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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-16
NOTICE,

NOTICE..
A LII persons indebted to E. B. HOWE,
IN or to the finn of HOWE & MILLER,
are particularly requested to call and set,le
the same on or before the middle of July
next.
Ravenna, June lst, 1887. Swio5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-16

GALT. Plaster md White Lime, just re
- ceived and for sale by
April 10. c. PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-16


tic. as & could wish, is so strongly supported
by probabilities, and so well conforms to
the public expectation, tn at it obtains gene
raj credence. The election for President
Is said TO have taken place on the 18th in
stant, and Herrera, the former incumbent
of The chair, was again chosen. 1t is also
said that he is not hampered with restric-
sions in regard to the policy to be pursued
towards the United States, but on the con-
trary has been selected with a view to ne
gotiation. Ifthis be really true, peace is at
hand. Ionly fear that our terms. will be too
hard for. them. He certainly would never
entertain the proposition of fixing the twen-
ty.sixth degree of latitude as the northern
boundary OF his country, and | am pretty
sure our government will not seriously ad-
vance such condition
But who has power to treat? Is Gen.
Scott authorized to propose or accept terms,
ar 10 suspend hostilities during the negotia.
4ion4 sst 9f'''ea
5 Since | commenced writing, most disa-
xreeable report has reached me, which l
have now confirmed beyond question. The
Jalapa stage has been beset, the Passen
gers i'll treated, if not murdered, the driver
beaten nearly 10 death, and the carriage
luggage, mails, etc burned. The driver
has Just arrived in town, and reports the de.
tails Of the affair as far as his fright and
treatment would allow him to observe them,
but is strangely ignorant, or confused upon
the points Of the greatest interest. The at
tack was made near 10 Rinconaaa, lew
miles beyond the National Bridge. The
rufians engaged in the affair were rancho
r0s, Id nll probability acting without au
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-16

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the
II Cd inst. an indented Apprentice by The
name of S TEPHEN SMITH, co;ored boy
II years old. ALI pc rsons are hereby forbid
harboring or trusting said boy on my account.
SIDNEY WOODFORD.
Mantua, June 5. l847. Swl06&.
NOTICE is hereby given to Marg aret VIII.
~ hanson, Allen Williamson, Elizabeth
Hiddleman, BENJAMIN F. Hiddleman, George
w. Wilson, Mary B. Wilson, Henry Wil>
son. Joseph Wilson, William r. Martzall
and Martin Martzall, that we led d petition
to the Court of Common Pleas for the Coun.
ty of Portage, Ohio, on the seventh day of
June A. D. is47, stating that Isaac Wilson,
in his life time, contracted to convey sixty
five and half acres of land, owned by him,
in Windham in said County to William X
MartzaIl who assigned said contract TO said
Martin Martzall, and the petition pays the
Court to grant us authority to execute said
contract by making deed of said land to
Mar,in Ma rtzall.
JOHN S. WILSON and others
Adm'rs Of ISAAC WILSON, decd.
LUTHER DAY, Atty.
June 9Th. 1847. SW1OS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-16

Good 16c. Calico for 1oc.
do l2ac. do do &c.
Call soon if you want Bargains, sor they
are going fast. Remember the place to buy
Goods cheap ls at DAYS.
lime Is 1847.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29

NrThe best method for the abolition oil disease is TO
cleanse and purify tho body. $500, . =,
Wrgh,s Indian Vegetable Pills of the North Amer lean
Colicge of Health lodged to he tho best
medicine in world for tho purpose of carrying out this
grand purifying principle because they not only cleanse the
onnch and bowels fiom ali bilious humors hut also pro-
mote proper discharge from the lungs, skin aud kidneys
Thus by simple operation Of this extraordinary medicine,
the natural outlets Of the system opened, and all morbid
nnd corrupt humors, the fdoase, expelled and
that in easy that the body restored to health
ifby magic.
Wngs Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve di
gosiion, well purify the blood, and therefore give
health and vigor the whole frame, certainly they
drive dsensn of every from the body Jingle %
box of said Pills will afford relief, in of the most
intense suffering; and will do to convince the invalid
of their value than volumes written in their praise,
Beware of crunerfois of oil kinds Some coated
with sugar. others made to resemble in outward appear
unce the original medicine. The safest Isl pur-
chase of the regular agents only Of whom may
be found in every village and town in the State
6y-fhe Genuine for sale by - X COLLINS $. p. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN DANFORrll, Montpelier
RNow England Office, 1903 fremont Street, boston. l5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
PIANO-FORTES.

ROARDMAN & GRAY's Piano-For particularly
~ those with the Improvement OF the metallc frames
have acquired throughout United States great and in
creasng popularity which is evnced by The demand fol
them from every section of the Unionfom Texas TO the
Canadas They determined sustain the OF
their instruments, by adding from time all vu.
able improvements in Action Tone aud Workmanship.
The met lc France from experience and the gen
era satisfaction has given feel warranted in
among the greatest improvements this instrument the
do not require the third
those constructed the old plan. Having recently made
large and important additions their and
have increased the facilities for
by adding steam engine, puinng machine, which will
enable them to supply all orders with which they may
voied.
They have on hand large assortment of Rose Wood, Ma
ogany and Black Walnut Piano Fories of and ocaves
OF various patterns and designs They
amos without the metallic frame, all which sold
sacory terms Every instrument warranted, and the rur-
chuse money and all refunded the Piano does
prove us represented
Mandatory and Warerooms, Nos. anil North Pearl
Street. ALBANY. l5.Gw
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CENTRAL RAILROAD


NOTICE is hereby given that tho second Annual Meet
ing of the stOck olderA of the Vermont Central Raoad
Company for the election of Directors the wear
ensuing aud the transaction OF all other business which
be presented will he holden the Court House 10 Monpc
ier, Friday the 9TH day of June next O'Clock A.
NJ. by order of the Directors,
L p. WALTON, JR., Clerk.
Nprll ", 1917. l5:6w
a5-Thc Atlas and Post, Doston-'ho Chronicle and Jour
nal, Wndsot-thc Free Press and Sentinel, Burlington
and the Bunker Hill Aurora, will copy the until the Sd
of JUNO next, and chnrgo tic Community.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29

articles of ronsportatlon-iron nails and flour.
The railroads in Vermont, New Hampshire and
Massachusetts will find it a vast contributor to
their business, and among them the Vermont
Central is destined TO reap very large share
In so saying, we claim no peculiar favor from the
Ogdensburgh TO the Central road-nothlng which
the Legitimate and unquestonable advantages Of
the Central road will not inevitably command,
We cannot but congratulate the friends OF the
Ogdensburgh and Vermont roads on the fatter-
ing prospect presented by Mr.. Hayward's report
and on the favorable intelligence which has reach
ed us from Boston in reference to these enter
prizes-enterprzes combined which equal in
magnitude any that have been undertaken in this
proverbially enterprizing land.
BUSINESS POWER OF ROADS.
We quote the following table, being COM
parative statement of the capacity of various
roads for business, from Mr.. Hayward's report:
Ogdensburgh aud Lake Champlain, 100
Vermont Central, II
Northern, N. H., &c
Vermont and Massachusetts, 55y
Cheshire and Rutland roads, 55l
Western, As
Boston & Lowell and Boston & Worces. 50
New York and Eric, So
Boston and pg,viienco 81
Boston and Name in N. H.) 7S
to Lawrence, 100
The friends Of the Central Road will find their
highest hopes assured, in reference to that road
and its connections, by an inspection of the above
table, We do not care to be invidious, so we
loo .ho 10 CO. A g.,
however, upon the great line from Ogdensburgh
and Montreal to Boston. II has often been said
that no project was ever offered to Boston CAPT
tai of greater importance-not even excepting
the Western Road. This line brings within its
sweep the whole of the North Western section
Of the Union and the Canadas, adding Vermont
for rder-surely field wide enough. And
what are the capabilities this line for business
Taking the whole line from Ogdensbrrgh to
Boston, by the Vermont Central, and by either
the Sullivan, Cheshire and Ftchburg roads, or
by the Northern N. H., Concord and Lowell
roads, it will average over so in the comparative
scale to the Western alone as, or TO the Wcs-
tern and Worcester 81.
DAMAGES FOR THE DEATH OF RAILROAD
PASSENGER. We understand that DIR. Alfred
Hitchcock of Ashby, brother of the late DR..
Henry D. Hitchcock, of Middl eboro, who was
killed on the Odd of February last, by collision
of cars on the Fall River Railroad, has made an
adjustment of the claim of the widow and heirs
against said company. The company, through
their Treasurer, David Anthony, Esq. of Fall
River, have paid to the legal claimants the sum
of $4,000, and have received discharge from
any further liability. Boston Courier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
DEATHS.

In Berlin April 10, Douglass b. Foster aged 81 years and
Q months
Also 29d Instant Emily, daughter of James Il. aud Mary
L. Scovill, aged II months
In Befin april 9st, Mt Rcl Paine, Revolutionary
soldier, aged 80 years.
In Orange, April 10, Capt Nathaniel Richardson nged 81
April a. MI. Thomas NOyes, aged 40.
In Tunbrdge, April 3, of consumption, Amanda wife of
Nathaniel King, Jr., aged 81 years.
In Berlin 10Th inst, Capt. sus Burbank. aged rs.
In Barre 2ls inst, Rawse, only child Of II. ID. w. and
Emily Keith, aged years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
Notice 10 SchaoI Tcnchnrs.

Meeting will be held in the School House Cent 70
of Montpelier, fot the examination of Teachers on
Wednesday, May 5h ut nina O'clock A. NJ 1t is expect
ed the County Superintendent will be present. Al! who
design teach in th. the ensuing are respect,
fully invited to attend. ELI BALLOU,
Snpt. ConlOn SchOnLs IN he tnlrn Of .ALnnfncLlcr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29

The large barn on the pauper flrm in Amherst,
N. H., was burnt on the Sd INST, about three o.
clock in the morning, with all It's contents, and
including hoenty-t,oo head Of cattle, and large
amount Of hay, grain, farming tools, &c. The
loss to the town, says the Cabinet" rs not less
than $4,000 The fire was set by an insane
woman--a county auper.--.liercury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
tflarkets.
Boston Market, April 81.


AsHE-Prces remain without change. The stock is
light and will not be increased until after the opening of tho
Erie Canal.
by the Cambria from Liverpool dates the Sd April
received. Pots quoted ss Cd to 29s. with limited
demand Considerable sales of Pearls had been made 2Ss
20 20s Not II barrel Of American Ashes imported into
Liverpool in The month of March, and there American
Ashes in market
IIops arc in moderate demand for home Ice
lib, cash
PRovsioNs-Thee has been COOL demand throughout the
week both for and export aud further Improvement
in prices by the favorable accounts from Eng.
land From to 5000 hbs Pork have been disposed Of 10
so 500 for Cea II 50 to Sle for Mess, and IA so to SIS
for Primo, ms and the latter prices are now demanded-
Hams quick md largo sales have been made at 10 ~ to
lie ID, cash, for Western and lie for Boston omed Sales
of Western Mess Beef 10 10 Sli bb Ans Lard sells read
y at 10 l-2to lie, ms, for barrels and kegs
FLOUR The Market is quiet Gennossee, common brands
Is selling WI fancy brands $685. cash. Southern is held at
e7,37 l2 1850.
Tho Provision Market in Liverpool in March, very
FIRM and large business transacted Cheese In better de-
mand and stock nearly cleared at 40 to sos cwt Imports
light and fine IN good condition. would feloh sos to 5is cwt
Lard maintained its vauo though owing the limited supply
sale TO great extent fine in kegs bbs SO Cd SIS Cd
American rened sold at G3s cwt Butter advanced Amor
lean sold at SIS 6 10 Cos cwt for ordinary and fine 75s
S6s Cd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
Comprehensive Lexicon of the
Greek Language,

Adapted the Of Colleges and Schools in the United
States, by JOHN rICKERING, LII D. President OF the
American Academy of Arts and Sciences Corresponding
Member OF the Royal Academy of Sciences Berlin OF
the Antiquarian Society at Athens, etc. etc.
In notice vi this work by Professor Robinson. he says
Thec can be Little hazard in pIorouncing the Lexicon of
MI Pickering be the best oxant for the of Colleges
and Schools the United Staes,' for which, indeed has
been specially prepared. Wi,hn the last few days
best Creek editors unl critical scholars in the country him
self practical teacher, has expressed his opinion
tina, young School in College, who Picker
ng's Lexicon wal usually get his Greek Lessons with great
and accuracy md in far less time than by the aid
Of any other Greek Lexicon"
In other notice is said This is work of labor,
great learning, excellent judgment and elegant taste and
in ITS kind ana for its use finished work. In tho discrn
mating and cciious translation of many and difficult paSsa
gcs, is without rival. The quaIties Of the doubtful
vows are marked with great and accuracy. The dc
rived lenses of the verb exhibited in distinct Articles
much tho convenience OF the young student. 1t illustrates
the words and dums If the NeD testament fully than
any other Lexicon of the Classic Greek in use"
The eminent reputation of the author, together " lh nn
and highly catering testimonials received from
Professors mud Teachers well tho Press enabe the
to present this work to the public with great con
hdeuce.
Published by WILKINS, CARTER & CO., 10 Water St.
Boston aud for sale by booksellers generally,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
WASHINGTON COUNTY, CRANE
MAR SCHOOL

THE next term will commence Thursday, May 18Th
and continue eleven weeks. The School continues nm.
dor the Instructors heretofore II is esoecally re-
quested that those who intend to themselves with
the school, be- If possible, present at tho of
the term.
lJAny who desire to take lessons in Music can receive
April ODD, 1S47 I5.o,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
Ebenezer Raymond's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held At Mon
Washington Disct, ss pelier within and for said dis
,,ict on the 10Th day Of Anil, 1917;
n A.RAYMoND, administrator on the estate OF Ebene
~ Raymond, ae ofWaren, in said District, deceased
nreseni his admin account for nt-WheIe1pon u
that the be referred the first day oi Ma
Is47 AZ the Probate Oico in said Montpelier, for exlmn
ton aud allowance and that all concerned DO notified heroo
nv Inc publication of this order Ia the Vermont Watchma
and state Journal, printed SAID Montpelier, two weet
suoeessyey as soon as may be- that 'hey may appear
said time and place. f they cause and object thereto
by order of Court,
Au,sl, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
a true copy of Record,
li.2w Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
Worccster,s NEW DictiOnarY.

VOrccster's New Dictionary.
Universal and Critical Dictionary of the English Language
by Joseph L. Worcester; one vol. 8 ro 1889 pages.
The publishers take the liberty present the following
extracts from testimonial. and notices of the work.
Fion Rev. +. Schroeder, d. d., n. Y.
"WocestoIs Universal and Critical Dictionary Ia, in
opinion the complete vocabulary of our language that
hut very satisfactory manner the opinions all best
M or @ s
word, tho best work Of the kind that have seem"
From the Hon. Sydney Willard, Cambridge.
" In regard to orthogmphy, MI Worcester has made
and uctuatus he has aimed SUCCESSFULLY to DO consistent
and to reduce 10 uniform rules words of similar formations"
From the Christian Review.
The talent to give exact definition of words, within
TO have performed ii wisely and well not only 10 have
done great work. but to have conferred an mmonso benefit
the word. This talent Mr. Worcester seems to possess
in d eminent degree"
F1om Hon. $. G. Geodch Author of Peter Parey's Works
" The hest popular standard Of pronunciation is Worces-
tcr's Universal and Critical Dictionary"
From the Christian Waterman.
"The critical remarks distinguished by accuracy and
good sense and they probably contain information up
points of verbal criticism, TINT will be of value
American reader, than single book in the English lam
guago."
From Prof NJ. Il. Anderson, Watervillo College.
" The result Of thorough examination Of Worcester's
Dictionary bias heen to produce in my own mind the decided
conviction, that Tor tuness of vocabulary, accuracy
biography pronunciation, aud definition, and for its crt
eisms uon unSuoTi5oa Words II Is superior to ay Die
have recommended the work to our students standard
for reierence."
1t embraces fax can norceye all that either the
student the prlctr4 man desire in dictionary"
From Mr.. William Russell, Elucuonst
"Tho Dictionary | have examined closely, and
daily using it u standard for reference"
From tho Christian Examiner.
g For ordinary use, this is undoubtedly by far The hest
Dictionary OF the English language before the pubc
From the North American Review.
" For ineonsderahe period of coming time, this Die
tionary, carefully and ndcou,ly elaborated by the author
and in the mechanical execution and tho revision of
remarkably coec as to the minute diacritica
remarks fail be received with wide acceptance"
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
MasOn's and Webb's New School
MmSiC KOOkS.


THE PRIMARY SCHOOL SONG BOOK in two parts, the
lst consisting of songs suitable for Primary Juvenile Sinr
ing schools and the 2nd consisting Of explanation
the nductve Pesalnzzan method Of teaching Music In
such Schools by H. Mason and g. j. Webb, Professors in
the boston Academy of Music IL is supposed that
mother primary school teacher who herself sing, al
though she may know little OF the musical characters US
ba able read herself may, by the help OF
these drocuons be enabled teach her pupils with good
and thus prepare the wny for more thorough ana
extensive course in higher sehoos 1,, 1900,
THE SONG BOOK OF the SCHOOL RooM, consist
ing of great variety Of songs, hynns and sopura seiec
tOns with appropriate music, arranged TO oe sung IN Que,
three parts containing nlso tho elementary pnci
pes of vocal mu with reference 10 the indnctiyo
or method Of teaching, designed complete
musical manual Tor common OF grammar schools ny Lowell
Mason and George james Webb Thu work has been pre-
pared with reference 10 the wants OF Common schools and
Academies an is gned follow The above work. In II
will found many adapted to the various ccumstan
ces of School children and youth, from 10 10, 10 IA or 10
wears of age The variety Is thought to be greater than In
most similar works, including the sprightly aud enlvenns
the calm and soothing and the sober and devout.
Teachers and school committees requested 70 examine
the above works Published by
And for sale by Bo1Rsellsrs generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-29
4flarriaors.

In Orange, April 90, Mr.. Newell S. Waterman Miss sy
via p. Mcondy
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.

a lBIlES, lynn bookt, NNufth PsauoIyl No'I'
ID Chauut and Music BOOKS, Illustrated Noh. nnd An
nuas ls47, School Books, Juvenile and miscellaneous
Books Ia great variety ofStylcs
STATIONERY of every doscfipon 10 wit Letter, CAP,
Bill sermo Note Billet and Fancy Papers, OF different
qualities Envelopes, rain, Fancy and Embossed Visiting
don Board Perforated Tracing and Drawing fopers Draw
ns and Whiting Pencils Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, with
or without Gold Pens French's, Giintts Wn0as 9TH
e steel Pens, Of every variety Pom Holders Black, blue,
Red Indolibe Inks Sealing Wax; Waters, Plain Fan
cy and Motto Manifold Letter Writers and Folders Paper
Pom Knives ouills, Pens and Pen Nbs Pen Rackl;
States and Slate Pencils; Bank, Blank, Account, Check
aud Memorandum Books; Pocket Books, Wallets; Card
Cases Ponfoliosi Travelling aud Writing Cases WRIT
ING hooks, made of superfne paper, with or without
copies, together with fancy articles to men.
tom for sale, Wholesale otrets liberal terms, by
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ADAMS HOUSE.

371 w ASHINGTON ST, BOSTON.
| 4 W. T. ADAMS having opened t6is AVID splouil
he HOTEL beg leave TO the public that rohil rIal
wanting TO mako it equal to any other in the uniaaanl not
be- second to any. glGm
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Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN X. SIMPSON x co.
HALE'S PURE RUBBER
MACHINE BETTING,

IlIAh AND I8OD14A,Do
booksellers, Publishers, and Stntioners,
NOS. IL aud 19, CORNlllLL, BOSTON.
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ccs, large assortment Of LAW, THEOLOGICAL, MED
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Orders from the country promptly attended to-
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FEATHERS OF ALL KINDs,

~ EAlLY PACKED IN BAGS, varying from lbs. to
~ lbs. each, suitable for the count trade, viz
Hire Greesc-Northern and Western.
RRSsid-Gcesc and Duck
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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-25
Fietch hers ssNe Plus Ultra'' Vegetable
compound CatEsartEc Pills.

!, . xfIFSE Pills. now for the first time offered
TO The pubic, have been used IN private
praotice uowards OF forty years bya eeleeFated
musician frmly member oil the royal cor
iege oil Serg, ons Of London and Edihbui gus anu
Iirentiate OF Daubin University.
The P1oprietors deem 1t unnecessary 10 en-
ter iufo any lengthened dlscusSoh as TO the
merits of these ri!ls-neither VIII they say, tHat
they ,.s i'll cure all the ills That ttes1 Is her 10
but they lay claim TO one great tact, aho mat
is this; they are the very best Piiis ever ihVen-
ted not merely as a simple Catharhc.'as thelt
lproper,i.s are various. They are COMPOUND
Catbartic Anti-BliIous and Deobstruent fttl,--
They cleans The Stomach and Bowels, with no
/ pain or gripping; they act specthcaily upon me
Liver and Kidneys and dinrettc. they ause
am increase discharge OF Urne--restoriEg
heaithfal md proper action TO tue Urinary "
gans. For monthly complaints to which te-
males are liable they will be found most eff
caeious.in removing obs'ructions and res OFing
them To perfect health. 1t IS perhaps needless
to add that il the sIom aCh aud Bowels are kepi
in proper state Tears should be eH ertain cd Ia
/ refetance 10 the welfare of the body.
We need only say to those who have tried
all other Pills, OF whatever name 10 give the
I..Ne Plus Ullray's' one trial, and we ieel per
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they are the Pills. unequaled well as unap-
pToarhatle!!
Those having the Ague Ond Fever shoul'
take Gose OF the NE Plus Ultra" Pills o.
gong TO bed. and commence taking the AgH'
and Fever Pills. from "a TO SO hours thereate
according TO the direction accompanying eael
box. For sale by w. q Z. BELL,
L-.4aE i LII .-,-.-- Evansville. Ind.