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T. ROSE.

IN Surgeon Dentist.
- ESFECrFULLY reminds his friends ana tfs
pubic, that ne continues the practice of Dental
Surgery at the OLD OFFICE on the ~ w. corner
OF Nam and Pearl sts-,-where he will be pleased
to receive all calls for his professional services He
seiicis share OF tue public's patronage and war
rants entire salts fact ton
- Teeth Extracted without Paiu by tie use of
NItrous DIVIDE or Laughing Gas.
Richmond, Feb. 81, 1857 ff4
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DiED.-At Indiana polls, of Erysipelas. on Sa.ur.
day morning last, Capt. J. NJ. CeekEFAIR, of Cam
bridge City, of the Sd Indiana Battery aged about
s. years.
= At Chicago, on Saturday last. SARAH, wife os
DAVID Higgins. ESQ.,, formerly of WestviIie Station,
Preble county. Ohio.
-o Dearest mother, thou asst left IL
Deeply here thy loss we feel a.
But It's God that has bereft US,
He can ali oar sorrows heal NJ
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o YER a MILLION DOLLARS AvED.

Gentlemen - had negro worth 3l.:o0
VIII took cold from hurt in the leg, and useless
for year. had used verythng l. could hear
of without benefit until tried the Mexican Mustang
1ir iment. 1t soon effected permane.f csrs."a r
il. DOWNING. Il
.-g : Montgomery, Ala, June IL, 1852.
y take pleasure in recommending the Mexeas
Nh stang Lnirnent as valuable and pdispenssbls Ar
tic for Sprains Sores, Scratches Calls Horses.
Gu have used it for Burns. Bruises, Sores, Rheu-
rua tism, &C., and all say IT acts like magic"
NV. HEWITT,
foreman for American, Wells, Fzrgo's and Harm
e. - den's Express
q. The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasionsd
lie skating last winter entirely cured in one
K, after she commenced using your ceiebratsd
Ms IA tang Lniment. 2li ED. SEELY"
Gloucester, Mass. Aug. 1, 1868.
] t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Lii i. nent performs more cures in shorter time, On
ma n and beast, than any article ever discovered.
Far lies, liveryen and planters should always hare
i, hand Quick and sure it certainly is Aitgenh-
inc is wrapped IN steel plate egravines, besriug ths
sig Ia ture Of G. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and shs
prs "a, . U. s. stamp OF DExAs BAKxEs 3 CO. over
the tr p. sr0fr s@ 2sst# f
An effort has been made to counterfeit il with
che ap plate label. Look cIosetyfs ia# III
81 ira togs Spring vNster, ,oidb by ali Drugxis..
2. =.
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THE PRESIDENT AND ADMISSION INro
THE UNIoN.--The veto message of Presi-
dent johnson has the following calcula-
ton. being made for the per cent of the
decade corresponding with the date. of
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GIN. JEFF.C. DAVIS has been relieved
from duty as Commissioner OF the
Ereedmen's Bureau for Kentucky, and
ordered to join his regiment -
Saturday night there was forty seven
feet water in the Ohio, and rising tsso
inches per hour. and only fiftyseven
feet space under the suspension bridge
for the passage of steamboats,. Four or
five feet more. of a rise was expected.
The water WAS in the warehouses on the
le~ee 7
The City Council of Cincinnati passed
ordinances. on Friday. that viii quire
sn expenditure of $4,000, for open
ing new and splendid avenues in Cincin-
natl An avenue. leo feet wide, is to be
opened all the way through Deer Greek
Valley, and what is styled Anderson
Avenue" to reach from = point on
Eigath street to the snEiag Grove Ave
nue, near the Brighton House, and TO
be Leo feet wide, is also to be opened
We have heard of cork legs, but cork
hats are. som nothing OF q novelty. "A
compsny II Philadelphias 10 manufactur-4
in hats from cork which are said to be
iussae ssAing-iishs and cool. IN psssrvi-
Gus TO a,er and readily cleaned with =
sponge. so as,to look IS good as new
The rairosd (Leag Bridges Aridse scross the
Potomac At Washington, tssaaer withaposhsf
across the east branch were entirely swepenUy
on the Iaorniag; OF the 9Th. b 1hs hseakmg e
the ice gcrgc Above Washinaoa- Il IS stated
that = number ot pcrsons Fsrlass rhae cross
,--ths triig- 50 sss,s E..-s !, .s4es
$50 - -Esfg,zss
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An eastern man, associated With citi-
zens OF Knox CO. O., is about erecting
5 Iargs cheese factory in s,aat Locality;
from so to 1,oo0covs win farnish the
stock FOR tho faeory. which viii be in
fm esera;ion dur g the present ye.r.
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The Two volcEs-When Guttenburg.
tt.e first printer, was working in his cell
IN the monastery of st. Aborsgot. he
tells US that he heard two voices address
him. ). The enc babe him desist; told
him OF the power his invention would
put ia the hands of bad men to propa
gate their wickedness; told him how
men would profane the art he had crea-
ted, and how posterity would have cause
to curse the man who gave it to the
world, So impressed was Guttenburg
with what he had heard, that he took q
hammer and broke to pieces the types
9 he had SO laboriously put together. His
work of destruction was only stayed by
another voice, sweet and musical, that
fell on his, ear, telling him to go on, and
to rejoice in his work; that all good
might be made the canse of evil, but
that God would bless the right in the end.
So To all of US still come those voices
that came to Guttenburg; the one calling
US to work, while it is called to- day
Ito try t, leave this world better than
we found it; and the other tempting us
TO give over and take our ease-to leave
the plough in mid-furrow and to rest on
our oars when we should be pulling
against the stream.
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The Plantation Bitters have cured
of arrangement of the Kidneys and Urinary Or
GO rs, that distressed for years They act like
ch arm. c.. C. MOORE, e54 Broadway, N. r."
Mrs. O. NJ. DEvOE, manager of the Union Home
St hool for Soldiers Children, she ''has given Il
TO the weak and invalid children under her charge,
wi tn the most happy and gratifying results" We
la We received hundred reams Of such certi6.
es, but advertisement effective what
pei ple the mseves say Of good article Our fortune
our reputation is at stake The original quality
and high character of these goods win BE- sustaiusd
Ter every and all circumstances They have al
res obta med sale in every town. village parish asd
La inlet among civilized nations. Base imtAtors try
10 cone name and style they can, and
be. good article cannot be sold As how poor
p they End some support from parties n ho do not
wha; tley sell. Be your guard. e See our
pr vatc stamp over the cork. efri- f9sz
p H. DRAKE CO., New York City.
S; lratooa Spring ster .ola by all Druggists
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ARMY REVOLVER, 44-I0a in. CALDER
Navy REVOLVER, 3s-iOo IN. Cakber
BELT REvoLvER, Self Cooking. Navy CaIiber.
BELT RSEoLvEa, Navy size Caheer, a.l h. az
POLICE REVOLVER, Navy Size CALDER,
NEW PockEr REVOLVER, With Loading Lever
POCKET REVOLVER, efSelf Cooking, = @rJr
REPEATING IIs7oL, Elliot pit No. - Cartridge.
VEsr Pocket PisFeL, No. %. 80 ( Ill Cartridge
Gun CANE, using Ne. p. 81 Cartridge, 50
REVOLVING RIFLE, 3d. 100 in Caiiher.
DnnEcn ru1pySG RIFLE, No. 81 CARBIDE
BREEcH LOADING CaRBINE 80 t.ff9EFH
u - RIFLE, Steel Barred, witt, Ssber Bavonet Is
L = RIFLEp AFsKEr, Springfield Pattern.
E. REMINGTON d SONS, ILIox. New YORK.
AGENTS.
Moore & Nichols. New York; VIM Read Son. gos
ton: Jos G. Grub Co., Philadelphia Poultnev 4
Trinlble baltimore; Henry Poison Co. New Orleans
Chicago: L. VI. Ru1nsey L Co. st Louis; Albert q
Crane, San Frane5scc; B. e. $. H. Thompson Mont
res. 3oE ,s5 4EBbf5t TGi 0o1l Ga y .szs--- 81. >
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Ly Our pap er-maxer apolonisea f>-
the poor quality sent US this week, and
says he'll send us better next. Hope so.
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: .soSfx ExrEAsT or sf.sxR . n ascA l3fsgxr-e,r,
IN fzestian, s.usea, HAr:turE Sid He7daehe bnsH
Ne ross. flatnsrcy. 4c:, There v.rgin9 sfinsaaaA
IS rcqsrOt Jse careful rreparfior and erti7e purfv
ma hes Il aef1spapd rrhxasRtiAs Or SuJnaSy -.
20 sss soe everJMhers, at = CO. psr betsisr2 -
foi ''Lrors Pure Exsrset Take y othss.ve "a
: "a 5iaz ! sslss Talk Bis s751s 7-FES'
: s1svoi sd HsyEseae Tlssoss I'D $40
2 eaag aosssIs1ee s53 g se5so a0oe -
5 Lxoss Exsx4er - Pers JuArca arx.a- d,
3 s Digestion. a-a..sss. Heau1usns 6ik u6seaSs
u loiera Aorau.. Iiatzlencys A., uhssoa 49,
IN psssey make h cAesp sDd realabae NJ
ma = pu-posss oeyer az sese6o ptrsse-
Sc rstoga Sprihg Mater, aid BY Al Pre- s
Nav IL lsses-sF 9s-s 80
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s e. Tns. Territorial Legislator Z of
Utah has passed q resolution reahest-
ing Congress to repeal the law prohibit
ing poly gauy in the Territories, As it
has never been eaforeeds they think it
should he repealed . Wouldn't 1t be
better ~ Zestrvs.e i.-aa $50 81 fsa1n89f 1a1fss
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Vic .rou.l 10; oeAutiful7 WRo would add 20
TIA liz b .ausy? What gives that marble purity and
da tiaol appearances observe upon the stage AsA
in the it, esa? 1t is noloneer secret. They sss
Ma gan aagaoIia Balm. Its continued use removes
tai FIRE -kIes pimpes and roughness, from the fsee
an Than ds, and leaves the complexion smooth trans-
pa, cut, blooming and ravishinS. Unlike many cos.
mt acs contains material injurious to the axis.
A, DR. ngss: win order you, II NOT on hasd q
sc cts. perbotsfe.
1i3 $50 W. E. HAGAS, Troy, y. r., Chenist
sDI.Ns ,SDAi sNEs & CO. Whoiessle Ara NJ
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Helms re..'s irsraitable Hair Ce;nsng ID not dye.
lill insta ssaneous dyes composed ofiav easse,
nd more, ~ less destroy the Vitality and besuty ol
Il e hair the original Hair Coiorisg. asd hss
b. growing favor twenty years. 1t restores
n v hair IL original color BY gradual absorption,
ii nos t-exasrahls Il . also beautiful
h III dressing S.,3is srvp sses-5c ceDts snd ST.
b, af,le4Ie-s G aEIHSTREET, Chemist
S aratoqa Spring Wzfer. sela By ~ Druggists.
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OUR TERMS.

: THE NV voRk WEEKLY + sold by AL ssss
Agerss ttrsrgon. the Upise9 Stats. The price e
SIC E.ss. sus ineazes where Aesss hsve pay extra
fright, higher price IS e,arzei- When there 10
SesSs Agent In fhe sCwn desire our friends 20 ae3
the WEEKLY through him. We DO not wish 10
paoer e1oep. in places were there n 10 other
reaasi of getting IL When sent by mad, single
copies IS Ser aBauE: forr copies, So wlca 10 g. 50
c5r-; eicht eysrses. The party who sends rs
sea fsr easo eight copies. all cent At time
viii be entitled 20 5 copy slns<- Hossnasters and
s:hsrs VITO yes up cus, il tteir respective towns
can Ssssrxard ada single eoyses a. 50 50.
! uhe sss afoEx wznxLY xnd The IHtusrKArxD
LrrssAKE issEs1 all issA De sent Tor So per aun.m
~ Specimen Copies Sent Free
. ssd STREET & SMITH, Propriesprr. IS
! Iges I'm EssFSaelForf 81. <w York.
is Nspsr j. lexa-sss>s< SASS FEE sfE
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II 'sa raoss dsii<i ..ful Hunr pressins.
IL ersaicases seu' 4 and dnndF~G
s,keeps the bee a cool Al c.ean.
I, makes the ; AT rich, sas anAgiossy.
II pyeyeuis h. n farming es.y esd fAlli.9 %.
l.res'ores air upon premAtarely bald hesds.
Ihss rs lust WI 4, Lyons K.shairon viii do. Ii 10
.r-';y-if - che ~p-dnrabe. Ii IS literally sold BY
The carh al ard is almost Incredible demand %
aaiF fos ressig until there hardly country store
that do not keep family thai does sotcse Is
y.THoMAS LYON Chemist, y. Y.
g Saes toga Spring Water, so,i 81 all Druggists.
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A'ciiet uelish,. Superior TO any Cologne, used TO
Be the the face and person, render the skin so and
Il ssh, to AAy inflammation TO perfume clothing for
h ssiache, he. I, is manufactured from the rich
or.fhern Magnolia, and is obtaining patronage quite
precsdensed. II is favorite with ACTRESSES and
OF singers. 1t is sold by all Dealers At $lS9 IN
re bottles, and by DEnAs BAKxks Co., New Ycrk.
W holesale Agents $50 s = 10 u q SO
S srstoga Spring Water. Sold b. all Druggists.
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Il. 'Jes' so:'-"Exac.y i"-Soon Shiaels sAid; tAsy
re there every time" II he fsls "evlsy in shs
ID ,sssg, he took Pznta60 Btters il Be fslt weary
a. night, he took Plantation Bitsers; he lssksa ~
pc tite, weak lanEuid mentally opprssssd, b
* Plantation Bitters; and they never fsilsd 70 st
hi his pins square and firm. e-s. .---sszs 4Eas
Few persons want any better authority; bat ~ sons
N Az, Just read the following: ~
= lowe much to you, for verify be-
ie, 'e the Plantation Btters have saved my life.
a rev. W. H. WAGNER, Madrid, n. Y"
$50 have been great sufferer from
o, .speesia. and had TO abandon preaching The
Pi sntatior Filters have cured me. a+t
REV. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
had lost my appe1te-was %
.sk and ea 4rsaied could: hardly walk, and had .
pc rice: dread for society. Tho PlAnsatioa
b tiers have set all right. sss44 .F0t-t
r JAMES HEIMINWAY. st. Louis, No"
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Thad. Stevens, Defeat.

The Boston Advertiser, staid and sober radical
,uu-,, speaxs q the srenlpt OF Mr.. Stevens to
for &c through the House his military reconstruction
scheme without amendment discussion L
:. The sudden taken by the debate on the bill
for tue military government of the South is matter
both for surprise and qualification Mr. Stevens made
TIVE serious mistakes, far his purposes are
CONCERNED, in his method OF carrying his measure
through. good many members, We believe, would
vote for the general object of the bill measure
tor the public safety, who would not commit them
selves 4 an explicit denial of the existence of the
zsouthsrr States as States of the Union, which had
been Eat into the bin Thus Mr. Bingham was ready
to vote fer the bill Will, an amendment which should
save him from committing himself TO an erroneous
legal doctrine involving such serious Consequences.
It did suit Mr. Stevens views however, TO permit
amendment of the bill any considerable length
of debate. ias8
'.He preferred force it through it was, under
the whip of party discipline and we are glad to
that tie result second revolt against his leader
ship, and the submission of the whole matter to the
Judgment, and deliberate action of the House. We
t there viii be further attempts to choke discus
sion or TO forbid amendment. the introduction of
i'm oor tapt measures into tina. body. No committee
and is successful in the drawing of bills,
that it is not possible that the united wisdom of the
House may improve upon the WORK submitted 10 H.
ave csuno. pretend 10 conjecture the particular
,--orttis on which General Banks asked suspension
OF acton, but glad that the attempt to find
some common ground for the President and Congress-
20 stand upon IS eountenanced By the House. The cr-
sis is too important for time in struggles
seszeef the departments of government. if any
oRable paciicaton can be made. and the work waiting
hs done in the South is too important be DELAYED
yshie preliminary issues fought out here f those
issues are in any way TO be houorabiy avoided 8
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THE WATER WOLFF
WATER WOLF.

the simple description OF which fearful monster causes
the flesh to creep with horror. The is full of
action At the very start and the reader finds his
ton enehaned before he has real dozen sentences
It is full Of the thrilling situations and possesses
plot Of the greatest ntricacy and Of the in
e-ers ~b.r, AEstkF
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Cincinnati Markets.

rHzsspAv, Feb. Il 1857.
7PLoURAHcia firmly s; rre-fous prices, bus tse
demand a.. sesa quite igA;, s@pesse 81 ass9s IS;
trade brands Sc Ss@le "a, An5 faasr slisi5 90.
wWAT -Proes renaiAs deirslly uaehaas~d
sssiss e So ssesss So wsssega s. Sas Sc
CoRS-C nchanged and srn; ssI5ac. and
shelled Sec -fh1@sff
oATs-rsrtn at u = ss,e f1,v se1 aF -
RYE-Firus i. 81 23sgI le4
+ CoTToN--euses aud uushspgsls rnidilin- s9e
sAisc4 II ag& 49, 81 fsef4s
la@ WHskT Firm at &c in bond. sss .i-'
/ PRoylSIoNs-The market Is dun sud- closed
withcus any change. gisE s & $3.50
i MESS PORK $50 es.z ar ~ s,
I LARD-l2e- WAS asked q fr 5Es
as BULK AEAFS--Esre cffs=ed At =. AZ ana'less
! p EGGS--S4ce ta s. 80 sssa 3
BuTfER--UneLaneo|, at ssassae s.z
| cHEESE-Firn At lssi6Jse. e
N 81. - ---~---- ------ .t-qr
r. aARSiEb ---ou Thursday laorning last, by Rev
Henry b Rule az the residence Of the brides father
Mr. WTEAiAa SNYDER TO Miss REBEccA F. Mex
daughter of Aozton and Jane Meek all of the vicinity
OF this city. er f.s ts.ts~f.ra ,5-.e..t7s =.
I Il An assortment of al the good
things served up on this happy occasion.
was sent us. Thanks, and "blessed are
| the Meek. for they shall inherit the earth, =
they deserve it fer thus rem embering
| the printer 7.s,sa a.
I
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a fellow q Milford, Koeclpsko co1nty,
nDned Wiley. on last Tuesday, accident
: ally shot hist broeher, tndiodng = serious
wound. h Vs. engaged IN the Naeoy-
IKE pastim Of shooting negro. and
Kissed his mask.
John TeSanr young nan-Who was
ABOUT TO be married, IN franklin county,
died. hst weeh, usdss aAsosnstan c g ;
eiae stro ngly indicate that he poisoned
himsslf After eating hearty supper
he sine 1ked q cigar. after which ne n2nleu
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THE WATER WOLF

viii unquestonahy ada greatly - tie already ereal
reputation OF LEON LEWIS. ana viii undoubtedly be
extensively read.
Tsc-o,actt.La. ~ q - esSf&s -
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THE WATER WOLF:

The D8mol Of the Bermudas,
s-o9s BIZ LEON EEHIs- 81 Isl
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VAT Err WOLF; i
THE DEMON OF. THE BERMuDAs

7 The mere announcement of a story By writer SO
extensively and favorabIy known as Leon Lewis,
would perhaps be eaough TO everybody TO read
it, but
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The Greatest Story of the Ace

Author Of ..The Silver Ship" syria the Jewess.
'sThe Step-Daughser's Portion" etc., etc. ;15 -
Il is entitled 5saAXc 775e f4#e ais al
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FROM PIKE COUNTY.
Jail Bird Caught-Harvest Com.
menced-Fruit PrOspeet-POlitics.
PETERsBURGH. june 10Th

PETERsBURGH, June 10Th.
Editors Journal:
The ever slippery Taylor Bass, our
jail-bird, has been caught after his
third escape. This makes our mer-
chants and monied men, in general,
breathe easier. Our farmers are COM
mencing harvest, with very fair
prospect of a good crop of wheat,
the rust having injured wheat very
little. Our crop will be better than
for years, yet not quite so good as was
thought month ago, the heads being
rather short.
There is an abundance of fruit Of
all kinds. The work on the new
Court House progresses slow bat sure
The foundation is being laid, and that
in good order k9
Politics,are rather dull, but one can
hear little talk now and then. The
Democracy have no hope Of carrying
cur county this Fall, while the Union
men are sanguine of success. and what
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THE SULTAN's PRESENT FOR En-
GENIE.-A letter from Paris, gossip
ing about the expected visit of the
Sultan of Turkey, remarks:
sThough M. Bouree intimated that
as His Majesty is to be the personal
guest of the Emperor, no presents of
any kind will be acceptedIat the Tuil-
cries, the Sultan is reported to have
answered that Ali-Osman devlet
salanatl kadim,' (the munifcent
grandeur of the Ottoman government
is perpetual and accordingly solid
gold model of the imperial kiosk at
the Sweet Waters of Europe, with the
surrounding trees in green enamel,
and the river flowing past in brill
iants, is being prepared as a cadeou
for the Empress. The value of the
river and of the tourd, which isto sur
mount the entrance to the little build
ing in rubies, will, it is stated. be $780,
UUU. Is -st tE
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THEinfdel Turk sulEenly refuses
the request of the great powers Of
Europe, preferred through a collee-
tive note, to suspend. hostilities and
the shedding Of blood for a moment
in Gambia. Perhaps it would be. best
that the request should be preferred
thro ugh the allied cannon of the ar
mics Of Christian Europe. The Mos
lem must remember that hesretains a
foothold on the European continent
at best only by sufferance, and that he
cannot safely outrage humanity and
courtesy in one act. = Philadelphia
Press.
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Home Again

r HAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM
IL Cincinnati with the finest variety OF
Tea. Bourbon, and Bengal ROSES all
ever-bloomers and fine plants which /
will sell as low as they can be bought in
Cincinnati / have every color - White,
Yellow, Scarlet, Rose, Crimson, &c. They
can be safely planted, as they are all In
pots. Give me a call.
+. VIM. q. HEWITT.
P.S-Many other fine varieties OF rare
plants, quite new. y = A4
Wire Hanging Baskets. dc. [jun3 diff
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test of the people against the class
government which has so long de-
prived them of their natural and ina
lienable rights, and this spontaneous
adoption of the hymn of our latest
struggle for freedom is an unconscious
and instructive acknowledgment of our
leadership in the cause of human lib
erty.-Phild. Press.
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THERE IS a deep significance in the
fact that in al the late revolutionary
eruptions in England the. surging
masses chant the striking battle
lyric of our army, 8 John Browns
Soul is Marching On" All the re-
cent troubles and uprisings' in the
British empire, no MATER. what their
Immediate cause, are at bottom pro-
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is still better, are determined to work
for success. Never were the Repub-
licans Of this County ina better con-
dition than now. and the Democracy
will have a poor tale to tell next Oc-
tober. Ever yours,
Fro
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

OwENsBoRo, KY, June 26, 1867.
Editors Journal:
The Union men here endorse Mr..
Smith fully in contesting John Young
Browns claim to seat In the For
tieth Congress. about to assemble.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28
COMMENCEMENT. AT AsBUKf.

Anniversary Of literary Societies
Baccalaureate SermOn-Master Eff
fort by DR.. BOWman-Address by
Rev. Chafee-The Vacant Chair
RumOrs Of a Selection TO Fill the
vacancy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28
LETTER FROM 0WENsBORo.

The Contested Seat i'm Congress
Union Men Endorse Capt. Smith in
the COntest-BroWn a Rebel still
County FOlitfcs-lul i'm the DemO-
cratic Camp.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28
CANNED GOODS.

a LARGE lot of Peaches, Pineapples
IL Beans, Corn, Tomatoes, Piums, DAM
sons, Blackberries, strawberries. Jams,
JeilseS Pickles, Oysters. Salmon, etc. etc,
Tor sale at cost, at tie Housekeepers' Emu
porium, &c Main Street. ~
apps COOK d HEALY