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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02
A UCTION NOTICE. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER
N Magnificent Household Furniture
Paintings, satuary Bronzes Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Drawing Room Suits, Velvet Carpets;
Suncrb rosewooI pinnoforte

A UCTION SALE OF BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE
n A. N. CRlSTALAR & son, Aucioneers, will sell Fri
day. Dec 1865 at l0 O'clock AZ % Park place IL Bar
clay between Church and Broadway stairs removed for
convenience OF sale.
Elegant richly carved Cabinet Furniture, Of the latest
French styles and patterns.
Catalogues at sale. Goods exhibition
This sale worthy the attention dealers private buy
in want of fine furniture.
Full Particular In Thursdays Herald.
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A STORE AND BASEMENT TO LET-AT 81 vARICK
N street. corner Laight opposite railroad depot APP
ply 70 W. G. LESTER 7S Broadway Thirty fourth
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
FOR RENT-A FINE STORE, WITH BEAUTI-
fu Fixtures for sale cheap, at present occupied but I'm
mediate possession be given being rst class 10 ;a
IN Brooklyn. Address Store, boz l76 Herald Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-29

me DEysical structure O the strongest
AMMAN beng Is yuinersb e every W here
On bodies are endowed by nature with a
certain negative power, which protects
ihfD, to some extent, from uuwhOle-Ome
influences: but thig protection Is uper-
1ec1. and cannot safely be relied en- in IN
aeatby regions, or under cirCu ~ stances OF
more than ordinary danger. Therefore. 1t
IS Visdom-it is pzudence--it Is com mon
se1s e-tO provide against such conttngen-
Es6s. by taking an ANTfE- II ~ IN ADVANCE
2 other words, by fortifN ing the sysiem
with HOSTETEERS STOMACH BITTERS
the Epidemic and endemic maladteS that
aas ever ben administered in any coun-
EEys As q remedy foc Dyspepsia, there is
no N edicfne that will compare with It.
y hoover suffer the pangs Of induce ton,
anywhere on the face of tho earth where
EftSTET rEK'S STOMACH BITCERS can
Sc procured does SO voluntarily; for, as
surely as truth exists. this iuyagCahle
-cZTzC and Lucrative would restore MS
chartered stomach to q healthy c2uct-
ton. To The nervous II IS Q iso especially
recommended and Ia cases OF confirmed
constipation it also affords speedy and
permanent relief
Ia ali ca e. of Fever and Ague the BIT
IkEsS is more patent thai any amount CT
auiDine, while the N ct dams erous cas- 8
q Bilious Fever yield 70 its wonderful
properties. Those VINO risd the "a edtclne
will never use another for the ailments
which The no TETTF z fITTEhS pro-
fe5ses IL sub Ne. To those WHO have not
"a aGe ne experiment we cordially recou-
mend an early application OF the BIT
TER whenever they are stricken By lis
ease the digestive organs.
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Eerrs Ha01e and Indian4Solis.
- TERRE HAuTE.
FRosl ,YINCENNEs.
gTEAMRfYAT MES


TO LoJssyTLLE--Every Monday nd
saturday a. 10 O'Clock AZ. Every Tuesday, .
Wednesday. Tn yirsdey. an5 Saturday ats
ticl0ck P. n.
tclock P. n.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
md Saturday at O'Clock P. II. Every
Ionc&y and Thursday at 6 o'clock p X.
70 EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
friday ats O'Clock ?. A.
70 HE FDsEsoS-Daiiy. except Sundays,
e O'clcek P-n.
TO HAsHvILLz-Every THURSDAY Al four
: q. m.
TO MEMPHIS Senai-H eekly.
KocFport stage tvia rgesg lsursh and Boon-
gtlis,l carrying the mali, leaves at A. H.,
sn Mondays. w Wednesdays and Fridays.
arrives By 7 2. NJ. Tuesdays, Thursdays
md saturdays.
New Harmouy Mail Stage. leaves Mon
lays and Fridays at : A. Il Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by P. =.
MI. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
ept 6unoayal alta n arrives daily tex
opt BundayaJ ~ 2. M
To FETBURGs-dacz daily Except sun
Aay,) from the Merchants Hotel. 81
o'clock p. N. nH A Hwe
HONDA ....-f.--,.,f',--. .,,.,.J y \ = y, 1888.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing ansfers OF real estate were enter
ed for record N the office of the County
Recorder during the week ending satur-
day, June q:
James f. skine to Matte f. Hargrave,
Lot II. Isabella Pace. for $500.
Joseph Aniertner 10 Frederick Sfemper,
for 500.
Lot and part Of 2. BLOCK 10, Shapes En-
David Kronenberger to Emil Blschof
Lots 4. 5, and s, Block ?, Mills's nlarge-
Leeeh T. Carlsbad to VIM J. Debier, I'M
divided two-thiras OF Lot 5, Lilleston's
{. & Il. LindenschmIdt 70 A. Linden
schmidt Lot Il, Block %, Lamasco. for
John a. Reitz to c. & H. Lindenschun iCt
LOIS II, 10, I6. II. 10, aud -, Block 2s,
ana Lois 3, 30, aud 3, Bi' ck rs, Lana-co,
c. q II. Lindenseh1n idtto Heinrich Me
haus, Lot Is, BLOCK p. LamsJsc ), or 1855
Robert Earl to Mary A. Balienger, Lots
and s, Block 10, Eastern Enlargement for
F. II. wilkes to UNDERESTIMATE &
64,es en enbere, Lots s. anc 50, Isabella
Jno. a. Reitz to erdlnand Funke, Block
10, Lamasc0 for $50.
Anthon Refs to Franz Kalkbremer,
Lots L and lt. Block "A. Lamasco. for S7z5,
VIM. H. Law 20 Clement keitz, Lots g, 4, 5,
and q, Block I76, Lanlasco. Tor 81, 300.
Thomas 4. Bethel 20 Franklin &. Beth
ell, Lot 1 and part OF 4, IN BethelPs Sub
division of par OF northwest quarter Of
northeast quarter, and part Of south west
quarter of northeast quarter OF ., g. IL, for
S2,9o0
Lots Is and Is, block 2, Rockwell's Addi-
ton, for $500
Louis Hovves to John @. Venneman,
Blocks 10 and 2 IN southeast quarter of o,
s, II, + r 81 ,2Z5.
Sheriff of Marlborough County to Chas.
Jargeas, Lot s Block 2, Jacebsville, for
s675.
Patrick Boyle TO Charles Parke, part east
= southwest quarter y. s, 10, acres, for
Charles Parke to Phil. G. Eberwine. part
east one half southwest quarter =, 8 10, 3,
acres, for $3.50.
simeon Langford to John Mcdowell.
south one half southwest quarter south
east quarter "a. 4, 10, for $500.
john Thurman TO Alice G. Rod well,
part OF Section :. 3, 10, l, rs acres, for 9175
Casper Jende to Matthias Saa iWacchter,
Z northwest quarter southwest quarter, 81, 5,
IL, tor $50.
Jared d. SPAIN to John SPAIN north =
west = northwest quarter, 7, 5, II, 4, 1917
acres. for $50.
( John SPAIN to George Dorm, northwest
Dortheast quarter of southwest quarter
5, 5, IL, for s.. go.
Sheriff OF Vanderburgh County D Alex
Maadux, undivided one-fourth OF ffactiou-
al Is. 7, IL, 20 acres, for $3.50.
Alex Msddux to James NJ. Blair. midi
vIded part of frseslon Is, !, IL, - acres. for
$500.
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TIE NEW REGIME.-Under the
new city administration many marked
changes have been made-even a new
orthography has been instituted, as
may be seen by the following extract,
copied from the assessors blanks.
1t is said to be strictly Democratic
and conservative
Any person who shall knowingly
and wilfully swear falsely, when so
sworH by any such Assessor, shall be
deemed guilty of purgery, and on con-
viotion thereof shall be punished ae-
cordingly;" ~ ae3Ir9
Purgeryp is good in that connec-
ton. Itshoss chat the new admin
istration is determined to purge out
all old forms aud ceremonies.
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Jane h. Hair 70 James Davidson, IN
ovid i part OF fraction Is, 4, IL % sasres, Tor
sS50.
George Shank 10 Joseph shank, part of
nort Invest quarter Of northwest quarter,
80. s. IL. 10 acres, for 500.
Henry Gumberts to Maggie c. Curry,
Lot SO. First German Building Association,
and Lot g. Block 81, LamascO, Tor $500.
Samuel w Decker To Fri ]. Morten, Lot
II. Block 26. Eastern Enlargement. for $500.
Maggie A. Curry to Henry Gumberts,
part OF Lots and ?, Bl0ck 4, Bakers Add
ton, for 81 200.
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BEFORE JUsTTcE WALKER.--Wm
Simpson, charged with assault and
battery on Ed Fields with intent to
kill. had hearing before Justice
Walker on Saturday. The charge of
" intent was withdrawn, and Simp-
son entered plea of guilty of assault
aud battery, and was fined 81, with
costs.
John and Mary Bruuer, charged
with assault and battery on Fred.
Young, Also had hearing, and were
fined 50 each. with costs.
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LEFT FOR HoME.-Col. Crebs, and
one Of the other gentlemen who were
here interesting themselves in behalf
of the Little Wabash River improve
ment. left for Carmi on Saturday
evening. They we're quite successful
in-their mission, having secured a
subscription of over $1,000, with a
promise of more. One Of the dele
gates remains here for a day or two
longer. and will still further prose-
cute the work Of soliciting subzcrip-
tions.
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sesHgEs. MOTHERS MOTHERS!
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Ers. WinsIOw's Soothing Syrup.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHIHG.
Tbs va liable preparation has been used
Htth net er fGtifag slsecess IN thOutc.3ld3 d
susss.
Il not only rel ewes the child from paIa.
bu1 81 VigOTates the stomach and bowels.
soI reefs q fdtty, and gives tone and energy
20 the whole system. It VIII also tnstantIt
e11eve ca PING IN TE9E towels and WIND
EoL1C
We believe il is the beSt and unrest rem
sdy IN tn sV0TId in al cases o. D1fsenteTy
and DtaTTATQ IN Children, whether arising
rom feetfing or my other cause
Full directions Tor using viii accompany
zach bottle.
Be sur and call for MRS. WTNSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP" having tue 6ac-sfns-
85e 81 EUT It's 81 PERKINS on the outside
wra; er. All Others are base limitations.
Be24 d&w6ru
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-29

SCHOOL Elk AMISATIoN.-W pub
lish this morning report of the ex-
animation of the excellent Select
School taught by Misses Hooker and
Hough. furnished Us by a visitor
We were not advised of the time of
the examination, which accounts for
the absence Of our own report Of it
on Saturday. We are glad to learn
that it passed of so creditably.
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OFF FOR New Y0RK.-A consider
able number Of gentlemen viii leave
this morning by rail- for New YORK,
some to witness the Democratic Ma
tiona! pow-wow, but most ofthem N
duced By the very low fare Of S28 for
the round trip, to visitsthe great com
mercial emporium Of the United
States. Several left on Saturday night
by the Tarascon.
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HOUSE or FAsHIoNs-Childrens
Shoes a specially We have received
another large shipment Of Children's
Shoes and ankle Ties TO- day They
are superior in quality and beauty to
all goods Of the kind in this city
We have a full line Of Ladies and
Misses Bronze Buttea and Polish
Boots of the best quality. and our
assortment 10 Lasting goods is com
plete. Also a nice stock Of Gents
and Boys shoes and CATERS. We cali
the attention Of those who are in
want of good and fine goods at low
prices, as no house can sell cheaper
than we sell. No trouble to show
goods at GEO. MILLER & Co,
je26 3t 80 Main Street
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NoTICE.-HaEing received the ne
cessary apparatus. I an now prepared
to inspect all Oils or Fluids purport-
ing to be for illuminafine purposes, a.
provided BY the City Ordinance pass
ed June 9Th, 1868
l. W. DEUsNER,
City INSPECTOR. 90 Main Street.
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- a. NOTICES.

LosT-MOEEY-On Thursday night
two one hundred dollar bills. Any
one finding the same and returning It
to the undersigned will he literally
rewarded. T. WE'LL,
june27 Cf No. 5 Water Street.
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WANTED TO RENT.-In the bust
ness part of the city a store for the
wholesale drug business, to be occu-
pied by the frst day Of August next.
OHAs LEIGH.
ALExAEDER LEMoKR.
p. O. Box w. 1,042, Cincinnati,
29-1w. Ohio
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A POPULAR RESORT.-There were
fully 1000 people. perhaps more, at
The Crescent City Springs on Saturday
night, comprising the first citizens.
Many family parties were there. both
during the afternoon and evening. and
a great many people visited this beau
tiful locality for the first time. All
were loud IN their expression of ad-
miration. The grounds we're lighted
up very handsomely at night, and the
crowds Of beautiful ladies and gall
liant gentlemen strolling through the
winding walks, or crowding the re-
freshment table. rendered the scene
real lively.
The Crescent City Silver Band &C.
eupied the verandah Of the refresh
NEWSSTAND, and discoursed the mos.
DELIGHTFUL music. The most perfect
order prevailed, and We can imagine
no pieasanter place of spending an
evening than upon those beautiful
grounds. We consider the arrange
iaent a great benefaction tolthe city
Admitted TO THE HIGH SCHOOL,
On Saturday morning Prof Cow
rendered his decision upon the exam
iuation of candidates for admission
to the High School, which took place
on the previous Saturday. There
we're sixty candidates for admission.
of whom thirty nine were admitted
We give below the names Of the
successful candidates. with their
ayeFaFe standing il scholarship, 100
being the standard of perfeetion:
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Z Each of the successful candidates
was furnished, by Prof Cow. a very
handsomely printed certificate of ad-
mission.
Those candidates who failed to OBJ
tain certificates upon their examina-
ton on the 10th inst, have another
chance, by working up during the
vacation, and standing a successful
examination at the commencement Of
the next term.
The Superintendent and Board Of
Trustees will be greatly pleased if the
entire twenty one who failed on their
first trial, shall make this effort aud
succeed.
RECORDERS CoURr-There was a
light business done in the Recorders
Court on Saturday.
A butcher, who was 50 eager TO sell
bis stock Of meat in market on Satur-
day morning that he could not wait
proceeded to sell before the bell
rung, in violation of the ordinance ia
such cases made and provided. Com
plant was entered against him before
the Recorder, and a warrant was
issued. but the man had not been ar
rested at a late hour Saturday even
ing
Peter Desmot quaffed too freely of
the Intoxicating cup, and became inc
briated He was pulled and present
ed. A fine Of 81, with s. % costs
was entered up to his account.
Thomas Littlejohn, an African
from the interior, visited the city on
Saturday, and being ignorant of the
subject Of municipal law. committed
the same offense for which distin-
guished Democratic politician was
fined a year or so ago, to-wit Hitch
ed his horae. to q shade tree. He was
pocnced upon. aud fine 0 81 was
imposed, with s. costs. He had not
the requisite amount of stamps. and
was allowed to depart on his own
promise to pay.
John Seigler was drunk quite
drunk-and for his infrmity was
6ned 81, with So 50 costs. This
closed the days session. not a paying
one, by any manner Of means.
Go FROM HoHE TO GET THE
NEws.-The New Albany CONNER
cjal says
Measles are killing a good many
people at Terre Haute and Evans
vile"
We cannot speak for Terre Hsute,
but have heard of no death from
measles IN this city A number of
children have had the measles in this
city, but none. we believe, have died
of that disease.
A GooD CoMMITTEE.-A number
of persons who attended the Masonic
celebration at Metropolis on the 9th
inst, are loud in their praise of the
admirable management of the Com
mittee of Arrangements and espe-
cially Of Herman Quandte aad VIM.
Farrow, two Of the committee who
were unremitting IN. their attentions
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-29

The SHyER SPRAK - A new and
choice collection of popular ) bbath
School Music, consist ng of Duets,
Quartets. Chants. Choruses, &c
adapted for Anniversary Meetings.
Sabbath School and Temperance
Celebrations, Home aud Social Cir
Gle, etc, just received by
q. W WARREN,
je27 No 81 Main ST.
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BatehslsPs Hair Dy,.

This spseudid HAIR Dye is the best In the
world; the ouir true and perfect Dye;
harmIs ss, reliable, tnstantssneouss no dis
RQpoi1 tInent; NO ridtEulous ttDts; reme-
53ss the Ill effects OF bad eyes; trvigorates
And leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
blrl~E a. brOagn. sold nv p "a Druggists and
3 r.4-4--lss, - properly applied at BAL ch2
as0r's Wig Factory No. II Bond street,
sew York. Gap30 dly
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THANKs-Master Henry Haynie,
train boy on Geo. Nelson's train, the
several express messengers, and Fish
& Barter, booksellers aud news deal
ers, have our thanks for latest papers
delivered aightly 10 advance Of the
mails.
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Dissolution of Partnarahin.

SEyIEE partnership heretofore existing b.
a tween q. y Warren and Thomas
Conyngton. 4 this day dissolved by MT
tuai consent. Mr. Conyngton retiring Tns
business VIII be continued by q. w. w ar
rem. All debts due the firm VIII be paid -
MIN, AMI ali Gains against the same Will
be settled by him.
Q. W. WARREN,
mays tf THOS. COEYNGTON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-29

MATRIMoNIAL% = The following
licenses we're Issued to parties tired
of single life, by the County Clerk,
during the week ending June 9th:
- Michael Orth and Margaret Stephens.
Ernest Z. " terwille aud Ann Eliza Wal
ton.
Y VIM. EcnmitE and Kate Schmeigert.
Joseph Fischer and Henraette Miuks j
jacob kieber and Theresa Gottschiich. g
Edward Tabor and Kate :. Dudgeou.
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FoUL.-The rapid decline Of the
river has left several inches Of foul.
putrid locking mud upon the wharf.
and II IS in a worse condition than It
has been before this Spring OF sum
mcr.
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TEMPERANCE PIcAIc. -The Ten
perance organizations Of the city, we
learn, contemplate holding a picnic
on the grounds of the Crescent City
Springs, during the present week.
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Hon. = The weather is gradually
heating up again The mercury at
noon yesterday stood at 90s IN the
shade. 3s saGt -
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Sweat MILK.

WYE ARE NOW PREPARED To
Wv furnish families, through our
Agents.. G. Collier q Co, corner LOCUST
and Third Streets; VIM. n. Read, corner
Locust and Second streets; and Moses
Well, No. 81 Locust Street, between FIRST
and Secoud-wtth pare Sweet MIX, by the
pint, quart gallon, or larger quantities,
mas dim r. u /. FORD
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s6~ l have now in my stock and
for sale at the lowest possible prices
Mems French Calf Boots and Gait
ers;
Mems Serge Caters. Monroe aud
Bismarck Ties
Mems Serge Prince Albert Caters
Gust the thing for the warm wealth
er9
Boys Fine Shoes. Caters and
Boots Of all kinds,
Women's. Misses aud Children s
Slippers. Caters and Ba!morals Of all
descriptions and styles
And euef gtAin9 Csc usually IN re
quest at first class SHOE STORE.
Prices as low as poorer goods are
sold elsewhere IT. W. TURNER. =
p. S.-A good assortment Of Hats
much below customary rates.
je2o-2t
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JUsT REoEtvED.-25 boxes prime
oranges; p boxes prime lemens. and
for sale by KAHN & VILE.
je27 BID
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NEW WEEAT-Messrs. Iglehart
have left upon our desk sample Of
new Tennessee OF Alabama wheat,
they having received, By the Armada
on Saturday, consignment of GIG
bags. The grain Is small but plump
and rich. showing that the soil and
climate Of Tennessee are well adapted
to the growing Of wheat The
steamer Sam. Orr brought il a small
lot of new wheat from the Tennessee
River, on Thursday last, the first, We
believe, that arrived this season
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-29

Democratic NATIoSAL CoNYEN
TON Accident policies viii be Is
sued By the Travellers Insurance &c
to delegates and others, at the rate OF
s. for s., 600 insurance, and go week
compensation in case Of injury b.
accident. Policies good for thirty
days. No person should think OF
leaving the city without first calling
upon me and taking i policy In the
old reliable Travellers, Of Hartford
j. n. KNOX. Agent.
je26 3t Office at First Nat. Bank
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Ia Something new. elegant and
stylish just received at Weber & Co. 5,
the Li0en HAT. Also, fresh supply
Of Straw Hats, Children Straw Caps
&c. Call and see. je25-2t
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Moth Patches, FreCkles & Tan

IRE ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
apse BROWN DIsC0LoRATToss on the face
FcgIp's Moth ard FFeckte lotion. Pre-
.arsd only by DR.. B. @. PERRY, 40 Bond
crest. New York. sold everywhere,
sAF2a d6n
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PREMIUM TOBACCO The Armada
on SATURDAY. morning brought up y
hogshea0s premium tobacco from
Paducah h. one bogshead of which had
sold at the tobacco fair at 1915 per
one hundred pounds. or 3 Is per
pound. II was raised 10 Ballard
County By R Wakefield. It was put
up in a hogshead as finely polished
and finished as a lady dressing
bureau.
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.AgE PREPARED ny skilled work.
men from the hest Materials, and are
xEoWN AZ THE sTANDA ssEs By DEALERs
AE-D CUsroMERs.
B-gd Ereslrchers. [Gec q
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500
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SOMETHING NEwl-We call the al
tention OF the pablic to our new
Pateut Valve Ri9 bottom Ice Pitcher.
warranted never to split IRON the side
walls, leak or corrode, as the bottom
valve IS movable, which enables s.
person to rinse and dry out the air
chambers, thus preventing il from
rusting or poisoning the water.
jc19-1w GEI5sLER Il DELANG.
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/ desire ret turning thanks o the public
for their liberal patronage Ia the past, and
would resF ectfully solicit 4 continuance OF
the same TO nay successor
je22 div FRED. SMITH.
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Carriages.
Dissolution Of fopartnership.

wTaE cor 4RENE9S HIEs HERETO.
~ fore existing under the stvle of r..
Smi 4 Bro, underta ers. was tnis day
dissolved by mutual consent The bust
ness will be continued by 4. smith and
ali claims VIII ne settled by him
Z. SMITH d. BIO.