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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.
Drowning Casualty Jumped Overboard-Ac
dents-The Excise License Fund

One thousand six hundred and sixty nine licenses
have been issued up to date by the new EXCISE
hoard. The fees received amount to s71,147.
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Charles Casey was fully committed for trial yesrer.
day by Justice VOORHEES, for attacking and robbng,
at MONDAY. an old resident Of williamsburg named
Dettler.
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An infant named Margaret Austin, about eighteen
months old, fell from fourth story window at the
residence OF her parents, in Pearl street. yesterday
and was severely and 1t is believed fatally injured
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AVtfuHt temperature ytsICIUty oV/e
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 10
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The apartments of Aaron Null, No. 1917 Norti
First street, f. De- were entered by sneaks OF
Wednesday night. who carried Off $11s in money,
gold wotch, gold chain and q pair OF sleeve but
TONS
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Izzeirerene Mcclellan butcher, residing at 1,46l
Third avenue, was committed by Justice Cox, at JEFF
ferson Market yesterday, in default OF $1,000 bail,
upon complaint of Patrick Campbell, residing at the
corner OF Eighth avenue and Thirty-siXth street,
charged with hitting him on the head with brick,
severely nJurlng him.
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Albert Hager died suddenly at 42o West Thirty
sixth street.
Rum and caoric killed Charles W. Thompson at
Al oliver street yesterday.
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The Eastern District Scheutzen Corps concluded
their fourth annual festival at Myrtle avenue Park,
ast'eyening when Christian Hunken was crowned
king by the Princess Kollmeyer, daughter OF the
depOsed monarch.
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HOnlIny.

NUENNHAA.T y
EAHREL wholesale and retail,
at the NEW YORK GROCERY.
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New Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS. February 1.-The
committee appointed by the meeting
on Lafayette Square, Monday night,
waited on Governor Yarmouth this
afternoon, and presented their reso-
lutions. Governor Yarmouth, in re-
ply, made some disclosures as to how
various measures were engineered
through the Legislature by good citi-
zens, TO sign one of which he had
been offered $4,000 by one party,
and in addition, Mayor Conway, of
this city, had offered him any consid-
GRAFTON to sign it. The bill was ve-
toed. The bill referred to was the
$5 100000 dollar gold bond bill, for
redeemipg city money.
He was also offered $4,000 to sign
the Nicholson Pavement Bill, which
he vetoed. The Governor complained
of the refusal of the leading men of
he had invited them, and said, If
you aud two thousand five hundred
citizens, who were present at the
meeting which sent you here, would
give their supDort to me and honest
members of the Legislature, there
will be 10 difficulty in restraining the
improvement of LEGISLATION. L think
[ have a right to ask it, and if you
will give it, / assure you that many OF
the evils complained of will be avoid l.
ed" He said, in conclusion, that II
was his purpose to administer the
affairs of the State Government to
the best of his ability, and for the
welfare of the people, and asked the
assistance and CO operation OF good
citizens.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

WASHINGTON, February 3 IL The
Reconstruction Committee TO day
heard General Ames regarding the
situation in Mississippi. General
Ames expressed an apprehension that
the restoration of the State would re-
suit In the release Of Yerger. who IS
charged with killing Colonel Crane,
Mayor of jackson. In answer to G.
question, whether, If restored, Mis-
siisippi would remain loyal, he re-
piled, in effect, that she would for
several years at least, as, ia addition
to exercising the military provisions
of the reconstruction acts. he had
appointed such civil officers as gave
assurances of protection TO all classes.
regardless of race or color. The
committee finally agreed to report q
bill for the Representation Of Nissis-
sippI IL Congress, similar 10 she Vir.
ginia BILL
Secretary Robson has addressed q
letter to Capt. Commereu, command
ing Il. B. NJ. ship Monarch. EXPIRE ss-
ing his congratulations at the arrival
of the Monarch IN these waters, and
upon the satisfactory issue Of her mis-
sion. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to Capt. CommerelI 10 use any OF
our navy yards for the porpose Of
making any repairs to this Monarch
that may be required, and also TO
visit Annapolis, where mary Of oui
Senators aud members of the Cabinet
would be happy 20 pay their respects
to him and Visit the noble ship under
his command.
The President to-day signed O bill
authorizing the Clerk Of State to ad-
minister the oaths aud afirmatiOns on
applications for passports.
WAsHINGToN. February 3.-Ibree
| years ago the Government made an
| agreement with Frazer, Trenholm &
20. Tor a settlement for the effects
they had on hand as agents of the
late Confederate States, and which
was claimed by the United States as
public property. This agreement, Il
consummated would have placed In
the Trensury 100000, Eold. An
| agent OF these parties Is now here tC
induce the Government to compr0.
mise the matter By taking their prom.
1ssory notes for $500. 600 in currency
and dlsmIsslng all legal proceedings
against them, here and il England
Frazer. TrenhG4n & Go. have, it j:
said, several million dollars worth ol
landed estate "a the South all o.
which is under an Injunction. by order
Of court, to satisfy the claims of The
Government. An interesting cas-,
will soon be made Of it before th,
| II. S. Supreme Court
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

MARSHAL WUNDERLICn and
ADoLPH PFAFFLIN have been honor
ed by the Republican party of Ev-
ansvile with Office whenever they
asked for it. Neither OF these gen.
tlemen have ever done anything 10
forfeit the respect or confidence Of
the party, so far as VIC are Informed,
nor will they do so now zee are aSsur-
ed. IF the Democrats of Evansville
want to support them or other good
Republicans for various City and
County offices, we think they will do
wise thing, aud will thereby condone
their bitter hostility to these gentle
men heretofore. when they were
candidates. We are content with the
situation. and shall not complain if
the Courier continues its efforts to
praise men who have only known it
heretofore as a bitter opponent. We
can say to Republicans that they
need have no fear that CHRIS WUE-
DERLICH or ADoLPH PFAFFLIN will
turn their backs upon the party
which has always supported them
when asked to do so.
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, February 3.-Two men
were killed in this city last night.
The subscription is increasing fine
ly fer the orphans Of Costeman. The
Spaniards manifest great indignation
at the killing of Costeman. From
all parts OF the island come reports
Of public demonstrations of bitter
ness against the Cubans. The Cap
tain General sent dispatch to Ma
tanzas, warning the volunteers there
not to commit any acts of violence,
for it would only give a poor idea oil
the government which employs them,
by committing acts. of retaliation, and
advising them to confine themselves
to their duty and the maintenance Of
public order, in the performance oi
which they are the main staff Of the
an uthorItIeS
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THE British Government has taken
charge of all the telegraph lines in
the Kingdom, and will. hereafter, run
them in connection with the Postal
Department. The varioss companies
have been bought out at an expense
of nearly two hundred millions of
dollars in gold. and the Government
proposes to cheaper rates, and intro
duce many other improvements and
reforms. The advocates for such a
state of affairs in this country are
many, and are daily becoming more
clamorous. Would it not be well for
them to wait and see what success the
English have? Besides, cur Govern
ment has no great amount Of money
just now liable to rust for want of
employment. The telegraph lines in
this country would cost uearly as
much as those IN Great Britain, and
We cannot spare the money.
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The COsteman TFageGy-JuFy In the
Glass0n Divorce case Fail 10 AgFe9
-SeTen for Plaintiff and Five fer
Defendant-OtheF Items.
NEW York. Feb. 3-The following
telegram, explanatory of the Key
West tragedy, has been received IN
this city:
KEY WEST, Feb l.
The duel between Costemau aud
Reyes, editor of EL RepubIcGq0, did
not take place, because the authoTi-
ties interfered. Another Cuban
challenged Costeman. but the latter
would not accept. The Cuban then
insulted Uosteman, who fired q shot
at him. In returning the fire Coste-
man was killed. Another Cuban and
Spaniard who we're present ezohang-
ed shots, and were both slightly
wounded.
The Jury in the Glasson divorce
case could not agree, and were dis
charged yesterday. They stood seven
for the plaintiff aud five for the de-
fendant.
There were 657 Immigrants landed
at this port since January 26, making
total of 1924 who have arrived
since the 1st ult
NEW 'YoRK. Feb. 3-Princa Ar
thur at the invitation Of General
McDoRell, visited the Harbor Forts
this afternoon, and was received with
a royal salute at Governor Island
The Rev. Horace Cook i now with
his family near Boston, under medi-
| cal treatment.
The New York tax levy for city
| purposes. amounts to 50 554 O00
100000 less than last year.
1t is reported that tho death of
Varble or Reddy, the blacksmith,
was a hoax. He will probably re-
| cover.
The National Board o Fire I'm
derWriters, who have been holding
sessions here, have adopted a form of
obligation, pledglBg all companies to
| abide by the regulations and require
ments Of the Board or it Executive
Committee. Agents who place risks
at less than the tariff, on second con
viction, are to be removed. The
Board has adjourned.
NEW YoRK, February 3.r-Suits
were instituted by Judge Piertepont,
in the U. S. Csurt, to day, TO cor
denim 100000 worth of distilled
spirits, recently seizsd by Collector
Gay. These suits are "a addition TO
those heretofore commenced by the
istrict Attorney of the United
States.
The Grand Jury heard the testi-
mony to day showing that nearly one
hundred liquor dealers Ct this city
were doing business without q license
from the Collectors of Jheir several
districts.
Some two hundred thausand dollars
worth of smuggled cigars were seized
to day on the steamer Eagle, from
Havana.
New YoRK, Febrsary 3-The Di-
rectors of the United States Express
Company are now in session ia this
city. having under consideration a
declaration of dividend.
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OUaBUlrrTTON.

The Three Remedies. a2CHENCH's pu1-
uosIC SYRUP for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds. Bronchitis. and every form ~ con-
sumption The peculiar action OF this mad-
icina ripens the ulcers ln Tie lungs, pro-
notes The dtacharge OF The corrupt matter
by eXpectorauou- Furidaa the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy falls,
"schencE's Hea-Wecd Tonic" for the
cure OF DTspepsla or Indigestion, and ala
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigoratea the digestive organs. supplies
the place OF the gastric juice whom chat is
dencients and tnen enables the patient to
digest tAa m0st nulriclous food. Ii is
sovereign remedy for aIl cases OF indiges-
tion.
"acEauck's Mandrake Pllls,1 Que of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered.
being = vegetable substitute FOR calomei.
and having au the useful properties as-
cTibei DO lhat mineral, without producing
auy Of lls injurious effects.
To these three medicines pr :. hi
sehenck, 81 Philadelphia, owos hls un-
EIvaIsi success IN The Treatme Z of Pui-
mouIc Consumption. The Pulm3nic SYRUP
ripens the morbid matter. dlsclareea 81.
and purine3 the blood. The Mandrake
Pills acs upon The liver, remove all OBJ
stEuctlons theremom, give the organ
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint.
which ls one OF tne most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
Tao sea-Weed Tonic 1nVt9orates the
powers 0fthe stomach and bTelrsnEthen-
ing tho digestion and bringing il to IS more
mal ana healthy condition, improves the
quality of the blood ~ whitsa means the
formation Of uIeers or fubeFsi4s ln tie
lungs oeeQiues 1H41o4sihfa. Tha combined
action ~ hese nedtsineE, as thus ex-
piainer. cur every case 81 cousump-
ton. ~ tne mcales are usaa iu time and
tha rge 9ftha is pelaevarsE fn sufficient
ig ~ 0rlagt tha CT 90 2 favorable iornfna-
aon
I'r eeaeilliZ's Alrnauae, contairingh fulI
treatisa on le V2rIous forms Cf disease,
hts mode Jf ,raatneut, and general difac-
t.ols how to use bis medicine. can be Lad
gra q or sent by mail bg Addressing his
Principal once, $50. IS Eorth sixth street
rhuldsIphia, Pa.
Price 81 ihe Fulmonie 5yraD and Sea.
weed 1oaic, each o. 5a par botfle, 0r g7 go b
lalf a11en. Mandrake Pins a-e. per box.
For sale ny an druggists ard aeaIsrs
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Rev York Legislature.

ALBANY, Feb. BIN the Assembly
to day report was presented from
the Canal Board that the cost of COM
pleting the Erie, Oswego and Cham
plain Canals, according to the esti-
mates, was as follows: Erie, 2.418,-
620; Champlain. 1857, 600; Oswego,
1924 600: total, S2.910, ,220.
The Board also reported that the
work should be completed in three
years.
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Key Wesr Items.

KEY West, February 2.-Mr. Ra :
mos, the agent of the Cuban Junta,
has received a dispatch confirming the
report that $50 persons had been
killed and wounded by the Spaniards
in Havana, in tumult growing out of
the Costeman affair." At the latest
accounts the carnage had not ceased.
The Cubans seem to have been mur-
derad without resnect to narsons.
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RL.al.LL NoE-LE 80.

For those who Wish 20 experiment ~ q
small way vita tlEse giant cereals. we
have concluded 10 O1zr DOLLAR SAM
PEah PACKAGES, tons giving every body y
chance - profit Dy their Introduction.
Any man, woman. or boy who has a farm
garden, or village lot. can make &6o by
sending aA 60 once Tor pacaages euougn
70 grow le bushels Sent postpaid, with
printed history fpi OF interest to every
farmer. Look out for counterfeit seed
Order only rrom the oI1slnators, u. W..
Is AMSD Al4l4 e. Co, Dis Pearl Street, New
York, or III Lake street, Chicago. CIrcn-
L.r Iraa
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CHlcAao. February g letter I

CHICAGO, February 3.-A letter has
been received at Sheridan's head
quarters, in this city, to- day, from
Camp Supply, Indian Territory,
dated January 231, says that Bull
Bear, a prominent chief of the Chey-
ennes, came to that post with import
ant news from several hostile tribes
thereabouts. He states that the
Kiowas, Comanches and Apaches,
who are very numerous and formida-
BILE, are making active preparations
for war upon the whites, and had
urged the CheyenAes to join them.
No little apprehension was excited
among the white settlers of the Terri
tory who heard this news, and il is to
be feared that serious trouble with
the treacherous red skins is in store
for them at IA early day.
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spoon shop of Charsss Parker, IN
East Meridian, was entirely destroyed
by fire 70 day. Loss $4,000. small
insurance.
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A SHOOTING afray occurred In
ORensboro, recently, in which one
negro shot another in the abdomen.
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RnnkWhaat ALAN.

az BARRELS JUST RECEIVED
from the North, foI sale in quanIi-
suit purchasers, by
VICKERY BROS,
Il and 7R Main at
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q FACT FOE PTYsToLoG ssTs.

a FACT FOE VsE0L0G ISIS. -
a.. 10 is q singular fact tnat iu this enc
ngnteued ase and country the treatment
usually adopted by the faculty ju cases OF
DYSPEPSIA (ifEDTGEsr rIoE1 la the result of
false Theory, Indicating @ LQDtea table fCn0-
rance OF me DhU10iCgg Of me s6sulQcb ana
dfgesflUc organs, ana rs I'm most instances
Cafcui Rted 10 establish and confirm The
malady 1t fs intended % remeve- The
SeCretGrB a. the PhtiGdeLpht1 Botanic INIT
tHte Will feel pleasure ln forwarding etEE)
% am applicants the eXcsllguG botanic
remedy Tor l1uIGEsrfON, BlLI0Us AND
LIVER CoMpLAI1Trs. recently discovered
by Professor Walker, Of Sydney, New
south wales. Australia, aad e0mmuni
Gated TO th8 institute DE that u sLln-
gulshcd botauisJ. The Medical Reform
Society <al whose cost these announce
meutE appcal) wish tJ % be distinctly un-
derstood that they viii NOT, ia amy shape
nor under any circumstance whatever,
accept any c01tTtJEtlGa, Zee. 0T grGtaltV FOX
this rcclpet toe object ot thc Society Being
20 demonstrate the superiority oE the boz
tau1c over every other practice or melt
cine, aud In return only desire that those
VINO may bs slsually Denedtted by it wiz
forW yard 20 the Society = abatement OF the
case. and thus aid with facts fn aceeIeT-
atiug the present movement in favor OF
medical reform. Enclose directed en-
veiop8 20 the Secretary Botanic institute,
9l8 south Fifteenth 5L, PhiIadel phla. Pa.
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DRUGG1Sg8.
8OH LAVAL
Selling 0ut At Cost.

s 1 am about to make chance % the
-. house. / 'ofrer my entire stock Of karcv
goods below cost Lt consists in ladies'
aad Chtldreu's WOrsteu Hoods; .Slso ia
Ladies' Breakfast Sh&Wls and Hosiery.
Lsces and ali kinds of Trimmings.
Heuceforlh we viii keep always on hand
a good stock OF A1illtnery Goods and Hu-
man Hair Goods. Particular attention
paid TO Hair WorE. Bralds made OF com b.
aea. Stamping a.aa done
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04
VOL. XXI.

The hohitor says the skating rink
is the moss popular institution in
ORenshoro.
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Eorsign New.


LONDON, Feb. 3-aIr. D5uglass S
has received q letter FROM Asburs
declining his form Of challenge Tor Il
race between tbs yachts Sappho and
Cambria, and now offers q new pz0p0-
sitiou to Mr. Douglass for three races
from NOblIght, round Overs Light
OF Sunset Coast, thence round Steam
I bOat twenty miles out 70 sea and back
to Noblight, a total distance of fifty
five miles. Asbury recalls his for
mer offer TO race the Sappho unC0n-
ditI0nally, and insists on time al
lOWance. Should a race now take
place and the observance Of the New
/ York rule Of measurement, Douglass
viii pr0babiy accept the Overs Light
race offers.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Mr. LEROY has
resigned bis seat in Parliament for
the Dublin Ministry.
LONDON. February 3.-The amount
of specie 10 the Bank Of England in~
creased 9228. GOO sterling since last
/ Thursday.
LONDON, Feb. 3-A dispatch has
been received here FROM Bombay, an
nouncing that the Great Eastern was
signailed of the MaIlabar coast On
the 18th of January.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 3.-The steam
ship Bremen arrived here to day from
New Orleans.
FRANCE.
PARIS, February 3.-Several depu-
ties propose soon to move ia the Corps
LegIslatiF the restoration of the prop
erty Of the Orleans family.
PARIs. Feb. 8 Victor Hugo's
drama, LuoIezia Borgia. was pro
duced at Port st. Martha last night.
The audience vas noisy and disor
deFly. Paul De Cassagnac, a jour
nalist, was bissed and otherwise in
suited.
PARIS. Feb. 3.-The amount of
specie on hand today at the Bank Of
France IS 10. 100, COO francs more than
last Thursday.
SPAIN.
MADRID, FEB. 3.-The notorious
Carlist leader, Marquis HeEmaza. re-
Gently sentenced 10 perpetual banish-
ment for participation in the late Csr-
list insurreotiOn. has escaped. He
was on bis way 70 the port Of Cadiz,
iB custody Of the civil guard and the
supDosition is, that the escape was
the result of @ ooiiusion, as the ser
geant and himself have not since been
heard Of
EGYPT
ALExANDRIA, Feb. 3.-It has been
c7fnIe f-~le,,..-t -. k.-1 fb.A --o-aaf, i 80 e.
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SAWS 81 aii descriptions. AXES. Belr-
ING and A1ILL fCEHIsETTHGs. EIRCUItafs Ia
SA VS. with Eoltd Teen. ~ win PArEsr
ADJ usrABAE ro1STss s7lpeTt0r - dH fnssrf-
ed Teeth SG51e
F EGLCAs REDUCED Sf
send t1E Price Last ana gfrcu1ar.
" EEEH q GHIFEITHE
En.E-.rl .-... n L-.-.e.r al. 1
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RrickIaYers, Notice.

HERE WILL BE a MEETING OF
the BrfcIlaye ers Of Evansville held in
= cftv IN VVcdYf esdey evening, February
- o7clocz F-ad.s at he engine house
g rs transact business 81 Importance
which Lms q fun attendance y Re-
ege8. - al WIZ hs interested in Lne
sflne aai l8t
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Snarrlng hatcll-ElPe.

MEMPHIS, February 3.-Tom Allen
gave sparring exhibition here last
night.
near Marion, Ark. together with 20
bales of cotton, were burned Monday
night. =
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- s-2 sSsSis sz-a5 - EsaSa s42s - ~2--@ g
Late Washington Items.
Late Now York News.
More about the Costema b
Tragedy.
The jury in thu Glasson
Divorce Case Fail
to Agree.
Late News from New Or
leans.
News by Atlantic Gable.
News by Atlantic Gable.

The COsteman Tr3geGy-JuFy In the
Glass0n Divorce case Fail 10 AgFee
Seven for Plaintiff and Five fer
Defendant-OtheFI Items.
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Carpenter to address the Senate upon the
bill relative to the neutrality of the United
States. Vice President laid be ore
the senate a com mun1catt0n from the
president in response to the senate res0-
luton of inquiry relative to the trouble IN
Winnepeg, which was referred ..-......l ne
Senate, at O'Clock, went into Executive
session, and soon afterward adjourned.
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ALEXANDRA, Feb. Sit has been
fairly demonstrated that vessels draw
ing no more than 17A feet Of water
are able TO pass through the Sdez
Canal with SAFETY.
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00oley's Baking Powder.
las no EQUAL-EVERYRO
IS It, For sale at
VICKERYS' STORES,
l1E3 e and "a Main ST
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The Healing Pool.
aBA Es E0E V@UwG mEW. who
go Hafe l-tie4 iiia1 VICIOUS uaDitsf and
now desire liEher llfc, and Setter
4-4-ft8yDDl with certain means OF relief
loI ihe alllicled. 5eut in scaled iolfer ems
Keiopcsf lree uf charge. Address How
ARD ASSOCIATIONS, BOX p., PHILhDEr-
Eatlar "a eanln
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Vegetables.

ssHEPS, ,TURNIPS, POTATOES,
Iions Beets, and Sweet Potatoes, for
NICKERYS' STORES,
70 and rs Main st.
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Vinegar Pickles.

THE DOZEN OR HUNDRED,
=Zeeflsnt quality, at
YICKERY BROS.
70 and rs Main St.
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PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-Mr.
Horace Binney, Jr. President Of the
Union Leagua Club, and a dlstin-
guished laVTsr died t1 tar a-E 3
brief illness
HARrFoRD EssEa.Lg -L -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04
j smpagne Cider. from Ohio.

ET RECEIVED. 10 BARRELS A
?. 1 Cider, IN iron bound barrels; an
9nt article, made from russet apples,
E=ea neuded especially for bottIing. For
low as good common cider, by the
or gallon, st
VICKERY Bros,
70 and rs Main st.