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Read! Readp Read! Read the fol-
4 ssaa lowing Certificates: ,liss

e Alo HENDERsoN, KY, Feb. %, 1885,
DIR. r. A. Arinistead, of Evansville, Ind,
resided for many years in this city. We
know him intimately. He is. a regular
Physician, and during his residence here
he enjoyed an extensive practice, and was
regarded as a slx1llfdl practitioner of fledi-
cine. He is a gentleman of strict integrity.
and elevated moral worth.
~ :. y L. w. POWELL,
~ p fNAJstthtA ,fta AARCH'D DIXON.
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BG Remember that Hiram Nelson
sells Furniture at Auction, at 9 clock
this morning, opposite the Washing
ton House, and one or two new
double-spring Mattresses and a lot
of Dry Goods.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

p@- If you wish to buy good COM
Portable Dwelling House of z or 3
rooms, with all necessary out-build
ings, Lot .32a by $50 feet ON Pine
Street, opposite Heilmans Foundry,
60 to Reads sale to-day, at 2 o'clock,
at the Court House.
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PApucAH. Ky, Sept. 2, 1854.

PADUcAH, KY, Sept. 2, 1854. 4
Having lived neighbors to DIR. r. AZ
tenor TWELVE years, we take pleasure in
saying, that, as Physician, he stood h1gh,s
and enjoyed large practice; whilst, as a.
gentleman, in bearing, and man of hon
or, IN he strfctest sense of those terms, no
man maintained more enviable reputa-ss
ton. In a word, he lived among us with
character LINN BOYD. 81
- ALFRED BOYD.
Ind6ifs of your Druggist, nFiAA
p r.Ss-v III CLOUD & AKIN, iH
aprls General Agents, No. Main st.
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rFIvEsAcRE FIELD FOR SALE-That
beautiful 5-acre Field Hear Maj. Rob
inson's, fronting Washington avenue,
with new plank fence in front, will be
sold at Reads sale, to-day. No pref
tier piece of grouhd1for suburban
residence near Evansville can be
fnnnd "
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WANTED.-A good boy to work in
the journal Counting Room. Apply
this morning. =

p@ If you want to buy one of the
.prettiest and best located lots for a
private dwelling, in the city, go to-
Reads sale to-day, and bid for Lots
10, Is, IL, Is and 10, in Cowan's sub
division of Outlet 3, Upper En-
.largement, the same being { each " so
by $50 feet fronting on Third Street,
between Cowan and Gum Streets al
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THIRTEEN ACRE FIELD FOR SALE
That field with plank fence around it.
Just above the city, on the canal, with
a large frame barn on it; so well
adapted for vegetable garden or brick
ycrd, will be sold to-day at Read S
sale.yy Terms liberal. From this field
you have a full view of the whole
city.
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FOURTEEN ACRE FIELD FOR SALE.
That beautiful fourteen acre field on
the road to Blue Grass, and adjoining
the Cemetery, with new fence around
it, will be sold to-day at Reads sale.
It will make splendid pasture.
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TEN ACRE FIELD FOR SALEi-That.
more than beautiful Field at the east
end of Blackford Grove, will be sold
to-day at Reads sale. 1t fronts the
Grove, Washington avenue, and Pow
ell street, and in a very few years will
be a part of the city, Now is the time
for every one to get himself good
home. a e' ~ as 2si' Il, q .,. eIislj'
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If you would dress in that exquisite style,
smile:
Ifyou'd defend your noble, manly form,
With splendid clothes, against the sun or
Seek the Great Wardrobe, Main Street. 81,
Hawley & Smiths 'Stupendous Clothing
Store. May l dtf.l
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.aBttss1N Business & EHooags EE T. ron sABRAIf
you want good Business House,
without paying out but little money,
60 to Reads sale to-day and buy the
ninety-nine years lease on the middle
one-third of Lot 23O, Donation En-
largemeHt, with the buildings thereon /;
Lot 25 by $50 feet. next to Marlett's
store.
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CREssE MERETs all colors and
of a superior quality just received at
Head & Moneys, Also, Grenadines,
silks, &C., &c. ap27 It
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N "a, SPLENDID HOUSE, AND Lon FOR
5n EALE.-Any one that wants one of the
best located, best ventilated, and best
arranged dwellings, with every con
cvenience needed, should, by all means,
90 to Read ) sale to-day, and buy just
"a that property Lot 20, Upper Enlarge
sd tInent. SO by $50 feet on Third Street,
Terms, one-third cash; balance IN one
and two years. The purchaser can
- buy as much more ground adjoining
Z al he might wish. .Gs@
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CRESCENT CITY SPRINGS
Proprietors Crescent City Spring
PICNIC IARTIEs .soe1ETTES, and


will be accommodated with the South
Park of the Crescent City Springs, upon
application, for picnics and pleasure. Re-
used if. the parties engaging 1t sos desire.
A large stand for music or singing is erect
ed, and several swings put up, for the use
of the park. 1t is not connected with the
other park, and can be as much retired as
if in the woods.
The Dancing Hall can also be had, If de-
= sired. Noscflargesfor use of park.
apr20 2W DAMRON & CO., Proprietors.
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MARRIED.

GOLDSMITH HUTCHINSON. - On
Thursday 18th ult, at theiresidence of the
brides mother, by the Rev. Mr., McCann,
Mr.JoHN H. GOLDSMITH to Miss CoRNELIA
]. HUTCHINSON, both of Center Township.
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BEST BUSINESS LOTS

- z a1om62H5 .t9d ,39.f1- T3iNW O. oh
in the city.
5th. Will sell the 80 Years Lease on the
middle third. of Lot go, Donation Enlarge
ment, with the Buildings thereon.
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Cfncinnafi Market.

CINCINNATI, April 30.
FLoUR-Quiet; Superfine 25@S rs; Ex-
ira 25C9l0 90, and Family 40 5O@l200.
Observation-Disclosures not much doing;
No Red 2 80.
Countless firm; 5Sc for mixed in eleva-
tor and Sc in sacks are the best rates OBJ
tainable.
OATs-Less active; 43tq4Ge for No. 2 and l.
WHIsKY-Unchanged IN bond 23c.
RYE-S5c.
PRovIsIoNs--Dulli buyers withdrawn
from the market
MESS PoRK-Could have been bought at
2S 00s Bulk M eatS sold at ii IA.
LARD-soose 20c. - *@A
BACoN-Dull at 12s34, 15s4@l71zc.
POTAToEs-Duif and lower; sales OF
prime at 2. 40 per. Bbl. on arrival The sup
ply is IN excess of the demand. t-s'sa
BUTTER-Less firm; prime 4S@5Oce
EGGS-l9c. -
= sIGNsEED DBL 50sTea - wFN III
Y PETRoLEGM-53@55c for refined.
OOTToN-Firm; middling H@2Sc, but the
market is Sill unsettled, -
GoLD-l25s FHEM &sk
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< z ~ Persons wishing 10 buy q small

x paS& Persons wishing to buy q small
.sv Lot, l25 byal40 feet,swlth the rlv1legge
193of so bylI teet an q y y evans Sapal
eS Il vision Of out lot "a, Upper Enlarge
-1a4nent, rtiifi bae te.a l Z, alley,
E fronting CS wa issfree between second
braand Third, atatale5 end aiots Blac kford
e Grove, can hay q opp rtunIty OF
.sdoing'so by gong Ffe READS sale to-
~ day!a This property cannot pc ex-
-..scelled for beauty or locaIltyln the city
Terms within reach Of every one that
wants home.
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Marine Hospital Notice. !

4 n SURVEYORS UFE1CE, 3 I
o. v Ae EVANSVILLE, IND, May 1; lS66.t)i
NEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received at this office until II O'Clock,
meridian, ON Tuesday, the 9TH day of ] une
next, for boarding and nursing, including
medicine and medical attendance, of Ma
rine Hospital patients at this port from the
Z first day Of July, 1866, to the 30th day of
L Bidders will please state the price per
week. for each patient.
The successful bidder will be required to
enter into written contract, in the pen
atty of one thousand dollars, with suffi-
scient personal security for his faithful per-
fOfnlance. 10 "A. Il. ROBINSON, Nt
may / dtd1 n & U0a SurveyOrrof Customs.
& -. Evolksbote please copyJ
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Fourteen. Acres,

Near Cemetary, on Blue Grass Road, with
Fence around it, ~ tna glfaF -
8th. Southwest corner of Southwest quar-
ter of Southwest quarter, Section =, Town
in good state of cultivation, The best piece
of Land for - ~ " Sax
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A SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND.

9Th Part of Northeast quarter, Section
81 Township 6, Range 10, containing i've
acres, near Maj Rdhinson's.4s 20 bIia
7th. South end of Northeast quarter of
Northeast quarter, Section q, Township
Range 10,
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, April 30.
FLoUR-Moderately active; Z 25@7 20 for
x, 8 50@9 80 for Xxx, and Il 25@l3 90 for
Choice. E%
WHEAT-Stiff; l 9l@2 25 for prime to-
strictly prime, and rs for Choice.
CoRN-Lower; 63a6Sc. ,
OATS-Declined; 43G46c.
PoRK-Steady at q so; Bacon and Clear
Sides advancede to 3T1lcg Canvassed and
Sugar-Cured Hams &c.
LARD-Firm and unchanged.
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/ Best Vacant Property

for private residences in the city.
\ 3d. Lot 20, in iCoWan s subdivision of on
tiaI new Two-stoTy Frame Dwelling of
rooms, 2 halls, 2 porches, Stable, Wood
House, &c, all in complete order, ready for
occupancy; also, Gas Pipes through the
house.
4th. Northwest third of Lot GO, Old Plan,
one "a the ASH tbEfTNEa4S.
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NoTIeE. persons having signed
the Apollo Club list, and not wishing
to join the excursion on board the
steamer Curlew, Thursday evening,
May Sd, will please report to one of
the undersigned Committee, or other
wise they will be required to pay a
proportionate share of expenses in
g Gp Mosts cK2.dE3NQ0 laA3Ue
JNo. S. HOPKINS, Jr.,
JAS. NJ. ScANTLIN, + Committee.
JACK LAW, 1a. ,5'' 4 .''.4 80 ~ 9
Jos. SEMoNIM. i ss5ss aFaI g
May, l, DIT.
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BRICK YARD

around the city, being good clay, water
abundant in canal adjoining. Wood can
be furnished here at 81 per cord less than at
other points, and its location is convenient
to the city. q nWg %8NtFiss rs 4
corner of Section 20, Township 6, South
1 Range 10, West, 10 Acres. This is .
.9 Beautiful Piece of Land,
Lying at the end of Blackforc's Grove.
Terms easy, and will be made known ON
day of sale. HIRAM e. READ.
aprlS -Q7afH fuw az
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81 OFFER FOR SALE THE EVANS
III Vile Paper Mills. 1t lies ON the ONO
River. in the city of Evansville, Indiana
one-half mile from the Bodiam Coal Mines.
II is Wrapping-Paper mill. 1t contains
two steam engines, two Rays engines, and
a Foudrinier Paper machine. Makes paper
A inches wide. The mill has o good GUS
tom Terms easy.
$500 FERDINAND FUNKE, Proprietor.
.saav1 dim
HOUSE--Wishing to make change,
.41I now offer my residence, good
Brick House, containing eight rooms, por-
tico, hall, cellar, cistern, wood-house, sta
BILE, &C., all well arranged and in good
STYLE and five acres of land, well set with
choice fruit trees and shrubbery, situated
north of Suliivantown, adjoining Jacobs
vile, within two squares of the corpora
ton line; also, two lots, with a frame
house, containing six rooms, cellar, els
tern, and stable; also, one lot, with q
house, containing three rooms, and plenty
of good bearing fruit trees, situated in Ja-
cobsville.
The above will be sold cheap.
apr26 Inn 81 s4Qa-1e1 JOHN b. MILLS.
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~ r. sARMISTEAD'S PILE OINTMENT
~ is warranted to effect more relief in
this painful disease than any other remedy
before the public.ssn9a no5ErffeaH - s
ual1tt. 81 1fiaH3 aet sao1A 30 santseH ad8 Z
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BOUND.

DREASTPIN.-Own can have IL by
o calling at Rocker, Blount & Co.'s and
paying for this notice. mayA
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real. 3 EST AaT=E

lying and being in thecity and suburbs of
Evansville, VIZ:
LIST Part of Lots q and o. in Lower o
McGarys Enlargement, 31H by $50 fee
with good Frame Dwelling, with 2 or
rooms, Stable, Wood House, &c.
"a. Lots 10, IA ~ 49, "A, Is, 10, ~, is and
IN Cowan's SUBDIVISION OF out lot 5, Upper
Enlargement. This is the
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At MASONIC HALL.

Positively for FIVE DAYS only, com
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me 14ulaaf1ea trs,uv .....- -
former quotations. "A fulI supply of all
grades OF Pine, and a fair supply. Of Poplar.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

III at the Court House door, in the city
Evansville, Ind, ON Tuesday, May Is
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VIM pug Uougn, o.
chitis aud Group.
Herbs it's healing,
Artltulsrly suitable
LUngs For sale by
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Tar, ATM ri ass MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Com pany of the state
..N-

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(oRIaINAL MILL CkBEk, &c.)
This Company continues to otter TO the people OF
Delaware Its superior advantages Of Insurance. akains'
by hro all descriptions Of property except ma
The Institution Is commended by 20 years expe
ieuce in and to the subject vi Mutual lnbu-
rance beug the hrsl to introduce the principle into
our stated by reason OF which, it 10 believed the hah
gers have been enabled adjust and discriminate
DIV, en the d. erent varieties OF property rem
der the membership among the most Aequtable ~
cha rneter OF tle numerous Insurance Companies pre-
1t takes credit TO t,eif tnat it's payments losses
besu prompt aud liberal that IN 70 years BUS
usss and losses reaching over 100000, net single
case Of CATION hab occurred and scarcely one lih-
| out enlre siusiaetiOh to the parties insured
looking tue safety than TO the number aud
amount OF ito rsks II has declined Hundreds Of rhou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance. either az requiring TOO
great amount siuse rIhk or as Offering unht oO
Ices insurance character OF the institution.
10 this uaunefit - conceived i has the safest and
select list insuraneuri IN proportion TO the
iinount--pvot six Miiiops Of Do!are, OF any other
| Company withis reasonable range.
40 evidence of THE, has only reduced the rate
of Insurance all times moderate onesiyth, daring
he last Yeas, but 1t presents nov clear surplus
fund Of $40 0 ar security Against any assessment on
the DEPOSIT Note, which cum by tins resort 10 Scrlp
Certidcatos The balances due 10 each member, now
being issued will be paying interest to them from Jan
uary 1862, atths VI per cent. per snnum thus
| making still fartherdeduelIon.
| 1t commenced the year ls02 with real protection
| 20 the community in Deposit Notes OF $4,000
surpiuskund eo'vOo
To,a, uro,.e,iou, 500, 900
Ills the vera Of the Pa! nsts OF Delaware, and as
ivy rIssiao.,-JEssEE SHARPE
| Secretary and TTessursr- BoBEHT McCABB, Nj. d.
DIRECTORS
Eli Wilson, Brandywine Id; James Dalaplain
Christians HID; James Webb, Samuel Barr, 4. G
stot.euburg aud Jesseo Sharpe, Wilmington Hdi Rob
rrt McCabr Mill Creek HID John +. Williamson
White Clay Creek Nd George q lybout, New Castle
HID; Curtis b. Ellison, Pencadef Hid JohnC, Clark
Red Lon, nd DR.. VIM. Cun.min5, SMYRNA Thuml,
Murphy, 81. GEORGES Hd.; Charles r Fleming, Peter
I. Caussy, Milford }. p Cvmesyr, Dover Charles Tuu
neil, Gsorgetown
AGEN1s-As we'll for receiving applications for n
surdnoe dura OF members.
Ri Wilson, Brandy wine, HID Robert McCabs, NIL
Creek Hid James Dalaplal1, Christiana HID John
Williamson white Clay Creok lid Quits b, Ellison
Pancader HID Red Lion, st, Georges, and Appoquui
, mink Hundreds; Joseph griffith, smyrna jaime
Grippep, New Castle Hid; Churles 4, Flemuiing, Mn
ford; Charles Tupnsn. usorgetown; henry FOOD
Dover
Communications general business addressed to III
gnsd Winin gton, will receive immediate atteu
ton hOBkRT MeCABE, NJ. D.,
JuyA secretary.
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Furniture Cars and Draws
rhesubscri Der bsgslssvs n.
fS3fc2a<atss. to notify hiAfrien ds Andt befTSA
,xr7E xH4p$ vi mi ty at he II eontin e-.>-~
= = ueH TO keep at hit old stand cofner0
FRONT AND fRENOh SThBETS, FURNITURE JAR
AND DRAYSand cellen TORS ES 10 hire at hour
Furniture and other articles will beremoy from tn
SteambOR andink and othsr places in the city with
great skifu rdrivers. All wi dssir
drayinRcan be accommodated with romptpsBsatt
low est pOssib erateR
arr 2O-ly NORRIS wELDIE.
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Not Dye. but a Restorer OF Color and
Perfect b lair Dressing Combined,
bnrU FIVVeu0TNV VI BuIUntrh.
London Hair Colbr HestOrer and DRESSING.
London Hair COlpr Kestorer and Dressing.
Iotdou Hair Gpibr HastoraF and D,a.sin.

A snre preventive of Baldners.
London Hair ColpT RestOrer and Dressing
London Hair Colpr Kestorer and Dressing
London Hair COlbr hestorer and Dr. essnR
The hair Is renovated and strengthens aud restored
IN its original color without thu application OF mineral
subatances Can he applied by the hands, it does moi
stain the skin or soil the hues linen. II Is complete
within itself; 10 Other dressing accompaniment OF
any kind being necesHtry to secure those desirable re
sulIH lit will restore gray hair TO It's orii, al color
2-It vii! make 1t grot on bald heads. 3 1t will re
store the natural solutions. At will remove all
dnndruf and itching. BIT will mike the hair sof
glossy aud Flexible o-it will preserve original cooi
to old age J. II will prevent the hair from falling Of
Sit twill cure Nil Diseases Of the scalp,
READ tEis CERTIYfcArE.
am happy to add my testimony to the great value
OF the London Rnr Cfor RtHiorer, which restored my
hair to it's original dark color aah the hue appears to he
permanent anu Sai l-'d That the roparation is moth
ing like dye hut Operates upon the secreona. II
also besuiul hair dressing, and promotes the growth.
purchased the hIst bottle rom Edward B. Garfignes
druggist 18th and Cbatss Streets who can also tertify
my hair wassery gray when commenced Its use
MRS. MILLER, No $50 North Ninth Street, Phila.
Price 76Cens per bottle; six bottles at S. Sold by
DR. swAYkE SON, $50 North sixth street, PhiIa ,
and b. Il Ho0TRN, AS Market street, whining
on, Del. nov "a
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Things worth Remembering.
THAT CHARLES KIRFE'S


Third Street Oyster Bay HOUSE Sal F2Ouyfshes
.-ya-.. That II IL without question model estal-
sstsyE2S lishment.
~ That all kinds of choice Game, Oysters nd
w. Refreshments are ser we'd up there in thu very
best styles.
That ladies eating apartmdnt where
they enjoy good meal without interruption.
That everything about theplaer ia ciean aud nice
fht attentive waters are always employed
Tint the establishment Is Kept by u man who has been
a public caterer for ysars and knuws the busuese
That the place Is highly respectable, and patronEed
by very best and most respectable oiilzeus,
That noise or disorder u permitted there
That the prices are alwRyt very reasonable
That mrals may ts had nj all hnure Of the day Mig
AMI the proprietor IL Differentiated to conlmod to.
That his tables always furnished with the choicest
kinds OF Game, Fish, and every other decacy In their
season.
That the place is central aud easy Of access.
Thai IL Is a tiSorite resort business men.
That 1t sin fact public institution which the people
pHtronize because II il conducted properly.
| And that 1t is permanently established at
No, % EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
/ ali ed To call s.t1
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Loss !, ApFsIlte, Ae"
Debility. 1t Is not
sulte1 for Weak, Ser
sale by all Druggist
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DIR. w NJ FIELDS

DFs w WI II Ill hS
CtTlLL continues his sudceHBnl
= PRACTICE Of MEDICINE,
for tho cure Of CONSUMPTION, Liver Dresses DropSy
Intermitng Fever Chills aud Fever Diseases OF the
Ele and Ears. Insisted and ether TuDorb, Tetrs Itoh
the grades, Ulccts Of the limbs together with
many uihef Diseases, sn, AB Fev-rs Small poa de-
The b. tturn- his thanks for past ayoTs hopes
his customers Will still continue their patronage.
RESIDENCE and OFFICE, DR.. VIM FIELDS
No. 2l3 West Seventh st.,
Wilmington, Del al Io,t
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PLuMHiAG AND GAS FITTING

a TnE subscrIberasr are nov fully prepared TO fiji
all orders in their Lint OF business with prompt
IN economy.
Gas Fixtures OF the best manufacturers, such Chan
Psln Globe Shades Ao of the latest styles and
We also prepared to put in the best Pipe
Tor heating all desert tons Of buildings with steam
We have PURCHASED the right for this State Thach
ers Force and Lift Pump, the best made, and viii
pnt them up at short notice.
Having the sole for this State OF Halliday
II celebrated patent Self Regulating Wind Engine. and
tue Maryland Portable as Com Gas Apparatus we
Halter eurrsysA that facilities tor introducing
country dwellings, both water and gas unequaled W.
would call The particular attention of persons residing
country To these machines They the best in the
ratnm for the country gentleman or farmer other
q Wit tull supply OF pure water all the house
nArn and an economical and beautiful light The Wind
Engine Is not affected by the igaes wind and
ready AZ All times day or night iii there ia any wind
tn9nt lear or avor to accomplish its designated task
We also II preferred, put in the best manner Hydrau
lie Rams of tbs most approved kinds,
We are prepared with the best attend to
descriptions OF steambOs ship, and house Plumbing
Keep on hand OF will procure to order, ydrantA Iron
copper psnshed, and lead lined Bath Tubs basins
not OF cold water rnas patent closets Wash
sinks Boston Compsny's Gum Hose Water Piltsrs-iI
s0t everything in our line, of the approved kind
AL descriptions OF Sheet Lead work at short notice
we hopeby prompt and strict attention to ali WORK In
used TO our care and desire give full satisfaction
All Gases to merit and receive share of the public pt
No. 5ot MARKET STREET, abov Fifth, next door to
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