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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
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A. ACT 70 pfoyids for the repair and preservation
Of certain public y eiks Of the Uni,ed States.
BE u enacted b me Senate aud House Of Represea
taiises eff4s United flutes Of daefjeif IL congress
e aaseal5isd That there te aud Hereby IT, appr0pr
ated, oct 81 any money 10 the Tfeasury not other
wise app opFiated. the sum Of two hundred ano
MY thousand dollars 70 be- expended under fhe
direction OF tbs secretary II War, 10 protecting
tbs commerce of the s-ss by causing the publil
works conueehd With the harbors Ls4es
ClamplalB, Ontario, Erie. ST. Clair Huron, 5lieh
lsan, egdy SupsriOr, 20 be- rfpairsd and made
fsr a. X sasae in NJ ini@n,sn, 49, IT,
sary.
Sec 2. Asd 10 q further enacted. That there b.,
aud hereby J., appropriated, out Of any msnsy 10
the Treasury not otherHise appropr ted, the fur
Their sum ofene Hundred dollars, TO be expended
under tbs direction Of ihs recrs AIRY Of Mar, "a
repairing and rendering .eiul Tor purposes o.
Commerce and navi CATION such Of the public work.
connected with the hArbOrs on tie seaboaTd Of tn
United States as may. Ia his Judgment, need sue,
sxpsudfurss
Approved, June %, 1904
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
lPuRLIe-No. LII



VIOLENT Society.
he z saaesd % ne Senate mad Heuse Of Repre-
sekdfises 81 TIE United Safss 81 dasfca ~ OoHgres
asssHibied, That Basil Mullen, John Warren, vii
liam II. Wheeler, Charles Dys n Jamss 81 Ter
rehi David Adkins, William Queen, Johu H. But.
lsr, William FORD, and Their associates and sue.
cesaofH be- aud they are hereby constituted a a
declared 90 be body polite and oorporate by The
nar and ttie Of ths COored Catholic Male Iiene.
VIOLENT Society located in the city Of Warrington
aud by its corporate name shall have psrpe usf
succession, with power TO aud be sued. TO ina
Pied limpleadl and be impl AIDED Ia any court Of
the United States, or Of the District Of Columbia
OF eompetentJurisietion to receive subscription.
Ritts, aud be ehtas and TO make such rules and
bylaws ~ shall be nee ssfry and expod ent for
the government OF the society. aud 10 alter the
same from time TO time la saea mode as shall b.
pre- erlbed therein Propidsd, aisays, that Hu
rules and byl.wa shall DO In no wise ineona silent
with the Consiitutipn or lsws oftho United gtates,
or with the objects q he society The obaeta of Il
society hsrg declared 20 DO to provide for the
care and comfort Of such members as shall be
sick, dis bled, or dependent. and OF III,
families Of such members, ia cases where
the Ulcers Of sueh society shall deem IL On ped ent
and also 20 provide for the decent iniermsnt 81
such persons as may die In membership Of sueh
society, OF belonging to the families Of such mem
bers.
See. 4 And b. Il Jtrit,F enacted That said aociet,
shall have power TO hold real estate, or personal
aud mixed estate, by purchase, GIT, or devise ~,
the purposes Of such secisty, aud no other and 10
lease sell, or convey, such real estate, or mixed
eatnte, or personal property a. may be devised OF
donated 20 such society aud the frasiae or saIe nj
which will promote the interests Of said society
Sec. 3. ARd BE- Il further enacted, That CopFress
shall have the right at any dino 20 modify, amend
or repeal this act
Approved, June 70, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

yards Of thread Oh eaeh sYoel, or frsctiorEl
paFs thereof II excess Of one hundred yards, six
csnfs per dozen, and thirty PSF esntrm Ad vslO-
rem.
On cotton shirts aud drawers, woven or made
on frames, sud on all cotton hosiery. thirty-fve
per cent1m al vaIorem.
On cotton velvet. thirty Eve per eentum I'D valO-
ren-
On cotton braids, inssrtings, lace, trimming.
or bobbfast, and all other manufactures of cotton,
not otherwise provided for, thirty-ive per esntum
sd vslOrem.
Sec. 7. And Be- & further enacted, That on and
after the day and year aforesaid IN lieu Of the du
ties heretofore imposed by Law on the articles
hereinafter mentioned, there shah be lsyied, col
leeted aud paid, on the goods, wares, and ner-
ehandiss enumerated and provided for in this sec
tiOz, imported from fOrsign countries, the bioW-
ing duties and rates Of dHty, that is to say;
first. On brown sad bieached linens ducks,
Canvas, paddings, cotton bottoms. baEIzps, dia-
Pers. crash huckabaeks, hanakerchlefs, lawns, or
other manufactures Of fax. juts, or hemp, or Of
~hieh hax, Iute, hemp shall be tbs component
material OF chief value. not otherwise provided
for. valued az thirty cents less per squars yard
1 thiEty-iEe FER csBtum ad Valcrenn; valued at
above thirty cents per square yard forty per cent
uHl ad vAlorem- On fax linen yarns for car
/ pets, not exceeding number eight Lea and valued
az twenty coats CT less per pound thirty per
esntum sd yalorsEa- On daE or 1iren yarns valued
al above twenty four csnts lsss per bound htrty
I I'VE per csntum sd SzIorsm. on fax or linen
thread tSine and pack thread and ali other manu-
lectures Of FAX, Of which fax shall be the com
FVneHt &teftat % CIteIF Alue, EOt ofherWteE pro-
Fided Tor, forty per eentam I'D yaloreu
Second. On t.Tred cables or eordage, three cents
| per pound On uBtArgsd Manila cordaxe, two
| and half cents per pound. On all otbsr TN
tarrsd eordsgs, three and half csnts per pound.
1 % hemp yarns i've cents per pond. On coir
/ ysFn, one ans q half cent per pound. On ssines,
six and half cents per pound
Third. On gunny cloth, gnnuy bags. and cotton
oaggIhg, or other manufacture not Otherwise pro-
yided for, suitable for the use 70 which eotfOa
bagging u applied composed 10 whole or in part
4 OF hemp, juts, fax or other material, valued at
ten cents Or less per square yard thres cents per
pound over ten cents per square yard, fur cents
per pound On saii duck or canvas for SAILS thirty
/ per eentnm ad valoEsm. On Russia and other
sheetings Of FAX or hemp, brown and white,
| thirty I've per eentum ad valoreu on all other
manufactures Of hemp, or Of which the hemp
shall be the eonpon NJ material Of ehief value,
not otherwise provided for, thirty per eentum adj
Valoren. On grass cloth, thirty per csatum ad
4 Valorem- On guts yarns. tsenty-fvs per esntum
ad Fal0sem. "a all other m annfActures Of lutte or
sisal grass. not Otherwise provided for. thirty per
[ centum al yalorem.
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-PUBLIc-No. AT

As AcT 70 re cal the fugitive slave at Of eighteen
hundred and nifty and all acts and parts Of acts
FIR the rendition Of fugitive slaves.
Be Aenncted by he Senate and House Of Repre-
ssatatEves Of The United states Of America 10 CoyTss
assembled, That sections three and four Of an act
tiled san act respecting fugitivcs from justice
and ersons escaping from the service Of their
masters" passed February twelve, seFentesn hun
drsd aud niDsty-three, and an act entitled ''An
act 10 amend, aud supplementary 70, the act en-
titled Gan act respecting fuzitiFes IRON
tsstics, and persons escaping from the err
Vics Of tn ir masters passed February twelve
seventeen hundred and ninsty-t hrse,' passed sep
tember,. eighteen .bu0dred and hf'y be and the
same arc hereby repealed.
Approved June 18th, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
INSURANCE.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

I1RoM THE SUBSCRIBER, oE MONDAY
Il night, the 9th inst, two Work Horses. One
Dark Bay, aboHt ls hands high, In good order
the other SoFrsl. when lot Hunburbsd Chssnut
sorrel with little white near the tip Of hh rose
thia 10 fssh, and ls1z hands high. Both horses
ere barsfo0tsd.
- liberal reward Will Be given 70 any one re-
turning the hOrses, or giving such Information
A. viii snabIs the owEsr to get them
7. G. GALE,
Cornsr Of Third and GuE sfrssts.
julyI-dk~sL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

Figured Silks and Taffetas.
Our stock of Fancy Braids and
Ribbons, both quilted and plain,
is large and wen assorted. Also
a full line Of Scoth and domestic
Ginghams on hand at the most
reasonable rates. Prints, Bleach
ed and Brown Cottons are at sell
ing figures, and We do not pro-
pose to hold Goods too high to
sell rapidly.
Call and make your purchases
before the cheapest have been
taken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

HERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET ARrcLEs.
il PcmAdss, Cosmetiques, Tooth. Nail, FIs~h'
Hair and Cloth Brushes Combs in great VARSITY
May Be found st
a. O. EALLooK's Drug stors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

CELLER's COUGH CURE, STRICKLAND
= and MsIiinaous Cough BAlsAm, Cherry Pee
torai, Halls BzlsAm, CAry's Cough Cure and
:. c. HALLoCK's Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
Remember the place

.. SEELIG & CO..
MODERN BAZAAR Of FASHION.
10. 81 Main Street,
(Nszt to Wasbi@stos House,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

TOY PAINTS II GREAT VARIETY AND
l. Prices, Lead Pencils, Pens, Holders. Later
Paper, Envsiopes- Al No. 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

physicians PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIVE
i special attention At
HALLooK's Drug store.
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DRUGGISTS.

DURE AND USADULrERATEp CREAM
Tartar, expressly for family use also soda
aud Spices, AZ HALLoCK'S Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

Ever brought to this City, which is
made up Of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
OF their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style. cannot be exeelled anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock "Cash Down." they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend faVoring US
with q call are respectfully invited
to examine and convince them
selves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
SHIRT MANDATORY.
J. SIN T 81 IS
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
NO. q second ut,
fIx kzAT's HLoCK.l

cyHTKrs MADE TO ORDER FRoM MEAS
= urueEf and = 1t varrzrtsd A sock o
rs.dy. made Shirts and Collars always hand, and
as prices that viii suit ths purchaser TuckSuq
Sansss stiehing Bososs, &c, dsns With nsstnsss
and dispatch.
Thankful for past f2sors the subseribsr rssrscf
faHy soliefts eontuAncs Of tbs pstruuaxs A.
hss~ally bestowed t0r the psst Eve years.
eeea J. SIXTH,
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rhiladeIphia, J4ac -, 'sds,
PARTICULAR NOTT,E.

Tare many pr par si5E, 'sii ErGsr t4s Hsxs sr
Bters pUt quart 6OtiCS Compounded Of the sheapt
ThisSCy common run costing from - 10 ~ cents PER
gallon, the taste dSgu'ed by 7ssssr Coriandsr seed
This clGs. of hi;trrs has cautGd and will cOntn
to Causr, long they be sold hurdreds die
the death of the drunkard By their the system
kept continually under the influence Of ucohnic stia
uiat> of the worst kind, the desire for Liquor is
ted aud Kept up, aud the result 10 all the horrors
tendant upon drlnkard S life and death.
For th"se who desire aud will have a Liquor Blters
we publish the following receipt Get one bottle Of
H0oidnds German Bittcrs and mix W th three quarts
Of good brandy or whskey, aud the result will be
preparation that will far excel in medical virtues and
tue excellence any Of the numerous Liquor ttrra in
the market, and will cost much less. You viii have
all the virtues of llUoands itcrs in connection with
good article Of Liquor, ut much less prize than
these Inferior preparatIORs wih cust you.
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Nep Goods -- Nj. ID. LowEABERuER,
has recei.ed his new stock OF Spring and
Summer ready made Goods. Al'o, /.
general assortment Of cloths, plain and
fancy csssimers, scsting', &c, which a,
will m,sc up in the I-tca. ,!i'o, aud Oh
shors order Call aud exsmiue hiA Goods
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COMMITTEE FOR A DAY S LABOR.

COMMITTEE FOR A DAY S LABOR.
GREAT CENTRAL SANITARY FAIR.
Committee ON Labor, Incom 0 and
Reuenurs. Ofce No ~ ). Seventh St.
JOHN W. CLAGIIORN, Treasurer.
This onnittae has special work. To wit: 10 ohtain
n Hah 'lah"r' day ''inc"ne' AMI a days "rcyc.
nue.. from every CiiHtu Gf lh three states ii ltnn "
wanna New Jersey an D,lawari' for The benefit If
our FIX and wounded soldiers.
The Committee is now fully organized at the above
address ad calls for the corporation of all ctssr. in
, the community
We waa 10 show what the industrial ,lasscs can do
for their sO,.I' rs
Wnat the ., "iEe ran do in their separatctradesi
What P"nnhyi ivaiia can do!
What New Jersey can do!
What Delaware can tOi
What "aCh county can dO
What each lily Town can do
What each profession uui
VIVA; "a,h Ird'ic ran do
What each occupation cHn do
What T!ch uiaIuidctury do
u hat "hch bank, lhSurHlCe company sad railroad
can so
What Zach mine can do!
What each w"rsshnp can dol
What Cii fanny Ito
/ Nhht rHciI inIn can dO
~ MA each wniuan do
W nat each boy IN" sirl can do
Wswant t" sI!w t"'h w"rI what American free.
ma, ar" ready IL ,iniH Ih',r S,,di,fs
Mh's Is great w"'k a"i the tin" short.
The way Ia ii" 81 !. Ia uGG NNIZEl
urshnizc N !unr MnrksLups-ln your families
l.rt III nCn OrganiXr.
Let IN wOiuGI nT. lHiza
Let th' trades nT.iiuzr.
prghniz' "yrrNNI'Tc
i.ei til wnrkm n give with their emploJ ers the en-
plnt,rs wIh their NaIamIn.
IL ISras! dnlr' u III w1f< Will HutIpriZ, their
emrmi'rs Il" deduct one day frnm :hrr Wrrh,s or
mh'h rhrh"g". amt illr employers viii add IA il a
uh! 81 ,ne'f prh'H' lha whale sum vii hc acNuOw'ds-
ed l'.' III u" iln cr"it "i the Cstahs W. say
~ "' - Io WORK ~ once with III this great wurk.-
ilu,E Your cnl''lhi"ns Every acknowledgement
wIl stimulate others /" fIllnw yuhT example
lTfhlaTs W'th id'l IhstriclioHs viii b. Sent upon
applichiinn BY mail "r "thrwise, the undcrsi.cd
To work ! to work
L. MoNTGONERY EONi, Chairman.
Mrs. W. III rTER,
, .,... . thairw"ulan uf Ladies Committee.
NJ MITCIlEION. secretary
April ~ l-h4
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so Our letters set week from Ilar.
risbnrg and Washington, arrived too late
ior publication. We siought We had writ
ten soma things that might interest our
readers, but the failure Of the mails knock.
I'd it all astow.
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sr Tie First National Bank Of
Blsomsburg, is in full operation. Its Bills
are b'ndsomsly gotten up and presents a
beautiful appearance. @. r. Paxton,
Esq, PresideGs. and Rev. J. P. TusrIN,
Cbshier
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Important to Married Ladies'
TRULY A BLESSING

will send, FREE CHARGE 10 any Lady who will
send in her aud address directions how To pre-.
vent the extreme pain of CilLD'hlRril; also how TO
have perfectly healthy and beautiful Children also
Other new and IMPORTANT SECRET, the only
sure and safe remedies ever discovered.
My object in making the above offer is induce every
lady to test my remedies,
Addrs,s NADAAE DuLENrAUx. N d.
psb ~, et sn Yor Broadway, New YsTk Civ
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par Col. j. P. SIBBgTT, has taken the
Berwick liouse-owned by Hudson Owen,
Esq,-and, as we learn from the B1r.
p'ck Gazette. has made it No. /. Coun.
try Hotel.
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rJ- The Yonkers Ler"N says tho Rs-
publican party in 'ha locality, il. no. onl =
hung, but buried" There i, one con.ola.
ton for the mourncrs TIN. party was
not 'buried alive"
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EDWARD W. GREEN, who murdered d
FRANK CONVERSE, teller of the Maiden
Bank, was sentenced on the 25th, 10 be
hung There was an immense crowd in
and around the Court House al Lowell TO
hear and know the sentence.
GREEN received with sppearcDt calm.
ness.
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All the companies of heavy artillery ia
che State have becu ordered to N'a.hinx.
,on. A suiicicut number Of Msssuchu.
selt, militia wi!itake their place. in the
folts.
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SIMEON BEVERLEY, orthc twelfth VI ain
regimen! wos shot dead on Monlay night
at Beach Street barracks, (Boston) by ths
Lieutenant Of the gund Il alleged til t
he assaulted the officer. BUvkkLEy had
served in the rank. since the organ .tion
of tho regiment.
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DucbIer E;I A)ousc.
HARRISBURG, pa.

I'IllS oil established House has undereond extensive
1 improvements, aud been thoroughly renovated
nni fitted. II is pleasantly located in III" heart
the tity IN easy access To- jc state Capitol and rubc
Grounds.
--- For the accommodation uf our guests, we have
recently commenced q run tuarh to aud from tho
isaIifold Ia liir munEcr unpleasant dcay in leaving
the Depot fO' the Hotel viii be- avoided, and much
n"re me ail'rdcd guests for mcas when leaving tIs
iiUuse.
latenGmg &hat the GUEHEEN HOUSE .hal be really
h'mo,likc resort for the stranger aud t re
speCuuHy ioltt cCtnl!nuLhCt Eu Ul lir patronage.
GEO. J. BOLTON,
oct 8, 'sli. Proprietor
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NeU Store an BerWick.-Mcssrs. NJ.
E. Jackson, Isai.h Bower & Co., have
established splendid New Store in Ber-
wick.
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Mr.. JANE, NJ. LEACH, peace man
been elected to the Confederate Conoress
from The North Caro'ins Congestion Il Dis.
trici ty large III jori,y.
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VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY
AT
SALE.

THE undersigned offers, at Private Sale, tie vaua.
BILE property, known AS the RUPtH ~ BLOCK. situate
on the Of Main aud Market streets, rloolns-
burg This property viii be sold together or separated
into lots 10 suit purchasers Persons wishing 10 bay
good business site, requested examine this pro
perty. For particulars inquire Of t:r undersigned re-
siding in BUoms arg T.. MENDENuALL.
Bluomsbutg, Jan. 80, 1864 tt.
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n@As the Ai"bAa" party no longer
has an existence. Is is rudeIy suggested
that the, name of our radical organ be
changed to "7He Niscegenationist.p
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Mcssrs. Wolfe & W.lhsm. have taken
,ho United States Hotel, at Milton. They
are very Accommodating genrlemcu and
kncu ho~ TO keep Hotel. Give .hcm d
call.
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ssS" Mc'srs Montgomery, jackson and
Ellis have our thanks for the Annual Re.
port of the Board of Military Claim, Of
the State Of Pennsylvania, For the Year
lsG3.
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BY General Orders, Gen. BANKS auth.
orzes the formation of Negro Invald
Battalion in tha Department of tho Gulf
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CITIZENS
TsstifJinS Of their own personal knowledge Is the
benefci effects and medical virtues Of these Biss
De Veu rant somehing to itrsaglA.n ysst
DO you TaEt g0Oa appftns!
Do you rant 70 bpiid up ytar CsnsiiIstsvt
DO gOu rant to feet rel?
10 yOI rant 10 get rid Of rsrSer,NWst
DO yon rant sRerVyP
DC you uHRt to steep TeU3
DO you rant a brisk and rigorous fseliHyf
II you do, use lIOUFLAND'S GERMAN BtT1ERs
From Ess J. Sewton Broicn, ID. d.. Ehor of tbs En.y
eiOPediG Of Religious KnOHicigs,
although not disposed to favor or rnco nmcnd Patent
Medlcines IN general through dstrust Of their ngre.
ulehts ana tt.,ts yet know Of no sufficient SON
why .iln may not testify IL the benefit he believes
Iniselt to have received from any smpl preparation
in the hope that he may thus contribute the benefit
others.
| do this the more readily in rcgald to TIconand',
Gcraau Bttgrs, prepared by Dr. G. W. Jackson Of this
city b'cd se was prciudiced against item or many
years, under b" Impression that thry We're chiefly
al ohoc MIXTURE. am indebted to my fri mi Robert
proper tests ani en- OuragGment to try thcm when
suffering from great aud loug continued dtblity. 1hs
usn oi hrr bottles uf these Btcts At the beginning
OF the pres nj year. was followed by evident relief
and restoration t. degree uf bodily and Lentai vgoT
which bat not fSlt for months before, aud had al
most trfpHlrrd Of rrgmmng. | therefore tnapk God
and my tncnd for directing nr to the use Of th"m.
]. hfN ION BLOWN
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ssS The Vallandigham Fund, OF Ohio,
for Two weeks ending on the 18th of April,
amounted to S5,2i5 s2i
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rG- Rev, J. I. GIVEN, OF Columbus.
Ohio, will obige Us by scuLiug the 5th
No. OF bis excellent "Chrislan Wituess. =
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HON Wilson McCandless, Judge or the United State
Circuit Court, President.
Corner Penn and st. Clair Street, PITTSBURGH, PA
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$500 pays for a fu Commercal Course.
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Railroad and Bank Book -Kcc ping
Ministers sons at half price Students enter and re.
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ers and practical Accountants, who prepare young men
for active business, at the leust expense shnrtt
time for the most lnci atvc aud responsible situations
Diplomas granted for rt only. Hence the universal
pref for graduates Of this college, by business
men,
Prof. A. COWLEY the best Pcnman in the Union
who holds the largest number of first premiums nd
over all competitors, teaches rapid business writing
CIRocLARs containing fl iniormuiion sent FREE Or
application to the Principals
JENKINS & SMITH, PrncIpals
- Attend where the Sous and Clerks of business
Men and Bankers graduate.
April ~, lHG2-ly. April 4, 1869
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07
DR.. Up DeGraff's Gard next week.

~ Cour Proceedings next week
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

MARKET price Of Gold on Wednesday,
sl7o.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

say Read our many new Advertise
ments. - '-. .,. ...-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

pdy- We had Snow to the depth Of two
inches on Tuesday morning last May
3d.--in Bloomsburg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

TnEn nett amount realized by the New
York Sanitary Fair is 81 100000.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

BLANK s. BLANKS.
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