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FIRST APPEARANCE.-Miss Belle,
the famous beauty, made her first ap-
pearance for the Summer season, last
night, in the show window of Schap-
ker, Busting & Co. She was ele-
gantly attired, and attracted the notice
of many old and new friends,
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EARraovAKE.zAs half past tive
O'Clock this morning, our city wa
visited by an earthquake, the undulae
tions of which lasted for four sec
onds. The shock was so marked as
to startle our industrious compOsitors
from their cases, as they were closing
up their evenings labor, and cause a
slight stampede. The lateness of the
hour prevents US from aseertaining
whether any serious damage was done
in the city by the shock.
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ATREET EXCR NHE

COrmeF OF FIT n and SIKH SIS,
SIGN of BIG REEL ECTINGf La NTKRW
PHEASANT, airy rooms, clean COM
Portable beds, with excellent board s5
per " eek, or single meals % cents: LODGINGS
35 cents. The best the market affords viii
always be found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fruit and Catawba wine of the
KretchTnar farm will be thankfully receive
ed and promptly attended to.
jeSd6m JOHN G. SCHWEIZER.
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III. CABIN az co.,


Rectifiers OF the Celebrated
WABASH VALLEY, LEGAL TENDER
and xxx WHISKY,
And DistilIers of Cologne Spirits,
No. IOS MAIN STREET.
-EVANSVIITE I'm
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Bg~ Just received at the New York
Grocery, 20 boxes fresh Lemons.
ie28-4t
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c@ Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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A. J. HUTCHEsON.
Evansville, Ind, 1st July, 1869 tjy2 DIT
a eUPPLEMENT 40 AN 0RnT.

A SDRRAEM EN- EO = n OADA-
"A. nance, passed July 18th, 1854, entitled
IAN Ordinance concerning the Wharf OF
the CITY OF Evansville, and repeating fore
mer ordinances" Passed June 18th 1865
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Common
COuncit OF the city OF Evansville That IL
shall hereafter be unlawful for any person
or persons TO erect, build, or place, or 10
cause To be erected, uiIt, or placed, any
house, storehouse, SHOP, shed, or building
on auy wharf o said city, or ON the shore
of the OHIO River, whether he same be- q
public or private wharf between Water
Street ami said river, or between Front
street and said river, in front Of or ad-
joining said city.
SEC. Z. Any person or persons violating
the PROVISIONS or this ordinance shal, on
conviction, forfeit and pay the sum OF one
hundred dollars, aud shall also forfeit and
pay the sum OF one hundred do lars for
each and every day during which any
such person or persons shah suffer or per-
nit any such house, building, or structure
Greeted contrary 20 The prOv1 ions OF this
ord nance TO remain upon any such wharf
or shore OF said river.
WILLIAM Ii. WALKED Mayor
Attest: A. NJ. N CGRIFF, CleIk,
By r.. a. MCGAIFF, Deputy.
fy2 DIST Union cOpy.l
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First, secure " Barrett's. ;"

HONEST men are easily bound, but You can
never bind n knaVe.
Plantation Bitters cures Dyspepsia.
Keep no more cats in the house than Will
catch mice.
Plantation Bitters cures Fever and Ague.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs
them.
Plantation Bitters cures Liver Complaint
and Nervous Headache.
Time is file that wears and makes no
noise.
Plantation Bitters cures the effects of DIssl-
patton and Late Hours.
Better have one plOw going than two
cradles.
Plantation Bitters are an antidOte to
change of water and diet.
Fools and obstinate people make law
yerS rich.
Plantation Bitters purify, str ngthen
and inVigOrate.
A kind wife makes a faithful husband.
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WE HAVE ANS Day

WYE HAVE This DAY ASSO-
Wv ciatsd with us Mr.. a CARLSrEDT,
formerly OF LEIGH, Car stedt d Co. OF this
CT y, and lately of Cincinnati.
CLOUD d AKIN.
Referring to the above. we shall con-
tlnue the Wholesale Drug Business, aJ the
old stand, No. i6 North First street "a d
" ould can the attention of buyers 10 our
large stock Of Drugs, Paints, Oils, &C
with other Western cities.
Jy2 d2t CLOUD, AKIN & co.
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PERFECTLY

"Barrett's " is a studied COM
pound.
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B9~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. &. ID. HEIMAN's.
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THE CIRCUs.-The circus tent was
only about half filled with visitors
last evening, the diabolieal state of
the weather preventing the people |
from going to see one of the very best
shows now Il aveling. At z o'clock,
just about the time for getting ready |
to go to show, one of the heaviest
storms of the season passed over the
city, the water coming down in great
sheets. Notwithstanding the paucity
of numbers, the performance was
splendid, fully as good as if the tent
had been crowded. Each individual
performer seemed determined that
Charley Noyes's well earned reputa
ton should not suffer at his hands.
This circus will exhibit at NeWburg
to-day, and Greensboro to morrow.
and we commend the company and all
connected with it, to the kind offices
of our neighbors. A more clever and
gentlemanly set of men do not travel
with any show. Success to them.
I.O.O F.-ANNUAL MEETING
The Odd Fellows Mutual Benefit
Association held their first annual
meeting yesterday. The officers made
full reports, showing the society to be
in a good condition, with a favorable
prospect Of being largely augmented.
This organization was gotten up here
as an experiment, and it is. already
established on a firm basis. The
following officers were elected to
serve for one year:
President-Philip Hornbrook, of
| Crescent Lodge, No. 122.
| Vice President-Hiram Nelson, Of
Morning Star, No. Z.
Treasurer - Charles Schaum, of
Schiller, No. 138.
Secretary - Soren Sorenson. of
Crescent. No. 122.
Trustees-James H. McNeely and
Ronald Fisher, Of Morning Star, No.
z; George Miller and Chris Miller,
of Schiller, No. 138, aud David
Anderson, of Crescent, No. 122.
REVENUE MATTERS. - James H.
McNeely, District Assessor, entered
on the duties of his Office yesterday,
and is prepared to attend to all bust
ness connected Herewith. He can
be found at Room No. 1, in the Sec
2 ond story of Hedderich's block.
Mr.. P. G. Eberwine, Assistant As
SCISSOR, can also be found at Hedder-
ich's block, in Room No. ID.
Alex. Darling. gauger, has his Office
in Room No 2, in the same block.
DR.. Lewis, Collector for this Dis
trict, will also soon establish an office
in this city, and will have his book:
and papers in Room No. 2.
FRUIT JARs.-Among the freight
} of the Tom Farrow, on Wednesday
night, for this city, were 40 boxes o.
glass ware, principally fruit jars. fol-
the mammoth house of Mark, Hen
ming & Co. This is the fifth large In.
2 voice of fruit jars received by this firm
this season, and yet the supply is not
t equal to the demand, one half of this
. invoice having been sold before theil
arrival, and were reshipped directly
: from Humphrey, Patrick & Co..
e wharf boat, without unpacking, tt
J, different points on the e. & O. R. r.
o The firm contracted in April last for al
: they would want, and they will con
o tinue to arrive during the season
D while persons ordering late are IN
o able to procure a supply.
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EXCRUCIATING.

Dry GOoDs toe cheap to give away.
Our entire stock will be closed out
before shutdown. Grenadines at &C.,,
worth 81 co. New York Store.
j. Z. & S. A. COOLIDGE,
je25-1w No. 90 Main Street.
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A PAINFUL AFFAIR.-Two men
engaged in a scufie or fight last
night, on Vine Street, between Water
and First Streets, when one of the
parties. Walt. Way, was thrown upon
the curbstone and suffered double
fracture of his leg below the knee
DR.. Runcie was called to his assist
ance and set the fractured limb.
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w. ~ W dAI OblGGIf
jy2-2t Bet. First and Second
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French Lick Springs.

YEVH FSE CELEBRATED SPRINGS
g. have changed hands since last water
Ing season. i he house has been THOR
oughly refitted and furnished WIN new
furniture, with a Well-furnlshed table, ana
with bathing-rOoms tof cold anu warm
baths.
A daily hack lire from Shoals Station,
on the %. q NJ Railroad, and also from
Orleans, on the Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago Railroad. to the springs, wien
daily mail to the Springs.
Address RYAN & TUCKER.
ty2 d2m
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RSS- The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
and a variety of W grades of super
fine.
apo Il. D ALLIs & Co.
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LARcENY.-A negro cook on he
steamer Belle, stole a pocket G,ok
containing 81, from the city scavinger
yesterday. He had a hearing before
Justice McTernan, who bound him
over ia the sum of 5000, in default of
which he was sent to Jail.
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"Barrett's " keeps the scalp
healthy.
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CORNER
FIRST AND MAIN STS..
EVANSVILLE, IND.
MxsCELLANEOUS.

Mr.. EDITo On the 9TH November, 1877,
called DR.. Mngeniss to attend ny Oldest
son, afflicted with acute iEfam nation oil
the eyes, and in the course of four weeks
a perfect cure was effected.
During the treatment of this case, the
Doctors attention was directed to the con-
dttlon OF my eldest daughter, afflicted with
deafness to such an extent that she had
not been able to hear a steam whistle, bell
ring, or the report OF a cannon, for three
years, and had been pronou ced incurabie
by some of the most prominent members
OF the faculty in the city. After careful
eXamlnatiOE, tue Doctor undertook the
case, and on the oath February. 1868, the
patient was discharged cured since which
Time there has De=n 20 return of the dis
ease, and her hearing remains perfect.
Feeling that / owe the Doctor debt of
gratitude, which money cannot discharge,
for res orDg my daughters hearing, 1
most cheeriuIly herewith add my testi-
mOny 10 his unsurpassed skill as an ecu.
list aud AUrtst, and earnestly advise all
similarly afflicted TO call on him, feeling
assured that, if a cure is possible, he can
effect it.
Yours respectfully,
F~wu~
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BG~ T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
Of Main end Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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EXCURSION TO WYANDOTTE CAVE.
The steamer Tarasson took about
forty excursionists from here, and
thirty from Henderson, who went on
an exploring expedition to the oele-
brated Wyandotte Cave. The famous
Crescent City Silver Band went from
this city, and discoursed sweet music
as the boat left the wharf.
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Rag Mr.. Nj. NJ. Ormsby. late of
Chicago, and from one of the best
galleries in that city, is now with w.
Z. Worthington & Co. Give him a
trial. Satisfaction garanteed. Re-
member corner of Main and Second
Streets. jy1-3t
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Il CARD.

The above change having become neces-
sary on account of the continued i'll health
of Mr.. Kumler, / shall continue the Shoe
Business at the same p ace, and with all
the facilities of the late firm
T.W. TURNER.
Evansville, June l9th, 1863. jun21 diff
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"Barrett's " Admired Hair Restor-
ative.
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B= For the finest Card Photo
craps, go to w. Z. Worthington &
Co.'s Gallery, corner of Main and
Second Streets. jy1-3t
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Dissolution of Partnership.

gENHE PA RTaEHSHIP HERETO
n fore existing under the firm name of
Turner & kumler IS dissolved by mutual
consent, dating from June LIST.
All accounts due said firm Will be coll
tected 10y I. W. Turner, and all liabilities
discharged by him.
T. W. TURNER.
W. f. KUMLER.
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To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent part of our house, (No. 80
North Water Street) to a good, re-
sponsiblo party, on reasonable terms.
j. G. DUsOUCHET & Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. IF
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FUNERAL-By the Quickstep on
Monday night. were brought to this
city for interment, the remains of
Mrs. Schu, who died in Cairo few
days ago, accompanied by her brother,
Mr.. August Korsmeyer, we'll known
as a former clerk in the Postofice of
this city, and now a resident of De-
catur. Iii.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL Picnic = The
children of the Vine Street Presby-
terrain Church will assemble at the
Church from eight to nine o'clock A.
NJ. to- day, and will be forwarded to
the Artesian Springs Park by the
street cars. Tickets will DE furnished
to all pupils of the school free of
charge. All members of the congre-
CATION and their friends are invited.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SupeFior to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. je2S-d eOd&wIt
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4OO 80 OF JUEs
Grand Jubilee
AND
Promenade Concert.
AT THE
ARTESLAN SPRINGS PARK
ON THE
Fourth Day Of July, 1859.
CONCERT BY THE
Evansville COrneG Band.
Admission TO the Grounds 5 Cents.
Fourth Day of July, 1859.

The undersigned has the pleasure Of Inc
forming the publlc that a sufficient NUM-
Der OF new bathrooms has been added
ahordtng ample accommodation for ali
Visitors for baths every day % the week.
Arrangements have been made with the
street nailroad Company to run it's cars
from o'clock ALI. until IL O'clock PINE,
Sundays not excepted.
EDWARD WELLER.
Courier, Union, and Democrat COpyL
je30
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All Druggists recommend Bar
rett's."
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FOR RENT.
LOST.
WANTED.

~ERAS-Two girls TO do general houses
NT work, to go to small town. tooo
store OF I.ANPHEAR 81 MTG HELL.
jy2 d3t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-26

DEsgxTLY ISrsns8D-Peoria froths at
the mouth . good deal recently because
Davenport subscribers refuse to come for.
yard and pay up the subscriptions - the
Peoria . Reek Island Railroad Dteck. Very
sanguins 10 Peoria, bat very handssosly
fooled. la fact ell ~ Directors Of he pro-
posed liss have bssa pretty eRsstually
heedwisksd asd ssld est. Ne. Cabls did
we'll in bis msnagsasst Of the a1ais. Pre-
tending 70 b. very friendly With the Ham.
iltsa party be made The best Of that game
to win . majority sf the Directors over -
the Coal Valley route, and got the thing
thoroughly leased and tied up. Leased to
whom, Not to P. L. Cable - many sup
posed, but to an old dsfunct corporation,
known as the old Pseria i Rock Island X.
r. Co. - company that has had no exists
ence for these many years. II has sn owner
TO be surs-and . name Of course, but the
Board Of Directors and o0icsrs provided for
in its articles of incorporation have not
been elected within the memory Of man
except 10 farce. Mr.. Gable owns Il merely
- . private investment. and manages it
with great success. A lease Of the new
line, - proposed to p. L. Gable would have
had ssmsthins tangible about it, whether
the ins had ever been built or not, but the
idea Of leasing it 10 . fetal.
u dsfunet corporation 10 the highest
Joke Of the season. Oomplsint 10 made
that the selling ont party took no guarantee
for the faithful performance Of the work.
But who Or what e,uld give any guaranteed
Surely The dsfunct corporation could give
asns-surely NJ. Gable would give none,
for the lease does not run to him. He 10
said 70 30 the Company-ths Prssident.
Vice President, Secretary. and Dirsctors.
10 one ssnss. and very potent one, he 10
but mot in that legal sense that weuld make
hi0 personally responsible for carrying
out esstrast 9th lsng since dead and
buried corporation. Of which hs 10 shs 90.
credited successor.
II 10 veil done slick ed clean sale,
aud although ehagrinsd. - warm friend Of
ofths proposed direct frsa here 70 Psoris,
We fell impsllsd = bow down and worship
the Superior genius that tssk the entire
beard Of mssagsusnt Of that line iato the
hollow sf his hand and sst them . dancing
to his own tune and fer his own profit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-26

Lssks Lixs BusiRsss. = Jsdss Green,
President Of the Rsckierd, Reek Island and
st. Louis railroad, has submitted . prepe-
sitiea to committees irsm Andulusis and
Auscatins, who waited On him whsn be was
10 Rock Island, for the purpose Of seeing II
arrangements could b made for having the
read run dsws the river rosts By way d
the former place 10 psint opposite Nassa
tine. This proposition 10 70 the effect that
II they raise elso,ooo in stssk. grass The
right Of way and necessary depot grounds.
the company will ebligats itself - have ths
ears roaming 10 Hussatiss bv ths Asst d
Nsvsmbss nsxt,-sas half The steck y y
paid whom the road 10 graded sad tied, end
the balance when the cars are ruuning.
The Rock Island Unisn Is informed that
steps are already being takss to raise III
amount Of msnsy demanded by Judes
Green, and that friends Of the movement
are sanguins Of success. They have unti
the first Of Nay - sspsst whether ths pro
position 10 accepted.
From Rock Island IL 10 designed 70 rur
the road dswn the river bank to point be
lev the brewery, whore the river 10 thsaar
rewsst and the water slugsish, end whss
u will require but one bridge. Theme
across the slough, about on the line Of tn
proposed Turkey Hollow" read. This i
said 70 b the NEST feasible, ~ Il ssstsinl,
10 the shortest route.
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INSURANCE..
ANNUAL CERrlFsCATE.
STATE OF IOWA. AUDITORS orrIoE.
lssuuAScs DsrAavnsxs,
OaA MCtNax. lannarx 18th isAa

- iNsuuAHCo UefAnvueRY.
pss "oMss, January 26th. 1899.
,.....I.s, The National Insurance Com pauy.
at.a 4. -. v.snpott, IN the state u lov D. hso
dition On ths sh,riy .nrst dsy Of D.cs,,... ,.ss
IN accordance with the ptoy,s,en. os a.
the 6enerei Asaemblv OF the sts,c Of in,s.
lasseR 70 Insurance Compan.e. spp,o ov I'd a.,tI
!th. 1858; and whereas, said ststcment ~.
that said Insurance Coinptny 10 posscss,a q, N.
requisite amount Of capital. ssted a. !, au,red
~ said Act; f'''
!ssnasoas. In pursuance OF law. I. JshnA.
Dlllott, Auditor 81 state. do hereby certify that
esia ineuf ance company 10 authorized TO transact
the busiusoo Of fnc Insurance in this State nv
Aesnss. properly appointed sud authesised 3.
eekoowledee service VI process for and o. behalf
= sstA COMPANY. - required ~ said Aes. until
the Siss day Of January. 4. D.. 1870.
further certify that said statement shsws.
lsG TIE essusl sasust Of paid ~
Oaptsel sfssiA Csopaqy. Dee.
Olet. 1858. 10 ~. 1lSo ooO 90
ID. The aggregate amount Of Aasets
Of said Company. Dec. sist,
1898 to BE-. e................ isl, ,fsa "
ID. The aggregate amount OF Lila
bilities of said Company. Dec
sl". 1888. to be 80. races 81
ash. Tho aggregate Income OF said
Company for the wear lsts
to 6s................,.. -, 6i,ssA -
9TH The aggregate Expenditures of
ssid Company. Tor the year
1855. to bs.................. i7.ola ~
- is sTssvinoNv wuamsop, I have heve.
unto subscribed nv name and sf
hxed the seal II NV oticc the day
aud date above written
JOHN kiLiOTT
Auditor on State
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0rvs HERD "A cold is often thought TO
bee toe triding matter to claim immediate
o. serious attention until it gets such hold
on the lungs - to imperil the life Of the
eonsumptive patisnt-then and not till then
do many thing seriously Of relief, when It
often comes too late; what foolish negli
gsnes We say " say when 20 cents will 60
% far ~ to cure Gold Cough. Sore Threat
Hoarssness, Asthma, 10. hesitate not to
60 to druggist and invest that in . bottle
Of Madams Porter's Cough Baisdm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-26

HE0AAN'S FERRATED ELIXIR OF
BARK. A pleasant cordial prepared from
Calisays Barx and Phyrophosphats Of Iron,
possessing the valuable properties Of iron,
phosphorus, and calasays, without any inc
furious ingredients. AZ . preventative to
fever and ague. and as tonic for patients
recovering from fever and other sick ness, it
cannot be surpassed, and is recommended
by the most eminent physioians. Physi
clans in prescribing, and tho public in pur
chasing, should be particular to specify
HEGMAN'S. rs there are many inferior ar
ticles in the market, purporting to DO ofths
sane combination. Prepared only by lIsg
eman L Co.. Chsmsts and Druggists, New
York, and sold by all respectable Drug
gists.
CHApPEp HANDS AND FAcs, Soas LIPS
&C.. cured at once by the use Of Hegeman's .
Camphor Ice with Glycsrine, keeps hands
soft in the coolest weather. Sec that you
GET the Genuine. Sold by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-26

A WeSssavuL BOOK Let oil suffering
from Deafness. Blindness. Badness, Ca
tarrh. Noises in the Head, Discharges from
the Bar, Consumption, Wsak Lungs, Tight.
ness Of the Chest, Cough. Stufing Or Accu.
mutation Of Phlsgm, or any disease the hssh
10 heir to, enclose 10 cents 70 81 Bond St.,
New York, fer Mrs. NJ. @. BaowH's Meta
physical Pamphlet, Of b2 pages. worth hun.
drsds Of dollars to the sick. and also to in.
quiring minds.
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HENRY VINCENT
LECTURE,
UA0or tho Auspices 81 the YooD9
Men's Chrletlon Association.
IN TIE
Burtis Opera House,
wednesday Evening, March 3,
At Z 1-2 o'clock.

At Z 1-2 o'clock.
SUB1kCr The English Mevsmsats l have
taken part 10. aad the Men have kpowa."
sYLLAsUs:-TAs Reform Bill. Rcbx,h hes,
wakely. Hsnry Hunt. william Oehbst, P,an.
els Place. The Battle fos an Uassampea Press.
Thomas Jonsthan W oller Henry Hen erip,ten
Bronterrs O'Brien. John Cleave Laman n.,.
ehard. Douglas Jsrrold. The Char,,st Nov.
msnt. How 1t rose. william Lovstt ana N.
Moral Force Leaders. Fergus oConnor ana n.
Agitaten. TIE part played. Arrest oe ~.
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