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COMfNG SOUTH,
Terro Haute and Indian4voiis.
FROM TERRE HAUTE.
OHIO and Mississippi Railroad
PROM viNCENNEs.
rE,AnlBOAT - =.

To rourstv11II.E.--Ev Every Monday and
s,t,sIs-T a. 10 o'clock AN. Every Luestlssyi
We5ne93,ay. Thursdsys and Saturday at
o,e So 7, .Ffiraa-Daily, except Sunday, at 9
n f5PEEN RIVER Every wednesday
- saturday at O'Clock P. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock P. II.
TO EAsrPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 O'Clock p. IA.
TO HEgDERsON-Daily. except Sundays,
a. O'Clock Pm.
10 NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
IN. .-
To MEMPHIS Semi-weekly. .rs.
F2ockport Stage Via Newburgh and Boon
ville9 carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at z A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by AZ. n. lF a. -
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at 7 A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by 2. NJ trh
To NEW daily except sun.
1ay,) from the Merchants Bote1, at
O'Clock p. M. .fr- rsf.ff Htta -.
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SALE OF A FERRY BoAT.-The new
steam ferry boat. Stonewall jackson,
will be put on trial ia front Of the
wharf to try her speed, this morning,
and then sold under an order in ad
miralty by the United States Marshal
4 a. I',qso SAFES pass a good title, and
$3.50, oo'.s va. probably sell far below
- 800 I So bargain may be OBJ
-" s.1I ~ advertisement in the 10
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Ba- We have a supply of Pencil
holders with portraits of the Presi-
dental candidates. sslr ftiu .ae.t
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. The
man named Alton. who plead guilty
to the charge of assault and battery
before the Recorder, had hearing
before Esq. Emery yesterday, on the
same charge, and being adjudged
guilty, was taxed, in fine and cost,
s. So Dear fun that. ~
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In Bankruptcy.

FTHiS rs 10 GIVE y SD's KCEs that, on
- The 2lst day OF Septei Der. A. ID. 1868, a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate OF Luke Grant, OF EYailh-
State of Indiana, who has been adjadsed
a bankrupt, on his own petition; that
the payment OF any debts and delivery Of
any property belonging to such bankrupt to
him, or for his use. and the tIestIsferO any
property by him, is forbidden by laws bat
a meeting OF the creditors OF the'sttid DaIiii-
ruDt, to Drove their debts and to. choose
one or more assignees OF hlS estate, VIII he
held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be mold
en- at the office of Charles II. Burterneld,
on Third street, between Locust and Main !,
in Evansville. Indiana. before Charles II.
Butterfeld. Reeister. ON The 18th day OF
OetOber-A d. 1853, M 10 O'Clock a NJ
BENZ. j. SPOON Eft,
u. 8. Marshal, DisEI'ict OF Indiana,
SEES DIT Messenger.
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RoBERT SMTFH.

- u d q + t "a X e n.
MAIN STREET, bet. Fourth and Fifth
Crk-vANsVILLK, IND,
Has Just received n new Hearse, the finest
ever in the city. A large assortment of
Metallic Eases, Casl1ete, and C0fdns kept
constantly on hand. aAtjv t6d3m.
9lgu .Ila1 "i Ef
.bsaFia. aia9
GEf I'D ETfF1--s
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Council sPrOceedlngs.
st. CegNcIL. GHAMBER.

=" -11F1'll1157 1Il58 - p0VIIlDsI % 900.
.t Council met puFsuan to. adjourn
meqt. Present-fIis Honor the
Mayor, and Counoiimen Steele, Jones,
Stocllheth7 Rsitz, aud Relker.
The minutes Of the. previous meet
ing were read and approved, after
which the following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid:
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Cur UP.-Some sticks of hickory
timber brought to the city and placed
on the market space for the purpose
OF erecting Seymour and Blair pole,
have been cut up for fre-wood. 1t
Is now about time that the Demo-
Gratis had commenced to cut up the
balance Of the Seymour and Blair
poles in this city. - -'- =
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TICK ETs, . ..

TINE DRAWING WILL TAKE
IN place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the l4th day of Janu-
Ag hts will furnish pamphlets giving
| description of the properly, and contain
ing the act OF The Legislature authorizing
Commissioners who viii m anage the en-
terprise are named In the act of the Legs
lature, and their integrity and IeSpoOsi-
(Which win be found in the pampulets)
OF Governor John w. stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas q. AfeCfeery,
UniJed St2tes Senators. Hon. John +.
Bunch, Spe ker of the Kentucky House
of Represent atives. Hon Archibald Dixob,
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers
Bank, L. T.. DallaIn, President of the Ma
tioUai bank, john III. BaIret and others. of
of the Circuit Court Of the Fifteenth Judi
clal District, aud NJ. Is. JoanAon, Judge o
the Court OF Common Pleas of ind ana
Hon. w ~ II. Walker, May or, John ).
Hopkins, President First n -tionai Bank.
and other, of EyansviIle, Indiana, aud
many other genllt men of position and
prominence In Kentucky and Indiana.
TICKETS can be purchased of
L. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
son, KY; rI
r. b. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
Louisville, Ky;
THOS. 4. 4. BROOKS, Covinston, Ky;
JOHN &. LATHAM, President Bank OF
Hopkinsvtlle, Hopki nsvfHe, KY.
James l.. DsIiann, COMMERCIAL Bank, Pa
ducab, KY.
%~- Books opened at these points on the
lst of October, 1868.
PHI LIP HORNBROOK, Esq, Water
street, between Main aud ssycfnaore, viii
order tickets from the a gents at Hdnder-
son, KY, for those who desire TO purchase.
sezo utt fLt
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Oil md I.qmns

ALL vEFEOJ WA Mp 600 D err OR
~ anything plFtaining Is lie tam p
trade, such As clhnpeys, w cks, G'obe-,
Burners Shades, q c., &c, viii nnd a con-
plete sassortnf emit AT our esisfbfisliInenI,t r.
the Winter trade. Ne offer Lam ~, y x ,,e
deliers, Brackets, Pendants, @ei' -
duced Pr1cxe5si III, Ss ne HIRo5 20 Main ST.
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TEMPLE OF HONOR Div, S. OF T..
EVANSVILLE. Sept. %, 1868. E..
The members of the Division are
notified to attend regular meeting
on Tuesday evening, September 18th,
at Temperance Hall, for the election
of officers. at q PM.
DANIEL G. MARK, W. p.
Z. l.. CoNANT, r s. Gse28 DIT
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local NOTICES.
The United States MarShal's Sale To-
Bay. tst

The Stonewall jackson. a staunch
new steam ferryboat and tug, lately
inspected, will be sold at 10 o'clock
this morning at the Court House
door, by Deputy Marshal Day. As
the boat has never been run before,
steam will be raised on her aud be-
tween eight and ten o'clock she viii
be run up and down in front of the
wharf to show her speed and how she
handles herself. sep29-1t
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SALT! SALTl SALTl-We now offer
to the trade 10000 barrels fresh Ka-
nawha salt al 81 so for small barrels
and So 80 for large barrels.
l.. RUFFNER, JR.. & CO.,
20 No. z Main Street.
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To 20 MEMPH1s-semi-weekly
CITY NEW S

TUEsDAY.. -. ..sEPTEMBER %, ls6s
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Provisions! PRovIsIoNs!-A full
supply Of choice sugar-cured and
plain canvased hams on hand and for
sale at less than Cincinnati prices.
l.. RUFFNER, JR., & Co,
20 No. Main Street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
BRING IN YOUR BILLS.

All persc ms having lust claims against
the steamer CHARMER, contr acted pre-
vious to the lst of Sep emner. are REQUEST
cd 70 leave them on the wharf boat of
w. @. BROWN & CO., on or before SaIur-
dav next, properly authenticate :.
se2j dlwI P. x. BARCLAY, Master.
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ALL WHO want to hear an able and
eloquent speech, wilt go to Turner
Hall to night, and listen to Colonel
Thomas II. Nelson, Of Terre Haute
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Pianos /! Pianos /!

The HAPPIEsT Man IN Town.
Our artistic friend. McGrew, well
known as one of the heads Of The pro
fession, No. z West First Street, Is
again alone in business, and With the
service of the best talent IN the ;oun-
try. hewill be enabled to do full just
ice to his friends and customers.
Give him a call sell tt
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OTTAWA. CaBada, April S.-Two
men named Whelan and Doyle were ar
rested last night, on suspicion of con-
cerb IN the murder aof. sMcGee. The
suspicion against them IS very strong.
At 9 O'Clock this morning, man
named Dent, night watchman al the
Parliament building, shot himself
dead.
The body Of MoGee was this morn
ing conveyed 10 the Catholic Cathe-
dral, where tile fu1efal services were
performed, after which the remains
were sent by special train to Mon
treal, attneded By the members Of the
Cabinet and other distinguished
men, as pail bearers. Eulogies were
delivered on the deceased in Parlia-
ment last nigtt. The ASSASSINATION is
generally attributed to the Fenians
The family of McGee viii be amply
provided for by the Government
Special dispatches from different
provinces represent the feeling TO
be the deepest regret and 5indignation
at the murder.
OTTowA, April 8z-Eve.-The ad-
journed Inquest resumed il the after
noon. and large number of witnesses
examinedd sBhe evideRce1 taken was
mostly in connection with the finding
of the body. The case against Whe-
lap'rdeepens hourly lIhe1Goyern1
Inent detectives are in possession of
strong chain of evidences and the
Crown reckon conidentally, on his
being the man A loaded revolver
was found on his person when arrest
ed, and a cartridge In one of
the chambers was. evidently new.
This chamber bore traces of
having been recently discharged
Other chambers we're bright and
clean. audlthes bullets with which 1t
was loaded are exactly the same as
that which killed Mr.. MeGee. Ut is
generally believed that a gang of ruff
fans are mixed upin the assassina-
ton. Two or three parties, against
whom there is strong soireumstan n tial
evidence, were arrested as aceompliees
Of Whelan. In order to exp dite the
trial the Grown will, probably, take
the case out of the hands of the Cor
oner tomorrow, and the case will be
brought before the Police Court.
\ public meeting of citizens was
held to day to express their indigna-
tion at the assassination Of McGee, and
coincidence for his family. The most
intense excitement prevailed all day.
TORONTO, April 8.-A man named
Jas Ryan, formerly a messenger in
the Executive Council, was arrested
In this city by a government detective
aud brought before the Police Mag;s-
trate to-day, and remanded until fur
ther orders from Ottawa
PARIS. Canada, April 8. = The
Great Western Railway station was
burned this afternoon.
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eoutelnp.a -ed suicide fdrfhs pas @ear
and half The only apparent cause
for L7 t-le-t -tguctio1. was ou ac-
count 6f tie faiiure Of & 5atent cook
ing column, which he was exhibiting
i5s safe for ] Van Il Sons Of Cincin-
D1;f- flG had been stopping at the
Bates House since the 10Th o. March.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 8.-A man
named Timothy Murphy, was acci-
IDENTIFY killed on the Bellefontaine
rigs Has ,lEsss Ese;stfEdayg iayggg
Loach and A. h. Lindsay, fought a
duel at Kokomo, Ind - yesterday, but
a3teTs cxeha Uging two shOes fTieads
interferred. Neither party was in
jured
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Lspe .ial to the Evansville Journal

lSpe -laI 70 the Evansville Journal.l
INDIANAPOLIS, April 8.-General
Walter c. Gresham, Agent of State,
arrived hSre iyestefaay( Ana in the
afternoon the Board of Sinking Fund
Commissioners, consisting Of the Aus,
ditor, Treasurer and Agent of State,
held meeting to take action upon
the outstaudihgl CERTIFICATES Of stock.
OF the six per cents there are still
outstanding about $500, 900. Of tho
five per cents, about S3,7000aaa The
first must be met as presented, but
they VII not all be. presented. |. by the
first or yuly. There will Be by that
time, it is estimated, about $500, 900 to
apply 20 these debtss Taxing into
consideration the skies, and a few of
the fves, which will not be presented,
it is estimated that about twenty per
cent. Of the fves can be paid. Hold
ers of such certificates must notify
the AGENT of State in New York Of
az intention to demand payment, by
the 20th Of June. The amount to be
applied will be paid to the holders of
such certificates pro rata. on the first
Of July, upon presentation at the
Office OF the Agent of State in New
York.
The District Attorney seized the
distillery Of Solomon J. Sayler at
She!byville, last Fall, and with it some
three hundred and sixty barrels of
whisky. He was allowed. however,
to resume work upon giving bond to
observe the revenue laws. Last Sat-
urday It was seized again, with some
six hundred aud forty barrels of
whisky. 1t seems that he has got
possession, by. some meaas. of the
keys and brand Of the inspector, aud
has been carrying ongqpite extensive
operations.
-Four boys were brought UP by Col.
j. b. Merriwether, Warden Of the
Southern Prison, yesterday to Be
transferred to the House Of Refuge at
Plain6eld. They seemed to be pleased
with the change, ahd when they went
into the water closet at the Union
Depot, while waiting for the Terre
Haute train, they we're nor closely
watched. Soon afterwards, in ging
in, it was found that they had made
+ their escape through the window, and
they have not yet been caught.
Irregular Report
INDIANAPoLIs, April 8.-George
w. George Of Cincinnati, committed
suicide at the Bates House last night
by shooting himself IN the head with
a Derringer pistol. His body was 10
discovered until about noon TO day
The servant girl tried his door twice
during the forenoon, and the third
time looked. over the transom, anC
discovered him lying in his blood
From letters found in his room, ad
dressed to his wife, son, and the clerl
of the hotel, it appears that he hat
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zINDIANAPOIIS.E Z Y

SuiCidc-A Nan Shoots Himself with
DerringeF Pistol Railroad Ac-
cident-Man Kiiled-Duela at KOkO-
mO-N0b0dy Hurt Arrival OF
General GFeSham-Meeting OF the
Board OF Sinking FUND Commits
siOners-Seizure of a DistllloFy-
Boys Transferred 70 the House of
Refuses Bp n gFARa
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BUFFALO
Excitement About the Murder of
McGee.

BUFFALO, April S-A Montreal
special says McGees : murder has
created intense excitement, and prom
inent loyal Irish citizens are very un.
easy. as a plan Of a general assassin
alton. in which those concerned 10
Fenian prosecutions are includes, Is
reported
The American Consulate fag is
lowered The Consul oficiglly re-
ported the matter at length to the
United States Government.
The body VIII be met tomorrow by
the citizens eR nlasse. The funeral is
10 take place on Friday, the body to
lie il state Thursday. 4 grand funer-
al car is being built The funeral
will be a great popular demonstration.
Sixty thousand persons are expected
to be present. The police are on the
alert, aud al the outlets to the State
are closed. The royal p'oelamation
is plaeafded everywhere. Fenian
} edges here are very quIet. -
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}. HARTFORD, April 8.-The full vote
Of the election in Connecticut is
SO, ,267-larger by 5000 than ever be-
fore. Governor English's majority is
1871.
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PORTLAND, Maine. April 8.-The
steamer HISTORIAN, from Liverpool
the 26th ult., has arrived.
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VA 9HIN o.

Congress 30al u Report From the
tOumi tfe on Mf!ieaPy Afairs-In In-
dian AffalFs-l 0gAmaaicaG9n from
The missioner 9f Ilfdjah 4EaTrs
--be0rgIa t0ami si0neTs 4Dp3lgt-
ed 20 VISIT WasAfTg;en, Z - '''- -,
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Railroad Matters.


DAVENPORT. Iowa. April 8.-J. II.
Tracy, President, and Ebenezer Cook,
Secretary Of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company, we're
arrested By the III ) Marshal, this
morning, upon q writ from the Circuit
Court for violating the Injunction is-
sued from that court
CHICAGO. April 8-Evening.-In
the game Of billiards. this evening, on
the twepty-i6Irth inning Foster stood
720, an I McDeFitt 1885,
CHICAGO. Aptd 3-l0.31-0n the
thirty fith ipb.ns Poster 52l aud
McDevitt 300.
On the iorty-s uria iluing eleven
o'clock, Foster sU4 auQ AcDevitt 49,
On the fifty fourth inning McDeVitt
made a run oi 293 poIlts. The score
now stands Foster 103l McDeyitt .
S45
MoNrgoMRRY, April 8-There was
a heavy and general frost last night,
which had a bad effect on the young
corn, cotton, and fruits.
PORTLAND, Maine, April S-The
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congressional Proceedings
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CANADA.

rAo la22aF Irrsst9a h III ne ID lo1bbasSSgs age u
the Murder OF McGee-The Murder
OF McGee-The Inquest-OpiniOHs
About EBiSa DeaGlB+fHliga aatiUn al
Montreal.
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53aE.34I0NAL PR00EEpIN6s

- -tI4' '+AEl Z Aat11A4A4L1''47 .
3-a G-8fr -Hf fs
h.rw tE as#f FE
b Ia IRe poY ted to Continue
"a slt5,q Freedn MS a-1 ~
g,el a953. B tl.5ad 4aH aai
hua siqmaI aI1---l- 1ar} ,h7sf
5u0hfiw Baitaa f-fJ 10 SEQ Ildfo
Rrs@8ar d amendment Is the 0Elsti
7 tait9HaOf the BRIted States. 1
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MINNEAPoLIs, Mian- April Sat
the city election yesterday he vote
was very small HARRISON, Rcpubil-
can, vas elected Mayor bs 240 mJori-
ty. Three Republican and one Demo-
cratic CouncLmen were elected The
Republican Comptroller md Treas
urer were elected. 4,
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CHnCAGo, a prii 81 The. sseat IA tcil
for the billiard chompinship Of
America, between John McDe7itt
and Melvin Foster, commenced at Lii
brary Hall, at half past eighto night,
At ten minutes after nine, te game
stood: Foster lib, McDevitt 3.
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The Murder OF McGee--Ex-
citement in Canada.
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Bill Reported to. Continue
the Freedmen's Bureau.
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Railroad MalteFs--thalIeHge for n
Boat Race - 60 neE stone or
Booths New Theatre Laid-The Inn
peaChment.
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COMMUNICATED.

WHEREAS, Through the foul breathings
of SANDER. the psychology of persons of
splenetic disposition against the Rev. S. J.
Hayes, pastor of the First Baptist Church
of Curwensvillc, q reproach has been at
tempted upon the cause of the Master; and
WHEREAS. these same precarious individu.
ais have taken advantage of this opportunity
made by them to insult the honored Minis.
ter of the Son OF God, whose character has
ever been unimpeachable; and WHEREAS
said pastor has by his own efforts, and in
spite of the opposition of an unprogres-
sive spirit, repaired and refurnished our
meeting house. aud placed the Church in a
better financial condition than it has been
for years therefore be it
Resoiced That the Rev S. J. Hayes has
our unbounded confidence for the manner in
which the Ministerial and financial affairs of
the church have been conducted BY him.
and that we hold him entirely blameless of
any and all charges that have been brought
against him.
Done by order and in behalf of the First
Baptist Church of Curwensvllle, Pa, No
vember Goth, 1868.
JOHN S. w LLIAMs, Moderator
J. d. Wright, Church Clerk. pro tenn
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E u r Elk A!
STAR LIGHTNING ROD
The Best and the Cheapest

The STAR GALvs,NED LIGBrSIse Ron is supe-
nor to any in use, aES will Iast Tor generations
Ii is msae from Magnetic Iron-sfhs SQUARE
grooved, spirsf w listed and galy apized and con.
necfed with pEre copper couplings rendering it
equal I" copper rod the 1hole surm ounied with
Gold plated cluster point of pure copper thus
forming continuous rod frem the pGirt to the
ground-the combination Of metals forming a
saivanic battery in the rod
1t is WARRANTED always TO renal brigH: and
clean. and will never corrode or rust tn us pre-
sentlng a neat ornamental appearance on tho
building, worth more than its cost as a n after of
oFnam ent to say ing about its sure protection
against lightning
, % snow the popularity of the Galvanized Star
MOO, y ~ only necessary to say that the propri-
esots nave pulled off more than one hundred tons
"i ola rusty IRONS, within twelve months from
urges academies public buildings barns etc.
ana put up me Star Rod in their place
ss the STAR" is better ana sofi al q Tess price
than any other rod. is more durab Bile and more or
mental persons should consult their own inter
ests ana safety to life and property before ,hev
nave rod erected on their buildings
All that is necessary to convince the public of
the superiority of tho Star Lightning Rod. is a
thorough examination into its construction and
scientific combination
The undersigned, being the Agents for Cieay
neid county viii put up rods for all who m AT de-
IRE them, on short notice and reasonable terms
Call and exam inc them at their store in Clearfeld
Iune 10. 1868 aFRRTIIS RIGJIR
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THE HAPPINESS oE THE HOME CIRCLE
At this season of the year, when affection
and love prompt the bestowal of some suit
able token to the members of the family and
to friends, the question arises how We can
delight our loved ones, and at the same time
do them real and lasting good The an
swer is simple: Call upon some reliable
Music Dealer a man in whose judgment and
integrity you can place implicit confidence,
nd procure from him fine Piano or a good
Organ, above all others the articles best cal
cullted to contribute 10 the delight and hap
piness of the entire family circle, and which
is Thing of beauty and joy forever =
Such man is emphaticaly Mr.. Henry
kleber, of the firm Of H. kleber & Bro
l22 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, man who
from his infancy has been connected with
music, who is one Of the very best judges OF
musical instruments in the country, and
whose character for integrity is such that he
has perhaps sold more Pianos and Organs to
parties who left the choice of the same en-
tirely with him, than any man in the bust
ness. If we add that this firm are the sole
agents for the world renowned Steinway
Pianos, which beat all competitors at the
late Paris Exposition, and also the exquisite
Bnrdett Organ, with its wonderful imita-
ton of the human voice, brand of instru
ments which are regarded as the greatest
successes of modern times, we need assure
no sensible person that it is at Klebers
Wareroom where the very best instruments
can be had Dec. 9, lS6S-3t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-09

A CURE FOR EARAcHE.-There is
scarcely any ache to which children
are subject, so bad to bear, and so diff
ficult to cure as earache. But there
is remedy never known to fail. Take
bit of cotton put upon it a pinch of
black pepper; gather it up, and tie it :;
dip it in sweet oil, and insert it in the
ear. Put flannel bandage over the
head to keep it warm, it will give i'm
mediate relief.