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Music Rooms.

Orer OTtoRS Book Sore Main Street.
Miss A. f. MURPHY continues giving instructions in Vocal
and Instrumental Music at her or her residence Terms
Reasonable Agents in Ottawa for the celebrated Steck
Piano. also Pianos, Melodeons, Organs, &C., by the best
makers Ottawa, April 90, 1861
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INNFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS ofboth
IL sexes, Helmbolds Extract Buchu. II will give brs
and energetic feelings and enable you sleep we'll t9cowi
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There nothing certain to prevent female irrsgula
ties thad Or. vepaus Female Pills. They will in all
return of monthly Sickness without which
married lady enjoy perfect health. Sold by all Druggists
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NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA

NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA.
DiREcrogs
HENRI PAMRS WV C. CHURCHILL,
EDWIN e. ALLEN EDWARD E4VES
JOHN ID. CATION, D. H. BULLEN
TIE CITY BANK OF EAMES ALLEN 4 Co has
s day transferred its organization tn. State 10 the
National SYSTEM and Will hereafter conduct its business
der the name and style Of
The National City Bank of Ottawa.
Exchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK and all tas
principal eities East and West, bought and sold
Exchange on ENGLAND IRELAND SCOTLAND and
all important points in Continental Europe drawn Ia gums
to suit purchasers.
Gold AVID silver bought and sold
Us. Revenue stamps Of all denominations con-
stantiy on hand and for sale.
As, will give especial attention the purchase and saI
OF all CLASSES of Government Securities, incind
ing the scaied Fye-Twcity and TenPor,y bonds and the
popular Thirty loan.
We wond respectfully solicit continuance Of the business
Relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
Patrons and to them, well .ach may favor
W. with their business, would say, shall be able
ten4 such facility and accommodation will prove
to them satisfactory and profitable.
HESRr'F EAnEs Ir.ndeql RDwIS ALLEN Cus,sr
EDw EtNEs. rios Pres. II BuLLKS, Aat CIsh'r
Ottawa. ugust l. is6j-y
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED Rose
IL WASH secret md delicate disorders IN all their
stages, at little expense little change in diet no incon
venence and exposure 1t pleasant in taste odor
immediate in Its action, and free from all injurious proper
ties fel,a-2wly
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'INIE GLORY or MAN is STRENGTH the ncr.
l. and debiltated shond Immediately use Ielnbolds
Armt bnchn' cb9-eowly
SHATTERED CoNsTiruT,eSsR EsT0RED byIIemLolds
" Ext; sct Buchu. fetQ.ooviv
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PAIN IN THE STOMACH OR BOWELS, constipation,
sick headache, cramps, collie, cholera morbus, dis
tress after eating. are surely cured by the use Of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure 1t is certainly the greatest
remedy in existence. Sold by all druggists.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL YlG0R are regained by
Nl Helmbod's Extract Buchs. febg-eow1y
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THE FIRST oNEAAII1W9NS AL BANK OF

THE FIRST o AFAAI1R8XXAL BANK OF
CAPITAL paid in 800, 900.
n II SWIFT .........................Irey tdoHt
JOHN ARMOUR. .,......... Viz, Ir.nGsu
JOHN T. NASH Observation-Disclosures l.h,ey
DREcToRs:
Milton H. swin Isaac Gage,
VIM Hickiins. John Armour,
w. bushnell, Chas. DelsLo,
H. Ihorne. Hugh Hamilton,
Lorenzo Leland, Joel ". Armstrong,
J. Z. Nash.
Having organized under the National Banking Law,
succeeded 20 the business Of Wm. II. Crshmap,
open Tor the transaction 81 general banking business
Exchange Chicago New York and all Ia. principal
cities OF the United States, bought and sold
Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland and Cont
mental Europe, drawn in sums 10 suit purchasers.
Collections made throk lout the state and PROMPTLY
RENTED for on day Of payment a, currcn, rate Of exchange
United States, Illinois, and l., Sale county bonds gold
silver &C. bought and cold
full supply Of Revenue stamps, Of all denorni-
nations, constantly on hand
Our facilities such that offer inducements
toners, and shall cndavvrs give entire
faction to those entrusting with their business
Banking hours from A. NJ to- r. ".
Jan. &C. 1867.
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Relmbold,. Extract Fluid Bucl,u

Is a certain for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL. DROPSY. ORGANIC
WEAKNESS FEMALE COMPLAINT, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
And all diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS
whether existing in . D.. - -
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases these organs require the of diuretic
If no treatment is submitted to- CONSUMPTION Insanity
may Flesh and Blood supported from these
sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
that of Pesterity, depends upon prompt of reliable
remedy.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upwards of IS years, prepared by
Ii. 7. HELMBOLD,
DRUGGIsr
594 Broadway New York, and
fcb9-eow1y-sp 104 South 10th Street, Philadelphia.
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REWARDS.
REWARDS.
A quantity Of over fifty
NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS

- '' quantity Of over fifty
NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS!
Such
English Poplins,
American do,
Missed Lustrc,
Silk Stripe Lama,
Challi Lustre, 4
Goats Hair Leno,
Summer Empress Cloths,
Summer Reps,
y. Colored and Black Alpacas,
White Alpacas,
Wool Delaines in all colors,
English and American Lawns,
Gro Grain and Gro de Rhine Black Silks,
French and Scotch Ginghams in all colors.
quantity of nifty styles Of
DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS,
Such
Manchester Delaines,
Pacific do .
Hamilton do
Challi do
Lancaster Ginghams,
Glasgow do
Merrimack Prints,
Chocheco do
Sprague do
~ American do
Allen do
Dunneli do
A Quantity Of
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III ELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUChU IA pleasant in
taste and odor free from all injurious properties and
mmeoiase IN iS ac'"n. feb9-eow1y
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just opened
AT REDDICK 4 GILLEN'S
QUESTION.

Where in Ottawa you find the cheapest, largest and
most desirable French and English popn, empress cloths,
plain and figured chae usrs French eDo and silk warp,
poplD aIccas Of every grade and color mohar plain and
tripel bombazines all wool deains; delains
French parcea plain and figured French cambria; French
jaconets lawns and muslns French chntE English prints
Scotch and French gnghams in fact anything that rich,
rare, and beautiful in dress goOdsl
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ANSWER: 20 Vi &
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Special attention Is called stock Of shawls, cloak
hosiery Cloves parasos umbrellas, straw goods,
bargees tissues Grape wells buglc ribbon and ornament
for trimming; bamoral hoop skirts black and white
marine skrting; French and American cOrsets; Yanke
notions ana in short everything that we'll be imagine
In the line of dry goods
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BANKS.

April eth, 1867. If
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TIE CITY BANK OF EAMEs, ALLEN 4 Co. ha
uis day transferred its organization from tn. State th
National System. and wall hereafter conduct its business
dor The naIne and style IL -
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il wholly controlled.
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Are the safest urest and most wholesome strengthening
preparation that human skill has yet concocted.
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At REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Hats aud caps boots and shoes 70 compete with those VIII
advertise 10 "seil ut cost"
Superior quality of mating floor and table oil cloths
TO be found
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19

- THE GARD BRICK MAcHINE.-Mr.
.Mooklar, agentloforr the sale Of the
justly celebrated Gard Brick Machine,
is in the city stopping at the Sher-
wood House. This machine, Of
which favorable notice has been made
in these columns, is certainly the
best thing of the kind ever offered in
Evansville On, the trial Of the, ma
chine in this, city,it gave perfect sat
isfaction, and it could not fail to prove
a highly profitable Investment, esper
cially since the demand for brick is
so great in our city at the present
season, 1t is hoped that some en-
terprising persons will purchase one
of the machines and set it in opera
ton at once. .f,ab h.os 9is1t
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+" COMMISSIONERS CouRr.-The Com
,nissioner's Court is still sitting with
the Assessors of the several, town
ships, as a Board of Equalization, and
for the last week or more. have given
their entire time and attention to this
matter, and nearly all the time have
been engaged on the schedules of
Pigeon Township .l3 Is ~ 'lsfii auaa
When they shall have arranged the
tax lists, they will give their attention
to matters Of more general interest,
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!. PLoUGHING UP THE STREET.-Busi-
ness has become so dull on Water
Street, that the.work of ploughing up
the street wa, commenced yesterday,
and about half of it from Vine. to
Sycamore Street was ploughed up yes
terday. The object is to plant bowl
ders, which interesting work will COM
mence just as soon as that kind1of
seed can be procured, which will not
be long if the water continues to de-
cline BY the time the cQntractor has
finished paving the wharf, the bowlder
boys will have finished their work,
and we will have the finest wharf aud
the finest street in the whole country.
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Communicated.


Editors Journals: .sxs -. 81
The ladies Of tie Cumberland
Presbyterian Church desire to return
their grateful Acknowledgements to
you for the very generous and liberal
use of your columns in aid of their
recent festival. Many persons needed
only to be informed Of the efforts be-
ing made to raise funds for the
active sympathy. This information
was kindly given by you. The ladies
now, through you, return their thanks
the Church for very liberal donations
in aid of their enterprise-to Mr..
Lodge, for an abundant supply of ice;
to Captain Finney, of the J. ID. Perry,
for splendid cake; to Mrs A. j
Duncan, wife Of Captain Duncan,
commanding the Sam. Orr, for like
favor; to all friends. who so generous
~ exerted themselves in every part of
the work; to ali who lent articles for
use during the festival ;zaIso, particu-
larry, TO the young gentlemen who did
such efficient service as -door-kPepers;
and finally to, benevolent public for
liberal patronage. They trust that a
kind Providence may prosper those
friends in every laudable enterprise;
that they may ever be able TO aid in
sustaining the cause of Christianity
il. our city The. Committee cannot
yet give final results. The proceeds
already sum up to above i've hundred
and thirty dollars-a result beyond
their expectations. saf-a 81
al - : y soAJ g. B-,.Pastor.
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. A. SUGGESTION. We would re

80 A. SUGGESTION. We would re-
speetfully suggest that trench be
dug To- draw off the staghant water
which has collected in the reservoir
washed out at the foot Of the Locust
Street sewer. There is large pool
Of water standing there, covered with
thick green scum, which is by no
means suggestive of good health. A
half-hour's work would abate the
the nuisance.
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pc THOSE BASE BALL SHOES. II have
the best that are made, which | am
selling by the single pair as low as
they are generally furnished 10 entire
clubs. No gentlemen, who expect to
visit our sister city" down the river,
should taketherisk of going without
pair. 'sfti ~ "f- lid E7'f
.. Spikes for the soles furnished when
desired. Remember the place-oppo-
site where the big wagon starts.
= -. 81 '.l' I. w. TURNER.
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. BEFORE JUsTIoEx WALKER.-Geo.
Stree bel, day or two ago. met Simon
Oberdorfer on the street. and asked
him why he didn't pay certain bill.
Simon replied that he didn't know
that he owed him bill, but if he
did to make it out and he would
pay it. = Thereupon,a George opened
his walls Of vituperation~a and poured
their contents upon the head of ST.
mon who bore it so patiently that
Strmbel resorted to blows. and at it
they went. Oberdofer, who had been
recently quite i'll, and was then on
the street contrary to the advice of
his physician, received rather the
worst of 1.-THE contest, and appealed
to the strong arm of the law Tor re-
dress, The case was tried yester-
day, before Justice Walker, by a
jury of six men, who rendered a
verdict of guilty of assault and bait
terry, and fined him 81, with s15 %
costs.
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. eTnETl .oN,eERr- Te..Ne e,t NIaH

. 2THEI toNeERr Te@MeRRew NIGHT.
We call the atteptioB Of our readers
to the fact that tomorrow evening
lwilrbe devoted to the Concert at the
Walnut Street Church. Lovers of
choice music should not fail co attend,
and we hope to see full house. The
numerous friends of Professor Won
Roy will be glad to" know that he has
KINDLY consented to Eassiststhe choir,
and will give one Of his charming
solos on the piano forte. q T.
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DRUNK AGAIN.-We noticed man
stupidity drunk on the wharf, last
evening. We saw him before the Re
corder, we believe, on Monday, or Sat
urday, andwe are told he hadjnst got
out of the lookup. A companion
was trying to keep him quiet until
dark, so that he could get hin9ff the
levee without the police seeing him
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} KpGHPfte tsee tvia Eeaburgfahd BoarsI
Wiley carrying the mail, leaves at A.. M,
on Mondays. wednesdays aande Fridays.
Arrives by P.s NJ, Tuesdays Thursdays
aG TsM sai Hsa1Soby Nan stage leaves Mons-
sdaysIa ndb Fridays atTsx4Bf. ARRIVES Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P, M.
Mt. Vernon Mai Stage Leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundaysl by 2P. M. .-l.l- -
- To NEW BURG.-Hackrdaily fexcept SUM,
day. from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3
O'Clock P.jNy 4FfHHX y = -
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SD- Cheap Goods at the Empo-
riuma Fresh arrivals by express, of
the incest goods in the Market, and at
less than any other house In the city
Come and be convinced of the fact as
above stated. isil j. III. CARLIN,
3 jun17 DIT an~i'ao hnn Agent.
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A DANGERous ADvENrURE-We

A DANGEROUS ADvENTURE.-We
learn from PR H. D. Allis, that while
he, wihthe two Messrs, Bingham, of
Patoka. Mr., Fairchild. Of New Or
leans, and Mrs. Fannie Bingham,
were driving in a. carriage at Patoka
on Monday, morning, the horses took
fright and attempted to run, but only
managed ito s:oyerturns the Oearriage,
thAroQYling, the occupants ss9pts The
Messrs- Bingham were both more or
less injured. while the pthers escaped
unhurt. 1t was thought at first that
Mr." Sn5' Bingham was the most
seriously iqjured, bataiaters ACCOUNTS.
state that Byron was worse hurt
really seriously; but is to be hoped
theaepsrts am e7assesaedOOM of
hisIfeek was badly spsaiued ;and was
heuna tos besveTys much IswolienT im-
mediately after the accident. az
Y sgxsnI .-T5ooIs :.
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j. I'll. BEADLE, PA. je 19-2t.

GARD Brick MAcHISE.-Dfr,, James
Hopkins, the Agent Of this celebrated
machine, is stopping at the Sherwood
House, in, this city, and viii exhibit
the working OF Gard Machine this
afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock, on
the vacant lot on Front Street, above
Locust .,fi.f4ssi af1d .bnaibn41f
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Machines Use Oark's Spool Cotton

HENRY Cooks FINE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT AUCTION II will sell
at auction, at my Auction Room, OPP
posite the Post Office. on Thursday
morning, June 10th, at 9 o'clock,
one marble top sideboard, two marble
stands, two very fine bedsteads, one
10 feet extension table, also, one 10
feet extension table, one sideboard
hedstead and mattress, dressing bu-
reaus, washstand, chairs, carpets and
cupboard, and chamber ware. The
above furniture is equal to new, and
will be sold without reserve. Ladies
are invited. HIRAM NELSON,
june 1927. saHl Auctioneer.
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gether quarreled, and one was accused
of assaulting, battering, and pouring
soap suds in cistern. She was fined
81 and costs in each case, but had no
money. Rather rough on the Re-
aesf1lrli -iDo.I - oi 5tnii r9vif >
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MAKING THEM UsEFUL=Three or
four men, who owed the city small
sums, on, account of visits to the Re-
corder's Office, were employed yester-
day in knocking the old plastering off
the ceiling in the court room. They
worked we'll .1W
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1,sTEAnlROAT IdNES.

ito BeUfsvfLLE1Every Monday and
Saturday at lG O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday,
w edhesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
ITO eAfA6 hpaiiye, except Sunday, at 8
70 GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday-at O'Clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock p. M.
To EAsrPoRT.a = Every Tuesday and
at 3 O'clock pm. .sfoniiNi
Every Thursday at four
p re xs4 Sen I've .wee ikS,y ~
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ANOTHER HOLE IN THE GROUND.
Workmen commenced yesterday to
clear away the debris from the old
JOURNAL Office, and to deepen and
enlarge the cellar, and the brick lay.
ers and masons will, in few days,
commence operations.
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p Every member of Post No. lis ex-
peeted to be present at d special
meeting, THURSDAY EVENING, June
10th, u p NJ, sharp, to complete ar
engagements for the basket pic. mic, on
the 4th of July. 'N' or ~, i'''
By order ofCamp. 80 90
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BEFORE JUSTICE STINsoN.-Chief
sJustice Stinsouwas-ealled upon yes
terda 10 adjudicate "a quarrel be-
tween two females Hofl 3the African
persuasion. 1t was quarrel betw cen
T,vale1about a sweetheart, aud cas- in
most such quarrels, each party was
about equally at fault One cent,
and costs amouating to 81 squared
the matter off, andfi the complaining
witness had been charged the same
amount, he5result would have proba.
bly, beenistill more salutary =
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CONSOLIDATION The firms of
Henry f.. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann IL Co.. Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman & Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by ,'ti'.t
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMAN IL Co.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
l1Arlnless, Reliable. Instantaneous, No
Hatural Black or Brown. Remedies the ill
n1eets Of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
l@ving II soft and beautiful, The genu--
z1ae Ia signed William A. Bachelor. A II 9TH
MD are mere limitations, and should be
sgv0ided. Sold By ~aII Drugsists1a and Per-,
.nuners. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
xr-BEwARE OFoAGoUNrERFEIT.
dee. II -ly.e f5-~@ : - - - = 49,.
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vance Of che nailBe <oi

ON FURLoUGH-Mr. Walden, the
gentlemanly agent Of the Merchants
Union Express, leaves this NOR hing
for Greencastie, on a Brief yisi to
his friends. 20 weI .anni ihn9ifEI
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CooL.-Then atmosphere yesterday
morning, and indeed until nearly
noon, was,quite. cool and chilly, indi-
eating that a hail storm had prevailed
in the vicinity. During the afternoon
the weather grew warmer, but the
temperature during the whole day was
much lower than it had been tor sew
eral days previous TuouTsz
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19

!. rCORRECTIoN.-We were somewhat
misinformed in regard to the officers
elected by the, Evansville Free and
.AceeptedrM asonseopI Monday night
G.. w. Shearer, not Abram Shearer,
was elected; 'Worshipfil Master. A
j. Colburn was elected Secretary.
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MAGNIFICENT Crops = HARVEST
BEGUN.-From Captain John Gilbert,
of Golconda, we learn that the har-
vesting of wheat was commenced in
Pope County, Ills, on Monday last,
and that all the early or May wheat
will be cut this week. The new crop
is far above the average in quantity,
and of most excellent quality. The
fruit crop in that region has never
been surpassed, including peaches,
apples and the smaller fruits. The
tobacco crop does not promise well,
.andDof cotton but little has been
planted. The corn cropis now doing
finely. Such is the character of the
intelligence we have from all parts of
the almost illimitable Northwest. A
gentleman of this city who has but
recently traversed Central Illinois,
from Springfield to Bloomington, in
forms US that those mighty prairies
are fairly grooming beneath the mag
nifcent crops of golden grain. So
abundant viii be the wheat crop this
year, that the poor can secure cheap
bread despite the efforts of heartless
spectators, and millers that grind, In
a two-fold sense. the. grain and the
poor. RI
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~ HANKsr-John Henson: the ever
SplsAgine asAsssugaf 81 fHeA Mefcha ants
] ppipnDEspressy has sourothsnks for
special faporss Sergeant White Also
! haspurtimnks gfRzlateE favors Do ad-
vance of che naailseD soE
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Oark's Spool cotton is 6 Cord to 80

- ss1- Let everybody attend the Par
lor Club Room tonight. Roast Pig
and Turkey, with Green Peas.
y2ha.l a.t 'aa'' i'faff H. RYAN,
Proprietor Parlor Club Room.
june 15-3t
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B9Come to Parlor Club Room
every night for something good and
warm. june3 I'm
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Persons who Are GRAY

Can have their Hair Restored TO ftsnatura
.asaor, and it IL has fallen out, create a new
rewth, by using q / 4 .dKII sqoa
~ HALLS VEGETABLE SIoftEANr HAIR
-. - -rs-a siRENEWEk.rq ~
- It is the best hair-dressing in theiworld,'
making lifeless, stiff, brashy hair healthy,
~no siossy. 81 9aasBlYoIg -
~ Price 81 90. For sale by all druggists. ~,
- r. P. HALL & co.. Nashua, n. H. 4
1nel dlmssVIz3 s4LIg 4 Proprietors. $40
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$4,000 BUSHELS PITTsBURG Coal.
Said coal delivered to all parts Of the
city. also, put up in hogsheads for
shipment / can furnish coal cheap
as the cheapest. 1t VIII an advan-
tagc to CONSUMERS To give me call, as
| have reduced the price TO their adj
vantage. and ask portion of their
patronage. Yard, corner Of Division
aud Third. Office over AIlis q ,Howes,
corner .9f1Y Wins and Water
,.s ~, go ~ /, X, SAMSON.
- Locust Grove and, Greer, River coal
constantly on hand-.DoI ~ ,oi