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ERRonS or YOUrW.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effect
of youthful indiscr elton, will. for thesake of snH
erng humanity, send free 70 all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. sufferers wishing to profit
dy tho ;ydv crit sess eTence, can do so by adj
bres slnx, IN penec confidence, join Il: oHpEN,
~ Cedar Street New York. ~ 1ytillAug2S
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MAR r d.

Tremont--Aug %, by Rev. d. s. Hubbard, Mr..
Cummings NJ. Holden, to Miss Julia Clark. both
OF fremont.
ElIswOrlh-Sep. 10th, by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr.,
Samuel ltoyal and Mrs. Mahala Jordan.
Eilswortil--Sep. Sth, by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr..
Hollis e. Black and Miss Mary Il. Deming.
Ferdinand Young " Miss HARRIET Reed all Of Ellis
worth.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson win send free Of
charge to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
and that dread disease Consumption. His or ly
object Is to bcncht the afiicted and he hopes ey.
cry SUFFERER will try this prescription. as It will
cost them nothing, and my prove blessing
Address KEv. EEWAKD 4. WILSON,
No. los So. Second St., William burg, \. Y
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DR r II. TAYLOR.

No. ~, HANOVER STREET, BsroN, has Gor2O
years, in addition to his general family practice
gvenspecial attention to the treatment of all Dis
eases Of the Blood, Urinary and Reproductive Or:
g1ns, and all complaints peculiar TO women. Good
Accommodations royi,ledtor patients protering to
remaining here during treatment. sps2
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From BENJAMIN WHEELER, Esq, Depot Mastc
OF south Koyalston, Mass.
cnACEH cELEBnATED sAi.,m.

cures i'll n very short time
Cuts, Burns, Scaids, Wounds, Er uisos,
Sprai 3, 4, ysipe as. Salt / ht UNI,
Elngwo IN, ChaTpcd Hpnds,
Bolis, Frozen limbs, Eel.
ems, ChIlblains &c.
Ms prompt in action. removes pain ut once.
and rc,iuc' The most angry looking swellir -
and inffa,n,tioue, us il by magic,-tiu afoitang
psIci and 4 ctmplcccufe.
SErH W fowiE Il SON Boston, proprie,ors.
Sold b: all druggists, Grocers and NIL counryt
stors.. 4wt3
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ATTAINED AT LAST.

Itha" bceh known foryears that rye contained
very valuable medical properties Z. "A. isicnards'
ana Is entirely freed from Injurious Ingredients by
its peculiac method OF d,stiliation Try it. sold
everywner-. U. A. RICHARDS xCO. % Washing.
ton ST.. boston. largest Ketail Wine and spirit
House in A iuerlcA.
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INFORMATION.

lRfermaton guaranteed to produce a iuxnrart
growth Of hair ulDon bald head or bcardlcss face
also receipt for the removal Of Pimpcs, Blotches,
Erupiions, clc., on the skin. leaving the same son,
clear and beautiful. can be Obtained without
charge by , nadse1sl" HgaApMAN curv,sr
Sl3 broadway New York,
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fwenty-five Years Practic

In the tream OF Diseases incident to Females,
has placed DIR. DOW ut the head of all physicians
making such practice a speciality, and enables
him to guarantee speedy and permanent cure in
tho worst cases OF Suppression and all other Men
strual arrangements, from whatever cause. All
letters for advice must contain 81. Of7cc, No. 0
ENDICOTr STREET, BOSTON.
N. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1865 sp.no.lyr2s
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TIMES HAVE CHANGED.

in former years you had 10 furnish jugs and
bottles If YOU needed u little good whiskey. Now
you can buy the Golden Sheai Bourbon put up in
splendid style. eyerywhere. Z. A. RICHARDS
&coy 20 Washington street. Boston largest Re.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

Ar. Sept. 18th, Sch: Arborecr. CLARK from
l4th, Ainniola, Smith from Boston, Carressia. sd
dler from do
Boston 14th, Fair Dealer, Remick for do: 18th,
Sch. Forester. Saddle. for Boston; Senator, E'n-
sey tor Lynn, 18th, Sch. Dolphin, Davis, for hos
ton; Agenoria, Means. for New York.
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Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan,

TIME ONLY Reliable Remedy for those BROWN
i DIsCoLORATIONs on the face, is ''Ze,1.y' =
Moth AND fYscAls Lotion, - Prepared only by
DIR. Is. c. rkRhY, ~ bond ST., New York.
Ss'sold everywhere, .y5 , 3isP.
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IN THESE TINES

Ofhish prices, quality is the object. Dunste.'s
fine old London Dock Gin costs money, but It is
the very best and purest tin you can buy. For
salc by all yroccrs and drug ists who want to sell
a good article. G. A. iiICHARD3 h CO., 90 Wash
idxton street. Boston. largest Retail Wing and
Spirit House In America.
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FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

seventy..ix pages: price Is cents: Sent to any
address, No money required until the book is re
ceiycd read, and fully approved. 1t is perfect
guide to The sick or in,lispOse /.
Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, - fremont street
Boston. Slv.
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pATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

The splendid Hair Dye is the best in the wo' Id
The only true and perfect Dye-lIarmless, Reliab
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
titts; remedies the III effects of bad dyes ndg
o,es and lcovcs he hai- soft and beautiful, black
Properly applied, at BatchclOrs Wig Factory
No. IL Bond ~ NewEe-k. spn lyi5
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70 WASHINGTON Street, Boston.

Has long been favorite resort for country deal
edged purity. &. A. RICHARDS &CO., call the
attention of all such to their soNoMA wiNK BIT.
TERs. which are having great sale, and are pure E,
agreeable to take, and beneficial
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Doda's Neryipe and Inyigorator.

is Tonic and GENTLE TTIMCI.ANT which IL not
attended by REACTION. What it gains for you II
maiRtains.' When it refre hes body or Nssnd, il,
rctre>hes with Haural strength that comes to stay
We are not recommending tcetOiasm in the IN.
tcrest of any faction; but long and extended OBJ
scryatien tcarhes US that ne WIN yss"sss to the
bottle ~ rest or reculHrntlon, VIII md Is he
hich will consume like the flames of pertlition.
Turn from 1t. Take tonic that will refresh and
not destroy. DOtid's Nervne is for sale by all
Druggists. Price One Dollar. See book OF Ger.
tifcaies that accompany each bottle. 2na32
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GREAT BURGLARY.

The storehouses OF Nature have been entered
and robbed oi some Of their choicest treasures,
TO procure the ingredients used in SoNoMA WISE
BirrEns. T.y them. and You will acquit the
burglars. Sold everywhere.
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Musical Convention.

mUS1CStx VOUVcUClOO,
The Hancock Musical Association will hold ito
10th Annual Convention 1t - - - q
Lyces,n Hall, Buckspors,s -
Commencing Tuesday, sept. ssd, 1855. At 10 4, NJ.
and continuing fbur days. untle. tho direction OF
frof. 4. N. Wvman OF keenc, N. H., assisted Dy
Mrs. ID. G. Hale of BOSTON, soprano Solois., and
Miss A. Il. Clarke Pianist OF Boston.
inyr II 0NcFprc. 80.
Thursday and Friday Evenings. Books: tie
.Chorus WREATH Opera Chorus, " a.,d l'r0r q.
+. Roots new collection of Church Mu ic,-"1De
Triumph " will be furnish to tho Convention
TICKETS.
Admitting to all R,hearsals AMI Concert, &l0o
single Concert llckrts 2jcts.
Single Rehearsal Tickets .ljcts.
1t has been the aim Of the Officers to make this
the b, 81 Convention Of the Association, aud full
attendance from all. pvrts Ut Ours nci4hboring
counties is expected. -
DK. +. r. SwAZEy, President.
j. ). GONDON, Vic. pfesi ,ent.
V.P. Wardwell, Sec'y d treasurer. %.
Bucksport, sept. ., 1868.
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Wanted.
-atraved.

A small sized cow, broad horns, dark brown
IA color, Ave or six years old. Whoever will
return her or give information where she may DO
found will be suitably rewarded.
u. W. HALE.
Ellsworth, Sept. 81, 1865.
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GRAEsBAIRs, Nag be becoming to extreme
old age, but they do1Dt adato the attfsctiv e-
ness OF tie Young AMI middie-aeed. $.s13xr.
retts Hair Restorative" never fails.
CAUTION! In our. chsneeahlc Asclimate,
coughs, couds .a,Nl discsscs Of me thneNt lungs
and chest will always prevail. Cruel con.
sumption will ch,im \ y Victims. These dis
eases, if attended, 70 III ttn,e .tcn be ayrcsted
md cured. The fchicdy IS Dr. -Jp,stars
Balsam df Wild Cssry. v~Yn r.
Missionaries and others sojourning In
foreign land should not fdil TO take with them
a good supply Of "Johnson's Ai,ody Lini.
n,cnt.' 1t Is the most reliable medicine for all
purposes there is in the world. ,.,,r
- Costagious sdiscases, such as horse nil,
glandcrss ~ !, may u preventcd W the uHe Of
ashe fitlans Cavalry Condition cPSwd~s.s'
Persons travelling with Horses should take note
of this.
"A man In New York BIT ri his wifc's lip.
She had given him too much OF II.
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!. rHE GREAT PIN-WOEM REMEDY.
COUNTRY
ADV Err Using
at Low Prices.

To any person Wishing to advertise In The local
coun,r! newspapers. 10 n great or smell sx cnt,
we can offer important advantages at this time.
We haNc' list Of many hundred. which We esn
receive orders for Mt prices much lower than
would crdina lily be offered.
rr'ccs tor IL column, (about six inches spaec)
frum Is TO tsV. Cor months iron: q 10 70 80, 10
year from az to 80.
list Of the papers, with name, Ioeation. am
circulation gwen and tho price carried ON
against each, will Do sent 70 any addvess one
ceipt Of stamp.
Advertisers will be allowed N nick and choos
from the list, and cau take as many or ) f0w q
they dci ire at tn Pee asked.
Addraxa
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TOBACCO ANTIIOTE,

YYYARRANTED to remove all desire for T0bac.
w CO. This greet remedy is an excellent ap-
pelizer. Hpnrjdes the blood. inv. crates the sys.
tenn, possesses great noMishing and strengthening
iood, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes
robust heafth. smokers and CAe0ers fir Sirty
treatise on the injuriour effects Of 7oIacc with
lists Of references, t. stimonials, &C. sent free.
Agents wanted. Address DR.. 4. Il. Abbott, Jer.
scy City, Nd. 3m?H
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commte
"a, f Sfssas i, .sosa
bill much
n dPnolsco
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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY
r he next Court Of Bankruptcy. for the Coin.
] ty of Hancock, will b.: held in Ellsworth,
vt the Office Of the clerk Of the Courts. on the
22d day Of October, A. D., 1868, at 9o'c.ock A.
NJ. -tzs -.--'
PETER TEACHER. Reg'r.
td35 9th Cong. Dist :. Me
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=, EiZED by the Collector Of Ffenchman's bay.
oloop Boat OF about Is tons bIrthen, also two
open boats.
ANY person claiming such boats, are required
10 appear and file in this OH &c his claim to each
within twenty days from the date of the first pub.
location OF this notice.
WV. B. PETERS, Collr.
Ellsworth, SEP. Is, 1s;3 SWISS
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63 MER. SCHOOLINsTITUTE nby ~ years
4 Is proved reliable Etlucat iOnsl Boreaa,
For aiding all who seek good teachers;
FOR representing teachers who wsnt posltions.
Demand b row esisk. See Application Form.-
sind also for American Educational MOnthly.
j. w. SCHERMERnORN, A. ~, Actuary, "<ANER.
school,. INST, - Bemd St., New YoTf.
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Take Particular Notice.

I QAO i Ill CxVt4lCCl NVVxV0e
As-Be sure and send Money by Registered Let
ter, when possible. In some Instances Country
Postmasters have refused to forward letters to u.s.
surprising That our b., sincss came under the law
against Lotteries, Gift Enterprises, &c although
legal authorities This action is instigated by the
jealousy of Country Merchants. In ease any
Postmaster should again decline TO forward let
tiers, SEND BY EXPRESS. Jtt-Sa
We cannot be res ronsiblc for momeJ lost, unless
some precautions aretakcn to ensure its safsty.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send Your address in FULL Town, County and
State.
8. G. THOMPSON Geo..
las FEDERAL Street,
81 BOSTON, MASS.
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Gap Rextu$G
Advertising Agents.

p.S.-We have lately opened Branch O11ss A.
81 Montgomery St.. San Francisco, Csl aSI
beng tho only Eastern Agency represeusei a.
IL a, c ast we soil il the patronage o1 those w6o
wish - {vsrASe tbese,
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+. D. MORGAN Co. S.GANDY.
J. Il. SWIFT. W.T.. DLOpGRrr.
wv. BRADY. GEO. D. PHELPS.
Pamphlets with details can be had ut the New
Ike sold ut the Low price Of IS, giving the accrued
int rest 10 the buyer. Parties living out Of tho
city, not having correspondents here, can scnd
their funds to the Cashier Of the Bank Of the
state Of New York, and bonds will be returned bY
express ff"e Of charges.
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RfV Err Il y - g
For one, Efpe7- Itss,lssal See fotlstt 15dde.
! srEAMBoAT PRINTTNq.

Eeprinting establishment in the Yves
has better facilities or greater ability fol
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert
menb of Job Type. though very large and
our Job department. is under the personal
supervision of enc OF the best job printers
n the United States. We are prepared to
Riiinll rosters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
a. I'm 5h415iadlng, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
90 bs n OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
1v6sar%S ~. orders left with either of the
" -pOttIs VIII be promptlY attended, to
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Tomatoes.

This is one of the most healthful as
we'll as the most university liked of
all vegetables; its healthfbl Qualities
do not depend on the mode Of pre-
paration for the table; it may be eaten
three a day, cold or hot, cooked or
raw, alone or with salt and pepper. or
vinegar, or all together, to a ike adj
vantage and to the utmost that can be
taken with an appetite. Its. healthEul
quality arises from its slight acidity in
this making it as valuable perhaps as
berries. cherries. currants aud similar
articles; tits also highly nutritious, but
Its chief virtue consists in its tendency
to keep the bowels free, owing to the
seeds which 1t contains they acting as
mechanical irritants to the g inner
coating of the bowels, causing them
to throw out a large amount 0fghuid
matter than would otherwise have
been done, to the effect Of keeping
mucus surfaces fabricated and secur-
ing a greater solubiity Of the intes-
final contents precisely on the prin-
ciple that figs and white mustard
seeds are so frequently Efficient in re-
moving constipation in certain forms
of disease. The tomato season ends
with frost. If the vines are pulled
up before the frost comes, and are
hung m a we'll ventilated cellar'witl
the tomatoes hanging to- them, the
Love Apple will continue ripenipg
until Christmas. The cellar should
not be too dry nor too warm. The
knowledge of this may be improved
to great practical advantage for The
benefit of many who are iuvalids and
who are fond of tomatoes. = Hair
Journal Of Health.
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For LoUIsVILLE.-The gay Pales-
tine, in charge of the veteran Captain
AT, Gilmore, is the regular packet
for Louisville at 6 o'clock this even
ing aShe nis admirably appointed,
Phil, b, Brapham, an excellent young
gentleman, proverbiaI for his Gourte7
Gus and polite attentions to Passen7
gers isghere ehiefclerk.t 81 of ss4fpng
| For, HENDERsoE.TTThe beautiful
and feet siderwheel steamer Mollie
Nertonl leaves as usual, promptly at 4
o'clock this evening, for Hendersopa
having most elegant cabin aeeommo7
dationsu and great, speed. o Captain
lCharley Perkins and the Terry
lbrothers,v her chief officers, are ac-
cqmplishefdl d. and nd accommodating gen
| tleme4n. qoTb llip nCifGgglo 20 sbqsiI
The new and splendid side7wheel
steamer Sallie Y. will leave for Hen
derson promptly at 4 p M to-day.
She is beautiful little boat, with
nice cabin appointments Captain
Moses Wallen commands, and Robert
Brasheary is her clerk. Both are
clever and pleasant gentlemen ss
Fox TENNESSEE RGvER.--The new
and very light draughti Linton VIII
return to. 1the Tennessee River at z
o'clock this levening.G She has unex-
eeptiouaI g. cabin accommodating ns'
Gaptain Allen Duncan, most worthy
and estimable gentleman and expenT
fenced. officer aRas commando and Val.
Sorepsong ID .deservedly popular gem
,Ieran : has c barge of her office. The
Linton should have a big trip. 9iv7e-
Mp..oRa NDUML Railroad steamer
onickstepIe4t Cairo Tuesday, August
5nflr- at 9 PM, Boats IN port- Marble
7itv and Continental Reshipped 81
1 head Sheep and several tons mdse fol
Memphis per former steamer. Our
New, Orleans freight goes forward By
the latter steamer, to leave Wednes
day, at loan. August 26th-RapidaI
4 No 4 at Paducah, Cumberland a
V TarSsrsonn ~ "a 5 2ipuSsHna NNii7s@
l0W MIN Have fer r.. X. Darker
! son Il Go. B hhds, tobacco; e; BIsG en-
4 off IL Co. 100 sacks bran j Iho55Nm
Z Murray 100 sacks bran; f9rpeqi, y
1 Illusion & Co. 6 'hhds tobacco, "a .l Dri
! armies: Fred T enoiiler / can; Iopt {
i | T,hnp 12T bdls hides; Duke Nicholson
I.bdy (ruitE S. Il. Gilbert y Go. ke
| l;onor: John f. Glover l door; Pres
( ton Menifee bag feathers: u. =.
II q Smith / box picks; John He'd
/ kSerieh 2 bfls apples; X. Nj. Martin
] trunk clothing. sbai stem s!5a aa
Louisville passengers, 81 sack
corn. and 10 pkgs mdse. -.....
CincinnatiA39 tbd1s paper.
i. GIeanInEs from oar Exchaneea.
! CJNcINNATI.-zThe Commercial
: Wednesday says: 49,. .t-.s
Michael Kayapaugh, an cid an
!. well Known Cincinnati and st. Lou
pilot. died at his residence in Covlne
/ ton, KY, yesterday morning, alter
+ long and painful illness. The coiol
of the steamers in port, yesterq1LatS
were displayed at half-mast, "a ~, toh ~
" of respectto the memory OF 'he Ue
/ ceasedy iserssaf 3lapga -
= ii is rumored in knowing, 4laIin
: o;-oIos +bst tbe Cincinnati ana LOUIS
IL vile II. s. Line VIII auoP. ~ ~ ~
ID fatfrant plan On their steamers on y,
= 9 1ati If e. January. This is an iexceller
i aarrrraneement, one that will prov
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Boats Leavil,g TO-DRy

FoR CAIRo.-The elegant Cumber-
land, with first class passenger APP
poiptments and good speed, is the
regular packet for Cairo at O'clock
to-day. Captain Ben. Howard, an
experienced navigator, is her com
mander, and Marion Wright and
Bruce Hunter are her clerks, and
more pleasant or obligipg gentlemen
oqn ba found nowhere. ,5,,--les
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! Business was very duh on the wharf
yesterday morning, with no. arrivals
up to 1 o'clock outside the Henderson
packets. .9a.. The Rose Hite had a
splendid trip, arriving at midnight
Wednesday and leaVingabout3 o'clock
yesterday amorning. ...".The Quick I
step, and arriving at 4 A. NJ, tfansI
ferred 40passengers to the Rose Hite.
She had "a fine freight list, and was
receiving for her return trip fairly.
Captain Dick Fowler, Of Cincinnati,
was a passehger by the Quickstep.
He is visiting the various towns on the
lower Ohio ia the interests Of his COM
mission house in Cincinnati, and inter-
spersing his labors ! by recitations
from an original speech of a native
,East Tefnesseean, which involves an.
interesting problem in the single rule
of ztl1ree. The question viii be dis
,cussed blythe Crescent Club to-hight.
,.....lgsCaptaih AlfeEdwards has put
the Ada Lyon in splendid trim, and
she books better than evera......Cap-
tain Gus. Dasouchet has the grand
Armada nearly ready for business
again, and 9we5aFe told she looks as
handsome as when new. Her splen-
die, new carpet was. sent down by the
Rapidan on Wednesday. MI
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81 ATnY adEURN Ar


'RtDAY .,....l...AUeusT y, 1888
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Z Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo r. c.
Gray and nightingale, for St. Louis !;
Palestine, from, louisville; Amer
lea, for Memphis; Legal. Tender,
from New Orleans; Maggie Hays,
for. New Orleans; Fanny Brandeis
and j. P. Webb, from Cincinnati. ~
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WIN. C. TURN0CK & co.
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters,
Corner Pine and First Streets.

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
P1- Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cocks
Whistles. and Steam Gauges. Particula'
attention paid to repairing and adjusting
Steam Gauges Ijunes tt
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weather nn1I watar

Inc weather yesterday was partly
clear, and the hottest, we believe dur
ing the month Of August the mer.
curry rising at $50 at noon desn;ta =
smart breeze from the southeast Tba
river during the "a hours ending ~
3 o'clock yesterday, fell 9 inches ana.
the sand bar. is disclosing giant nro.
portions. -Four and half feet Is ~
much water as can now be found
hence to Cairo on the shoalest bars
The river Is rising at Cincinnati. q
~ Arrivals and departures.
TBe1arrit ais and departures up to
three O'Clock yesterday include only
the Mollie Norton and Sallie ", from
Henderson, Ollie Sullivan, to Cam
Melton. .bTEW 81 i1lie1as u
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SGEss q GTTlNGEK
s. s Have opened first-class
LlthOgraphic, Engraving, and
Job Printing Institution,

Being the only establishment OF the kind
In the city.
We offer our services in the above line to
the business hOusesr office holders, hotel-
keepers, and lawyers OF This ci y ana
yieinIty in executing al in s Of printed
work produced by LithO graphing, nom
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ARCHITECTS.
ALLEN & CLARKE,
Architects & superintendent.

Oe5ca- Crescent City Building, secono
aSo1-. entrance No. S3 Main street.
Plans and specifications furnished on
,.aas01,oE,Ie tssfIIls TseS dom