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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

GA negro in New York the other day was i'm
prisoned months and fined so for claspng lady
In his arms as she going to church, and kissing
her.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25
Nd.icc.

0tT-Several of our Produce subscribers who desire
to continue the paper must attend to it at once.
GIVE desire our subscribers to understand that
invariably discontinue all papers mailed, as soon
their subscriptions expire. This is our rule and
none should be offended at it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

0ErThe Chancellor Of New York, the other day.
dissolved the matrimonial ties existing between six
unhappy couples In five of the cases the dereliction
was chargeabIe to the wife.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

The Last Hoax is an account which appears in the
Cincinnati papers, of dreadful battle between the u
S. troops under General Taylor, and the Mexicans,
In which the latter were used dreadfully hard by
the Americans, who scarcely left trace of them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given has
IL OF Ahne Mitchell late OF Marion
deceased Al indebted otse
immediate and those nav
against notified present them duly sahen
ticaled for settlement The said pposed be nsovent
se,se u,ber n s{S MARGARET MTDiIELlA
30-3w-is Administrative.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

The ,cool trade, as tie editors of the Lowell Courier
would say, very Interesting in all its notifications
Boston Post.
am-entable.-Pic.
Elce don't say so Vicksburgh Sentinel
This is all owing to the irether.-C Chapman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25
Cincinnn.i Prices Cnrres1:

Corrected from the Chroaicle of September 10.
F7osf mills bi 81 IS OIL linseed gall 060a0 60
Canal WAGONS. OOa3 Is SIf Kanawha bush 0.22a0 %
Grim wheat bush 00a0 55 Seeds fax, bush oS7a000
Corr O33a0 37 Timothy, l50a2.25
49, Oa,. 22aO 2S| Clover. 400s0 90
H,y laos. ion. f0O0al3 90 WhiskeJ, gall o.lsIal9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

0rAmong the patents recently EXTENDED for foul
teen years, vas one for child's whistle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

6rTbe u. Store ship Lexington sailed from New
York on Tuesday last for Arkansas Bay, Texas, with
500 men Belonging to the 1st and I'd regiments u. s.
Infantry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

The following eptaph is in a churchyard in Phila-
delphla
in memory of polly williams, who was found muir
dered by her seducer aug. II, l8l0-aged Is years.
Behold with pity as you pass by
Hear doth the bones of Polly williams ly
Who was cut off in her tender bloom
BY vile reich her Pretended groom
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

Our deua (says exchange paper) having fallen
a victim to the slender passion thns patheticany
laments the absence of his ''true love -
think of thee oh, Sally. dear,
Ven I'm settn' up the types,
And ven thinks you're far away,
From my eye tear | wipes.
Oh Sally, dear, vot shall dol
I'm sick Of this ere life /;
If you're not back here VERY soon,
In my heart I'll stick knife.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25
NOTICE TO TAX-pAYEKS.

uE Treasurer and Collector Johnson County hereby gives
notice, that the Duplicate year now la his
hands, the amount charged 1885, each
one hundred doasworth Of taxable s for State
mts County
twelve half Road six each
poll for State purposes fifty County purposes
-
Fothe purpose of receiving he will attend at the usual
places of holding elections the several townships said
the following DAYS,
AT Henslcy Township Monday the 18th September.
" Union, THrsday the 18th. &c
Z" White River. 7" "Wednesday the 18th v
Z" Pleasant, 81 Thursday tile 18th
Clark, +" Friday the 18th '
" Franklin, :" Monday the 2sd a.
% Blue River I" Friday tire Goth
" Nineveh, Saturday the 9th
He will attend his Office in franklin when absent
in the townships unti the first da5 of January
Each owing produce the Supervisors
ceipt in full for his State and County
WIN. BRIDGES,
9o-6w Treasurer and Collector, J. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Travelling Arenfs

For The Weekly and Semi Weekly State Sentinel,
E. S. Tyler, Benjamin Drum s. w. Frye.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

MADISON. September 20, 1915.
Last week our business exceeded by more than
$500, that of any week since the road has been in
operation, and this week will exceed last This fall
business opens better than we anticipated Our best
season, you will remember, is during the months of
December, January and February, when the pork is
coming to market Yours, w. N j.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

EXCESSIVE CRUELTY. The Taladiga Waterman
says that man by the name of Adam Whistenant,
living IN DeKalb county, Alabama, and one by the
name of Bryant Smith, of the same county, got into
difficulty, in which Smith proved the better of his
antagonist Whistenant returned home to appease
his wrath by taking vengeance upon his wife. He
whipped her most numerically; he then piled some
sixteen rails upon her, with view of putting an end
to her existence by burning her alive The children
being alarmed, went for TO rescue their
mother. They could End no one but the same Bryant
Smith who had logged Whistenant in the early part
of the day. Smith went to the mothers relief
When he arrived the fire was already applied to the
rails He rescued her from the devouring flames
III and the lady leaving the premises and after
having gone distance, Whistenant went into the
house and began 10 beat the children severely Smith
returned TO relieve the little sufferers, and as he
entered the door of the house, Whistenant made at
him with an and severed his head from his body
Whstenant did not attempt to escape, and arrest
ed and committed to the county jail to await his trial
at the next term of the Circuit Court
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

CONFESSION OF GREEN, THE MtRDERER-The Troy
Budget mentions some Of the confessions made by
the wretch Green, who was executed last week for
the murder of his young and innocent WIFE:
He states that his first thought Of murder was
during sleigh ride to Hoosie, and that the circum-
stance which gave rise to that thought was something
said to him by girl that occasion. He declines
mentioning the name of the individual but in the
most unequivocal manner exculpates her from all
blame. What she said him was said in iocose
manner, upon which he put altogether wrong con-
struction. From this time he resolved to murder his
wife, and first gave her two opium pills. This is an
entirely new point in the case. 1t was not disclosed
III the testimony. He went to DR.. Hull after pills to
give TO his wife-he procured pills from DR.. Hull,
and he says that instead of giving these pills. he gave
her two opium pils--that these pills contained no
arsenic-that in consequence of their being too large
dose to accomplish the fell purpose he had in vew
vomiting produced, and they were thrown off the
stomach. 1t was efter this that he administered the
arsenic. Green says that he got the arsenic at a
time when the store open-that at this time there
were several people in the store-and that he silly,
and unperceived by any one, put his hand into the
jar, and took one paper of arsenic. These are the
only points not disclosed on the trial.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25
. STATE Of Indiana--yoI.nson County.

n
Joseph b. Dstson E1 Hannah Kalhane AcGaughey
Petition o sell Land
TIME defendants Hannah kaaTne Mcauehey, Margaret Nc
GanghFy, Nancy Jane MoGaushy, Mary MeGausey
AcGaughey wn thai the complainant
Johnson Pro be held at the
House in Franklin the second Monday ia NOven
apply said for coRhrmain II the order
taken prcms the premises sold
purchaser thereof and that Mess they
first esii, show good
Contrary will DC heard determined In their
-
Jones, cleik Of said this 18th day OF Sept
ID. l645. ISAAC JONES, elk.
BY RorkL ). Hicks, Dep.
F. v. FINCR, Sol for claimant.
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Medical AID,
JOG r OR q X E q OR Y

Doc TOR GRE q OR Y.
NERVOUS Constitutional also sexual Debility. re-
~ satng from certain adscreet secret practices Of the
youthful and thaughtless Nature good accountant
forget bur will later call them
TO fearful sometimes provesto TO-
Among the symptoms otk bightng aud desolaug habit ae
mpotency nocturnal emissions consumption or OF
the bocy paptaton OF the heart shaking OF the
hands, confusion Of the INTELLECT wont Of energy y bus'Le.
disrcsh for residing cuaton for sleep dro~
yoracous appetite food; total partial
loss of Of the faculties, such the sight, hear
ing, voice, memory, &c and also the arrangement OF
certain such the stomach liver, lungs, and brain
THIS last symptom indicates the rapid approach OF insanity
For repairing aud re invigofatng the CONSTITUTION ana
enc rgies OF such this afflicted. DR. o.
would most earnestly recommend his " invgoatng Tonic
Codla ghens and generously nourishes the system
and is followed reaction, The with other re
needles good effects and the cure Is tng
Price 81 bottle, of half dozen for S0 TO Be sent
by part Of the county, or what more convent
and the ingredients powder - be seat
by mail much will make three bottles with full dec
advice for S. and lager quantity proportion Dr.
Gregory consulted at his private Offices Nos Roosevelt st.
from Chatham all hours, All communications arr
confdens and by mail, must be post PAID PatieGts in
waiting received separate apartments and Of never
meet each other DR. g. regular Physician and Surgeon
md has been than years he practice Of treating
private diseases in all their varieties. Terms Reasonable
NJ
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ESCULAPIAN sANATlvE,
rrvERsAI, REsTokER OF HEALTH

UNIV EnShL ht.Sl OuEh VT HEALIH
rnyHE PROPHET Of this Sasve begs to
inform the inhabitants this city tae pu Bic generally
that he prepared furnish them with ahe
remedy And presenting this great remedy III. public
deems only to state that he alone
anained with the Of IT, and from
the ingredients of which is COMPOSED
.nd their ample and effects preserving
health he fully enabled this sdclne
possessing medicinal properties FAR suppassng any thing
offered relief ofsuerng n the
restoration health; indeed good
the frame that it dose
psh effects many might feel disposed from that
cumsance to rank the useless OF the
dry But the day superstition aud ignorance has pass by
aud the highly cultivated mind Of that the
curative and quality any Of the medicinal plants and
quality fairly extracted and fully Understood Although his
is thus almost all powerful restoring health and
resting diseased action YET 30 s.fe and 10 il in
creum,tnse The proprietor therefore under the fullest
anbesttngy i as general remedy for disease
s,ouxh presented different forms bat especially 70, IT,
chitis Dyspepsia Live. Comp amt all its
Cotvsness Headshe Papston and other diseases of the
Heart Of appetite Hypochondra and ohe Of the
Nerves Palsy (out Gravel and all affection Of the Kidneys
Scofua all its various toims drops for an
adult proportion. Full directions
each bottle Sold wholesale aud retail by the Agent $40
Hudson street. New York and the principal druggists through
ont inv and plS 1ms
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BY Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

New oRLrANs, Dec ls-Arr ship, serampore Newcastle
Me- Elizabeth, IBID Livcrpoo Lord A.hburton. (Br) do:
ieontine. (Br) BeTen Won humboldt Bre) do bsrques
Lagrange Wendell Nesfosk New York Packet Br) Green.
oss brig Forest Porto Rico Below coming up ha,qae Nj,
weston, Galveston brig Importer, Philadelphia.
NORFOLK, Dec 2-Arr briggs Walter Jones Turks Island
the gale l,t stove bulwa,k Galley and csmboo;e carried
swept q every thing morsable Walsh Leland New York;
Ime. Nav York. Ga, S.,%m F,l R;y ao ysn Be
Ton; Jas Francis rsdercksburg for do CID brig Victor "
ks Arr Esd, schr Bolivar, Nantucket Ga schr vesper,
West Indies. Ar 2oth, schs HOPE Avery: william, WHOM,
aud Abstract Nav York Edward Frankfort distress, with
loss oil nearly all her deck load rail- Sails &c aud with
feet her hodthe h without drinking
hours when she ndy supplied by Sarah Of New
Yek Also scr Balance Boston, distress, m,insail
split bs and bnwarks flying jbboom rigging carried
and eaking 500 strokes psr bou Commonwealth Irefe
then New York in distress buwaiks and thing
swdpt from decks; Alexandra, Lewis New noik for George
town; Lewis spicsr Fall River, Good Bore Bosiou Gil Bias
Ornament Mary scotclburn. Delaware Munseil and Ga
ze, - for New Haven; George Thomas. Povncetown for
Cid Goth, briggs Harbinge Porto Rco Brick
(BrI ST Kits
riIiIADEIPHIA, Dec From our Correspondent Arr
brig P,net, Eaport; schr Matilda Calais CID 26th shiI
sn quehanna Lverpoo briggs Reteccs Kingston Ja Grand
Turk, Providence; sctr Henry Barbados.
Foreign Porta.
TuRHs ISLAND, Dec Gin port brig WIN Tslmsn, ldg FOR
Norfolk to sail next day.
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Medical EaId.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon of Ios Euleor
~ street New York, author Of late publication em.
braelnE the following subjects, vzstrnony lmpotency
planned with comprehensive exposition Of tls nature AMI
modern OF Syphilis Secondary TOMS Gono
hDa, elect, Structures, Seminal Weakness Whites, Nee
turna Emissions, aud all the arising self
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for last III
teen years IN this city TO the OF the above mentioned
diseases; and M his practice and
in inyeslgatL the pathology Of the structures Of the
taxes permanent radical cure His from Lon
do Edmbug and Philadelphi ALSO honorary degree from
the State Of Louisiana suspended in large his
fee 1876 Fulton street.
late work accompanied with which embraces all
incidental 10 females'
All letters prepaid and addressed 10 Dr. H. Rswceu le Full
ton street, will receive due attention. ola im*rc
DIsEAsEs OF THE URINARY ORGANs-snch
- Chronic and acute diseases Of the
bladder, Also, Gonorhcs.
Uretkra, elects,
Prostfate GLAND, Structures,
Kidneys, and seminal Weakness,
Loins Diabetes, &c,
cal Pills without one particle of mercu!y In.y sqna,
suitable for females They give and % tn genera
i've organs rarely ever exnerieneed sf ons, me
q se1 Eor sale :. AgG,.sssrs' Hail. nj mms
SOLAR LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, GIHANDOLEs
TEA TRAYS, &c
THE sUBsCRIBER has inst oIened splendid oytmen
Solar; Chsndsirrs with from one to FIVE lights; Gt and
Eusjish prisms Of finest lustre and pairs.
xiso n sssortens Of Japanned Tea Trays Of Gothic
oval stsps which he Offers for sale wholesale retail
upon 'n' mo- ''".''' JOHN W. MORGAN,
ia Fulton street one door east Of Broadway
N.D.-Wantet ~ ~ stov. cststshment good journey.
nan lsur maker oil im-mc
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reflections of the accused than we have ever ven-
tured TO express TO the public.
We 70 TOR the rigid accountability OF public OIL
cers-the existence OF the government depends
upon 1.-THE peace OF society," and the honor OF our
country. The prisoner has suffered as no man ever
suffered before under anything like the same CIR
cumsiances. But The example Will be beneficial
1t will have general good effect, and we hope
particular salutary influence in elevating the prisoner
tull OF Inc duty before him IN atonlng for
The indlscreuons OF the past
Our personal associations with the accused, up TO
the time ot his expulsion from office, were such,
that the charge, when frs promulgated against him,
asiounded and coniounded US. We had known
him la '37-'S9, IA Ohio young man OF high pro-
mise, fine talents, industry, probty, and honor.
II was MS subsequent moral declenslon, and parll-
culary the occurrences IN January last, out of the
House. simultaneous with the charge OF deiacation,
thar convinced us OF his official mgieasance beyond
the hope OF salvation.
We heartily congratulate aun on his discharge.
He may yet stand up in the Jisaiy OF man, entire
" redeemed Let him try il.
Mr.. Stanton and Mt Carlisle, his attorneys. have
achieved Il great and deserved reputation Tor the
able manner in which they have conducted the de-
fence. Mr. Stanton has won the esteem OF host
OF new friends in this city Long may he wear his
laurels. Mr.. Fendal, the prosecutor, Doby and
fearessly disc larged his duty, and ably and perse-
verIngly. Judge Crawford, TOO gave general salts
faction, did the jury, and as lar as We learn, your
reporters fidelity is endorsed. PER SIX.
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Third EDITION
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,

ON certain delicate dssass in which the best and
" Of stated IN the pisnes
Bile the used IN the authors practice
being given without reserse giving also clear and ata
Description OF several aDocent disorders frequently m'stasen
yenerra which afford wide field for the exnrons and
receptions well known Boosting class Of ryopie Meme
those have had peculiar opportunities OF Judging ian
possibly the and varied sources OF deception
which exist this subject the suferngs both 10 minc
and body they entail society To be had only al "
Greenwich street Price ST. lit may be sert by post nm
bonndl -,
r. s. Aware Of the opinion general entertained Of those
who obtrude their skill upon the public tmultitudes Of whom
almost papeT It'll considered duty TO ave
book claims especial confdepce:-- -
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinhu
former works medicine viz. The "Dcm-stis Guild. 10
Medecne which has passed through severa editions, Ira
tse Dyspepsia the Epidemic &c he Ia, les
timona from the eminent physicians Of uote to
the most eminent in America Sir s,ey Cooper DR. Mot
Of this city, Dr. Physck OF Philadelphia and o;hers aud
which gratifying, has perm ssion to refer 70 almost
every physician ofemnence In the city.
The su,hor has lately observed that several prvtendeI.
h book they couia but those who should unfortunate
nj imAmc
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BAsaur EusoMvs for Rio Jansiro is also detained until
Monday.
BRo ORIoIE for Rio Jsneiro, will leave this morning.
weather permitting.
scHR sauRKrL Of and for Portland from this port.
day evening last while standing Bay Her manmast
% ss @ Sc ! Ss ss %
the vessels We're ~ contact ving nothing bat what they stood
shs Vas hove % ua the saa5ss Grey on
as ss Msg on a1 Anew T
good vessel Of 90 and about old,
oas e SpoSab here and IN Portland ta
iss,s loss IN e0rhhs money charts instruments &C. cur
An.sDosFp Amazon. at Portland from Boston, On
tsinns TIE sspt1a aud eIew Of scSr Rose sacw Of and om
of Which s & on sSasy s
filled aoindoned The Of the badly frost
bitten. The Rose afterwards lowed into Portland.
WhaleInen.
Baq9e Mars. Of and from NIB spoken Nov H. lat 50 NJ Ion
Ship Heroine West, was at Table Bay CGH on the 10th
Oct and would sail next day on cruise
SPOKEN.
Russian baraue -, TRANSLATED Seven Brothe rs was spo-
ass py es hnIs Boston, on hs s' lat q
LOST MAN and %1sa m,s and one man from the helm white
Russian captain and supGsdbm with saIirg direction. for
and had apd % ss ny, aid ss
qulre any,shing ianher .
Va BE Shpo, hence for Rio G'nd
ssht lsaac rnklia Gros6y II days from Alexandria for
SuEsos AssEs oct ssln port ship shaw Rsa for Bos.
of shoe wi,t"a, cr pmso1s Mason Bar
a @
do. do brig. Tweed Hands (hay,ng been off ish. with
Ga ssor es os
s ss Ps 81 s,ss o. = lf
ssS sssa ~ port on the A and
MAR.SHAM DC. ga barque Neptune Cooper, Boston
tsept ~ and sid ABBOTT Nov for remamtuco;
load sa P:s brig Ponce L' for
TAsLE BAY, CGH Oct I72sd sh schr Isabella Mathews
Home Ports.
si ssS d. hs s 'a sh
European Boston for Mobile
is a ss ssd:a
s s'
Net NsT , sasy
Sa Lion Dsmofs1 and fsSSwp
ga 3 as Rsr g. h
kn. I'D bil;lasls hSisisIpSlS ssi rass cla%Sssio
NJ NE S wh and day
.ts s ssl"s rsdse
ri Hf% H sS M 9
ssGS s eoas orleans. Ms2 2p Dos
coming Stage Harbor the bar would probably get oil
without damage.
FRANKFoRT, Dec 2i-Sld brig Brazilian, Havana.
GEoRGnrowS. sc. Dec 20-Arr schr Cygnet KeEney New
York. CID brig Envoy, Richardson. do.
HOLMES HOLE Dee 23AIr brig Talleyrand Savannah for
Boston.
NEW LONDON Dec 2i-( Office OF the News)-Arr brig
aslda Wilmington NC; schrs Abatross, Ware Tor N
York; Emerald, G,v Newport for do Senator Ayns Point
for Vrgna Sarah Newark for Ayns Point s'oops
Victory Richards Providence for New York; Vglant
Newport Bushnell, Madison for do propeller
Washington, New York for Providence
PLYMOUTH, Dec 9An schr Wave Philadelphia Sid schr
Atlantic, Sag Harbor.
PaovIprscE Dec 2Sd brig Foster; sloos Proof Glass,
and Traveller, New York
SALEM, Dec 2t-sld schr Spy, Trefethen. New York
Sr MARKS, Fla Dec 6A-r bsrques Mallory, Guadaoupe;
Horso Portland; brig Ann Eliza Williams New York I'D
ship Tuskin Liyerpool; briggs Virginia Talbot NewYork;
q Bourne, Charleston.
WasHINoroS NC. Dec eArr schrs Comet, Yves: ladies':
EloTida Corson New York Cid schIs Pamlico, West In
dies; Hope G,ndy q andy; Anaconda Fulford; Ash
mead S,eadman oPewell Whrple and Elizabeth Peterson,
Pendle,on, New York.
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BALTIMORE, Dec 70, 1910.
Christmas MornHs o6serrsnes IN Baitimore-NsW FORK
CHews--Mnksfs, &c.
writing with the firing OF guns and the ringing Of O
merry peal ON tho chimes OF old Christ Church. which
have been raised TO the beliry OF the steepe Gay
street and after nine years rest from their labors
Join together another harmonious festival at the close
ofihe year.
We had slight snow yesterday. but the weather
too warm for it to lay, and with heavy murky a.mos-
phsre passed Christmas and night, for there is
change visible yet Notwithstanding the weather. how
the city has been of uproar and tumult all
night, ana observe many staggering home this
Jug under the effects OF their nights fevel This 10
way to be merry, but should think it rather
pleasant There ia city in the Union, however
where Christmas is generally observed as in Balti-
more by all classes and conditions OF the community
al manner of business being suspended for the day.
The New Yor. Circus Company dong much bet
ter than they did last week. They give three perform
today and WILL doubtless make up all losses.
The Acrobat family al the Museum.
Tax MAsKsrs.-The operations in the -four market
continue 10 be limited. On Tuesday morning there
sale OF $50 barrels Howard street, mixed brands at
quality, at 80 % Yesterday there sales, but
IS % the current CITY Mills offered at So 90
but 10 buyers.
Waiskey declining Sales of hhds ~ and of bbls
81 2si
STOCK BoAgp.-About $4,000 of MARYLAND Us were
sold yesterday opening at 7i sisg to ~ and closing
at7i.
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Fits! FitS!!

TVANS' VEGETABLE EXTRACT-Au infsl!ble
dy for Epiepc Fits Falling Sickness Convulons Sc
One Of the propretor of this nvau MeJicire aic
with this dreadful disease and during this
whole period otime under medical te'men without
benefit the contrary the FITS fire.
violent this the sl experience Of all
thnt thus afflicted. IL is we'll known that from time
the boosted Of all medicine Il IS now fifteen year,
Stree remedy has been discovered which only restored
him perfect health but hundreds bear testimony Of the
efficacy the Vegetable Errsctto this hitherto
this Infaliibe Remedy All that are thus afflicted
avail themselves OF blessinga invited 10 call the
Principal Office Grand New York. and have their
examined advice given free Of change and where
certificates Of be Price One Dollar
per bottle
Ivans Vegetable Pills for removing all morbid
corrupt humors aud purifying the blood Price twenty
FIVE cents per boz.
do 1mFr JYANS X HART, PToprietOrs.