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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-30
so, 1866 ~
Louis Hanper to Christ scbnelI

Louis Happier to Christ. SchnelIe,
ECO 90
Fischer, Lot 8 and Part of 10 in
Block IA Fourth Enlargement, and
dition: l,l75 90
and 10, 900 90
bacher, east half northeast quarter -
of northeast quarter IL, G, II, and ~
west Part of south half southeast .tsl44
quarter northwest quarter 2, 6, IL, lob
west quarter ;5, 8, ..:.-. r.OOg 90
CRATE, part northwest, quarter .;....... 1000 90
Henry BeclSerle to Mich. ROchen-
meier, part southeast quarter -. 50 90
Christ. Decker to Christ. Decker, 8sA
ment - 800 90
masco ............ go 90
Edward Burton to Geo. w. Kroft, ~
Lots 81, 80 and SO, Dixon's Addition,
Joseph Fetz to Fred. Wesselman, 7s-s-f
co, for 1890 49, 49,. 49, LOO 90
Erwin Jared to John Geo. Mayer,
hart's Enlargement, for.............. sl05s 90
Gottlieb Buppers to Martin Stoltz
for ~ ~ = $3.50 -. 5000 90
William Reepelnaeiers to Henry
quarter noTtheast quarter, fors; ] -. 20 90
Michael Bauer to Christian j.
Bauer, west half southwest quarter - -
,iartes. sssS 49, ,7oo 90
AFRO Dyer to Anna Maria Tope1, ~
First Additioh oe =. -.osnws go
Charles w. Osborne ssto Mary A.
East Enlargement ..l :, I.D ~ 50
John Hoffman to Matthias Schnatz
southeast quarter of the northwest G z4t,
quarter, and part of the West half ssr
Of the northwest quarter................. = i 100
BfaunS &. Christ to John Marlin ~ ~
west quarter .. . 600
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COTTON wARPS.
NOTICE Is. HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
Those HAVING a SELF-ACTING.
TT Al NDLOOM

THAT we are prepared to furnish them, on
short notice, WARTS FOR WEAVING JEANS,
of the best quality, ready to weave, as low
a. can be bought anywhere. Orders will
he promptly attended to- Send on your
beains JOHN w. GRUEN q CO.,
Corner Bond street and Canal.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

IN APRIL ~, 1866.
The Common Council of the city of
Evansville will Geceive sealed proposals
until the 2lst day4of May, 1865, for grading
the alley situated between Clark and Iseet
streets, and extending from Third street to
Fourth street. 1EfsF A@An
BY order of the. Council
"A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, April q,
1856. Union cOpy.l apr Z7td
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

R8r The trial of Andrew O'Reilly for the
killing of Joseph Ashby is set for to-day.
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Notice of the Opening and Extend
ing of First Street.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
IN that the Common Council of the city
of Evansville, at its session on tile 5th day
opening and laying out of First street of
said city of the width of sixty feet, from
the west side of the alley dividing Blocks
of about one hundred and twenty feet, and
running through Lots Nos. 5, 6, z, 8, 8, and
ID, in Block l33, Lamasco NOW city of
Evansville.) y ittitl s4 N
tate adjoining or abutting upon said pro-
posed street, and feeling Themselves ag-
grleyed by the passage OF said order, may
within six weeks from the publication of
this notice. t.s-sf MS
By order of the Council.
80 oN A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, April D, 1866.
apr25 dl a w,6w
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JAMES 7. WALKER.

TNOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND
for the Widows and other Legal Rep
resentatives of those who die in the service
of the United States. Office on the North
west side of Third street, near the Wash
ington House, and nearly opposite the
Court House, Evansville, Ind.
All business entrusted to him will be
nromntiv attended to. janlS-ly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-12-07

Ii Is stated that every Republican in the
State Of Delaware has been turned out Of
office. and not Republican newspaper il
the State receives a dollars worth Of adYcr-
tising or printing from the government.
Everything has passed into the hands of the
Salisbury copperhoads. The editor Of the
Wilmington Gazette, whose Office was mobbcd
ier reasonable utterances, is now the United
States Marshal.
The body Of Z woman at the point Of
death was found nea- Chicag, one morning
last week almost naked, smeared With mire
and filth and with unmistakable marks Of
violence. 1t appeared that the woman had
been drinking tie night before and was 20
Far in liquor that she had been turned out Of
a saloon into the ram. Nothing more was
heard OF her until she was discovered strip
ped and nslnsitlc, ard died in q few minutes
after. IL is supposed she was overtaken.
ravisL,d- ard robbed by rulisus who Infes.
the ntigh5lrhooi ". ere she was found.
Mrs. } A. Leay.tt, OF Governor. y. Y .
while cleaning house last Monday, same
acr l-s package of coarse powder in an Old
ch---. Suppesing il to be some kind of ga.-
den seed, she threw it in the FIRE. The top
Of tie stoyo was blown of, Alrs L. 5 clothes
we've set on fire and before any assistance
could reach her. hey were nearly burned of
from her. Her recovery Is d0ubtigl.
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Married.

IN colelest-r, Dec ID by Rev. IL NlitlA-'
of ,l., r.sflercs Of Robert P. TLomps q. Esq
Mr. Columbus Green Thompson Of C1--'i,' i-i-
and Miss reile II. Thompson, Of Col-hest-r'
..Iyins,.si. Nov. 2s;h, ~ Rev. j. Lewis, Mr.
Isaac L. Rock, and Mis- Carrie A. Luat' bolh Oh
Plattsbursh, n. Y
A. tie residence OF lie brides hther, No. 81
FI-i,.t.rlsoe Brooklyn. y y, on Thursday Nov.
b. rv Rev. william Alvin Bartlett. Thomas Scott
BuesAam. Of Faribault, lice County Mnn' 'e
Miss Anna Ade-a Mallary. eldes; daughter Of
Lymsn Mallary, ESQ. No cards.
In Essex. Vt Nov. 18th, 1866, by Rev. C. Coon
Mr. suas smith @. Floyd County, Iowa to Ms
Carrie ". Palmer Of Undcrlill'
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WIS. PATENT HAiR cRIMpERs

I1JE CnuD'n- and Waving Ladies' Hair. No
Heat inquired ia usiu. them Ass your Store
,e-Ier hem. H. De- doc, Lat eep them, ite %
The mIruf cturcT D ItiSS, Sixth st. * Colum-
Uial Ave-. Ptiialtl.tia
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..--... .
-'. ". i.1-1 J.i-
n. ~
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adj. au-af elo2 .0oOtOo.
e ~rr.r,g has eaa. go Tennessee 90 .
i--,-s.,n.rt III. Frr ar e-c-rsdc US, .
LII. is .i.....rart-clI.r.l.
Fifteen OCEAN steamship sailed nom ~"
York 30 .r. .1y last week
Tr. ,r-r-..i... ,C tic brothers DAVIS
II .-'5 r..-..r. 1.--.i 81. $50 association 0f
,.r.-.+ -..-.
gr, wifi. nj veaI.tg and respectable
...,-I... as. f...- Wa r,rrtlv arrested
he. ,...tsru. aad spent ..s night az the
.f.ti.r house.
l- Cd,
.- -'- 49,, al 81, .bs T. IS.
,i,...s,,rst p.-f-. last v,,E. lt contained
-.0o yr.r1s
ll
AUa wooden Wedding .H bt'Ioi'' 800
h.-gu5st. Ulo was unable 20 Do. ll'-,'''' 7-'i'
.r.. zr;-..rri riy,- Is closed down 90 st.
III a.. NJi.s,.sirr.i 10 Kcokuk. In
0rnst, trere has b5cn a great fall If snow
-, mn nm, roads
$1,000 horse was run over Ny d io--
'''' '-' '''' LIN -'''
Prentice says THE late failure OBJ the oA .i
bi,iuu Of sloauug staTs wash OWING % 'lo
want of stars. There were enough OF 'h,Ai'
but they were too Icacealle to shoot.
c.,..- r...,1-.-s 81 wealthy farmer. in
s.,I,,-,rsr \ Y was irving 90 oct q potato
r.o-, The inlet If a choking cow, when she
i.,--.l'+ H., ~, her horns. threw him in the
o;--,rber h. I'm on q fence and Was killed.
a1o
Il estimated that thtte ,i. -,
600 Frccmasous IN the void va ''' ioo Dol
Der. some l5O,oUe are I'D E'T-- 800, NJ,
arc a6-nt 400 GOO in the United States, and
10000 in 5,ter n7rts of the world.
I'LL.
The luu-asr business has been very 20 ,
at Chicago. ana ,, curing Tie season no -
than ,2OV,uuo'VOu ieet OF lumber IaN1 80 80
manufactured costing az The mills, say So
Per NJ ena as5''A''i''7 -a '--ue S'O'O00''
VVo
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Spetial alntifes.

INVASIOs lido TOU WANT 70 have
your hair cluierized from the scalp No. Then
beware q the new brood q vitriolic and Csus,ic
Dye got up ty nostrun-rnongers, who bear the
same relation 60 tie re=q lufilIs Chemist that
PRINTS ATD PRlyATFcRS
bear TO honest ueT-haus...du e-r, uber that the
experience Of years. a. the gsTy highest scientific
endorsements, guarant' tie superiority Of
CHRISTA DoFg'S HAIR DYE
over every other in use. Il is purely vegetable,
NAL and instantaneous. Manufactured by J.
CRlSTApoRO, Astor House. New York. Sold by
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers
Nov. -3-daWlm
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TARORPLOVYS.

NVESsRs. WHEELER AND RIPLEY desire tl
vi t,-e-eut To the ,rming Community the fU4-
IrviuF letter from Mes BARsLEIr CAIS in re-
ference g. the Tabor or Bsrlow's Pillow.
DRisroL, Vt. Nov. -9th lSif.
We would respectfully announce e. the Public
that Bristol VI i the only place whore the OIL
FINAL T ahor PloW is Manufactured These ii.1us
Were Invented more then thirty years ago 'J
russeIl Tabor, who shortly after that event vas
B. med hv stephen Bartlett, in the mauussctrrc ~
thew. Mr Bartlett's services are still r-ttiuct-
Tie general favor and high reputation hi'H
these P.ors have long ho-uc over al Hlr.rs have
induced others manufacturers @ trt It ll. 60
fbsru INT none have rs yet or can sE-cgct lu N.-
ira 81. fliliu.- m this they have further 's.,l
deceive the farming community % calling tl''r
inferior t.ol the ori -inal Tabor Pi.w.
We are tie only sianui.cturcrs 81 the or. 2 a.
Tabor PIow. an4 having IN our possession al oi
the arst models If tools, which have since hcen
improved upon iron time 10 time, AMI the
kn6wled.c 10 assert and comb ne the different
kinds of iron gives the facilities fO- making oui
ploFs with that toughness and harines.
II texture uniformity Of build and evenuess 90
draft which no other Pillow possesses.
Ne would also say that at the present time
Messrs Wheeler Ripley are our only Agents d.
burlington ,-.-r ,-r,- ,,,r.-
Gro II BARTLETT,
SAM. r. CAN. an. , -.
The Tabor Flows are also known as the Cd Brist DO
the "Rocky Dale,n the Barlow" &C. None are
genuine unless bearing the name Of Bartlett
Cain.
Dec 3d-D&wlw.
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BOSTON SIARRET.

Ee1n siay. Zee B..
LOT h-The market Is quite Gull Tor Flour, and
lle continued large receipts have le1 @. SIN fur
lAeF decline The tn. e are pu.clas.u- only 90
supply immediate wants. al D. supplies wee
forced upl. the market AoCer- would have 90 sub
my T. st-l. lower rates Tie sales have been 90
> f' ~ ID Tor Western sup.rlile Common extras
have RANGED from .l- % r. D., and AZ higher prices
lot rnuice bakers brands medium cEIr.s 40 &-
"a l5 eos and good end choice at lf IA o. q uh4-
81 L. us Z BOB n D. 10 a. .h.. Corn Hgal s. o. ~ @
p hhl. iur S00l bran 5 Rye flour 8 NJ q rdl.
bu'tEi-e-t : 5i n 8 30 p lIt ts
"-.AlN-i DE market ler Corn has h.cl DAN dur
r. the vces- ana hut ilv transaction @. notice.
M-Ael, ana - 2 H-s.rl iH- southern low
0ats % "a .1c T. u-l l.- Northern and e.uttem.
Rye A. n $40 3 fu-h clos .i- ar eI fN- Hlar.s
so N a-- i.ne Fees $50 n 30 ana Nl-tlu-s &
SUI ~ o e tHn Canada Peas m u tuai.l.
inte Bans s n 80 Tor g mnon sud good hlae
for l-s as g. quality.
Pfu\l1rIN rs. The Ui-iet ~ r.iA BIAS het.
.uitr au-- llN l--ass SIN tend WtrU. altl
Ey llt-rl5-l change hrs taken place slce oar ll-.
-te slles iave been 20 H n sf f.r prime. 80 re-
q ID mess- al "a 7 !or clear. cash. Beet
Western .a.=- % g.. ass extra mess atE-- 20 f;
ans amlly tNt-l % So r. ~ g. hH.. Lara 10
OF. D. % ln Bob. aul u-iaf.. >-la.l d diam. 3D. 10
iHr b 90 Butter Zoe about tha .-.ne a. pee
'-.u.'' noticed iulun l-ali-. continues ale
tH..i -t 1le. -. .l- t-N.re grades ar. selling 10
= u- prices, De sales of Sew .r. and Vermont
laili-- have H-en 90 .- ~ --l.r -.- and r.. o..
atr c. LI.u"r and f..r grades rfI- Do
'. cheese La- been iu moderate demand. Witl
-- D.. i-. .t COMMON ana .. it-atr-
de.rics and l1 RI i.c for 4. c-.-y.
N, lL-ILlre ,s % better feeling .r
Or c-aca Wool srI l.lr,aa.es cannot .- ..s'. .r
,gcn i.Fo1a De- terms as la.t week. lA. .. .r
wees have been .||| f l.cr H.I Uu.. .f 3D.. ...-
ne ilr tuc-e. b. g. quality.
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r -aii The N.rqai- dc Month lon j.
r-..a-i1.a le.-or 20 SEE Seward on Next
en- matters lie takes exception % the
lrr.u--. ef tt- President iu lI- message Do
regard % iic action of she Emperor Naro
leaa in failing ID comply with the arrange
mcn- f5r th, withdrawal Of the Freneh, hc
maintaining tlat the President does not
.t--. Gle else fairly The Emperor has not
vel --rli.i8 Mr. $ wards long cable disc
match. and it Is intimltci that when be does
IL VIII &c pretty spicy.
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EBEN LEES ESTATE.

w b. TIE - B-CEIBEE-. having been appointed
w tv ill Honorable the Probate ,lrt for The Dis
tlict Cliirl lIan Cpal sousr, % receive examine
aud adjust the claims end ..sllrld. 4 al rerstus
AGAINST the estate II Ebcn L-e. late Il Jericho in said
District represented usoivent and llss q claims and
deuluts exhibited n Offset thereto. AMI six months
O. IN tnc ilf 70 One t4 thereto being allowed by -al
CoEr; Tor that Vurp-c ue o, therJ farc hereby give
notice. tt sc via attend " the bg-inc- Of ouf ap-
fiatneut az Us tueili1 cd jame- Grh4rl 90 Jericho
u aid District On thr -t rr- y OF D,e4uib.r sud
Aprl next, u 10 ocock A. 81 On earh O.! sai,t d1y..
Dated this 1th day oil Nov. 4 d. I-6G
JoEL z nTLFrE Commits
NATHAN BENHAN sionrrs.
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DIR. SCHEsCk-s NEW OFFit E.
DH. J. L. sChENlk, 81 Philadelphia has opened
tr Oirce % second luur Cf 10. 81 Hanover street.
Boston. where he viii ae Occasionally efesJ
"Wednesday. from O. @. Every psrsla clupi1'l-
ir- with Consumption OF 0ny disease leading @" %,
is invited 10 cal cu him. lie gives advice irec, mo
Tor q thorough cXamIulf.. Fi-- as 4- -i -l.i.i
tLe charge Be- five dollars
Dr. scaeucE can explain 90 p--l-lts y-rN cl--c-.-
iy the stage ci tl.lr disease ana -" q. use us
medicines, namely, bis iClnlou-- syrup, SelTlel-
Tonic, and NluCrak Pills. without enc use ai tli-
RespIcmCttr but ID 10 Do can tell exactly ~
fsr the lung are !. ue, 1U what flr. H 70 et--
er it i- fuoercuiH4r. tllLularg Lr q 'lal uf lta-
pcptic Consump dion, 90 Whether 10 Is mcr is au
liberated throat --l4 c4ta DE NJ iIra Liver COM
plant
can take them without eng lir- tut i they live
near los, and aye we'll enough, it is best o. see am
Al three u bis medicines are required Dr. nearly
every case vi luu- disease, iur il ls impossible e.
cuIe Consumption uuless the stomach and LIVER are
kept IN perfect order. To get lunss iu healing
condition the stomach must be Gle Iuscl, and au l.
petite for good rich food crua ted. SO ns 20 make good
blood. before the lungs WI. begin o. heal then the
ch.Is and night sweats viii stop, and the Nect9f
alton become free and easy.
lie keeps full supply OF cli-ircs 90 l-s le i-i
which can he had no al TINES
Price % the Pulmonic Syrup ard ecaw--4 tonic,
elch sl.-0 per bottle, ~ .' tie ll.l l-.. fil-l-
drake Pills, 20 cents per box
GRO. &. GOODWIN c Co, e Lare-cr street,
Boston. General Wholesale Agents for Tie New
England states
For sale hs al druggists WTi
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Patented May :s9, 1866.

This article for Washing without rubbing. except
In yerv dirty places whiah giu require very
-l,-ht rub. and unlike other prep tratluns offered
for Ike purpose. WILL -Or RsT THa CLOTHES, hut
siu leave them much WHIrsR than ordinary meth
DDS, without the usual wear and tear,
Il removes grease spots as If by magic, and softer
the DIRT hy soaking So that rnsin. viii in ordinary
cases entirely remove II.
ris pow ier l. prepared in acc)riancs with
chemical science, aud i pom process peculiar &c
self, which is secured by Letters Patent. 10 has
been 10 use for more than year, and has proved
itself al universal flvOrite wherever il has zen
1een used. mOng the advantages claimed are the
following, viz.
Il saves %, the expense Of soap usually used on
'ltton aud linen goods.
II saves most Of the labor Of rubbing, and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed.
With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
qnred il imparts beautiful gloss and lustre much
SUPERIOR 70 any other mole No water required
except to mOisten the powder.
Directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated BY single trial.
The cost If washing for family Of dve or six per-
sons viii not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers Of this powder aware that
many useless compounds have been introduced 10
the public which have rOtted the CLOTH failed in
removing the dirt, but knowing the intrinsic ex-
celence Of this article, they confidently proclaim
it as being adapted 20 meet a demand which has
l11g existed, and which has heretofore remained
unsupplied.
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car FION
To Purchasers and Dealer in the Celebrated
WATER-PROOF = JOLD-PROOF
ARCTIC CATER SHOES.

Patented hy T. e.. Wales, q Boston
The Goodyear Metallic Rubber She q .i-riuy. aC
Naugatuck, Connecticut, would ili.-ll Dealers I'd
the public generally that thei are thc exclusive
owners q the Patent alu sole Nauuiscterlrs sl The
ahove-naued shoe, and viii promptly prose ute
any and ali infringement ui their ,. -ts ull q -iH
Patents All genuine A-ctics l-e Hugu sl.I .-1
and have the name uitle PATIENCE and 90 OAR Com
pany on tue bottom All others are 'u- gHH- INIT
atoms. The public El4l promote their r.tr iHrer
ests BY purchasing thC-. only on Re hg ta3- UIa-
ny. az Nausatuck- Conn Walls. EN1ilsS e.
Co, Nos. lsl and o. Pearl S., 50 md Ii. p
DEN SOLTHHlJh. Nos. iu- ard Dose Liberty ~...
New YORK are Sole gents fcr the st-e .l DE % We
named Shoes.
JAMss f. ESGLI. 80. President, 20 fl s,sAs-
IoS, Treas. uZUE
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THE LATEST PARTISAN NOvELTY!:
An EHemne EnieriailmcnI.

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IudIeusa is prevailing as an epidemlc al
the ssrlvich Islands and the natives are
diving 81 IaI.ily.
4 letter from Arizona states that the IN
dians aye pr3-ecutinE the war AGAIN. t-e
r-,rie IN tHa- territory with unusual V,so'
End many CITIZENS are flying to Gen. dc
D9weu i5r protection against Their incur
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~ EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE
Brown SVerEnifugeCOmfits.

Or Worm L1zcnges. Much sickness, undoubtedly
with children AMI adults attributed to other caus
Is, is occasioned by worms. The "VrRyFUGE Gov
FIrs,' alslous6 eiectual in destroying worms. ear
do 10 possible Injury e. tie most delicate child
This ya liable combination has teen successfully
sea oy my sicis-s. and found to he safe and sure
IL e-adicztins worms, so hurtful to children
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require
Immediate attention, ne elect Of the trouble Often
causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS or WORM MS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach AM
bowels cause irritation which can 10 removed only
b the use % a sure remedy. The combination o.
Ingredients used in making B,oHnS "Tsrnihy.
co'~f'' is such as % give the best possible effect
with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Projectors, New York
Sold hy al Dealers in sIcti ines. a, . cts ho1
1iay 20. l-is-dawlv.
BsTCHELOR'S HAIR DTE
TIE HEsT y TIE WORLD. Harmless. rel.a
bic, iast-ta1eous. tie only perfect dye No il.
tpaliatneat. 40 ridiculous ti1ts. trus Co nature
hiscs or brown. GsHuins q, ,igN,4 BIHiar
P4'e'st-. Also. Rs-ene-atei extract Of milleaeur
preserves and hcagtiie- tie hair. preserves ball.
ness. sa,i byal druggists Factory 81 Bsrcei,y
Sc. y iawiy
PERMANENT AID WIDE SPREAD
's -hc io.t evidence # TIE goodness Of BRAN
DEE7H'e PILLS They should be in every family,
rs1.y ior use 20 fie hrst mptous Of disease &C.
earring. rhir method ain of,en save life Re-
member. t-c
oH1LELt ;iUs1 EE TREATED As 4 POISON,
aH yelr -l.-I demands it should he got rid Of
without 's-y. COILS, racumat'sln. asthma, pieu-
r-y. ..4r---l, COLES, act, ali sicknes is the
c.H..a-,asr 90 active Impurities in tie tlood.-
These being reu voa, The health Sc restored at
once.
observe ry name in Oh. Government stamp H.
5 .e letter.. sid iy 1r---i,ts.
vlr...w T. DGASDRETH
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Died.

In Wjnc5sLi, Nov. 3oth, Mr.. warren Ford aseo
"a years.
IN sn,elops valley, COlusa Co.. CAL Oct. 18th,
J.w.Lsns. son 4 cyrus Laae Of jeFleho w. aged
IS years.
In Huntington, On the 10th uit. Moses infant
son Of John L. and Ladusky BroFe, aged 3 months
In Brooklyn, y. Y. On the 18th ult' Alice In
FAINT daughter Of Geo. v. and Fanny Johns, ssea
70 zonths. Remains brought 70 Huntingdon iof
interment.
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AZ E4E = " Z y a t4b
FOR THE MOST POPULAR
AND EEST tELLING SUBSCRIPTION Buuk-
.LuLISI Ed

We are tn most extensive pa 'i-l.rs .7 t.t
t-.ts- -ttte-. ..Etir- -iE houses. Dad therefore
c1a - o. uoa-s cheaper lIl pas lag l-ears
Il.re Hers -lui--icl -lar my gtE-- com
Paug.
uul books G.. r., pass Chou 20 t.c ta-..s nc 6tl-
era. t-.rt7. lis nearly aA other suts.IIU. %
woris DOB therefore we are enabled o. give eur
-a-t-s- rs tl- tN.rl per ccat VIII 81. usually AZ
lowed o. General AEerts. Experience .'l-
vassers VII --- t.e l-Vauta-e &c cta..l- dlt-'l!
with The Iu l-slers.
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a.th SOFT. ana 9TH
old a-,-ts, aa1 .l ctters. utn want tlc 'y-t
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see .u- ~ H.f. bose of other publishes I'D
dress, NATIONAL PUBLISHING COILS Water
ST Boston, Mas
n pfrLAEs Vlrr. Err SAVING NtoHisF.
- - UgzIrr .s- family use Agents wanted
chine Atdrr-s W+ATHFEHY, IL gent t,r
Eastern y. Y -df 70 lway, y. ", Rooms.
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DIR. $. :. FITCH, A. NJ, NJ. ID.

Author Of the Six Lectures on the Causes, Proven
ton and Cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases
OF the Heart, sc may he consulted at = TIRE
MONT STREET, BOSTON, wednesday and Thurs
day, October Sd and 4th. aud very other Mednes-
day and Thursday after.
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Catue-Ihe number Of Cattle which arrived az
Csmbrl ge and Mcdfcrd was $50 q few head more
than last week. Scarcely any left over f. n last
"esh. The quality q the Cattle, when comparct
wan the last market, was not So good-hut few
oxen Principally fair steers. IeiieTs and Cows
Price ne colsiser not quite up 20 last weeks i--
ures.
Sleep and L--lis-slscp ald Lambs SOFA better
tlan last week for c0rresp1neing quality full 20
higher. There were upward OF 1870 head more
than last week. The supply from the Northern
states Is large, Vermont stanlirg 1t5 head quail
y about the same.