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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

OMAHA PACIFIC RoAp-Ws clip the fol.
lewing from late number Of the Denver
Herald: Tho rates Of freight from Omaha
70 Cheyenne are ~ follows: Frat class,
81, 8 per hundred; second class, $S.7O;
third cisss, %. o6; lumber 10 lots Of Ave
thousand feet sad ever, $50; ltvs stock per
cas. $12S; grain end mill Ssu6 in lots Of
$4,000 pounds and over, $50 per hundred.
Passenger fare remains 1t t5l, 90 outrage
ously sxtortieuats. II is sheer cass Of
sWindling Imposition to have to pay Is
high il hat higher for freight Or passage
between here and the Missouri river, than
was the ruling rate in 1901 The U. P. X.
r. regime j. intolsrabls, and calls loudly
for reduction in both the freight and
passenger tariff. AZ for time, freight from
the east is, if any thing, longer on the road
here now -a-days than it was eight years
ago Material shipped On the sOth q St.
Lenis, 10 come BY Railroad via Omaha aud
Cheyenne, is not heard from 90 yet, and
when is does arrive the tariff will b. ter.
rife. A~sii appsintsd OF line ought to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

1.-THE subject 0fthe above likeness 10 ore Of tn
nest intsgsdt, brilliant and beautiful lades Of hae
metropolis in the full enjoy ment Of redoient health
Vigorous life and strength, dispensing charity to the
nssdy, consolation and attendance 10 the rick de-
v0uaH her leisure hours to assisting the Door ana
distressed and contributing to their necessities.
This lady Vas rescued from . missrab bic exietencs
through ths fundamentally Of Or. Kadway's Ne
solvent. Two yeass since she was IN object Of pity
pshve, her blood impreenated with corruption,
gradually consuming her vitality. lnfrm, wretch
q. and ainest hopeless, dischafging ulcers ON her
insscts usdsr the cuticic IL the form Of psct snot
hes head div ssd Of her hair, her scalp with ridges
OF dry scabs, strunous discharges " offensive
uons. her AAnds swollen asd Increased, hsr nails
worn %. her strength wasted by continued leueef-
Rhea discharges. aud pain Inflammation In the kid
S.Ss a. ::r:: zr e s.,s'
Sssr. Aed, 0ssassss. Essss: wee ss;sa. sssS.
:s ssS.n r.. :.:s nd. Me-: :s ,:s
hasstsd. Such was her condition in tue early part
eflSee. when she commenced H. sss q Radway's
=. s. e. .e; "a PM: s
through Ne bowels. sweat - asine). - cen-
nsncsd taking two tsaspoosfuls Of IL nssosvsns
sesss -: pr ~. nd isn tHo 70 fssz Rls svssy
FIRST DOTTLR-At ~ snl Of The Arse bottle
hse ssrssgtA. appetite aAd spirits vsrs iapsovs1
%ssis = a
wish ! ano spongS, fslisved ths in6smmatiOn and
itchinE, anA sarssd = reliable eatssptie il cleans.
s1OOkD B0TTLs AT the end Of the second
bottle. sgns Of improvement in the discharge nom
the uterus, inna nation pain and swelling abat1d,
sr. ssrsnsts "a appetite Increasing. ~
TAlRD BOTTL1.-Dry scabs On the scalp, aaa
the arms and incrusted scales Of the hands,
vatsr bccomi.g clear, and kidneys and bladder i'm.
p FiFfn BoTrIR.-r,ns.r nails growing. hands
scap. bowels reeulas. and skin free IRON irritation.
s siS s:rfi a AND sis' sxvzNrn BorrIsuleer on
Sop0sd 9snstruation regular. pain Of The abdomen,
lIrisstioa in IL uterus, bladder and kidneys stop
ped faes clear Of all spots haif covering the scap.
great ncrssss Of assh spirts buoyant step elastic
* MiTFM DdfTLR.-Aii signs Of aisssss gradually
disappsazi1g. freqasnt fdsa u re P.rk great im-
70 grow rapidiy. skin Smooth and clear. and the
vlecf IN ~ neck healed.
TwILFrA BoTrLn .cssti.sis tas Rssolysns
aesh ana personal beauty. No more trouble IN The
usssus. hSs.sy.sets sovss rsEuns. d,ssshvs o.
Ea.s ~ e
Tor IL monsAs 1ltsr ths ne ne twelfth bottle
- csn.issea ta.ase t1sss - csnssl Of The =
sgivs:t per day' md Two q ne f'l' three times .
h IN wosA.ful euse isasoa nay b learned n
: =; g =: T.; I'D ; IN "a. s a..
and sissr siia, Ssoutifal eoaOls9ln sad iuxarisat
sa s Ode powder, psiatine u. - "a, q!
sy.E n: n eoa
ssp: ofSwss5 aud iIssssble psrsplrstion, thus pre-
. =; =: q &. .,e "a =
49,: - s.si > - s.ss sad u q: ssa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

Mellow up the soil to the depth Of the
spade and throw the soil on one side. Thea
spade dowa again the depth Of the blade,
making it very 6ne and mellow. Return the
surface soil. This gives depth Of eighteen
inches or over. II the sell 10 not rich il
should be made 90 BY the addition Of finely
pulverized, we'll rottsd manure. Leaf mold
from the woods and fence coensrs answers .
good purpose. 1.-THE soil is heavy u should
Be made light BY the addition Of sand and
decaye cd vegetable m,ttsr Be sure and have
your bsds Assly pulvssissd, end sell sufii-
cisntly lively % that il viii ret bse1ms hard
baked. The after culture nssdsd will b
sufficient to keep the beds sntirsly ire from
weeds and the surface from hardening. On
beds made a. described, you nay sou ysur
seeds with the assurance Of satisfactoey 70
suits. 90"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Ohis has Il, 900 acres Of gapes.
The entrance 10 the Mammoth Cave 10
closed up.
Stanton does not now ledge in the War
Office.
Lola Monis.'s actual nAns was Eliza Gil
bert.
There are 100000 more females in Mass.
achusetts than males.
Mr.. John Morrissey circulatss about Troy
IN a $50, 900 barouchs.
G!oucsstss packs IS per cent. Of al the
mackersl in Massachusetts,.
NJ. Dickens u said - have sent hose
ESQ 900 h geld, a pen - bic profits.
The Temple Plses ssvisss Bssh. 10 Bos-
too, he's q, ooo. 900 In deposits. -
fhs UontinsDtal aotsl cf PhaA6s'phis
supIOys 800 pegtaafs,. .sEnaT II
A Canadisn 6 ooath vesnon. W., ats 81
ibs. maple sugar 10 a ninusss. -
Forty cows are TO be placed in Central
Park, New York, and the milk 70 to b sold
to visitors. -
Kwestern editor sAIS that his connse.
ton vltA - pssss be- thawedAed sesolvsd
itsplf int adisu. E
A New York thief stsls diamond ear
ring from shs ear a lady in EinA Avenue
stsgs the other day. |
A. A. Lev, Tie Nsw Yesk wholesaler,
returns eli1, 100 insoae, aeshss 4SO.ooo
last year.
4 sss Of The late Gov. Csrlin, u Illinois.
Was stabbed, fatally, tits feared. In st. Louis
lately.
The New York Nail says hat August
Belmont 10 about . have the moe1 elegant
country plses % shs Hudson.
volnsy Wincheli, broker Of SpringA sld.
Mass.. has abscondsd With : larss amount
Of funds. ,-ns.
Massachusetts hss borrowed q, e0o, 900
for 80 years, ct 4 per cont, Of Barring Dres.,
Loudof. -tsss
A truck horse 10 hands high and weigh
ing shout 1000 pounds, passed Through
Hartford few days ago, from Springfield
Mass., on his way to New York.
The arms Of Mss. Tsals, yoosg lady Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. have been paralyss freo
the effects q tight lacing, and she has thus
been made almost sntirsiy helpless.
The house Of Mr.. L. Ovssholsss, Of Vim
csnnss, ind, - sstsssd on ths 10th inst.,
AID fobbsa Of Ut, 900 In currency. He o.
fero reward Of $4,000 for The captsrs Of
the thief. NJ
Among The sshss Of the Erie Railroad
wrscks wss found = 6ody, aud On II "a acct
dent isurance ticket for $1,000, around
which the fire had burned every thing
away, but leaving this and thus identifying
the charrsd remains.
The aftssian we'll In course Of construe-
ton at the Oosnty Farm at Sc. Louis has
attained 1 dspsh u 1, 06o lsst. The drill 10
stlll in the imsstons stratum. 1t 10 conf.
dentialIy expected water win BE- reached
about 5000 net. - mr. ~ q
The widow u the late 6euster 11Dougall,
Of Califsrnia, has gone to law II Ohiesgo 70
rseovss pesssssieu Of land that il nsU worth
million dollars, which, she alleges was
fraudulently obtained from her father.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

9921441ensary shset to ths NOYAL SrANs.
D01181y, giving every purchaser the s1vass
arso W.O. SAITH 9 CO.. 0sasral Aes9eA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

Frank ylfllerss Leather. Preser.
vasive and Water Proof on BhckirE .S6r Boots
snd ohoss.
Rrank Mi1Der's Prepared GGnrs
ness on Hacking. for Oill1g Hasneseea, Carriage
Tops kc,.seady foe nee, With digsct1Cna fur using
RPaDk Dllller'o ROllMh Otl BIecke
RPG1k unnnA0Rk Eo.s - ~ Osdaf q,
New Yea. - y 4. ,. EVANS Ac0. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

N.D.-TAis bOok contains much valuable ineor-
9n9isn for the bsasat Of The slck ulustsaasd With
aGufes o. the Liver. Lungs Kidneys, and other Or
dee. Every person In search of health, and desir-
eae Of preserving the same, should send for copy,
which will be sent free VI charge, by rcmtting one
York.
ATTRACT FROM Oh. RAILWAYS IN splCAL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

Oompiain4s. &C.. psssonslly o. BY letter. An il,us-
tsaaed Medical Piaphlet on the above diseases. CON
cent Is any address On receipt OF 9b cents.
10 LADIH0.-A psmphlst Of special importance
% Married LeGiee md Others cent In sealed cnvel
3Arnolc lHeuIVxa. Af. PAuI. MIry. aug1sdAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
INSTITUTES.

AT THE GALENIC MEDICAL.
INSTITUTE, In Colcert Hall
Block, near the Poet Office, *
Paul, Minnesota.
81 The only regular charter
ed Innrmary Of the kind In tho
West, In charge Of = regular Sur
|geon, . graduate 0f the Medical
College u Ohio.
Con1IDExTiAL CONSULTATIONS.
Spefmntrrrhna nr Seminal De
hIlifH. DYiYafa 1inenaen. Remnla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

THIS Is AN ACE OF ENQUIRY. PEG
PIE wan, 10 know the Why and wherefore Of oil
statements submitted - then ss facts, and a.
far a tsis great Protective and Invigsrant 10
CONCERNED, Il Is proposed to sraaify them. All
the ply scians admit that the greatest difficult
they sncc~atef in their practice. j. 10 converting
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-16
w EsrERN MD. RAILRoAD.
Ess;7 Is5i

EiisfsAs..ssa sssss'.s.aiSS tkal
ON and afier Monday, November 75th,
" 1867, the trains going East will leave
Union Bridge ut I,45 A. M.and 900 A.
N. Westminster at $40 A. NJ. ard 600
A. NJ. Arrive in Baltimore At $40 A. N.
and 1890 7. NJ. 81
Leave BALTIMORE at $40 A. NJ. and 3.s0
=. ~. Arrive NJ Westminster at 100 A.
NJ. and 600 p. NJ. and Union Bridge ct II.
4S A. NJ. and 6.b0P,, NJ.
Stage connections al filen Msvris Station
for Hampstead aud Manchester on arrival
Of $40 a. NJ, irain, aud fqr lInionto~u,
Taneytown and Emmitisburg on the arrival
Of the same train at i,inwood Station.
Tickets sold through from Baltimore 30
Emimttsbarg- Baggage carefully checked,
and no change &c cars. Ptpsengsrs for
Emmittsburg ask for tickle syia w. III. II. IL.
seh f ssi4 Y. II. IRWIN.
dec5'u d Sup't w. NJ. X. H.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-16
Remedy for Piles.

TIE snhscnbers are now naIsx =.
Westminster va an Ointment Which, ares
long aud extensive experience, they eoaii
IDENTITY pronounce = sare and pleasant osrs
lor that aisiressing complaint knexa ~
Hemorrholis o. Piles. From msny c-rt;.
fcaics 81 persons vho have been cured ly Il,
they select the following.
wFTalsrrga, Nov. -. isf7.
hereby certify that sgtcr having ,ried
various remedies FOR tho cure of Files, with
which dsesse have been afflicted f,r ten
years At least. ] wasindacsd 10 give tho Pile
Kennedy prepared by Ora Batter and Evans
trial. AID ! an, glad 70 say, ~ilh the fsoa,
saiisssciofy results, so much has Il relieved
no that ! feel ASSURED thst sith liilic FAR,
cher ute ~ 4 thsll be perfectly cured /
eheerfally recommend it 80 al those Who
su.isf from this dituefAing complaint
Il. = REgsM
On receipt az si0n, a box ~ the Oiut.
tncni, with fall directions, viii ~ sent. nos
iagc paid. through tbs mail to say address.
for sale in Westminster, BIZ A. II. Halls
Druzgla, No. . Carroll Hall aad ~ lie
sni.serihera as The VEST End
al fisRANlIS BtiTERR.N. %.
AFghyt EVANS. W w "
FOUfZ. 40 Franklin Mgect, Bsllimsse
q our General Aranta z s1f
aagi5-g
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ATTENTIoMT

.-THE Largest uhd most esnpls,E
--fassze selection Of
FUR HTURr
in Westminster, is now beinr ofg.sod u ~
public, by IRA h. GROUSE. Al his NEW
'sAND e0MMODIOUS y -"
VA X ~ RIO ON.S
locRted about one hundred yards East or a.
haflroad Depot and nearly opposite t sl's
Catholic Chnrch. NPl'D''.' '''e-
His Stock has been purchased IN pb;l..s
deiphia for the cash, and CONSISTS d. the
latest ana most improved styles. VIZ.
PARL0R SUITS, 1919
Iete-a-tetes, Sofas, Marble ton clp..., 81.
Beauquet Tables, Spring seat Chairs ALSO.
chaniDer suits, consisting of splendidIta
finished Round Cornered Bedsteads. Marble
,op prssslng Bureaus, Marble top Enclosed
CHAIRS,
His selection Of Cane and Wood seat chast.
IS large nd ofthe most substantial make
ne VIII Keep constantly on hand larpe
ana very superior Stock Of Furniture Of In
own manufacture.
00FFTNg.
Beng n possession Of new and very Gle.
CANT HEARSE, he is prepared to furnish
COfF!NS and attend Funerals at the short.
est notice, at prices that will always give
no keeps also large and well selected
YES, 90,
which he can recommend to be OH II
me latest and most improved pat. H@2
terms terms, consisting Of Cooking, 'Parlor and
o. u
lie invites all TO examine, his Stock before.
purchasing elsewhere.
by Q strict and faithful attention to bnsi.
ness, he hopes to receive a share Of public
patronage. 80,
IRA Il. GROUSE.
n BOD Furniture and Chairs, repair
ed and painted on reasonable terms.
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Nas. 81 and los SnaGs B.aarC
NrgsE valuable msnares can be had nj
REGULAR market raics, freight Edded, II
AZ acrratihla points.
Places ~ BALTIMORE.
bsugh's liaw Bone Phosphate $50 per ton.
HanFh' Chicago ione Fertilizer $40 nor ton
bsngh's Chicago Blood Manure $50 Der ION,
! have also on hand, manufactured eTnress
y for my 0su trade. the celebrated
N9yiapd I;ssdsc II Bone.
ssich has eyerysbsre given such nndonhi,d
ssiiSlaeiipp, Price 10 baltimore $40 Der
Ton also Sic various rrades N MEXICAN
GtANn BY Tie cargo Of adgJe At lowe.,
ysifs. Send Or SanpIes snd C,foulsys.
You will Ind these nAnarss Aisnl@d 10
every SOL and cfop. They are used Ia svery
part Of the eounigy and hass given siire
satisfaction.
Ess See full particular. IN rirrnlayu
GEORGE DUHDAIE.
Manufacturer Agent.
Nos. ~ and lDj Smiths Wharf. ilalto' Nd
nN.for Irle by t;gEa & Oaxnoavv and
IHosss y. SouICgs 4 Co., Westminster.
iau90.sm
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Painless Extraction of Teeth
(Wf7H0GTs G1S)


Dr. Charles Biilingslea,
DEN FIST,
HAVfHC supplied himself with an Ap-
II II paratus for Producing Locda Anastie.
sia, takes pleasure in informing Gle citizens
of Westminster and tho community al large,
that lie is prepared 70 use this latest IN
proyelnent ia the extraction Of Teeth. The
advantage possessed by this apparatus over
all others i that il agsets only The part
operated on.
He has also the most improved style Of
Apparntus for manufacturing pure Gas-oi
course all persons calling on him can choose
the method they prefer
All0perations in Surgical and Mechani
cal Dentistry performed in the most approy-
ed style and At mvfer,ae rates.
Q6ioe, adjoining his Fathers Resideace,
near Farmers & Mechanics Bank,
WEsrMIssTER, Mn,
where may be found at al times when not
professionally engaged at the following places:
Union Bridge. list Wednesday OF every
month, remaining unfit Saturday.
Ncje Windsor --2nd "Wednesday Of every
month, remaining until Saturday.
UEfoato1cH. Bird Wednesday every month.
remaining until Friday evening.
gaaegfocn sd Friday every month
manning untTi - Eednesday following.
apiS
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N EW FIR NJ
NJ e w GOOD s..


M ESSRS. NIKESET.L A STffPf Ivy
w take pleasure in announcing 10 Ihe
citizens Of Westminster aud the public cen
orally thattbey have formed 4 o.uar,ney.
ship IN the Wholesale and Retail Groerrv
and Liquor Business, and nov Offer n ~
public n grcatiy reilliced prices pge If the
best selected focks q Groceries, tnch ~ =
M oFFEE
from ~ 70 ~ eta for pgirpr IlIea sagars. =
Brown and II. lslnud Il IL ~ Is e,s ,,e, lh
Also Hard and Soft Crush Sugars, 6ne Ina.
perial and Cooling Blk Teas, SpiceS, Rai.
SINS, SnrFanss Lemons, Cbneee, ac, Sc, az
pricca Nhich defy competition.
We would most especially call your alica
ton 70 our line stock Of Liquors,
which have been selected with great AENsvA
cnrc, and which re nov offer IN AZ II
lots 20 salt the trade, Wholesale A krSSs
Retail q. Baltimore uiiy prices. Al a
large and varied stock Of
FINE BOTTLED LIQUORS.
warranted 70 BE- pure and pat % esnsea.ls'
for medical purposes, including MADEIRA.
Port and S..erry Wines, old Freneh sod
Cognac Brandios, also brown Stout. Nom.
ing Star Bitsera. etc etc.
We have in addition to tie shove, always
on hapd large stock 81 ToHAcco and q.
OARS, which ue arr prepared 10 ssli ~ he
very lowcsl mafkes rates. Also. a is,ec
Stock Of Dried frhis on hand.
We also Keep constantly on hand IN
Kinds q country. produce, such as Floaf,
lard, Potatoes. &c.
~ oar motto ID quick sales and small
profits. We most resDeetftfiy invite xos a.
call ard examine our stock before parrhas
ing elsewhere, ~ We confidently believe 4
20 br 10 your Interest "a 40 10.
URfAH ~ MtRESET.I..
J. FRANK SHifLEY.
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.. -. Cinnamon.
EYglish, French and American Chintx.
plain French Poplins in all the new shades'
French Percal, plain and figured; plain
white AMI figured Piqaes, Percal Clinehams..
Scotch Bingham, striped I.enos and plaid
ipoplins. am also receiving very pretty
line OF Mourning Goods. I.upins' al Wool
Delains, one yard and quarter wide, only
80 cents Black Alpaca, Black Lcno. Black
Alpaca Lnstres, Fulard's Cumures uad
Ginghams. Alsoa large stock Of Cotton
Goods, Dunnel's Prints. yard wide: Hoyle's
Purple. yard wide; also Aliens Shiriine.
yard wide. Angola Flannel for Ladies' SUM.
mer skirts. yard vide; also splended line
Of bleached and unbleached Muslins, also 4
very nice lot Of Red Spreads for summer.
Bridal Quilts, and the new style Honeycomb
Quilts These goods are all new, not old
ones from last season, that have been laid
away for year.
J. II. BUSBY,
One door East Of Railroad, in the
mario First National Bank Building.
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DYE WOODS,
AclDs, srcEs, PArssr MEDICINES AND
pERFuNERy.


Tobias Eminent, Stonebraker' 3 Linimcnt
Mustang Liniment, Jadwin's do.
Burnetfs Golden do. Bakers Pain Remedy,
WeeFer's Champion do. Foutz's Mixture,
Dc Grath's Electric Oil Gargling oil.
Ponds Extract Of Witch. Hazel, regarded as
one Of the best remedies known for internal
or external pains.
tosgh and EaPeetorqaf Preparations
HUBERs CHERRY ooUGHMIxTURE.
Halls BAIssm, Wisbart's Pine Tree
Liverwort Tar, PIT Tar Cordial,
scbenck,s Pnimonie Ayers Cherry Pect0ral
Syrup, sg8raao Jayns's RHpsetofAnt..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-31
New Orleans and Cincinnati Express
Line.
Es ssDa { sa& ~
-

This line is thoroughly organized, and
will run regularly throughout the season.
The boats will at all times leave promptly
on the days advertised.
The following well known sta1nch
steamers comprise the line: ALASKA. capt.
Frank Oakes :SWALLow,C Capt. A. MeCarty
WEsTMoRELAND, Capt. Ed. Evans; EMER-
AID, Capt. ]. N. Skunk; J. II. GRoEsBECK,
Capt Dan Maratta ALICE DEAN, Captain
Frank Maratta; AMAZON, Capt. Hiram
Vinton : SILVER SPRAY, Captain w. W.
Fsnton. HUBBS, PATRICK & CO.,
10 <C55 Agents at Evansville. 5.
JNO. A. WILLIAMSON,
/ dec23 If President and Sup't.'
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cODaple5e F5et0TSdt HtSIoFy o nc TIME
HARPER'S WEEKLY.

IS Resides the Fashions, 1t presents also thu
very best specimens of Household Litera
iture No Subject of domestic sint crest
excluded from It's columns.
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STE AM RHATS.

s17ppEps r. run ITrI1TfWzIIB-FFRLAND
The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
authorized TO give through Bills of Lad1ng
TO the following points. at1the rates men
Vile 75c. fsantk9n rs HocKcastle.-15e. Linz
ton 75c;. Eastport, and points below on
the Tennessee River, 55c;; points apoye
bilIt of lading. Privilege of reshipping at
Padncah.'H We guarantee the above rates.
until further notice. Any overcharges hat
as. Merehanfs are requested to see that
the weights are placer IN every bill OF
lading. 2lse6 tfl FOWLER LEE q 90.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-31

No printing establishment in the west
has better facilities or greater ability Tor
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
aentfqf Job Type though very large anu
complete, Is constantly being added TO. and
our lob department is under the personal
SUPERVISION of one of the best job printers
IN the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Fills I,adiug. Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
cts. Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&C.. &C. Orders left with either OF the
wbarf-boafs viii be promptly attended tc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

lemen from the ''land of steady habits,"
8Nstly can the Reverend gentlemen, in
hciPatiou ol the happy event, eSclaim
did the Roman poet On similar oeca,
.un, "h5c sum mHfs grhmf,"
Rev, & Hebbarl left town Tuesday, as
delegate to the convention which meets
in Philadelphia this week, for thepurpose
Of deyising means for raising finds to as
sist the missions in Bumah, India Du-
ring his absence he will visit the Capitol
OF our country, ana extend his journey to
the principle southern cities,
Rev, Mr., Ryford, formerly Of Rut-
land, will lecture in the school house ON
North street, Sunday eve, the Goth, inst,
The public are cordially invited to at.
tend
"A, $, Holbrook, ir, partner in the
mercantile establishment of n, o. John
son Co, has purchased the interest Of
Abel T. johnson, one Of the firm, for
$4,000.
Horace Parmenter has retired from
the firm Of Sanders 4 Parmenter, and the
business will be conducted at the old
stand as hitherto by c. Sanders
e. c, Adams, tho longtime clerk
with II, Blanchard, has accepted posi-,
tion in the dry-goods store Of O, J. Pratt,
Brattleboro, whore, he will be pleased to
see all his friends that may favor him
with a call