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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

hat on, aud barefooted, he went back
wards and forwards to the pumps until
working at them was found to be useless,
and when last seen, about four hours be-
fore the steamer went down, he was
leaning with grave composure upon one
of the half doors at the companion.
His chin was resting upon both hands,
and his arms were on the top of the door,
which be gently swayed 20 and fro. while
be calmly watched the scene. One of
the passengers who saw him has said,
he worked wonderfully, and, in fact,
more brsvely than any man on board OF
that ship To the steward, who made
himself known, Mr.. Brooke said, If you
succeed in saving yourself, give my
farewell to the people of Melbourne.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
The Late TragedIan Brooke.

The last hours of the tragediau
Brooke, who. was lost on board the
steamer London, are thus described by
correspondent of the London Daily
Mems: ~
"Down into the waves with two hun
dred and sixty-nine others has sunk
Gustavus v. Brooke, the famed TRACE
dian, who was bound for the country
which had been a scene Of reverse of
fortune to him, but previously of many
brilliant successes. He will be we'll re-
menbsred as tall man, Of powerful
build, and he is stated BY the rescued
passengers to have exerted his strength
to the utmost in helping to keep the
ship afioat. The Dutch portion Of the
crew-swenty-one in number-refused
to work, and, according to the English
sailors who were saved, these men went
to their berths and remained there, 80
that the passengers had to work at the
pumps for many hours with the English
seamen. Mr.. g. V. Brooke exerfed
himself necessarily. Attired only IN Q
red Crimean shirt and trowsers, with nc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
Important TO Ladies'.

Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills, for Females, are
the best aud safest In the market No bad effects
from the r use. They act like charm. Thou
sands of most reliable testimonials speak their
praisa.l Mild in their operations; correct all ir-
regularites and painful menstruations; remove
all Sbstructions, whether frc m cold otherwise;
win cure bsadache, pain in this side, paIpitation
of the heart whites, all nervous affections, hys-
terics, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, and
disturbed sleep, which arises from interruptions
Of Nature. Ask for Mrs. winslow's Mystic Pills.
Take none other. Price 81, or three boxes for
IS. For sale by all Druggists in Evansville. Ad-
dress Box GAL, Cincinnati, o. Sold by AlIrespect-
abe Druggists. JOHN D. PARK,
feL7-d6m IL A1ZH General Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

OoroBER-F FUNNY FESTIVAL DAYS.
The month opened clear, crisp and beau
rifully yesterday, betokening the contin-
vance of fine weather. Nature has
dotted her gay attire, and the sere and
yellow leaf now greets the eye where
short time ago all was verdsnt. The
principal Saints days of this month are
thoes of st. Dennis-who according to
the ledgend, walked two miles with his
head in his hand after it had been cut
off-and of St Crispiu, the patron of the
shoe-making fraternity. The first and
second days Of this month are kept by
the cheerful dwellers along the Rhine, in
old Bavaria, as q feast. day cslled the
Dirkheimer Wurstmdrkt,' when i'm
mense quantities of sausages are con-
sumed, Of all sizes, from that of mans
thigh to q pipe stem. The festival has
been transplanted to st. Louis, and wag-
on loads Of tbs article are consumed at
the various saloons.-St. Louis Nescs 2
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7 GUARDIANS SALE.
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate ct Z
-Dau aAgo Private Sale. - =

F1FHE UNDERSIGNED, GUARDTAN OF JOIN
"a a Rsgley and Sallia Negiey, minor children Of
William p M gley. deceased, will sell AZ private
SALE 70 The highest and best bidder the folsoWng
described real estate, wit The northweat quer-
ter Of the northeast quarter Of section number
one % in township numbersix % south ~ range
number eleven q D west. m she Nfncennes Land
District and in fanderbnrgh county, Indlana-
Also the northeast quarter Of the same sections
township and range, excepting six and half acres,
commanding at the northeast corner and running
thence west % rods, thence south 16 rods, thonca
southwest with the County Road q rods, thence
east to the section Lines, thence with said line 10
the place Of beginning. Also, the seefh wast QUAR-
ter or southeast quarter 81 section SO In tewn.
ship south Of range IL west In said county, sx-
cept 50 much as wes conveyed BY Edward BurtiH
and wife to James Satlebury deceased, as follows.
Beginning at the southeast corner Of the south
west quarter Of section SO, thence north 10
chains, thcnee east IL chains 40 haks, thencs
south p degrees 80 minutes west II chains -
links, themes west chains 201nks to the place OF
beginning, containing 1867 acres.
Being the farm and premises formerly owned ~
Edward Burtis in Centre Township and ~ him
conveyed 70 William P. Neglfy.
Terms 0ne-1ourth cash. cne-fonrth az ., one-
fourth at II, aud one fourth At Is months the ~
purchaser giving notes with approved security p
hnd waving relief laws. 1nqeIre Of cora ql
~ JOHN SHANKLIk, Guardian
OR Asa Iglehart, Attorney. Union COPY Ised4V
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

A MEAN Tuck OF A WFE.-The Chat
tanooga (Tenn Gazette tells rather
tough story: On Christmas morning one
of our citizens paid visit to family,
who were bis renters" he found the
husband sitting before the fire, with q
small sized responsibility on either
side. "a merry Christmas, b
How are your" says G.. Well, Mr.. G..
I'm out of sorts. A scamp came here
on Saturday night, and my wife sloped
with him; last night hs returned and
stole my COW, and here am with these
two brats to care for" I suppose you
regard the loss of your COW as of more
consequence. under the circumstances,
than that of your wife, remarked G..
Yes, for this ia the third time she has
played me this trick" vsrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

"Ven you arrives at the dignity of
sawin' wood, Lafayette, il you is elsva-
ted in the profession, mind and always
saw the biggest fust, cause vy2 you'll
only have the little uus to saw when
you're tuckered out. Ven you eats pi,
as sposes you may, if you live to be
man, always eat the crusts fust, caug
the crust isn't IS good thing to sop off
with, 'spe cislly if it's tough and thick. as
sole leather. Ven you pile up wood al
ways put the big ones at the bottom
always, L afayette, cause it's mighty hard
exercise to lift EN- to the top. of the pile.
These are the results of observation,
Lafayette, you may depend on, and it's
all for your good I say it." Ivy, fa-
ther," responded the young hopeful,
"vot a 'sperience you must had"
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what Have / Lost?

A good old man, few days since, was
speaking of bis conversation with q
| skeptic, who was bringing up various
arguments to prove that religion was all
a deIusion. The old man was unlearn-
ed, and could not confute him by reason
ing, but he used the simple logic Of q
Christians heart, and there was no gain
saying it
III have tried" he said, "to serve my
God for fifty years, and have found
sweet enjoyment in his service. 1t has
been sure support and comfort in every
trouble and every sorrow. Now,if it is
all delusion, what have / lost2h gl'
The man had no answer for him.
Well be knew that his boosted reasoning
would never afford solace to the heart
when the, storms beat and the Aoodsfose
round 1t.
"But if religion is true," continued
the old man, what have you lost?"
And well might he ask that question,
and well would it be for that scoffer if be
would ponder it deeply. He had lost
his immortal soul If be PERSISTED in his
unbelief.
My religion has made me happy IN
this lie, SAID the aged man referred to,
"and when ] come TO the end of it ex-
pect to be happier still What have I
los. by being Christian2" ssA eAS
There was never yet an infidel death
bed made happy by its boasted philoso-
ply. In that solemn hour, when the scul
stands face to face with its Creator, it
knows how vain are all cloaks it may
seek to throw about il to hide itselffr
His all-seeing eye. Sometimes the proud
heart mails itself in calm exterior,
that the world may not witness it's agony;
but oftener the anguish of despair mas
tiers every other feeling, and the hearts
that are nearest and dearest are wrung
with tenfold grief, as they must stand by
helplessly, while the poor lost sonl
Raves round the walls of her clay tenement,
Runs to each avenue and shrieks for he lp,
But shrieks Ia VAIN" aaata lssf
Oh, it were worth lifetime of cross
bearing here, to gain. the victory over
death alone But after death we know
there comes the judgment. Oh, what
eternal gain to have Christ for our advo-
cate thenl--SundGy School Times.
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NOTICE.
Notice of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys IN r. w,
ia.; Rrinkmever's Enlargement

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Com.
IN mon Council at its session on the 18th day of
Jannary, 1866, passed an order for the opening
and laying out of Grant street through q part Of
n. W. Brinkmeyer's Enlargement from Ann
street to point parallel with Hamilton street in
the Northern Enlargement Said Grant street to
be Of the width of sixty (60) feet, and the eastern
line of said Grant street TO be one hundred and
ninety three (193) feet distant from and parallel
with the eastern line of II. W. Brinkmeyer's En-
largement, an6 fer the opening and extending Of
Jefferson street, from its present terminus at or
near tbs westeIn line Of the Northern Enlarge
ment 70 said Grant street. 3 And for the opening
and extending of Hamilton street from its pres.
emit terminus at nea the western lime of the
Northern EnlArgl nent to said Grant stresfs and
lor the opening and extending of Sixth street
lem tis present terminus at or near the eastern
line OF sharp's Enlargement to said Ora street,
ana Tor tine opening and extending of alleys in
block Der one (1) aud block number four a.
IN tine northern Enlargement from the present
line Of the Northern Enlargement 10 said Grant
street. W.
A plat of the said streets and alleys. "a the
same proposed to be opened. laid nIsd artend-
ed has been nled and recorded In the city clerk
ONCE. 1EH G.To7 2 va aME9Ts Fff1. 4
All persons owning or claiming real estate adj
Joining or abutting on said proposed atreeta and
alleys, and feeling themselves aggrieved by env
Of said several orders, may have redress BY appIi
cation to said Council within ak weeks from the
publication Of this notice. ~. ss fslsrss-77
BY orde of the Council. nsnssfN hqx III
frFra A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, Feb. 6, 1885, Z s i
feb6-6w h@B 1919 TaH t3 a-a
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A CARDTO INVALIDs.

We invite the special attention of this sick and
afflicted, no matter what the disssse, OF how bad,
to a careful perusal of Dr. Easterly's medical adj
vertisemsnts, which can be seen in another coll
umn OF our paper this morning. DR. Esstsrly's
Family Medicines are standard preparations, sell
rapidly, give general Satisfaction, kept in ell
the principle drug stores and ara the most Cele.
brated and Popular Remedies now in use. We
advise families to keep a supply Of each Of DR..
Easterly's Medicines on hand and thereby save
money in doctors bills. For sale by tho Drug
gists OF Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16


1T is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
It makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
It prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
CIeanscs the Scalp, CoOls the Heated Brow, Re
moves Dandruf, Cures Nervous Herdache, Cures
Badness, Insures Luxuriant Locks, Inclines Hair
to Curl, supercedss Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters.
Good effect apparent at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ansbrosia will suit you to T. Elegantly
put mp. Delicatsly Perfumed. Patronized by
Opera Singers and Actresses. Sold IN splendid
boxes or cartons, containing two large bottles
No 2for morning. No J. for evening,
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLING's AMBRosIA is the best, most
agreeable and effective toilet In the world. To
prove this, try carton. -,- ,zs-s
Sold by Druggists.@ - I 4 - - 4 =
Sterllng's AmbrOsIa Manufacturing
srs Company, = =
AIS FULTOE Street, NEW YORK.
~ eHa- .Flt tu12-dkWlv tEA-G 81 NJ q
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COAL.
Mnra Goal Cnminn

NAVIGATION is RESUMED ON GREEN
IN river, and JOSEPH STEWART 4 co. viii
have q supply Of Greer River Coal at the Evans-
vile wharf to-day. A supply win be kept con-
stantly on hand. .iss no21-d3m
= Ofaos on Kehn's Beat st0rs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AN Immanae EmiRration.

. II a = =
An immense emigration viii pour down Into
the Southern States with the restoration Of peace
Thsusands of Southern refugees. from all the
towns and cities Of the North, will return home
thousands Of Northern soldiers will move In the
same directions and settle, In this closest bonds Of
union, among their Southern brethrsn and, In
obedience to the laws Of demand and supply,
thousands of Northern farmers, mechanics, and
laborers will swell the mighty volume for the rs-
peopiing and rebuilding ths waste places Of tbs
s.Sunny South" In anticipation Of this grand
diversion Of the tide OF emigration, and from thu.
increasing d. mands upon them, the proprietorr
Of H0sTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITE Rs are putting mp additional thousands Of
boxes of their universally popular tonic and all
teratiVe. gs
We have the testimony Of soldiers, sailors,
travellers, trappers, miners, emigrAnts, refugees,
farmers and planters, North and South, ga cloud
Of Witnesses that a safs and reliable remedial
agent and as 6 protection against all the COM
plants incidentso exposure. privasions. changes
Of climate, d ct, water, and habit of life, HOS
TETrER's BITTERS, ussd as directed, are worth
their weight in gold, North or south.-oommu.
nicated. e4asaass@ nsaeaasaa4 sMaGaz5
: It is also proper to state that the Bitters are
sold exclusively In glass, and never under any cir
cumstances By the EaIloa or barrel Impoators
and imitators are abroed, and the only safeguard
the, public has against them 10 TO that the
Bitters they buy have the engraved label and note
of hand f.Messrs. Hostetter a Smith, and our
stamp over the cork Of the bottle.
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eqoCOLLECTOR'S SALE.
Collectors sale OF Real Estate for d = Z.
1.-THE Costs aud Expense of .Allev.

NUIIOH ID HNbLbI CIV kNl That by Virtue
1x OF preeepk sissnea by the Mayor Of the City Al
Of Eyansviles and 20 directed, will sell sc =
Public Auction, at The door 9. the Court House
in said city, on
"Wednesday, ehknary rs, 1se64 s y
ct 10 O'clock A. NJ, the owing lets OF ground
orpRrcels Of Real Estate, much thereof, As
may be necessary 70 pay the amounts charged and -
asBessed against said los together with ths costa -
of sale; aud that said sale will DO cOntinuedon ~
the next day there8fters namely Thursday lob y
Fuary z2i, 1866, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at the same
place, for the purpose Of selling such property
as may baye been sold the day above mon .sN
foneil and not paid for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

Halls Vegetable SicilIan Hair Re-
ne w err has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered 10 the pub
lie.
1T WILL RESTORE GREY HAIR TO IRIS
ORIGINAL COLOR. .-..-.--sl..-ss .-.'..-.---4-
1t will keep the hair from falling ont. "a
1t cleanseSJ tho scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustrons and slken.
IL rs o splendid hair dressing. -. 81 81 1lEe
No person, old or young. shDaId;fa to use IT,
1T rs RECOMMENDED AND USED By
THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
1S-Ask for Halls Vegetable sfciIian Hair Res
newer, and take no ofhsE - - ia s.
"a - b. P. HALL a CO.,
Nassau, N. H, Proprietors.
For sale by KELLER q WHITE, and Drug
giAts generally. go Oc25, Gun
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workm.n seat TO an part. to
: Repair Bonersy5

@%An ordary viii receive cur individual atesn
tion and win Be promptly flled on the mos
reasonable tarma. a 7turgsgs
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UMoe and Foundry on the Canal
a1As corner Of Zngle street 2 ~
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Gas fitting.

THE NEW GAS LIGHT, BY TIRMINS SYS
Il TEN. SAVES UPWARD OF II PER CfNf
OMoeof CoE. sHENEHON DEw 7. SILK AND FANCY
DRY GOODS 354 Broadway, New.Yorb, Aus 10, 1866
certify Gas Bi' for the month previous TO Nj
Fn, improved Burner and Regulator had exceeded
hundred forty dollars month waTsqaired 10 sIaHins
the ndsfes day By day before and ar the application
OF Mr. Fifns and do hereby certify thai The rate Of
consumpon immediately reduced from One Hundred
and forty Dollar per forty Dollars Per month Tbs bill
accorded and the light sbeu, the and st
factory I'M yery respsct. W. KEEGAf, Cor
= COE, SHENEHON DEWITT
j. FIRMN GAS FILTER AND PLUMBER Nos. g and 90
MIidshBs supsrintendsn, Of os ct H. b. Clsfn coi
ThbuD. Eex.York Clse. ko
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6clioan GOODS.

I AIDES AID GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING and
l WHITING CASES, Portfoios Pocket Books. CsfdCreI
Gaze, &C. exhibition and or sale low 81 the once Of
nsanf,s,urrrs WIN T FRY 1 Co. Nos ia and 10 Wlsm-f
W. I. FRY & Co. Manufacturers Of the we'll
w . Known FRYS PATFNr POCKET FLASKs. INITIAL
PLAskS' SOAP BOXES DRINKING cups. REM ARD MED
tc Mandatory, Nos IA and l16 Willsm-s,, n y.
TIrHE NETWORK UNION VALENTINE C0a-
!ANY have stock Of Va.snl Il. his~ -
tas laGs a. SssGoOus Nos IA and i "a" -sL
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Trr.srEr DrFAR'Hrsr o,,es Q, IsTEHsaI Rsyrsur

DROPOSALS FOR STATlONERY.-SEAL
PROPOSALS VIII 10 received tons Office until hs l9h day o.
u o'clock supplying the Assessors sh
Collector. Of Internal Revenue bI9usboui that portion Of The unsa
S,s o. living the Rocky Monn,ain with Stationery of
ending June o. 1871 and until the dsy Of January
Tor uppn tbs AsesioIs and Collectors oil the koc houn
81,
Bidder. sy Obtain hrdnls Of ne be furnished with con
dt ons which sneh articles be delivered upon ap2e
sny Collector to the Comsiorer Of IneHsi Re'
-.
No proposal, viii be entertained from who nos regular
dealers in sises Did wiz proposals De
GUARANTEES that the con
,r.et viii, n awarded be lair ialy eI-cBted
Bids which cossn prices than The Of tie articles WI
n. considered fraudulent. 1Hd rejected. 4,
Inc Two Hundred and Forty Collection D,es sre distributes
into Depen shown by the schedule Furnished asd eaeh
pro the Department. 10 prOpoei 70 supply
1.-THE Commissioner ths right BIDS o. P
bid. the interest sf the Goyernnsnt require Ihe oa'
should addressed 20 he Commisoner Of Internal Revenue IN
$3.50 Propo.aI Supplying Stationery Internal Revenue
OAi.,n" r. A ROLLINS Commissionef.
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alaebiusrp.

GOULD MACHINE Ga. Of Newark, ~ j., and No
" 100 Lberty.- NevYo lroa and Wood Working Mschins
Steam Ens mes Bolers, saw-NHlf
CTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS FOR SALE
- One HORIZONTAL LNGlNE. lbnch cv.udsr BY 2si-ei
stroke; one 0SCLLATAG ENGNE lGuch oyhaaeI BY eneh
BLOWER ENGINE 8ucl cylinder lIiuch stroke
two Fan BLOWERS No. , STEAM PJMtf SMOht-
PIPE - inches diameter 81 feet long TWO RETURN TUBULAR
BOILERS; al second hand Apply 20
O. ". COPELAND No. III Broadway.
GTEAM ENGINES and BOILERS from 3 10 100
~ hspoWef 80 YfrGHc Pres lCnch Ram with brass
p17s complete Plsnef l.f DTiu g-MacLinc sbsNur Ps
eys Vices Anys. Plaliol oof Engi.h Cas- Steel
Machinery ofsl kinda HOFFMAN 3 FINNET.
No l67 WGerst., Brookyu-
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proppsals.
oTvoE or ASSISTANT ConuImAEY- or SUBSISTENCE
~ A ~ NV YoRK Novernh.r o. lHf6 (

OFFICE ASSISTANT COErrsAEI aEsEEAL or svBasTEseE
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS lin
"A dues.sl s be received by The undersigned until o'clock
ny :. d1s &.
or 900 bsrs PoRKHMEss OR PRIME MEss-of III. new
crop hOOPed oak ash barrels with two t9n hoop, he to
viii when their pOrk packed and the brands also the kind
The poL be received at such inspection yard. shall be agreed
1000 barrels 81 rs quality extra s7pssue Southern ST. LOu
osr brand, FLOUR uiia5 oy KEEPING o@a'. The
brands and places Of manufacture 70 BE- sisted the bd The oae
to be IN rood shipping order with round hoops a mead nsd ana
80 900 pound. prime NEW WHITE BEANS well seasoned
nd d,o q packed good bright wsleoopersd -four barrels to
100 900 pound. of ol-sn dry BROWN SUGAR barrels to
be new s.S s e - Use 1or The and be iou
5000 GALLONS Of the best quality PURE VINEGAR, made
only Cider whisky BON 4. foreign ,ed. and injurious
isry grains bcsbonsis potash Troy
.a Cds h'ssT 81 near The ,sqs strength Is may be 70 e Pot
proposal distinctly fAd and qualify Of Vinegar offered
So 900 pound. good hard SOAP By boiling only
unpe..ani oder than twenty per
The required for isI~edians dei'Ssry.
Samples Of the four beans vinegar and osP must be de-
printed copy Of this advertisement mas, be attached each pro-
; ;sS the " 90 s p SS%P a S'' sssn ~ S
written guaranty Of two responsible nsmr' as follow
the shove BID b. soepa be duly according
pared ard eoadioa. a,c that wTs. sops, VIII Ge"s.
furnshsd shall be -ISratsd, n required
with shipping marka TO be hereafter de-
su.ed uu; se Pauy marked on every package All other old
mus be 0btrrsed-
Cer6ce. OirDrson pf .'iou packers or inspectors oeT
pdrfp nshiHg prorifi0n viii be required or The nest
cyns part o(ths seller tbeiT present quality and condition
sndt the Immediately preceding inspection
The viii slio be x4mf ed and passed ny parss nom
tas ofhce the part tire Uuited States.
date delivery ompaed the retained samples 10y an Ia
s-ctof appointed by this o- whose certificate viii be required
Paynea E BE- aas i' qHfronf % soon a. funds
received Tar the purpose
Concso .r s1veeird bold goods expense the
United Stsies until required Tor shipment
Propssab t-H lurnthsd az tbs qee hh uff Dc
earege dddy,sted ns uHdraga<d and ad0ed
: Iropo,alI Tor Sub.fI,eHes f.oyss" H. \. CLARKE,
Bvt. Brg GeT and A. c. @. S.
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nlarble Hlanicls.

1tlulDlt utuUlCl9.
NfARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superor IN
wi ,pn-arsne; durable hall tho price Of msp l. D.
STEWART. No COS SIEths bet 1s'h 4 96th sta
MARBLE MANTELS.-'rhe best place in the city
WI to purchase MARBLE MANTELs o. the latest d..s. " vs,S
A. KLABER Marble WORKS no lle Eal i50n
I uear % ave. n y haas cut sgsay w. "a" oi
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special Di-
~ sss, ETC. Male and fsEss Tenth Enssed EdIion JUST
special Anstomy s.eTy the Syracuse Medical Cosse ~
Price . 90 WAREF X, No I Nrseysts GODFREY NO 90
Brosdvysyt MACFARlAND, TTen'y tds and brosdwsyi
the Author No Fii yhrs between Feoui sad Itd
AYES, iom 10 0ei0ck, sad 70 8 O'clock eyenla.I