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The Evansville daily journal., 1851-11-04
Evansville Garnet store.

lust received, lurge ass,rt pent oT tnree-ply.
! two ply, ingram aud cotton chain Carpets oi
the newest patterns. Also. large lot of floor Oil
Clohs, Of the various widils s. tor sale ai tie low
est rates by. tspp5l BARN S Il COLBURN.
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Sc fbien, oob lie ben 8aQfilbfdn=
ger in Iol6er Gile perlaiIen batten, oob iie
uur 3eit batten smei Sdl1er nit 8oi7er,
unb bier leere Sdfer um lie nit Seepal=
fer su fdtlsn, 5ur Sallalt fir oos Soot,
Den pe6fehel uno einen 9roben Sad uoll
&artofeln in oos Soot gu merfen.
Sobalo oo6 gsa6tefen per3ebrt mar
ainsen iis no6 Dem &umfoi1e, uno Damn
faate oer Steuermann 5u mir
,,0tun tpiI i6 NIT oer Srou ipre6en,
ou fouft ite gum S6lofen no6 oeiner
quite nebmen."
Bdbreno oieler 9anSen 3eit bate Die
Srou, wie lte oer Steuermann nonnte,
fein @ort eelpro6en. Sic bate ibr
Nabte6en 9enommen uno es itiG uerSebrt,
nod immer am Seuer itseno, in Die Oef=
ee se.pidelt. Ills ite Oct Stsuermann
anreoete erbob ite iib uno icb bemerfte,
oaB lie piel 9r0ber mar ais ib uermutbet
bate ober Ger 0ut perbar9 nod INNER
ibr Gefht.
ngtun oenn, mein Sun9e," fa9te Der
Steuermann u3ei9e oerOome no ite ibla=
fen fam uno Damn ma9f ou 'pieOer Su
uns fommen, penn'6 Dir 9efdut."
,,@oQt ibr NIT mir 9eben z" io9te ib,
fort9ebeno.
Die Srau fol9te mir Den 9fao binouf.
Ils mir auf Die Qlattform famen, oer
Quite 9e9snuber. bemerfte ib Nero, Dem
ib befoblen bate, bort 6u bleiben biz 5u
meiner 3urudfunft.
nSbr meroet eu6 ni6t fiir6ten Dor
Dem Ssebunoe," io9te ib, u1peroet ibr {?
ct 1T BON lebr gutter geotur. geero fomm
bier"
sc war Iebr ounfel als gtero an9epats
fbelt Fam uno ib 9in9 poran, um ibm 5u
fbmeibeln, oenn ct fnurrtc Elm peni9 ais
ct einen Sremoen fab.
u6ait on fein eibt BEL Der 9ano 2"
iaste mcine 9sfdbrtin gu mir, 6um eritcn:
male Su mir iprebeno, nit ianfter aber
febr reiner Stimme.
,Nein. i6 babe ni6t, ober ib pu ct:
pas 3unoer brineen uno BON einem Der
6ol5banosl Elm Seuer MAIDEN, uno oonn
peroet ibr feben fonnen."
nSbu 70, mein gutter Sun9e;" antlpor:
tete fie.
SD msinte ibre Stimme wdre fsbr on:
aenebm.
Da6 Sdnoel bate ib balo an9eifedt,
70 oab iie Nero leben fonnte (oer nun
gang rubi9 par) uno ebenlo oas Snnere
bet 9ltte.
Sie beNcbti9te Die Satte uno oies6lof.
feuen uno ia9te-
$50 idldfit ou 2"
SD antportete NIT 9in5eieen ouf mel.
ne S6laffteae. ,uno oies," fa9te i6,
nad oer 9eseniiber Sei9eno, nwor Sodion's
uno ibr fonnnt bort fbofen. Nero
fbldft bel mir. 6ier fino cine Men9e
9eebunofeue eu6 rparm 5u balten> tpenn
ibr folt ieo. Sino cure &leiber NAP g"
,,Nein, fie fino nun gang troden," ant
wortete ite; ,penn ou mir nun einise
@eebunbfeae 9eben wiqlt 70 rpsroe i'd bo=
rauf liesen, oenn i6 bin lebr miibe."
SD breitste fiinf ODER feds 9dute auf.
einanoer in Saflon's S6IafiteQe, uno
aina oonn binaus uno tparf Elm anoeres
8dnoel auf's Seuer, oamit mir mebr
9ibt baben mo6ten.
,8out ibr nod ettpas fonit 2" fru9
ib.
,,0i6ts, ib oanfe Dir. 8ebit bu nun.
au Sett z"
SD beablibti9te tpieoer berunter su
ben Mdnnern 5u 9eben, ober nun oenfe
i'd, ib m0cbte eub ni6t alIein lafen nit
gtero, neil ct eub beiben t6nnte. Sdrb=
tet ibr eu6 Dor ibm 2"
Stein id fdrbte MIDI ni6t piel, bod
wanIbe ib nidbt sebihen gu peroen, uno
i6 bin nibt 9etpobnt bel folben 1bie:
rem au i6lafen, lpie ou es biff."
.,8obl, ounn pia id eu6 fasen pie
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R { 4 D { IT Q, Dellm.
Jabrg. -, eanse Ssmm. 61O.
Ser fleine SSilDe.

Cine auf l1abrbcit assrilupste er5dbIums,
(4ns Dem gnslltbsn fir Den ,,Beobahter")
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INDIA KUDnEn aOcDs.

rI,o the PuBIIc.-lNDIA RUBBER suoEs.-oUR
attention hes been called 20 svortisement by Horsc
a. Day published In the New York Herald Of 1th july,
1851 the Courier and Enquirer Of dnte In whieb
sfcr much unmerted abuse Of attorney Wm Jrdson
Seq asserts that dare not charge him with prhng
Godycsrs Patents under nnt thai h. does
infringe Coodyar Patents Ia The mnnufs OF ahoos
We have purchased licenses for the anufseture q In.
ia Rubber Shoes under Goodyes Psents and paid our
money and daily paying tariff for the same and am
other might the II disposed 20 do
rather than pirate Coodyears Patents We Nnk I,
more jest 70 purchase right 70 use valid psteat thsn
70 infringe H. Mr. Day having been prosecuted, acknev
edged ooedyssrs rghss made sottcmens and agreed IN
noe only 20 infringe said patens but 20 ~ ourelvef
who have for large consideration LICENSES
and nov work under them; and charge Mr. Dsy Directly
had that ever our own slgnatures, With prstne ugor
uocdycsrb Patena In the snufacturo Of the which
he Offering 10 the public; give notice
AMI all who concerned With him in purchasing or vsna
hs HE shctp made In violation Of ssi fstea. Risbsa viii
50 prosecuted.
L. CANDEE.
MAYNARD RUBBER &C.
by VIM. a. Buckingham, Treasurer
THE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER VIC Co,
u. Hutchinson. PrsridenA
FORD CO.
New York. July IL 1851.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
AAUuG = EM Yns

RR0U0HAEsLYcEUM BR0ADwAY.FEARBkOO
,trest.Doors open TO begin r A. o'clock Dssss
ara Seats ti Private Boxes, Extraordinary .ctlon.
be they that me widow aad the father
nov somsd II nc on which ths
artists have in the most generous manner rendered their
valuable ser'''sMIss MARY TAYLOR,
with VI kind permission OF W f. Burton, ESQ., Mrs. H.
NICHOLS and er W. FLEMING with the kind permission
White; the celebrated sMEIroSs BRASS BAND; Mr. JOHN
and Ps slssssS ASpnERsoS
Who when applied to BY the commi'te although having
evening perform benefit of the widows Fund OF the
New York Fire Department it could be so ar
snssd 70 appear In his sslesIasd char.cter Of william
fsctsr he will perform for this uight only.
The following wall be tie for the evening and
Saturday October IL the performances will commences with
CROSS OF GOLD;
Or, Theresa Vow.
xerseant Austerhtz. Mr. w M Fleming.
which, shetcns Brass Band viii appear ON the stage
Pas de Deux. MT w. Smith and Miss Maivins.
Whites serenaders will appear in their miscellaneous and
ductory overture Full Band.
Sinsns gsrkies OBJ Ohio. Company.
-Ssncy i!u - Whte.
Going down 20 sandy Point C Wits
Psrsph1sse on Uncle Ned C. White and Co.
cpsrstic Buriesaue Uprcar finishing with smash in Is.
* ;Esss popular drama in two
- Or. All in tne Downs:
irhs celebrated wizard Of the North AA'''''A
Grand Overture by the Orchestra conclude with
WORLDS FAIR.
Committee Of cnts viii cfcisse as steward;
of the evening"
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wRAvrLLEnS, aUIDH.

NTw YORK AND PHrLaDELPHfA-NEw YORK
IN ard Philsde1rhin direct.-Unted states Mail Line
through in hours via New Jerssy Railroad. Pare
New York at Ga from foot Of Ccrtsnd street and AZ
pa NJ and r. NJ, non foot Of Liberty street Leave
Pinsderhis ct snd9 A. NJ and r. NJ from the foot o.
Wrinut street.
Through tickets seld in the above lines throysh con
dtor with through baggage cheoke accompanies tho train
esvinr Passengers and baggage in this train will
directly throush from depot 10 dcret The
rosie without extra charge. -
.S~ANDEN AND ANPOY RAILROAD LIrEFR0N new
" York 70 Philadel phn-Ieave Pier No. North River
bystsambost JOHN POTTER. Morning Lane, a. o'clock;
Afternoon Line At 4ocook Fare By either lipe ~ for
rrd deck. 81 Emisrant Line. st o,eioet - fare,
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HorELs.

Umpire CITY HOTEL. CHAGREs NEw GRANADA.
H The subscriber havrg assumed the Of Of
tns toTular house prepared 70 oher hs ried and
tle tubhe accommodation equsl 70 soy house on the
Iehus tuptlyns his table With the beat that he OBJ
tainsd, and his bsr with the choicest liquors sndtegus
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AsTROr.OfaN. &c.

A cARp-xRs BREWSTER rRos PHIL,DELPufs,
"A tenders ndics nd gentlemen al thi ris
~ Assroloey Love and Law hst.is iterrt AZ bsssms
nv books and science oortany On w polson
and viii tell The she lady % rsns,osn tney win
marry. Also the names OF The vetsre heeience' III
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CRrcoRYs CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PAR
NJ eel Express, steamer OHIO, on Monday October
18th Dispatch guaranteed the freight returned The
subscribers will their Express per above
thu 18th Of October As by Express gOotf
almost invariably placed the Paoac coast in atysnee
o. those 81 all other Expresses shippers By this can rely
With certainty tia, their goods win go forward without any
vercd st Office Whore they covered By nsuranee
before Saturday Parcels received untn the rnog
the day the steamer leaves and letters until hspast
O'Clock 4. NJ. No Custom House charges made All goods
put perfectly water proof they will Be AZ tae
shippers rick Passage Tickets furnished the above
steamers At the lowest rates.
THOMPSON X HITCHCOCK, Managers ana Agents,
149 Pearl street, corner Of Wall.
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EXPRESS AaEnoIEs, &C.

DERToRp 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss-
ID Through In less than thirty days AZ least ten Gays
quei than b. any other route especially the Niearsgas
Herald Of sth October card q will dssp,teh
ONO Nondsy October b. Paebages not TO exceed 12
lhs in weight and cubic feet No house charges
Goods 70 be sent in Saturday th Rat9s at least
cent lower than BY any other line.
BERFORD CO.. Nesey street, Astor House.
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and an impetus will be given to trade by the EXPORT
Of goods and pro visions, which will undoubtedly
contribute much to the prosperity Of our mercans7s
community.
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A UCTIoy NorIcE.-rHoMAs BELL AUcTloNErR.
I'll dssslpon SI h Large sale q :'ssns TS.p'I,
sSssSn Ns.sS whI.% :s..ss Ssd:ss.a:
Sht's: .'ssi's q.a:s Chin.
half past II osioot will 30 sold without four valu
six and half octaves rosewood with all the modern i'm
AUCTION ,i ES,CrIc..-aossss. cAss ..as IA,
o'clock Dey street. Of bay
Buggy spoisns ws a close
H :s: a. ;'ss s;
toneer, 81 Dey street. corner Of Greenwich street.
y COTTON, AUcTIoNEER-sALE OF NEW AND
cos s sell h.1S t: :y
st the No. 50 Beskm.n and 50 streets
ss i ss.s s sss .Sss .as S::
d sse sns and Spns
nets and Oil Cloths Bedroom Furniture suit Stoves
ss nou'. Desks; also. two large French Psss Looking
Glasses. Sale peremptory.
TT Z. WILLARD AUcTIoxEER.--AssIaNEE
tcn II T. wiard. Aaotionesr viii SELL this morning At
a. 3 xor Of Ss St
houseksePers and the trade Catalogues ready.
pRgCE A. Chiffon, AUCrIoNEER.-Two HUN
drsd lot; Of Ground and water Rights At auction: h
tate shs late HSSsSen Esq situated u shs Twelfth
sn # S sn% y 99
and Eleventh and Thirteenth Hudson River.
sR Hundssa and Ffy;sisSsh street; the Whole
S.mTrsr about so9 full lots Of sroups two
sell At public auction Monday Dot 49, at IL o'clock at
the Mer hants Exchange the above vau be
Is beautifully located the One Hundred and Fifty
second street station Of the Hudson River Railroad and
eam boat from the dock foot of Ore Hundred
ffyghth street 20 the business part Of ths city I. will
Fer particulars apply to " G. Audubon ESQ., 81 Liberty
street or to the Auctcneers No. 9Wa street. York
viewing the premises will take Hudson RIVER Railroad
M; returning leave foot Of One Hundred and Fifty
second street at N 10 and 10 AM and "
Or by steamboat Jenny Lind from Chambers street pier
st ~ AM, snd ~ and Pm. returning leave foot Of
Ore Hundred and Fifty eighth street at Tx AM NJ,
and Pm.
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= YMNAsTIC OkTHoPEDY.

GYMNAsTIC ORTHoPEDY.--Ms. LELLsELER
W formerly Teacher In the Royal Gym asium Paris
aud Professor in Chief of tie orthopedy Gymnasium Of
Brussels author Of New system of Teaching Gymn
has the honor to advise the public that hs lessons
commence The success obtained by him last year this
city and further in all Of msform alton Of
or weakness OF the too veil known and
fous not call attention This system will the
natural of youth with the belon ding
it. Lessons will be given In the family paror In
all the family physicians Of the house. Address Mr.
Sense, SIS Broadway.
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giria, about two miles from Georeeteyn, and three
miles from Washington, At Auction.-On Wednesday, tho
18th c October shall sell on the premises ~ bali past four
oclock r. NJ farm situated In Alexandris county Viz
gnia miles from Georgetown. and three from
Washr gton containing about I acres acres Of which
good state OF culIiv aton the balance we'll set In tin
ber IL well wstersd having several perpetual streams
running through u. and under good fenong L. has on ~
Of ali kinds OF garden vegetables and such h usually
crue Eco and the read leading 70 BA Gross Rosds
third cash. balance In equal instan eats
Of two hrce years the purchaser 70 give notes bear
ing Me day Of sale; deed given AID ted Of
trust taken. WIN. BAIL.
VUIIIIANsBCRG.-To LET. THE THREE STORY
w brick house. With basement and counter cellar No ?,
South First street. Immediate possession given Apply ~
the once Of PFRRlNE, PATTERSON * STACK
corner Of First street and North Second street.
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GREAT REDUCTIoN.--MR. GOLDSMITH 2ss
- Broadway, announces 10 the citizens of New York.
Brooklyn Williamsburg, and Jersey City, that he will
duee his terms Of tuition, for writing classes Monday
next Terms % Tor ten Lessons an hour each Private
Lessons duoed from SIS TO $40 Ladies classes will meet
daily st A. M and 4P NJ x'eptins Saturdays; gentle
tendsnce register names Of applicants to-day, Friday,
and Saturday Of this week.
II AIDES TAUGHT TO CUT DRESSES IN VERY
short time dresses made order of the most
Perf CT satisfaction ted Please call Mrs
Miller. ~ Csmne street. Bedford.
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IN ) rRUCTIOM.

NPISCnPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. CHESNUT
~ Grove Clifton, Staten Islam d, Rev T. lowell A.
II d. In this school, long proved and kno
as an establishment in which the pupils receive sound
sauestop Of the rt order in Classics French Spanish and
rudments; Drawing in Oil and Water Colorsthe untr-
dng care the Principal tatd by masters Of high
acter and tried experience is exercised in order
tsn the reputation which the school has attained I'm
ofhcer de Cavalere Ancien eeve de Baucher Paris
charge des lecon quton do voltige de and
descreme Tous les eleyes exception feron les exeoc
siitares The Prin cpa be the book
George Putnam No. lao Broadway Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays during this month. Term
November Prospectuses at the principal book stores
SPANIsH LAN6UAGE.-Mr A. DE p. BAEZ PRO-
~ fessor OF the Spanish Language and Literature having
afew leisure hours will devote them in giving lessons
stddy in part Of the city and will al make
lstons with correctness and punctuaty Address No.
Dey street, two doors from Broadway, office No. 4.
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-ISERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY.-MADAMEC. DU.
Terrsro and her brother kaward Ferrso. beg TO
inform the public and their friends has they hsvs opesed
instructor In Dancing Al their residence No %
west Fourteenth street. between the Fih aud 3x VI
ues Days for young ladies and masters Wednesd,y aud
saturday snd Monday aud thureay afternoons a.
3oeo,f Evening Glaze gentlsucu Monday and Thurs
day First efson commences Saturday lth OF october
SoIrees eiven usual.
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ITALIAN VIOLIN sTRING.-JUsT RECEIVED, A
u fresh supply Of q eror italian Violin Strnts The
trade in want Of good article would do we'll
call and examine them before purchasing elsewhere For
su haserB the 1t bic
Gums by Cab & JACKSON, 3i Broadway.
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DANcIEa AoADEMY-sroNoR oBERARDI,

hANCTNN AC a u VI fs-oIVNDN tHtHhNUI,
~ thankful for the knd patronage Of ass respee
fully bsss 80 inform his ptrons aud the public shat his
Dancing ACADEMY Si1 Broadway will be opened for the
3epon of pupils Oh Saturday. October H. at O'clock PM
Private lessons in families will also Be and e,sses at
ture be assisted In his lessons by Madame Gherara. All
Nv attended 10.
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TT T. WILLARD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sae of Cabinet Furniture at 800 BrosdwayAt Auc
ton H. y. Willard, Auotioneer will SELL this morning at
auction ~ los o'clock geseral assortment Of Cabinet
Furniture which is particularly worthy Of the attenon
housekeepers and the trade. Catalogues ready.
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IIENRY WILLS AND SISTERS ACADEMY ron

Institute 65t broadway Tuition has commenced and all
hs per and fashionable dances will be laugh. in the mos,
graceful and Appropriate n. Wells and Sister have
lassed svcra In Paris at the Royal Academy ana
Ne best schools for private dancing In France Apply daily
a. the above address. Their system is entirely
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MUSICAL.

EM. BRANDEIs, PROFESSOR OF PIANO AND SING.
ing has removed TO $50 Bowery, next door 10 Fourth
etreet lie continues to teach the above branches In his
vel kno successful and rapid meshsd his residence or
In those Of the pupils Terms moderate For particulars
apply from TO o'clock, r. N.
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shit Tickcis-Look Ont.

-SpLir TIcKETs,--We earnestly caution
the gallant and true Wings of Chittendor
County agains this last resort of broken and
discouraged Opposition. All manner of dew
iltry of this kind will be attempted by the
schemers who will try to save themselves from
the entire defeat that awaits them by stratageu
and trckery. Wings don't be deceived nor
cajolcd You will find the regularly nomina-
ted Vino TICKET in our columns. Cut it out
and carry it in your pocket, and compare it
with the one you place in the Ballot Box.
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Pearl ST., Burlington, Vt.

HAS received, and will keep, a full as.
. sortment of superior Instruments, which h. will
SCI nj the same prices M which they sold by the
Manufacturer. in Boston.
The durability, tone, touch and finish of his In
strnmrnls he warrants 10 be equal to any manulact
urrd in this country.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
themselves, and any style he may not have on hand
vii b. furnished immediately. Also CARHARr's ju,-
y celebrated Mrlodeons, suitable tor small Churches
Mr.. K. having been engaged as Choriser in Rev.
Nr. oRCEsTER's Church, offers his services 10
Chairs unSicdl SOcistits Gice CiubS and ndvd.
uas who wish Tor thorough instruction in the science
of Music, and the proper Development and culiira.
iiOn Of The roicc
August -, ISL w6mos
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NJ Mr.. Partington remarked to his wife,
that he had decided to make several oppositions
to his house, and had actually purchased some
of the immaterials for the purpose what do
you propose TO do" said Mrs. p. 'Why, my
dear, | mean to build lemonade in front, and
set out revenue from the street to the front
door and why not, my dear husband, run a
position through the large room, and make it
snug-like, so that when our friends call, we can
treat them kind of hostile !" 1T will be good
place. said he; 'and have been thinking of
bringing down the wolf-plt spring, in an anec-
dote as to have fountain it will be too
costive, my dear said Mrs. Partington; to
which he scented.
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OMMERCINL.
DOMitST & MARKETS,
AMBRlDGE CATTLE MARKET

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
WEDNESDAY, Aug, 20
At Market les Caulc-abnul 800 Brevrs aud ~
Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Cows aud
Calves, Two and three years old.
Prlces-NlaIket Beel-Extra, Sc 50 yer cwt lst
quality, $500; ID quality. Sc 81 quality, IS ord
81
idrs 1925 per cwt Taow S525.
Veal Calves 81, sac
Siores-WorkIng Oxen--s7O, s5alOo
COWS and Calyes-S2o, 2sa35
learuIs-None
Two Grars o,d-Sll 2Oa2J
Three \ ears od-Sls. 2sa35
ua-Sl, 5a7 90. by lot-Sl so 2OOa3
Swlne---ltela 5aG!c
last week tair Us II was
q, ~ ears came over the Fnchburg Railroad. and
- oyer the Boston Il Lowell RaiirnnJ LnaGsJ with
AVE "hrtp, Houses, Swine and Fowls
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In oil rinp 10 the cotnmuni,v this irs,l, 90 Lr,,J
onr ~ ;sb t ,rf i,h i,'' ",.p t'ags' = NOV
Ell hu trnnk ~ IN Inv htr ,h ,,, y, ',,u "ii''
fir,,,sLsJ r,u m ' 'i'i WY "p''I"IS o' "'S
crs from Which thew can ndge or Tres y, rs w.
sincerely urdre o,rs .v,.. r., ,,,,, No., ~, "A WV
or ia So m w. "a 'i!Ne IL" VIVA assertions
nDt any hre In snt,ri',,, h',i,, ~ VI" VIZ 'u''
NOT warrant ""''''''''' winch i'''s VIII
Nnnv nroof, are b.r. ,,;yer an, 49,. ,o,i,;. -. :.
rui,v iron, tl. ,uII; ;,,, it 49,. '.!O', an I'''
!nrr thew will IND ,bn, P'',,'f,i eelnT as
medicine worthy their brsi cnnt,nr ,,a "mu ,,,'
,., "'''"y '"e" oeS' eo"'ue'ce ana patron
Fran Pc g;s,;uc,,;sLoy y, co.ox oc l,i.,...,..
' =, J'SS"i q o"eW'SHJ
ana 'HHeFld .Htdlcd, B0UdoW COICge.
lef Hir' d"Iayrd answering the receipt OF your
pepa aru"'''h htII hnd an op ornnlly OF WITNESSING
It's rIi'cIs III my own iamy, OF IN the families OF my
urnd'
Tins have now done with hiyh degree of salts.
a't"h' IN cases both ut adsts and children
nave found IT, as It's InIrrdentS show n power
ul remedy Tor colds, aud coughs, and pulmonary dis
eases.
PARKER CLEAVELAND, NJ. D.
hrnnswlck, We. Feb 5, 1877
r ON an Orcrseer IN the Hqmi ton Mills, in
this Citu
I"wl , IN ,o,o
Dr. C. Aver. have hee' ,.,,, aIG IS ~ ~ 'o,'
cou IN | eyer had in nv lite hv vonr, - i.r p,
raj " ana meyer fail when I L,,,, ~, 80, 1919 ;, '. ~
reconurndinT il to o,,srs ""'' "' opp'''uii'! "a
Vnnrs r.,na,,t,I1
u EMERSON
c~5e Read the fouowiro and s,. !, H..
is w"rtb tr,nl rms noIin, h WHO ,''
bic, and the effect of The nrd,r,ns yyas m,,,sy,
bly di,t,ucf - wac '''''''"""
United Stotes HAZEL S,ro.o,,o S,,;r,,.
In're3 Igias'
Dr. c. Ayer-Si-. b,y 'I.. ~ H.
plinl aIirclon ot rho Irns an, ali
of s.tte c,nsn,nntion tr n "m' a.. ,,'e '!p'o''I
could ind no mc'irnr thar wand rsar yr"t
until c,,n,n.n,eI the ma. ~, r =. ,'S o"se
r," .''t .Uu, ohrry Ieclo
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