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ONO PENlTEN rIARY

The entire earnings OF The cOnVicts
during the past year. are stated IN ne
report at, $43 ,30G 26; expenditures
S24 447 u; leaving anel profit ni SiS..
O49 % Number of prisoners N ,vem-
bor 30. 482 OF whom $50 were received
1urIOg The past year Or lhs whole
there are 425 white males. | lnil,n,
and 80 colored mates 3 white and 3 60.
lor"d females. Fourteen had heeo in
helore, A moral instructor for The con.
vets Rev s y. MrIl4) has heen sp-
pointed and pOId from admission fees Of
visitors The directors have been una
bic. from pr vious CO tracts. TO with
draw prison Ia bor from o0npelrnn With
mechanical labor outside the Prison,
nu' are endeavoring 10 DO so. Thv
Youngest convict was ii years of oge--
the oldest 70, For grand larreny Is.
horse-s'eannR "a burglary ard larce.
nv ID, turglary % From New York
p. Pa 81 ONO 80. VI II Thars
have hreo 10 deaths in lhe past year,
and 6OS7 days work lost by illness.
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O.rThe Report Of the Commissioners ap-

Gs.TThe Report Of the Commissioners ap-
pointed to examine the books, accounts,
and proceedings OF the Eoard Of Pubc
Work, has just been laid on our tuble. -
The amo mt of i.oud and corruption which
the committee discover in The course OF
their labor, is startling, and presents sad
comuenur ry upon the desenerocy OF the
lines. The Developments made, render
applicable to the Commissioners, the name
Of the "Comnittce on ,Rascality." We
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(CYThe foreign news hy the Cambria
is highly interesting 10th fer good and evil.
The pacific tone Of the press in relation to
the Oregon question, contrasts rather strlk-
iugy with the war speeches OF the hot
bloods OF the present Congress, and the
Illuminating lass OF The Eoancrges Of the
press on this side the water. The dccar-
ed policy Of the new Muiotry with regard
to the Cora Laws OF EnGllnd aud the Ia.
rItI Of the United States, are matters that
pertain to the interest OF the people OF ibis
country, and cannot fail to arrest the at.
tantion Of al parties.
The rumor that President po'k and his
Cabinet are wiling to purchase peace, ly
sacrificing the Tariff and every interest
depending upon that beneficial measure,
is not vet confirmed. Whclbcr project
% fuinoas to the manuidcturmga every
other class, can fad favor with the adj
ministral'on is yet to be do,ecm'Ncd. IN
dicaljoHs in the GOvCr~mant r0pDr, the
Union" lead u2 at present to fear the
wors. whist other circumstances which
we canrot at present refer to, cum Ic us.
to hope for better rhiuEs. Time rot spa e
will allow US at p.eeehG to !e.cr to this
matter al length.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. KNAPP gave notice that on tO-mor'
row, or some subsequent day Of the ses-
sion, be would, on tehuIi Of himself ard
others, present a pro,Cs, aga;ns! The rop0rE
a the committee arrniu.rd to Investigate
'ar charge Of an ut,mpl TO trIJc mem-
ler Of thr House.
Mr. Upton moved 10 reconsider the vote
on the pu,spgcol TIE III TO eject the coun-
~ OF Auguize, which was carIicd-S2 to
o8.
Mr.. Hitberd moved the previous ques-
ton. which was seconded. and The main
question was ogd rrd-S7 to So.
The question YVES then pnt "shlll The
Lii passl" aud 6oCijcd in the affirmative
--ayes q, noes q.
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MOTHER IN LAW OF EUGENE
SIZE,

Mrs. Nrlesa French ladv. wife of Or.
N''es, OF Massachusetts, and mother IN
law 10 thO celebrated Flench author, Eu
gene Sue, is at present in Washington.
She has Two daughters, (wins) young
and pleasing girls, Of most amlable char.
acters, and resembling each o'her in APP
Prarance most stremarkstIy These girls
are the originals from which Sue drew
his celebrated characters, Rhee ana
Blanche, IN the Wandering jew Ih's
circumstance renders these h'he gtr's'
scarcely twelve years oId objects OF
great admiration - CIn Union
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IN SENATE.
February %. Ipd

FrUTNlFy "a IU4U.
When the Senate took recess. the qurs
ton was on agreeing 10 lAe amendment of
Mr.. EdgeroN 10 the bin to erect the coun.
" of Aug,aize, referring the choice OF a
county seat TO a vote OF the people Of the
county, and requiring of the town at which
tie county seat Is established, II donation
oia suitable lot on whth 10 erect the pub
lie buiding.. and $4,000 towards dclray.
ing The cost Of such buildings.
Mr.. Edgerton moved that the bill be
postponed until the first Monday of Decem.
Der next, on which the yeas and nays be-
ing demanded, were yeas Is, nays ID.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
REVENUE ELL.

The House then resumed the eonsidera-
Iion Of the Revenue Bill. and agreed 10 all
tn amendments rePoued'Uy the Finance
committee.
i Mr.. Smith OF Knox, moved to strike out
oil { er the eqactiug clause, and insert "a
new bill, providing that property Of every
kind aud character, owned either by iutl-
vIiu1's or c-mpsries, over one bundled
dollars in value, shall BE- listed and taxed,
excepting such as is row exempt irom
taxat.,n by the laws OF the STATE.
Mr.. Tall moved an amendment, iof the
exemption Of certain personal property
from taxation, iltt did lot exceed $500 in
valua, which was ugrcei 10.
Mr.. Riley moved that 9 hogs and 90
sheep be exempt from ,axaIjon, 1t the own
er di not possess properly over $500 in
va'ua. los!.
M. Riley olso moved 10 amend 50 thar
in valuation cfreal property, Improvements
and crops shall noI be taken into consider
alton. Lost.
NJ. Williams Of Coshocton, moved that
jpwplry ol al ELds he taxed.
Mr.. Cow ul1, cd an amendment, pend
ing tha eors j'.o' on 0I which
The I!ous' ,1.. Il recess
7!o'rcck. p. ~
The EOusr resumed he 60 ,idcraiion of
he Revenue Liil hes Nh Cowen's a.
mendmrni was agreed 10.
The IN was then Ibid on t1c table.
Mr. Val.anIilhan moved hot it he in
definitely postponed, and proc, rded to ad.
dres. the House against thu ILL.,
Mr.. Finn followed Oh the same side,
af'rr which The motion 10 postpone was
The question was then taken on ORDER
ing the bill to its third reading and resulted
ayes 81. noes q.
The hill was then ordered TO he read |
forthwith; and was read accordingly.
The question then hciug, Shall He Till
PASS! ii was taken and resulted ayes SO, /
noes 90, MS follows:
AyIs--.Hcsws AHeR, Ball, Barnes, BoW-
'n Boyd, BrolcH IF .uodgmerB Copca,
Curry, CUIier, Eraas, FWgCsoH, Fdsgci- /
1Li, Hjitrd, LUm, Johnsion, JohHsoD,
k,mldH, IemmoH, ,McIatosh, Mason .HJut- .
oD, .NoLir, Pmchcr, Phcips, RapdaH,
Richry, RdgWny, Shrcrc, Smilh of Lick-
'lg, Stanley, Siorcr, Summers, IHomas,
Tphn, TrmLte II HghiaHd and Speaker
SO.
Nors-.Ncssrs. Alternating AHdersom Bell,
Braciieg, Brooa oC Perry. Cmiy, Cocir-
iii, Commings, Diai, FauM Fona, Gai-
0ghcr, Higgins, KNAPP, Lca,brrmaa, Ohs
Queens, Rc'mciH, HHH Shaw, Sharp
'mdh Q knor, Srari<, Paliapdigham.
Viy6rd UjHiams cfCoimJiaaa, WLiams
! COshoCiOn, and Yosi-2G.
So He lH passed.
Mr.. Finn moved to prefix 70 the tile
he preamble to the resolution Offered in
he Senate hy Mr.. Kelley, in the early pa,t
II the session, in reference to taXatioa;
which was lost, ayes %, HOrs Sc.
Mr. Racmelin moved>o amend the tile
" adding the following: except the pro-
jerIy Of banks aud other corporations in
his State" Lost--0yes %, noes 28.
The title was then agreed to; ayes 90,
ioes 81.
1t being now bali past 70 o'clock,
On motion Of Mr., Stanley,
The House adjourned.
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IN SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. Hogc.
REVENUE BILL.
February o5, 1916.

A message from the House announced
that toe Iou-e has passed hr'hiII OF the
senate for Ievyiug taxes on aiIlhc properly
~ in this STATE according to It's true value,
wah one h'tnd'rd and hceu'y amendments.
Mr.. Kelley mored that the hill and IL
meuduents be committed to The committee
on FlnauCe-which was agreed to; and
the committee had leave to sit during the
lui ncs Of ,hc Senate.
MIR. Perkins, to whom was recOmmttcd
The br,I to tax money brokers' reported the
"a rc back, with TWO amendments, which
were agreed lo--oud thcQucstion being on
the passage Of lhc hili, Mr.. Jones drmand-
ed Ia ayes and noes, which Icing order
ed, were ayes 20, noes 10.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

4 message was sent to the Senate, in
lnruDng thot body that the Hall of the
iIouse was ready Ter the reception Of that
body for tic purpose OF going INTO certain
! rlec inns,
Whcrpurou, the Senators, preceded hy
the. officers, upprorcd in the Hall of the
House, and the Speaker OF the Senate hav-
ing announced the object OF the joiul
meeting, and directed mcmhers TO prepare
lhcr ballots tor the election ol Attorney
Genera
Mr.. Recmein rose and nominated Jas.
Collier, and sent to The Clerks desk Ir'ur
wh'ch h. said he had found on his derk.
aud which he asked TO he ,cad.
The Speaker Of the Eousc decided that
the lrttrr could not he read.
Mr.. Reemelin raid he appealed from that
decision.
The Speaker decided that at The present
time an appeal could not he entertained.
Mr.. Reemelin protested against the pro-
cccdiGg and continued taking duiiGg the
course of The ballouag.
The telIcrs proceeded to count the votes
for Attorney General, rs to.IoUs:-
Fdr .lioraey CYcHtrai
Henry Smnsbery received 80 votes.
Blanks and scattering 81
Henry Stonshery was thcreupon dechr-
cd duly elected Attorney General Of ne
State Of Ohio for the term Of five yeas
from tI,r 25,h Of February, 1916.
CBelore the Speaker onnouaced the re-
suit. Mr.. Reemeln rose and give notice
Tat he should enterhis protest against The
whole proceeding; ard as soon as The tal-
lotting was ended, he woald ntroduce Il
resolution eensuriag the Speaker for his
dccison.l
Associate Judges .Er Hahaajng comfy.
James Browuee received 50 votes.
James Wallyce received 50
Lemue Bingham received 50
| Blanks and Scattering II
James Brownlee, james Wallace, and
Lemuel Bingham were declared duly ell
ected.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
February %, 1916.
Prayer by Rev. Randall.

4luJNl ny NV lhullN"H'
Mr.. Allen reported back the bill to ratah-
lish free turnpike road from Wintersvlla,
jefferson county, TO MassilIon; with IA
mpnoments, which Were agreed to, and
the bill passed.
Mr.. Mason, from the Judiciary commit
tee, reported back the bin 10 repeal the act
passed February %, 1884, relating to tnv-
ern licenses, and reviving the acts repeal
cd bv SAID act. Ordered to be eugro-scd.
Nj. Gallagher reported lack the bill to
repeal the act incorporating the State
Bank of Ohio, and other Banking compa-
nes, recommending its passage.
The following IL the bill!
See. ]. BE il enacted By lie General as
sembiy ef The state Of Ohio, That an act
entitled an act to incorporate the State
Bank OF Ohio, and other Banking comph-
MES, passed February 2ilh, l8lj. BE- and
the same Is hereby repealed,
Sec. Q. All Banks and Banking compa-
MICS organized under the act hereby re,
psolrd, shall be entitled to and are hereby
authorized 10 use all the franchises, rights.
aud privileges TO which they are entitled
under said act, for the puruosc of settling
Ond finally closing up their husncss, lot
the period OF one year from lAc passage oI
this act.
Sec. Q. No Bank or Banking company
organized or existing under the act hereby
repeated shall issue any bank ootes repre-
scntng o, intended to pass as no cy from
nnd after .he passage OF tnt5 act, uader
the penalty Of immediate lor,cjparc Of all
rights and privileges herein g.ulrd
Mr.. Oils moved to rccommt The bilI.
with i0slrucjlon- - report new hltl, re-
peaIlng 50 much OF the General Bank ng
LAW ~ permits the Bark COMMISSIONERS
and Boald OF Control to rstrjll,h any ad-
dtiona Banking Comp0iea under the
provisions ol said nett and 20 much A. on
ly laXfs the profits on dividends Of said
Institutions.
4 divsoa Of the question being demand
ed. ,he House refused to strike out.
The hill havinI cen ordered to be on
crossed at the Clerks desk, the question
was taken on It's passage, aud resulted
ayes 90, noes 80, as oows'
AYRs- Messrs Ahernrlhy, Anderson.
Bel, BrackIcy, Hrown Of Perry. CockeriI,
Conmngs, Dial, Galagherliggi s,KnaPP,
Odds, Reemrlin, Sharp, Smith OF Knox
Vaandigham, WplIord, Williams OF CO.
lumhiana, Williams OF Co,hccIon, and Yost
30.
NoEs-Mrssrs. Alien, Bull, Barnes. Bow
en-, Goyd, Brown Of Montgomery, Brown
Of Seneca Canby, Curry. Gutter, Evans,
Fmge-on, Hibherd, irwin, lohnston, John
con, K'mbaII, Lennon Mrln,o.h, Moul-
ton, No'lc, Owens, PareheE Phelps, RAM
dali, RIchey. Rdawey Riley, Shaw
Shreve, Smith Of Iicki q, Slanlcy. Slower,
Summers, Thomas, linton, Trimtle Of
Highand. Wright, and Spfoker- 80.
So The Banking Law waI not repealed
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MEDICAL SCHOOL.

We would direct lhe attention Of Medi-
cal students and lho-e who think OF enter.
ing the medical profession, TO the udvCr-
tisement OF Dr.. MrCook, OF New Lisbon,
lis advertisement should have appeared
sooner, tuI tie parcr directing its pubii,a-
uoa IN the Free F,css, was overlooked ua-
t.l tie Wceat week.
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IN INNATE.
February 10. 1916

February ls' IbqO'
EiHs read a hrd time TO erect The
county OF Ash and.
The vote was then taken by yeas and
nays, on the passage Of the bill, and were
yeas le, nays Is.
So lho bill passed.
Mr.. Osborn moved a reconsideration of
tie vote just takeni and the yeas and nays
being demanded, were yeas Ia, nays 10.
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oRiO LEGISLATURE.
N SENATE.
February 10, 1916.

February 10, i846.
9 O'clock p. ~
Report Of Select CommiRee-Mr. Osborn
reported back tie bin 10 erect the new
county Of Ashland, with sundry amend
ments.
Mr. Newman moved 10 10y the bill and
amendments upon the labIc-losi.
The till was then ordered 20 lis third
reading, yeas IS, nays IS.
To establish free turnpike road rom
Wintersvile in Jefferson county, 10 Mas
sillon, in Stark county. Passed.
Mr.. Wetmore moved to take up the mo-
ton to reconsider the vote on the passage
Of the bill for the encouragement OF 0gH-
culture, which was agreed toi and the
question then being on reconsidering the
vote, it was agreed to. The bill was then
passed, ayes II, noes II,
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IN SENATE.
February 90, 1876

Mr.. Goddard reported back the Till to
amend The act Tor the election Of Prosecut-
ing Attorneys. with one ameudment-tl
new billy and the question being on agree
ing TO the amendment the ayes and noes
being demanded, were yeas Q, nays II.
The bill was then indefinitely post pom
cd,
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ior'earanee and gent'rmarly depormcnt
iom 'hc spec che- of tu.tr, So iult.:.
i',l' uad Lord john hu.sra, Ua t.r Sc
ond nishloi lhes,-si ion "
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shah make Tiberol drafts from the report
" hich is ,olumiAous, a. occasion and the
public good NAY uemdud.
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3 ~ skUE b s s
N15saIzz1S:} Z a 5I q RI alIs
a S U q Y 8
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A certain and effectual Cure for Ague and Fe-
yer; also use successfully in the treatment Of
Bilious Fever, Nausea. General Debility, and
Nervous Weakness.
The most hattering recommendations of this
NJ edicine have been received from many emin-
ent Physicians and others who hgye used it
And it is presumed that no medicine has ever
been used whose action has been more benefi-
cial, plea SAINT and invigorattng, and called forth
from afflicted sufferers such expressions OF heart
felt gratitude and thankfulness. Persons TAX
ing the Pills, soon find themselves relieved
Chill broken Fever gone!! Stomach and head
free and healthful!! Strength and appetite in
creasing and improving, and all nervous weak
ness fed.
When taken according to the directions accom-
panying them, they never fail to cure the Chill
and Fever the first day, and never sicken the
stomach or operate upon the bowels
Their action upon the whole system is so
charming, that persons Invariably surprised
and pleased with their rapid and complete res
toration to health.
The Pills purely and solely Vegetable; and
the happy combination of the ingredients and
their proportions are such TO produce medi-
cine which never fails to relieve when relief is
at all attainable.
Each box contains 30 doses of Pills-Price,
One Dollar. Sold in Newburg by w. KINNEY,
and in Evansville by E. SPURRIER & co.
DIR. HULL'S CELEBRATED.
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A PIRJJC RT.ESSIN(3

These Pills have long been known and appre-
ciated' for their extraordinary and and immedi-
ate powers oil restoring perfect health to persons
suffering under nearly every kind of disease to
which the human frame is liable.
Thew particularly recommended to all
those persons who are afflicted with any kind of
a chronic or lingering complaint, as there is no
medicine before the public which has natural
and happy effect upon the system in correcting
the stomach and liver, and 10 the formation of
healthy chyle and thereby purifying the blood :.
They acknowledge by the hundreds and
thousands who are using them, to be not only
the most mild and pleasant h4heir operation, but
the most perfectly innocent, safe and efficient
medicine ever offered to the public. Those who
once make a trial of these Pills, never afterward
feel willing to be without them, and call again
for more; which is sufficient proof of their good
qualities.
HEADACHE-SICKO OR NERVOUS.
Those who have suffered and are weary of suf-
ferlng with this distressing complaint, will find
SPENCER'S VEGETABLE PILLS
a remedy at once certain and immediate in Its
effects. One single dose of the Pills tax en- soon
as the head ache is felt coming on, will cure it
in one half hour entirely.
AS remedy in summer and bowl complaints
they display their wonderful powers to admira-
ton and are far superior to any thing in use for
these complaints.
In DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT, they
Stanu unIlVaIieO. many nave DeeH CuIeu III
few weeks, after having suffered under the
drea dful complaint for years
In HABITUAL CosTIvENEss, they are decidedly
superior to any Vegetable Pill ever brought be-
fore the public; and one % cent box will estab-
fish their surprising virtues and place them be-
yond the reach OF doubt in the estimation OF
every individual.
They invaluable nervous and hypochon-
drical affections. loss yf appetite. and all conf
plants to which females alone subject.
They are mild in their action, and convey al
most immediate conviction of their utility from
the first dose. They may be taken by persons
OF any age; and the feeble the Infirm, the ner-
vous and delicate are strengthened by their op-
Grafton, because they clear the system of bad
humors, quiet nervous irrtability, and invaria-
bly, produce sound health.
Upwards oithree hundred and seventy thou
sund boxes of these inestimable Pills have been
sold within the last twelve months in three
States alone. and more than THEE times the
same quantity in other States.
AS an anti-blious Medicine, family should
be without them. single trial OF them is
more satisfactory than thousand certificates.
Sold in Newburg by VIM. KINNEY. and In
Evansville by E. P. SPURRIER & co.
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co ] IA INC R:S|

Are now acknowledge by the Faculty to be
the most scientific and successful preparation
ever discovered for the relief of CaughS Colds,
Consumption, A sthma Whoopng -caugh, Cotarrh.
Tightness of tn Lungs or Chest, Bronchitis, and
similar Pulmonary Affections. Leveral thou
sand boxes have been sold, giving Immediate
relief to those who have been awicted with the
most distressing colds and caughs, and resor-
ing TO heal th persons in almost every stage OF
Pulmonary Affections 1t is now well known.
that large proportion of consumpive cases. by
which so many valuable lives are annually sac
rficed, owe their origin to neglected colds and
caughs which might have easily been removed
at an early perod. No medicine will be found
Sc efcacious in curing such cases as these Loz-
enges. They do not check and dry up the
caugh. but render it easy, promote expectation,
allay the tickling ofirritation. and remove the
proximate or exciting cause. Hundreds upon
hundreds of certificates have been offered of
their wonderful virtues, from those whom it is
justly thought have by their use, been saved
from an untlmely grave, and restored TO perfect
health Also, DIR. HULL'S
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

FENEzIS extensive and pleasant establishment
- SO convenient to the river, is again COM
mended to the notice Of the travelling public.
The large increase OF patronage, since 1t came
under the control OF the undersigned induces
the belief, that his efforts to sustain FIRST
CLASS HOTEL are appreciated, and dcVoiing his
undivided and personal attention TO his bust
ness, his guests may be assured OF every COM
fort and attention.
The Exchange" ad joins the great steam
Boat Landing, affording travellers wishing to go
up down the river great conveniences, end a
a watch is kept day and night to secure to them
the earliest conveyance.
The excellent line of Mail Couches TO the
North. intersecting at Vincennes with all the
rouis concentrated there depart from the 'Ex-
change" every Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day mornings, and the large livery stable at
ached W III furnish extras at any moment, to
forward travellers onward.
With these facilities, of SO much moment to
the business man, the undersigned more
aolicits patronage on the ground that he intends
TO deserve il.
april II, 1916 ly. C. X. DREW.
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We SS1 ; sEz HSiIsE3y|

Are the surest and safest Worm Destroying
Medicine ever discovered. 1t is estimated that
1000 Children die annually from the Ell
lect of Worms alone. This vast mortality can
be almost entirely prevented by the use of Hulps
celebrated Lozenges.
Grown persons are very often afflicted with
Worms, and are doctored for various complaints
without any ebenefit; when one or two dozens
of the Sozenges would speedily cure them
They are an cfali5le remedy, and Sc pleasant
to the taste that children will take them read
lily ms they would a common peppermint Loz
eage. Price % cents per box with directions.
AlIof the above Medicines are sold in New burg
by w. KINNEY, and in Evansville by
nov rs, '45-Iy. E. P SPURRIER & co.
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WHEN THE BLOOD is IN AN UNsoUND

WHEN THE BLOOD is IN AN UNSOUND
CONDITION it is asfeady for Infection, as land
ploughed and narrowed to receive the allotted
grain. Those who wise will therefore COM
mence the publication of their blood without de-
lay: aud those who already attacked with
sickness should do the same. BRANDERTH's PILLS
are an eAectual purfyer of the blood, as thou
sands Of persons can testify who continue to cure
themselves Of Colds, Coughs, Headaches, Rheu-
matte Affections, Liver Complaints, CostiveDess
and the host of those indications of the body OF
the blood's being out of order, simply by perse-
verngly using Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills. Females will find them to secure that state
Of health which every mother wishes TO enjoy
The weak, the feeble, the nervous and the del
icate, are in few days strengthened by the use
OF BRANDRETH'S PILLS, and the worst OF
complaints are effectualy removed by persever-
ence without the expense of physician.
These pills are sold by Ell WOOLSEY
at Evansville, Ia, aud by Agents in most of the
villages in the United States.
aug 7,45-l2mSl0. B.BRANDRETH.M MD.