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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

DOMESTIC Missions OF THE PREspYrERIAYc
CHuncH-The Philadelphia North Ameylcan of
Tuesday says: A very large and interesting Mis-
sonary meeting was held on Thursday evening
last the 18th inst in the Central Presbyterian
Church in this city. Rev. David Mckinney, DID
of Hollidoysbarg, Pa. presided: An abstract of
the Annual Report of the Board Of Domestic Mis-.
sons, connected with the General Assembly OF
the Presby terrain Church, was made, from which
we gather the following facts
Number OF Missionaries employed during the
past year, SIS These Missionaries have labored
in twenty five States, and also in California, Ore
gon and Minnesota.
Number OF congregations and missionary sta
lions supplied, l,46l.
-Four hundred and seventy Missionaries report
additions to their churches.
On examination 1873
On certificate. 800
4Oli
New Churches organized b0
Houses OF worship erected 40
Sabbath Schools, 6Uu
Children Ill Sabbath Schools Vi1U
The amount Of funds at The disposal of the Board
y ~
Expenditures f%ot5 10
In addition to this nearly $4,000 worth Of cloth
ing was received for gratutous distribution among
the Missionaries Of the Board
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Y WOOD. o37 Watcr-st. New Y rk.-


Il 40 STOVES! STOVESi-It is now admitted by MI
who have used this celebrated Stove, that far exceeds any
now in use heating parors, stores Offices mails Sc
The subscriber has also constrcteda COOk-SToVt on
the same principle both OF which cannot be surpassed Tor
economy OF fuel cleanliness, and durability. So confident
is the undersigned OF their superiority that he offers 10 re-
fund the purchase money it, after trial OF TWO weeks 'he
Stove should not prove satisfactory ,,;,
The public are invited examine the principle on Wlch
the le burnt in this Stove being entirely new and pro-
nouuced by the best judges the best for giving heal
and at the same time the economical III luei OF any
stove now in A few Of tie muny improvements ara
here set forth:
solid surface No cold Hr is admitted to deaden the hre
2 The air heated before ii reaches the hrc, by passing
through hot ar chamber consequently the coal Is all con-
sumed 49,. -, ,,
B. II is arigt and constructed that it needs no rak-
ing is free dust and none can escape INTO the room
l. 1t is economcal the application OF the heated ar IN
connection with the fact tha it be disturbed by rak'
ing causes complete combustion OF the coaa principle
never before Obtained in stoves
Silver Medal has been awarded this Stove at the last
Fair of the American Institute. ,
Tue subscriber deems unnecessary insert any OF the
numerous testimonials he has received in favor OF me ABOVE
Stove but can produce them, with reference that may
be required [o2l lml L. WOOD, 17 Water-sl
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INSTRUCTION.

NHECKS ON THE Z. S. SCHOOL
OAGFNCY, 2a3 Broadway, procure Negotiations Win
ED and are selling 10 subscribers at the rate Of oae per
cent on one years compensation tMPLg4 ELS2 %5e
shan be third e5eek egsl 70 t lh t,Tsi No
charge for procuring pupils DISTRICT SCHOOLS sup
reacbef regering fee ST. in advance Apply early full
and POSTPAID References exchanged Oice honfs = 70
~ and 10 o'clock Special days, for Teachers and En-
rJoyers Thursdays TO Saturdays inclusive, City patrons
visited If desired Established 1917 aud very successful
o2i 2Th&Ss Il. H. NlLCOA, fropl4coI.
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IIARDW ARE.

= :
ALMSTEAD'S PATENT STOVES
W FOR HALLS, CHURCHES, STORES, PARLORS,
OFFICES ScThe subscriber would call the attention OF
those in want of STOVES. to hs complete assortment OF
the most approved patterns CHEATING and COoNlNti
STOVES Also, nanuacture and dealer N plan E ana
nishino Goods Mica Stove Ornaments and Trnnllngs
Stoves cleaned prepared and put up ut short notice al1
rrra,rI,-iff,s ON Wnter.st OF I'm
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il BOYS and GIRLS-The Subscriber will open on the
Is, of November next select Family School for Boys from
the age of and girls from TO T. at his residence
Terms-wlich will include Board Washing and Tuition III
all The elementary branches ola good English Ed4caonI
will range from $50 10 $l0per amum Music and French
Access 10 this delightful seat s cheap and constant by
water OF by plank road from Jersey City Distance IRON
Circulars giving details be obtained from Mcssrs
Roe Lockwood K Son, All Broadway; Mr. Abraham Maze
.97 Beccker.sl; Messrs Bowen McNamec, liz Broad
way; DR. parmly H. Park place
REFRENcE-Mr. Holmes, at owen McNamee's !;
Mesgrs VIM Irving. Sun Mutual Insurance Company h.
NJ Hart Buring.sp J. Currier, 1871 Greenwchst; John
NJ Envard K Son, 228 Washingon-sti Henry DEUCE 50
Wa-si Dir Parmly, II Park place; Dr. Gurdon Buck, Jr
l2l Tenh-si J. Y b Major, g Wall-st
O2} Ivy JACOB NJ. fREEBAND,
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TELEGRAPH.
1pK STATE TEL EGRAPH

NEW YORK STATE TELEGRAPH.
lSCRfELLWS LINE-BAfN'S PATESf-olhce ~
Whilst 1871 Broadway tbs inc iofhlis tae colaeg1l99
INK In lie Graz it1H'H, LGkc md hiss''IP! re-
qyauh Range ami connecting with All we Sas FINELY
lines ioyer eco niles IS now comper3 an - 1cI rP
working order with doub.e wire from New OK 70 oul-
No expense or rains s beea spared IN The construction
OF the New-York stale Lur-t having 6reh 'ie d'ssl %
lie Company Ia make perfect - thcou!1
be ruode M1ss Hs-rr i'fi u Is riiE BhsT Built A'p
MOST RELIABLE TELEGRAPH ~ thG WoRLp ~. r
As 10 Bbins system would refer 10 me Sul 1bg %
lie lines from ,s ely Boston and Portland, ana ihla
celpLia AID Washington. II is me same system eeeiy
selected by tie French Government oE All te ius % sit
country THIS was done afer thorough trat td com.
pafiso wiki al other systems ~ committee OF 't s'
scientific men specially pponted, wi LeYeFler as Cu'H'
man. ~. r, ,,,,o,i,,
we may add that the three columns OF Uuca CnYehuoh
which appeared Tie papers OF the Associated russ us
morning came The "Stse Line dursR lhe soIi VI
last evening, WITHOUT THE REPS rITioNok siN'I" N
DIRECTORS.
YIN, > Lawrence y i Ioha HoisJor, Buffalo
n n Cn'@n \ Geo Il Clarke, Rochester,
NJ Le0rrts,N Y Dudley Z Phelps, Syracuse
Phjin 4 RIgsles Y Y Chas Wilson, UuCI,
Samuel CoIesI, \ Y f. A. Hudson. Fort PlNu.
Wison G Hunt \ Y John 5, de, Troy
K e Carlnan \ Y Joseph Mather Albany
Peter Cooper n p Bliss LalIslngburg.
A G. Downing, \ I. J. W Fowler, Newburgh.
A. :. Hewitt, NY. Wm MaSten, Kingston
T. H. Jeweu, BuRGlo.
L. W. JEROME Secy and Treas. ol9 >NSeods
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TN BOTANICAL MEDICINE h. = DR..
IVA BANNING has returned to 81 Broadway New York,
for consultation and the management Of Heas and Vocal
Pulmonary, Dyspeptc, Nervous Spinal andiFemae Weak
nesses and of dropping anguor and Physica deormy in
general by means of his new set OF TRUSSES, BRACES
aud SUPPORTS, together with Hydropathy, Galyanism
ind such exercise and other rational means as win educe
the energies of the weakened paris Indy IN attendance
ladies'. Office open from AM. to M and from to
Pm His new TRUSS and improved BRACE supplied
10 Physicians andDnggisls on liberal tems-cash accom-
panying the order Physicians invited TO call and ex-
anime. o9tf
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& iBERTY NORMAL INSTITUTE
RPOTTS INSTITUTION for the

A BBOTT'S INSTIT UTION for the
IA EDUCATION of YOUNG LADIES', $50 Greene;sf
NEwroRKfamy residence 43 La F9yesP place yo inns
Ladies with the most comprehensive and accomplshediedu
cation Large airy and well ysaa9d S9 on5 sf Of R e p
nils and Their rapid progress in study No expense has
been spared TO make The Institution perfect possible
thai the Young ladies may attain that elevated educanon
Sure The number Of pupils limited that the Principals
can become acquainted with each one, and devote inu
of ali limited number received into the ielnhy OF
Rev JoHN ABBOTT To such pupils he aex3ts ns
their evening studies and accompanying them to those Cd
ees ofnerest winch the MereP0is is sse'
nart of yaunp ladies' education Pupils received al any
time w
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TAMES II. RUNDELL'S BOARDING

q II. DNTLi
az SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Bloomfield N Title winter
session Will commence on The first Monday in November
next and continue five months.
Catalogues containing fun information, with engrayngs
of School Building. Gymnasium, &c, can be obtained Of
NJ w DODD, publisher at Brick Church Chapel, n Y.
REFERENcEs-Rev. George Dulicd X. L., Cooke, ESD
Bloomfield, N. j Matthias ". Day, Esq; NJ W. Dodd,
ESD. Newark, ~ j.; +. Robinson d. D.; Prof. John J
Owen, D. D.; c. K. Robert, Esq; +. A. Lee ESQ., T. r
Richards Esq; J. X. Herrick, Esq, NeW-York City
RIoomfield. Oct. p, 1850. O2J ~
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NN7HAT NEXT!l--The JOURNEY
w MEN TAGLOR's COOPERATIVE UNION TAI
LORING ESTABLISHMENT, l54 Nassau-st door South
oBeeknan open for business aud public lnspecnon
They invite their fellow artisans and citizens choose
garment from SPLENDID Stock Of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS. Every garment is WARRANTED 10 FIT,
and made in the most fashionable durable style. We say
in word, come and see VIVA! working mechanics have
done, can ard viii do. olo lmN
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TTNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
0ANCE COMPANY-CASH CAPITAL ASSETS
ssp0N 0OO-Ofice 81 WaI.st. (Jaunccy Court -Conin-
nes 10 insure lives all its various FORMS upon the most Jd-
torabie the assured credit of oneha is gwen
on premiums $40 and upward Risks taken at equitable
rates for any part Of the rorid. -
BOARD OF FINANCE.
Franklin Haven President Merchants Bank.
Thomas Thacker. Merchant.
Reue Williams President Kenncbec Railroad.
PROSPECTUS and every other information given by
JUDD x HOLLISTER Agents, 81 Wal-sl'
w PARKER, Nj D.. o9s io,ioood
c. r. CTMAy Medical Examiner so l@lseoo
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MEDICINE S.

TN0EN THOUSAND CURES and NOT
POUND SYRUP OF NAPrlit, celebrated throughout
both Continents for its wonderful OF Consumption,
Asthma Decline Splitting of Blood, Night Sweats Difficult
Breathing Coughs Colds, and all diseases OF the Chest and
It's effect upon the system Is mild and soothing at tie
same time and etcacousarey falling to give Fe-
ei upon the first application and by repeating II rev
times permanent cure IS effected. ,v.r
The proprietor therefore, only recommends ms NAH'
TIA SYRUP but warrants il to cure. He warrants II Z,
act upon the Chye and purify t he warrants TO reiove
blood he warrants ii open the internal and exernai
pores of the BODY and eject all the OBNOXIOUS peruc4es
which have accumulated in the systcm he warrants II Us
never. failing remedy in l,
Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Dyspepsia, Liver complains
Pain the Chest and Asthma and he warrants 'ohrrest lao
formation of mberces in the lungs, and TO heal nose aieaay
formed that persons in consumption may take WIN inc
most positive confidence cure for Its great seat OF
action is in the Lungs, which penerntes IN ali directions
purifying them of everything obnoxious in Its progress ana
which, fapped according 10 directions, cannot al oea'o
in perfect healthy condition - go ,,,,,,
DIR HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAP'ThiA
is highly recommended by the Medical Profession Ihat
eminent Physicm DR. Mott ofNew York says " tnat as y
Pulmonic Remedy it cannot be too highly praised" Df
Arnold of the Marine Hospital, S9vannahi Dr. ware o
Liverpool England; Dr. Boyd of Lancaster Or Taunton
Of Baih and those eminent publications, the London Ian
Get the Medical Journal uud Brahwnites Retrospect al
accord to the convincing certificates OF ts virtues
In This country it has been used with distinguished sue
| 80. . :,
None genuine without the written signature of A. F
| HARRISON on the Wrapper Price 81 per bottle or siS
bottles for So Principal Office l5l Greenwicrst New
York -
Sold in Newark 10y r. Van Buskirk, in Albany by G.
Frobinp ham in Boston by Reading Go. in Philadelphia
by Zeiber& Co Thrl-s. below Chestnut and IN Baltimore
by S. S. Ifance.
Sold in New-York by L. NJ Onion, 1877 Bowery H. &c
Sanders 1926 Bowery; John 3. Dodd I'll Broadway, and
Codngon. 500 HndsOnst o22l+truTh&S*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ny GRAvIER la,e Mile Desariias) ~lll' Tor tla 4'
rnrnod;fiou of her numerous pupils, give lessons II
IS Third-av 36 Broadway at Apiaiae
Contaus School and her residence, a LeoaaFi=L
be addressed and "ieFe 5e Gun NC
found at all hours unless otherwise engaged.
.,F- it.-a
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TVVHF PRTNCIPALS Of SCHOOLS and

IL COLLEGES who may want competent Mahemau-
cal md Commercial Teacher invited 20 treat with the
Advertiser has had great experience as Teacher Tor
The last ten years respectable establishment TO
which he Gun refer with pride Address P ii. B. Office OF
The Tribune Newspaper N Y. Oh ~
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SCHOOL, DESKS and CHAIRS, or

SSTOOLS WANTED, at the Pathological Institute III
Fstav Any one in very near this CITY, having some
in good order 10 dispose OF moderate price, may nd
dress note as aforementioned, containing full descnp-
ton Of them. and their price. Oh "
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ALGER Observation-Disclosures
ASCHOOL for BOYS at CORNWALL Conn.-The
WINTER TERM Of this School viii commence on the first
Tuesday of November and conne five ea months a Tne
into thorough English, Classical and Mathematical Edu
cation together y The snc e Gs on anf P sPo %
Snn are given by an accomplished German Professor when
desired Expense for Board and p dd in all the e08 ys
mnntLs The following gentlemen constitute the Board Of
instructors reside in the famy with the Scholars and are
exclusives devoted to the interests Of the School:
Rev T. w ANDREWS, MA. Principal
JAMES SEDGWICK, MA. Associate Principal
A. FROLICH, MA Graduate Of the University OF
France, Teucher Of German md French
Siguor II DE MARTI of Cuba, Teacher of SPANISH
RTHEISS of Germany Teacher of Music.
Number of Scholars limited to 40 49,, -.
Circulars containing full information can be obtained ~
Mark H. Newman K Co.'s Book Store, 1893 Broadway ol
by application to the Principal at Cornwall Conn OLD 2Wc
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=nRIVATE- INSTRTCTION.-A Gen

EERIVAI E INSI hJ IIIO1N'--EhN OII-
Il tlcman of extensive requirements who is graduate
of college cxperienced as teacher and has the highest
recommendation from Profesorsiand others would ke 10
attend upon few pupils at their residences, or to OBTAIN
situation in an Academy He has extensive classical
library and every facility for teaching to advantage d
dress +. NJ. w Tribune Office. oZ7 OF
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HERMAN LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN
VI EVENING CLASSES.-Mr. HARDTER, Professor
of the German Language and Director of the St Matthew's
Academy takes the opportunity OF informing his friends
and the public general, that he Will resume his Evening
Casses on MONDAY Oct %, at the ST. Matthew'S AGA
DENY. --.-...,,o =, Il and 6 o,clock
and the Senior at /! aud O'Clock Terms - per quarter
For further particulars apply to Mr.. IARDTER, be-
tween y and l. or and O'clock, at The Academy, 10
Walkerst near Broadway.
s F. WORTH, Teacher, 749 Broadway.
Taos. S. HASTINGS, 81 Amity-st
WILSON PHRANER 40 Renwick-st.
GEO BUSH. G HoWard-st OF 2Wf
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NO TELEGRAPH COMPANIES

TENO TEL EG RIA p II COMPANIES
Il THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PRONINCES.-The subscriber would respect.
fully give notice that he has opened IN Broad
way, NewIork, for tie purpose OF keeping constantly on
sale Wirc Registers, Magnets lnsuators, Lncs Porous
Guns TMmborS Acids, Protectors, Ohnstead's Battery,
Guta Percha and River Wire and every description OF
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
APPARATUS
At Manufacturers prices.
The advantages tie Companies IN having room OF
This kind are 100 obvious require moments consders-
ION aud it is sincerely hoped they viii extend 10 II their
support All valuable Improvements VIII be added TO the
stock lis soon as possible Orders viii be puhcuAy al
tended 10, ifaidrrsSed 10 $50, 1,,,,
o12 SatTu&Thtt IN Broadway. NeNv-York
DOSTON AND NETWORK TELE-
ESGRAPH COMPANY, Office Waltst second stoy)
This hne using Houses Patent Printing Instrument Is III
operation TO - o,,,>,,,,,,,,,, =,
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPhtSGtlELU,
PROVIDENCE BOSTON.
The dispatches are printed by the instrument IN Roman
Capita Lecrs-thus avoiding the necessity OF nslaung
or ranscrbng and consequent liability TO error necessarily
attendant upon all other systems OF te,egraphlng
The patrons OF this line may depend upon punctual rans'
mission and delivery of their messages as no dispatches
will be their offices unless tho wires are In
working order. ~ -, r.,
each additional word cents ~ 80 -
MASlIus S. CLARK, Clerk OF the Corporation
Newly ork Sept. Is, 1856 $40 u
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lll's le CmRffN Z. DISEASED LUNGS,
AE EDICAL OFFICE, 1876 BowerY, for

Sold in New-York by f. NJ. Guon 1877 Bowery; H..C
Sanders, 1926 Bowery; John B. Dodd, III Broadway and
Codington. 500 fIndsOnst o22 litruPh&S*
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<E{)'rtiI%it
FNDIA RUBBER CoATs.-5oo Large,

500 CAPS Also. SaEmen's JacRtts- ~, Lon,
Us 70 greatly sturb tire cuWonaleE For sac y" '9
and Rt,U bY TIE manufacturer. VINO iis flSd - use -
"a ss.eod HORACE Il. DAY, . CorilcgIs'
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AJAX ORCHARD ACID SPRING

~ WATER-Also Congressspring Water Sharon Sui
nhur Spring Water Gerrna Setter Water For by
09 IInt A. J. DELATOUR, 25a Wallet.
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TO EMIGRANTS. &C

Lii those IN want OF small Farms within few
- miles OF this City will do well to call on the
subscriber at his Office, End street, door from
she Catholic Church. p L. GARRlCK.
Je22 II
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G CLINTON. MD. GHKNIGHr c. p. EHKNIoH'r
CLINTON, KNIGHT & BROTHER

DATENT Agents and Civil Engineers, Pub
i lie landing,-6 doors east OF Main street
Cincinnati Ohio.
Procure Letters Patent, Reissues, Extsnslons
and Additional Letters Patent enter Caveats
and disclaimers; attend TO eases of InteBiereeee
defend or oppose disputed Patent claims dEasshi
assignments and contracts; make pprelsses and
effect sales Of Patent Rights, and advise dealers
in the same of the scope, value ara validity Of
Patent Property.
Procure British and other Foreign Patents.
Executive Designs, Drawings and Specification
OF Public Works, Projected Improvements asd
Machinery.
Models, machines and communications COR
tanning descriptions Inventions received for
exhibition or record.
The Senior Partner, for several years past
member OF the Examing Corps, OF the Patent
Oii,ce, Washington, ID. c.. and intimately ac-
quainted with the business of that burea u, can
be advantagcouslv consulted by Inventors wis
have had cases delayed or rejected. Tsep 1914
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SUGaR MoLAssEs-The sales include so
hhGs former at previous rates, and 200 bbls. lat
ter at 22a26c We also hear of l6S hhds. .air.
on plantation, at SIC.
FLouR-The market has been extremely dull,
and the only sale transpircd 1876 bbls Illinois
on private terms ,66sour at So 50; 2l5 priva le
terms, understood to be over SO 90
CoRN-7OO sacks yellow sold from store at
75c, and 300 inferior at zoe. There is none left
on the Levec.
OArs-ll0 sacks Ohio Oats sold al SOC; ST
Louis is held at 60c, and upward.
BRAN-200 sacks sold at 81 SC per 100 lbs,
which is an advance of l0c on previous rates.
PoRK-l5O bills Mess sold yesterday on private
terms Mess continues to retail at Sll 10 and
prime at 50 rs, bul the demand is limited.
BAcvN-IO casks Sides sold at SIC.
LARD-56 b6ls sold at Csc.
SALr-A cargo of 1900 bushels Trepani sold
on private terms.
WH;sKT-We notice a limited retail business
at 2la2lc.
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j. w. BROWNS MIXTURE,

A certain Cure for Gonorrhea and elect:
A LSO a preventive for Gonorrhea and Syph-
"A ills. An ounce of prevention is bet er
than pot nd of cure"
Many Certificates might be obtained, was il
not for the nature OF the disease. This has
stool the test for ten years in my haLds, without
single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured many cases of many years standing,
which had become changed into the second stage,
and were given up by the Physicians. This
Mixture will also cure Erysipelas, Rirgworms,
Tetter-worms, Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. Ii is used by rub
bing on well three times a day.
A fair trial is all that is required to establish
all set forth as cure and preventive.
szg, Price, 81 ,50per bottle A liberal discount
TO dealers.
Shake the bottle before using. 81
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PROOF! PROOF!!
DYSPEPSIA CURED!

DR.. IATcHTTT: Having been afflicted with Dy s.
pepsia with all its muuiorm symptoms-indges-
ton, pain and uneasiness over the region of the
stomach; tiatuence and eruction: vomiting OF meals;
languor and debility; and having used, without
benefit all the usual remedies together with several
bottles OF Bulls Sarsaparilla, was induced to try
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. I he use OF
bottles cured me of every OF disease; since
which time space of two months have enjoyed
excellent health
/ have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and il has given perfect salts
faction.
For all those diseases for which it is recommend.
ed believe i superior 10 any medicine in use.
Respectfully, L. G.. O'RlLEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, la.
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WESTERN MARBLE.

THE undersigned having discovered q Quarry OF
fine White Marlle in Harrison County, Ind, has
M into Slabs suitable Tor Tombstones. &c is now
prepared to furnish such articles about one halt
the price they hive heretofore been furnished at
1t receives a very beautiful polish and is in every
way equal to the Marble furnished by the Vermont
Quarres. have ordered q large lot shipped TO Ev-
ansyille, which will be here during the conf 70
month. Any one needing Monuments, Tomb
stones, Furniture Work of any AID every dcscrip-
lion, would do well 10 examine our Western pro-
duciIon before buying have been long engaged
in tie business and call it equal if not superior TO
any Marble ever offered in the West.
ap23 lmdwn COL. CROSS.
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HONOR THE DEAD!
KENT IL LAWRENCE'S
MARBLE WORKS,
E:lIa LIZ IL
Mar The Conrt House. J

THIS important Branch of Kent & Lawrcnce's
extensive Marble Works, is now fully prepar-
ed TO furnish any style of Mementces 10 the Dead,
viz: Monuments, Obelisks, Tombs, Head and Foot
Stones, ct every s-yle, in American and Italian
Marble. They have employed the best EngraNers
or Leterists the East affords, and are determined
that not only shall their works be finished in better
STYLE than any heretofore offered to this public, but
at rates as reasonable it not less than those OF any
other establishment in the West Any orders made
promptly and satisfactorily attended to.
This firm works an extensive quarry ot beautiful
Marble i'm Vermont, from which they are constant
" receiving supplies of marble in every form. This
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orders cheaply word 10 the wise is sufficient"
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