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OFFICE OF INsPEC FOR AMI sEIIFR
" OF GAS METERS

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That, agree
dbly TO the provisions of the dInsnce of the Cor
Poratlon approved May ~ 1850, the undersie ed is
aos prepared. Eheneyer rsq9ired in writing, and
examin. test prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
TegIstatlon OF any gas meter in use in this CITY"
and another, sealed and married as true, Will be
set In ITS place; IL proved 70 be accurate in lie
and AGAIN put In position for use.
once No $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Eel
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ ls6 Inspector and Sealer of Ga Wsfars
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(NoLD AND SILVER SPECTACT.Fa-U
" ing had much experiences in the 49,
Ii ain and sale Of Spcctaclse
very superior quaity Of glasses, with those that
are best to benefit their sight Having haT
lesi warrspted In saying that select asses At
~ tlmes that VIII suit the waarsr, and at the same
wish to use them can afford TO Purchase.
an. n. u. HOOD,
au ~ No 33S Penn. avenus
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WASHINGTON
" CITY g A r DEN.
EkNST LOEFFLER. Proprietor.
Nec York oreHHe, bettceen Isf and ID sfs

i would state that every arraug eme mt has n
o ae. made to make this s. Retreat more 80
dens are open TO the public free of charge conoer
s.nns o. yS select band Those desiring t snjoy
order TO render pleasure to all. On other days the
proprietor VIII eheerfnlly grant tho use Of the
out charge. Wv "'''' VIZ"
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
NUMBER OF little games, never before seen in this
"oid folks" ''o '""'0 N"'e W omuso tho
b.-Attaohed u my .BottlIng Establishment,
BEER, upon short notice "a ~ az
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REPUBLICAN DIALOGUE.-First Republican
How do you like the nomination OF Mr.. An
drew, Second Republican, don't like Ii at
all; he's an abolitionst. You might well
have nominated MIR. Phillips. First Republi-
can-we can't have but one candidate at a
time; MIR. Phillips's turn will come next.-Bos-
toI Courier
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mi, D. 3 !. BoyEE DODg

DR.. ]. BOVEE DODP
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Bladder and URINARY
Organs, aud especially for Female Ohstructions
motion. = ' W s''e OWE
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
Propretors, rs William ST., New York.
je1-lyI Aren't Wssh,n.ton n r.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLLrGE TEXT ROOKs.

TIE ro Sio.sESs Eg 1SS 3D. so S, =,
Just been to which the attention Of
yirEI: AsPsid with srpls. .ier, note. 3, Hen.
vsssnty q MieSissS; vol.; srice sis. $40 oA
TT stSs Apol9Ey and Cuto with notes by w, =.
leee; price IS cents " ''''A I'LL n 0O'-
bESst BOZ, r. :. gsrt. Of rsnoA s,n... ..ns.s
Winkelmsnn; vol proc !. '-O'' W 70 10
$ A Nev Method Of Learning Spanish. amer the
For sale By
BLANCHARD MoHUN.
AZ 81 Eleventh 1T and Pa av.
observation-disclosures cALEs
most sim1 durable, and reliable scales ever pat ~
In. Uns sis PsT and vs 1eS5
society, yirtinia STATE Agnsuitural Falr; Fraakln
Fs &s s Nsy , rS,s
exhibited they aave received frst clsss prsmIsns
70, 90 st % ousisns avenue, Depot 81 sillerS
d ls-iy &c. PATrIsoN.Asss.
WASHssss52ss, y. s l.s asss. s $685.
No = r z the time e &C., sPRINs &c svMMxn
= nss: IT, sN &Tasis ss s.
SajkT Boa sSSS6S u !: SoLEXEs' .ss wtkfss
FIRE FIRFSr oroMAcw1rKk
an still cnesred in the PLUMBING andi6Ass
FITTING BUSINESS at my old stas1 m PHI
monte Hal. The advantage Of having plentiful
supply ofvater was readily observed et tke Ere OF
yesterday. as srn we'll ssti fed should hsve be~n
burned ont but for the bountiful supply upCr NV
premises and th.t Of my neIshbors
All order. 60! the ntlod1ction OF Water and Gar
viii be promptly attended TO. Terms as reAsona--
Oi Tvs $ any P'0m0ef IN the 0'V' c. SNYDER.
NJ GAS FIXTURES.
Of entirely S1 S ss fssss asd bctns
and Finish, superior in style 20 anything heretofore
offered in this market. We invite citizens general
" 10 call and examine stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock IN w ashingtOu.
All Work IN the above line Intrustcd 20 our care
viii be promptly attend.f 70.
-. MYERS 4 MeGH.N.
mar Sd 31s ID street
10 O0O GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND
IG,OUU CRAB APPLE CIpER.-we inv1ts
the attention Of the pubic 70 our large and veil
lected stock of Champagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
when we snarsntee % he pure iuIce, and vii he
eold On reasonable terms In order 20 make room
for our spring stock. Give o call At the
Union Bottiing Depot.
6s No. 81 Green ST.. 6eorretnvn.
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TRUNKS. BOOTS1ND SHoES,

TRUNKS, BOOTSAND SHOES.
l. space. Penn. avenue. between sth and 80
eth streets, where / win be happy g wait u 4
on s ~ who ,So Sl u HS6 ne .sh ss
Ladies. Cent? Boys Misses snS Gs[dSsPs yea
Doors AND s F,NFs TO SUIT TAE
Wears now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
:nS snd msas 1oIk %
scrIptior, made expressly TO order, and will ~
Charged in this esy for si much inferior
Persons in wan. # Boot. and Shoe. Of eastern or
in store and at the lowest PIises 49, GIVE GALL
FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
%. and sizes Of scs IesshsII, II E saSs,
D5s:; ,o AND PScS S.n &, Tgns. Our
s ~. side 81 sa b
oAsE5655 FASs ss,sIsd 4 81 in ..ss.a..
WALL STEPHENS ,ant Ss,s = Con-
mar 4-u aga Pa. avenue.
SOUTHERN TRuNk MANUFACToRY.
o,,o.si. Odd Rie:e aa H saa Rs,as.s.o.. d.
nv TrRssSi s ,spaN sHsr lnse5ss. ?,
chasing elseyere. As 4 use none but the $(
best material the market affords and employ 040
the best worknen, can confidently recommend nv
york TO pc superior In Sf,easrk and Durability To
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make to order ION,
qns HssEs n 9ES sysry dssenPss9 Of SOLE
snd W0QR BOX TR gNKSi ashland asd
s NJ HAEIGGhSi TRAKEbiNG BAGS; HAIR
Trunks, TO-, Repaired and Covered, in Q work
manlIke manner, at short notice.
town, or Alexandra.
:, Also1,Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
dc ls-lv JAMES 8. TOPHAM,
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On the Choice of q Husband
The CONVENIENCE AND ADvANrAsgor Pow

The CONVENIENCE AND ADvASTAGEor POWER
TY.-A humorous correspondent Of one of the
morning dailiss, now at Saratoga, says:-I for NV
own part, am never afraid Of having nv pocket
picked. In fact, ! rather wish that some one
would pick II on halves, II Is so hard for me to
ind any money there, that fully appreciate the
difficulties another man would encounter aud
should have no objection to paying him well for
his trouble And then, as regards a watch, / feel
glad II bring II back. For he would be taking
that which enriched me not but made him poor
indsed. Keeping the wrstched little thing in
repair would break the proprietor of a faro bank
or horse railroad. Its lively piece Of mechan
Ism for It's size, however, and generally contrves
TO beat the big clock down in the office an hour
or two In the twenty-four Next to keeping a
wife, | can't conceive Of any thing more exPen-
sive and troublesome to keep than a watch.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
On AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18TH
lS60, trains will run as follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and Tan q. N.
Leave Washington at $40 and $50 D, m,
On Sunday at s % p. IN.
Leave Baltimore at 4.25 and 20 a. m,
Leave baltimore at Sis and 40 D. m.
On SUNDAY at q a. m.
and 7.4o q. m and 20 D. m.
For the West at 149 q. m. and $50 .. m.
E Ol nnePqis a. d.4o m. and so pm.
FOr norfolk at Z 40 q. m.
pOn SATURDAY. evening the $50 .. m. train goes to
je l3-d TIL PARSONS. Arent
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
~ 4S9 5TH SrnIIf,
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

DAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HuRSE
~ CoACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO.
Carrying the U. s. Mail
- Inc underslgned are now running Daily, texcept
sWssn r19r horse Goaches be- Ill.,
boro', as follows: E8&
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
street and Pa. at o'clock a. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at IL O'Clock H., and arrive in
WashIngton at 8 CLOCK, In time to connect with
the $40 p. m. ain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and commodious, the teams
hrst; class In the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers.
Fare to Upper Marlboro. so cents.
10 Long Old Fields. -.....-.......25 IS
Freight and packages in proportion.
au l5-u OSBORN 4 CO , Projectors.
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ONE HUNDRED RUN SPEECH PAPER
" just received; vill BE- sold low for cash.
Am b5Aoo9 corner ElsssnsA o. md Pc ".
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f,.r n. m ~. -, -. N. scSIseas, ss;ss., gs.ssAi
and the greater part Of yhess life has been spsnt ne
Ptsls Of Lendsn, Pars, Philadelphia and
knsvn; msny tresssd With ringing In ths head and cal
When aslssp great nervsssnsss being alarmed ssdds
emss With dsnnEs Of mind vsfs cursd INN
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IMP e q TIN e,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.

TRY IT, PROVE II, KNOW IT.
And make known its wonderful powers and wiz
tues, that those who suffer, or who are threatened
with suffering. may b led to use . simple, in
Nature for VI
MANS BLESSING,
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OTIS OF. FIANOs FOR RENT AT Low
T. retes, Pianos for sale on the mostA-
rsasonabls terms, Great tergains in oIa
iodeoas, Accordeons, &c. "a !
.,,s all. .,. r.. JOHN E. ELLIS,
AZ 70 eo.e aren't Ior Ch!okerinE sons Pianos
80 XII WILL BUY a FINE pRAB BEAVER
Fashionable Hat sad Csp STORE. Pa ave-.
yFaa neof ~ street.
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Fighting for the Local Omces.

Each days observation convinces US that
he sole object of the Douglas leaders in
INNING their j." forloru hope candidate,
3 TO secure the local offices. This is all the
lbject they can have in view. Here in In
lana, where Douglas was supposed to be
opular, and Breckenridge nowhere" the
artizans of the former have been the most
ctive. Gov Willard wanted to go to the
:. s. Senate, and turned Douglaste. Dan.
oorhees wanted to go TO Congress, and did
lie same. Charles DENLY wanted to go to
lie Legislature and followed suit Judge
aw wanted to go to Congress and initial
I the balance of them. And so we might
o on and show that the sole object of the
urn-coats and political spectators was Of
ice
The " original Douglas men like Gavitt,
Whittlesey, Edson, Hicks, and Laird knew
when they urged his nomination against all
regularity, that he had no earthly chance of
being elected but Gavitt wanted to be
sheriff, and Wbittlesey representative, and
Edson joint representative and Hicks clerk
of Spencer county, and Laird representative
from the same county, So Douglas re-
ceived the nomination at the hands of just
such adventures, not that it was thought
he could be elected, but that it was hoped
these political gamblers might win nice,
fat, coy Offices, where they could fatten at
the peoples expense for terms of years, and
make it their chief business 10 perpetuate
their lease of office
The result of the whole game will be,
that they will discover that Douglas is not
so strong as they thought him The politi-
cal Micawbers will look in vain for some
thing to turn up" Nothing will turn up
but their faces to the sky lfguratively
speaking about the 9th day of October.
After that time there will be great
many dead politicians. The origina
Douglasites will " go up or descend eact
to his appropriate sphere. The pretended
Douglas men-WilIard, Voorhees,, Law
Frary, DENLY, Mcdonald, Durham, ct al
will desert the Douglas humbug, and joir
the genuine Democratic party-that o
Breckenridge and Lane.
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EUREKA, Aug. 18th, 1850

EUREKA, Aug. 18th, 1860.
EDIToRs JOURNAL Political trickery
and contentious form the chief elements of
interest in old Spencer. The dough-faced
Democracy and the Hards have been earn
estly engaged, denouncing each other rs ag-
itators, secessionists, disunioniSts, sc. How
ever, their fury has been abated for a few
days, while the Douglasltes have been inter-
esting themselves very much in regard to
Bell and Everett especially D. T. Laird and
DR.. Hougland, VINO certainly ought to un-
derstand all about such tricks, as they have
been on every side of politics in the last
three years. They succeeded so far as to
arouse the enthusiasm Of some of the old
silver graYWhigs, who called a meeting, or
convention as they please to term it, at
Roekport on the 18th. They congregated
at the Court House, and when they began
to array themselves they found there were
but five Bell men, the rest all being Demo-
Gratis who had come up TO make show for
Bell. The Bell men considered themselves
sold, disbanded. The aforesaid DR.. Hougland,
fearing that such hZzle would make things
worse, started Immediately for Enterprise,
q small village about 0 miles below Rock
port, to make speech.
Quite a number of villagers aud farmers
assembled to listen, as they supposed, to n
Bell speech but judge Of their surprise and
Indignation, when he DIR. Hougland) in
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formed them that he was in for the Little
Giant, which caused considerable cOneterna-
ton amongst the friends of Bell. Although
they were few in number, they succeeded in
getting quite sentimen against the Doc
tor, who is one of those who are unable TO
think much for themselves, and conse-
quently are likely to get into such dilemmas
and seldom know how to extricate them
selves. The Doctor toas an trouble but af-
ter lettering about urtil quite late, he
mounted the stump, and delivered himself
of a speech. .,.-..r
After reading letter from Mr.. Fillmore,
he spoke at great length of the dangerous
doctrines of the Republicans; said they were
bringing about.a an equality between the ne
groes and the whites. He introduced the
following as evidence: He said that last
winter. as be was coming from the lectures
through the State of Ohio, the first thing
he knew the cars were all black with mig
gers. They came in and seated themselves
by his side, and when he stopped for refresh
ments, the first thing he knew the table
was dotted all over with them. When be
got to Cincinnati they swarmed round him
on the streets, crowded women off the walks,
&c. Proof positive against the Republicans,
wasn't it ?
AS soon as the Doctor closed, there was a
general call for Mr.. VIM Stateler, who COM
menced in very earnest manner, first to
show that some men had good cause to fear
negro equality, but as for his part b. had no
fear of coming to that level. He was Re-
publican, and did not expect to equalize
himself or to be equalized with negroes. He
then proceeded briefly to show that although
the Republican party was new party, it
presented no new principles or motives
that it demanded that the policy traced out
by the Fathers of the American Union, for
the government of the Union, should now
be recognized and pursued by the rulers of
the Union; that it taught no new doctrine re-
speeding slavery, liberty, as any other ques-
ton whatever; that the fundamental prin-
ciples were the same that were laid down
by Thomas Jefferson in 1884, afterward
adopted by Congress in 1887, again re-en-
acted by the first Federal Congress in 1889
and signed and approved by Washington
He proved that the doctrine called Popular
Sovereignty was entirely new, especially
with the Glossary the bred Scott decision,
and that if our Fathers had accepted it as
national law, all the States west of the Ohio
would be slaveholding, and cursed as Yir-
ginia and other slave States are, with the
difficulty of getting rid Of an institution
that has fastened itself on them.
Mr.. Stateler interspersed his speech with
many anecdotes, and was frequently ap.
plauded.
When the meeting broke up, Bells name
was not heard, and we have good reasons tc
believe that it was decidedly Locofoco de-
feat and triumph in favor of Honest OLD
| Abe CYRUS SCATEs.
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TIE ARKANSAS ELEcTIoN.-C Hindman
of Arkansas is reelected. notwithstanding
his own concession, in dispatch to Wash
ington, that he had been beaten by Cypert
Later returns. have settled the question:
Mr.. CAN'T, also Breckenridge Democrat, is
elected in the other district of Arkansas.
The majority for Henry W. Rector for
Governor, over Johnson, (brother of the
Senator is 5000. Both the candidates are
Breckenridge men, but Johnson had the
regular nomination. There is no doubt
that the Electoral vote of Arkansas will be
given to Breckenridge and Lane
Gin (Taz
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ITEMS from the Washington correspond
ence of the Cincinnati Gazette ...
The progress which Republican princi-
Piles are making at the South is remark a
BILE. have already adeerted To the strength
it is acquiring in Baltimore.
The Star of this city, an Administration
organ, thus alludes to its advance in the
Federal metropolis. The STAR reporter
says: " M fet
"The meeting OF the Republican Asso-
citation last evening at their wigwam, on
on the corner of Indiana avenue and Sec
ond street, was decidedly the largest and
most enthusiastic meeting of the kind that
has yet been held in that capacious hall
The meeting was addressed by Mr. Dodge,
editor of prominent Republican paper in
Minnesota, who spoke for upwards of three
quarters of an hour in an able and highly
| interesting manner. .ra8A
"The Republican Glea. Club was present
in full force, and added to the interest and
enthusiasm of the meeting by the excellent
rendition of some of the most spirited of
their Republican choruses.n i-l ..aa
Arrangements are commenced and per-
feeted Tor the organization of IL Wide
Awake Club, which promises to be very
large in numbers Numerous accessions
were made to the list of members of the
association. In Virginia also the party con
tinues to gain ground.
The Baltimore Patriot, the Bell organ OF
Maryland, continues to expose day after day
the Infamous nature of the attempted fusion
in New York, the exposures having a very
disastrous effect upon the Bell interest in
Maryland especially as the country papers
supporting Bell are generally taking the
| same view. Xxx l-.-- r.....f
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CHANGED Sales.--future of the Douglas
electors in Alabama, Messrs. Balling Hall,
A. B. Glitherall and Clemens, have renounc-
ed the Squatter Sovereignty cause and de-
clared for Breckenridge and Lane. The
Fayetteville Ccroliaian says that D. \ Nc
Kay, one of the sub-eeCtors on the Bell
ticket in that district, declares his intention
to support Breckenridge.
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catv elerk oioe aqn,t a7'' : p r. O'''N


~ a. "A r ~ d Il a ~ -, @s.--
u Order for Brick Side Walk. Council Chamber.
August 25, 1860. Aud il is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City os
Evansville, that the owners OF all Lots parts
of Lots fronting on adjoining Locust street
on both sides thereof between seventh aud Eighth
street, ia said City, cause the sidewalks
thereon To he brought 10 the proper grade, and
that they cause a side-w walk of Glass No. to BE-
laid down thereon, within thirty DAYS from the pub
ica lion of thi order
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

ZOE 0R.g Tx0.S. n q FECR-
q Order for Brick Sid walk August %, 1890.
And now il is hereby ordered and direated by the
Common Council of the City OF Evansville, that the
owners of all lots aud parts Of lois fronting or
adjoining Eocrsr street on both sides thereof, I've.
tween Sixth and Seventh street, in said city
the side walks thereon to lie bIpnlt 70 the proper
grade, and that they cause aside walk Of class No
l to be laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of IBIS orsler.
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9 TIE tnI1Iun Couucil of the City Of EVans-
vile Will etve sealed proposals until tho 18TH DAY
of September, 1862 for grading, guttering and mac
adamiune Main street fronta point near the Canal
10 the upper line Of Eight street the contractor O.
furnish All the materials. tad do the work agree
ably 10 plan and Specification Elo 10 TINS Office
% BURKE. Clerk.
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y 0rder tor stone Climbing. August q, 1861
AMI now II is hereby ordered and directed by the
common Council Of the city of Evansville that
the owners vi all lots parts OF lots fiontiQg
adjoining Main street in said city, both sides
thereof, from the Canal Eighth street, cause
good stone curbug of the dimens ions and quality
specified in the Ordinances Of the city II he placed
in front OF said lots extending twelve feet arouud
the corner ACROSS the ends OF The pavenleuts at
the intersection of streets ana alleys. Said curbnE
to be done within thirty days from the publication
Ut this order. p HUlsK Il, lerk
Clerks Ofiicp. August .sTh $50
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TerEe Haute
F EN- ALE COLLIE 6 E,

TSEEo Haute 1
F IN ALE COLLEGE,
TERRE ia UTE, IND.
ES41E E.gEZ SESSION or rBKS
a Institution will commence on Wednesday,
the 5th of September next. Terre IIaute, the site
Of this College, is of The most beautiful cities
of the West, and is both accessible and healthy
The College is located in the South part of the city,
and is free from the noise and hustle of the town.
The grounds are extensive 81 acres,) and taste
fully ornamented The bindings new and are
admitted 10y all visitors to be the
Finest and best Arranged
Of any in this country, East or West. They are
warmed ly steam and lighted by gas. The apart
ments for each two young ladies consist Of parlor
II by Is feet elegantly furnished and good sized
bedroom opening out of it, and the accommola
tiuns need only be seen to be chosen at once, by
such seek king "a good boarding school. The
Faculty III TO 10 Professors and teachers) an
able and experienced Board. The apparatus for
the illustration Of the Natural Sciences Is album
dant aud consists, IN part OF dne refract1nS Tel
Escape, equatorially mounted in observatory
just erected Microscope, Magic Lantern, Electri-
cal Telegraph. DC, &c Weekly scientific lectures
delivered before the students. The Music de-
partmeut is prominent feature of the College,
there beiug separate building kuuvlI the Music
Academy building, under tue charge Ot faith III
and experienced teachers. Tue expenses per an
num- for board in the family Of The President with
all the teaching tuition any Of the stulies Of tie
regular course, rooms furnished, fuel light and
washing-S225.
For particulars or a catalogue, address Kew. suhn
Covert Terre Haute, Ind.
ANY person wishing a lithograph Of the
College do SO toy calling at the Library Rooms.
JOHN COVERT, President.
August 18th, ISf2--lmiIw
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&yURB RE.nEDIA > 20 q chi

RHVRR.ER FOE YsO U.SsGl '.4.N a.
~ ica-Flags FlagsIi Flags l--Ye youngsters
and lovers of Independence, if you wish to
the election of your favorite candidate, buy your
Flags at the Cheap Dry Goods Store Of
SeHAPK Err & BUSSING,
ul-0 M A4 Main straat