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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

CYRUS W. FIELD ~ co. II Clf-st offer
~ for -ae reduced prices very large assortment OF
Paper This following pan Of the stock now In store
S,ooo reams Of priced plain and ruled cap.
800 letter.
iteo reams straw wrapping for shipping.
1900 reams heavy wrapping for groceTs' use.
700 reans white
2lsll feams assorted shoe
800 resms news aud book printing
so resms coored paper Of all qualities.
90 rcams hard al sizes
5000 rc1ms envelopes
5000 he brown. white, blue, green and red hanging
5o.o,o lbs binders bosTds-sll Lamhers.
ll'oso be Trunk Boston and Jersey manu-
fscfure.
saeo lhs straw boards. Nos. 80 TO l00
Alsc fall assortment Of f-lu e. wire cloth bleaching
powder. alum rag. irvine and az other kinds Of paper
Insoufscsur-r-' lnafeYiAs aus In
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CYRUS w. FIELD a. co. II ChHsL offer for
Ss1e reduced prices very Of paper
Tie following Il psr Of their stock now In store.
s.fsu fcar1s q low priced plain and ri'ed cap.
~ r-sus Of lou pfieed plain and ruled lelier.
lst'9 % lO~ pfice1 wrapping for shipping
500 rcAins q Nv priced rGg wrapping for shipping
80 rssns Of heavy wrapping fof srooers' use
= o feSns u white
xsfc resrns n assorted shoe.
$50 rc4ns * r-~s md boob printing
f.>S seefrs - colofod papers VI al qualities.
i.fs rssuls u bard ware paper Of al sizes
800 fe1zns - ezFr % paper.
etNf - of,sn- ~Alse. hlue, green and red hanging
se.tN - taD1efs toad. Al uuubefs.
itfe ~ tx1s toards bo.t0a sr1 y Jersey manufacture
-l.09. "a strs~ bo9fcs, 10. 81 70 100
fal essortneDt " feifrgs wire clOh. bleaching
toeef, sau t~1e and al otter kind Of paper man.
ufsergfsrs uklsrsls sal I'm
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49, ,,IoRNING LINE AT o O'CLOCK

.Sl.-rFOR ALBANY and infeimedisie Laacllgs
xsxxEs-z>s f,re cents Breakfast ard fl1eroa board
10 h,.t Tn. new and splendid siesmer CONFIDENCE
c., n Peck will leave the steamboat pier fot Rob.
-, MONDAYS Wednesdays and fritsys Gsi o'cock
An Recurring leaves Albany TursdsN lhurssay and
SATURDAY al O'Clock. NJ Al per-"ns are i~ad inlsins
-, ~. M, account OF he above boat her For
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

= 0ntt MOUNT SAVAGE FIRE BRICK
c,VOV 700 Barrels Soap Stone Dust, ground ana bolt
cd Tor foundry use Soap Stone Slabs and Blocks, oy the
700 Funnel Block, Grddles &c. NC just received For
sale by JAMES BEEBE 4 CO
W., SwD&W i2n Futonst
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CORN-.-A NEYER-FAiLING REMEDY for hard or
y sof CONS Dc CAYNOOD'S celebrated Prrparsf on.
trial only sssed zut from The many testimonials
ceivrc m H. favor ne uOs' satisfaction viii assured be
gwen Pnce olly - box ard sod az the drug stores
johnson cor Chambers and Broadway rs 80 and ST.
Broadway, So GrrclNlch ST. eeckcr; Rosrum en- II
gh h-Avruge Drsio1 and Clinton SIS; ls Bowrry. and
iql Flrnn-sf san hli'inF. ans lueni~
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- modern huf e-story BRICK house 10 me ocaron
IL be- 1,v Twenty I'd Il and not from m avenue.
would be .od with or without the furniture. House nearly
new and well fn.hef with kitchen range, oalh wsief-
Closet &c Furniture but e used. and every ming IN good
order the owner expects .eave the city Do VIII s9l
Low and give possession AZ once. Terms accolnnodas
Adfres- Livingston office NJ Tribune. or inquire Of
PRATT 4 REQUA a. the Office Of Merchants Ledger, 81
49, auln ThSA M
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e and Id or ie souh SIDE OF Troyst bird h1lse east
- u Eigha-avenue, known - OF Toy - tn- u"i'g
VA, tf hi he Sprng ~ I3l5 and painted throughout asi
Sprur. has al the with Croion arr &C
SIZE OF house p feet inches hy 81 or q feet dep SIZE OF
rev nav remain on bond and mortgage For farther pafl-
10 - ~ Brosd-st.
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DoI>TKy ,IERCHANr~.-c.la Al u Ma

Y, IA e. snd examine FRANCIS o. TREJis st0ck Of
low priced Leues and C-p Paper Blank Books, tnvel-
Oh. Fancy tai staple afin1-ry 0f every ~ Gro
lag Card. God Pen. Daily I01rras AID ares Tor 80
Nc &c : anoaerv Warehouse = Msii-n lane anil
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NOIItE-Ofce Of The Rocklsnd Cemetery, 10 Broad
way corner Of Naden-lane upstairs, where ALI order.
WI De received rum A NJ io4 n for the purchase q
pas or Tor niesments Pamphlets and maps Of the ground
are ready Tor distribution AZ other Than Office hours Orders
VIII De received al % Woser-st
aug 2w. WM ARCHER snnerin,endenf
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History Of the
NJ T. XICAN w A X.

Completed 10 the close Of the War,
Inculing the Treaty Of Peace. Statistics Of the
Il : ARMY Tables Of the Volunteers. the Names OF the
u .Ofcers no fell 10 the successive Engasements,
Map u the Coded Territory, &c &c Just published by
A. 5. BARNES a co 81 John-st
Agents supplied by the hundred or thousand al large
Discount au2 lawtfAWu
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n-. PRoPL II>h.-ALbANf DAT
EAs4--sSAND NlGhT sTEAhsks Day s.esrs.
49,, -,s.savs Thpr~fsys. sfa sanrtays, A. 4 a t,s
he a., of Bsrcsy.l making he usaa landings reiarsiut
On the opposite days. - ,s.,c .r,,p-o,.
Can't Nm n Peek. OREGON Capt A z - JOIN, dSr
SUNDAYS srrcpledD Al 7. III ,,.--t, ,.,e.,..
~ Nal line OF Steamers, thr SolIh ANfMCA
-, r y Tyu're SANTA CLAUS Capt tinendort csa1
Al oeock p ~ from tho Pier north side Of os,clsy-s
AL % he above tcss CONNECT resnsy "" &c haA
Ereieh taken al moderate prices ard When r.Q-red r
wsnsad by Railroad from Albany wiIhDNt ce.a{ FS
,rsiht spriy 81 People. Line Once, iff Cfccn"iccs 70
p { SCHULTZ. pier between Liberty ard Sofuknc -
81 ~ UN LANE wharf bet~ eeD ksrcsN ard ho"hsod 20
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MN am GKEAr DI-COVERY ~ =

n derng DAzuerreo.ypc lld-lnie al A , oEALS fr-'
mum one Oo.ar Dasurrrran Gallery. y B-l5o Broad
Wv third foor between M1cen-sne and LbrrtysL-hs.
no connection vita any oher room OF establishment 70 the
citv yh I'm
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y VOOTs CuKApER sTIII.-Fine

bOOI> thkAfER tltL.-fne Cal
ooulS'c 81, usually - %, me French Cali Dress
~ BOc,s - 81 sold Ia other for - and - Con
ress Callers cheaper than IN any csher store In lhe
CIV Shoes, Nc Nc on hand or made 70 order All orders
promptly attended 70. Neudiug. &C done 10 the store
JOHN LAYING, 50 Ann-st
leu Sfnend between Sr,srsxsv Ari NssSsl-si
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- -,.......,..sr1 RAILROAD BETWEEN Al;

LA -. BANY AND BUFFALO Albany snd
EktZ -<a--HA--Sc Schenectady Railroad Co. Depot MAI
denane near the principal hotels, the steamboat ahungs
ant The Boston Railroad Ferry. n,
THREE DAILY TRAINS viii leave The Depot ior bhi
f,o and intermediate places-thfough M = hours VIZ
All O'Clock A. NJ sundays excepted
, Ocock P. NJ sundays excepted
O'Clock ?. NJ
Fmigrant Cars eaveai o'clock NJ i>undsy .seeI,ee,
Car. arrive from Buffalo and he West 81 8 A. M + VI
and ? NJ .. 49,. -.,,,, >,oarr,
Leave Albany 40 50 A NJ snd p. sundays excepted
Returning leave Saratoga daily al - and ~ gci0,Ai
NJ Except sunday.) arrive al Albany al 10 A. NJ ana :
2. NJ.
The trains from the West arrive IN time for ne morning
and evening boats for New Also IN True for 0clOcs
and o'clock trains for the East r
Tickets TO Buffalo and nienei ate places also TO bssob
and Saratoga Springs, may be had Al The office. m
Baggage wagons 10 the employ Of the Company WI 81
all times be In attendance convey baggage To ei nom
New-Ycrk steamboats, and to and from Eastern kaifosd
FREE ,, 49,.
FREGHrs-Freight Cars leave for SCHENECTADY and the
West asO for Saraiogs Springs, at O'Clock L NJ tsun
DAYS excepted) Properly consigned to TINS Company WI"
Ice lorw aried promptv free Of commission and storage
iy226 +. FOSTER Secy Albany x ; X x. Co
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EwBANx ON HYDRAULICS

A Nd MECHANlCS.-COmplee sets OF This useful worn,
"a In eight pa L. numbers, may Gill be obtained Of any
Of thu booksellers. Pnc@ each No . cts Hu7 p&W
lust PUBLIsHED-By @. VAL, At the Beacon
Ofic- Sfrank.in-square, n. price 50 cents" The
Jews Reasons l'r Beiev In One God only By Wm.
Jacobs " This is work Il research snd interest NJ
the the Christian the scholar and The Philosopher
In press Panes Rights OF Man. The Monthly Beacon For
sal-, NOney's Rains, &c. &C aull 81
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IszEz7MORRIs AND ESSEX RAIL

r--. -fessz ezHssy1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
Iii kOAO.-Tne extension Of tlis kA-fox
iron MOrrstO~n 10 Dover, pasinS
through the village Of Denyille and Rockswsy. VIII
opened for the transportation Of passengers on TUESDAY
August !
The passenger trains and after that date viii run b
tween Newark and Dover es follows.
Leave NYork for Dover intm diaie places A All
Newark siAMkHPa
" Dover for Newark ard Newt 8; AMsiPPMM
Al Mon1sown the AN train Of cars from New Yors co..
meets with stages for SchOoleys Mountain, Washington
Bevloere, and Els,On, daily
Al Dover the VI. train connects with stages 70 ceees
sunny, Newton. Milford and Owego. Mondays, WssDes
days and Fridays and with Johnsonburr Councils 5S
town. suoudsburg and Delaware 1er Gap, % Iue-eAys
Thursdays, and Saturdays each line returning 90 ssh''
days.
for s,anhope stsgeleayes on the arrival u the 'n'
N. trains al Dover 40
For Bsssenrdge stage leaves The srys Of ne ~
train At AOrrsioUD. IN
AL packages bundles must BE- entered on ~ WIZ
or the Company Will hold themselves responsible "a
Fregbt viii be forwarded mned afeiy 70 hofrsIoNn -
Dover from Albany Basin. by stephens, COndf Coa
bishops 10 Newark, Om the Trsnsporaton Ous1
the " }. RR. and Trans. Co foo, Of L.bery.l ana
sired will be called FOR IN any part u The city eS
al said Office. ljyHl IRA DoDD' oeY-
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CONVEYANCES.
~ REGULAR NAIL LINZ AZ.
E-e4tsxxi\TMEEN BOSTON And NEM.Ins 4


~ The Ferry Al Providence avoided ~ ne n
Branch Railroad Inland Route hrough without ehsns. a
Cars or Baggage, The steamers C. VANDERBILT CO
Loci s,or. ard CONNECTICUT. Cspt Rchd Pecs 4 ~.
oon with the st0nngon and Providence sns B0stov "a
Provdepce Railroads leaving Ne~fofs daily. suod. - ,,
cepfes rom Pier Nouh RIVER, Al 0eiocs p N a.
sr oon Al o'clock P NJ. o. upon The ATnys Of he 81
rsn fr Boston These steamers are Unsurpassed .pos
a.. n,vsf. .fsie room. and bsrhs for - oerru. -
go ls,ge p,,vsfe rooms for fsn.rs md psrors N.
,.,,s,. 80. oA-er~f BY ihe most experienced msu -
- .b,,,.o AZ. ns.s.se between Nee-fort and Pee.
a. M o bosr. hereby arriving IN ample tine Tor a. -
lines running from New ora Nof '' % " esi aot
III he lines RON Boston Norh and tsst
y. 80 80 TOSxrcTrCf-T viii leave N-w-Yorf. Tss...,
rsnr.asV .od saturday Lesve sioningtou hondsy va
The C VANDERBrLr will isave Sew:Yors sood,y.
vIo,.isv M FRIDAY Leave sioninsou lsesssy. TAar,
tsy ard Saturday -, ....., 49,.
4 bszgage- master accompanies ne srsl'pn nsits .
al avn Bo.ion 10 take chsrge q ne nasssse Poser
grr sor Newport leave As above stpr1aFr eAcepe AZ
on hoard The ~ >,nn rgrun iasrs resi's
fvfshei for and leave per he fccoHno SOU ZEN ~ >
N Which connects 81 providence .h m" siearef tER
~ .r,ving N Nswpori n 81 A. 81. Fare 20 Nvwpor
81 For passage. berths. ssie-roOns or teLt sfpoet
son MAJ L rsae me Agents on the ~nsf sac Al -
ofhce ID Baltrrypisce. AZ
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-. r,sauyfzx.zr ELIZABETHTOwNA AND son
- sslG.sltx ERVILLE RAILkOAD--Rrom =
SUMMER II aaFF NJ I1 y,.T' n'''''

y
hev- York and Eii1obethioucn, (Fgys lsi cents
Leaye New YORK Al Q O'Clock A NJ. PM and Sh
Leave Eazabehiown Al II O'Clock NJ ~. A NJ ~ ~
Aeir York PLalUed, Scotch Piaias. seifrMe and Woue
Leave New York ats O'Clock NJ (freight) " snt,
Leave Psinfed al 81 (frsishD AN ;6t AN and 2. Pm
Nelc- York sozleytie, Boundbyook. Neto MARKET, q,
Leave New York al o'clock A " (reighp and PN
Leave somervlle ct A (freighD AN GAM; and 2PH
~ STAGES viii be IN readiness nj Somervlie 90 mes
ryal Of the Ococs A NJ. train Of Cars from Ner lone
convey passengers 70 Easton Wilksbsrre, Allentoss
Msuch Chunk, sc Ps. and 10 Flemington, Clinton, Jt
town. Bloomsbury, Jacksonville Waite House, Son
Brsnck, kc ~ J. iyS n
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SCHOOLS.


T1CITCTIC MEDICAL I>-T1Tt TE W ClN-
ECTSNArI-CfhCrLdR. TIE next Fal md " llier
COr.- II Lcur,s is insiiuol commences on ne lfti
ir5s.iv sBcceeded ty The Spring end sumner Course.
which sso cfrlIrues four monihs Er.rlt0-s pre- l-
srv sourss VII. CONNIE he trsi Monday ID Dcuoef,
and continue mOrtn.
FACULTY
2 l. Hi II D s-somy and operate surrey Iicseisl
ctansn " il-f.'ufes ~ Med cine, flJ sl0osy,
md Medical Junsprt-uce. lV
l. L Jones, u D. Msfers Medics Iherspe1i-cs aLa
bOi1ly t--+sFf-
T Morrow, D. Pa-h0Ogy, Theory a-d rrscies q 90
Medicine
A III gsidrdge " D. D. sfstrcs and he Diseases Of
e.
Jane. n oliver n D Chemistry and Parma ---- j.
"A Besrh 81 p Emertus Prof ~ Clinical Medicine
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II 7 = N'N' FFtIs
MiDDLE~EN PLAINS cases plains,
w fancy cable cord warp and wool filings this day
ceved and tor sale by NESMIrH 4 co
su9 80 nud 81 Pine-si.
DRINT~-5O cases b sck and lavender; also indigo blue
u Prints, for sale by NESMITH co.
aug - and 81 Pnesl
IkARN PRINTS cases style Prints, mousse
W line de iaine patterns and small figures insi we'd
and for sale by au9l NESMlTH co 81 ana 81 Pine ST.
q LEAGiikD tsOUD~-COmprislng extensive
DsOumenl ofwell known styles, S4 ~ 81 81, 1914, IA
and IS and SO widths for sale by
my2 C. Y. HARRIS, IS Exchsnge-place.
NlERI<O CA-sINERES.-50cases superine Me-
l'tnnO Cassnercs comprising every variety OF color and
texture for sale nv HARRIS. ~ Exchange place my2
IlLUE AND WHITE and blue and orange Prints-
Dnew and desirable patterns, hne and medium coihs
FOR saiehy lmy2l C. v HARRIS. IS ENchsngo.psce
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se9sxxm PIANOFORTB MANUFACTU.
-kzr y{TH3RY, 52 Fulior-si east side Broadway Al
"H1 entirely new article warranted superior il
J Itone, and 10 keep 10 tune much longer thar
any in use made with peculiar harp frame obvatng
the objection 10 metallic pedals written guaranty will be
given with zach instrument and when any doubt then
quality expressed the be withheld until such
doubts are removed. BENNETT Il ROGERS,
iel5 Is. Futon-sl side Broadway
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JAhLAO W -h-hfA'Ss
COULD NOT WALK.
TO THE LADIES'.
GREAT FEM ALE MEnICINE


DIR. TowNsEND's SARsAPARILLA is a sovereign and
speedy cure tor incpIent consumption, and for the
general prostration OF the sysem-no matter whether
the result OF inherent cause causes produced by
regularity, illness or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigora-
ting effects on the human frame. Persons all weak
ness and assiude, from taking it at become 70.
bust and tu OF energy under It's influence. 1t mme-
diatey counteracts the nervelessness Of the female
frame, which is the great cause OF barrenness.
Ii will not be expected ofus in cases of so delicate
nature to exhibit certificates OF cures performed but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds of case
have been reported tous
DR.. TOWNSEND: My wife being greatly distressed
by weakness and general debility and suffering con-
tinualy by pain and with other difficulties and hav-
ing known cases where your medicine has effected
great cures; and also hearing il recommended for such
cases as have described. obtained bottle of vour
Extract of Sarsaparilla and followed the Directors
you gave me. In short period il removed her com
plants and restored her to health Being grateful for
the benefits she received take pleasure in thus &C
knowIedgng i, and recommending it to the public
NJ ID. MOORE. cor. of Grand and Iydius ats
Albany, Aug. l., 1914
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II E AS! e A S.,
ALLlS n HOWES, Evansville, La.
AGENTS OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.

THE Canton Tea Company has been popularity
Il known for many years. This is the largest and
oldest Tea Establishment in America. The public
have had full proof of their integrity and response
bility But such has been the great and pressing de-
mnnd for their Teas OF late, that the have been ob
ged 10 enlarge, to great extent, their TWO principle
establishments in New York, viz:
125 Chatham a. 1913 Greenwich Streets.
They possess facilities, in relation 10 The
Tea trade, in very abundant degree, and doubtless
superior to any other Tea Concern in America
Their scrupulous regard TO all principles that tend
TO elevate the character of large house, is well un-
derstood, and has already procured them eonnee-
ton, probably, larger than all other Tea establish
ments united, and they consequently an determined
to sell purer. fragrant, and perfect Tor the
price, in the aggregate, than any Aosse in the world
China excepted
They most zeaously invite the attention Of the in
habitants of this city and surrounding country
their agency-M6 ssrs. ALIIs d HowEs', where the
following assortments are always on hand, and they
feel no hesitation in stating, that wherever single
tral is made, very decided preference is given TO
the celebrated Teas of the Canton Tea Company
9Jkeader make the experiment.. tF
Retail prices tollOus, subject all 10 Be re-
| mad n 0f or.d of
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6NN M AN 5RS
i3slll5lJs33
From fhe Piffs5urg Gosette


THE past summer QS47l has been very remarka'
l. bic one. Frequent and heavy rain, followed by
intense and long continued heat, had the effect, in the
irst place, To promote rapid growth OF succulni9
vegetation and i'm the second TO produce rapid de-
composition of vegetable matter giving rise To much
missua and spreading sickness, disease and death.
in "-es which had heretofore been remarkable tor
their sa,ubrity.
We are credibly informed, that whole meadows,
on which the grass was unusually heavy, rotted TO
the ground and was not INT TO be cut In Indiana and
Illinois, the sickness was so general that there was
not enough well persons TO attend upon the SICK
whose sufii rings protracted by want OF prop
er remedies well of good nursing Much OF this
suffering might have been prevented had every lam
y kept hand supply OF medicines suited TO coun-
teract the effects of this miasma, with which the at
mosphere Mt certain times is surcharged. In add
ton TO Quinine (which is in such general use as to
need comment) would strongly urge every
family Ia keep on hand one or more boxes oil 'DE
Milan 5 LIVER PILLS"
These Pills are the prescription OF an eminentPhy.
stefan in Monongahala CO. Virginia, and were used
by him in his private practice as a remedy in bilious
complaints, for years before he thought OF Offering
them to the public Such, however, was the success
10 the Pills. and great the number OF persons beu
Gifted by Them that the making of the quantity requ
site supply the increasing demand began to inter
iere mate tally with the time required TO attend to
his practice TO prevent this he has made arrange
| ments with the house of j. KIDD & Co. No. 60 WOOD
Street, PitiSburg, Pa to prepare and vend them
where the genuine may be procured at all times an6
in any reasonable quantity.
These Pills are not recommended panacea fo
all the ills that flesh is heir to- but in all affections
the Liver and in all bilious complaints, they stand
without rival. All who have ever used them, give
them the preference over all 9th Pills. and cannot b
persuaded to exchange those which they find expert
ence be mild sge and efecfHdf Tor any other ever
though they may be sugar coated, or so drastic as Il
| go through by day light"
Prepared for the proprietor by j. KIDD s. Co whelo
sale Druggist No. 60 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Re: L
| whom all orders from distance must be directed
Sold also by our Agents and the principal Druggist
4 throughout the United States and Canada.
i 9JN B.-Purchasers will please be particular an
j inquire for '.Dr uLanes Liuer Pills." as there ar
other Pills purporting to be "Llver Pills, now be
the public dec 22-wy
4 Sold Wholesale & Retail by
| CRAWFORD BELL
III Main ST Evansville. Ind.
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WINNERS Canadian vermifuge-The b

w remedy ever yet discovered for all kinds O
WORMS. IL not only destroys Worms and invigo-
rates the whole system, but ii dssoves and carries of
INC supera6undant slime or mucus, so prevalent in
the stomach and bowels of children more especially
those in bad health. The mucus forms the bed or
nest In which werms produce their young and by re-
moveng ititis impossible for worms to remain in the
the health of the patients is always improved by il
use, even when no worms are discovered; the medi'
cine beng palatable, child will refuse to take il
not even the most delicate .--., =,
Maiden Lane. New York Sold wholesale and re-
taii, by }. WRIGHT, General Agent for the South
and West, Isl Chartres street. New Orleans;
&TOnly Agents in Evansville,
mar 25-ly ALLIS s. HoWEs.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has taken out letters OF administration upon
the estate OF George Stull, deceased
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment and those having claims
against said estate will present them duly authentic
ated for settlement.
The estate will probably be solvent
Je D II. q. WHEELER Admir-