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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-18
THE aAREx E.Es.


By Telegraph NEW YoRK, AuU,,ztl II.
for middiing uplands. - -'|4
FLoUa sI k,esSs bpts. of 1905 bbls; more
IS GAS Is for superdue western -, sSf2te,.
IS 1906 IS for extra do. IS 2Oa6 81 for oooi
to choice do; % S5g7 60 for whjta uSeaf
western extra; S6 1597 so for extra nh9a.
&c OOap 90 for extra St Louis OHAO'
Rye FLoUR-QGtet; sales of $50 bbIs at
SO SoR IN MEA1-Quie,.
WHI-KY-ffrnR; sales 200 bbls at azs
WHEAT = hesseosdlpIs S0.OS5 bushes; IN2c
NO. 3 spring; s. 1901 28 for No. surtn 10.
81 20 for ia. inc spring; 81 33@l 80 1or Nc.
spring; 81 401l 43 foe winter red and am
Der western, aud 81 42lgl Al for new winter
red and aTnbe Western.
RYE-Quiet.
CURN-Heceipts 81, $50 bushels: quiet and
arm; sales 81, $50 bushes at 84aSsc Tor new
mixed wesleA n.
OATS Receipts los. JOB bushels; unsteady
and lower; sales 81 50 09U bushels at 5O752a
for western; 54g6'c Tor ONO and state.
and rio Grnnds.
lbs at 35a52 for domestic f1eece s7S5a0 To-
pulled; 4k1a54c Tor dubbed. 49,
HAY % "a. demand s5g9oc for shipping
CoFFEE-Quiet.
MoLAsSEs-Nominal.
RLoE-Quiet at sk69Z. amaeo
255z for refined. Si"~s ;
TURPENrINE-Du1I at s31<
PoRK-Sales Of 800 bbIs at s27 for mess; So
@26 for prime; S3Og3S for prime mess. va
BKEF-Steady aud ouIeT sales of IN hhIs
at Si29l6 Tor plain mess; Sl6al9 for exfrs
mess. Beer bans, nominal. fierce hesf
/ India mess. ~ S"A AZ
MIDDLEs-Quiet.
CUT MEATS Dull; sales of Is Packages a
| 19,92lZ for picked hams Z
LARD Shade firmer: quiet. sales of %
terces at la1z(52615 for steam I70I7l% fol
Kettle rendered. SS'/2 AZ
| BUrTER-FIrmer at 2lG3Oc for western.
/ CHEESE-DuIl at6nl4c. q ~ y
/ Exports for the week were S3,23s.y4S: 1 n
4 Guiding flour, 46 .3z7 barrels; wheat S79 or
| bushels; corn .408 bushels; pork. lO7
bbls; beef, 253 bDls, and 1856 tIerces: Gu
/ meats, 49y,655 pounds; butter. 2I SO Ibs
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, August IL.
FLoUR-Unchanged and dull; family
IS 25@6 so; extra IS 1896.
WHEAT-Heid higher; winter red Nos. 2
anu 81 20agL IS.
CoRS-In better demand and 1rm at 77@
soc. ers0
OATs-Unchanged.
RYE-Quiet at 7SgS0c.
BARLEY-Quiet at Sl9l 05.
CoTTcN -lS9lS14 for middling.
TOBACCO-In good request; sa,es of H3
hhds at "a o0tG22: receipts light.
" HISKY-steady at 93G94c.
MESS PoRK-Sold at S25 so.
LARD-HeId at l55z9l6c for city; country
sold at l512.
BULK N EATS-U Unchanged and dull at l3c
for shoulders; sides I5c.
BAC0N-Moderate demand and market
firm at I41z9I7@I754 for shoulders, clear rib
and clear sides. hams dun at 2412G25c.
EGGs-FIrmer and higher al l3GI4c.
BUTTER-Prime sea- ce and market firm
at 2693Oc.
1oLD-14l7 buying.
ExCHANGE-I-i0 discount buying.
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ST, Louis EaFket,

BY Telegraph ST.. LOUIS. August II.
ToBAoCo-Good grades firm and IN
changed.
CoTroN-Nominal at 171<c.
BEMP-Firms 81 4091 80 for undressed
50 35G2 50for dressed.
RoPE-Stey dy at 601S.
BAGGING-Steady at 39c.
FLoUR-Extremely dull; scarcely any
thing doiAg; prices Unchanged.
WHEAT-DuiI: No. red fall 81 10; No.
do 81 50; ali inspected choice 81 24@I 80.
CoRN-Dulls yellow 72976c; fancy white
S09e3cs
OATs-Very duh 4894S5zc for mIx0d.
RYE-DuII at 68970c.
BARLEY-Qniet; 921zc for prime spring,
81 05 for Minnesota do.
WHIsKY-Quiet at 953.
GROCERIES Dull; coffee 161z922c; sugar
111StG11c: molasses 4096Ic.
PORK-Dull at $50.
BACoN-Dull; only order sales: should.
ers 1870; clear rib I7189I75<c; clear 1870.
LARD-Nominal; I6Z@l61<c.
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The FEARFUL DANGmR suhdnpf

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED g.
Having been long AFFLICTED with CANCEB,
I resOrted to all the remedies or winch T
mending 8 certain herb 10 ne as emo.
/ (as / supposedly procured the herni
and prepRred and applied a. which
made a perfect cure, bat ON cwnmAnaticn
by the family physician hB Informed mo
that the herb / had used, which had made
q perfect and speedy cure was not Oh one
recommended. N.l VINO are alulcter elU
and q Speedy cure by sending Tor zee rea
cine. with fun directions tor use, Price Us
. AddreaFa. with re giatered letter or money
order. Cf NORGM MORGAN, Boz alA Hofa
JervIs, Orange County, New YORK.
fnQQ dam
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new York Gold aud stock MArket.
By TeIegreph.l NEW YoRK. AnensL "


MoNEY-The market in the morning was
quiet and easy, but later in the day there
was good dem and from stock brokers a..
rates on call TO per cent. Many leadimr
railway shares which few days ago were
loaning dat, cannot be loaned at better
than TO per cent. Accounts from the
Atlantic and other principal cities gen
orally state money d. ore active and dearer
than Lere. Little Is doing IN the discount
line; nominal rates for prime paper to 8
per cent. The currency balance in the
Treasury, according TO Warrington dis
patches, amounts to Sz8 ,952, $40; q decrease
OF nearly 81, 900 as compared with the
last statement. The explanation, there
fore, is said TO be either the destruction OF
eleven millions muttIated currencv. or the
transfer OF currency to the pension fund.
Join balance Sl0I 1857 .9e2, of which $500
900 is In gold certIncates.
STERLING-DuII at 9sz9956.
GOLD-QuleL; opened rather strong, on a
report OF u French victory, but later to-
day 1t declined; prices opened al IT16,
| touched l7Sz and closed at I7LMl7s%, un-
der the f1rLnnesS OF bonds in London, and
sales by weak bulls. Carrying rates per
| cent 10 fat. C.earances S3I 100000. Elk.
ports 81 ,4oU, 000 The Treasury sold 81 600 OJC
at IL II. lU0gl7 7-l00.
| GJYERNMENTs-Strong and higher, un.
der purchases by leading German ban kers
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OPERA HOUSE
nvro q



the Three Remedies "GCHENCHis rrr..
MoNIo sxRuP." for the curo OF Couehg.
Colds, bronchitis. and every form Of Gone
sumption. The peculiar action Of this 1o1e
icine ripens the ulcers ia tho lungs, pro.
NOTES the discharge OF the corrupt mattar
by expeotoralion. Purinea tie blood anE
thus cares Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
Schonck's Sea-Woed Tonic" for enc
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ana au
diseases arising nom debility. This tonic
invigoratea the a gestiva organs, supplies
the place or she gastric Juice when that ia
deficient, and then enables the patient tc
digest the most nutrioioua food. 10 a
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indlvess
ton.
" Sohenok's Mandrake pills." one OF enc
most valuable medicines ever disoov
being a vegetable substitute for oaIcmal.
and having al the useful properties ne
cribed 70 that mineral, without producing
any OF It's injurious effects.
TO these three mo4icines D2. s.
schenok, Of Philadelphia, owes bis uu-
rivaled success IN the Treatment Of rul-
monic Consumption. The PulmonioEyruu
Eipens the morbid matter, diachara 10.
and purlfies the blood. The MnndfaHo
A. AAAn tNb l}AA tka AA#EAa AeWNHa atta
structiOns thererOm, give the organ
healthy tone, ana cure Liver Complaint.
which Is one Of the most prominent causes
/ OF CoaBump0on.
The Sea-Weed Tonic LnviEnrataa tho
powers ofthe stomach and byalrensfhsn-
ing the digestion aud bringing 40 10 auor-
NAL and healthy condition, Improves tho
quality Of the blood, by which meana tne
formation or ulcers or tubergies a. the
lungs becomes impossible. Tho combined
action og hase medicines, aa thus oI-
pl6ined, " I cure every case Of Cons nu.
ton a Their NEEDLES are used in tine ana
the use OF the s. persevered ia sufficient
/ Iy 10 bring the case I'd "a favurabie terutnaa
tion.
DR.. schench'a almanac containing tula
treatise on the various forms OF dieeoro.
/ his mode Of treatment, and general ete1r
lions how 60 use his medicine. can b hac
gratis or sent BY mail by adureaainG me
Principal once no. 10 North Sixth streat-
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the PuImonfo Syrup and 8cas
weed Tonic. eaoa O Sc per bottle, or 81 51a
half dozen. Man6raEe Pills, $50. PEI loEs
For sale by al druggists and dealers
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LoUIsvILLE. August IL.
BAeGrEG-Steady at 2s1z@3Oc for hemp
and fax.
CoTToN- Unchanged and he'd firm at lSc
for middIin9.
ELoUR-Demand better; extra family
So IS.
WHEAT-s1 2OaI so.
OATs-40c.
CoRN-S1 90. fH
RYE-85c.
PRovIs1oNs-Dull mess pork so; bacon
l4N9 III q l6s4c; bulk meats 1871 a 1870
171zc; sugar cured ha& 25c.
LARD-l7c. H
WHIsKY-Raw Inactive at e4d95c.
TOBACCO Sales OF I53 hhds at "a 1896 rs
for frosted trash and Tugs; IS S5G6 rs for
medium leaf; S40l3 for good leaf to me-
dunn bright wrappers.
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WATLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1870.
CIT NE w 8 !.
wand erbuFgh County Republican
Convention.

Alta meeting of the County Ezecu-
i've Committee, held at the Club
Rooms, on Friday, August 9Th, 1870,
it was unanimously resolved that a
MASS CONVENTION of the Re-
publican voters Of Vsnderburgh
County, for the nomination of all
candidates for county offices to be
elected at the October election, be
held on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1sT.
at the CRESCENT CRY SPRINes, in
the City Of Evansville.
tits recommended chat each town
ship and precinct be entitled to cast
the number of votes indicated below.
taking the Republican ballots cast at
the Presidential election of 1868, as
a basis:
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? - --1A39Cl89l ID
FFEE-InactiVe; prime 171<9171zc.
RurOpean Markess.

By Telegraph LoEDoN, Aug. IL.
CensoIs for money 9ls6; account az
American securities ste Any: 62s S71z; 65e
81 61s VI: l0-40s S215; Erie IT'S; Illinois
Central IO9Z; Atlantic q Great Western
q: stocks steady.
middiing upIands stzgSz6; Orleans 9a91S :
sales IL ,D0O bales. California white wheat
los 7dalcS 81 red western No. 2 Sc l0dG8s
lid winter 9s l0d1I0s. Western -four 24s
edges. Corn No mixed sos Sd. Oats 3s
I'd. Barley IS. Pork lies. Be - Ills. Lard
78s. Cheese 62s Cd. Bacon SIS Sd for Cum
AS Cd.
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RT Persons who are recovering
from aRue and fever will fnd Clouds
Invigorating Cordial a certain pre-
ventive of relapse. Pale and bloated
faces are almost universally the re
suits of an attack OF chlils; and al
most as universally are these IN
pleasant effects removed by the use Of
this cordial. The Frustrated nerves,
the Impoverished blood, the torpid
liver; indeed, the WHOLE SYSTEM is
speedily restored to a healthy condi-
ton. By reading the little pamphlet
which accompanies this Invaluab bic
medicine, you will find sufficient ties
timony to convince the most incred-
ulous. aug13 lW.
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New orleans market.

BY TelegFaph.l NEW ORLEANS, August ~.
CoTToN-Quiet and steady; middlings
11149I11zc; sales eco bales; receipts 1873
bales; stock 1855 bales
ELoUE---Dull; superfire S. 25; Xxx Sc;
CCoRS-lLoweri mixed o0c; white csc.
BAcON-171zc.
Hay-&28.
FoRK,oosl %: shoulders I51<al51zc; clear
rib loe1ozc; clear sides l91<qI9%.
AAMS-Sugar cured 25026c
IARD-Tierce NE; reg lS5<c.
SUGAR-Prtme l3c -
MoLASsES -50dT5c
WHISKY-e21%caSI o.
CoFFEE-InactiVe; prime 171<@171<c.
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New AdVerGIsesne nts.
Newspaper
Advertising.

A Book OF I25 closely printed pages
lately issued, contains q list OF the best
American Advertising Mediums, giving
the names, circulafions, and fult particu-
lars concerning the leading Daily and
Weekly Political and Family Newspapers,
together with those having large clrcula-
lions, published In the interest OF Relt'
gioD, Agriculture, Literature, &s., &C
Every Advertiser, and every person who
contemplates becoming such, Will md
this book of great value. Mailed free TO
any address on receipt of fifteen cents.
GEO. P. POWELL ~ Co., Publishers,
No. 40 Park Row, New York.
The Ptttsourg (Ra.) Leader, In Its issue
of May %, 1870, says: The firm of q. p.
Rowen a Co., which issues this interesting
and valuable book, Ia the largest and best
Advertising Agency in the United States,
and we can cheerfully recommend it to
the attention of those who desire to ad-
vertiee their business scientifically and
| systematically In sEch a way: that Is, so to
| secure the largest amount OF publicity for
the least expenditure of money"
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WANTED.
BOARDING.

FEW DAY Oh WEEKLY BOARD
ers can be accommodated with board
IN Tow rates. at MRS. ANN WEBB'Sy cor
rer Third and Cherry SITS. aul5-1Wd
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO, Aug, II.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged
WHEAT - Moderately active and 2d2Lc
higher; No closed at 95Ca96c, cash; 81 liza
81 ll1zs seller September: this afternoon
the market was lower; 81 O891 OS1z, seller
September.
CoRN-Firm and 2a21<c higher: closing
at 729721zc for No. 2; this afternoon the
market is dull at 7I15c, seller August.
OATS-Zglc higher; closing at 38I@39c.
RYE-l9lHc higher: closing firm 721Se
for No. 2.
BARLEY-In large supply; closed at 81 OF
n IGHWLEEs-Quiet and steady at SIC for
PRovIsIoNs-DuII. aud almost nominal
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MamDhIs E!arkat.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, August Il.
CsTroN-Steady; middlings 18z9lS1Sc;
receipts 20 bales; exports 243 bales.
FLOUR-DuiI at S. E0G8 Is.
Consultative at S5a92c.
OATs-Firmsr and are: SOC.
HAY-Stesdy at Sl8S22.
BSAN Steady at so %.
PORK-Dull at 1872
RD-Unchanged.
BAcoN-Easier; Shoulders l51zc; sides 1871
@l9c.
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New York DRY GoOds narket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, August II.
AS yet the mar et continues rather quiz
ct, and especially for most kinds OF staple
cottoni but prices are, nevertheless, with
out much alteration. except Whittenton
I71zc; do BIB from l5c to I2%c. Cotton bags
are more acttvei we quote Ontario A at
40ci 46ci and Q 50 cotton DUCKS are also
active, and IN request at 53a52 for No. /
and 10. WoOdbeIry and Druid.
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The Convention will be called 10
order at 10 O'clock AM, and take a
recess at II O'Clock for Basket Din
ner. VIM. HEILMAN, Chairman.
FIN. THAYER. Sec'y.
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~The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
ole Church will hold a Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Octo-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug18 If The COMMITTEE.
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B~ 7. @. BridweIl & Co.. corner
of Main and Third Streets, have o
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-
gress and Rockbridge Alan Waters.
ie17-tf
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The Weather.

COUNCIL MATTERS AT the session
Of the Council as an Equalization
Board yesterday, the bill of Hafee &
Boyle, for gravel, 1855, was allowed,
aud the contract for the extension of
the sewer on Honest John Street,
from Clark to Market, was let.
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B~The recent heavy rains will
certainly be followed by general pre-
Valence of Chills and Fever. Buy q
bottle of Armistead's Tonic, and be
ready for the FIRST symptoms. "An
ounce of preventive is worth Ia
pound Of cure" aug13 1W
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This splendid y air Dye ~ tug Deet - .---
world Harmless, reliable ingtamtaa a9lai
does not contain lead nor any gitaf Ho
son 10 produce paralysis or DEATH AVOID
tine Vaunted and deiusiVe prepal lions
boosting virtues they do not posses & l.ne
genuine Wa. B'ltcheior's Hair DFe has
had 30 years ar taEnishcd reputation 90
uphold its integrity as the only eerlecl
Hair r.ye-Black or Brown. Sold at alL
Druggists. Applied at IS Bond Stree
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Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept ia a first class Drug
Store may be found there in abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and Second.
[Aug. 18 eod-tf
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The Guard eff The Rhine.


The following song, now generally
adopted by the German army as the
National Hymn. has, to great ex.
tent. taken the place of the song,
What is the German Fatherland? 2"
so extensively published In the
United States, the question of the
location of the Fatherland having
been finally settled.
THE GUARD OF TKE RHINE
TRANSLATED FOR THE JoURNAL.
The call rings forth 10 German braves
Like clashing arms or dash Of waves,
''The Rhinel the Rhinei the German
= RhineI
Who will the sacred charge decline2
To guard Its banks from French design,
And firmly stand as Guard on Rhine?"
Through countless German hearts it
dashed,
While German eyes With fervor fasheI;
Aud German youth, 1.-the. strong al d
brave,
Responsive rushed the land to save,
And shouted, = We viii meier decline
The sacred charge, Wen guard the Rhine 20
Zen when their hearts in death are still,
The Rhine no Gallo stream shall I'LL;
For free as water In It's flood,
Shall flow Germania's patriot blood,
Ere we our sacred charge resign
The q I'm and faithful Guard on Rhine.
Then gaze, ye guards, on Heavens blue,
whence spirit braves are watching you,
And VOW German soldiers vow:
The Rhine shall ever German fiow!
Then, Fatherland, rest thou secure
The Guard on Rhine shall keep her pure!
AS long as blood shall course our veins,
Or will, or mind invest our brains,
AS long as musket clasred in hand,
Can help TO rout the plunderer band,
Thou. Fatherland, mays't peaceful dream
The Rhine Guard wards the sacred stream.
The vow pronounced, Rhine pillows fow
Our flags high in the wind may blow;
For to the Rhine, the German Rhine,
Wen all be guards, and guards of thine,
Thou, Fatherland. Then rest secures;
The Guard on Rhine shall keep it pure.
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Choice store Room for Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September /.
Apply TO JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24.tf
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AN UNUSUAL CHANcE-That af
forded by the auction sale of Rosen-
cranz & Smiths Jewelry. commenc-
ing to-day, aud continuing until the
whele stock is closed out. Those
who desire to supply themselves with
Watches or Jewelry at an unusually
low price, should not fail to attend the
sale
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New RffIna.

Dannettell & Duhme have just re-
ceived, per express. the latest styles
of Hats including the Autograph
hat for gentlemen. and Red Stockings
hat for boys, 81 Main Street.
Aug. Is 1w.
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Patent Business.


Persons having business at the Pat
ent Office in Washington, or patent
cases before the courts. would do well
to consult with Messrs. HOLLOWAY,
MASON & BLA RcHARD. patent agents
and attorneys, of w ashington City,
whose card appears in this issue.
The gentlemen composing this firm
make business of patent interests,
and being Iaboriously devoted to their
profession, and having long and ex-
tensive experience in this line, are
competent to give entire satisfaction
to all who may engage their services.
The writer of this is free to say
that there are no patent attorneys or
agents anywhere who will attend to
business more faithfully and intelli-
gently than this firm. They have
been employed on the most important
cases, and have been very successful.
They have German clerks in their
office. and win conduct correspon-
dence in that language if desired.
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THE receipts from Senator Revels'
lecture were $168. the expenses
100 20, leaving the African M. E.
Church $50 so as net gain.
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TIE BASIS OF CIVIL SOCIETY," Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
OF Marriage and the evils and dangers OF
Celibacy; with sanitary help for the at
tatnment of mans true position in life.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P, Phila-
delPk.a, Pa, lfel0 dAwam
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B9- Godey's Ladys Book for Sep
TENDER was received yesterday at Fish
& Barriers book store.
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H@We call attention to the adver-
tisement in another column, in regard
70 Wood Choppers wanted.
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n~ Armistead's Ague Tonic is
Warranted to Cure. Children take il
readily. 1t is both pleasant and safe.
laug13 1w
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B@ Ten good Wood Choppers can
get employment, by calling on JAS
Crofts, No. 136 Main Street.
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Fqeavs for Young Men, On L'1y HIlaf llHU
Mental Fnervati 0n-lo6s Of bodily Ri8ofr
cournTe, and AMBITION r. the c4us
c,grs-vyith BanltGry aid for The leen lA
SeSnoudInR. Sent lreey In seated ~ ON
S.S,se' setfress, HOW ARD ASSOC All 10
HOY il. Philadelphia Pa me1n ~ !. y
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s9~ Initial Paper at the JOURNAL
Office.
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PETER WANDER MADE called at
the JOURNAL Office yesterday to say
that he is not a Democrat, as rumor
accused him of being.
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D9= A large assortment Of Ink
stands just received at the JOURNAL
Office.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For SALE.-A good mich COW;
half blood Attorney. Iuquire at this
office
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For. Conaedonea, BlRciEsWo ru1a OF lsfls.
PinpIv Erupti0rs and blotched uiaf CURES
ftOnF 6n the face Use BerrV'a Com Aaa4
and Pin1oIa Rem edy. Sold by am Druna
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=-w-OVJN 4 AND Lotion Fifth Street,
81 between Walnut and Chestnut one
100 frame. four rooms and a Kitchen.
Il are lot ana plenty of fruit. Price SlloOO.
ara1T St.
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VHYE WILL PAY AGENTS salary of
w $40 per week or allow a large COM
mission TO sell our new Inventions. ADJ
dress ]. w. FRI X q CO Marshall, MicA.
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Cal E0apN wanted in a pay, q bush
OA ANS "a EN ness. s. KENNEDY, Al 3
Chestnut Street, philadelphia.

TYANTEn--AGE ---9 sac Watch
w free, given gratis TO every LIVE man
who win act as our Agent. Business light
and honorable; pays sac per day. AID
dress 70 Monroe Kennedy &c Co PittSburg,
PENNSYLVANIA.
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YEsI nv rs TRUEI

That the Best MOiCerS-the Best Dr0ppers
the Best Self Rakers 90 be found In the
world are the Original and Reliable Dou-
BILE Motion EFHA MACHINES, made
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of Salem, Ohio. Send for Pamphlet con-
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al MODEM HOUaE.

Being q cripple. I have made house plan
ming q special study. One built last sea-
son has proved a model of convenience,
beauty, and economy. Descriptive circu-
lars of Plans, Views, etc, with general In
formation Of value to all, sent free. Ad.
dress with stamp or script IL conveniently
GEO. j. COLBY, Architect, Waterbury,
Vermont,