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A Coon PLACE.-A good place to
buy we'll made aud good clothing is at
Srouse & Bros, at S. Main Street.
They manufacture all their own
goods, and sell nothing but tue best,
although their prioes-are very low.
They also have the very latest novel
ty, beautiful paper neck ties.
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Cooley FOR JULY--John FL Scott,
the enterprising periodical and news
dealer, has laid upon curt able Cooley
for July. Call and see him.
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X. FL. & N. r. R.-The Superin-
tendent 81 the Evansville, Henderson
& Nashville Railroad requests us to
say that the rolling stock Of that road
has been fully repaired, and trains are
again running daily.
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~ Any Of our citizens who con-
tenp ate spending the Summer out of
the eity, would do well, before they
leavv,to subscribe for the JOURNAL, to
be sent to them while absent.
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UNPAID LETTERs.-At on is
directed to the Advertised List of
Unpaid Letters held for postage in
to- days issue. If correspondents
would adopt the practice of enclosing
their letters in envelopes which have
their business card or name printed
thereon, with the return request, !"
all such detention and errors could
be promptly corrected. 1t is also i'm
portant to mention that the Internal
Revenue Stamps do not prepay letter
hostage
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BEFORE JUSTICE MCTERNAN.-
Some singular proceedings were had
in this Court yesterday. A German,
a stranger, had a search warrant
issued against another German, also a
stranger, in order to recover a ring.
The search was not successful. and
the plaintiff then made an affidavit
charging the young man with larceny;
but this could not be proven, and the
case was dismissed. 1t seems that
jealousy was the cause of the whole
transaction. The Old German has a
pretty American wife, who loves and
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ANOTHER NoTE.-As a note Of warn
ing, we again urge those who have
not yet returned their tax schedules,
to hand them in this week. One of
the Assessors will remain at the
Council room both day aud evening.
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Br The ladies are finding very
fast that the best place in the city to
buy nice stationery, of the latest style,
is at the JOURNAL Office. We in
vite all to call and look over our
sample book.
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Concert at the Artesian Springs ParB,
Saturday, June 10, 50,

In the afternoon, from to 8
o'clock, by the Evansville Cornet
Band. Admission, ten cents.
june17-3t EDWARD WELLER.
Courier and Union copy
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SUPPOSE He Is, AND THEN?-Os-
borne is still alive, and as able as he
is willing to do all kinds of sign work
from marking an umbrella to labelling
a drug store For particulars call at
No. q, Locust Street. je12 2Weod.
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CITY N ID w s.

g@~ Parton's Ink, for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.
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Destructive FIRE. Yesterday
morning, between two aud three
0 o'clock, FIRE was discovered in a
brick grocery store, on the corner of
Second and Franklin Streets. The
building belonged to GOtleib Knoll,
and was occupied by DIR. Hing, as a
grocery store and physicians Office.
Tt is not known how the FIRE origin
ated, but there il strong evidence
that il was the work of an incendiary.
In short time the flames communi-
Gated to a small frame building next
to the grocery, occupied by Robert
Ingle, and also owned by Mr.. Knoll.
Mr. Ibgle states that he heard some
person making a roise near the door
of the store, and also saw his shadow
as he passed his window, and in a
short time noticed a light. and dis
covered the building to be 10 flames.
1t is thought that some turpentine
was set on fire, and the flames COM
municated to barrel of coal oil, which
it exploded, scattering the flames
in all directions. The engines were
out, but the fire had got under too
great Roadway to enable them to do
much good, Mr. Knoll's loss viii
amount to about $1,000, and he has a
policy In the Vanderburgh Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. of this city,
represented by Ben. Stinson, for
$1,000 DIR. IIling's loss will amount
to about 81, 400; he has a policy of
81 900 in the Merchants Insurance
Company, of Chicago, represented by
Z. +. Lawrence.
There does not seem to be any
reasonable doubt but what the build
ing was set on fire by some villain,
but for what purpose is hard to deter
mine. 1t is to be hoped that the
guilty persons will be discovered,
although we fear there is little pros
pect of so doing.
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BS5- An interesting letter from an
indianapolis correspondent, will be
found on the second page.
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EVANSVILLE, , une 10, %.
We. the undersigned. wholesale
hardware merchants of Evansville do
agree to close our houses of business
on and after the 18th day Of June at
z o'clock r. NJ, and to continue this
arrangement until September LIST.
H. X WELLS q Co.
GEO. s. SONNTAG & Co.,
10 BGrTicHER, KELLOGG q Co.
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% Go to Stronse & Rrns

B~ Go to Strouse & Bros, No. s.
Main Street, for the Newport Collar.
the best Collar manufactured. Thew
are covered with Linen, and are per-
SEPARATION proof. and for durability
cannot be exeelled. Try them, only
30 cents box. We also have Inker-
mans celebrated Tie Collar, Collar
and lie combined. june16- 2t
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GRAND DTSTRIRITI0N !
MILLER & BRINKMYEP

B The Florence Sewing Machine
rooms at No. IL South Second Street,
are now open permanently. This is
the only agency for this Great Fan1iLy
FdU0rite In this part Of the State. Be
sure and examine this leading
machine before purchasing.
iune16-2t
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New ROfR GOA and 8l.sg a.sl-

New A0fa aoia ana Stock aaFasl
hy telegraph. NEW Hoan. Iansf.
MONEY Tine feature eft wan street fa-
uay was the continued atriuuauro frl
money and the high rates on inieiest naf7
on call loans The stock brokers paid froT1
com interest to Is per cent, while loansou
governments ranged from per cent ~
10 per cent, and iu the Cold Room na
high as BIG was paid to have goId carried
over until to-morroT. Towards The close
the demand abaieds and there was q
marked decline Ia mites, but not uuffT
after the brokers hook accounts were reu-
orally made mp. just previous 90 and after
IhIee O'CLOCK money was loaned $40 coin
interest on stocks aud p r cent. ON Cow
ernneuts, Or in other words, the rates 81
interest fell from - 20 per auuula. Dis
counts were entirely stopped.
STANDARDIZATION mt 0J&0t rs.
GoLp-tirEueri market opencd at Isl
fell 70 l5l5s advanced TO 1851, AND closed
az las. Immense sums were borrowed and
so q to ATTAIN currency. CarTyiuU rates gH
% per cent Ctearauces tfU3 .NOI.U
GoVER BTENTs Decli ed iu the morn-
ing, but became strong iu the af eru00n.
under the ii mress in gold Coupons of '8lt
l2lWlZl q O, 90 Il 40l2ZtS; do '6l, lI6tz
@ll7: do. N5, li63S0ls51; new, llHl{1ll95zf
DO; o., ll9h4lists do 65, ll9I gil9 l0-l0s.
l081Efal0Sts
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8@S@ The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale in the city:
Yahlberg 4 Dixon's choice faDlily.
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
and a variety of grades of super
fine.
apo II. d ALLIs & Co.
gas- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
Tor sale at l. q. ID. HEIMAN's.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
N CIV Arrang ma Q n t.

This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
TO do business to all the most promi-
nent cities East and South.
CHARLES WOODWARD,
Inav15 tf Snecial AGENT
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la Blank newspaper, for cutting
dress patterns, can always be found at
the JOURNAL Office.
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B1r Planchette Envelopes. very
neat and nice, for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
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Latest NOYellE.

Paper Neckties in different colors,
just received, at
STRoUsE & Bros.
june16 It s. Main Street.
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RT OBSE - on Fourth street, between
IL Main and Sycamore, a double three
story brick, with two good stOre-Toouns.
Win be rented separately or together.
Good accommodations for two separate
families For further particulars apply to
Or. n. 4. RUNCIE, No. p North First
Street. funl5 dtf
THURsDAY................. i. JUNE IL, 1869.
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To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent a part of our house, (No. 30
North Water Street) to a good, re-
sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
J. @. DUsoUoHET & Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. If
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tag Legal Cap, nicely perforated
at the top TO admit tape, is the latest
novelty in legal stationery. This
does away with all patent fasteners.
The paper is superior in quality, and
will be preferred by all the legal
profession after once using it. For
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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B6% Stockholders of the Wander
burgh Agricultural Society meet at
the Court House, Saturday at / P. NJ.
Important business on hand, and the
question of Fair or no Fair to be set
tied. w. NJ AKIN,
Jel0-3t Secretary.
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HOPKINS * CO.,
No. Is First Street.
- % ~ IT.
summer Dress Goods at COST

Great bargains in Bleaehed and
Brown musIins, Lawns, Giughams,
Cassimeres, Shawls, Lace Points and
Circulars. Parasols and Fans, Carpets
and Wall Paper. We are compelled
to rebuild the front of our store in
July, and want to sell the goods be-
fore the work commences. Now is
your time to buy je14 ct
B1- All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'S. I'm
SOME bargains In Lama and silk
points and rotOndes at Hughes.
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HIGH ScHoOL.-The examination
of the High School, taught by T. G.
Willett, assisted by Miss d. J. May
hew and Miss Asenath, Cox, will COM
mence this morning at 9 O'Clock, and
viii occupy to-day and tomorrow.
The following is the programme of
nxercisas for to-day:
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MANIFEST Of steamer Petrolia NO from
CanneIt0ns june TO- 1861, To order. .U ba as
hay a Christ, p n1ineral boxes IugIe dz
Co, @ Ice casks; q arm trOng. IS m fest WaI-
nut lumber; Allen s. Ellcks, $50 ad.s IHfhss
w = Ford, 3 hhds tohaccOs Humphrey,
Patrick g. Co, do do Martin, Gardner IS
co, do do; II * DuuEerson, do do.
MANIFEST - OF the steamer QuieEsten.
from Cairo, June 10Th, 1909
vausville-charle 3chaun 81 Co. hhfs
whisky and I'D sacks Of bran; VIM HeiI-
man, cast wheel, 4 SHAFT, 2 sets Or boxes.
and cog wheel; y Mott DO tons of scrap
iron; Kahn s. Lew calves; " krneneF,
Jr, bag OF c0rks; Bennington Bros, Z biol
Of oil and box Of hardware, II FuuEe, O.
lot OF rags and rope: s Orr d. co, Ior of
old iron; Schultze, Thurman q 70. . tons
of scrap iron; Topf & Long ID dry hides 8
John Stockler, empty whisky baIIels5
Thomas Scantlin q son. @ tlicsi woodrow
Reitz q Co, tire bender; Preston & ll eui-
Zee sack OF fealhersf James Smell. Jr, i
cheese; Ragon, bickey q Carson, bag OF
cotton: StoczwelI Il 90, p coors Oh chickens
ana buckets Of butter; A kraeuer . 5Qus
kegs OF beer; SchBner, Grucu AZ Eaur. q
bags OF wool; III o BubcoCk, y mower
frames; II X DunkersOn ~ 60, I iacgscFolT
and p hhds tobacco; Martin, Gardner 81
Co, IA hhds tobacco; " S Ford, l8 do: T. a.
Van Ripper do; Humphrey, Patrick 81 90,
10 do; VIM q Brown 8 Co, aj do.
Loulsvtlie-42 bbls OF whisky, ica chesf,
and bags wool.
Cinclnnati-Z Dbl whisky, . boxes ndae.
- beer kegs bbls Of spar, and ia pigs Of
lead.
Pittsburg-2 bbls Of spar.
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MORNING

Algebra, Second Year Glass; Caesar,
Junior Glass; Arithmetic, First Year
Glass; Natural Philosophy, Second
Year Glass; German. Mixed.
AFTERNOON:
Physical Geography, First Year
Class; Geometry, Senior Glass; Chem
istry, Junior Glass; Rhetoric, Senior
Glass.
The commencement exercises of the
graduating class will take place to-
morrow afternoon, commencing at
three o'clock precisely. The pro-
gramme will be interesting.
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TOBACCO MARKET.-The sales OF
tobacco yesterday footed up, in the
aggregate, seventy-one hogsheads. OF
this amount twenty-five were sold by
Martin, Gardner & CO., and forty six
by Weldon Brothers & Co., at from
Sc to $12 % for Lues to Good Leaf.
Mackey, Nisbet & Company bought
fifteen hogsheads, Hiram E. Reed
twenty, and the balance were taken
by Peter Acker, j. III. Miller and A.
Gumberts. The sales were we'll at
tended and prices quite satisfactory.
There will be no more sales until Sat
urday morning. when it is very likely
that the offerings will be large.
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STEAMB0ATs

- n E-a&s@Aas-A--H - - r '--a
FOR tlWENSBORO. Ca NNELT0E. AND
LOUISVILLE.
The magnificent passenger steamer
f.fzTa TABASC0N.
k----1-a James Mather. Master.
Miles ID Warren, Clerk
VIII leave Tor Louisville and an way land
ings, on
THURSDAY. JUNE I7rH.
at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. on
to ". q. BROWN d CO.,
dIL Agents.
FOR NEW HARMONY. GRAyyrr.f.ts
AND MT. CARMEL.
The new, fleet and elegant steamer
.fsSh CLARA SCOTT
as3zl Henry scott, Master.
Cash Thomas, Clerk.
Leaves for New Harmony GRANVILLE. and
MI Carmel, and all WABASH River way
landings
FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH.
at o'clock pm.
For freight or PISS apply on board. I2t
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WANTED.

RTAN-To sell Sewing Machines in the
La city and vicinity. To one willing 70
work, rare chances are offered. Apply at
Grover & Bakers, No. 7 South Second
Street. Ll6-2tl j. Q. BEARD, Ag't.
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SUICIDE. = We learn from Mr..
Troutman, one of the obliging mes
sengers of the American Express,
that an old man named Hedges, liv-
ing at Hartford, eleven miles this
side of Terre Haute. committed
suicide yesterday morning by shoot
ing himself through the head
with a pistol. The deceased was
nearly eighty years old, and was
the father Of George Hedges. formerly
Roadmaster on the E. s. e. Railroad.
Alteration of mind is supposed to
have led 60 the rash act.
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ArrENpr AT INoENDIARIsM.-We
are Informed that a saloon adjoining
the railroad depot. at Patoka, was set
on FIRE, on Tuesday night, but was
discovered in time to prevent serious
damage. Had it gotten fully under
way, there is but little doubt the
depot would have been likewise de-
stroyed, which was doubtless the real
design Of the knave starting the fire.
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nor ot.er RtUer Ifseg see. 7,ifra PAGE


The weather was pleasant ana nearly
clear last night-.,.....Ihe additional arrI-
walls end departures mp 20 midnight were
the Hartford, from Green River: Armada.
TO Cairo; Fanny Brnndeis. 10 Nashville.
Richmond, louisville 90 New Orleans.
Quickstep, from Cairo; Petroln no. ..
from Canuelton; Morning star. to Louis
ville-......The Hartford had ninety hogs
heads tobacco, ten barrels and ono hogs
head scrap iron. The Hartford win leave
positively at r.. II. to day. for Hartford
and All way points ON Green River ona
Rough Creek. Merchants land shippers
viii bear this In mind, and have freight
ana bills Of ladiug on board bv
that hour~......... The Pelroua NO.
and Quickstep had splendid trips iu........
Freight for the lower ONO was rather
scarce yesterday, and the Armada went
out with only a light trip ........The Bran.
deis went out fuil......The Morning Star
waited fof the Quickstep and gotta large
amount Of freight and several pas angers
.......-.The great tow-pressure Richmond
arrived al 80 last night, having OH board
about 40 tons. and numerous people. She
received 100 hhds. tobacco at Greensboro,
30 at Newburg, 100 here, and has engage
ments for 800 at Hendars0l, aud 900 at Pa=
ducah. She got away from hero at 1880
this morning .....4..Tho r. E. Leo passed.
Cairo at II An, yesterday and was due
here at 3 O'Clock this morning. she win
be down on Saturday, sure-.....T V
Davey's steamer Bearjstown. with the
Black Crook, passed Cincinnati On Sunday
last, without landing
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aO-CENT COLUMN
FOE. SALE.

Advertisements, In this column, of three
lines, each insertion, Thirty Cents.
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sr HTMBER-lO0 600 feet tgo-inch hem lock
lumber, at cost price, by KAPPLER &
SALMON, corner Division aud Canal SITS.
mails DIR Il a w
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- OF verv large and beautiful lot,
"a corner OF Chandler aud sixth Streets.
Apply to w. W. CHAM LEB, Agent, Gas
ONCE junl5 d6t
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~ OTEL-A nice hotel and hotel fl x
&A lures. In q good location. For fin
particulars address Box l35, Princeton
Ind Tma3 dim
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~OTFAGE-A frame cottage, corner of
- Second Avenue and seventh street,
one square from the street railrOad, con-
Terms easy. For particulars call at south
west corner OF Second Avenue and Eighth
str ct. IamascO ljunl5 dim
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[Reported for the Evansville Journal
The exercises Of the second COM
mencement of the Rockport Collegiate
Institute, so excellently we'll begun on
Sunday forenoon, by the finished ser
mon of Rev. r. L. Cushman, pastor of
Grace NJ. E. Church of Rockport, and
the polished lecture of Rev. Stephen
Bowers, of Vineennes, were concluded
yesterday morning at the College
Chapel, by the graduating exercises OF
the Senior Glass Of go
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TOWNSHIP DITCH NOTICE.

TNO Horatio Miller or the owner OF the north
Il halt of section IL, in township number four
(4l, OF the United States Reserve. of IL miles
square at the foot of the Rapids of the Miami of
Lake Erie, in Wood county, Ohio, aud to Got
leib Fink or the owner Of the north half Of the
north half Of the southwest quarter of the same
section, in same town, and to whom il may con-
cern You are notified that on the 9th day Of
July, A. d. 1869, David Luseher and John
Steel filed their petition IN the Oilce nf the tow
ship Clerk, Of Perrysburg township, Wood cOun-
ty, Chic, praying the Trustees of said township
70 locate, establish and cause to be constructed
a ditch, drain or water-course, commencing at
a bridge or culver. un the Oregon road, about IS
ov 20 rods north Of the center Of said section ~
in town 4, Of the United States Reserve, in Wood
county, Ohio aud running thence in north
eastern direction dlagonally Rcrnss the north
cast quarter OF said section II, following the
ehaunel Of a small creek commonly known as
" Little Run" . the east line of said section,
aud there terminate. Said petition Further
states that said petitioners are the owners Of
lands adjacent % tho line of the proposed ditch
that such ditch it located, established and CON
strueted as prayed for will be conducive 10 and is
demanded by the public health, convenience and
welfare, and that the following lands viii be
affected by ssid ditch, t0-wit: The north bali
of section H. in township number four ~, oe
the United States Reserve, and forty acres oil
the nor side Of the south half the same section
u. all in Wood county, Ohio. You are also no
titled that the Trustees OF said township have
determined and designated the time and place
for hearing said petition and determining their
proceedings Hereunder, as follows. to-wii On
FRIDAY, July 30th, A. ID. 1859, at o'clock
A. ~, Of said day, at the office Of tie Township
Clerk, Of Perrysburg township, in Wool county,
Ohio, 10 the village Of Perrys6urg, Ohio.
DAVID LUSCHER,
JOHN STEEL
Principal Petitioners.
II. H. DoDGE, Attorney.
Perysburg, JAY z, 1859. l2bsS
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manhood: Tow Lost. HOW Reslored

6s3sss5 just published, a new edition Of DR.
EI - CuIFerwell'S Celebrated Essay
E-y1 on the radical cure ,without medicine
OF SPERMAroRRHGA or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal l,nsses, lslrOrsKcY, Mental
and Physical lncapaeiiY, Imp ediments TO Mar
riage, etc.; also, GoNsU NPTIOS, EPILEPsY, and
FRS, induced by Self-iudulgence or sexual ex-
lravaganee. es
szy- Price in a sealed envelope, only cents.
Tue celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences Of self-abuse may be radically cured
without tbe dangerous use Of internal medicine
or the application of the knife pointing out a
mode Of cure at simple, certain, and effect
ual, by means Of which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure himself
eheaply. privately, and radieoHg.
t8y- This Lecture should be ia the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelop. 10 any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps. Also, DR.. Culverweil's Mar
rage Guide" price 25 cents. Address the
Publishers, CHAS. J. G. KLINE g. CO.,
i2i BOwery, New York, Postoaiee Box i,5s0.
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Errata In the report published last week
Of the Promotions from the Grammer Department
tn the High Schonl, the names of CHARLIE Pow
Kss aul MARY TImRNTON were mitted. Also,
in the table giving the names Of the teachers
should have appeared the names Of Miss Esrurn
CROoS and Miss MARY AtHGRT, who were ap-
pointed To- lll the vacancies oeeaSioncd by the
SwIGAHr, in the Iatcrm sdiate AMI First Primary
Departments.
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Veber's Patent Gate !

The undersigned would respectfully announce
to tie citizens Of Wood County, that they have
recently purchased the Exclusive Right 10 man
ufaeture and sell
Vebers Patent Farm and Stock Gate.
For durability and convenience this Gate is
not surpassed by any now in use. Il 10 simple
in construction, and can be handled with case
bv children from to 10 reRrs old
Those desiring Gates should consult their own
interests by examining the merits of this Gate.
Ii should be remembered that these two young
men are the uulortuuats victims of premature
discharge Of a cannon that occurred at this place
last Fall, and as they represent a meritorious
article, sh0nld receive the support nf all who
desire to assist them in obtaining a living.
FREDERICK HOLLIGER.
SAMUELFARRER.
PenysLurE. June y, 1859. e.