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DTCKINSoa. MnIAca0
HECTOR DAVIS. Auc1joneer
DIR. j. 3. ROSE.

TO THE SICK AND APPIIcTsD
LIVERY INTELLIGENT AND TursKINa
should have their efficacy established by we'll tested
ne hands Of regaariyedresied Physician DR. Rose hs,
and his remedies as well
sIrIed 1 %S: ts%A,tshs sures her. and elsewhere
For c""'"q sssscst, ca: SSg 1sa ang Of Blood.
TINS syrup having stood the test Of experience as
CHA acknowledged by all be remedy er!nenily Sun,, ~
other known compounds used for the relief radical cure
In compromising Cough Syrup for general use the pyeisn
or none en physician should attempt apresehpdon compe
ed from hs tnovedge OF the constitution cos1ted pa. o.
man. TO avoid entirely the addition drugs that can sny vsy
sna 90 Injury III object not only 70 symptom such
cough stop but also expected Of regularly educated
DOCTOR that he should cure bis patient The prec
anun snmcny mSa and Wild cherry 6E and nan asf ~ sa
counabe for the AFTER health Of his patient MANY Of e norum,
ulled into Of disease or perhaps death DR.
hose: Cough syrup will not only Coughs all cases
DH. J. 8: ROSES PAIN CURRR.-Ths popular
and never falling remedy has alone stood the
TIE PAIN CURER cure, Rheumatism.
THE PAIN CURER cures painsin thelmh,, joints back
IHE PAIN CURER cure, chouc pains IN tn. Stomach
THE PAIN CURER cure. seAldI Burns, spran. and
THE PAIN CUREEs cure. any pain internally or ..,,r.
naly, and should be kept In every family. -
:, We shan only say 70 the aaleted the PAIN CURER,
Remember u has come from regular Physician.
Ne y. Be EOSf ~ DtSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
Cenu. '-F@'" rice :"
Dyspepsia may be known by eosivenes behnT nm Of v,d
sour stomach and sometimes darhqa or looseneS Of k bo
headache, feelings cold feet wakefunes, and ys
agpete II these symptoms allowed 90 on long wIthout
ths medicine (which Will always cure then follow debility OF ths
lungs, and predisposton 10 consumption. $3.50.
DIR. }. ROSES RUCHU COMpOITND tor,u
diseases OF The Kidneys and Bladder Price The ere de-
mand Tor s article bottle IN some ma
call Il Buchu. Ask for Roses. and take no other ~
All DIR. J: $. ROSES GENUINE mRDICINRs
written signature the each bottle TaIs
xtthoutit '' '4'
for sale By all respectable Druggists
boldby WARNERL- wARIEd General Agent
20 l01 Broad Street, above 9th,
Ies Richmond,
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NOTICE.
ITO TIL EARMERS OF VIRGINIA AND

sIOHR UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
" WIRE RAILING by Letters Patent) Admirably
tage. 4e Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire sackng Bead
stead with every variety Of Folding Iron Beadeads
Furniture Patent Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens, Wire Netting for Mosquito Sheep Poultry and
purposes Wire House, Fancy Work in great va
riety, for Gardens, &C.
NJ. WALKER 4 SONS, Manufacturers,
No 635 Market N. X corner Sixth street., Phiadephia
oc6-dfy
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MANUFACTURERS'
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
THIS INSTITUTION win receive Depostes which
interest Of sir cent per annum paid all remain
ing depOs longer than az months and i've per cent when
remaining shorter period.
OTnoE-At the Hardware sors Of J. sTuS o., II Main
street. and at the Banking House Of R. H. MuRI Co., Of
Main and Wall streets. g. WORKMAN, President
d. BAKER, Jr., Secretary.
o. J. BINT0N, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
10 r. Maury VIM Taylor,
Jno. II. Greaner Cornelius Grew,
Jas NJ Talbot, VIM Holt Richardson,
Hiram NJ. Smith, A. w. Conant,
s. Turpln 10 J, Christian,
Ohas Talbot w. B. Ross,
Arson Richards, FRANKLIN SteArns,
Richmond 18th September, 1S5d selo
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CHICKERING PIANOS

A NEW and full supply OF these splendid inStru-
IA ments have been received. rG,r[|1tIIzU
In addition the beautiful BoiK de Hoix, the Cir
cular Action, and the Grand have the Bou- ~
dolr, a beautiful instrument OF upright form.
The Chickering's have received IS hrs prize medals all
competitors Institutions and fairs
America Of Europe They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory In the world
the Chickering's have emansted the best and most
that have brought the Piano m present
econ and by the great capital they have invested In manuac
turing sell fully hy per cheaper than
other factory None Of their instruments leave the
without having been fully inspected by the best artists
As this factory has than agency In city, In
Richmond these instruments only be sold by the subscriber
The factory warrants all Pianos sell Orders promptly at
tended to-
wareroomS north side Of Broad street. 9h and HAb
ton Brothers, Nc. 169 Main street
mal9 NATHL oARUsI Sole Agent
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Passengers and sup Ashland and dine en- board the
comfortable Acquia Greek and Washington
IN Po further apply this see Broad Street.
shoekoe Hin JAMES b. WINSTON,
Gen1 Ticket Agent
sAMT RUTH, Hupt
once r. r. 4 P. r. r. o., y = .
Richmond Jan 81, 1855 lansa-u
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- JANEs RiVEK FuK OLD POINT, PORTS -Es--aali77iss
MOUTH AND NORFOLK-Thc Steamers GLEN COVE and CCK-
above placeL
III 0LEN cow Capt VIM Carter, viii leave The wharf at
Rockets regularly every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
MORNINGS O'Clock precisely, and tsturn each alternate days
except sunday having the vhsrf NORFOLK 40 e hour
O'Clock NJ All touch at all The regular landings on the river,
going aud returning
ne CURTIS PECE Capt z @ GlI,rI belas neatly htsI up
WITH 1ers vii leave the wharf Rockets every SAT- RDNl
evening O'Clock ami return leaving the ~harf NORFOLK
every sCNbA Az evening az O'Clock aui regularly TJE
DAY and THURSDAY evening" at o'clock and return each al
ternats day. at the h0ar, 8 O'Clock.
Going d5un The Curtis Peek City Point Wlcox's
Careuiont wharf Old Poiat Portsmouth and Norfolk
Returning Portsmouth, Old Point Rock wharf, Grove DAr
CiaIfmoni Wcoys, City Point and arrive Richmond about
O'Clock Monday morning.
Passage or he saturday trip and re,arn next evening meals
incluied ak5l
Passage on regular tp either boat Ola POINT Portsmouth
Nor5 g. Msa-elaal any given any boa-5o ceats
each
EET-Frsighi taken As usual
lcll-u R o. HASKINS
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TathE hALEauORE AND SAVANNAH -g.AisEe.
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed Of hrst-cllzs -
teahp running regularly between the above port
Freight shipped savannah the Interior Of
Georgia and Alabama b. Railroad savannah, viii
prompt Httenuon- T. n. BELT IT., Agent, -
lest Baltimore
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"A
GATHER be thoroughly tanned without the Of bark n
any form whatever and Of more than two hundred
per cent In the price OF marA and In oneEeh the time re-
II Will be BY experiment shown any who feel inter.
ested In the subject
Light Hides In nom 10 10 IS days
Kip or Calf Skins In from 70 days
Buck, sheep, Hog Goat Skins, In one day.
By this process better article Of Leather made being heay
er tougher lmpervOus water and preter article In
fact old mode Of tanning utterly Incapable OF making
good article Of Leather and will submit TO the decision OF
a1y competent judges.
One Of The principle articles used for tanning by this process
common plant growing spontaneously the country and
Be obtained simply by cutting ita
Any person Wishing obtain Interest In this process which
II All confidence odeT 10 the public, address
JOHN p Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
feb8-6n Proprietor
ssee further notice In the Virginia Index.
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BURNING AND LUBRlCAIlAG COAL Oils.
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
"ConSstng OWN STATE has appointed us
Agents the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICATlNG COAL OILS
the quality Of which warranted PuRE and USApULrEAAIEp
Of Apothecas and Dealers throughout
The state supply which viii belarge and sold by 'oesa
only at the lowest Factory prices. 1000, . 1900,
ie11-n GOOCH ECHOLS
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1850. NOTICE. 1860.
@&H
TO PASSENGERS GOING K0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TTCKETSAND THROUGH CHE6RG
NORTHERN ROrTE


GREAT NORTHERN KOUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHIA NEW YORK. and all important points West via Ac
quIa Greek and Washington, over the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River miles, SPLENDID and comfortable
steamers thence TO Washington IS miles, In all miles In hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
nv Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ and 100 P. NJ.
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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DONNAN A. co.
DONNAN ~ w.,
Commission Merchants
RIrRNING ANn LTRRIciTIHa COAL OILS.

CONTINUE TO give particular attention TO the saleof Tobacco
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce consgnmen
Of which are respectfully solicited. Ja24-dgm
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H,xUCRsLoN no OLD POINT. Is

~ PORrSMuJr tn AND NORFOLk steam
e. CURTIS PECK, Capt O. GiTcrd, Cited up Il
nt travel u ENclrsion the SArC-
DAY EVENING ns Gl rsL land regularly SATURDAY
EVENI'd thereafter during che watering scoal leaving ths
EhtFt Bocxs 20 O'Clock p. NJ arrive 40 Old Point about ~
oco-k Portsmouth and Eor r. and the
syean SUNDAY leaving Norfolk A. O'Clock Ports
and Ola Point and arrive Achmoad about O'Clock
D., Monday morning.
Pas-tgs trip Od Point Norfolk and Portsmouth
return lreais .ncildcdl 90.
Esr-No freight taken on The Excursion TIP.
'ss3-u r O. UAsKTNs.
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Il :, "a. STEAMSHIP YpRKTOWN, tn
u . fuk NEN NORk-rhr fu6KTuWN, 'NSa.tse
Less Parrish, wn leave here az Sock P NJ Taesay
3lst Instant
Excursion ticket, issued 70 90 and r-u By either OF the steam
state a1d meals ucudgi for Ne price SIS
PAssags O. New York, meas State room Included 8lU
sleesage passage g.
Passage 70 Norork sane IS By The river boats
iay
Consgnee requsstedo send Tor their goods to day.
Frn; for Boston iaken al moderate and forwarded with
despatch
kets and bsrhs our oee or on board the ship
lyss-t LUDLAN WATSON.
NOR BALTIuORE.-The steamer BAL IT.
IL NiDtRE Captain Wu. W. keenc, vii receive
freight today onday) and ~ to the hour Of s o'clock rus
FTlht Boston. via Baltimore low rates with srea,
dspach.
ius steamer as splendid saieroo passenger accommodations
Passengers requested % be % board before q o Cd NJ ru
esiav. the h1ur % departure.
Passage and fare g.
passage procured either Office IN the slip op
post hs Columbian HoteOr AZ steamers wharyeI Rocket
iys8-2i DAVID 4 W. CURzlE
NOTICE TOTHE PURLIC.-TheJ JAMES In
~ TOWN viii Be withdraw frcm ne line Tor -
ree weeks Tor the purpose o. boilers Due n0c
VII be given when she resumes her trips again
rheNONKrOWN and The ROANOKE win continue on The route
between here anil New York
The YORKTOWN leaving here usual every Tuesday ar
uoon att p NJ
TIE ROANOKE every Friday afternoon at4P NJ Returning
nom New YORK every Tuesday and Saturday AZ p NJ touching
a. Norfolk going and returning.
as
Passage New York including meals and staisrOOu accouO-
datons SO,
sseerage passage, g.
Passsf, 70 Norfolk b the rive. boats
iySQ LUDLAN 4 WATSON
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Reply to DR.. Richard owen.
New HARMONY, Aug. 9Th,

NEW HARMONY, Aug. 9th, lSbO.
MEssKs. EDITORS Please permit me a
few remarks in reply to one or two portions
OF the article, published in the New Harmo-
ny Advertiser of August 4th, from the pen
of Dr. Richard Owen, headed political"
The Doctor says, when important ques-
tons of State policy are before US, and when
we see those who have usually acted in con-
cert divided on particular questions, it be-
comes important to ascertain, by disposition
ate examination, which policy is most likely
to result in permanent benefit TO the ma
tion,' &C., sc.
In all of this we freely concur. The
government under which we live, is sub
ject worthy of study. It is the great chain
by which society, under all its aspects and
in all its conditions, is bound together
The slave of the despot no less than the free
citizen, is interested in preserving it in its
purity. ....
Hence, that Government which yields to
all, AS far as practicable, their natural and
inalienable rights and which is at once the
result and bond of society, is the most use
full as well as the most dignifed subject Of
contemplation and study.
The free citizen of free government has
an important part to act There is an es-
sential dignity in the function which he is
called on to discharge. There is an impoS-
ing grandeur in the position which con-
meets his conduct with the interests of thou
sands. 1t is not his own fate alone, with
which he IS charged; the destiny of others
is Involved in his hence, the reason why he
should be familiar with the political sub
jeets of the day, and especially the great
issue between the Republican party on the
one side, aud the Democratic parties on the
other Freedom or SldUery IN the Terri
torles.' On the intelligence and integrity
of those interested, depends the veal or
woe of thousands.
The Doctor says he " thinks it would be
useful to both parties to show CONTRARY to
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Aug. 7th.-A dis
patch to the Herald says nothing of impor-
lance was done yesterday in the Breckin-
ridge Convention, save the adoption of
resolution offered by the Hon. VIM. Smith
appointing a committee to communicate
with the Stanton Convention on the sub
jet of compromise, aud to propose terms
foy Itch comuromise sh,uid that Convention
show Il willing rss to ent'i .u'n uegotia-
tions for that purpose.
A Staunton dispatch says tue Douglas
Convention will not offer any compromise,
but will take into consideration any that
are made from Charlottesville. Fusion is
impossible except on their own terms.
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FfO Es - q "a - TK0.s~ FKCEf.-
Il Orter tar Brick Side Walk. July -, 1866.
And it IA hereby ordered and directed bv the
Common Council OF the City of Evansville that
the own or owner of Lot. No lGf, in the Dona-
ton ENLARGEMENT OF said CRY, cause The sidewalk
that they cluse "a sidewalk Of Glass No. I 20 b..
laid down thereon within thirty days from tha
publication OF This order.
p BURKE Clerk
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FOR ooNGREss-FIRsT DISTRICT,
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY 8. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
.e OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
e E-E FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES ]. FLETCHER, OF Putnam.
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Clerk,s once. La!x II. $50. . = y = :, IeI
Eaa0TsSrE5 re- cSg-7s.57 y . Z, =, 4, n

M0OTSCE TO C0.VsTR.9 s57' . y \
g The Common Council of the City of Evans.
vile viii receive sealed proposals until August 2lst
lSfltUr gradingrguti ering and matchmaking Third
street. from Locust 10 Sycamore street: the con
tractor 10 furnish all the materials, and do this
work agreeahly TO plan and specifications file IL
this office. p BURKE CIerk
Clerks Office, july 30 1861
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

b@"THE PEOPLE OF THESE UNITED
STATES ARE THE RIGHTFUL MASTERS OF BOTH
CONGRESSES AND CoURTs, NOT TO OVERTHROW
THE CONSTITUTION, But TO OVERTHROW THE
MEN WHO PERvERf THE CONSTITUTIONS. -
abraham Lincoln.
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u Order for Plank Side walk. AuruSt N IS,o
And now it is hereby ordered and directed by tbs
Common Council of the City of Evansville that tbs
owners OF all lots and parts Of lots frontfu. on or
adjoining the south west side Of Third street from
Division to Elm street, in said city, cause the side.
walks thereon TO lie brought to tie proaer grade
and that they 81 . walk eff class No 70 DO
laid down thereon, with oak curling two and a
half inches nv Twelve inches in Dimensions wfthi6
thirty days from the publication Of this or er.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

EreS1u6nClaI ELECTORAL IICK6L.
Electors far the State at Large.
WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur.
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of jefferson.
District Electors.
LIST DiStrict-Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox.
I'd Dstrict--John W. Ray, of Clarke.
Sd District-Morton c. Hunter, of Monroe.
4th District-John II. Farquahar, of Franklin.
9Th District-Nelson Trusler, of qayette.
9Th District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock.
Tth District-John Hanna, of Putnam.
sth Distriet-Sainuel A. Huff, Of TiPpecanOe.
9th District-James n. Tyner, of Miami.
10th District-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen.
18th District-David o. Daily, of Huntington.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ADDRESS TO FRIENDS.
TTHE sDEKSFG.NsED W's1 q

Il respectfully inform his friends and fellow
citizens, that he has this day commenced business
for himself at the well known stand of John N.
App. have just received very nice and well
selected stock of Ladies', Misses, Boys, and Chill
dren's Shoes of every style and of the best quality.
Hoping that by strict attention to business and the
uufacture aud sale of No. l article of Shoes
aud Boots, will merit the patronage ofmy new
well as old friends.
Ladies' and Gents Boots, Caters and Shoes of
all kinds made TO srder in the neatest style and at
the shortest notice. Give your old friend Nc.
trial. a. c.. McDEVITT,
No. 81 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
juuel3-tf
KHURR.RH EOR K'OU.N'sI .R.HHR-
-AA ica-Flags! Flags {! Flags !-Ye youngsters
and lovers Of Independence, if you wish TO secure
the election of your favorite candidate, buy your
Flags at the Cheap Dry Goods Store of
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
july2 No. 40 Main street.
SHOES! SROES!y SHOES! !!-H.R
~ have lust received large addition to our stock
of Ladies', Misses, and Children's Shoes of every
kind, which will be sold at prices TO suit every
body. Call and judge for yourselves, at the Cheap
Dry Goods Store Of
SCHAPKER B BUSSING,
iuly2 No. 40 Main street.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN
MAINE.
BE-" Love MY COUNTRY MORE THAN l
LOVE MY PARrY."-HdnnibaL HdT,IiD.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
&c RE 0R.s FT0.1. 80 rEcE-

fYO q p o 3 = II o ~ NO TIE
u Order for PLANK Sidewalk Council Chamber
August Il. 1860. And now IT is hereby or5crpdand
directed, by the Common Council VI the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots or part.
OF Lots fronting on OF adjoining the southeast
side Of Elm street, fIom second to Third streets
IN SAID City, cause the sidewalks thereon to
be brought TO the srot,sr .-raaa md +ba+ ~ -.
cause a sidewalk Of Glass No. 2 to be laid down
thereon, with oak curling two and a half inches
by tw, I've inches in dimensions, within thirty days
from the publication of this order
=. BURKE, Clerk.
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DTGEO.V' sPREyN-Gs TEN PE.V-

EDAGEOSE SPRASNGS TEN PIN
~ Alley.-The proprietor of the Pigeon Springs
beg leave inform the public that he has recently
erected aud completed a fine Ten-Pin Alley. The
Springs situated but mile from Main street,
City of Evansville, good distance for either
walk a drive. The waters of the Springs possess
unsurpassed medical properties, and iRvAlids and
others would do well to resort to them. There
also baths the premises, and the grounds
beautifully shaded with trees, and surrounded with
a salubriOus atmosphere.
VIM. BATES, Proprietor.
n. BAN omnibus runs regularly three times
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tenn upon Alexander Hamilton. To deny
this broad construction, this Democratic
party, then called the Republican party, was
formed, and the Virginia resolutions of 1898
were adopted as the foundation stone upon
rrI,;nL, crrnId he ht1ilf
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~ R o w 4 " .
Geaerzg crii0crlllg
Der aIipciirten 6euerrlant8z Seriiderun88aes
IeuldQft pm Baltimore.

SCI, A GputBfraBe ~scgeuabsr Sem Suu- @cbSube. .
Sn 8etraft Der e%rfCl9retde1 Gbdtgteit bs 0ampf- Stuer. &epar.
temsnts itcQcn mir pon beute an gu ~Dtll8Qem Qraie ucue 4plSsa
ans uno erlutert aub bic alien SIT ben b~iui9itcn 8aten. Gue
Otcisnt9en, weLte Sauier, MHtd. Ober ipnii9e g8etb9e3eniGnbe
fr en peer {teten Sabre 81 perF9erH minihen, >per6cn hermit
ehilgelacer, ttp bic Nlte ultIerer 5erat8eeeten Grinnicn- FretIe aRs
tuieben. ts I s-
Nae gerluIe neroen ME bt89er rrsnpt uno Ieberal a~us6eSatIt.
-l- -t. tE'.." Sobu g. Wppre, Qr6fcent.
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Npbert Otbfrn,
0altSs unD G56ifsplumber,

9atss unb S9tfsplumber,
$40. Z "Gutapbous", 9dttimcrtfr. pbcrbolb gutapHr.,
ten.
quit line 8ratttYuntat, Warf1e uS faIte Sdaulb6cer= gin-
~rtbtun8et, g8ai9- 8ebaler, &onasS II. |. no., ebeulo potentirts
SperantS, meI9e nidpt %einfriere1 anN nl9t perpiftIt@ fnc,
perSsn enSefertt9t nnb eArantirt. ''FF'
' aufrdss psbsn gut SnS 81 biutsem qrsFs BsTprst, (SYt22,fD
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Ieners0crGbcrnr,oen
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.

ZEM EH 80 EA
J~ohnston's Insurance Rooms.
$50. 10 Seconotr.
Teuers, Warine= unb Reconsideration
.afg a, r.ing85GOmpagnieu. 49,
GtGerlfe nltO feltcite UoutDaQnie.
VerItGerttn Comp. Der SaIIeb b. 8iroiuien
NIT $500, 600 capital. 1851 ''f'
99n9bur9zV eritderutg8 Gomp. D. 8irainier.
IN. ,GIIy f nit 5000. goo GopitaI. a..4t"|UTP
Mben1arle@y erItderung8z@rmp %. ,Yiroi,ien
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