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New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
No. : NEW-ST.. near Wall.
~ GWYNNE s. DAY.
BANXERs 4 BEOKFR,, B1y aud Sri Commission,
SrOOKS. GOLD. and 4 s. SECURITIES.
Ar-5rr-f Of Country received favorable
Dipioeno Notircs.

TREAuEERs OFFICE SHAFER FARM on COEPASI.t
No. p MARRFS ST. NKw y ORg. Dec. J. 1850.
4 DIVIDEND of TWO PER CENT (twenty cents
D. $. ARNOLD Treasurer.
OYficE oF THK brcHANAy -ARa Oh co.,
No. broad 81. Nra- l0LE
D-remhrr J. .asf.
VINHE TRUSTEES oC this COMPANY have declared
Il aDNDEND Of OH rEA CENT I'y'Oe OIL and ''r De'ea.
bor i5
Jfsrsr Booze closed from The 5i o. the lsh both days nve
-. STONE, L-s....-o,
uTFIcr o. Tur Cnc4eo WEyrEES RAJLwil Cox
SO. 81 BROlDwAy ACw-A ORB Nov a. 1876
THT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this COMPANY
have tli. dly decsred DIVIDEND q SEVEN PR CENE
toe Pre- erred >0k o. ts Company 1f t
ending the lt day of Dec mb next rfb On and aeT f
18th day Of DeesDbe ne1t n he ffeecd sioek ~ '3mpl
ra SD stock shown the books oi the Company
O. be lst day Of December -.
bo0kt VIII be closed the afternoon oi me t o De
csmbrl md op-u the morning Of th" l.tlL
Frrua le D -eu4 declare. wiz he paid cT
iu by the Treasurer the Of The price q hc ro the Day
p5er.d.us the uur-iase A.. :. PRiTtHAUp Treasurer.
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Hldtbincrp.

DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, aud ~
1 CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
The best and most complete IN
r. Circulars seut on application. ~. ,.,..,,,,,
UTIcA n. Y,
AID No 81 AuDEsI.SI NEw.YoEk
STEAM ENGINE and BOILERS WANTED
y Wrutsd ar.tass stationary Engine and Boilers. OF
about Oo horse power address MANUFACTURED bo1 No ibt
4. O New-foIk
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prrr1pTs OF PPODTCF.

DC lq7 20J bb. Flour 200 bbls WHISKY. l BIDS Corn
Meal 30 sacks Corn Meal $50 sacks OIcaso .2-l 1us
Wheat 3OI2 bush Torn l42 l56 BUSH Oas 4l2 bush Eye
90 bush Malt l2 tsg bush Barley l26 bush Seeds LUd
pkgs Beef 3s9 bbs Pork 2T pkgs. Cut Meats 30 pigs
Lard JOfg bbls Petroleum.
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5lationerp anO Tantn 0coos

5lationerp anO fantn Dcoos.
EOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANUFACTO-
RY II2 Wiam-st kinds Of Cot Pressed and
Plain CLASS IkKsrANDs, PAPER WIGhTS, SPONGE CUPS,
WI IL BHARY lNKSIAhDS. CocIane Patent
Analytic Thernonefe INKS Whitney Diapers Pat lNkSTA6D5
prr Mail orders strictly aendhd 20
CCHOOI. REWARDS, TESTIMONIALS-A very
- desirable article distribution the close schooL suBday-
school CAIds aud Msia Marriage Certhcaes Naennss Lace
Paper 1c New Of the above constantly being 9aohedb by
BkRLIN s JONES Nos. l34 snd la6 Niai1nrsi.
ENVELOPES Of every variety Of Color and Quality,
II manufactured Patent Cumming snd Fielding AAeiHe'
which g1Maed envelope OpcnEud EuveOpcs
cethcf large variety Of LETTER and kOTEPAPERS
BERLIN JONES, MnuiaetmeTs ho IA ADD 10 NtiaB-si
ENVELOPES, CARDS, &c.-Just
w Ou-Ths new ate SquArePsp desirable ttyi.b
Wedding Envelope introduced Mourning Enyeops Papers
ards all widths and styles Of borders
actared By BERLIN 4 JONES Nos l3l and 10 Wniamst
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BORT n)ar ocn's Noiire.
sr,rr or Nrw.Ynnr

STATE or NEwYoRK
PORTWARDESs' OFPcz, No. % Milamtt
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ passed April a. 1857 entitled An Act 70 Re-
ornile tile Wald-n Port Of New YORK 10 ali per
sg erestei n or haviny charge subject matter of
inquiry e1unison survey tho following now
unrr Wagdens tha the said surveys o
completed within days nexE sueeeein. ms
uolce board sid vessels;
steamship Neteglls
Steamship 10 = l..
steamship Audalusia =
ship J. r n
bark Cram hny phalseD ~ T. "a
Brig ss.sssssLuloNl.
SchI. X H. Tow usrnd Z H.
. -''' MiSfHoRyE ToMPKrNs President
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DrlntlrIg

(HAS. c. SHELLEY No. o. Barclay-st
u STEAM JOB PBINTER-Card Circulars. lielis Posters
Cstl osurs &c, az the lowest cash rates.
70 TtN STEAM PRESSES.
CYLINDER PREsSWORK DONE For rNE TRADE
XVM. EVERDELLs SONS. No. IUi fulton.st.-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LAEEi MANUFACTURE
Frs
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Geip h)anirO.
4 GENTS WANTED
u FOR FRANK MOORE'S

4 GEMS WANTED
u FOR FRAEK MOOREs
WOMEN OF THE WAR;
WONDERFULLY POPULAR!
er,r ha already become ,uo ore month yet since ti hr',
- -,rn Fsor ozE err I72 FEEsoy' HAya vHIrTzS
foar % .. I,.e rr..'e on ,h, book 'ni the
S.s.. .4a.- ra-r-, r-r e,ereH.e and ,a'as'
- Ss-y row 5 ~ a.i ~ ire,ine a'ioasiag 'aee..
'' '-'''-'-'' ''-- ''''- : s Scranton qos
40. 100 Asvlin-.t. lisru I'd. Conn
DOOK AGENTS WANTED.-Ageuts are now
M stRATE6 history % I'm BiBLE by John
ksio. b. b.. A Eated by Av.a Bond D. d. Of Norwich
@ % % as ssG: now gs5,s , r' A:'si, s,5 g'.' % IL f "a
W., .,.,,,r.,.,
''i' Information 'FP i'afi' hfS 'b l' So1s So3' Conn
CANVASSERS WANTED-TO SELL THE I'M
Y PROV ~ t9tDlSG roIkEr LANIEEN very ttl, i & Ed
nd -grveren,o oecuPy,Rs t .ar c D Gss' llS @ ag
ehrs ani % t caad, nl bs always ready .or e. most
rTprrlt- u e ses.'.t es"rsncet f-; 20 i - elel ,a'
Additional ,puss sprsu No J. ~ per % - O. 81 l3 per
2 L''f' Co 80 % sisid-a,1e e. T.
q Ives Patent Lamp and dealers IN heFo'eus d''d'
seusaly
nRY GOODS.-Two or three frst-class SALES
~ MFN Who can .'ac . ac in ~ .ioi.' 9 g,1, mr.
s3oa s ,2 f,,5nsr,' 'n ii lri = s,ii
SALESAflN WANTED-At the Mahogany Yard
one used ,o tlr bualncs ur f " m iI "'d'
pr fired. Gel between 10 aad H.
rINO DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Il and IMPORTING HOusEs.-A tui.c'n'' sALESMAN %.
long experience viii male aangemets With an NO hol" %.
tsr uelus by Of January. 1901 Salary, tHN ne anu
sn m prr cent on Adlre, ". s T. Tribune ONO" ~ y
WANTED, AGENTS-$l50 per month and all cx-
w pcn.-s paid cell toe celebrated BAKER FAMILY sEM-
MGMAClINE Price only ~ t9f P15i'%Ssfim % m 3r{g 70 9r 80
{. tLAhh J. Co. NO. tN' hI'eH"AN'
XH'ASHINGTON AS A MASON--A splendid new
w Imperd Photograph l4l by 9ache' which can be od
10 every IN the country AGENTS wanted j. hL
corner fulou and iors 'iL. Brooklyn, y J.
n nnn AGENTS WANrED.-TIIE BEST
I.tBJt CHANCE VIA work n Iiorcsl value and M.
to importance The only w0Ik Navy Yet il the held
As,as mud DO c3mpeinou. In pres, 80. .-,....
FARnAGrT AND OF Il NAVAL COMMANDERS.
Bv die T. EApLET the distinguished Author and Hsioriau
In e handfoe volume with - splendid Steel forat' and Battle
scslocompus early LIE public services aud naval career o
o. naval heroes. -. 90.
Tc popular aud rapid selling book W,
Sold only Agonts send a. ouc m Tie ouih aud
roulrrnce the CANVAS Address l.. b. TREAT co.
PubHAerl, No So Broadway. New-l orb
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Real Gsiaie for Sale.

nAIRY FARM for SkLE.-VaulDablo FARM at
- HYDE Park L. J.. containing 20 al in the highest tate
cuyaou u from brookiyu minutes walk from sLaoh
al buildings repaired ior finn Of hls z-i TIE mo
and productive s4Hd Will divide the farm II
HAGGERTY PHELPS
No. II Pin--st
OISn niln TO LOAN, on Bond and Mort
y IoOt,UUO rsse, on improved Properly in NewJsr;.y'
ind 10 New iors City and Brooklyn DELA'AN ALLEN No
o PiA,-st
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
,u, srn Sets....4.8fi Moon Riie'.....l; 81
HlGH THIS DAr
sandy Gov Iand.....of' Hell oate.'''-'t
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11rr srncE nrER THE ERIE RAILWAY.

=
Forthe week ending saturday, Dec l0j cattle 80
ears hogs - sheep horses car ea'es- ioia
2l3
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Hli5rcllaueouc.

A FRANKFIELD & Co., Jewellers, No. 2U9
". srthaye q Fourteenth ard No. sl3
WITCHES. JENLLRY, SILVER and PLATED MAhf. MAhf. We are
sBees American Cuckoo ClooGa adel
" sehcs with Secret Locksts for LikenesG
ARTICLES DU VOYAGE.--Moroeeo and Russia
leather Bags OF Paris and Vienna male SOLE Leather
-. Ir-ss TfuDka 1c Wholesale and retail JOHN CATINACH,
coner ofBroadwHy aud Walls. aud No. IOp bfoadway.
A CARD-To Merchants and Manutacturers-W.
& FRANCIS Thompsonyle, Conn, manufacturer OF GRO
CIT HECKLE ard GILL PINS ordets ,hantay received
MOP CORN. 800 Fifty Barrels Of prime old POP.
/ gORN by AL ". Z. DCRiEA loot VI Feseysi
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1auinqs Bduks.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK. shave, corner
~ OF lstbt SIX CENT interest," free Dcposif
made on OF before Dec nec. J.
n a. Erlt. Secondary. THOMAS CHRISTIE. PTedelL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
proposals.


OFFICE BOARD EDUcArIoS, corner OF GIsId}
and Euisis.. NSv. oRK December > lbt6
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received AT TINS
untl the 7ih dy December next q, O'clock p M az
wach time ad proposal, val be considered @ ilpp{ns tss I'D o.
BOOKS, STATIONERY and other articles required Tor ie use
Of Schools for yosT hs st o January ~
~, the articles required viii be rnihed application TO the
TIMOTHY BRENNAN.
SAMUEL h. n. VANCE Counties
JAMES W FARR on
LANES !. MILLER supplies
JAS B. DUPlGNAC, J
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fnanrldl.
CEVEN PER CENT LOAN.
CAnO nnn

i
- $4,000
ONONDAGA COUNTY BONDS.
Proposals less than viii be received by the underlined
essnr o the County Onoudaga until y O'Clock ine m
dsy OF December bic office ia Syrtcn tr the whole ~ any
p s40 Bonds said County 70 be sued under ne
suhorty extending portion o. the Bonded pcDi o. 9
matt n the lt03.
be denominations t HVN
ZOO viii bear interest date March 1851 a. the rate Of
ssvn per per FOR which coupons w be aed pay
able sIu annually and March Of each year aud w mature
March ], 1871 and 2, each S20FO
March ]. 1879 aud !. each Jj0U
Msreh l. 1873 each 1900
March ], 1876 l2nh0
March ], 1871 lt9OWl
Pros should ataie tie deBounstons required yssr'
which they ial due "a
Any ods Of County nsuing in the 1867 be received
" DUDLEY ?. PHELPS, Comfy Tfessurer.
Cwr,ruse Nov.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

Copdrinership Notices.
nISSOLUTION.-The frn of PLUMBER NY.
I)ERS this dissolved The
nrsf viii be continued by PLUMMEn Z sPAULDlNO from tAs
NEW ORR,
December }, 1916
sNEUK PLUNmFE
". u. MYERS.
TIOt. o. sPAULDfgG.
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60 Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT until the lst oi
May longer n city Poughkrpsie, on Msn0squir'
I'D contains the trst oo lncIlpil
,ehen i've ths second IN the s.i 10. atest par
touars inquire 4 W. B LENT % Rndphs boolHoe no ~
broadway Or by eie- ofGEO B. LEST on the prenise-.
fNO RINT-Furnshed and unturnished HOUSES.
i few lc.. sw BENEDICT Nos and & Pinesi.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
DISASTRR.

The sp Kate Dyer tof Portland, Mel Leav calso sept
Dec. at 145 10 niles south 0i Fire
Island, into by steamship scotland hence ilT Liverpool
the aOoad sinking hef immediately calrlnf
down With her % Of the crephe captain pa of
getting the shp The ship stand
us with the wind INV the steamer
beior the collision the starboari bow and they bad kep
would c-aed the ship long distance bot she
preached they put port and the ip The hse
Dyer burden and owned by joseph w Dyer and others
PortSnd Me- ships Paul Brodie first ofr
Antwerp Frank Joses and Fred Smith 6Oys OF Portland Me-
Vim. Blackwell sauker Of London; Fred Jenkins carpenter a
Hamburg. WH Rollins, steward Wallace Cox cook Nn Harms,
Jones Robert Barber Robert Bourne, John Q1ik, he1y John
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
6oiels, &r.
Doaro an0 Rooms.

LN ELEGANT Suite Of ROOMS. or an entire 2d
n FL or Also itA 1ooF % LEI with or WIN
OF FouTteru'st between finn aud sAthaysa Addfe
DANA. Tribune ONCE
EIRSrCLASS BOARD and pleasant and neat
ROOMS now be- secured lt No SO CoImblst Brooklyn
Bihis thee minaio. walS rom Fulton Ferry
GENTLEMEN can obtain q suite Of ROOMS, or
" single Iooms reasonable e No. 70 Fifteenth s west "i
Hihave.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS-For
rrutlrreu. the -, John Hote newly
o2eHrd single ol week upward Broedway neaT
Eghth It,. New-lors.
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nor0oins CARDS. Sc.

ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. IO4 Fulton-st
~ WEDDING CARDS and FINE srArioNERN tE''abh'hsd
1888
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DLEECKER a. DENIsON, Real Estate Broker
CAsTLE mOMARD FARM.-Ihe .nb.cribcr v

CASTLE HOWARD FABM.-Ihe subscriber will
Y above which be- erl'f - p1bl sale o
tho cubrr 2oc1k g. ttr premises The sad
p.ace contains ll2 sIacd le turnpike ne
Princeton uifs ION eTch Place aud tie
th' railroad stations The lnd b. 81 good
wood tlAbc uci
without goun. 1Hd around tue
yc and h growth Of pine spruce
fh. dwelling ed a1Ift a fee from tl'
tIrnritr. r.,int The h.' large a1d rliay
v-utt good and s g. house the 10 has
Turnpike o' f ' ' W tI s,yfrl alies
fof bulldog urrltne uelhhorood Hrr cC-c1ptu
o,eR- Jersey Noy. o. ipd siieTHuRsu tt uer-,n1c ~
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/ 81 SEA Isl. iT'S-iLi.AND COTTON PLANTATION.

a choice IIuialou Dog fIsfru ii.t clt1l 10
me crop a See leland Cotton. -Irits ~ cyrrf ulh re
sary D1 .ud eIins tools led order vita ia,
fs lrlel t.clrOd Tr..Ir largely It. p.ut.teH los
Oraae Uf-l fl l, ..rr I4.a - I.tr Ht s aft.
from Br4.I-t l.l y. Z r.' d Cotton.
W. sa.I win sfcc. 10 bsr-t'r.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
A BEAuTIFUL FARM in aataLoea Co.. IIl acros

- SALE by order Of tho treCuors u Asa @ dresrd ie
urop,rfv known qs 81 aud 1 Brorivy .d Sos 80
g. j A. a. Newest ani known a. HL ~ hL rlOhL7
rouir-o broadway o about i25 '-e' about b let on
New and EAchsn-e place Of about ~ ire rd on tr ,lihrfy
to rert compact uIf'e. q improved
real state ofccl the Ciy lia The lots covered
hy aud costly Nar'hou erected r t lsfc owner
@ iohar subject rae United states Gov
expiring the ~ of May Tor uI and free roseson
on half o the r-uriu ou bond or
fiI ODD can De- pad On
delivery Of the decd Tor further put-us ulIe o. HOMER
MDUGAN 40 = tdt.l
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

Ql nln MNl "A large number Of valuable
I'D .USJU.OtJOs Southern Cotton PLANTATIONS,
de,ab Mil Propere, Sugar Timber end ursnine land
for SALE, Rent exchange, Tor Cy properly Merchandise
}. r. BROOMK Co, No % broadway. n V.
.)nO BUILDING LOTS on Bergen flights, easy
,DbU ell the Jerey Ferries BY plots
az 10 ~ city lots each, pucos sl5o 90 $500 each
PARSONS wAgD, No 70 Colarsi.
G.l .(OA WILL BUY A GOOD FARM Of 20
pDsDOO ceres usd hgh cultivation good house aud
budugs ttock aud q miles Ia New Jerasy
PARSONS 4 WARD, No. - Cedart,.
100 OON ACRES of PINE LANDS in
IOO.OOO MCIliGAN FOR sALE.-These lands
were carefully cted aud of tho 1s aud beat
trscis east oftLe Rocky Molutlius. Apply 10
III WARD Detroit, Mich
A A. SCHEIDLER,
N. FRISCO PAINTER.
Designs with Eg'insies vii he c0uny jobs
Churehss Bankng B0asss Hotels &c No. ~ Nsst ThehsL,
corner Of Broadway, y. T.
MONEY IN VARIOUS SUMS 10 LOAN ON
wi CITY PROPERTY.
". BENEDICT. No, I,sd Piae,i
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V,O MANUFACTURElis.-Su -Supenorsitcs for manu-
factory dresy the th0e Of Long Isna sound distit
ton nearly every the day and ID csubost daily. Vessels
b discharge the
mills TIE situation Of the healthy the State for
oueratves viii lie uade With parties desiring estab
h new branlea Of business Building power be fur
nished uecdd Addess Manufactusr BoI 46i6 r. o., New
VI
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EOAL LANDS for SALE-A lot oi over five
Y iluel l'n -f u tpA LAND 20 'iLE ia Penu'yylHis
upon fhe D Hy,r im u rode ID che tiIe
Railway end Hc lu aud q ison 'I. ari g,' b" 'ed o.
belongs rir F1 tel lorltJu apy Jas. ALLLkION
Attorney ylt-aw PORT J,r,H. n. 3.
EHEAP FARM aud PEACH ORCHARD 80 miles
u south ofPhlad.rha baltimore hairoad D. uf-s rom
depot. Nd Laws uet .- r.p rrs Mus; be
sold asr-. rel yr.-t tilg
good uid duks many. Aclress EA0HI
son. Wilmington. praaaic.
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ALSO.

On ACRES N.tHIFtS PINE LANDS.
il ro lft, ea TuiaFai lri n.bH.d l.,.r. il1 rs orr
5000 rle Both v4 1e s1L lw i'r .. -' C a--l -
r..-t,... ADtly to WA Do. ftN . Co.,
NO. 10 NU0F.tl. Sew 81 orb.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.


which greatly facilitates the process of
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all infiammations, viii allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodie action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers. il will give rest
to yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can sag ia confidence
and truth of it what we have never been
able to say of any other medicine: neveT
has IL failed in a single instance to effect a
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in
terms of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter "tohdt lUe do knotC,'' after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the JttLiltDlent Of aUldt zee here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant iE
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile of CURTIS q PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world.
PRICE, ONLY 81 CENTS BOTTLE.
mayl0 deod W If
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
! Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills

Are prepared only for legitimate pur-.
pose, and are the only safe and effective
medicine for all those painful and danger
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tuition is subject. They are the only Genu-
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b Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills. By their in
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wife or mother should be without the Mys-
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they are the Iady's Friend. Price 50 pei
box. or 8 boxes for SIS. For sale by all drug
gists in Evansville.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
City Council Proceedings.
MONDAY EVENING.
TF June %. 1866.

~ 8cuHO Zyf sACOO. J
Council met pursuant to- adjourn
ment, His Honor, Mayor Baker pre-
siding. Councilmen present-Messrs
Hunnell, Mills, Smith, Miller, Reitz,
Wiltshire and Terrence.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid:
Peter Zapp and others, for work on
the street, $177 45. James Swanson,
for gunwale, 81 81. Adam McClain,
for work on streets, 81. S. McClain,
for work, 81. r. Brunette, for labor,
81. H. Wheeler, for earth, ST II.
Jacob Tesh, Salary as policeman, $14.
S. Glazier, salary as policeman, $14
Rocker & Blount, for balls and
chains. 50 so. r. E. Barter & Co.,
for stationery, S32 81. Bacon & Sons,
for omnibus hire, 81 30. Altering 4
Co.. for lumber, $27 o. Police bill,
S96. j. L. Dunning, on account as
/ Assessor, S75. A. Hitch, for earth,
$S3 AT. Dr. Sawyer, for earth, 81 o..
Liant 4 Bro, balance on constructing
sewer, S3,7l7.
The wharf report for the week end
ing with date, showed that S247 % had
been received from that source.
Upper market report showed that
/ S44 % had been received from outside
collections.
1t was ordered that the cisterns be
filled on Tuesday night, the 26th.
j. Newman was granted license to
retail intoxicating liquor on the corner
of Market and Honest John Streets.
Margaret Wetzel and others pre-
sented a petition asking the vaca-
ton of a part of Ann street. and re
Enumeration for the same, claiming i
as their property; which was referred
to a committee consisting of Messrs
Reitz and Wiltshire.
On motion, it was ordered that the
Clerk advertise for PROPOSALS for con
structing. a sewer on Locust Street
from Fourth to Eighth streets,
! On motion. the Council adjourned
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
A Crown of Glory.

Every Man, Woman and Child who has
1T IL STERLING'S AMBROSIA
Is willing to recommend it. Three years
of rapidly increasing sale have made the
Ambrosia famous all over the world.
ez 1T rs WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
IT prevents the Hair from Falling Out
1T renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
,CIeanses the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow,
= Removes Dandruff, Cures Nervous Head
ache. Cures Badness, Insures Luxuriant
Locks. Inclines Hair to Curl, Supercedes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
once.
TO THE LADIES
We say, the Ambrosia will suit You to I.
Elegantly put up. Delicately perfumed.
PatTonized by Opera Singers and Actresses.
Sold in splendid boxes or cartons. contain
ing two large bottles-No.2 for morning,
No. for evening.
There is no mistake about it, STER-
TING'S sAMBROSIA is the best most
arreeable and effective toilet in the world
m nroye this try a carton.
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anviodvViV.
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FINE WHEAr-We have receive,

FINE WHEAE-4We have received
several heads of very fine wheat,
taken from the farm of Hon. Smith
Miller, of Gibson County. The spec
linens are of two kinds, White and
Red. both verv we'll filled and beavv
a specimen of the wheat in general,
there will be noreason to complain Of
the quality. We have seldom seen
better filled grains or heavier heads,
Those received are full ripe, just ready
for reaping.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
CoUNTY lCoMMIssIoNERs.

County COMMISSIONERS. -The
Board of County Commissioners yes
terday made settlement with the
Treasurer, who gives notice that all
County orders Endorsed prior to Sept.
1st, 1865, will be redeemed. No in
terest will be paid accruing after this
date. Those having County orders
will do well to give the matter atten-
ton at once. The equalization OF
assessments has been completed, we
believe. l aai SEQ sh
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
I Ohio and Mississinni Railroad.
CITY NEWS.

HoT-Hot was not a sufficiently
strong term to give correct idea of
the state Of the atmosphere yesterday.
We hope some one having influence
with the clerk Of the weather will use
his influence to get up a breeze
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
STRENGTH FOR THE EXHAUSTED

ssg STRENGTH FOR THE EXHAUSTED
~ Thousands die, as it were, inch by inch,
Of bodily weakness; for debility viii kill
as certainly, though not so quickly, as a
raging fever. Is it asked how the weak
shall be made strong; the debilitated sus-
tanned and restored the exhausted reilled
with vital energy? We aver that of all in
MIGRATING preparations given by science
sst.l, to man, from the institution of the art of
healing to the present hour, not one has
wrought such wonders in the way of re-
storGti0n as HosTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs. This is indeed the tom
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supporting, Hfe-prolonging agent, the like
of it is not to be found in the catalogue of
medicines. Among the various articles
n, used to arouse the dormant powers of ma
= ture, it stands alone--the great awakener
of the paraIyzed physique 1t not only
awakens the physical powers from a state
of collapse and hamilton, but it imparts
permanent vigor to the muscular and ner-
Hous systems-reinforcing as it were, both
the stronghold and the outworks of vitali-
ty. The aged, the decrepid, the nervous
the broken-down of both sexes, are recon-
mended to try it, They win asssiredly find
1t a present help in time of trouble
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no injurious properties whatever. %
HtOiH restore gray hair to its original color.
I'll It will keep the hair from falling cut. m
ia 1t cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair
ga soft, Iustrous, and silken.
1t is a splendid hair dressing. ha,
sTf No person, young or old, should fail to
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