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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02
New York Dry Goods Harket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. L.
The price of prints has been broken to-
day, by the agents of Spragne, to IOJ<c, to
the SUI prise of other agents and the trade,
Richmond at once fixed his prics at the
same rate. The other agents have not
fully recovered from the demoraliZing eff
fects of this action, aud have not, as yet,
equaliZed their scale in conformity with
this decline, but IL is fair to infer that
prints will settle down to this price, If not
10Ac. Both of the above makes are really
very cheap. In the other grades OF cotton
goods we observe that Laconia brown
canton fannels have been reduced from
lie to l5c: PembertOn o do do from l5c to
I41zc: Lyman q do do from zoe to l8c /:
Naumkeag bleached do do from lie to l6c /;
Mass. r r do do from 1870 to I21<c; Dwight
x brown cottons, from 91ze to &c; do do
from 1910 to l0e; do fIom 1I1Sc To lie;
MinDehaha ticks A are selltng at 321So,
and 7.S do at 27<c. on falling market
trade generally is quiet, and the present is
no exception TO the rule.
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PICOLTiI.
WILTSHIRE & KRIEPKE are ship
ping cooperage to Texas.

WILTSHIRE q KRIEPKE are ship
ping cooperage to Texas.
Is snatching a ham any indication
Of an active pork seiz;n'?
THE heaviest frost of the season
was apparent yesterday morning.
TIE Republican Convention meet,
on Friday, not Saturday, as erro-
nsously stated yesterday.
THE office of the E. G. & p. (Carmi)
Railroad has been removed to the
corner of Second and Locust Streets.
THE German ladies are actively
preparing for grand fancy fair. to be
held in December, in aid of the Ger
man Relief Fund.
THE hop season is over in Wiscon-
sin, but has just commenced in this
city. The hops cultivated here do
not grow on poles.
TIE man Hellman, who was SO Sc
verely injured by Bucherberger, is re-
ported to be improving and may re-
cover.
THE iulets TO the sewers are being
reconstructed SO as to have each pro-
tected By grating, to keep out such
matter as will become distractions,
and impede the drainage.
THE Musical Conservatory of
Messrs. Bukowitz and Chas. Warren,
opened yesterday with fattering pros
poets. Some of the best musical and
educational authorities are very much
in favor of the class system.
Mr.. VIM. JACOBS, of Jacobsville,
exhibited samples of the second crop
of Early Rose potatoes, which he
raised on his place this season. They
are Of full growth, and are altogether
very handsome fruit.
THE reception at the rink last night
was very we'll attended, but not SO
we'll as it will be on Thursday eve
ming, when the grand assembly takes
place. Every one seems to be hold
ing themselves in reserve for that
event.
Mr.. A. II. Fosters pork house on
Water Street near Pine. is rapidly ap-
preaching completion, it is 140 feet
long by 81 feet wide. with a 8 foo!
cellar, and is provided with two
smoke houses, lard kettles and all the
latest eonveniences for business.
LYONS old stand in the Opera
House was all cleared out yesterday
preparatory to the fitting up for the
supper to be given by the ladies of
st. Paul's congregation, which occurs
tomorrow night. and which will be
something unusually elegant.
Mr.. AND Mas. HEILBRoN, recently
married IN this city, had grand re-
ception by their friends in Henderson,
last night, at the City Hall. an invi-
tation to which by Messrs. E. M.
Oberndo1fer and VIM. Thalneimer,
we were unfortunately unable to avail
ourselves of. A large party went
down from this city to attend.
Mr.. AUGUST BRAUNs, whose ability
and efficiency was well proved under
former Auditors, remains as Deputy
Auditor under Mr.. Deczer. Mr.. Otto
Dderre, formerly in the Treasurer's
Office. and until recently book-keeper
with Messrs. 1. & d. Heimann, is an
acquisition to the clerical force of the
Office, but is not Deputy Auditor, as
stated by q morning paper yesterday.
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River Dispatches.

PITrsBURG, Nov. l. Weather clear.
Monongaheia feet 8 inches and rising.
No arrivals. The Julia departed Tor Zanes-
Vile, The Messenger leaves for New Or
leans on Thursday.
CIECINEATI, Novemb Der 1.-The river has
fallen 4 inches, with 7 feet inches of wa
ter In the channel. Weather clear. Their
mometer Sc. There was white fTost last
night, and the thermometer at AN. was
CyINCINNATI. Nov mber L-River7 feet 7
inches. Departed, st. Charles, Pittsourg
R. r. Hudson, Wheeling; Annie Laurie
Kauawha. All the large boats ara lun-
ming.
LOUISVILLE, November L. Arrived,
Kate Putnam, New Orleans. Departed
Silver Lake, New Orleans. River station
ary with q inches in the chute, and ga IT,.
on Portland bar. Weather clear ahd pleas
ant. Heavy frost this morning.
CAIRO, November 1.-Port ilst-Pau1ne
Carroll, st. Louis to New Orleans, noon;
Rec. ST. Louis to New Orleans, PM City
of Chester, st. Louis to Memphis. Z; susie
silver, New Orleans to 81. LOUIS, .. Eiy zs5
ST. LOUIS, November !. - While the
steamer Thompson Dean was at CAIRO yes
terday, two men on board began wrestling
in nIav. and one OF them fell overheard
and drowned. The other while attempt
Ing to rescue him, also fell over ana was
the Dean commenced TO beat his Vile,
when her brother tnterfered, and nght
ensued, in which the brother fractured the
ST, LOUIS, November l. Arrived
Church, from New Orleans; Grand rover,
from Memphis: Colorado, from Nicks-
burg; Johnson, from Keokuk aud Sioux
city. Departed = Julia, to V1elkEsonrg;
Richmond to New Orlean-; Red wing, TO
ST. Paul: johnson, to Keokuk; j. J. Albert,
to the Lower Mississippi; lockwood, TO
Red River. River rising. weather GEAR
and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 1.-The river rose -
inches during the past "a hours, and Is -
inches on Harpeth Shoals Weather clear
and cool.
MEMPHIS, Nov. I.-Weatber clear. Mer-
curry 90. River stationary. Dspartei-
Belle ST. Louis. to st. Louis; thompson
Dean and McGill, to New Orleans; Legal
Tender, to White River. There was Sc
we're frost last night.
VICKsBURG, November l. = Up; Belle
VernOn S PM. Down: City OF Nlcl1sDurg,
10 A NJ: Olive Branch, PM Natchez,
pm River rising. Weather clear and
pleasant.
EKw ORLEANS, November 1.-ATTtved-
RelIe Lee Memphis; Camilla, st. L 'uIs
MoIIIs Able, So. Louis. Departed-Kel-
Iogg and barges, Bismal ok, st. Louis.
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EVANSVILLE INC0MES.-The books
Of the United States Assessor show
that some citizens of Evansville enjoy
princely incomes, although of course
they do not compare with those in the
large cities of the East.
OF those who pay income tax, TWEEN
ty-eight pay on less than 800, thirty
three between 800 and 5000, thirty
between 5000 and $500. Five groups
of fourteen persons each pay on in
comes that range from between $500
and $400 to between $500 and 5000;
eighteen pay on sums over $500 and
below 5000; ten have nearly 81 900;
nine between 81 600 and 81, 100; three
have nearly 81 200, four 81, 800, seven
81 400 and eight 81 800.
Twenty. three persons pay on sums
between 81, 500 and $1,000; twenty. six
between $4,000 and $1,000; eleven be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000; the same
number between $4,000 and $4,000;
seven approach $4,000; three exceed
it without reaching $1,000, and single
returns are made on the following
sums: $1O,085, $12,61O. $12 826, s2O,-
900. $21, 532. $50, 783, $44 47O, $58, 7O1,
which, added to the $1,000 exempt,
will enable them to "squeeze through"
the year.
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WINDOW FULL-What of? Why,
Thompson & Langdon's celebrated
glove fitting corset. Lindley & Bro.
make the finest display of corsets in
their show window we have ever seen,
and say they have just received three
hundred pairs of the above named
corset, which they will sell, as they
sell every thing else, cheap. We
should not be surprised if they make
a corset newspaper advertisement, as
they seem to have confidence in their
goods, and are anxious for everybody
to know what they keep aud how they
sell them.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Hon. David 4.
Laird presiding.-The case of T. B.
Wagley vs.. G.. w. Warren occupied
the day. The question involved was
the rightof property in a horse and
wagon taken on execution as the
property of VIM. Reed, and replevied
by Wsgley. The jury found property
in the plaintiff with nominal damages
Neither the Criminal nor Re-
corder's Court were in session.
Before Justice Ensery.-James E.
Taylor was bound over to answer in
the Criminal Court, and in the mean
time keep the peace toward James
Wyatt and the people of the State of
Indiana.
Before Justtcs tStinson, - James
Wyatt. Henry Monro and Jordan
Wyatt we're required to give bail for
their appearance in the Crimina!
Court on a charge of assault aud bat
terry ulo James Il. Taylor.
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DIED.

KRATZ-On Monday night, the 3lst ult.,
ALEXANDER JULIUS, youngest son CT
Christian and Mary Kratz, aged years.
The funeral will take place to-day (Wed-
nesday), at 1 o'clock Pm, from the resi-
dence of his parents, on the corner OF Fine
and First Streets. Friends of the family
are invited to attend without further no.
tice.
DREER-Sunday night, the 30sh inst, al
the residence OF her father, w N. Miner,
Mrs. EIIzABETH DREER, of Terre Haute.
Funeral this morning from the Church
of the Holy Innocents, at 10 O'Clock. In
ferunent at Oak Hill,
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st, Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Nov. l.
COTTON Unchanged.
FLJUR-Dull but unchanged: superfne
winter "a 9095 40, the latter Tor choice.
WHEAT-Sample lots 293c lower; No. 2
red winter 81 189l %; No. 81 % al 27%.
CoRN-Steady with a moderate demand
at 600 for mixed 65g7Ic for white.
OATs-DulI and prices dropping at 429
44%c
BARLEY-Steady with a moderate de-
mand at Sl@Sl 90.
RYE Dull and prices have declined TO
6997Uc.
WHISKY Dull and prices coping at
85Lc.
TonACCO-Heavy.
Hemp and bagging unchanged.
PRoVISIoEs-Scarceiya any stock and but
little doing; pork is held at S28; bulk
meats unchanged.
LARE-Ftrm at 16c.
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E DR.. E. P. Banning, Jr., late
Vice President Mechanical Thero-
peutic Company, of New York, re-
spectfully announces that he can be
consulted until Saturday evening,
Nov, 9TH. 1870, at Mrs. Steadman' 3,
No. 80 Third Street, for the treat.
ment of Vocal, Pulmonary, Spinal,
Digestive. Nervous, Female and Her
NAL Weaknesses. Personal reference
given to prominent citizens. Also
refers, by permission, to DR.. NJ. j.
Bray. Office hours from 10 until
5P.M. nov z 3t
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0hlcagn Market.
By Telesraphl

By TeIe2raphl CHICAGO, Nov. l.
EXCHANGE-Unchang
FLoUR-Dull and prices 10 cents lower
extra superfine spring S4id5 so.
WHEAT. Active: No. Chicago spring 97c
for November, and 96998%c for Deem
Der.
CoRE-Opened hTns. bat closed dull at 53c
for November, and 54o for the first half OF
the month.
OATs-DsmaDd active and prices ad-
Vanced ZG1z;; No.2 CSC.
RYE-Qu ieJ and steady: No. 2 GIG.
BARLEY-Dull; No. 2 1870 Tor NoYcm-
Der; 81 &c for December.
.HIGHwINEs Inactive and nominal ct
S30S3Lc in iron.
MESS PoRR-Quiet at s2492I 50 for old,
and SD for new.
LARD Firm at bic.
Hoes Quiet at S7g7 so for common to
good
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Louisville MarKef,

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Nov. l.
t. BACC5-SaIes of IS hhds at s495 70 for
common frosted trash; S696 so for good
Tugs, and So 75gI0 so for low to medium
leaf; So O993O 90 for good leaf to medium
bright new wrappers.
BAGGING-Qufet and firm at 28g29c.
CCTToN-We Weaker but unchanged; mid
ding I5c.
FLoUR-Steady: extra family So so.
GRAIE-DuII and prices nominal.
PROVISIONS - Nothing dong and I'M
changed
HoGs-DulI at TG7z for medium choice;
weather naiId: SEQ were killed to-day; to-
tai killed 500; packers have Withdrawn
from the market.
WHTgKY-85n26c.
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MemDhls NaPket.

BY telegraph MEMPHIS, Nov. 1.
CoTToE-In fair demand at 15c; receipts.
1858 bales; exports, ,09l bales.
FLoUR-Quiet at s5G7.
CoRE-Quie at 65a7Oc.
OATS-DuM at 47948c.
HAY-DUll at S2U924s
RRAN-Dull at SO.
LARD-NOminaL
PORK-DulI at ts26 80.
BACoN-None in the market; bulk clear
sides Isc,
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ExTENDING.-Perhaps it does not
speak well for the health of the city
but it certainly speaks we'll for the
business Of Mr.. II. J. Schlaepfer, cor
ner of Second and Main Streets. that
his prescription case has been so ex-
tended that it is now thirteen feet
long, and is fitted for three prescrip-
tionists to work at once. 1t is a mar
vel of convenience, completeness, and
speaks volumes for Mr.. Schlaepfer's
efficiency both as business man and
pharmacien.
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Cincinnati Karket.

By Telegraph CIECINNATI, Nov. l.
CoTToN-Quiet and unchanged at l51Sc.
FLoUR-Quiet aud unchanged.
GRAIN-Quiet and unchanged.
GRoCERIKS-Unch changed.
OILs-Unchanged.
EGGs-Active, and prices advanced TO
26d27c.
BUTTER Demand fair and market nrm.
CHEEsE-Demand good at full prices.
CLoVER SEED Quiet and weak at SO Is
d9 so.
PoRK-Dull, aud market unsettled; Of
fered at S24 50(925.
LARD-DulI and unsettled; new ste IN
I31zc; old Kettle scarce, and held at Ice.
HoCS-Opened firm, but closed duh at
~; we Gather growing mild again.
GOLD 81 IL
ExCHARGE-Par.
MONEY MarAet easy,
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EntIca OF RIeeti0n.

Notice is hereby given that a special
election will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the city
of Evansville, on the 18th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1870, for the purpose
of electing a Mayor of said city, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of the late Mayor, Hon. Will,
liam H.Walker.
By order of the Council.
WIN. HELDER. CLERK.
City Clerks Office, Oot. %, 1870.
oct2S I'd
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HUGE POTAToEs.-As an offset to
the large potatoes mentioned in the
JOURNAL few days ago, John Fleris,
Of Patoka, Gibson Co., sends us a box
contaiDg sixty potatoes, all dug from
three hills, and about half of them
are of huge dimensions. They
are a sample of FIVE acres grown
by Mr.. Crisp this season, aud are
really magnificent. From appearance
we take them to be peach blows"
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Sew York Gold ana stock Hsrket.
NEW YORK, Nov. ],

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. J.
The chief topic in W all Street this alter
noon was the drawing OF the sos, COO prize
in the San Fran cisco Library Lottery, by
VIM. Holman. OF New Orleans a branch
firm of J. & W. Seligman & Co. The sue
cessfnl man had only a i've dollar ticket
The Assistant Treasurer to-day disbursed
100000 on the November interest, making
total to date OF about e5,O00OCO. The
amount OF 1871 bonds reduced was $4,000
making the total mp tc date, 50 $4,000.
MoNEY-The market Is easy at Sac per
cent.
STERLING-Duil at 0K.
GoLD--Weaker opened at 1ll2s. and
closed at l1l1SgIi1Z Borrowing rates, l. 81
TO fiat. Clearances. SS7, 100000
GovERNMENIs-DulI but steady; 10 40s
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the effort 10 ''get away witt" it. One
of the young ladies declares that she
will never attempt to bait man again,
while all declare that the spell worked
too well, and have agreed to keep tie
matter secret, at least from the jour
NAT
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MORE WoNDERs.-On Hallow Eve
Night, four young ladies of this CITY
tried the spell of Dumb Supper, !"
BY laying table for four persons,
who, according to tradition, should.
as the coming men," appear and eat
it at midnight.
Promptly at midnight four men en-
tered the house, all of them so mufed
as not to be recognizable, and eat the
supper. nearly choking themselves in
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CONSERVATORY OF MUsIC.-Messrs.
j. r. BukoWitz and Charles Z. War
rem will open their new Music School
on Tuesday. November 1st, at Phil
harmonic Hall. For term, etc, see
circular, or call on Mr.. Charles War
rem. at Warren & ConynRton's music
store, or inquire Of Mr.. Bukowitz.
Cct27td
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European Markets.
By TelegraphI

By Telegraph LONDON, Nov. /.
LONDON, Nov. I-even1ng.-Consols 925<.
Bonds '62s S91@ '65s 881z; 'O7s 901< I0-40s 81.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Lection steady and
unchanged sales 10 eco bales; receipts of
wheat for the last three days q, 500 quarters;
American 5000: new Milwaukee ss Sd
New corn 30. Peas 81. Cheese 69%. Beef
10 Cum berland middies 81.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. - evening.-COtton
frm; uplands 91sd; Orleans 9zsd; sales OF
Il 0O0 baleR
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R% T. G. Bridwell 4 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-
gress and Roekhridge Al1m Waters.
je17-tf
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Valuable Testimony from an Eminent
Physician OF Southern Illinois.

NEW LIBERTY, I'LL, Oct 20, 1870.
DIR. n. w. Cloud:
My wife has been a sufferer from
GndenliG and nervous debility for
more than twenty years, originating,
doubtless, from q severe uterine de-
rangement, contracted from cold in
her younger days; and until few
months ago all my efforts to find per-
manent relief for her were unavailiDg
The formula of your InvigorstiDg
Cordial impressed me favorably, and
I determined to administer it to my
wife, and am glad to inform you that
have done so with the very happiest
result. she is now, after using your
preparation according to directions,
in the very best of health and spirits |;
and / attribute it solely to the assim-
ulating and tonic effect of your med
icine; and while l am opposed to
ncstrstnls, can and do cheerfully rec-
ommend your Cordial in my practice.
because by your candid publication of
its composition you have placed it
beyond the usual objections urged by
the profession again st popular RENE
dies. Yours, very respectfully,
now 1w j. G. GoooH, NJ. d.
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NeH Orlesns Harkef.
BY relesraph.l NEW oRIEANs, Nov. l

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. !.
OATs-LoWer 5IG52c.
BRAN-1 %.
PoRE-Lower; mess e26 75@27.
HAY-Prime eZ7(92S
BAC0N-Firmer at 191<M2Ic
LARD-Tierce drmer At I715c
MOI ASSES Prime at 7Id73c
CoTToE-Easy: sales As 600 bales. good
ordinary I42sgl41s low; niddling l41<tgl4-
nc; middl1ng 15sztGI6c; receipts 1872 bales :
exports 70 Liverpool 2 $50 bales; Cork
Tnr.r-el IL
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ALL Souls DAY.-To-day is cele-
brated by the Catholic Church as a
day on which prayers and masses are
said for the souls of the faithful de-
parted. It was formerly celebrated
by many customs that would now be
regarded as heathenish and revolving,
but is now only observed as a day of
solemn religious observance, devoted
to the souls in Purgatory.
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WadInek.

THE BASIS OF CIVIL SoCIETY.-Essays for
Youug Men, on the honor and happiness
of Marriage, and the evils and dangers OF
Celfbacy; with sanitary help for the at
tain nent of mans true position in life
sent nee, in sealed envelopes Addrest
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox p, PhIIa-
deigE4a. Ia, nfel0 dAW3m
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DAILY JOURNAL
WEpNEsSDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1870
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1870
CITY N e VS.
Republican City Convention

A Mass Convention of the Repub-
licans of the city of Evansville will be
held at National Hall, on
Friday, November 4,
At z o'clock PM, to nominate a can
didate for Mayor Of tho city, for the
unexpired term. The following is re-
commended as the basis upon which
the Wards of the city will cast their
votes:
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COTTON AND TOBACCO SALE.-Mar
tin, Gardner & Go. will have a sale
Of cotton and tobacco at the Evans
vile Warehouse, this morning at 10
O'Clock precisely.
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Just received, rev lot of Bengal
Pipes, johnson & Brokhahne's Ra.
zors, at Fred. p. Straub & Cos, &
Main Street. no2-1t
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sG- Don't forget the Welcome to
the Henderson Skating Association,
at the Rink, on Thursday Evening,
November 3. 1870. 1t
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ga The best Paper Collars made
Newport and Long Branch.
cct21eod4w
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JeWeIrY.

The handsome display of silver
ware at the jewelry store of Gust. H.
Jageman are only samples of the ex-
tensive stock he keeps, while his as
sortment of new and fashionable jew
elry is something more than is usually
found.
The new and much sought for Op-
era Chains are kept in large quaint
ties, and with Gold and Silver
Watches, both American and import
ed, he can suit the most tastidious
G tastd nd sf0S s 9! GSnps aod Cb R
ren's Ear Rings, is unusually large,
and his whole stock, carefully selected,
affords the purchaser an excellent as
sortment from which to select. oc19tf
BG- II. M. Sweetser, agent for
Norwich Nodded Collars. oc21eo64w
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LOCAL NOTICES.
BARRIERS, Notice.

WANTED-A small fire proof safe.
Inquire at this Office. noyz-tf
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By order of the Executive Com
mittee. VIM. HEfLMAN, Chm.
T. M. THAYER, Sec'y.
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Ia II. NJ. Sweetser. Wholesale
Agent for Newport and Long Branch
Collars. oct2Ieod4w
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply of these
beautiful pictures. which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 If
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Holders of books belonging to the
Township Library are requested to
return them forthwith to my Office on
Third Street, between Division and
Carpenter Streets.
The Library will be kept open for
convenience of the public, daily from
z o'clock Am. to 9 o'clock PM.
JOHN +. GRILL,
nov1 1w Township Trustee.
B@- Always call for the Newport
Collars. oct21eod4w
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A two story frame house on Chest
nut Street, containing ten rooms, with
brick stable, &c. Lot, 50x150.
ASA IGLEHART, No. IL Sd st.
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For BeautiCying the Skin a8d Cos
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For Ladies' IN the Nursery IL is invalu
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equal.
"Paphian Lotion is the only reiiabI
remedy for diseases &ad blenlEhes Of the
Skin.
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A New Perfume for the Handkerchief
exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance
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