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For Rent.

A STORE ROOM on CHURCH STREET,
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store for Rent for 1857

On SUMMER STREET. AT PRESENT
~ occupied by Misses E. & A. Barry.
decls-u JOHN KIRKMANs
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LOUISVILLE, KY, October u. 1866.
To u. Wilder. EsQ., CITY:


To II. Wilder. Esq City:
/ was a good deal afflicted with Indigestion,
and occasional attacks of Dyspepsia. was ad-
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head cool, your feet warm, and use Wilders
Bitters and never mind the Doctor.
Respectfully, j. c. BUCKLES,
8 "0id Reliable" Agent Erie r. r.
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NEW ORLEANS TRADE
RE-0PE NED.
60
The MagnIaceni steamer.
DAVID WHITE,
DIR. II. b. SHAW. Master,
DR.. 4. j. SHAW, CLERK.

NAvuI Commence Waking Rcguinr
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For freight or passage apply ON board er 60
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EROCK HAVEN, MEADE COUNTY. KY,
October q, 1856. !
ILy. EIpard Wilder. Louisville, Ky:

IL. Edmard Wilder, Louisville, KY:
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your Bitters, and be convinced Of their wonder
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remain yours respectfully,
P. P. NEVITT.
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NJ. E1.oard Wilder, Oitu:

Mr.. EdtOard WIlder, City:
Dear Sir: l have examined your Stomach Bit
ters carefully and find it what you represent it
to be. The high order which the ingredients
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as the most happy propOrtioned combination of
similar preparation in the country. The fact
that you use only the purest Bourbon Whisky
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ness and palatability are taken into considera-
ton. was well pleased to see in your estab-
lishment the process Of manufacturing your
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not only gives you better product, but also
recommends itself by clearer operation.
EMIL SCHEFFER,
Apothecary and Chemist
Louisville, Sept g. 1866 gFss
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everywhere many leading journals deoig eolrmu
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s;iuations 11lmtro- -fcmaIcs.
Situations d9lmtsS- -MlaI,s.


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tmr1u suitable eupoymert understands the general
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given Call address s. t. No % Bowery New
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VHE CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL for SEP
DUTNAM's MAGAZINE.
for JANUARY, 1908.

Aessrs PUTNAM son announce that The middle Of peenbe
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geaaI QOtic.s.


~ EIN
~ PURIRY plaintiff against MAGGIE FURLEY defendant
So-For Reef-ro the defendant You hereby Snnmonei
required the complaint IN this acton OF when copy
herewith upon and cop Of your answer TO ne d
compat on tie subscriber Office No 87 Geeuschs' y -
within twenty hereof exclusive o the dy o s
the complaint within tue tne
plaintiff this action viii apply The Court FOR
in the c0npaiut-Dltsd, Newfork May 20, labl.
JAMES PARSONS, Plaintiffs Attorney no. lo' Sfesh"'eAsL
yg.vVy
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

SVANTED-A STENCIL CUTTER, to go to
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MITCHELL Co. No o Change. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

IL County, Mas RESIDENCE Of the late Mira MARY SWIFT
situate on tie the mansion OF Suucl Niftoh and
houng that o T. H. SAWYER Convenient litauoe ron ta,e
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No New York
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Slotitts Of Bankrnpttp.
ADVERTISERS

In BANKRUPTCIES District of
n EeWYok sat City Of NeWbugh the 10th day Of August 1867
The undersigned hereby notice Of bis appointment Assignee Of
PBTER TAYLOR Of the City Of Newbnh IN the County Of Or
state of within said District who has been audged
BaAkt upon Biz petition BY the District Court Of said District
- GEORGE IL CLARK. Assignee Ae.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

T1
The complaint in this action fed the oce Of the Cek OF the
CITY and Co ty Of h day Of August A. d. b
J. T. }. D. BR0OME. Plaintiffs AttomeTs.
Arg2l 1ru6vW No 62 Broadway, NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

NOR SALE-A splendid ncy HOUSE. contain
us Il ruloor, With n modern improreu,as bsiu' 'l'J
rubirl of NrEarf commlntrF of N lulk.
h td NcEark ,y ad maRv OIL e css Ff arr G'ir
Lrs, lppy 10 L. A. ROBERTS Architect No 30 Bfdst Newark,
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nrn GuuSs.
S0ltO0ing Gm0s, DC.

AT VIM. EVERDEI.Ls' SONS, No. 104 Full
N ton-st-WBDDlSG CARDS aBd FINE STATIONERY ustsb-
ished 1851
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

kNIPREME (OURI, Ilty anu OOunlg VI NcN-
- York-WILLIAM II. SELLERS against l. q. HUFF SUN
mons for demand contract Com not srD 10 he De-
udau You hereby summoned aud required 70 an
this action which val be Bed 10 tie ee of
the Clerk City CEtJ Of Nes York at the City Han IN The
plant on the subscribers their O1ce Number esentSo Wal
within days ser the service q
this Summons the day " such service; ani
fail to the said complaint within tie time Aforesaid the Pa
III in viii Judgment against you for the Of eight
thousand hundred aud dor and T er cents VITA
Interest lie Of FROM the sixteenth day oi
eight hundred ali besides the ot
this acton.-Dated NeW-ioIk July 10, 1901. - . - 49,
OWN GRAY & OWEN Plaintiffs Attorneys
The c0mnnt the above tied the Ohe OF TIE Cek
Of the City County York the 2th day Of August 1901
Angel faw6wW OWEN GRAY OWN, Plsintfs Attorney.
CUPREME COURT-CIty and County OF
- NegYor-FRANClS Y0SE PaiAtf against The IK sIEtS
OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND OF TltB STATE OF
FLORIDA DefendantSmous Tor Money Demand on Conisct
complaint action which viii he hi m the onee Of the ers Of
the supreme Court County Of NeB-fork, AZ the City
Han in and copy Of answer 20 the sad
pspt on the Subscribers Office Number q Brodgay NeNi0f
ty service Of ts on You
elusive and fail 70 answer The al
complaint the Aforesaid the pLtig 10 this acon MI e
the 0f urtOne thousand I'VE hundred
dollars With the dates Of the several maiures d s
prosory mentioned beside Tie costs and ds
bursemenis of this action.-Dlel 2d August. 1861
!. L. & J. u. BROOAE, Plaintiffs bttorneysi
No. % Broadway, New York
The complaint action fed In the oce Of the Clerk OF the
Cty Nes-Yok te 18th day Of August A. d. ib
J. T. & J. d. BRoOME. Plainiifs AtoneTs,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

NHEAP FARllS, near MILESTONE, The
80 With if ri, ltJ p 10
300, 1874 p $500, gloi htf
IL IIII ENALLE So q nru-al n So
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

OWh W - I'M MIL f. W iiR' pt3S oi
BUILDINGS sn four acrys Of LASD well stocked with lc fTr!
Trees beautifully Situated aud u u uer o k,rtsn V'r agd
Egeswecd Academy. InqTe Of A. " READ No H NAut, g.
O. READ, the
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-05-18
The U. s. Treasury Building in Jeo-
 hardy,

A Washington correspondent makes the following statement in reference to tine Uaited States Treasury building:
 Great fears are entertained that the. northeast corner of this fine structure will soon topple down. It's basement walls have settled several inches within the last year, and the heavy granite blocks arc many of them cracked, while a portion of the brick walls are Icrumbling away. Last Thursday some of this wall gave way, and yesterday a large portion fell. The danger seems imminent, and more so when we reflect that should such calamity occur be- tween the hours of 9 o'clock in the af- tenoon the lives of thousand persons gentlemen and mdies-would be placed ill jeopardy. The cause of this weakness is the immense weight of machinery employed in the Printing Bureau of the Treasury. More than l five hundred tons of machinery, en- zines, presses, etc, rest on the second fand third floors. And on the fourth, floor, even, there arc some forty hy- draulic presses, weighing four tons each, besides four steam engines, and Eothcr machinery.
 On the second floor arc also the i'm mcnse cash vaults of the Treasury. which, alone, weigh many tons, and the strain is altogether more than the building can bear. And unless this great weight is removed, the day seems not far distant {indccd it may be fear fuily near at haud) when we shall have to reeortla terrible heart-reading, soul sickeniug catastrophe.
 Congress, last year, appropriated S2o0,6)o for the construction of suit able building for this heavy business; but believe, owing to some disagree ment between the superintendent and the architect whose business it is to submit designs, notiiug has been done toward remedying the evil Immedi- ate attention should be givon to this important matter and, surely, some- body is responsible for the long delay.
 ns7r X calm man is like school u,oSfeF becausc hc kccps cool
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-05-18
A Duel and it's Consequences.

An amusing duel took place recently about five miles from Havana. It orig mated in remark made by man to his friend on seeinga lady come out of church. The lady was unknown to the person making the remark, but happcn- ed to be the others wife. A slap in the face was the consequence, and a challenge came soon after. This was accepted and the seconds selected q place. The wife got wind of the affair and immediately took steps to pre- vent the dreadful catastrophe. Her first thought was to notify the police, but that might have given her husband the reputation ofa coward, and she took a better method, by going to the house of the other party. where she met his wife, and plan was soon eoncoeted between the females.
 On the morning appointed for the duel both husbands got up early, wives ditto. Husbands took carriages, and their wiyes--onc armed with five children, and the other with tAree-- took other vehicles in waiting. When inc two Siuelists arrived at the ground, they were somewhat astoaishcd on see- ing the two other carriages drive up with their passengers, who eooly in- formed the men that they had come to ti.yht so IS to make it complete faini- ly quarrel, each at the time producing an empty purse and a package of baby linen as their arms and munitions of war. The little ones had pop guns and ilrecraekers, and soon some indulged in cry. It is needless to add that the blood-thirsty Bcnedicts made peace on the spot, and returned to Havana, in company with their seconds, to ccle- bratc the affair over big champagne dinner.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-05-18
Hints to Tradesmen,

On the general principles which in- sure success, are:
 Be polite-W at cIerking till you save enough to start on.
 Be politc-Owe no man a dollar.
 Be polite-Trust nothing; you can sell without.
 Be politc--Risc early and work till late.
 Bc politc-Know the market value of what you buy, and its demand.
 Be politc-Keep slow goods moving.
 Be epoitc-Bc honest, economical and industrious. Be po!itc-Take care of that which needs care.
 Be polite-Chcap bought; easy sold.
 Be polite-Kcep insured.
 Be politc--Makc your customers in- tercst your own.
 Be polite--Keep expenses down, and make your profits rise.
 Be polite-Catch the passing penny, then hold it.
 Be polite-keep your glass, stock, and your conscience clear. s13c politc--Buy slow sell quick.
 BcHpolite-Bewarc of your friends. but not your customers. A Be politc--Mind your own business; you can't afford to attend to another's without pay.
 Be politc-Whcn you buy, keep one eye on the goods, and the other on the seller.
 Be When you sell, keep both eyes on tho buyer.
 Be poiiie-Few words and many pennies: time is money.
 Be polite-A failure, ifhonest. is cap ital by experience; start anew do, not lose if.
 Be politc-Advcrtis literally, espe- cially in your homo papers.
 By the use of these very general prin- oiples, it is easy to get business; and tliis is all that is necessary to make money.