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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-03

Mission SCHOOL, CONCERT. - We
we're much surprised and disapp5int-
ed last evening at the smalIness Of the
audience at Masonic Hall The
ladies and gentlemen had devoted no
little time in preparing an entertain
ment for the people, and it was rea-
sonably expected that the citizens
would feel sufficiently interested In
the object for which the Concert was
given, to fill the Hall to OVERLOOKING
The entertainment, which consisted
in music, singing, charades and reel
tations, was most excellent. All the
performers did we'll. Some of those
taking part in Nan, the Good for
Nothing" required little too much
prompting, but otherwise the per-
Torrance was good, and would have
done no discredit to professional
actors. The songs were also in good
taste and we'll sung. As to the music
of the Crescent City Band. it is always
good.
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GooDs UNDER FALSE PRErENsEs.

GooDs UNDER FALSE PRETENsEs.
About two months ago a couple of
men in McLeansboro, Illinois, pur-
chased Of Messrs. Gamble & Forth,
in this city, some five or six hundred
dollars worth of. goods, TO be paid
for, of course, in a short time. One of
the men never unloaded the goods out
OF the wagon on their arrival at that
place, but turned them over to an
other man. The other disposed of
the goods he had purchased also. and
both the men left the place, having
made no provision for the payment of
their bills. On learning that the
fellows had left McLeansboro, Messrs.
Gamble & Forth secured the services
of Marshal Ed. Martin, who proceed.
ed to work the cases up. After quite
an extensive tour over the country
he at last got on the track of the
aforesaid individuals, and following
them into Kentucky, caused their
arrest near Frankfort, we are inform
ed. He succeeded 10 getting a good
portion OF the purchase money, and
In securing the balance in such a way
that it is thought Gamble & Forth
will not lose great deal. 1t was a
fortunate circumstance that Martin
struck their track as he did.
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VERY STRANGE. = The number of
burglaries which have been commit
ted 10 the last ten days in this city is
really startling. Is it not little
strange that such depredations should
be committed so frequently. and in
several instances in the very heart Of
the city, and rot a man arrested? and
it does SO IN the more strange. since
these burglaries have been committed
during the hours of brightest moon
shine, when it was almost as light as
day. Last Spring the Democratic
song, from the beginning to the end
of the campaign, was, 1.-THE peo-
pie want change; we must
have retrenchment and reform. y
The retrenchmeut the people have
been unable to see in the management
OF the finances Of the city, aud they
have alike been unable to see re-
formation in the police department.
This is a matter that ought to be
taken into considera ton by the Coun-
ell, and if that body propose to give
US a reformation in the police depart
ment as, was promised, it is high time
it was done
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AunuseYsae EltN.

THE MINsTRELs. = There was a
large audience at the new Opera
House, last night, to witness the first
performance Of Skiff & Gaylord
MinstreIs. This is certainly the best
company now travelling Messrs.
Skif & Gaylord have secured the
finest negro delineators in the coun-
try, and present to the people the best
entertainment of its class which has
ever been presented IN this city. The
dissolving views at the close of the
entertainment was really good last
night. All Of them were exceedingly
beautiful. and this presentation was
loudly aud enthusiastically applaudcd
To night the Minstrels will give an
other entertainment at the Opera
House, when there will be change
of programme
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DIsTREssINa.-The attention of the
Township Trustee was called to a
poor woman, with two or three child
rep, a day or two ago, who resided in
tie upper part of the city. The wo-
man was without shoes, and almost
without clothing for her body. Of
course, the children were no better
off than the mother. She was cared
for, and made as comfortable as could
be under the circumstances. If the
Winter should be hard one, it is not
unlikely that many people will suffer
in this city, who are unable to obtain
employment.
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TEAmRU8TA.

STEA1aB UATS.
EGG ULAR ~ VILE = ND MN
PHLS ZOhSDA y Pa CRFT.
The splendid passenger steamer
aRsEA AR6OSY,
sssalssssssz-sazzaf Lew. Vandergrift, Master;
VIM. A. .owth, Clerk,
Leaves for Memphis and all way ports
EVERY TUESDAY. AT Pm.
For freight or passage apply on boarf, or
10 G. II. RUDD, Agent.
FOR CAIRO, CoLU WBUs. & MEMPHIS.
The splendid side-wheel steamer
.Gh CT IFT0%,
- Frank Stein, Master;
George Hunter, Clerk.
Leaves for Memphis and AL way ports
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4TH,
at o'c.ock AN.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or 70 HUMPH hEY, PATRICK & CO.,
dee dis Agents.
FOR oWENsBoRO, CHAMELEON. AND
LOUISVILLE
The magnificent passenger steamer
.iia1L.it- TARASGON.
- E. p. T. 10 Icroft, Master;
Miles d Warren, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way ports
THUS DAY, LECEMBER BID,
at O'Clock IN.
For freight or paSaaoe apply on board, or
10 w. @. BROWN & Co,
noyS dit AGENTS
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Bill Lee APP
peared before the Recorder yesterday
on charge of drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct. He was, in fine and
cost, assessed Sc Go.
The family quarrel of which men
ton was made in yesterdays paper,
came up, and after hearing the evil
dence the Recorder took the case
under advisement. The affair did
not reflect credit on any of the par.
ties engaged.
A man named Gratz was arraigned
on charge of assaulting two police
men, but on evidence it appeared that
the policemen were the more To
blame, and the case was dismissed
The policemen, it was stated, had
threatened to use their " billys," and
had uncovered them apparently fol
that purpose.
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BAPTIST FESTIVAL TONES IT.
We hope the Ladies of the Baptist
Church will be literally patronized
tonight in their Festival and Oyster
Supper, They have prepared an ele-
CANT entertainment, and Mozart Hall
should be crowded with all who love
to help in a good cause. The congre-
CATION are very anxious to get up into
the unfinished audience room of their
new Church, and our citizens can, in a
very pleasant manner, aid them by 60
ing to Mozart Hall tonight. Let every
one go, even if they can stay no longer
than take dish of oysters and give
the ladies friendly greeting.
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River niannfcl,ea-

CAIRO, December Belle Mem
phis, Memphis to St. Louis, 4 AN;
Alice Dean, New Orleans 10 Cincin-
natl, s AM: Watts, EAstport TO ST.
Louis, 10 A NJ; Luminary. Yicks burg
TO st. Louis, noon; ArgOsy, Evans
ville to Memphis. / Pms Ames, Cairo
20 New Orleans. 2 PM; Cumberland,
Evansvi lie packet, 3 PAL; Silver
Cloud No. 2, Pittsburg to St. Louis,
B PM Talisman, Cairo to Nashville,
'4PM; Cornelia, St. Louis to New
Orleans, PM. The river rose y
inches. Weather clear.
ST.. LOUIS, December 2.-Arrived:
Sheridan and Andy johnson. Kao-
kuk; W. B. Douck, Wyandotte, An
teloPe, Kansas City. Departed: Andy
johnson and Sheridan. Keokuk, the
Lizzie Gill, New Orlt ans; the Marble
City, Memphis. The river is about
stationary, with a good stage Of water
above aud below. The Missouri is
g5rged not far above St Joe, aud
open again at Omaha. Weather clear
and mild. Several owners aud Can
tains OF good steamboats, here design
to attempt to open direct trade he
tween St. Louie and Red River. The
Ida left day or two ago tor that Dur-
pose, and the Silver Lake No. Is on
berth for the same destination.
NASHVILLE, December 2. = The
river IS falling, with eight feet On
Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair aud
cold. The Kate Morrison arrived
from the Upper Cum beil land, aud the
Emma Floyd, for CluciBnati, and j j..
n. Phillips, for Rowena. departed.
MEMPHIS. December 2.-Weather
clear and pleasant The river rose
one met. Arriyed-Minneola from
Cincinnati. eparted-Sam J. Hale
With 200 bales cotton for Cincinnati;
Mississippi, to New Orleans, with
1900 bales OF cotton: Westmoreland
and Arkansas, to New Orleans; H.
diana, to Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, December 2. - The
weather Is clear and moderately cold.
River rising. with seven 1eet eight
inches water 10 the canal.
CINCINNATI, December 2. - The
river has risen Is inches, with 235
feet 10 the channel. Weather cold:
wind from the east. Business very
brisk. st. Louis business for steam
ers has about closed for the season.
Arrived-Savannah, from St. Louis.
Departed = Clifton, for Memphis:
Lawrence, for St. Louis; New York
for Pittsburg; Emma No 3. tor New
Orleans; adn|h, for Pitsburg.
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loroner's Inquest No. AZ.

1 ED on FEE BODY OF A HAN
- found crowned, supposed TO be
l.amed f. w. ILOYI, at Pigeon Creek.
andeTDurgn County, State of Indiana
on the 3Ist day or October, 1868 The IN ~,
lind from the evidence that the de leased
came TO his death by drowning: and at
the time OF his death he was about IS Years
old; ee 10 inches high; mad on his per.
son black sack coat, black vet, black cfof n
pants white shirt. sewed boots tripbt a. q
spit open back hair; 10 us acne and
whist eIs back and short. Nothing of
value found On bOny.
- MUEL =. HAVLIN
Coroner VanderbuEht ounfy
Evansville, Ind, Oct. 81, 1868. [nov2 wSt
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DIsoRDEELY-Last night a slight
trouble occurred at one Of the saloons
on First Street. Hard words were
passed between a couple of men, and
a good deal of disorderly conduct was
the result, but no blood was shed. A
Police officer was in the saloon. The
question is, why was not the parties
arrested? and why was not that police
officer on the street in the discharge
of his duties?
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TO LoUTsvrLLE.-Every Monday and
saturday at 30 o'ctoCk An. Every Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, and saturday at 9
O'Clock p. n.
To CATRO-DSiIy, except Sunday AT
O'Clock p. n.
To GREEN RIvER.--Every Monday and
Friday st O'Clock p. n. Every THURSDAY
at O'CLOCK P. N.
To EAsTPoRT.- Every Monday, Wednes-
dav and F tday at 4 O'Clock p. N.
To ESDERsON-Daily, except Sundays,
81 O'Clock Pm.
no NAsHvIS.LE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday al 4 p ~.
no MEMPBIs-Every Tuesday at p II.
sockpOrt Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
vflIe,) carrying the mail, leaves at A: NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives tues
days and Saturdays by AZ. III.
Mt Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily lex
cept sundays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by Pm
To NEwEURG.-Hacg daily Except sun
Aay,l from the Merchants Hotel, at 7
O'Clock p. M.
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THE HARD TIMES AND SICKNESS.
During the last week or two the num-
Der OF persons who applied to the
Township Trustee for aid has greatly
increased. Sickness Of children has
driven many poor women to seek aid
in that way, who have, until this time,
been able to furnish supplies for
themselves and families, but they are
now driven to seek aid at the hands
of the Township Trustee.
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HORSE SToLEN.-Night before last
some thieves stole a valuable horse
from Mr., Eugene Happier, from his
stable in Lamasco. No trace had
been had yesterday evening of the
thief. Certainly the city contains any
number of unhung thieves. Is it not
little strange that some Of the police
officers do not blHnder on some of the
scoundrels?
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PROGRESS. - Columbus sailed To the
American coast In q our hundred ton
shi p, and first landed upo1 the Island of
St. Jomingo Last week a vessel from St.
Domingo unloaded in New York over four
hundred tons of St. Croix Rum for P. Il.
Drake & Co, of that CITY. Fhis / but few
weeks supply OF this article, which these
gentlemen use in the manufacture of the
celeb ated PLA NATION BITFER5- We are
informed by an exchange that Messrs.
DRAKE g. Co. have not advertised q dollar
for year, but that the sales OF this article
continue at the former en- 7rm8uS hzure
In 1854, the receipts of the PLANTATION
BTTrERS were equal to those OF the New
YORK and New Haven Railroad
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
import ed German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. dec d3teOultW
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ANOTHER RUNAwAY.-A span of
horses belcn yiug to Mr.. James Swan
son ran away yesterday afternoon,
rushing down the levee below Di-
vision Street at furious speed. Ga
the way they became detached from
the wagon, aud stumbled over a skiff.
Ons of the horses was seriously and
perhaps fatally injured.
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In EaUkrunff.v

FEVHIS IS TO GIVE Ns5iEGE.. that. on
h the zOth day OF ROveH Der, a. ID. 1913 n
the estate Of f.dWard Weller M kys,,e1
glIle, IN the county Of Nandcrburgh. and
state OF Indiana, who has been adiudged
= 2, p@hhfupt. on his own petition; that
any property y belonging u such Eamlrinf5t 10
nlIn, or Tor MS nsea and the Eraisfer OF any
property Do htnl. y fDtbidIen by Law: mat
q meeting OF the c1clli Ufs 81 the said bugk-
fupbs 10 prove their deDts and To choose
one or more asslgnHeS cf his estnte, will be
ueid al q Court OF Bankruptcy, 20 BE- hold
en- NJ the offlee OF IHaIles ID. Buiterreld,
on Third sire et, between 10 ust ard Main
District OF Indiana, before Cnaries IL. But
terfield, on the Goth day OF december, a ID
1s68, atJ O'Clock A n.
BENZ. J. SPOONER.
U. S. Marshal, District OF Indiana.
noYZS d2J Messenger.
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THE Pork TRADE. = The pork
trade was very brisk yesterday. Mr.
Akin slaughtered about three hun
dred, aud will kill large number to-
day. There is no change in the price
since last report. Spareribs and ten
derloins in abundance may be had at
Akin's to-day.
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CHoIR CONoERT.-For some tiue
past the choir of Trinity d. E. Church
have been preparing for public con
cert Thursday evening of next week
has been fixed upon as the time. Ga
that occasion the choir viii present
the citizens Of Evansville with some
very choice music, assisted by the
Evansville Orchestra. Several very
fine anthems and selection from Mo
zart's Twelfth Mass, WILL be sung.
The concert will take place in Trinity
Church, on Third Street. The pro
gramme will be announced in time.
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NEW LIQUOR STORE. = Ne are
pleased to see our old friend n. E.
Carr again In business HIS stock is
open at Mes. 3 and South Water
Street, aud such q stock would please
the most fastidious. He keeps ali
the choice brands, and sells them at
prices that viii astonish odd buyers. +"
dec1 If.
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TAILoRING.-We direct attention
to the card of Messrs. Stark & Kolb,
merchant tailors and dealers in new
and secondhand clothing. These
gentlemen do work in splendid style,
and at rates which will prove salts
factory to all. Call aud see them, at
No. 3 Second Street.
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Crescent Cisy Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

yTSEEE undersigned has the pleasure Of
Notifying his friends and the public
that he viii keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter as Res
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
TenpiR Alleys for that purpose. He will
be prepared 10 serve up OYSTERS and all
other deIicacies of the season at the short
est notice, and will from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
killer CINCINNATI BEER.
novI7 DIFF ED. WELLER.
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MISUNDERSTANDING a span of
mules attached to a wagon, both be-
longing to a farmer from the country,
became frightened on Third Street,
and ran to its head, bring
ing up against the Democratic
pole where the wagon was demol-
ished No damage was done to
tho animals. Certainly the Gus
tom of leaving horses or mules stand
lag on the streets without their being
secured. is 4 dangerous one. ALMOST
every day teams of horses or mules
become frightened land run, and it is
not unfrequently the case that child
rem passing on the street, barely
escape injury. Cannot the police of.
ficers look after such cases? If men
will be 50 careless as to not secure
their teams before leaving them, they
ought to be compelled 10 do so.
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CHRIsTMAsl-Wlth view of going
eventually into the music business
exclusively, l will sell my stock OF
toys and nOtious at less than cost to
dealers. The retail trade will find
good bargains for the holidays at No.
81 Main Street. G.. w. WARREN.
noy25tf
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In Bankruptcy.

FEVHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE -tfat. on
x the 24th day OF November, AID 1858. a
warrant IN ban kruptcy was issued against
tue estate of Lenuef Adie. OF EsaL sVIte.
in the county of VanderbuFgh and Statesof
I diana, VINO has been adJud2ed q BANK
rupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment of any debts ana delivery of any
property belonging to Sucu bankrupt to
him or Tor his use, and the transfer of any
properly by him, is forbidden by law
that meeting of the creditors of the SAID
bankrupt, 10 prove their debts ana choose
one or more assiguees of hi estate, Will he
held at Court OF Bankruptcy, to he no d.
en- at the Office of Charles H. Butterfield,
Evansville, Ind. o. the 6tn day OF Janu-
airy, u. IS 8, at 8 O'CLOCK A IL
BEN. J. SPOON Err,
U. s. Marshal, District Of Indiana,
deg DIT Messen ger.
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DIV Gooas for Sale.

FETO EHABLE us To CLOSE are "a
Co-rarinership which expires soon, we
now oner our stock or DRY Goods at bare
gain The stock IS small. the house has q
good trade established, ana IS ia running
order. n is fine opening for any one
wishing o engage in the business. For
particulars address II. U Box 49, Evauss
Vile, Indiana. noyH ~
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold IA the city. the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by Ii. d. Allis & Co, First st.
second door below Vine.
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BEWARE OF TARA ALBA CANDY
AND HOW To TEST IT.-Take a few
sticks OF candy and put into a tum-
bier Of water, and when dissolved
you will find Tara Alba settle to
bottom of tumblcr. 25-2R.
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T.EDR aEENT- BASEMENT : The ba-e-
&s meEt 81 The Cum berland PresbYt eriau
Church, corner az Second and hasfuut
Streets. This WonId hoe q very desirable
place for teaching Nssffle ~ DFafrfng and
PAINTING. Also. q acod room for au Fl. af..
Inquire Of ALYAH jon e30h.
Hu20 att Real Tetafe Avsut
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SICKNEss.-At present there is a
great deal of sickness in the city,
principally among children. The
prevailing diseases are measles, scar
let fever and pneumonia.
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THRsUDAY ......... .........DECEMBER 8,
CITY N E w s .

No SCHOOL. = The First Boys
Grammar School is dismissed to day
in consequence of the death of Miss
Helen Miller. one Of the pupils, and
a great favorite with her schoolmates.
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CANDY.-Wholcsale price of pure
Stick Candy, by the box. at 19c per
pound. Toys and Fancy Goods at re
duced prices. Ell. Hermann, No. 45
Main Street; AHLERING K HAssLER
No. Is South First Street. MO I'm
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DIED.

MILLER.-On Wednesday morning, at
O'Clock, in this city, HELEN MILLER,
eldest daughter OF Jacob II Nj Ter, Of
brain fever, aged Ii years, months, and
II days.
Funeral from the residence of the pa
rents, on Third Street, one door below the
courthouse, at O'Clock this tFhursday
afternoon, TO which the friends of the
family are respectfully invited.
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CANDY.-We are prepared to sell
PURE CANDY to country merchants
by the box, at 18e per pound. Fancy
goods, toys, &C., will be sold at a
greatly reduced rate.
KAHN & VILE,
nov29 1w No. 2 North Wafer Street,.
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PERSONAL. - Mr.. F. Belcher, of
New York, was a passenger by the
Morning Star last night. He saw the
minstrels and approved them. " He
takes Crow in his'n."
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FOR SAIL.

E tate STE AM FLOUHIN Mill
Fronts on the Ohio River, in New bur. d..
Ind has four run of stones, kiln for Hrr-
ing IN cal, nd ali the latest muroTeala u @
IS near the coal BAN fnel can ua n#d
cheap. Terms 10 suit purchaser. Iar fIH=
ther particulars apply 90 ALNA JDH s-
keWhurgh Ind. Iuei Hlm
Y-VOR SALE LUMBER -13090 feet ol
* White OAK Jotsts for sale ut 81 per
hundred. IuQuirc OF
nov2S dir THOMAS BULLEN.
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Manufactured by
Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Company
PITTsBURG, PA.

Importers of CRYOLITE. and manufac-
tuners of the following Standard Chemi-
Gals: Eatrona Bi. Carb. Soda, Natrona Sal
Soda. Nat ona Porus Alum, Eatroua Mu-
riatic Acid, Natrona Refined Petroleum,
Narona Chloride Of Calcium, Natrona
FIouride of Calcium, NaIrona SaIeratus,
Eatrona Caustic cid, Natrona SuIphuric
Acid, Eatrona Nitric Acid, Natrona Re-
fined saponifer, Eatrona Salt. Natrona
Copperasr etc. lseId&wtf
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DIS Is NO HUMBUG.-Children's
Shoes a specially. Just received, two
cases of Children's shoes, WHICH com
pletes our stock for this season.
New York city cannot show finer
or better goods in this line than we
offer to the trade.
A very nice assortment OF ChiId's
and Youths Calf Silver Tip and Box
Toe Boots, can now be found at low
prices at the store of
GEO. MILLER & Co.
80 Main Street, between First and
Second. dec3 It'd
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WIN. G. TURNOCK & CO..
BRASS FOUNDERS S,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters
Corner Pine and First Streets

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
Sc Dealers in all kinds OF Brass Cock
Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular
attention paid to repairing and adjustin,
Steam Gauges Tunes II
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MARRIED..

WITHERSPOON - GREEN. In this
city, on Tuesday, Deeem ber isl, BY Rev.
of Rochester. New York, and Mss ABsTF
BoARDMAS GREEN, only daughter of Rus
sell Green. ESQ.