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pa. JOHN BULL
OF Louisviiis, Kentucky

Ills iaimithBie preparation of earsapa.
r1iia has long stood aL tho head of ths va
rieus compounds Of that yaiushis drug
Hls Compound Of wild Cherry has be.
come y household werd throughout tbs
West and eeuth. .If...
Ills Worm LoEsness, la Less than a year
aftet theiT Introduction, attained a tepuLas
ton as widespread al the continent Of
North Amsfiea. q $500
NAMED 10 ba sttaiiisd Ia his latest aisesy.
cry, oF rather combination, for hs does NOE
claim - be The dise0sefsf OF CEpftONs
which u tho basis II the liittefs now OFFER
ed ts the public. That honor belongs 20
tbs native Inhabitants pf Central America,
10 whom liz virtues haVe been known for
more than tive bundssd years. Armed
with ~ the Indian biih defiance ~ the
most deadly malaria. and handles without
fear the most vendm6th sefpsnte. IL II y
belief with them that while there IL breath
left la the body tie GtEDHON is potent 10
cure, no matter what the diseases may be.
While Dr, Bull - not prepared 20 indorHe
thia sAtfayhEhHt pfstanhion, he IN nsvsfs
thsiess satisfied, from q thorough sHaInin'
alton Of the evidences relating 10 ite virtues,
that M remedy aud preventive for all
diseases arising from exposure, either 10
changes Of weather aud climate, OF 10 the
nilhsfnhtis influence, u stands without "a
rival, aud Justly deserves the reputation IL
has 20 long enjoyed Ia Central America
aud the West Indies.
In DYBPEPafA, and It's attendant train
Of symptoms, 10 acts more like charm
than medicine. There ia nothing ia the
range of Matefia Medioa that can FOR "a
moment bear "a comparison with II Ia this
disease,
A full account of this wonderful plant
may lie found Ia the eleventh edition OF
the ". p. Dihpensatofy, on pages 1871 aud
1879.
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JOHN sCANTHaH, H
49,. Whglssnis ana ltstsll Dealer Ia

90 g0ssM sCANTHAa, NHH
Whoiesais ana Retail Dealer Ia
Ttn-vRnrc, stoves, Crates,
Hollow WAVE, COPPER, sneETsfRon, aud
JAPAN WAHE,
Mo- % Main street, above second
ss- job Work promptly easeated Ia The
bsst manner. orders Solicited. sspi sfa
Christ. Hsdderieh. las. W. Lausr {
~ y - - o. IGfa a IA y -,
- Dealers Ia 4It0cEtti ~, PRODUCE,
neartk ana rih ye,n Is,s Ina "s'wss"
All kinds Of County Produce taken Ia
exchanges for GOODS, aud the highest mar
ket price paid, fH
large aud eommodiOus Wagon Yard for
the accommodation or country dealers.
ssplb dtk aHE9 NfHt tM
MrOf1aE Is akEMkmY GIVEN. that
~ tbs undersigned Will apply " the
Fofnfnon Connfff III the tfity OF Evansville
for perm iasioh % build u frame e0fnshhsd,
~ feet ~ - fest -. tesl s1liey sha 81 Lns
ton Enlargement Of said city.
sepN d2w MORRIS y, JOHNSON.
4. tabsHAHT. y. II. s0RanAn
L. IGLEHART Il CO.,
THIRD STREET. bet. Main aud Locust
CITY GROCERY.
A COMPLETE STOCK AND GEN
- sraI assortment Of Staple and Fancy
HfoeeTies constantly on hand, With fresh
arrivals Of Country. Produce, such nA Hut
il viii bs our aim 10 supply all reason.
able wants In our line Of wsilsregulnted
family. l.. fuLEHAlcT n 90.
Also, the best brands Of Flour, Corn
...~,... !. 49,. :. 49, - =.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron CORONER.

I arm an independent candidate for the
once OF Coroner OF Vanderbufgh County.
auli ~ JOHN BtNCHMAN
Mr.. VERNON. July ~, 1896.
Editors OF fhe JouTndti tN H.tI
Please announce me as candidate 20 rep
resent this District In tho next Congress.
believe In the immediate and uncon-
ditionai restoration OF the aeceded States
10 the Union, as the only remedy 20 re-
store peace and prosperity To the country.
am opposed 60 any further tinkcring
with the Constitution, until all the states
are In their proper places and faifiy repre-
scented. JoItN PITCHER
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Rallying and Challenging Commit.
tees.

tees.
The following persons have been
appointed, on the part Of the Union
League, TO act AZ membera Of the
Kallying and challenging Committees
at the election of Tuesday, October
9TH, 1866;
ciiAtf.ENalNa COMMITTEES.
Upper Pfeeiaet-Wm. II. Caldwell,
James II, MeNeely, Blythe Hynoa,
Albert stelnbaeh, james Taylor,
Fred. K@hn, Thea, J, Groves, Will
liam Mcfarland, Robert Day.
Middle Precinct John Greek, VIM
Hellman, Chriatian Decker, Henry
Feldhaeker. Samuel Havlin, William
Green, Capt, VIM, Reavis, Il, T
Elliott, Charles Adelman,
Lo,oer Precinct -- Robert Horn
brook, Henry Huber, Alex. simpson
Chriat Faas, Capt, Philip Wassem
Jacob Mathea. Capt, Michael Miller
William Warren, Jr., Andrew J
Hutchinson,
RAtLyfNa COMMITTEES,
Upper Preeiaet.--John s. MoCorkle
VIM Bedford, Son, George Liant
Philip Goerres, Eh Stinson, William
Pruett, John Berger, Reuben Hart
John $. Hopkins, VIM. Dean, A. NJ
MeGrlG, John i, Glover, VIM. Mills
Charles Rcdding, DR., |, Haas, Jacob
Wagner, Thomas Hopkins, j, @
Jewell, Philip Hornbrook, l.. II
Fould, Abraham Gumberts, VIM. II,
French, Robert Hull, VIM. Suhrhein.
rich, Capt Henty Scott, Pctcr zapp,
George d. Bowen, Robert Barnes,
Capt IL, T, Dexter, VIM. Hunnell,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

dive the CEDnON nfTTEIts one trial,
and you Will never aae any others.
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a series OF experiments, Ia which Dr,
Huli has been for years engaged, has just
been brought 10 a successful Examination,
aud lac ID now enabled to offer 20 the public
u combination of Cedfon with other hps
est asty n fh eoper.dRIstsG
whisky, which he Ii confident has no
equal III the world. tfe might furnish u
volume of certificates, but the public has
long since learned 10 estimate such things
at their true value. The safest plan II for
every one 90 test for himself tho virtues Of
new medicine.
aive the CIcpnoN ntTTERs one trial,
and you Will never uAe any others.
IL is not necessary 20 publish long list
Of diseases of which the Eedf0n tittLefs are
aHpeeific, N all diseases % the stomach,
ttonh of the Brain. depending upon dee
rengemsnt of the stomach and Iioweis ia
uout, rheumatism, and Neuralgia, and Ia
FEVER AND AuuJG, u In destined % sus
peraede all others. II not only cures these
diseases, but prevents them,
A wineglaaaful of tho liitters, taken an
hour before each tnnhl, VIII obviats the III
effect OF the most unhealthy climate, and
screen tile person taking IL against dis
eases. under the most trying exposure.
"e'" W "'"ss~M ~" s'"oe'e Aehera''y
o sos ats.
ps. Joas t,,,.,..- rn,se,rA,. ovy,er.
FIFTH STREET.
LouisyIsbE, Ky.
ht
gor
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ADVERTISE.

lie who W6hid " f8ftana Hihe
Must labor hard and Advertise
In the Evansville JOURNAL,
YHkqW00 IhHaUOl
9CJt. RI ~ <Ic5t1<T
A DvEarfsfs in the IVA AvtlLs Joya.
"A BAL II you wish 10 secure good Gus
t8nsfss
pUY Of thess ,whe advertise Ia Tie Igy,
- AHsvtLLh 1ouahAb Afla syea VIII
dsai with live business iash,
lash customers read the papeFs aud
~ buy Of those who advertise Ia The lgys
AhsYtLLE JOURNAL
.HefI WaT
AS S%, e T. re 5J xSss sa'"''''
wSDuGATfON forms the common mind,
E6 bat Advertising forms business,
usaa a.pt btt
TARMEns take their trade whe,Es bust
GOLD entiehea, aud Advertising. eaiis IL
n.u
HorEsTY ID good policy, but Aa. sr-
IL Using n also good policy
TDf.nNRRa aud nensadvartiaing are
-4 similar Neither pfoHpefH
ToKEs are good but Advertising pays
~ better, aoal m
lHf4fftaf 4aif H4Nl
uN +iH 4N t4H# lHH Mal#
III fssfNa goes by favor, but Advertie-
-4A Ing u done on the square.
af, boss lag
n OVERS are not expected 10 Advertise
Ia until partnership is formed.
MuoH rspetition wearies, but much
AVE- Advertising pays
NToTiGEa are good. but a live-Adver-
~ liaement II better,
al that men would consider their busi-
W ness and Advertise In the JOURNAL.
NAY Cash for Advertising In the Joun'
X NAL and II will return hundred
QUAINT DEVICES Ia advertising some-
RUN aud Advertise
0I AfHgAt N4aG4
60 EE how II win brighten mess
TnuTn y y and and no I'M, miS a.
#Naen Ubftt+
wTNcLE SAM got his T-90'a on by Adver-
~ tiaing. D .sff.t..
VTfooR in business IL inparted by Adj
W vertiHing.
wYTtspoM In withoat price, but Adver-
wv tiaing can be obtained Mt regular
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,

You will observe, therefore, thai we 500
eurs hafs and speedy transportation, as
we'll 40 great saving Ia breakags, which
alone II u very important item TO he con-
aideted In the cost OF our Wares.
Our Stock In one of the iafgest ana best
assorted 10 De found Ia the West, and for
sale nt
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Au,rsrr,ents this EveuiWg.

ACADEMY Of Mr SlC-lTALIAS OPgRA-'LA tkvORIrA.
WALLA(K'S TiiEATtR brueiit n llf MalA Suitn-l M
OLD FyGLfaH GHN-LRnAS- AMERICANS ~ PARis.
OLYMPIC IHEAIER-CISDERELLA r. a toAAKsi Ok
Tn LOVER, THk LAcKEr AND LITTLE GLASS CLIPPER
SID ~,
HiBLOs GARDES-Aiss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN FAscHo1
CRICKET.
WINTER GaRDEN-tpvis BocrH - RICHELIEU
Lucy RUsHTON'~ NEN-NORh TiEAJER -ISE
krsss GAhDKsFs-fi
BROADWAY ThEAIE.-JOHS T. OWENS n "soLoS
SaIsGLK"-IuR LIVE sDIAS
WOODS rHEA1EK-N-s LUCILLE WESTERN ~ IHs
AT,yEARST. Or. THU CHILD S1H.LFR
BAKNI NJ 81 SEIN-ilo,Fs; Or lsRhzL IN EsPI-
lis' 900 CURI0sIrIKs-A fienfoop. I'D Ey-mng.
FOX OH ROWEEY THEArER-JACK ASp GILL
NySr p Hill
NEM-YORh GIRO U>-itrH 81 ouEsrRIAS AND GYM
SAsrIc PFRPoRxANcys-Jt-Ks kosiNsos. rnE B,RE-
BAcr RipRR-LEvi T. hCnTH--Msy. Louise l0CR'
sAiRE-THs sPEIrE OF TsR ~iLyIE SHOWER
BRYASTs MISUNDERSTANDING Mac A Je0x0. THE
MOSKKY--oTREI p'ElHIoPE-DAs bRrASrs STUMP
SPgHCI-ROLLIN HowsPp ~ NORMA
DUSSELDORF GALLERY --CHuECHs PAisnIsG "IwI
LIGHT ~ rHE NrLDERsgss." and PICTURES by Foreign
Artists. -,
SOMFRN LIE ART GALLERY, No. 80 hk ADwAf-Hir'
GRO T. HAIL. PicrJKu
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WaiIack,s Theatcr.

Mr. Mark Smith viii take his benefit tonight,
n waliacks Theater. appearing the Squire in The
Old English Gentleman character which admirably
harmonzes with the actors feelings and talents and IN
which he always appears to eminent advantage. He
will sing the song OF The Fine Old English Gentle
man" Americans in Paris"-adapted from the
french by W. II. Hurbut-will also be acted on the
occasion. Mr.. Mark Smiths admirers should throng TO
his standard tonight. Thus far the benefits have
suited we'll Benefit performances, hOwbeit, are not
legitimate topics Of criticism, and We therefore pass
fhem lightly by. Society" VIII be acted at Wslack,
tomorrow night, and &" Romance and Reality" on
MOnday
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LOCAL POLITICS.
Meeting OF she Republican Co"n'ifiee-
Routine business and Adjournment.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Repub-
can General Committee was held last evening at the
Headquarters, Twenty .third-st. and broadway. Mr..
C. ;. SPENCER presided. ana Mr. htELAr ae'ed -
Secretary.
TIE roll was called and the Chairman announced
that here was quorum present ,,
The minutes of last meeting were read and approved.
TIL SPECIAL COMMITTEE on MUNICIPAL AfFAlRS.
Az SIScI AIR To.FY-Since the last meeting Of this
Committee the Chairman announced the names Oh
Snecial Committee to confer with the UnloD members
name being first in that Special Committee bave en-
deayo-od three times 20 call Il together without success
therefore ask that the Committee be discharged
Mr. SPTSCER-Mr TouSey asks that the Committee
appointed take Of the Legislature be discharged
Laughter
Mir TorsFY-I made no such motion.
Mr. VAN BRUNI-lhe committee was never All
nolnccd 90 this body.
MIR. SrTyCgR-The committee was appointed some
two or three months ago
The CHAIRMAN was about putting the question. when
Nj KELLY moved 10 lay the motion on the table
Mr. VAN BRUNI called for information before voting
He wanted 10 know who constituted the Committee.
Mr. SPENCER-l do not know who they are except
from wha; Mr.. Tousey says.
Mr. IousEi-FOr the Information Of the gentleman
I will read their names They sre. Messrs. Sinclair
Tousev A. j. Williamson o w Brennan, Charles y
Snencer G. A. Aiken j. l. Cummings j. L Gridey
The motion to lay on the table was then put and
carried.
Mr ToUsFY-Then l tender my resignation as a
member of the Committee.
bir. STEWART NOV ed 10 Law the motion on the table
which was carried.
Mr.. TuUsTY-With all due respect 10 this meeting
an though graieiu. TO them for the compliment they
have lust conferred me- l beg leave 10 say that 4
shall decline 10 serve on that Committee have mace
three attempts get it together and have come 10
the conclusion that the Committee care n0ihug ABOUT
the object for which IT was appointed Inc sense OF
this Committee however appears to be IN favor Oi con
tnuuc the Committee and perhaps II can be called TO-
geher under other auspices and therefore decline 70
serve.
THE HRADQU ABrEEs
NJ KELLEY from the Committee. appointed for the
purpose and reported that the Committee could have
The room occupied by them at present at al advance OF
$500 per annum. Mr. ISAAC d. HUNT tLeh moved .ns'
tho meeting adjourn which was carried almost unani.
mOusy.
TIE MEETING.
the llg members of the Committee, but j. were
present II was expected that series Of resolutions IN
reference 10 the policy Of the President would DO m
iroduoed and the unexpected Adjournment caused not
a little surprise.
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Dl r. ID.

ALLEN-on Tusd,y. Feb a. Matthew Allen in the ts.A
wear Of n's
yted 10 attend he funeral the NJ r. Church corner
L.xintolrsv md Fify second Friday afternoon
O'Clock. Ciitsts Will be m ai'endance for those whs
wi. 10 sccorr,,y The eusins to 0reenw God Cemstey
EADIE-On Wednesday Feb. "a. sfer lingering uaess
Eliza r. wife of Wri o. Eddie, Nj. ID.
fonera from her late residence Port Richmond stssa
l-rnd saturday March at 81 O'Clock m Withhold
further invitation Boats leave pier No - North H'sef'
between Conrii,nd. aud Dey st,.. a. si5
The funeral viii eae the house Tor Greenwood Cemetery At
IL III
EDwARDs-Harries Amelia L. daughter Of the late Benz
T. Edv ards.
Due notice of the funeral will be given
GONGE-sn Brooklyn on Wednesday. Feb g. Mary f..
wife Of Henry Congo, aged J' yesrA months aud II
The rrsye, and FREUD. Of tn. family invited 70 ,ttsas
the funeral from her alta residence. No 2jl Washington
st. Fneay. at O'Clock o. m.
Boston pers please copy.
GOWANS-On "wednesday Febls Susan B.. beloved wife o
William. Oowan. aged - years after long and painful al
ness she bore with heroic iorude aud Christian Pc
Her fuern will tsk. place from her late residence. No ~
Sec nud g.. Friday March at O'Clock p m Her rsis
ye and friends invited to attend without further nr"
ton.
LANG-On Tuesday Feb e- Rachel only daughter Of Rob
~. aud the late Sarah Lang
from the residence Of her fs.her 100 East Twenty
eighth Friday afternoon, March at u O'Clock
LEyRRICH-on Wednesday morning Feb. %. Juii. T.
Se Of Charles d. Leverich and youngest daughter OF s
T aud friend. Of the families invited to .ttesa
funeral. family residence Bowery Bay H. H..
on Ffidsy March , at O'Clock D. ~ without further inv
alton earrings will be in waiting at Unon-quare Four
teenih a.. until ~ O'Clock
MoDOUGALL-On Thursdsy March |. VIM. McDougsu
aged 80 ye,rs
The ei,yes aud friends invited TO attend his funeral rou
bi. late residence No. iR BedOrj.5, sunday, a IL
O'Clock. without further invitation
SlIAW-In Pioolyn Tuesday morning, FEB ~ Safsh
Jane wife o. BsnIsmn H. Shaw of Utica ~ Y
The friends AID 1cquanances Of the family invited 70 at
tend a. the residence Of her brotnrrn
law C. Y. Cafx No. 27i Union It.. Friday March al
O'Clock D. IN
The remains decea>d will BE- taken to Ucafor in;ereot
TAYLoR-Tn Brooklyn on Wssse~sy morning. FEB !"
George Y. Tsyior -,
The friends family respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral Friday afternoon, o'clock, from his late res
deuce Han,onp place, near Ray moudst
TIfUS-At Wes,bury, d. H., NTH day third month, l
Joshua 1i'us. sged % yrsrs
His relatives aud friends respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral. without further rOtee. from Friends Meeting
House Westbury day. the AN Of third month. ct
IL O'Clock. The train lslves Hunters Point at so
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"G:vaida, at Miss Rush,on's Thea,er.

d considerable audience, in point of numbers
and Of yulgsrty assembled last evening AZ Miss
Iushtons New.York Tbeater to witness the first
representation at this house Of the comedy OF "Gra
da" he version OF Scribes opera that presented
g. eaey uncouth. WHAT in Mr.. Boucicaults yer.
sion tolOrable favor of Gallo gallantry becomes in
this blunt coarseness. Full justice rendered
IN the performance to ali that is obnoxious play
The dirty remarks fell chiefly TO the lot of Mr. H. Pier
son, who enacted Gil, the Miller. and who delivered
them with tremendous JUNCTION and relish Each filthy
speech We may add, was repeatedly applauded, alike
6y those yOcerous demonstrations which bespeak the
good breeding OF a certain class Of the human
species and those resonant and prolonged bellows
of laughter which afford such gratifying evidence
OF delicacy Encouraged by these tokens Of profound
appreciation the sylphke performer took afew grace
fu liberties with the text and coDtryed 10 prooDg the
merriment Of the occasion Such spectacle If eacu-
lated 10 elevate ones ideas of human nature and We
trust II will not be missed by students Of that noble
theme Aside from Mr. Pearson, there wos no object
10 attract attention in the piece and IT may be said
therefore, with strict justcesnoe there were number
OF ladies and gentlemen in the audiencethat he bore
his buShlng DONORS thick upon him" Miss EushtOn. as
Giralds was cumbrous, tame and feeble. The charac
Ter IA all grace. and genteness and bewching maiden
innocence Miss Rushton appears to have conception
Of these attributes The other principal performers
Mr.. c. W. Clarke. Mr.. W A. Mestayer and Mr.. W.
.. Higgins. To mention these names is sufficient
Their luster is peculiar and overwhelming Mrs
HaedeT-s skillful performer Of the antique school
whom forgot to mention. yesterday among the gems
Of Miss Rushtons theatrical colleetion-pluyeo the
Queen and acted at least correctly From these hurried
1emarks-and the subject requires elaborate refec
tionour readers will correctly infer that the exhibition
afforded. last evening at Miss Rushtons theater was
ussnchoy and offensive. Were We TO speak seriously
upon the subject should once more urge as we have
Sen done before that to be player does not imply tn
2Osssssiea VI q right 10 insult people Why 20 V tbs
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Albany. Thursday. March

AIBAhl, IHHIsUuy, Mhrch ]. It00'
About III O'Clock last night, three men III
disguise entered the house of Milton whipple in the
taSsa oS Riga Monroe County. tied Mr.. Whipple and
ss an daughter with cords and under threat OF
death compelled Mr.. whiPpe to surrender the
key Of his safe They thea opened the safe
Of &c 900. after which they departed. Mr. whiPple Is
nan OF wealth and farmer. 20 years Of age. He re-
NAMED bound an night His daughter eItricated her.
.ef about O'clock this morning and then liberated her
parents The villains who psrpetrsted this act mao
ample time 10 escape before tho alarm was given.
supposed they went 70 Rochester and tooh the Wsls
G0lSg East
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o, the contrary pedsoui SELVES 70 the ls3t dollsr
the maintenance of the national ccdt and integrity
only desiring that just eg3lation whch will enable ail
the people 20 bear easily tho common burden.
After listening to brief addresses from D.. WILLIAM
ELDER of the Treasury Department G.. T. SIfBDIS- OF
Detroit the Hon. Messrs. GREE CLAY SMITH of hyr
SIMON CAMERON and J,YEs h. MOoRHEAD OF Pa,
ROBINSON of Washington Territory. Il. S. HALE Of
\. Y II. S. BUNDr Of 0LO. and hr +. BnuNo of Pits
burgh the Association adjourned To mold rs next meet
Dg in PHILADELPHIA.
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MARBLE ID.

DOWNING On sunday evening. Feb Is, OF 81
Geoec's Church. Hemp.,esd. H. }. by the Rev VIM H.
Moore Mr. Jacob H. Downing Of Brooklyn to bliss Lissis
jerome Of Nosela. H. b.
RElD-RCH-On Thurs3sy March l. at the residence 81
the brides sister by the Rev DR. Lee Peter REID OF Nov
York 90 Sarah Rich step daughter OF Geo Hyatt OF Yes
Albany pape please
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The New-Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON. n. j., Thursday. March l. 1906
Gov. Ward to-day signed the Newark and
New. York Railroad bill. There was lengthy and
animated discussion in the Senate day on the Jersey
City Police bill. The question will not probably w
taken before Monday.
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The
IONA AND ISRAELLA GRAPES

Ware originated by myself through preparatory proces
calculated to develop tie greatest hardness OF SoCK and
highest excellence OF Fruit.
The result is Of The hardy and enduring chAyse
aud fyif equaf al respects 10 te best European kin4s
for all y.rloIe. Nth a rich aud spiyed fdroy.
Send stamp for descriptive pamphlet with fine
engrsvings Of the and club propositions for obtaining
vines at wholesale rates which extremely low.
Manual the Vine lin paper covert sent for Fifty Cents
IL Illustrated with $50 Engrayng. aud intended be tue
thorough and comprehensive treatise this subject u
the language.
The cuttings from the iona and sraes vines sell for the
price OF the plants the .irst season. c. W. GRANT.
Iona (near Peekskill, Wes;chester Co, n Y
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Appcal of the New. York Association for I'm
proyiua the Condition Of the POer.-The Winter

Appeal Of the New.YOrk Association for I'm
proving the Condition Of the P0or.-The Winter
being advanced the Board Of Managers had hoped tst the
necessity Of special appeal for funds They much regret thA
decreased they have not unfortunately increased In the rsa
of the depressed value OF the dollar purchasing the neces
ssres lie. Hence the disbursements have far exceeded
the receipts that the Board make another appropriation
wit aout enlarged contributions.
The public they fee assured informed OF the amount
Of desuton in the city The present pressure on thus
Association for aid greater than il has been any previous
Winter sirce 1859 About Fous THOUSAND fAxiLIBs
berins more than FIFTEEN 1HorsASD PERSONS.
receirtnq relief And aided be observed not tho
Idle and poor but the deserving and unfortunate
who through failure Of employment Sickness Bereavement.
unavoidable have been Proyidenay thrown
upon this Charity for aid Ater another month when the
Spring opens will be able to provide
FOX themselves Meanwhile, they be assisted suffer.
and some perhaps. perish. 80
As thi. Association never obtrudes i's public
notice except by pressure. b hoped that liberal
response this brief appeal vii prevent the necessity OF its
repetition.
Contributions may be sen, 20 r. 3. MTNTuRN, IT, Tre..
urer, No, 70 >outhst BROWN BROTHERS Co., NO y
Wal.st r. NJ HARTLEY. No 80 Billie House, Asor'psce'
or to any of the Officers authorized Collector -
- JAMES BROWN, President ~ =.
JAMES LENOX
JOHN c. GREEN, vi.s p,..;a.,,.
A. X. WETMORE, eite''oo~
HORATIO ALLEN,
RoBERR y. MISrrRs j., Treasurer.
ROBERT NJ HARrLgf. secretary
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theater tbst lhe object Of the stage not tho ehnoos
of imbeoiity and vugsrity and finally that the law
which orbds indecent exposure of the body ought to
he wdeucd in ito scope 10 oaort very necessary
bs~ ~ indecent exposure of The mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
II urglary.

ALBANY Thursday. March /. 1866.
The Bank OF Lima, Livingston County. was
entered by burglars Tuesday night An Intellectual
then visited the Post Oos ssd stole thsrsftou 90 In
money and eloo in posttss stamps cad sss1p'd o.
yelopes