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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
Cider Saves Pigs.

@. T. Alvord, of Wilmington, VI
when he finds that SOW Is inclined
20 devour her pigs, mixes her iond
with cidar, until she Is somewhat in
toxicqted. This, it seems, quiois her
nerves, aud renders her mana yeablc,
besides curing her unnatural appe-
tito. Four quarts of good cider Is
found large enough dose, The oi.
der acts as purge. aud horcin lies,
the secret. Costiveness is doubtless
the cause Of the unnatural appetite.
-Eiitor of Gcrmantopn TsIs9rdDk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
Destroying Rats.

NJ. ClosE entertained the Academy
Of Sciences, with mode Of destroy
ing rats and other animals that bur.
row, The Museum Of Natural Histo.
ry at Paris is, or rather was, dread.
fully infested with rats, but thanks to
NJ. Cloez, 1t is row FREQ from tho nui.
sanee. The happy thought of pour.
ing bisulphiteo Of carbon into the holes
occurred to this gentleman, aud the
vapor, We need hardly say, was fatal
to all the rats who stopped to inhale
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
A RE oLnrInN

A RE oLuTtON
Relative TO m hmeniment OF tho constitutIon,
providing for the extension Of the elective fran,
chisni 49,
"Rcsolycd, nv tho General Assembly Of the
state nf Ohio, threohfthS of the membSrs elected
70 each House agreeing thereto, that II b. and n
hereby proposed To the electors Of this state, to
vote NJ ihe next annual October election upon the
approval or rejection OF the following amendment
as substitute for tho frat section Of the Afth ar.
tiole Of the Constitution Of this State, to.wit.
"Eycry male citizen ofthe United stntcs OF tho
age OF twenty -one years, who shall have been n
resident OF the state one year next preceding the
election, md Of the county, or township or ward
IN which he resides such times az may be provi.
dc by law. except such persons as have horne
arms N support ofany insurrcction or reholl on
ng,nst tho Govetnrnent of tho United States or
have hed from theirpltccs of residence 10 avoid
heng lrntted into the m litary service thereof OF
have iesertci the military or nav'l service OF said
GoNernmcnt In time of war, and hal not auhacl
qurntly heen honouhy discharged from IN,
same, shnll have the 1ual hcnton of an elector
aud be entitled to vote M elections g."
En-. A PARRoTr
Speaker OF tho House of Ronrescntntlycs
ANDREW. q. McBURNFY
President Of the senate
FNSsed Anr'l =, lNNI tnpriln91m0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
Corn Rusk.

Take rint Of corn meal and scald
It with one quart Of milk, a halfa tea
cup Of warm lard or butter, a little
salt, three eggs, yeast enough 10
make " raisei then stiiIcu II with
wheat nour; let il staud and raise
about three hours; then roll and lei
II raise again; bike il aul eat warm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
Johnny Cake.

Three eggs we'll beaten; one quart
Of sour milk one quart of corn menl;
q little wheat -four; two tablespoon.
falls melted butter; four tablespoon.
falls molassesi one tsaspoouful of sal
eratus, little salt aud ginger to your
tagts' Bake in a dripping pau, in a
hot oven one hour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

Mr.. S. King, North Monmouth,
Me-, has a COW from which he made
the last season 2l2 pGnnds Of butter,
2S3 pounds Of cheese, raised one calf
aud sold ten dollars worth Of milk.
As this was his only COW. Of course
what milk the family used was also
taken from her.-M r. Farmer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

An eEehange says: "Last summer,
with two boys. eighteen and twenty
years old. and tive teams, Mr.. Wash.
ington Brooks, Waterford, Black.
hawk county, Iowa. raised one thou.
sand seven hundred and sixty bush,
els Of wheat, 400 Of Corn, broke for
y acres. put mp two miles Of three
board fence. put out three acres Of
maple grove, and cultivated orchard
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
ONSTlTUT.OY or OHIO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution.
STATE OF ONO, l

NINIT VF VTIU, I
OrTtoE oI THE SEcRErARY oF SrArE. /
], WILLIAM llrNHt SairH Secretary of State OF
the state OF OHIO, do hereby cert ~ that tho fol
lowing Il n true copy of Joint resolution p1ssed
by the General Assembly Of the State of Ohio, ON
the qth day ot Apr !, A. D., IL 7, taken from the
original roll on nlc 10 this unlce.
In testimony whereof, I have hcrrunto
subscribed my name, aud affixed the
NreU Seal of tho state of Onto, NJ
tsEALl Columbus tho 9Th day Of April A. y.
1877,
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary OF State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

Government Seousities, Coin and Eastern TX
change, bought and cold At current rates, Co.l-
p0ns cashed, Deposits received aud a general
banking business transacted fJan3'UTnl2tI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
Lcngstroth's Patent Movable
Comb Bee Hive. .

Their hiyea are two Inches shorter and two inch /.
es deene; thanthe old siyleswith Improved Hon-
ey Board and Honey Bo4es.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

VTERY NEAR OPPOSITE MAYORS HARD.
ware Store, where be will keep thl best OF
Rlnes, Shot-iuns, Revolvers, Pistols Pocket
tieles belonging 10 sporting. He win dali kinds
o. Gun Work, keep and 60 Keys 20 alknds OF
Locks, and dc all kinds Of sulan iron nd brass
work generally.
ka- Shop, opposite Eaylar's usrdHce store-
Look for The Sign Of the Big Gun
WOW. a good word to the ladies ofrhin and
surrounding country. Volmer an Kireh-
DORIS Sewing Machine. 70 him, He IN ofIer 10
those who are IN want Of good maolne, an adj
vantage which no other egSnt In thl plass can
and rs he u Ia the business of repairle machipes,
he promises 20 rePairhis machines lee of chsrft
u any ahopld Rel out Of order. Herill also keep
TIE best Of Sewing Machine OH, "a needles "a
most all other machines, for sale.
aPxIl-9anlY.l III, STING.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

\UB ASH THB PUBLIC TO GIvR us A
w cal. and eNAninn ourstock before purohas
lug, - we believe ourselves able 10 sell ~ fine
q" da N our lie. nnd ~ CHEAP - At any other
eaiablishment In the CITY. Call and see, oppo-
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

State MI is organized under the laws of the
this sn Srh win capital slOck of ST 10 900 or
nus sum SiOO 900 is deposited with the IHs"ranco M
s'I r'cht OF New York, as yLeie for aY ooIc;e. 10
men, Of As ADDITIONAL sECURTY for the Day.
reported 10 the Insurance Department os uI ahi,
Jeterwi,py' TUnnpany' This POLICY RESERVE FUNB ;s
eea by the Department, upon the basis of snch
than om "io o interest as has heretofore proved more
c have made the life insurance comnan;oe
lotk' models for the world and the Insnrance
niZed ' 10 mus everywhere recOg-
=, Inc stability of all New York ComroD,o, bo:..
,niioI iHy provided for the ATLANTIC MIJTJfaT
] lor It's share of confidence and suppnrt nnon
'ouliu anu ecOnOnIc0 manag ement md lie Gin1,.i.
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Peculiar Advantages.

huIeSs
Except the "Term" table The ,o,os -, -,
PrSt$, ana are calculated at as low figure rs nasr
eNPelehce has demonstrated to be annie baseJ unnn
gnesl rate OF mortality any lowest rate of nier
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
Non-forfcitures of PoI;c;os

az Pot'c'es issued by this Company, are bv their
etms 'nco"teSt'He at the expiration of seven yeas
error IN The statement ofapplicatlon, Thus
aiIer death. as is lrequenlly The case y '''s'loI
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
Steam Dying and Securing rs
tabIishment.
MRS. n. w. NUJTU

mRS. r.. w. SMITH,
NO. 2o, ~ Filth ST., bet. Market and Arch PmILADEI
- PHIA.
DEE Goods OF every description dyed to any co.
lor. Ladies' Wearing Apparel of eyerv dcscr,p.
ton dyed in the most fashionable and permanent co
I9rs, and finished in superior style. Merino Cash
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Covers.
Carpets, Rugs etc. Secured POngee and Silk Dresses
redyed all cOlOrs, and warranted equal TO new
NB.-(ientlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed ON
reasOna ble terms
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Prompt Payment of Losses.

All losses are by the terms of tho poI;c, mod. -
ape "mfdd teiy upon satisfactory proof Of loss n3r
ninety days. ''f'u''O" " S'rty o.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND OTHERS-THE GRAFTON MINERAL
FAINT COMPANY manufacturing 81
best, cheapest and most durable Paint in use two
coats well put on, mixed with pure Lnseed Oil will
Last 10 or Is years. it is of light brown or beautiful
chocolate color. and can be changed to green, lead
sumer. Ii is valuable for Houses, Barns, Fences.
Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car makers
rails aud WOodenware, Canvas. Metal and ShingIe
Roofs. Gt being Fire and Water prOOf) Bridges Burial
Cases. Canal Boats. Ships BOtOms Floor Oil Cloths.
Zone Manufacturer having used 5000 bbs. the past
year) and as paint for any purpose is unsurpassed
Price sc per bbi.. Of 800 It's. which will supply q
farmer tor years 10 come Warranted in all cases "a
above. Send for circular, which gives full particu.
larS: none genuine unless branded in a trade mark
GrallOn Mineral Paint Address DANIEL. Rim
WELL Proprietor, 254 Pearl st, New York.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
MILLINERY GOODS,
THE
Misses Tatman

would respectfully iuform their friends and the
pubic generally that they have removed from their
OLD stand on Commerce Street. to
MAIN STREET, SMYRNA, DEL.
They have fine assortment Of ready made D,.
nets which must be sure to suit in style and prcf
bonnets from So to Sl2 Also, full line Of Iiats,
all styles and prices, from 81 to Sc. Their line -
Millinery Goods is the largest ard best select, d
stock they have ever brought TO this town.
splendid assortment of French and American
Flowers, and French ann American Frames.
EoilcrIrg and Stamping Lcatly executed.
u We invite the early attention of the Ladies ia
the above stock, as 1t embraces some of the hand
soonest goods in the markct
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

Ills stock of Confectionery has been newly sup
Plied with the choicest brands of both French an,
Plain Candies. ''''
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
Dress M0Ein0.

Having engaged the services Of fashionable
press Maker from the city, they are prepared TO
Wake and Fit Dresses, Coaks, Childrcn's Clothing.
~cr in the most fashionable manner also PLAIN
sewing guaranteeing satisfaction and promUtness in
I al cases. Intending to pay special attention to
us branch of business they would be pleased 10 re-
ccVe liberal share Of patronage from the ladies' Of
Smyrna aud vicinity.
Patte' Of all the latest styles received every
week from New York and Phad, phia. myI5
TIE QCINTETTE ORCHESTRA.
A COLLECTION
QuADRiIIs, WALTzEs, POIKAs, Contra. .DAScFs.
foIKA REDowAs SCHoTrI>cHEs, MAzouRKAs
AND SERENADE PIECES
ARRANGED FOR
TWO VIOLINS, CLARINET. CORNET
AND BASS.
IN FIVE BOKS,
(One for each Instrument)
frlce Of the Set, complete SIX DOLLARS.
Mailed, postpaid rccript of Price. OLIVER
DIISON n CO.. Publishers, Boston. CIIAS. II.
i7"4' 4" va New Ork- Nav 22d,
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
FRUITS.
BfHA -
PlC-NlcS' CAMP MEETINGS, AND
All Kinds OF Parties

Are invited TO give him call before PURCHASING
elsewhere, as he Is prepared to sell lower than
other establishment IN the State. ''''' "''y
orders by mail will receive prompt attention in
the shortest time. "
His experience will warrant satisfaction 10 all vL,
favor hun with their patronage.
Thankful Tor the patronage he has heretofore re-.
celVed, he socits u continuance of the same.
JOHN w. FLICK.
May 22d. Market &, S,ov,o, H.,
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
Spccialities.
MEDICAL TREATN1EN.r

Ioen. acu'a'lons on extensive aud reliable data sbov,
,be rae oi mortality uuder what is Known 40
'iie homeopathic system of medicine .Tho,,raa 90
we make deduction Of ten per cent from ,abe ra,n
"ip; a Eaymeni OF premium by those habltnaI
usag anls mode OF treatment. I'm case Of medical
cba,noJ oGhg changed, thereafter full rates will he
tb"se III oIuer That ne injustice may be done IN
se preierng other schools Of medicine all onenr
."Hen OF profits, uner reduced rates viii he sama
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

RCRNHAM'S AMERICAN BUSINESS COZ.
LEGE. SPRINGFIELD, MASS
Model School OF TTade, assOcIaIIng Theory with
fTsciice by system of Actual Business Operations
Which practically illustrate and simplify the Science
OF AccounanIship, Mercantile Exchange &c in ali
Their various relations.
RECENTLY REMOVED To A MAGNIFICENT NEW
COLLEeE BUILDING,
erected al cost OF Slz5O00 Acknowledged TO be the
heat and most complete Business College ever estab
hshed.
Book Keeping Commercial Calculations and Cones
pOndence Taught IN an interesting and practical man.
hsr' Banking Houses. Merchants Emporium, and
hl'een Business Offices IN daily operation A thoroughly
organized department Of Mercantile Law PHYSICAL
'niin'e under skIlful gymnast. Penmanship
taught oy masIer of the Art Students can Onter at
ans lime no particular degree of advancement re.
puiIeu Ladies and gentlemen prosecute their studies
"se'hSf' and ENJOY equal advantages. Graduates
nave averaged over SiI months com pleting the pre
srribed course OF study, and a result seven eighths
1' them have readily secured lucrative situations in
""'"ie'S. SlriCl attention given 20 the moral and
social welfare Of students.
FOUR SPLENDID Prizes of s75 will be presenteJ |
ec zolh 1867. To the four graduates who shall have
entered college from Feb. lst to July Slh, 1867 and
., ,'aue 'he best ImprOv IN Beck keeping and
""s"eH wiring. Particulars in College Review
SfkINGFlELD is situated in tie beautiful G. nnec.
'ut nlFer alley; has 25 coo inhabitants is city of
1 business activity, and the most healthy and de-
''sn'IuI place OF residence IN New England
Tlh"t REVIEW CIRCULARS, SC, giving full par
" u'ars relating 10 the course of study exueIses of
loaFd and tuition may be had gratis Persons in pur
y. ~" 0i the most complete Educational iachiIIes /
Springfield. Mass. linz IaSs
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
Profits.

tho Am% s, as .e assured are the Company, among them
annually divided and placed to the cred;, "f are
"O"m ~ ne redeemed at the end of the third wear
l"J po5 tne payment of premium then due. The DiI,
;o" are a1aabIe either NJ Canceing notes-or max
sn5anca 20 me lace va ue of pocy-or term IN
plan, in cash f"'u up On 'he leh-year
senIs The following ''i'0 "lu'ual pre-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-07

ioW EEK OF PRAY1R.-tne following is the
programme TOR the regular week OF prayer
Ill JaIgua,y, lS0, issued by the Rsiash
EcDgtgettc0t Almanac. and whirli wild BE-
observed here by the various churches
whicn coincide with The objects specified.
The meeting III $ evening Will be held at
TriHits NJ. e. Church, and on Tomorrow
tTue'day) evening at the Vine Street Pres
by eriantEhurct:giAf EI 81 ID
Monday, January 7.--Thanksgiving and
Confessions OF sin.
iuerday. january 8. Prayer for Nations !:
Tor - X ng> And all In authority :" TO the
increase Of r ghtepISness, the prsvNlen e
or peace ana Tue holy Oh ervance of the
sanbatiI. ''
We ne .dar'- January g. Prayer for tue
success Of missions .l,n0 lg JpAs aHdJirn-
hi"s, and for AZ divine bI .sslns D accom-
phny he +1f5r6 10 evan .t.lizs d. & uIIcon
NerV'd # iIii bud, ana Classes. 4ttoAA
Iiuf day. lanut J ~. II. er. fyF ali
VIII" nave fuff Ird from tht4 .recent wa er~:
Tor our b. ethFtn eltncip tted from ,skLvt.-
~, and or oni!ie' w-ChFlsLIans persecutesI.
ssssru, day y astiaFy u. : Prayer for the
trstiioltr ChnFch, iof all fI,e ministers n
tile gospel, and for the increase Gf hoIt-A
Anesst hd. hfyand Christian charity among
lttS mnflnbrrs. ssfai
Sabbatn, January l3.-Serron on the
Unity OF the Church, aud the duties of be.
! evers o 1nHnliet IL Ly mutual recognt-
ZION and active cooperation.
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The WEATHER.--The clustering.
cold wind Of Saturday closed out its
contract shortly a ter dark Saturday
n ght, and through the nightwas cold
Yesterday was clear. mild and eauti-
full. the mercurysrangine up to forty
d glees above zero al 2 O'Clock IN the
AFTERNOON. The fine weather called
large numbers to the streets, and the
side wa ks presented an an mated APP
.pearance near y all day longaa 1t is
NOT safe, however, to proguosticate of
the 0Nelther0in This latitude day
ahead, as the changes are very fire.
qlient and very sudden. We would
fame hope, however, that the present
style of weather would last Tor week
oritwo, at least, but We Cannot expect
it to dJso r'or@ f1 =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-07

7FAbLEN.-The front wall of Capt
Dexter's building recently burned on
Water Street, adjoining the Kentucky
HoteL fell witha crash on Saturday
morning about 2 o'clock, and now ! es
a miss of r9insg onthe Sidewalk. 1t
fell fortunately in the night, and did
no other damage than startling from
his peaceful slumbers Jack Shepard,
who was in the corner room Of the
Kentucky Hotel, and who sdppo> ed
tue whole building WIS falling about
his ears, COR that the world was com
ing to an end. 1E.bk-
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Court REPORTS

RECORDERS CoURr.-Businoss was
exciutiafingly dull atthe Office of the
City Recorder, on Saturday, one case
only being investigated-that OF a
man who was suspected Of driving a
team without the proper license. l
was discovered that the wagon was
duly permitted, and the city and off :
GERS lost their perqui,ites, alas. ar
BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER-Geo.
Reid was presented before Justice
Walker on a charge of stealing coat
worth $15, the property of Nicholas
Weidenbough, and one pair of pants
of the value of ST, the property of
Bernard HeIwig. He was bound
over in the sum Of $500 to answer, and
is now in Jail. sts -9t
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q sssu-pauapusn.

New METRoF0fITAN.-There were large
and highly deIighted audiences a I the New
Metropolitan both Oh Saturday afternoon
and night, to witness the extraordinary
performances OF the ROllshde Brothers,
Joan Denier, and Monsieur G,bbinOise.
The crowd OF children in The afternoon
was immense. and their admiration al The
wonderful feats was higSI compliment tO
the meTilso Of the performers
ton Saturday night the company really
excelied themselves. M'llse NiCtorlne sung
several s0Dgs with charming effect. Sue
has peeul iarly sweet voice, wei cuitiv'1-
ted, lacking perhaps in volume. hut Of
great compass. Her Performances Of. Pat
Maloy was esp cialIy ADMIRED hany
new feats, not before presented, were per-
formed Saturday night hnb Yld
1t affords us great pleasure to announce
that. at the earnest request OF she German
Turner's. this nnriyaiIed tronps have con-
scented to remain in the city three nigh 8
longer. and will reopen tonight In the
new Turner'S Hall, with greatly increased
facilities for displaying their wonderous
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-07

: sDIsAPPoINTED-Tn consequence of
the state of the weather that pre-
vented John Den er performing on
the tight rope, Saturday evening, thou
sands of men. women and children,
who had cohgregated TO witness the
extraordinary performances, were sad
sly disappointed. Some of them lin
gered on the corner until the per-
Torrance was over at the New Metro
politan, If they go to the vicinity OF
the new Turner'S Hall to- night they
wdfn0t be disappointed. 1
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.aTIAE $50 WIZ

powers. and will intrnduce feats of far
more thrilling character than any Vet per-
forned. among which is ON. .ntftled
" Flying Men of Airs' an ariel feat gneoeF
tempted, except b. The Roilahdev Broth
ers. John Denier will maSe ibis grand .ts.
cension, at. the T ,rner' Hail, a. : o'clock,
with brilliant hfifel wo k. g Remember
Mondly Tuesday, and Wednesday nights,
OIL 4 nrners, Hall
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-07

B% COLGATE'ss AROMATIC SOAP.-A
hyperion Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, In contribution with Giy--
eerlne. and especially designed furfilIe me
OF Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its perfume
- exquisite and its washing properties un.
tvatlel. For sale-by ali druggists. W
AeaSSi d&wly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-07
IMPORTANT TO TIE SICK.

g24 We invite tlle special attention OF our
eaderS To DIR. EaSterfy's advertisements
shlch can be seen in our adv ertising COL
ms. Dr. EsSteriy's Family Medicines
'~ deseryedly popular, have rapid sale.
I'VE general ~atIStactitiB, d are Kept IN
"a The principal drug-~'ores Throughout
ID western and Southern Staies. II will
3sSeen that i1r. Ea~lerIy does not r-corn-
2 nSeho one nledicine 10 cure al dis++,ses
Sni prepares a remedy for each particular
hi~eaSt' which can be relied upon to- cure.s
AVID
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-07
RachelOr's Hair Dye.

y This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
World. The o ally trHe and perfect Due
Harmless, Reliable. instantaneous. No
= ,fifsappointment. No ridiculous tintS:
Natural Is af.K or Brown. keinediesfhe vi
g efse,.tS of Bad Dues. Invig0rateS the halr,
leaving Ii soft and beautiful. The genu-
n Inc IN signed w linn A. Bdkchet0F. All oih-
reFS are mere limitations, and should tie
avoided. Sold Ivy all Druggists and Per-
tuners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New
York. -1 III % T@
Rar REW ARE OF A COUNTERFEET
dec. l4-IY, ss e Ha Hnta l+t4l Nu
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.Relnoval..

60 w. GHLBEhT .isaFaG'ae. uFHAEEbFsr.
D@ moved 70 thsir new fouf.sfory stor..
2 Ec.2I NnFth Filst ktreet whefe5tissv VIII,
be pleased 10 see al their old .asatssfs,e a. I
and 81 many neWOnes ~ Will favor thenn
etc. always ON hard and for gale Al tnc
invest market price, Inoyg div
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Bank Notice

5tH n ANNUAL ME- TING or THE
u StOckho ders of the Merchants; Ne-
ssOnal Bank. for the cleo ion OF nine piree-
s0rs; Will be held at their banking-nouse
% evansville on Tuesday. January 4. Isy7
wetween the hours of 10 O'Clock A M, and
a0'ctock p. N. BY erder of The board
G. K. BEMENT, esident.
deG7 d I'LL jan0-'67.t ~ 800
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KanaWha Dairy Salt

IA IN small tzS0 prunds net1 barrels This
Eaie is STRONGER th.ana Lake Ssflt.RequaiFy ms
ALhe ana chPaper. OrGieIssl for DAIRY Mum
wr tHsmmon fine s,tIt iinT ..t.syl Inf,a 4, 800
DarTsls, promptly flied GafH th,a91owesst
ni@rKHt prices Ivy d9Ill h FEN iGIs. jin
r.Agens kahawha9 Salt Company, No. 8
-MnrAH @aAer %treet.i 70 sh gAa7sder2t Gf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-07
The Egyptian lancer AnlldOte,
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Masonic aFElll on Monday evening,
urinary 7th9at the usual i,uur. All
lnembers are requested 70 be present
as business of dmpertance will he
transacted. Let all lie on hind.
BY order Of Post Communicate.
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