range 10.
Townships al, -, s. -, IS ", q, and a. Of ranges
townships Al a. -, 49, IS. ~, and 90, Of range Is.
Townships al, a. ~, a. Is 10, ~, and -, OF range
Townships a. p. S. -. Is. &c. 81, and .. Of
Is
Given under my hand, at the oity Of Washington,
this sixteenth dsy OF Februsry. ammo DONNA one
thousand eight hundred and my eight
THOS. A. HENpRlCks.
Commissioners OF the General Land onlce.
fe % LAVISH
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A PALIABLE Hit The New York Herald de-
votes nearly two columns TO a summary of Re-
vival'' intelligence, gathered from the various
religious and secular papers published in the
places where the revivals are prevailing, and
concludes the article with the following hit at a
popular journal:
q The n. Y. Independent Is too much occupied
wit: the Kansas question and the Bible Society
prevalence Of re vivals through the country -
The Independent is Peculiar paper and
should have for its motto-''Independent in poll
ties and Of religion"
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III There has been for some time project on
foot, says the Baltimore Exchange, in whic h
several Southern capitalists are interested to es-
ablish bathing place at Point Lookout, in St
Nary's county, Md, and we are told the plan Is
about to be carried In execution. This situation
IL a very beautiful one; and the projectors will
make all their improvements on the most extern
sive scale. The ground contains three hundred
acres; on one side Of which flow the waters of the
Chesapeake, and the other is washed by the Po-
tomac river There are three lakes of fresh water
one OF which is quarter of a mile long The
company proposes to erect at once seven hundred
cottages Of a neat and substantial character.
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
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during the critical passage ON Youth to Man
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BY Or. CULvERwELL,
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the Guide to Health,"" Green Beok,""H to be
This small but valuable Treatise, written by world
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Price ~ cents, stamps. at the receipt of which
it viii be sent, post free, and well secured by DR.
CHI KLINE. No. 40 LIST Avenue, Box 1886, New
YORK. jan l2
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IIOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
III - YORK. go
Casa Cdptfol'.-- $4,000
The undersigned, having been appoistcd Agent of
this Company, prepared to issue Policies on Bull
dIngs, Merchandise, Steamboats,, q, on "a fayora-
BILE terms a. other responsible oom panies. -
T. M. HANSON, Agent, -
No. 5l2 18th st., oppo. intelg enoer Once.
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport,
Iowa, pay 10 cent. interest by Coupon in New
Davenport has now about 10000 inhabitants, and is
m1niopai debt Is only sI5s and fts raiiroad dent
only Si25ceo, and cannot now be increased. The
Senoer of the Seth September. we Recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
State or oity bonds.