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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03
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by DhDIt-I LONDONt NONs q
Consols. 98L5. Five-Twenties hrmer; '62s,
81: do 's7zS; do ~. S35s; Ten Forties, ~ ;
Erie, 2IA /; Illinois, 97zi Atlantic & Great
Western, Is.
FRANKFoRF, Nov. 2.-Bonds firm at SS2s
@8S5I.
Pans, Nov. 2.-Bourse firm. Reltes, III
doc.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2 COTTON, Mtddiing
Uplands, Pad; Orleans, l2zsd; MANCHESTER
market firmer; sales 0,gO0 bales CallIoI-
"a: Red Winter, 6s Al; receipts Of wheat
for days Il, 900 quarters, OF which 1000 are
AmerfcSn Western Flour, 23s Cd. Corn,
mixed S05. oats, IS Cd. PEGS, AIS. Pork,
II2s Ga. Beef, s5s. Lard, 7is; Cheese, 0gs
iis5d: refined, Is ga. Turpentine, 28s 9d
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ARRIVAL OF HOSE. - Over one
thousand feet of new hose, being the
balance Of the two. thousand feet or
dered by the city, arrived on Monday
evening, and was taken to the Third
Street Engine House yesterday. We
arc we'll supplied with good hose at
present, and our Fire Department will
be in much better condition than
heratOfOre
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PRELIMINARY ExASIINATIoN.-Mr.
Deeds did not have a preliminary ex-
animation yesterday. 1t is probable
that he will waive an examination and
let the Grand Jury, which meets next
Monday, take the case in hand.
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FILLING UP.-We notice OCCASION
ally that dirt is being hauled and de-
posted in the canal, between Seventh
and Eighth Streets. and it will not be
long until the canal nuisance will be
abated to Eighth Street.
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chicago MarFef.

BS Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. 2. &
ExCHANGE--E Eastern at par and ITO per
cent premium selling; lilo per cent on,
,FLoUR Easter; sales Of Spring extras at
e49475. --l
WHEAT-Active and l1zo lower; sales OF
No. 1 at 94gti o.: No. at 90d92c; this after.
ternoon the market was active and nomi-
nal.
CoRN--F irmer and les active and l1<a11Se
htghes; sales Of No. 2 AZ 080671zc; rejected
641265, closing at 661596415c; this afternoon
the market was inRct I've az 65[c, seller
first hair and 641zc seller, November.
OATs-More active.
RYE-Sales at 0S@6S5Sc for No. 2, closing
at 6S1zc.
BAILEY Quiet at soc for No. 2. closing
unchanged.
HIeHwIEEs-In fair demand at O. Os9
/ O9%. rr
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MONEY SAvED.-R. W. Harper &
Co, No. 30 First Street, are now Of
feriDg to the trade a large variety Of
fine tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought In the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from tae East as well as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
seD23tf
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ToBAcco.-Martin, Gardner & Co.
received last week, an order from
Knob Nostcr, on the Pacific Railroad,
west of St. Louis, for hogshead OF
good tobacco. An order from this
same town was filed in this city last
qpaso1
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IA True Copy.l

SAMUEL L. COPELAND, whose life
was insured by the North American
Life Insurance Company, by Policy
No. 1875, for the sum of So, 900,
having deceased: This is to certify,
that the said North American Life
Insurance Company have paid to me,
Maggie A. COPELAND, the widow and
lawful holder of said Policy, the sum
of Five Thousand and One and 33-100
Dollars. in full satisfaction of said
Policy and all claims whatsoever per-
tanning thereto.
Dated at Metropolis, ILL.,, October
22d, 1869. MAGGIE A. COPELAND.
In presence of A. K. Blum,
A. d. DAVIS.
~ Policies of the North America
are registered in the Insurance Depart
neent and guaranteed by the State of
Nc1 York.
Agency at Archer & Co.'S Bank,
No. 20 Main Street, Evansville.
a. x. BLINN,
nov3 dit Special Agent.
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A PEASANT HoP.-The Lieder-
kranz had delightful hop at Masonic
Hall on Monday night. The music
was excellent, the ladies fascinating
and beautiful, the gentlemen gallant,
and everything passed off in the most
satisfactory manner.
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SALE OF MISSISSIPPI CoTToN.-The
sale Of Mississippi cotton announced
for yesterday by Captain Smith, was
postponed until to-day at 1890 A. NJ.
It is said to be the finest sample of
cotton ever offered in this market. If
our business men desire to establish =
cotton market in the city, they should
see that good cotton brings a good
priee.
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TAX NoTIoE.-In our local column
will be found the notice from Col
lector Greek. stating that he is now
ready to receive taxes. Three per
cent. will be saved by prompt pay
mept.
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NeR OrIeans nnrkef.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2.
CoTroN-Active, but lower; sales OF mid
ling at 2414925c; sales 81, 900 bales; receipts
6,O88 bales; exports, TO Liverpool, 1889
bales; TO Havre, 300: TO Bremen, 2,045.
FLoUR-Ftrm: Xxx, S6G5 %.
CoRN-Scarce; white, 81 Is.
LARD-Dul at ISa20c.
WHIsKY-:Lower; sales at 81 Pool p.
CoFFEE-A ctive.
Osher articles unchanged
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LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral of
James Fitzwilliams yesterday, was
one of the largest ever seen in our
city. About seventy carriages aud
buggies were in the procession.
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LouIsVfIle Market.

BY telegraph LOUISVILLE. Nov.2
FLoUR--In good demand; sales OF super
fine at ga so.
GRAIN-Uuchanged
GROCERIES-U nchauRed.
PRoYIsIoNs-Q Quiet. Mess Pork. e3I. Ba-
con, shoulders, lGIzc; clear rib and clear
sides, zoe.
LARD-lSc.
HoGs-Duli at 91z9l0c.
" HISKY-Dull aC 81 10.
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NasbVIlIe markell.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, NOV 2.
C.1rToN = Low middllng, 23%c good
ordinary 23c
WHEAT--Red 81 o5; white 81 I5gI %.
BARLEY-Sl %.
CORN-Sl TO-
RYE-21 co.
FLoUR-s5 0007 90 for superfln no to fancy.
BAcoN-Stdes zoe; hams &c; shoulders
LARD 1870.
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MemDhis harkol.

BY Telegraph. MEMPHIS, Nov. 2
FLoUR-.Flat and nominally unchanged
OATs-00c.
HAY-d27 50.
BRAN-823 %.
PoRK-Dull at S32.
20Ic.
IARp-lsa2oc. Market generally dnlI.
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The Finance Committee submitted
a report showing that they had re-
newed notes in bank amounting to
$21 900, and that tho Discount and
stamps on the same amounted to
1851 so.
The report of the Cemetery Com
mittee, afixing the prices on lots in
Oak Hill Cemetery, was read. On
motion. the report was received, and
the prices affixed by the committee
were adopted.
A Judgment in favor of J. D. Saun-
ders against the City of Evansville.
amounting to $161, was ordered paid.
It was ordered that the services of
Hugh Duffy, in repairing powdered
streets, be dispensed with.
Mr.. Steinbach asked leave, as one
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MEsTAKE.-Mr. Carpenter, in his
speech last night, said the new bridge
at the Salt Well would cost $75. 600.
This is wrong. The contract price is
to be $28. 900.
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Notice.

1s EEsl1 F.. b NOTICE. ssEE
The firm of McNair & Salat, Boot
and Shoe Dealers. No. AZ Main
Street, has been dissolved, b. III.
Wilke having purchased the interest
of Mr.. McNair. The style of the firm
hereafter will be .-,e.,.
oc27-1w WILKE & SALAT.
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CITY N E w S

IA Yesterday was a beautiful day,
and business was fair in the city.
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suDmIJLtu.
A NJ MCIRIFF. City on

A. NJ. MCORIFF, CITY OF <.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. /, 1869.
On motion, it was ordered that the
report be received. and entered on
the minutes, and the duplicate placed
in the hands of the Collector.
On motion, the Collector was di-
rected, when he gave notice of being
ready to receive taxes, that he also
state the conditions of the ordinance,
in regard to the discount for prompt
payment of taxes.
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thick and Thin

Feet will find shoes to fit at
GEO. MILLER & Co.'S,
now 1w 80 Main Street.
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9 Barrettlg ? spreads itg fame.

B9 Fish & Barter have fine
assortment of Ladies' initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
.,s.a oc1tf
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OYSTER SGUP-Only ten cents a
plate at lunch every morning, at Neu-
mann's Exchange, opposite the Opera
House. oct28-St
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AuctIOn Sale OF Fine Furniture.

II. Gumberts will sell at auction.
on TUESDAY, No1ember I'd. at II
O'Clock P. NJ, large lot of magnif-
cent Furniture, Carpets, Stoves,
ChaiTs, &c. This furniture has been
levied on to foreclose a mortgage, and
fine chance for bargains may be ex-
pected. noV1-2t
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MORE STOLEN GOoDs.-Tom. Roys-
ton yesterday discovered some more
stolen goods at the house of VIVA
Blackburn, q colored female, who is
now in Jail on the charge of stealing.
The articles were identified as the
property of VIM. Akin, and were re-
stored to the owner. Vina seems to
have had her house fitted out with
stolen articles.
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WITH Dyspepties everything is wrong.
Fo9d does not digest: sleep does not re-
fresh; wine does not cheer; smiles do not
gladden.; music does not charm, nor can
any other joy enter the breast of the mis-
cradle dyspeptic. You must get rid of IT,,
or It will become seated and confirmed,
and life will be burden, and existence q
curse. PLANTATION BTTTERS will do away
with all this. New life, strength and en-
erRy Will take possession OF you. The
damask viii again bloom upon your
cheek, and the Iuster in your eye will
again be as bright as In your healthiest,
happiest and most joyous days.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SupeTior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. nov1-d3teod WI.
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b9- Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's. oc1tf
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pG- See GILBERT & Co.'s adver
tisement of two of the best and fines
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tf
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B9~ Prang's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings. from 81 80 to
SIS 90. Call and examine them at
f. & BIS. oc1tf
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Barrett +" Hair Restorative.

HAY.-We keep constantly on hand
a large lot of prime Hay, which we
offer lev.
SCANTLIN, PARvIN & Co.,
Corner Locust and Water SITS.
noy2-5t
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JOHN HOPKINS REPLIES TO HIM
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BGThe latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet can be always had at
Hughes. izls @ oct25
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ANOTHER PAIR OF TwINs.-The
last addition to our cabinet of curl
osities is a pair of twin cabbages.
The stalk separates near the root, and
each stalk bears a perfect cabbage.
It was brought to the city by the
Petrolia No. 2. We regret to learn
that the thirteen headed cabbage was
accidentally destroyed.
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B% Cashmere for Boys and Mems
wear. very cheap, at Schapker, Bus
sing & Cos. now
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RD- Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shawls, just re-
ceived, at Schapker. Bussing & Co.'S.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
What May be Found at the New York
GFOCerY.

New Buckwheat Flour, Heminy,
Sweet and Boiled Cider, Farina, Sage,
Tapioca, aud ali kinds of soup stuff.
To arrive in day or two-New Raj
sins, Prunes, Currants, Citron and
Figs. We have some of the finest
Syrups in the city. Dressed Poultry
and Wild Game nearly every day.
nnv2 .eod3t
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B@ 500 Towels worth 40 cents, for
% cts. More Millinery just received,
at Schapker. Bussing & Co.'S. now
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LEG AMPUrATED.-We learn that
B. r. Gwaltney, who resides near
Blairsville, and who was kicked on the
knee by horse, over three months
since, mention of which was made at
the time, in our columns, had his leg
amputated last Saturday. The ope-
ration was performed by DIR. Thomp-
sou, who had not seen the patient
from the time that he first dressed
the wound until last Wednesday.
The amputation was necessary to save
life, and there is a doubt, even now,
as to his recovery.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
COUNCIL CHANDLER,
Evansville. Nov. 2. 1853.

CoUNCII. CHAMBER,
Evansville, Nov. 2, 1863.
Council met at 9 A. NJ, pursuant to
adjournment.
.Present-His Honor Mayor Walker
and Councilmen Sieinbach, Hopkins,
Semorin, Orr, Hodson and Doughty.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The Clerk submitted the following
REPORT:
ansviIle:
The Duplicate Assessment Roll of
the city Of Evansville is complete and
ready for delivery to the Collector.
The amoRnt Of the taxable property
of the oitv is as follows:
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ARREsTED.-Blrs. Willard was ar
rested yesterday evening, on the
charge of having stolen a gold watch,
silver chain, revolver and SIS from
Elizabeth Elder. She was taken be-
fore Esquire Emery. but as the hour
was so late, he held her to bail in the
sum of 500 to appear this morning.
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A new generation from " Barrett.
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INSURANCE PAID.-Mr. A. x.
Blinn, agent of the North American
Life Insurance Company, returned
yesterday, from Metropolis, Illinois,
where he paid to Mrs. Maggie a. Cop
land, widow of Samuel L. COPELAND,
late Mail Agent on the Cumberland,
S5,001 30 on life insurance policy
held by COPELAND at the time of his
death. Mr.. Blinn publishes the re-
ceipt and short card under the head
of Local Notices." The North
American is considered one of the
most reliable Life Insurance Compa-
MES IN the country.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 90 cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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The CHAMPION BEEF.-We have
been presented by our old friend Mr..
John Crofts, with the champion beet
of the season. It weighs eleven
pounds five ounces, and measures over
twenty eight inches in circumstance.
1t is the giant of the vegetable pro-
ductions in this locality, and is the
largest specimen we eyer saw. Mr..
Crofts raised three Beets, whose
united weights were thirty-two
pounds. Mr.. Crofts is entitled to the
name Of the champion beet grower.
Who can beat this one?
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WILLARD CARPENTER OPPOSED TO
THE ROAD.
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G0 7. @. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-s
gress and Roekbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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BG- The best and cheapest Blan.
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap.
ker, Bussing q Co.'S. now
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pa GO to Fish & Barter's and get
one Of these beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
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Wig.makers don't like Bar
rett." ass
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Nor FoUND.-Nothing has yet been
seen or heard of Paul Dennison, who
disappeared yesterday, and who left
notice that be intended to drown him
self. mention Of which was made in
Yesterdays JOURNAL. 1t is very
likely that he has made away with
himself. Search has been made for
him, but so far without any clue be-
ing obtained in regard to him. 1t is
q singular affair.
WEEKLY JoURNAL.-The Weekly
JOURNAL will be issued this morning.
tt 3u>ains the complete and correct
market reports, editorials, miscella-
neoug items, selected stories, tele-
graphic dispatches, Sc. 1t also con-
fains the full account of the Fitz-
wiIljame tragedy, including the testi-
mory eli,sited at the COroner's inquest.
Taosa Desiring copies can secure them
al the counting room. Price FIVE
cents each in wrappers, or 81 80 per
year.
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Barrott's =" a public benefactOr.
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INC DODu OF D5UAsLIau Nunn lot
paving. an alley from Seventh to
Eighth Streets, between Chestnut and
Cherry, was approved.
The Surveyor submitted the follow
ing final estimate of the Third Street
and Seventh Avenue Sewer, extend
ing from Walker to Clark Street, S04
feet In length: 70
6.s56 cubic yards Of excavation, alto
81 20
S0f792 bricks in main sewer, tnlets,
pits &c, at SO 25..................... g. 124 IL
I271S cubic feet of stone coping on
pits, at 81 III so
Il cutters at mouth Of inlet, at ST.. 81 90
s4,7O6 81
Paid on forne or estimate3..,............ 1857 go
Balance due ,O49 q
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Cotton Sale.

Cotton Sale.
There will be sale of Cotton at
the Commission House Of Thos. G.
Smith & Co, No. South Water
Street, this morning, at 10z o'clock.
All are invited to attend. Be prompt.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. r. 7. Kercheval,
of Rockport, was in the city yester-
day, on his way home from Kansas.
Col. Bates, of Newburg, was also
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. G. Nisbet returned from
New York. on Saturday night, &C.
companied by fair young wife, to
whom he was married last week.
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CRIMINAL COURT. = The case Of
Foster, charged with incendiarism,
was taken up yesterday, and a jury
was empanneled from the special venire
of twenty-five men from the country
The case was continued during the
afternoon, and will very likely take up
all of to day. General Shackelford
appears for the defense, and Captain
Hargrave prosecutes.
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Railroad Meeting Last Night.

Speeches by Several Gentlemen.
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SAiIsBURY-The Vergennes Vermont
er says "Agitate Agitate !" said O'Con-
nell, the great Irish reformer. He said he
was not particular as to which side of the
question man espoused, only ventilate
the whole subject and right will triumph.
We should Judge that the good citizens of
Salisbury was acting on this hypothesis,
particularly in West Salisbury, where the
"School Question" is the all absorbing
theme of discussion. At the March meet
ing there was consolidation of school
districts. This does not appear to have
suited every one I'VE do not recoliect
when the action of public meeting ever
did please every member.) So a second
meeting was called. The action of that
assembly failed to harmonic all parties,
although it WIS voted to open a school on
Monday next at the old stone school house
in the north part of the consolidated dis
tricts. Two other meetings have been
called on the same day, at the same place,
and within few hours of each other, and
and it wonld now puzzle a Philadelphia
lawyer to tell what tho result will be.
We hope good and efficient schools will
grow out of all this agitation. AS part
of the result Of the existing feeling in ia
vor of change, special meeting, held
April Goth, voted to erect Town Hall at
an expense of not less than $4,000. Work
on it has already been commenced.
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-. a. =, PURnORT. llini,n, ssmov.a
hov, nas now . very desirable stock ~ -,cs.
ready for fau and winter trade. o2odA ~
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SpEcIAI Nnr1nE

The American people are emphaticaily % fast
lNers.' The constant wear and tear OF brain and
muscle brings many ailments, including dis
pep>a and all its attendant horrors, such bill
Ious headache, loss Of appetite stupor. hypocLon-
lrla, and general debility Of the whole system.
All persons thus afflicted need some gentle stmu-
liant, which comprises medical properties and the
virtues OF the best tonic. Such article can be
found ia ALIENS CONGRESS BTrrERs. They are
not "a cheap Whiskey, but scientific com6ina-
lion OF some sixteen kinds Of Roots and Banks,
all OF which are acknowledged by the Medical
Faculty to contain curative and tonic properties
One important ingredient Is the PrIckly Ash
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe a pre-
veTtIyc OF A-Iatic cholera. and of all summer
complaints and diseases. All peas.,s.s should have
some reliable family medicine on hand, not only
Il cure but II preventive, aud an who believe
that pure curative stinulant preferable to the
many poisonous compounds usually called Bour-
bon Whisky, - should purchase and Use ALLES's
CONGRESS BrrrEE-. Address W, ALLEN, Pro-
prictur, Fort Edward, =. Y li.wly
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After publishing the marriage o.
Charles 2. Pratt.and Mrs. Martha New.
ton, of Woodstock, the Age indulge.
in the very suggestive remark that "wher
he wants divorce from this woman, j.
We do his printing, he'll pay for it in a d.
vance. No charge for this notice-it j.
free"
Anew organ, the gift of children in va
rions parts of the State, has been dedicat.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-13
CTEAM MILL
AND NUMBERING BUSINESS
For Sale in Rutland.

The subscriber offers for sale his Lumber Yard,
Mill Sheds, and his entire interest in the Lumber
Trade. The Yard is situated in Rutland, within
twenty rods OF the Passenger Depot, has l60 feet
on Washington street, and about 800 feet on
Strong's avenue. The mill is l26 feet long and 40
feet wide, two stories high, with 40-horse pow
er engine, planners, saws and other machipeTy, a
shed $50 feet long, two stories high. The build
ings and machinery were all built new last year.
It is one OF the best locations for manufacturing
and trade in Rutland county, and the under
signed has . large lumber trade established, his
interest in which he proposes to SELL including his
stock On hand. A. r. DAVIS.
Rutland. AprI It'll, 1869. l5:W3w