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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27
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lChelok's Pulmonlc aErnn.

/ 'Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills urr
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint. and
! Dyspepsia, il taken according to the dirac-
tiOns. They are all three TO be taken at
! the same time. They cleanse the ston s.
relax the liver and put 10 TO work then
the appetite becomes good; the food diassta
and makes good blood: the patient beriua
TO grow ia flesh the diseased matter ripena
IN the lungs, and the patient outgroW iaa
disease and gets well. his Is the only sy
to cure Consumption.
TO these three medicines DR. j. IN
Sehenck, Of philadelphia, owes mis- unri-
vailed success in the treatment of PUl.
nary COnsumption The Pulmonic sytuu
ripens the morbid matter in the lunza
nature throws it of by an easy expectoTa.
tion, for when the palegm or matter ll
ripe slight co ga win throw it on. and
the patient haA -, and the lungs begin
TO heal.
To do thls, the se4weed Tonic and Meme
drake pills musl be freely used TO cloanae
the stomach and liver, 80 that the puI e.
monic Syrup and be food " d make good
blood.
Schenck 5 Mandrake pills act ap0u lt
liver, removing all obktTuctions, rela he
ducts of the gall b.addsr, le bile s.ara
freely, and the iiyer Is soon relieved the
stools VIII show what the Pills can DO aI.
thing has ever been invented except caIt+-
mel "a deadly poison, whlch is very da5l.
gerous TO use, unless with graat care .lIli
will unlock the gatl bladder and star. tIIe
secretions OF the liver nike schenck's Man.
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one of the maH
prominent causes OF Consumption.
SchencS'B Seaweed Tonic is gentle
EflmuIum6 and aNfaFnffTyn a
In the SeaWecd, which this urepnrat0u 81
made OF, assists the atDmnoh % throw ou.
the Pumonte syrup hnd s made iHtu
good blood without fermentation or aour-
ing In the stomach
d. 5chencizs ia his treattaenI. doea oI
tEy TO htOp cough night sWentgt chLIs.
OF fever. Remove Uhe cause and thev sIl|
All stop.Oi lneir own accord. no one can
be- cured 0fCoBsump mpttou Liver Complain.
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker, Or UIcarrtad
Throati unless the liver and stomach ara
made healthy
When there Us uo lung disease and Only
Liver Com plaint and Dyspepsia, 8chencE. .a
se0Weed Tonic and Mandrake BlIn are
sufhcienL Without the Puimonlc syrup.
Take the Mandrake Pills freely lu am
bilious complaints as thcy axe perfectly
harmless.
zDr. sohenek. WHO has enjoyed uni 5-.
rupted health for many years past. and
now Wetshs - pounds was WHsJed aTaE
10 a mere skeleton, 10 the very last 8raEa
OF PuIinopafy tonsumpl4oll his phg8i-
ClAAh udhAuG PRONOUNCED la case nope
less and abandoned him 10 his fate. Ea
was cured by tile aforesaid medicines
Full directions accompany each, MAKE
Ing 10 not absOlutely necessary - see Dr.
Schenck, unless patients wish their
examined and for this purpose hestE pE0-
fesstonaIIy at his principal ONCE. F1ta-
delphia, every Saturday, Wheie nnIe
of advice must be addressed.
Price Of the Pulmonie 6yrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, eachel 90 per bottle, on 81 co %
half dozen, Mandrake Pills 25c, per Ho-
For sale by al drugglsts
fe2 d&Wly BpNl
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apEoEAr won.r1Ee


ATe % biseass the 6Feas Question.
~ mt Is the most ir,nor+srt
1 1911 80 .Ll'y Die5singa. ln me agtffnotilt..
4 ", ALAel llGent human ttaf7gs9
,tys ttS'-itys ~ ~ ls AfaLIFE. for rf1lr.1rs-.. I'D
eyt ~ iALllu ls Genital 20 rha all fa1--
! 1isnea - -''4 vas othe good gifts of P-
/ How, then, shall those Vgh, .ro.ss.- ....
I lnestinabie treasure endaavrfi N, r,7-,. .t.-a
| seek to retrieve ito Az. ll
1 These questions have been asfcel5 Al. -r.
4 ages but never have they been as gafief-.
1 torl1y responded % ms aC tho present lfa-
ana the answers which common sense
tlkntenea Dy science and exp rIence, El5e.
! 70 mem Ia the Nlnetsenth Century NAV
| De briefly stated thus.
10 protect the system egainst all inau-
ences tnat may tend to generate disease.
there IS nothlnq l1se issrta0raH3n.
Lo re-estaDil1lsh the health on % 1rm
dence or any other cause the system must
b6 Simultaneously strenQthCBfd. Teg1t7r Farf.
olld purified.
These ends can only be attained thr0urh
bines the attributes OF q tonic O CORE .ra
blood 0cpltgcnt and an OpeTleHt.
All these essentials are effect
blended In HOSIhLIEfi5 ST % M q e III
BITTEHS. They contain nothing drastic.
irritating, OF tunaumatnry. The juices
barks are their sole medicine Ingredients.
and these are rendered dinusible by cou-
blnation with the splrltuous essenca ot
rye, the purest of al alcoholic stmulaa ais.
The weak and feeble, and especially
these suffering from bli0usness, Ind ees-
tlonS and nervousness, absolutely ne lEa
lhe renoyatlng aid OF this powerful funlg
ana Alternative during the heated term.
ehtl cannot prudentlY postpone Its use for
Client.
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ElTElEl.

KRtfsNfffs-At his residence ia this city .
at 3:l5, L. a., III uTss4ay, August 28th, after a
brief Illness OF Pleuf1Eg. FRRDER OK KRd-
HRRs aged 81 years, 3 months and is days.
+. HIS funeral viii take place from his late
residence, on Canal Street, bstween r'ourth
and Fulton AVeifne, on saturday, August
2sth, at 5 p. 81. Tho friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend witt out further
notice, Fea
The deceased WAS native of Wurtem.
oerg, Germany and same % this country
IN 1929, and to the City OF Evansville N
1886. he was for nlqpy years the pIoprie-
Tor OF the establishment famiiisriy known
as the "oid Brewery corner or Fulton
Avenue and Canal Streets, which he COM
menced 70 bull IN 1873, and which was
finished and pt.t into operation In 1870.
lie was one Of cur Oldest citizens,
and was noted for lie genial good humor
and warm hearted ordlaifty OF manner.
as we'll az Gori Il IS aightfoewarGs upright
conduct In business Transactions, and en-
joyed The onfdsnce and esteem of very
large circle OF friends and ncquaIntanceF,
who wiz regret To learn Of his death
/ iI3e was D member in good standing Of
sehilleE Lodge and tEcbiBer Isneampment
l. O. O.. F., and OF The Union Fire Com
f7Hany. py whom his funeral will be con-
/ Quoted 4-a4rI -fa ery e re#5
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Base BAH watch.

CIEcINNATI, August 26. - JehE
MQrrissey was not in the city. Jane.
McKeon, President Of the Hay
makers, was taken for him.
At the base ball match the Cincin
natis went to the bat first. The fol
lowing IS the score Of the FIVE inniDG:
played
Cincinualis, 0. 10. 2, I. 4. Total. II
Unions, 9, Z, 0, D, 4. Total, T..
MeVey, of the Red Stockings, al
the bat first on the sixth inniag.
struck foul ball, which bounded and
was picked up by Craver, the catcher
for the Haymakers Umpire w. r.
BrockWay, Of the Buckeye Club de-
cided him not cut. 14a
McKeOn, President of the Unions.
GENEROUSLY objected to the decision.
Fisher put the bats In the bag, when
the crowd became excited and started
for the ropes. The police could not
keep them back, anG they gathered
around the Umpire. who stood on a
chair and said: = / decide this game
in favor of the Ciucinnatis, because
the Unions, cf Iansingburg, refuse
to continue It," Continued loud
cheering.
McFey, Of the Cincinnatis, through
all the excitement stood coolly at his
post with bat IN hand, ready to con
tinue the game
The CiReinnatis get all the gate
money, which amounts to $500.
Great numbers came on all the
railroads, at half fare. All the hotels
are full. The excitement on the
streets is great, but there was no dis
graceful conduct on the grounds or
on the streets.
The Buckeye Club has declined 10
play the game appointed with the
Haymakers to morrow.
The Cincinnati Base Ball Club will
hold a meeting tomorrow night. to
decide as to what share, if any, of the
gate money shall 90 to the Hayma-
kers.
Several Of the Haymakers censure
their President severely for ordering
them to discontinue tie game. They
are by no means unanimous IN dis
satisfaction. y g
The President of the Unions. In the
first part of the game, objected to the
ruling Of the umpire, but not being
sustained by the members, did not
press his objections. -
The Haymakers will remain here
tomorrow. Great crowds are about
the Gibson House, where the Hay
makers are stopping. Every disposi.
tion to be fair toward them is mani
tested. No harsh or violent language
has been used anywhere IN talking
over the matter
As the Haymakers left the grounds,
their President swore vehemently, and
they were followed by about fifty boot
blacks, who kept groaning until the
police drove them back.
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Frnm San FrancIsco.

SAN FRANCIsCo, August 26-The
damage to the Pacific Railroad by
the recent fire is much greater
than at first supposed. Trains viii
probably not be able to pass the burnt
district before Saturday. The FIRE is
undoubtedly the work of incendiaries.
The trains are also delayed to night
this side of Crisco, by bowlder,
weighing at least ten tuns, which
rolled down the mountain aud lodged
on the track. Ii had to be removed
by blasting,
The Retrenehment Committee arc
stopping at Truckee.
Northern advices report fight be
tween the Blackfeet and KooliDgy
Indians, on the Upper Columbia, in
which twelve of the latter were
/ killed-no wounded Five miners
en- route from Montana to koolingy
were also killed by the Blaekfcet In
dians. .5-
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SPAIN
News In Regard to the international
Boat Race. ll1t

NEW York, August 2G.-Georgel
w. Smiley telegraphs to the New
York Tribune, from London q" j
saw the Harvard crew last night, for
the FIRST time after fortDights alb
sence, and was delighted to see the
style and pace. Both crews made to-
day the last row over the whole
course which they will take before the
race. a difference Of 13 seconds is
! repoT cd in favor of the Oxfords, but
/ 1t is net trustworthy, the Oxtords
having taken a tack start IN order to
/ get up a good headway. Both crews
exhibit great power, but the style Of
I the OxfoTds Is unquesGOnabIy the
/ better OF the two Their crew
u is heavier and their pace is
extraordinary. The IIaTvards, however,
arc Ia superb condition, aud perfectly
/ confident. The rowing OF the Ameri-
can IS far from faultless, bat their
boat goes along we'll, and their pros
poets are decidedly promising. It is
not unlikely that the race will be a
very close one The Harvard men
have determined to use the new boat
built for then. By Elliot. which carries
/ them better and makes greater speed
than any other they have tried No
troubleis is feared but every pTocaution
has been taken against foul play, and
strong guard IS kept constantly over
the boats. The Harvard crew has
spent the last two weeks at the Stur-
CESS House. They wish me to contra
dict the English statement that they
have adopted the English style oi
!, rowing; all the crew say that they
pull the same stroke as they did las
year, but lcr all that, they show an i'm
mcnse change for the better. There
seems to have been some littlo trouble
j about the referee. and the Oxord',
!. wanted to change, but the Harvard
crew, | n glad to say, very properly
I sticks to Thomas Hughes. la conse
p quence of this Mr. Chilly refuses {,
act as umpire, not being willing t.
Q serve under Hughes, aud the prob
, ability is that there will bo no umpir,
at all, but Hughes will be selected al
y sole referee This Is the best ar
{ rapgement, by all odds, that could b.
c made. Everything has been done t
i secure a clear course, and far race
and L approbeud 90 interference b.
o outsiders and 90 obstruction of th'
T. river by steamboats, and barge
c as has often been tho case heretofore
Neither crew has done much work to
d dav, and to morrow will 60 none 4
ali. The headquarters of the Har
ward men has been crowded with Wis
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Erie aiIFOAd-AHothGr Projected
Atlantic Table.

NEW YORK, August 26.-Tho Erie
Railway Company have made an ar
rangement with the Lake Shore Com
pany, by which the Erie is to lay a
third rail from New York to Buffalo,
to make it a narrow gauge, in one
year. Five millions of the Erie mar
row gauge bonds are to be Issued,
which are to be lien on the earnings
of the narrow gauge. The Erie is 10
fix the rates on the Western bound
ireights and the Lake Shore on the
Eastern bound freights. The Eric,
the Atlantic 4 Great Western and
the Lake Shore have made an agree
ment whereby passengers to Chicago
may 20 over the Atlantic G Great
Western to Cleveland, OF via Buffalo.
The through earnings are to be equIt-
ably divided by the three companies.
The foregoing will explain the rise
and activity in the Erie to-day. The
a fleet A-nnk lines of railroads TO
the West have hardly got their dlEil-
culties patched up on the freight qucs
ton before another war breaks out on
passenger fares. The rate for first
class passage to Buffalo was reduced
to So 80 to-day.
Another Atlantie cable. to unite
the United States with Prussia, IS
projected. The terms of concession
from the. Prussian Government are
published. 1t is to be begun by Sep
tember, and must be finished within
two wears.
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10 sfraIehf Llne IA.

We publish, this morning, legal
argument BIZ the attorneys Of the
Straight Line Railroad on the ques-
ton Of the power to assess a two per
cent. tolgns1ip tax 10 addition TO the
two per cent. county levy already
made for tic Carmi Railroad. The
argument IS made, we suppose, 70 the
County Commissioners, and is not an
appeal on purely legal question to
the people-that Is not the tribunal
before which it should be argued.
We yesterday stated our position
upon this question, and we are conf
dent it will be endorsed by a very
large majority ct the tax payers and
voters of the townships. There exists
grave doubt as to the power Of the
Commissioners to order the election
asked for. In order to act more in
telligently the Board referred the
question to two Of our most able law
yers. WHO had no interest to warp
their judgments; and they unequivo-
eally express the opinion that the
Commissioners "have no p0lrer 70 or
der The election prayed for.' We in
sist that it would be very unwise for
the Couaty Board to act contrary to
this opinion Of their chosen legal ad-
visers. With The weight of taxation
which is now resting upon our citi-
zens, they would be wholly uDjustlia-
bic iu exercising a power at best
doubtful, and which their attorneys
say they do not possess, to add anoth-
er heavy weight to the burden of
taxes. ~
IF the power does exist under the
statute to levy the additional town
ship tax Of Two per cent, as the at
torneys for the Straight Line con
tended, and the Commissioners refuse
to exercise it, as they should, let the
attorneys seek their remedy in the
courts, aud have the proper eonstrue-
ton Of the statute settled, before the
election is ordered. Then they can
the better present the merits Of their
Road to the voters Of tho townships.
When it is settled that the legal power
to levy the two per cent township tax
does exist, ttrUu- lis-- ossl stsaestian
which will go before the people at the
election will be the claims Of the
Road for aid in its completion BY the
citizens of the townships. But if the
election is ordered before the con-
srruction of the statute Is adjudicaied,
the legality of the tax Viii be the alb
sorbing question, and the Road will
undoubtedly be defeated, and that not
upon its merits. We think the attor-
neys and friends Of the Road are un-
wise in pressing the question before
the people in its present shape.
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Cuban NeMs.

HAVANA, August pa battalion
OF volunteers has been enlisted for
active service in the field, composed
OF six companies Of white and two of
eolored men. More volunteer regi-
ments will be formed 10 act as a re
serve, and viii take the place Of the
volunteers already enlisted when they
go to the field.
Geo Carb, an American, vas lately
arrested by the Spanish authorities al
Cienfuegos, and released through the
iutercessiOn of the Consul, General
/ Plumb
Al attempt was made yesterday 10
rob the Savings Bank, bat was frus-
trated and the robbers arrested in the
act.
A party ofinsurgents lately attacked
the town of Banas, Ia the central de
partment, but were rspulsed.
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Legal opinion or the Straight Line
Railroad attorneys.


The question raised upon the peti-
tion presented to the Board of County
commissioners to make an order sub
mitting the question to the voters Of
Pigeon Township, whether or not,
they will appropriate Sl4O,OOO to AID IN
the construction ot the Evansville
and indianapolis Railroad, through
said township, Is enc purely Of con
struction of the statute and is this
we are to be governed by the rules
fixed for the Interpretation Of laws.
The words used must be taken IN
their ordinary acceptatlon OF meaning.
Every word used must, II possible,
be given its full force aud effect, and
when the meaning of the language Is
clear it must net be eluded under the
pretext of grasping the intentions OF
the Legislature.
The 18th section Of the act Of May
IL, 1869, provides that " No county o.
township shall be authorized, by the
provisions of this act, 10 appropriate
to railroad purposes, or to raise by
taxation for such purposes, to exceed
two per centum upon the taXables OF
such county or township Gas said tax
able shall appear on the tax duplicate
of the county, in any one period o
two years.
III the clear meaning of this Ian
guage is not TO be elude1 there car
scarcely be two opinions about il
force and effect.
Here are two separate and distinc
bodies, polite and corporate, to whicl
the Legislature is granting certain
powers, aud upon the exercise c
which it is imposing certain limita
tions. The county, made up of th
several townships, IS o corporate boo
with its territorial boundaries, II
peculiar powersaud its special othcer
Each individual township is also
eorporate body with ELS boundarlt
defined with It's pecullar powers an
its specfal officers. Sec. Il of act
February is, 1850, / q and ii, p. 636
Each acts for itself wilhiD the scoI
of its authority, and each bears
own burdens. A power Conferred upo
one cannot be extended TO the othe
nor can 4 Limitation imposed upC
one operate upon tie other. Neitht
can q power; Conferred upon both,
exhausted by its exercise up to Il
limit By either. Chis has only 10
stated to be aeauieseed lin.
The power conferred under the Ia
in question upon both the county al
each township in the county, is 10 a
propriate two per cen tumsof its tax
bles to aid railroads. The county h
already done so, and It Is claimed tb
this not only exhausts tue power
the county, but also of all the tow
shipg; because, it is said, the couu
IS but an aggregation OF township
The State is an aggregation Of cou
ties and the Union an aggregation
States, but no one doubts the Int
pendent sovereignty Of the whole, 81
within prescribed limits, OF the Sc
rate parts, nor the right to exeret
each for itself, the powers confer
upon il,
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Tors, among whom yesterday were
Charles Reade, Minister Motley. Ben.
jamin Moran, Secretary Of the Amer.
lcan Legation, L. H. Dudley. q. s.
Consul at Liverpool, and others, all
Of whom will return for the race.
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tremendous shower on Rain.

LOUISVILLE, August 26.-The ex-
cossive heat was broken about one
O'clock to day, by a tremendous
shower Of rain, which lasted for
about one hour. 1t extended over a
great=Rertiaa OF the State, and has no
doubt mitigated the drowth to a great
extent
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An Essay FOR Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and the Diseases and Ahuaaa
which create inpediments Co MAHR nu
with sure means Of relief. Sent in HaaIaH
letter enYelQpes free Of charge. Adiresi
DIR. j. 5KILLIN HOUGHrON. Howard
.AssoctatiOn, Philadelphia, Pa.
Junl2 d3m lsp ~
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HALIFAX, August 26.-Thousands
OF people were present to-day to wit
ness the review of troops on the
Common, by Prince Arthur, aud
great enthusiasm prevailed.
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BUFFALO, August 2G. r HoIa {
Greeley has accepted the invitation
to deliver the opening addrCs before
the International Industrial EXhlo'-
ton in this city, October 9th.
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TERRE HAUTE.
Nan Run over by Freight Train
and allied.

and allied.
Especial to the Evansville JournaLl
TERRE HAUTE, August 20 - Mi
chael Kirk, coal miner, a middle
aged man, was run over last night by
a freight train on the TeIrs Haute &
st. Louis Railroad, few miles west
of this city, and literally cut to pieces.
He was intoxicated, and is supposed
to have sat down on the rail and
fallen asleep. He leaves no family.
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Hal r
RENEWED

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It IS the best II AIR DRESSING IN tnc
world, maklug lifeiess. slifi, brashy hair
healthy, soft, and glossy.
Price u 90, For saie by all druggist
X. p. HALL a. Co, Nashua, N. YT
PrCprletors
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FoR BLACK WORMS AND PIAPLEs
"a, fi1e face, use Le1IB'8 C1nqe1J0gIe ana EH-
s,Ie ReHledJ, prepared only by Dr. =. o.
PRHRY. 40 Bond Street. Now York. Sold
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCuE ar
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rvs Moth and RreChle L1tiCn. PreuaIoa
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EG 2 a p =

Z. z Z Eg@ = a = < :
The international Boat
Race.
Another Atlantic Cable
Projected.
Erie Railway. Matters.
Great Game Of Base Ball
B4tween the Red StockiD gs
and Haymakers
And Results in an Even
Score
At the End of tho Fifth
InD1ng.
News by Atlantic Cable.
A Tc. m9Ddous Shower of
Ram at Louisville.
News from San Francisco.
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TORONTO, August %. - A Judge
in Chambers. this morning, rendered
an important decision in the ease Of
the parties charged with seuttiing the
Garry Owen The prisoners counsel
claimed that the Canada Courts had
nb Jurisdiction, the ofense being
committed iu American waters. The
udge held that the Eoglish admiralty
| laws extend to Lake Erie, and that
the prisoners must be tried in Can
adian Courts.
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Dutehtr's Dead Shot for Bed I
Butchers Lightning Fly killer.
sold by Druggists Everywhere.
f........-- d mayo vim f5Nl
ns.ralffEE.o.,s frAr5f DYE

THIS splendid Hnfr Dye ls theDest -Hr
world; tho only true anc perfect
harmless, reliable. inslant taneohaf HN case
aDDOlnf ulenf. no ridiculous tlutBt RENEE
di6sJhe ilf effects Of bad Dye8f InYIBott
and leaves the Hair sof1 pn4 eeau LlHtil
and RerfumeIs; and properly apph ll
Batcheior's Wig Factory, \ o. Us Bond So.
New York.
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DANV.LLE, Penn August 26-The
corner stone of the new Lunatic
Hospital was laid to-day. The buil1-
ing is to accommodate !odr hundred
patients.
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ADJUsTER OF LOSSES,
MARBLE HALL. No. 9 Main st.

Dwelling Houses insured for a tern, =,
years at greatly reduced rates.
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Three Tears al tbe Price Of Tivo
Fire Years al the Price Of Three.