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Hills Allowed.

3 The following billswe allowed by the
County Commissioners, on Monday, June
lS: .ss up Ira l
Samuel Spade, for work about Jail,
$3.50. .s'r' 'F 10 srloi ol q arr'lu a@ri 1agd
, Samuel Doyle, for balance due on j" con- l,
tract for building bridge on the line Of
Clinton and Montgomery townships, $500,
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sheridan NrInlnR COmpnnv.

Certificate Of incorporation filed in Office
Of Secretary Of State, June 10. Capital,
100000, divided into shares Of SlOO each.
Locations Sheridan, Perry township, Law
renee county, Ohio. Purpose Mining,
transporting, and selling stone coal, iron
ore and fife clay. q ssJO a.fe "a ~. .LIEl
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IThs miami Coal COMPANY.

Certificate ofincorporation filed IN ,oiiiee
of Secretary of State, June 10. Capital
stock, 100000, divided into shares. of 500
each. Office and place of businessto bein
Cincinnati, Ohio.ssFEWDIBE
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OIentangy Park Races.

Entries for the races will be madegat
VESTS Billiard Room; corner Of State and and
Pearl streets. Pools will be sold there un-
derithe Authority of the Association ,,aEy
I0-d2tr 80 ssi,on i A. j.. OLMsTED, Pres't.
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StrnnrberrY FeptIvalsF.

The ladies of the Town street M, E.;
Chntch hold their annual strawperTy
Festival in the basement of the Church on
Wednesday keyening, 2Oth inst. An their
friends are cordially invited. 'd
Ladies of the Church, will meet in the
basement Wednesday, att O'Clock Pm.
( l9-2td AAOT rdKL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-20

General Grant is expected to arrive here
to-day, Onthe afternoon train from Cineln-
natl. 1t is understood that he viii attend
the 0Ieatangy Park races.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PROSECUTING ATToREEY.

fhOSECuTlNd Al IVhnbf.H III
The numerous friends Of EDWARD T. De-
LANY will present his name to the Democratic
ConyentionfOr noniination'as as a nddatefor Pros
ecuting Attorney, subject to their decision.
- MANY TRUE DEMOCRATS.
p The friends Of Gen. siW. ANDREWS will pre-
sont bis name TO the Franklin County Democratic
Convention for nomination for Prosecuting Attor
ney. Should he be pominated and elected, he will
croditably discharge the datics Of tho oofRce. ~
q EDITORS ,STATEsMAN :--- Please announce O. Z
L0WENSTEIN as candidate for ProsscHting At Il
torney, subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention and oblige ! .epi-viip,h -F HHT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-20

G. A. Brady viii sell pools during the
? races, at Ed. Lanes, No. 165 South High
street, morning and evening. ~ I'd toi7oh
"a -dotoHui'15 obs % ,9hHl lIl..I left 1pl IN
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EnaCinl Caution.

NVOOHNH ONNNNEHVVN
- Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has be-
comeso popular that various parties haYe
put out articles calling them Mrs. Wins
lows. Please take notice that THE MRS.
WINSLOW OF THE SOOTHINGSY
Is NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY 9TH
Err ARTICLE. idne4-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-20

Mr.. ED. LAUF has reopened q new Hat
Store, No. 22o South Highstreet, next door
north of f. Ullman's Book and Periodical
store.S The many former patrons Of his,
while on Town street, will accept his
warmest thanks, and as many new ones
whomay call. Heinvites all to come md
see the latest styles of Hats, Caps, &C..
at EASTERN prices. A continuance Of
former patronage is respectfully solicited.
Special attention will be given to repair
may19-d3m ED. LAUF.
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Insult TO the Murdered BOlImeyer.

Insult 10 Ihe Murdered BOllmeyer'
We print elsewhere in this mornings
STATESMAN the proceedings of a public
bmeetins held last Saturday evening, IN
Dayton, to consider the late outrage which
has been committed by partisan Malignants
over the grave OF J.rF. BoLLMEYER, the
murdered Editor Of the Dayton Empire, II,
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puSetlne OF the DenocIratic stare
'7'DP Central ComHnl1Iee,

ONtrNA NSIiitT NY n tJs.L 9ii
There will be meeting Of the Demo-
cratic State. Central Committee, ona Tues
day, June 26,, at II o'clock A. NJ at Ven
GERS Had, 247 South High street, Columbus,
Ohio. .n1lnYsJIl'1 7ll8 s1HIiE-21Inup if
o. sst1,s ass JOHN q, THOMPSON, ch'H,,
c. BEAM. Sec'y. .I,t.9.9fJ,7 N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-20

DIR. B. F. BERKLEY, having returned to
the city, may be consulted at his Office, op
North High street. nearly opposite Desh-
ler's Bank, tall hours during the day, when
not professionally engaged. jun7-dtf 3
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June Is, ls6s74t' I..II7l,ITr--fry,1-Trv -

TEE latest style Of Hoop Skirts can be
obtained In this city only at e. Reeds Hoop
Skirt Mandatory, No. 81 East State street,
aprl8-eodtf r. on z1o'ssiggiR i1iL3 qooH
1
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PooIa For Nnla,

L. 0LMsTED, PFes'ty
JOHN G, THoMPsoN, Sec'y. dit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-20

Z a suulsseRa1BHR SUB desires Is soi IAN ne A.
|tentionof the Board ofiHealth tosthe bad
|cbhdItion0f Chapel street, oeast Of Fourth.
From bis acco {. H. suffered 70 remain i'd
rs present pre- atstssi " Tilfbs . prolific sensr-
|ator0f disease. shl 10 3maH odj b5jniEq III
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THs Democrats Of schaylkill county; Pa

! - y
JOHN M. LUCAS, Sec'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
How 10 Avoid the Cholera.

Alta meeting Of the New York Health
Commissioners, Dr. Sayres, of Brooklyn,
gave the following general rules for the
treatment Of cholera patients:
Great fear and anxiety had a great
deal to do in the prostration and spread
of disease, end infnenced the physical
condition to such degree as to make
persons more subject to IL than they
would Otherwise be. He thought if ahe
people understood the single fact thar it
is always preceded By certain Fremont
tory symptoms, such as lassitude, lam
guor, debility, and diarrhea, and that
in this stage of the disease il is nearly
always curable, If the proper precau-.
tionary measures are taken, it would
tend 10 alIay the popular terror. At
this stage of the disease, ii 10 of the first
Importance to pay attention to the first
symptom, which is diarrhea, At the
very first approach; the patient should
assume horizontal posture and retain
it, with the hips higher than the should
ers, and under no circumstances assume
the perpendicular, even for. momenta
Absolute, ,lpositiye rest ia needed, the
body being kept in warm condition.
Any artificial means can be used for
that which may be necessary. The
main thing, 10 the horizontal position,
and perfect rest at the very commence
ment of the disease. aIf the patient 10
down stairs when taken, let him stay
there or be carried up. If be is out
visiting, let him stay at bis friends
house. Keeping this position for forty
eight hours, in the majority of instances,
the disease will pass over, and the pa
tient, on recovery, need make no very
great changes in his mode Of life. OF
course, if be has bad habits he should
reform them; eat and drink nationally,
and attend to business as usual. but not
overdo il. In the present state of the
atmosphere, when pestiience is abroad
che system is rendered more liable to
exhau stion, and he should husband his
strength by avoiding violent exercise
With these few precautionary measures,
and proper sanitary condition of the
CITY, and rigid enforcement of quaran-
tine, we may hope to escape any pesi-
glential epidemic.7S 9fasfF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

into gold. The militia is drilled many
times day. All the public buildings
are strongly guarded. The banks are
restricting discounts to well approved
customers, and refusing to advance upon
any collateral security.
WINDSOR, G. w., March 14--A special
to the Herald states that the excitement
along the frontier Is making Canada
very warm for Americans. Surpicious
characters areorossing the borders daily.
Thousands OF volunteers are on the look.
out, and more are on the way.
DETROIT, March 14.-The City Coun-
ell accepted an invitation to join the
Fenian celebration on st. Patrick's day.
There is an unusual stir among the De-
troit Fenians. Mysterious rockets we're
sent mp on the American shore. 1t 10
believed that some movement 10 IN pro.
gress.
ROCHESTER,, March IA report is in
circulation here that the Fenians have
purchased four large steamers of the
American. Line on Lake Ontario, now
lying in this harbor.
This is not credited The steamers
are fitting out for the spring trade. 1t
10 understood that the Government Of
fcials are keeping an eye upon these
boats, and the affairs in the harbor be-
low the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16


A NEW INvEsTIoN is GER
iainly q progressive" article. We
have it put up ia the shape of collars
and cuffs, and served mp in variety of
shapes. The last encroachment upon
the domain OF linen, cotton and wool is
the introduction OF paper 90 cks. In
regard to the last addition, the Scientific
American says:
The object of this invention consists
in producing new article Of manufac
ture, viz : socks made Of paper, or pa
per and muslin combined. 1t is we'll
known that paper is one of the best ma.
terials for keeping in or causing the body
to retain ifs natural heat in other
words, it prevents cold air from reaching
such parts of the body as may be en-
| veloped in it. The inventor designs his
socks particularly for use under or over
a pair of ordinary socks or stockings, to
be worn in cold weather; but it is OBJ
| yious that they can be made of kind
of paper which would last as long as an
ordinary pair would keep clean, and
they can be made so cheaply that theil
cost will not equal the price of washing.
] Surely, the world is advancing, for pa
per socks, indeed, will prove a novelty
If they can be manufactured as cheaply
as their inventor claims. they will rap
idly grow into genaral use, and thu
lessen the profits OF the wsshwoman. l
We can have paper socks, why cannot W
find substitute for linen altogether
1t seems to rs that paper shirt bosom
demand our next attention. FL VS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
The Canadian Journals on the Fe.
mans.

The Montreal Telegraph says:
In view ofthe fact that Montreal is ct
the present time favored with large
number of suspicious strangers, who ex-
hibit q good deal of interest in our
banks and other repositories Of money
and property, it would be wise precau-
tion for the citizens to organize ward
patrols. A. little extra precaution at
this time may prevent some wsiling
hereafter over the want of it.
The Toronto Globe says:
II our neighbors really intend to take
measures to prevent mischief, and to
keep themselves from embodiment be-
cause of Fenianism, 1t is time they
should act .sssE ssar aEas
As to the question of wrestling either
Ireland or Canada from Great Britain,
that we. regard as simply pteposterous.
But there is. just now, not a little dan
ger that forays along the frontier, or ever
against Montreal itself, may be attempts
ed before the navigation opens Not
many of those who come would go back
Our hospitality would keep them forev-
er. But lives will be lost and property
destroyed, for which the apathy Of theil
Government will render the United
States responsible. tt Is not a question
Of secret preparation, of which Gov
ernment can either be ignorant nor pre-
tend ignorance. The preparations are
open, asowed, hoasted of, paraded. The
United States Government takes no
steps to stop the work, and those men
think, and have reason to think, that il
desires it to go on, to encourage and
foster it. ts ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
the VERY LATEST
TEIEGR.APH.
1TfacslIaneous Items.

New YoaK, March 15-The Tribuns's 3
special says: 4 special Cabinet Meeting
was held yesterday afternoon, and it
was currently reported that the removal
of Mr. Clark was the subject under con-
sideration. The Expressions of regret
are very general at the radical differ
ences Of opinion between these two high
financial officers Of the. Government. n !
The King of Belgium has sent spec.
isl Embassy to Washington to announce
bis accession to the throne of that king
dom. The Embassy consists of General
DeBanlau, with two aids and secreta-
ries.
The House Naval Committee yester.
day heard Assistant Secretary Fox, who
earnestly advocated the immediate
adoption of League Island as a naval
station. he pronouuces it the only
available locality in the country ft for
the purpose and needs of the iron clads.
a large number Of appointees to GIL
various vacancies have passed the Exs
aiming Board, aud were sent into the
Senate, yesterday, but were not voted
upon In executive session. .sa
There are now some, two thousand
military appointments awaiting con
frmatiou. & W &C
The Commissioner Of Pension 5es~
terday, decreed that under the provis-
ions of the law granting pensions to
mothers wholly or in part dependant on
a deceased son, that it must be shown
that such dependency was not mefely
prospective, bat actually existed prior
TO the sons death. R4fs
Seventy FIVE members Of the society
of Friends from Randolph county, n. O,
arrived in Washington yesterday, en-
route TO Indiana, and assert that they
were forced to leave their homes from
persecniioDs Of ex soldiers of the rebel
army. They state that at least one hun,
dred and City more, of their persuasion,
are bound for the West, and will arrive
here in few days.
An order, directing nearly one hun.
dred officers of the Veteran Reserve
Corps, to report to Gen. Howard for du-
ty in the Freedmen's Bureau, in the
South, was yesterday issued.
This eTimes'z correspondent of the city
Of Mexico writes that It is very general
ly asserted that M. Sangtais, Minister
and Secretary Of the Treasury, whose
sudden death has been announced, was
poisoned. IS FE 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
CITY NOTICES.
AEABcH IL. 1866


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE Walks.
And now &c is hereby ordered and directed by
| the Common Council Of the city Of EvsngFlls,
that the owners of lota parts of lots, fronting
/ or adjoining the northwest side Of Oak street,
| from Fourth street to Center street; @ rs5FsH
horthwest side of Division street, from Sixth
to Seventh street; .
Southwest side Of Eighth street, from walnu.
| to Ches mt street;
Southwest aide Of Eighth street, from Chestnut
| TO Cherry street;
west aids Of Third avenue, from Ninth street to
sopthsass sids Of cherry street. from csntsr
street to the Canal 81 -e r. ksa yfsse lfs4 seed
Southeast side a Cherry strest, from Fourth
East sidso Wsshington street, from Franklin
street to Seventh street;
East side of Washington street, from Hamilton
street to Fr4nkiin street;
West slas oflHsrrist stFsst, from Frank in
East side Ct Second ayenus, from Eighth street
to Ninth strsst;
North side Of Eighth street, from First avenue
to Second avenue
Northea side Of Eighth street, from Chestnut
TO Cherry street;
Southeast side of Chestnut street, from Eighth
street to Ninth street;
Southeast side Of Chestnut street, from Ninth
street 10 Tenth etrsef;
Northeast side pfCanal stree=, from Bond street
to Ann street;
Southeast side Of Bond street, from Market
street to ths Cara1;
In said city. cause the side wal shereon to. be
brought to the proper grades and that they cause
aide walk Of Glass No. to be laid down ther. on
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. " -5sa 49,
City Clerks Once, March l6, 1866. mAr163t
EIUniou copy1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
n.r.xvsd Alarm I'm Canada.

NEw York, March l4.-Thousands of
Fenians will cross the borders as soon as
the weather permits, end will be Joined
BY sympsthizers in Canada The Gov
eminent detectives are on the alert on
a.. s;de Of the line, and kanp the Ca
madam authorities informed OF the Gov
ernmentis enemy. The panic shows no
abatement. A serious run for gold has
Commenced on the banks throughout the
provinces.
exc;temeut is still at fever heat. Busi-
meas is al a stand. The run upon the
savings banks continues, and small de-
nositors are converting their balances
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

n@- Benjamin Surrell of Terre Haute
was arrested at Matioon, Illinois, last
week, for the murder Of DIR. York at
Charleston, Illinois, about two years ago.
The arrest was made in consequence Of
a remark be made that be had seen the
pistol with winch York was killed. The
Terre Haute Journal says Surrell
was in that place at the time Of the muir
der, aud tbatshe has not been out of the
State of Indiana for four years, till his
recent visit to Mattoon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
CHEAP PRICES AND
GOOD ASSORTMENT,
BoLLE 8 BEYREIss.
COLLECTORS SALE.
Collectors Sale Of Real Kstste for
q Costs and Expenses Of Sidewalk
q improvements. =

NToTIGEIs HEREBY GWEN, that by ysrtue
IN Of pxeeepts, issusd by the Mayor Of The city
Of Evanssille, and to me directed, IWifi.ssiR at
public auction, at the door of the Court house In
said city, on ~ - =
TUESDAY, MARCH Doth, 1861 =
at 10 O'Clock a. m, the followin lots OF ground
parcels of real estate, much thereof as
may be necessary 20 pay the amounts charged and
assessed against said lots for the costs and exp
sss of making side walk improt emsnts upon said
lots Of ground. together with the costs Of ssls;
and that said sale will be continued on the neg {
day thefeaftsr. namely; Wednesday, March
91st, 1856. at o'cicck p m, at the sane place,
for the purpose Of selling Aueh property may
have been sold on the day above mentioned, and
not paid for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Liberal Christian Worship.
Rev. J. G. FoRMAS, z uniiarian." will Leisure
in Masonic Hall. Of Main and Firat streets,
on Sunday next, March 18th. Subject Of mora
ing lecture; "Infiusnce Of the Libera. and ortho-
dox Faith 0ontraated . Evening lecture - ''Lib-
eral Christianity a Moral syateIh." Services at
the usual hours. Sta to free The public are cor
daily invited. ta f 1l 2a~es@ ~ mar1s.2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
DIED.

McCRACKEN--FebrnAr 22d sg6s cMARLsE
McCRAcKEE, infant son o, Simon and
II. A. McorAcken, aged months and day. Z RI
Gone, sweet flower, to eternal Sest-- q +
Gone to early tomb;
Not Zoo Purs . dwell with the blessed, Il
Not too sweet ia heaven to bloom.
Father and mother may mourn for their pet,
Ana gszs on the vasant chair; AK
And long the eyes with sorrow be wet.
For little prcKrE Is no longer there. ~ I'll i
His little hands are c'a2ping now
In halls of shIning god, A. 4AEtA
With glitter ng crown on his young brow
A Lamb OF tie savior'a fold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
. ELECTION NOTICE.


STATE EspsslssPss Ss TsPI1Sai Sosusy. ss. .lsi Is
The State Of Indiana to ths Sheriff or Wander
T BLYTHE HTNEs, CLleRK or THE VAN
IL. derburgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify 10
the Sheriff Of sid county, what ofeers are to be
elected for the several townships IN said c nnty,
at the usual places Of holding electio. ., on the
frat Moaday in April, A. ID. 1865
Por Pigeon Township, four Conat 4blea.
For Knight Township, two O0nsta6lea Ii q q
For Armstrong Township one Justice Of the
Peace and two Oonstables = -
For Perry Township, one Justico of the Peace
aud two Constables-
For Union Townahips one Jnatice Of the Peace
and two Tonsfables.
FOR Gsntsr Township, two oonstabisa. D. aal
Fer German Township, oneJ astiee ef the Peace
and two Constabies- -v
And one ownship Trustee for each Of said sew
eral townships. - acHA &sts.ss rgz3G.
Aud the Sheriff ia hereby directed 70 givesiegsl
notice Of sai9 election IN conformity w1fh the
Statute In such case made and provided. aaN sss'
In witness whereof I -hereunto subscribe my
name aud afilx thsseai of said Court at Evans
! Wills, this 1st day Of March a. ID 1865
| BLYTHE HTNES, Clerk v. c. O.
I.ALEx. DAZZLING. sheriff Of Wander lburgh
couDtys certify that the above and foregoing Is q
true and complete copy Of the original now on
niars.tt 1E ALEX. DARLING, 8. v.
lUnion, Courier and Democrat please copy.9 sl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
Notice to Contractors.

MAkUM T. 1855 - - - F# a
The Comnon Council Of the citF 81 EsanasaIIs
will tecetVe sealed Proposals until the 9th day Of
April. 1856, for grading graveling aud paving the
alley situated bstween Main and Locust streets,
and exteDdi from Sixth 10 Seventh street.
J BY order OF the Council,
ge4Gs aTA zMzMcGRIRFs clsrit.
March 16, 1856. marie i'd
~. union copY,l -. sy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
DYE HOUSE.
Fancy Dye House.

Fancy Dye AOuSG~
II. GRAUPHERs COR. OAK a CENTRE SITS.
fNear the Canal)
Has opened Dye House AT the Above place, and
Is prspaEed to- color Silks WoOien or Cotton
Goods, Hair, &c, in all colorn -
= have been engaged In the business cser thirty
Ave years. and have been employed in the largest
sstablishmentgin Europe end fh1scountry.I
BA- hold myself responsibls for all damage
sustained BY goods under my charge. vi
~ Cleaning and Securing Of Ladies' and
Gentis1sq,s Goods done at short noaica GIverns
. fair trade. (d10-eml +. GRAUPNER.
ass r -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

ToHosro, March IS -Tkess are re-
ports Of plotsto assassinate the Cover.
nor General. arrests for treason, and
an early meeting of Parliament, all nm
founded. All quiet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
River and Weather.

CIsorSNArr, March Us, noon The
river is falling, with 27 feet s inches in
the channel. It has been rainin steadi-
y for the last "a hours. Thermometer
Az.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
Notice TO Contractors.E 0

MARCH 10, lsssdg 9xg0xf
The Common Council Of ths city of EvaasYilIe
viii sfeeeiye sealed propssals nntilths 9fhda5 Of
April, 1866 for grading gravsling and paving the
Alley situated netwe-n sixth and Seventh streets,
and extanding from Walnut to CHESTNUT street.
by order Of the Council -.
sssf us a. M. MsGR IF, Clerk. Z
March t6, 1866. marie I'd
union cOpyl ..-.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

1A ORDER roR BRICK SIDE WALKS.

ORDER FOR BRICK SIDE WALKS.
Aud now It is hereby ordered and directed BY
the Common Council of the city Of EyanssIlle,
hath owneis Of all lot or rarts Of lots 'front.'
ing on or adjoining this southwest side Of Seventh
street, from hAin to Locust street;
Sonthwest side OF Eleventh. street. from Locust
to Walnut street; a - @sf
In So city rauss the side walks thereon to be
brought to thelproper grade, and that they cause g
aide wax Of Oiass No. I 40 be laid down thereof
within thirty days from the pn5fcation Of this
order. Nj. Nc iRIFF, Clerk
Oity Clerks Ofiss. March 16. 1866. mar15 ct
(Union copy)
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LifaI Life Life 4

Life! Life! Life
DROPSi DRoPsi y DBoPsi
AaxR5cAN TIRE DROPS viii cure Dfpthsfias
Coughs, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Asthma, Rheu-
matism. Neuralgia, Ague in the Face, Headache,
Toothache, Bruises, sprainas Chilblains, Group,
Colds, MM 4ENl NWg
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHOLERA, IN A
j . g ! SINGLE DAT. = 9 =
Sold by all Druggists, with full directions for
uad. ~ oERIH sK1NNER a 90. Il
Proprietors, Springfield, Masa.
G. o. GOODWIN q CO., Agents. Bostoh.
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