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Hsw Mach Bitter Truth

There is in the following paragraph,
which tells volumes in words:
SADNESS AND LTERArURE.-Oue of
the anomalies of literature history is
that it has often been the lot of those
men who contributed largely to the
mirth and recreation of Others to en-
durc a more than ordinary share of
misery and want in their own lives.
The most entertaining portions Of lit
ersture have been written by men
whose hearts have been bowed down
by sorrow, and at moments when that
sorrow has been heaviest. II was in
the gloom Of . mothers death deep
ened by his own poverty, that johnson
penned the charming tale of "Rasssls;r
1t was in the chill d~esolation of . bare
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New York Prize Association
$50 broadway, New YORK.

IfuS SILVER les oets.s...... . W ~
Elegant Jevelry valued II tJ0o w, will be d,
tFibuted a. follows:
Tho name and value Of ssch article Of sar
goods are marked On Ticksts. plsosd in ssslrd
esnis; an envelope Containing tsosh TieEst vii
), drawn .ithout cboies' and delivered At our
chaser After sesins .hst srtscIs n draw. Nd ~
value-rbioh may BE- from One 70 Five Husdrsd
reeeiye Tie article nsmed' ar NAV sIehsng. 10
for aay other sTtisls marked On our Cireuisf 81
the same value. Every Ticket dnvs On srtisss
worth One Dollar, or mare, EvSSo Banha
Our patrons can depend on prsmpt rs,arfs
The ARTICLES drawn vii he tmraoilatSly srpt By
EYpr,.. or return nail, or dsilysrsd At our sbos
Letters FROM many peruops scksov1rAging The
rceslpt Of Valuable Gins from M, usy b. ses
on Ale At our ofbcs. amans vhom ~, are pa.
mitted 10 refer TO:
HA A E26
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9Rfcs .sdR.eyBeSA

WILLIAM E2er asy he u more ,famil-
iarly known, "DiRBY' DOYLE, the 90
calr of the Louisville Courier, is pub
fishing a work. entitled Tiltereena; or,
The Forlies, Fashions and Frivolities Of
the Times. 1t contains all the spicy
poetry, diyerting witticisms, anecdotes
and jokes written upon and about tilt
ers, waterfalls, rats and mice, false
coro-babies, and the Thousand other Gle
ments Of the female wardrobe which the
last years fashions have revealed. the
eagraviugs which it contains, like the
fashions they illustrate, are gotten up
in the highest style of art, and are de-
cidediy original and apt. The Comic
Almanac for the year 1867, embraced in
GpafbyS" book, is irresistible, to say
nothing Of the humorous Fortune Tel
Ter, and amusing stories to whose pro-
duction the best Of our funny writer's
have contributed. 70
'Darby" Doyle, the writer and COM
pilsr of the work, is widely known as
the EDITOR Of the Police Court column
of the Louisville Courier-a column
which displays more genius than any
half dozen Of its class, Of which We
have any knowledge. The authors
revelations in regard to female attire
are sometimes startling, but always
good-natured and diverting. They will
be universally read. ..r,
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a Rail Dress.
At a recent ball given at Delmonico's,

At a recent ball given at Delmonico's,
a young and beautiful married lady ap-
peared in one of the new fashioned ball
dresses, which are now worn short, like
the street dresses. The dress consisted
of a pink silk underskirt, which just
touched the top Of the shoes, which
were Of pink kid, buttoned up over the
ankle with white buttons. Over the
pink silk was q shorter skirt, of white
tulle. trimmed with pink satin pipings.
The hair was dressed very high, and Or
namented with a wreath Of wild roses,
tho centre of each rose containing q dia-
mond Of great brilliancy. The dress
was made by a Partisan dress-maker,
and, II is needless TO say, attracted 3
great deal of attention.-Hoase Journal.
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Mount de Ohantal."

V,HE YOUNG LADIES OF Mt. de Chantal
i will give an entertainment on
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 9Th. 1867,
during the course of which the operetta OF
.sThe Miracle Of the Roses"
by Luigi BordeS. will he represented with appro;
pirate scenery agd decorations, to be followed
by q few choice Tablcaux.
Performances 10 commerce. at 81 O'Clock I. NJ.
A train Of cars will leave the Hempfeld depot
at 4, another at 4t. and a third at 5 o'clock, for
the accommodation Of those who may wish to
be present. The same train will return three
times after the entertainment Is over. ,
Tickets of admission, including tie round
trip in the cars, one dollar; to be had at the mu.
sic stores and at the Hemptield depot. .
oIn case of unpropitious weather, fIrther no.
tice will be given. 1eb3
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Sedentay snd Stsdious. Occupations. Grisfs,
Aarietss. or whatever tsnds to impair the Vital
Action Of the Brain, Heart o. Nervous system,
frequently lead to the most DdyssSa0 and EN-.
6drasuag Disorders Of the WHILE SfsfEH. Stu
dents, Clrgynes and Laryers. therefore, who
are especially liable TO these Weaknesses, should
resort promptly to DR. DELANARREs SPECIFIC
Pills.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French. Ger.
man, Spanish and Englisb, accompanies each
box, aud will be sent, by mail. free Of cost,
to any who will write for il. Pri6e. 81 per Box,
or Six Boxes for 8. Sold by all the principal
DuggiSts, or will he sent by mail. securely ssaled
from "a obssrpation, On receipt 0f the specified
price by any authorised agent. or by the sole
General Agents for America, OSCARG. MOSES
e. CO, Il Cortlandt Street, New York. Author.
ized Asents for Wheeling and vicinity. T. II.
LOGAN 4 CO. AL orders by asaI. promptly
attended to. Rovfad&w
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TOWN TRIPLES.
Asver,,semeuts.

New Advertisements.
Mathew Fletcher publishes a notice
TO Steam Engine and Machine Manufac-
turers. - ..l. 80 49,.
Anotice to settle up for liquor appears
elsewhere. ..,s - 81
See legal notices over the signature OF
Michael j. Breinig.
Washington Hall will be reopened
with theatrical performance this even
ing.
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Ladies Cloth Cloaks for fire dollars;
Ladies' Fur sets for seren dollars Dress
Goods at less than actual cost. LADY
Of the Lake" -"New Era,H and other
styles Of Hoop Skirts just received at
Geo. R. Taylor & Co.'s, 1l6 Main Street.
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rauoure,. ConfecuoneU

Falloure's Confectionery,
MONROE ST, MKT TO MLURE HOUsE
To the PLACE TO GET Y0UR
Oyster In every STYLE. ! have . FALCON 1T
ted IN eIpuesaly for Ladies and Genta We'd
dines And ether parties win be supplied In sood
order. Public and private suppeu promptly It
landed 20 On modsnste terma.
noTitSn FRANK TALLOURk
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SUNDRIEs.

n PIE Sugar. Superior Green, Black an
Teas. Pure White Wine Vinegar, Nsv
York crab and champagne cider (bott!edl, New
York No. I Salmon English dairy Choose,
Pickles and Sauces, Tapioca, Pearl Sage, Corn
Starch. Maizena, ,&e., Dramatically sealed Sal.
mon, Mscksrcl. Goldfish. Hallibut, Lobster, Salad
Oil (bsst quality. French Mustard. Sap Sag
Cheese. Condensed Milk, together with . geneS
Of reasonable articles, just receive
4. L WOODROW,
Odd Fellow Hail Building, =
myae Monroe Street. Wheeling wa
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Theatre.

As will he seen by advertisement, a
theatrical company will mmene q
series of performances at Washington
Hall tomorrow night.
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Of those splendid $50 Cabinet Organs
received at Sheib's music store, l39
Main street.
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state OF West Virginia,

State OF West virginia,
Ohio County Cire2it Court January Rale',
1861. .g.H ,-sss5. H'. Jg. --.
j: Samuel Fields %. Thomas u. Evans and Ben
jamin +. Evans, partners under the firm name
Of I. II. Evans & Co., and the First National
Bank OF wheeling. Attachment in Chancery.
The object Of this suit 10 to recover Of the de-
PENDANTS, T. II. Evans & Co, . debt due by them
to the cOmplainants amounting to, the sum OF
q. 352, @ with interest from the first day OF April,
1895, and costa Of suit, an attachment having
been issued herein, and served by copy on the
First National Bank Of Wheeling.
And it appearing from an sfidavit filed in the
cause that The defendant, Thomas HI Evans, is
. resident Of this State, on the motion OF the
complainant by his counsel, It IL ordered that ne
appear here within one month sfter the fourth
Weekly publication and the due posting OF this
order. and attend to his interest in this suit.
MICHAEL j. BREIN1G.
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
Wheat e. Forbes, for complainant. Clerk.
fsb5-O n WIT
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Choice Flower Seeds.
WE SHALL KEEP THROUGH THE
w season . choice and selected assortment of
Flower Seeds, all Of the growth Of 1864.
PRYOR BOYD 4 CO.
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Important 20 Gardener.
NR WOULD CALI THRkTTRs

w TON Of al PRACTICAL GardenerI 10 IL a
vsntags Of putting In their ordrs for sesds esriy.
- there are many varieties very sbors tkis
We propose taking orders Coz sssdaL ssnainr
then on - David Lardrefh 4 Son, Of PIfiadsk.
phiA. the enly reliable seedsnen) and tkrre raw.
ssrh order pat mp sepArsteiy. render The pur-
chaser the original i~Ivosoe. ana charge him Ian
dfeshfs yr1esa A fan sn1 eonp,sts sto<k ef $50
On hands throayh "a. ssassa-
PRYOR BOYD CO.
AetculturAl Wsrehsuss md Bed stRsL8 N A
Aafa seest WhsstnG. ". Va ~jn1
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TsrmsebykaA aaaAdvancas
nSnY REMSTER.

Daily REH1STEA.
One yearSoaHS Three months-...ss "
Six months...... 200 One month";. ID
sssosvsscsHsEnS N tn sossssS
Per wesk.......l5 cts Peg nts,s-....ee Gus
REGisTEH'
Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
IN. CONT wears 4 90 One copy, 6 mos. ~ 0C
Tv. Sopies siyEso 900 opscopy, smss.r %
Atysooss VIII b sent to the E'ttsr up q
WEEKLY nEGIsTER.
one copy, yr....s q % Five copies VS. ~ ~
One copy, 6 mos. l 90 Ten copies, VI ,s ~
One cdps, ) mos.. 50 Twenty lyr'""
A free COW of the WEEKLY will be>sent ior
sach Climb 81 TYS. and Q free copy Of tne IK'
WyxYLI win be sent for each club Of
DER ARBElTER FHEUND,
,rTaGESMAN WEEKLY ~
Bv Mall ia 90 By Carrier ss..R 2,
Sam. club yates IS the YrFpxlF B~ss'a1rs
Ad~vertfstnx RateApef Square.
Asquaro i, . Of an iHch space,r
IN. t;ms.......sI 90 One w~eek.+.-...sJ 90
Two dmes....... 50 Two veeks-.----- : W
Three times...... ? 90 One month-...--- 20
Local NOTICES I per line u SsHts but no
Advertisements in weekly
One SQUARE, sach Insertion ---....-.--.-N W
Special Notices, per hne--..-.:..--..--- .
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FULTON PAPER MILLS.

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LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS :

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Punched Features; Irregular Action Of The
Heart and in all the CHASTITY train Of Symptoms
arising from 0ver.use, Abuses, or Loss, from
any cause. Of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all
persons suffering ftpW any SyMplondte or Or.
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to use these Pills With high respect, we are
yours most sincerely,
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JEAN DE LErcHRE, N. D..
To 6raneisrs 4 Dupont, No. ai+ Rue Lombard,
Pdn<L
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are prepared BY the Messieurs GiRASc1fRE &
DUPONT. Phamsceutists, No. .ii Rue Lombard,
Paris, from the Prescription of DR.. JUAN DELA.
MARIE, Chief Physician 10: the Hospital Du
Nord on Lariboisere.
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One year.........t5 Three montns
Six months.....-. 100 One montn.-.
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BOARD OF ALI
- nm rr.E nan 4

IL HEALTH Of the City Of Wheeling, for the
month of January, 1851,
Deaths from causes as follows!
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How a Brewers Daughter Treated
an Improper LOver-Tire-Fatal
Accident-MOrtuary RepOrt-Ch0l-
era-Case of Fraud.

r ST. LOUIS, Aug. pa young gen
tleman of this city, while taking a
buggy ride with well known brew
er's daughter, a day or two since,
sought to take improper liberties
with her, when she seized the whip,
elected him from the vehicle, and
left him sprawling in the street. The
young man owed her father debt of
five hundred dollars; she imme-
diately sought friend, borrowed the
money, and had the debt cancelled.
ta The residence of Jacob Koeningen,
on Duncan's Island, was destroyed by
fire this afternoon; there was also
destroyed the sum of five hundred
dollars in greenbacks, and three hun
dred dollars in gold and coin.
A serious accident occurred at the
Planters House to-day. A young
son of Mr.. Arnott, livery stable keep
er, was playing on the bannister In
the fourth story, when he slipped and
was precipitated to the office in the
lower story; he was six years old, and
survived but few minutes.
There were two hundred and nine
deaths in this city during the past
week, sixty-fve of which are reported
as having occurred from cholera
morbus.
A rnmor prevailed this evening,
that two brothers had been arrested
on Market Street, for defrauding q
New York firm to the amount of
twenty thousand dollars.
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EVANSVILLE, ND. TUESDAY AUGUST 27 1867.
Libel Suit ismisSed-Defaulter Ar.
rested -. Fenian Organization
Hancock to Succeed Sheridan-Cu-
ba to be offered to the Government
of the United States.

!. New YORK, August 26.-The libel
suit of Rebel Officer Cummings against
! the Herald, has been dismissed.
~ Arnold, another defaulting teller of
Wadesman Bank, has been arrested.
The case of both defaulters was re-
moved to the United States Court.
John Savage has accepted the po-
sition of Chief Organizer of the Feni-
an Brotherhood. He expects the
Brothers to bring about union of
the two wings.
The Posts special says the Presi-
dent has issued an order assigning
General Hancock to General Sheri-
dams place.
The Express special to the State
Department received intelligence
through an Agent of General Pryme,
Spanish revolutionary leader. that if
successful ne will offer the Island of
Cuba to our Government at price to
be fixed by the Mixed Commission,
and to keep England passive spec
tator-Cuba being pledged to repay
the British bond holders.
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LAFAYETTE.
Disastrous COnflagratiOn - Machine
Shops, Engine Houses and Four L0-
cOmOtiVes Destroyed by Fire-Loss,
$aOO, 900.

LAFAYETTE, August 25.-The ma
chine shop and engine house of the
Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad
was burned last night, including the
building, which was one hundred by
two hundred feet in size, a large
quantity of valuable machinery, and
four locomotives. The fire caught
above the boiler in the stationary en-
CINE room. The loss is not less than
5000, 900; fully insured in the Home.
of Cincinnati. It was the largest fire
that ever occurred in this city.
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No Formal Resignation of the Cabi-
neg-Gen. ROuSSeau'S Letter to
ecu. Grant-He denies Sheridan's
Charge of Interference I'm his De-
partmcnt-Denies that he Suggest.
ed Sheridan's Removal.
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BUFFALO, Aug. 26.-The receipts
at the lake ports of Chicago, Mil
waukee, Toledo, Detroit and Cleve-
land for the first four days of this
week. were 59.646 barrels of -four.
and 2, ,O40, ,534 bushels of grain of all
kinds. The receipt of grain for the
week at these ports will be between
5000, 600 and 1855. 900 bushels, and
about 100, 900 barrels -four. =
Yesterday canal boat steersman
killed fellow steersman with a CAP
stan bar. The murdered mans name
is unknown. a
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University of Vincennes,
VINCENNES, INDIANA.

4 f p +
THE FALL TERM or THIS COI-
u lege will commence on the first Mon
day in September. A complete scientific
course may be taken as well as the full col
legiate course. The Grammar School, con-
nected withithe University, commences at
the same time.
Rev. r. 81. CHAPMAN, DID,, President,
Professor of Latin and Greek Languages;
Rev. w. I'll. CARTER, LID, Professor
of Mathematics and Natural Sciences;
JOHNSON PITMAN, ABB, Profe ssor of
History and Bellies Lettres. and Principal
of the Grammar School ts.ssaf.
There is, also, under the supervision of
the University, Department for Young
Ladies, under the charge OF Miss ELLEN
CATHCART, assisted by competent teach
ers fs.
TERMS PER ANNUM:
Grammar School, or Female Dept. $40 100
collegiate n 90
Board, in good families, fourteen to
twenty dollars per month.
For further particulars apply TO the
President. or to w. w. HIT, Md,
President Board of Trustees.
II. L. RosEsfAN, Sec'y. taugl2 3wdltw
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FIRE, MARINE, d. FLAT BOAT RISKS
Taken at fair rates.
325 Reward.

0TOLEN-COFFEE- my wagon,
- driven by German, on the 1Gth Inst,
between Main Street and the Marine Hos
pftal, 50 Lbs. coffee, in coarse sack. The
abovo reward viii be paid for the arrest
Of the thief, and $40 for the coffee
aul0 div ]. s.. CATLETT.
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WAsHINGToN, Aug. 26.-It is not
true that there has been any formal
resignation by the Cabinet. The In
telLgcacr's statement is evidently
founded on the fact that several men,
bers OF the Cabinet have repeatedly
intimated to the President that they
were ready to retire at any time if he
should desire them to do so.
Secretary Seward, and the French
and Spanish Ministers, who went on
trip to Yorktown and Fortress
Monroe Friday. returned to Washing
ton this morning F. w. Seward,
Assistant Secretary of State, will ar
rive here tonight.
I, is probable that the Dominican
Republic has sent a messenger to
Washington to treat for the sale of
Samana to the United States, but he
has not yet arrived here.
Gen. Rousseau in letter to Gen.
Grant says: So much of Gen. Sheri-
dams charge as alleged that / visited
his command and interfered with his
duties, is false. As to suggesting his
removal, / did say in answer to tele-
grams from Washington inauiring
how things looked in Louisiana, that
the state of affairs was gloomy, and
that they were much depressed, and
any change would be almost uniyer-
sally accepted.
This telegram referred to matters
and things in general. and was in
tended as such, including General
Sheridan in the scope. If this
was suggesting the removal of
that officer, all right, but his
name was not mentioned. Whilst I
claim the right, in common with all
others, to say 80 much of General
Sheridan's administration, as is not
purely military, and which solely con-
Germs the civil policy of the country !;
yet, on my late visit to New Orleans |
specially refrained from doing so. and
so far as / know and remember | ex-
press ed ne opinion for or against his
policy to anybody in his district. |
had no purpose or motive to do so,
and my recollection, think, is as
distinct about this as. it usually is, or
as it can be, about anything"
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Departure of Bishop Talbot.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 26.-Assistant
Bishop Talbot, Of the Diocese of In
diana, left this city to-day en- route for
Europe, to attend the Anglican
Counc;l, called by the Archbishop of
Canterbury, at Lambeth Palace, Lon
don. He will probably be absent
several months.
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QUEBEC, Aug. 26.-The steamer St.
David, which sailed on Friday for
Liverpool. went ashore on Matagh on
Saturday, but got off without damage
and proceeded on her way.
The Roman Catholic rchbishop
of Quebec died yesterday.
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German Festival-Death Of CathO-
lie ArchbishOp-Steamcr Ashore
JailOr Shot Dead-Trfal of an As
sistant Treasury Clerk. t

BOSTON, August 26.-The trial of
Julius J. Hartwell, late clerk in the
Office of the Assistant Treasury of
the United States, has commenced.
Hartwell is charged with having un-
lawfully loaned large sum of United
States money to Edward Carter and
Miller, Ward & Co.
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Co-Partnership Disso ,tion.

HvHE CO.PAKTNERSHIP H EkETO-
u fore existing between the under
signed, for conducting the Pottery corner
of John and An Streets, near the Cana,
has been dissolved, and Jacob Daum will
henceforth conduct the business alone.
*atL HtE 55uffstE ADAM DAUM.i
aug14. JACOB DAUM.
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SAR AToGA, August 26.-Theodore
Jones, Deputy jailor of Hudson City,
shot dead at Union Hall by w. j.
Kirtley.
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BUFFALO, Aug. 26.-The German
societies of this city are holding a two
days festival, the proceeds are for the
benefit of the German poet Freigloth,
now in exile in London.
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8. II. ROLEY'S
Real Estate AGENCY.

In the office of VIM. Emery, Justice o. the
Peace, on Third Street, between Main and
Locust. =
Real Estate bought and sold on commits
s1on at reasonable rates. No charge Ii the
sale Is not effected. VIII attend to the pay
ment of taxes, collecting of debts, renting
Of houses. &C., &o. er ty3 dSm
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EDUCATIONAL.
ROckpOrt Collegiate Institute,
ROCKPoRT, INDIANA.

Next term begins MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
ID, 1867. Admits both males and females.
Boarding department exclusively for
young ladies. The buildings are new
well finished, and beautifully situated in
a grove of native forest trees. -
This institution offers superior induce
ments to the youth of Southwestern In
diana. STRICT DIscIPLISE and THOROUGH
SCHOLARSHIP constitute its motto Give
the "Pocket" School q trial. PatrOniZe
home instil utions.T z5lffI1f H. iEHt
au16 DIV o. H. SMITH, President.
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CHR. DECKER. JOHN q, DxCKER
FRED. @. DECKER.
G. DECKER & SONS.
Manufacturers of Spokes, Wheels, Hubs,
Shafts, Felloes, and Bent Work,
and dealers in
Wagons, Drays, Carts, Thimble
Skeins,
and have always on hand Large aSsort-
ment of Aa4 1-45-t 2
Seasoned Wagon Makers SosCed Materials.
las and las Main Street, corner Fifth,
Evansville, Indiana.
81 Price Lists furnished on application.
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q L. GILBERT Il GO. HAVE RE-
De moved to their new four-story store,
No. 81 North First Street, where they VIII
be pleased to see all their old customers,
and as many new ones as Will favor them
with q call. A fell assortment of Groceries,
etc>, always on hand, and for sale at the
owest market prices. We s0tu gsce special
Inducements to all those b1ty1ng for CASH
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