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h0MNWNM p WHNMWWNO NWEMHa
seRwoed Tonic, aud Mandrako pins Vi
cure Consumption, Liver Compliant 8
Dyspepsia, if taken according to tine dir|
lions. They are am three 30 De taken
/ theahme time. Ihog cioanaa tho atomnH
relax the liver and put De- 30 work. th
thehppeti becomes good Che food dlea.
and makes good blood the patient baai
to grow in Gosh; tho discussed mnttor ripe
in the lungs, aud tha patient outerowa q /.
I disease aud gets w0il. This ig Che only va
l 10 core Consumption.
10 tuesa thioe medicines DR. j.
/ schenck, ~ Philadelphia. owes hia unI
| vailed success ln the trentnout of puim
mary Consumption. ThC Pulmonlc avru
ripers the morbid matter iu tire lung
nHturc throws % or by an ensy eEpodtorf
/ ton, for when the phleRm or matter
! ripe slight cougn viii throw De o,f. nH
lhe patient has reai, and tho lungs boni
| 20 heal.
no DO thia, the 8eaweed Tonic and Nor.
drake Pills must bee freely used to cleans
the stomach and liver, So that iha pu
monte syrup End the food wnl mako COOS
blood.
schenoz's Mandrake Pulls net upon Chl
liver, removing an obstrueti0na relax thl
ducts of The gall adder. lha bile START
freely, and the liver Is soon raliovods ths
stools VIII SLOW what tho rllB can dot B -
thing has ever been invented except oal0.
mel Ga deadly poison, which 10 very dan.
Sc Gus % use, unless with great carol that
viii unlock The gail bladder and start tha
hocreilOna 81 The liver illto achen1h'a Name
drake pills.
Liver Complaint la one of the moss
prominent causes of Consumption.
hchenck'n Heawceu Tonic De- "a rrntIr
stimnlnnt aud attentive, ana the nIkau
- lle eeaWecd1 which thia preparation iH
the gastric Juice TO- dissolve mo food seitn
lhe ~ lmqnlc syrup uud is made into
ing Ira the stomach.
Lr. scheucE, ga his treatment. does not.
wy 70 top cough, might Hweata. Chile,
re cured on consumption Liver Complaint.
DyHpepsia, Gatarrh, Cnulrer. on UInarnfnd
Ihrotls uniets the livcr and stomach arc
made healthy
When there iano Jung disease. ana only
Liver Cemplalnta aud Dyapepsia, 8ohanaEIs
SemWeed Tonic and Mandrake FaIIIa nrn
Take the Mandrake Pills freely ln am
iiiiloua oompiaiutai as they ase poftsetlV
harmle 81.
Dr. sc4encs. who bias enjoyed unfut8r-
rupled hehltl for mnny yaHrH PAST, aud
Io mere skeleton, Do Tie sarv InaG rtara
li pulmonary consumption. bis phy6i-
ihhh having pronounced htH case hope
.eas and abandoned him 90 his fate. fIo
was cured by tno Aforesaid medicines.
Hul directions accompany each. MAKE
nH lt NOT musOIutely necaHHHfy t. soc Ur. .
'cheufh, unless patients wish their lungs
'Aitntlhe. hni Ton thih purpose hD iH proc
letplthi every saturday, where Hil letters
ii advice must De addressed.
Prioe ~ che Pulmonic syrup ana Son
& ed Tonic, cneh bi bO per bottle. on Ga GOA
ihH d9@oh. Mandrake Pills. Nc per box.
FoEaale by all druggists.
81 dtVly sphl
no REMOVE M 9TH PATCHES
lteAit. ana ian ron fts taco uHo Nfra
w Moh md Lfcchfe L0ti0H. prppared
by DR. 8. q. fEiufY. sold by aII DRUG
'his. Imhlb dHm, WJm-tp u
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CoRNET BAND,-The music at the
Artesian Springs Park Festival last
night. was furnished by the Corbet
Band, and not by the Crescent City
Band. as some persons supposed, and
which was enormously announced in
the JOURNAL Of Wednesday.
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NorHINa DoNE.-To day is the 18th
of June, and nothing has been done
toward celebrating the Fourth of
July. If we are going to have any
kind of a celebration, it is full time
arrangements were being made for the
occasion.
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especially thank those members Of
other denominations who so kindly
assisted at the festival. and so gen
erously contributed to the same,
thereby insnring its success.
The lunoh yesterday was we'll
patronized; and, taken altogether
the congregation feel great satisfac-
ton in the success that has attended
| this festival.
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11-2t

The fame of the celebrated PLANTATIoN
BITTERs has no parallel in the history of
medicine. The thousands upon thousands
of bottles that are made and sold daily is
but proof positive of their wonderful viz
Tues. Thousands of certificates can be pro-
duced. sh owing the efficacy and certainty
of the cures which they effect, and the
Medical Fraternity, usually so Jealous OF
anything which causes persons to think
and doctor for themselves, are compelled
to acknowledge their wonderful virtues
aud prescribe them under other names.
They are old by all druggists.
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REV. j. Pr e. KUMLER, pastor of
the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church of this city, delivers the an
nual address before the Society of In
qniry of Wabash College. at the ap
preaching Commencement.
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B9r Just received, two eases of La
dies lasting Hand-sewed Congress
and Polish Boots of an extra fine
quality. Also. Ladies and Misses
fne Kid and Morocco Boots of diff
terent styles. Ladies, Misses, aud
Children's colored Boots of all colors.
GEO. MILLER & Co,
11-2t 80 Main Street.
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CIT Y N e w S..

FRoM ARKANsAs.-Mr. f. T..
Hodge, our distinguished fellow citi-
zen. now sojourning at the Hot
SpriDgs-in Arkansas, has our thanks
for copy of the Hot Springs, Courier.
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CIRcUIT COURF.-The case of jerry
McHenry, "a negro). VS.. Daniel Akin,
was continued yesterday, butinot con
cluded. It will be finished to-day.
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pa Agents wanted for the Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine In every
county In Kentucky. Southern Hi
nois, and Indiana. They make the
same stitch as the. Howe. Florence,
Singer. and Wheeler & Wilson, and
the price is from $50 to $35 less, and
offers better inducements than any
other Company to Agents. Call on
or address WILLIAM MILLER, Gen
eral Agent, No. 10 Second Street,
Evansville, Ind. jun11 DIFF
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PERsONAL.-We had the pleasure
of meeting Dir. Henry Kohn, ofPhil-
adelphia, formerly of this city, last
evening. He is looking extremely
we'll. ..s 4nna9 e
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tOaps, Oils and Candles.

My Soap, Oil and Candle Factory,
lately destroyed by fire, has again
been rebuilt, is now in full operation,
and, with my present improved ma
chinery and commodiousness of fac
tory building. | have facilities equal
to any factory West, and to those that
may favor me with their patronage, I
VIII always guarantee satisfaction,
both as TO prices and quality.
Evansville merchants will espec-
tally find it to their interests to give
me call before sending orders else
where. PHILIP DECKER.
Sd Street. bet. Sycamore & Vine.
June /, DIV
R9- Barrett's " keep the scalp
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LOCAL NOTICES,

B9~ Call at the Furniture Stores to
see the 50 IS Patent Bed Bottom.
T.. ARMSTRONG,
Nos. 67, SO and Il, Main Street.
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BACON, FLOUR AND SALT. = We
offer to the trade full supply at the
lowest market prices.
l.. RUFFNER, JR. Il Co.,
je8tf No. 5 North Water Street.
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To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent a part of our house, d No. 30
North Water Street, to a good, re-
sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
- j. g. DUsUUCHET q Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z. 1869. IF
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n * y LOOK out for great bargains in
Dry foods; Hughes has just returned
from New Y ork. where he has been
for i've weeks. During that time many
opportunities occurred of buvin9
goods cheap, and he bought them: he
had the cash and he used it to adj
vantage. He sells choice yard wide,
tlne Brown Muslin for 124c. per ward
and he has about a half a cord of
thirty five and forty cent Dress Goods.
which he sells at 25c. he sells Black
Silks lower than any other man; he
sells the finest French Organdy
Lawns at % to doe. per yard. He has
a choice stock of Table Linen at SOC.
to VI 90 per yard very choice Kid
Gloves at 75c. to 81 % per pair; he
has large stock Of George Gordon's
choice bingham, which he retails at
New York wholesale prices; also a
large stock of Cassimeres at very re-
duced prices. Be sure to call and
save money. June 10 1w.
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RG The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city:
G Yahlberg 4 Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills,
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety of low grades of super
fine.
apo III. ID. ALLIs & Co.
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artistic. The Louisville papers speak
of them in terms of the highest ad
miration
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Bss~ All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'s. I'm
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B0@ The stock of Perfumeries and
ine Toilet Articles kept by Il. @.
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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ANTEp. Boarding and room
private family preferred. For par
ti9ulars address, III. L. MEADOW.
JS1O II p q Roy 16f
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CHOICE SUGAR CURED CANvAssED
HAMs.-TFy Elliott, Ruffner & Co.'S
hams, equal to the best in the mar.
ket, and every ham warranted to give
satisfaction. To be had at retail of
Parsons, Seoville & Moffett, VIM.
Caldwell, VIM. ii. Reed, S. III. s.
Cook, and other dealers. ie9tf
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REMOvAL.-We have removed to
the capacious store room, No. 5 North
Water Street.
JEST l.. RUFFNER, JR. & Co.
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SOME bargains in Lama and silk
points and rotOndes at Hughes.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior tn the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. je7-deOd&WIt
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BG For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes. Hair Oils.
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad.
Fare Reduced.

To Cincinnati, $40 90
To Louisville, Z 90
To New Albany, 6 %
Passengers leaving Evansville at
1o:l5 A. g., make close connections
with lightning express on 0. & NJ. r.
W., and at Mitchell, with L., N. A.
4 G. r. r., and
Arrive at Cincinnati, 9P. M.
Arrive at New Albany, JPN.
Arrive at Louisville, SPIN.
June l, IF j. K. MARTIN, Sec'y.
B0~ A splendid stock of fashion
able Straw Hats at Weber & Co.'S. IF
pJAll BARRIERS use " Barrctt's."
at The Journal Office
Perfumed Ink,
Bismarck Ink,
Green Ink,
Purple Ink,
Black Ink,
Carmine Ink,
Writing Ink,
Copying Ink,
French Note Paper,
Foreign Note Paper,
Ladies Note Paper,
Gents Note Paper,
English Note Paper,
American Note Paper,
And all kinds of stationery for sale |
at very low figures at the Journal OF |
ice, next door to the Post-Ofice.
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ROCKFORD ITEMS DESTRUCTIVE
FIRE.-A gentleman at Rockport
sends us several items of interest
from that place. Yesterday morning,
about three o'clock, a destructive
confagration visited Rockport, to-
tally destroying the carriage factory
of Stocking & Hirsh. The loss is
variously estimated at from $4,000 to
$1,000. A large number of car
riages, some finished. and 9TH
ers in an unfinished condition,
were destroyed. All the paints,
carpenters tools, materials, and, in
fact, everything necessary for the run
ming of such an establishment, was
destroyed. There was an insurance
on the building of $15 900, principally
in the Home, of New York. This
is the second destructive fire that has
visited Rookport ia less than as many
months, and the third during the past
year. It is reported that the work of
rebuilding will be commenced imme-
diately by Messrs. Stocking & Hirsh
The railroad fever still RACES high.
and the people there feel confident
Judge L. DeBruler, e. II. Sabin and
r. L. Kercheval, who are at present
in Cincinnati, will be able to make
satisfactory arrangements for the
building of the road.
Prof Geo. w. Warren, Of this city,
was in Rockport on Wednesday. and
placed fine organ in the new Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
Next Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday will be Commencement days
at the Rockport Collegiate Institute.
Curran A. DeBruler will deliver the
annual address, and Rev. M. Cush-
man. of the NJ. E. Church. will |
preach the baccalaureate sermon.
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Bes- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. q. ID. HEIMAN's.
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skin.
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Moth Patches Frecklcs d Tan.
Tho oNLY RELIABLE REMEDY iar
nose BROWN nIsc0LoHA rfoHs ON tho lace
tcTTU'e Moth and EFcokle Lott8n. proc.
AIRED only by Dr .. g. PERRY, ~ bond.
'lreet' New YORK. Bold everywhere
ear4i d8ul
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g9- " Barrett's " indispensable
Hair Restorative.
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CRIMINAL CouRT-George Bell, a
stranger who came to this city not
long since, and who was arrested a
few weeks ago on charge of larceny,
,Nss tried yesterday. After hearing
chs evidence. the jury acquitted Bell,
and he was set free. Judge Parrett
defended Bell, and Captain .Hargrave
conducted the prosecution. Although.
Bell is painter, he is not George
Bell the well known painter of this
city. He is no relation of the latter.
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SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN TODAY
TO day will be devoted to the examif-
nation Of the Intermediate schools, as
follows:
SECOND fNTERMEDIATE-C Commence
eng at 8 o'clock A. M.-Upper School
House-Miss Virginia Conn, Princi
pal. aH
Ninth Street School House-Miss
T. Hawley. Principal.
Lower School House-Miss NJ. j..
ID. Moore, Principal.
SECOND INTERMEDIATE-C0 nlD1enc-
ing at II o'clock P. M.-Upper School
House-Miss III. Cherry, principal.
Ninth Street School House-Miss
Margaret McCalia. Principal )
Lower School House-Mrs. L.
Plummer, Principal. @I +.
The public at large are invited to
be present at the examination.
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s~ The 50 70 Bed Bottom is the
simplest and cheapest in the country
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IbIs splendid Hair Bvafatbat.., /,
world The only ima nnf 4.lf
Mann esa, reliable. lustautan5r.-,s =
appoi inenli no rldfeuloua fIrl.. 7
e e,d t i- iil effects q 1ad Dyes. nvirr
Ahp laHVcfi hn9 aalr a0n and Ha.r
BLACK or nHOWH. Sold bv rI T--
ana f-fiuuerai aud proprrlV nnrIl
New ork. t''l'
Dufchrr's Dead Shot for mrd.u
butchers Lightning Fly KILLER
sold oy Drug8iaia Everywhere.
Mayo dwlm r8NI
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sg Barrett's took the Silver
Medal.
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SUNDAY School PICNIC. The an
nual picnic of the ST. P4uls Episcopal
Sunday School viii be held at the
Fair Grounds tomorrow A train
will leave the depot at o'clock, and
will carry passengers at reduced rates
of fare. On all other trains full fare
will be exacted. The entire congre-
cation of St. Paurs Church are in.
vited, and the teachers of the Church
of the Holy Iuuocents and the Mis-
sion Sunday School.
The Superintendent wishes all who
have baskets of provisions, to send
them to the depot. The return train
will arrive in the city at 5:30P.M.
The Sunday School scholars are to
meet a. the depot, and not at the
church.
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ADJUSTMENTS. Mr.. Dufield will
open the Opera House next Mon
day night, with a series of interesting
entertainments, consisting of pleasing
delineations, carrieatures, singing &C.,
by Mr.. Harry Mccarthy, assisted by
Miss Lottie Estelle,i to continue for
three nights only. Mr.. Mccarthy
stands very high in hisrole, and Miss
Lottie Estelle is a most charming
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On account of the heavy receipts,
it is probable that Martin, Gardner &
Co. will sell three times week, in
stead of twice, as heretofore. Con-
sequently there will be no sales to day,
but on Saturday the above firm will
offer 10 hhds including some choice
tobacco. The sales hereafter will
very likely be on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Let all remem-
Der the sale to morrow morning.
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la" Barrett's keep the scalp
clear.
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EransrllIe Tobacco HARRIET.

The sales by Martin, Gardner u 20.
yesterday, foot up seventy-eight hhds.
at the following handsome figures:
Nine at $12 90 to $12 so; Eleven at
$40 80 to 81 So; Fifteen at 50 90 to
$40 70; Nineteen at IS 90 to So 80;
Ten at 81 90 to 81 IS; Nine at So 90
to S. rs; Five at 81 rs to S. s..
The market continues firm and
active, and purchasers are eager.
Among those who bought tobacco
yesterday, we mention Chas. Viele &
Co., Maekey, Nisbet & Co., Semonin,
Dixon & Co.. Hudspeth & Co., J. II.
Miller, Hiram E. Read, Isaac Keen,
A. Gumberts, w. T. Noel and others.
The prices for all grades may be
quoted firm, at the following figures:
Trash to Common Lugs.-............. 5 q Ga
Good g "a
Common $40 %
Medium .-....... @ IO24
6ood.---.--....-.. % ia
q IA
Selections ............ 1S4
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no REMOVE MOTH pATr#Ea
FrocklHs, uud Tan from ~. fnrr uaa ~.
~ y nom ma tTcchts A0ti0H Prepared
only by Dr. IS. a. pEiutY. sold by alI tIllItg-
Hlhis ImhIH dHm. us5fn-fu La
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WANTED
LOST

ron JOB WORK. Blank
- Books, &c at JournaPO hice. Lfe25
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a supplement 10 he act entitled a. n oet i,yo.

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tIeTioSl Thst 10 cass its roiurns reauiYsa .o r..
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the act TO Whie this Is suppl, NOM ,anuot Il r ~
y made by that Time The state IT, asuror nlay rFina
ihs time Tor inaking such Fttrns aud Tie ,ym5t -
the lsx due on saildag unti tue rst a.y Of iciahr
next tho eater. 515 - " "''opsI
SECTION = The STATE Treasurer lhal! Lppoiut nua a,
more EAseal lii eaeL hundred where the Curcor Nil,
mtet th' persona u eut 10 tax under The p,ovsione ~
the act 70 which this supplement- 10 rsesvaihs
es to g by hiul esllselsd,
sFctloN That sest'on % Of the sct 10 which t5i l.
aapppiemsnt be nMenied by striking out ths nnr9
J4nLarY wherever oeeIrsi In said sec ION a trs,
ting In lieu thereof tho wsid 81 et4berI W
sLeTIoE A. Thtt Section ~ said act ts am snd he
striking cut The wora snHar VII. rover Il osnr X;
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slelIoN o. That in care suy Of be tsxs, rrnos., M
the tsid set cannot hs collected by The STATE irs 80
ana the Coll eois BY him ApreiAtsa sn.h cills n
not ps 4iAbe iof The ssnit fiUuidtd they .h.u bsv
used due diligence Tor The iecuon oI aid 's
sESItoN . That Section u vi sail set.o ausnded bs
stElking out tue offs ak huldredn Ehereyer lls
cur ~ saa se.ton and Inserting in su hsfeo hs words
y eTioN1 the ssfretAry Il state shall In the pnbli
cton oi ths laws q hts STATE. luhlsl tte act t With
act. -A'S - lhh
passsA At Dover, Apfii ., 1sas
JOHN HICKMAN.
epsaker ofihe bouss Vi Rsrrtasnt.tivas g.
JAMES WILLIAMS
speaker OF ib5 aenats.
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hsI.ss ssss passed February Is sss be and tas same
PAss'd al DsFsr, ApFl 8, 1867.
JOHN HICKMAN.
4Efukef q ne House Of Reprss afiifres
JAMES WlALiAMs
Speaker Of he St,tats
STATE on nR1.AWARr

~ Of bhlA MAhk,
l. cns,,. d, ,r, k1EourIvR DEPAHTnRsr
pelaNags DO beraby certify at ths fore ,s %
foF IN ns s'ts entitled IAN to proyids Hesenre
aci fsrin ps psssed 20 Dover ApTll sth. 1850; eAn
ssnss P.l eh 1859. 'An act taxing ths ehaFs- of
oIena-nt sssd A. Dover, Apsii sth, isda, and sup
t1F an. eet entlted An nat providing Rsv9uuo
X ~ ysssed At lover. Arrii 1879 tSa ssss
heN on ne IN tbs Deilsrtiasnt '--'-'
IN Testimony whers9T hare hsreunts .st
sRAL ~ Asnd and Official seal at Dover tb,s
iWstth day Of April. In The year of our Ior5
- one thousand eight hundred and sixty.nips'
CUsrfs ". WEIdnr
EeeI4tarv az sfata
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my AUTHORITY
LAWS or DELAWARE. .

an Aet Froofdtng Reseaao jor Mis State.
~ ~ Gnaael oy he Senate and Ho,se of Represento
| "a Joiiotes 10 git. ''' ~s"''u' H'ssmO'y He'i