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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-01

0TThc Louisville Times thinks the letter
of Capt. Magruder appearing just at this
time, and dated at California, is quite propi-
dsntiat. Il looks more as if it had been 90,
up for the occasion by some shrewd Locofoco
who knew that before a denial of its con.
tents could be obtained from Capt. NJ, Oh
even before he could see it in print, the Pres
dental election would be over, and It's infiu
ence past. We would wager an old hit tina
i, is base counterfeit.
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IMPROVING AN ACADEMIA story is o
of Mr.. Van Buren, that while on a tour
through the West in 1910, he was ovcrsct
in stage-coach and as he stood up to his
knees in mud, he asked the driver how the
accident happend; he was tod that he had
already upset eleven members of Congress
and by SO doing had secured the votes OF
every one ofthem for appropriations to the
National Road; and as he never before
had President for a passenger he thought
he would improve the opportunity by do
ing his duty to the West in endeavcring to
prevent veto, inE lease another appropria-
ton 81 o1ld pass.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DROPOSALS will DO received, by mail, at Princeton
until the 9Th Of October, to widen the Canal in Ev-
ansville between Main street and the first Elbow East
ward. The earth taken is all be placed in the
nal banks, and bridge Embellishments this DIVISION
Also until the 18th Of October for widening that part OF
the canal of Nam street. This division contain
nearly Is 0o0 cubic yards f excavation, about 1870 OF
which will be required in the ridge and canal banks -
The remainder will be placed in the streets at such points
shall be named by the city authcr rites.
The bids will be for only. price TO
the cost of placing the earth wherever il may be ordered
by the Engineers.
The division must be finished in SO DAYS after the
work 10 let. The other division in three months.
Times and Voksbrte cop! once.
octI lf SkM'L FoRRER.
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Thing. worth Thinking About.

Certain LoCofoco papers are very anxious TO
prove that the Democratic party are the par
ticular friends of River and Harbor improve
ments-while certain other Locofoco sheets,
situated in different quarters of the country,
appear equally DESTROYS of proving just the
opposite. The National Convention of that
party passed its platform in this particular,
lust so as Locofoco editors over the country
could translate it TO mean anything or
nothing as they pleased. They declared
themselves opposed to any general system
of internal improvements by the government.
But a few weeks after this convention, the
Democrats of Congress aided the Whigs in
passing a bill, which was as general system
of internal improvements as any bill ever
passed---thus knocking that portion OF their
platform in the head most emphatically.
Yet the Wing party in congress showed them
selves the true friends OF this measure
The final vote in the Senate stood, yeas 25;
NAYS 90; absent 4. All the Wing Senators
except two, voted for the bill, while twenty
one Democrats voted against it, and three
lodged the vote. Mr.. KING, Democratic
candidate for Vice President, voted No.
Now who doubts, that if we were not on
the eve of a Presidential election, when the
Democratic party knew that to kill this bill
would be to kill their party candidates in a
number of States interested-this bill would
have passed Congress by Democratic votes
They dared not, even though it were striking
plank from their Baltimore platform, vote
down this River and Harbor bill. Yet hac
the Wings voted proportionally as weak as the
Locofocos, the bill could nos have beer
passed.
Now the people know ~ their own hearts
that the Wing party are the true friends ana
only reliable friends of Internal Improve
ments. 1t has been for years inscribed oil
our banners, placed at the heads of our news
papers, and been ralying cry to the " hi;
party, This party has secured the passag
Of River and HEbor bill calculated to b
OF considerable benefit to the West. Blu
the West wants still further assistance-sh
even wants additional appropriations to max
the provisions of this bill really useful, 70
they will but commc nee the work. Now
are the people of the West willing to trus
this business to tie Democratic party-wit
Gen. Pierce, one of the most bitter enemie
Of Western improvements, as shown by h
past votes, and Mr.. King, who voted again
> the last bill, at its head! II so, they are fu
of confidence as Miss of fifteen, and indee
not half SO well acquainted with the wiles
men.
The people kno~ the interests of the We
in this particular, will BE- protected and a
vanccd by the election o. Wing Presiden
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~ Mr.. Glover requests us to withdraw
his name as candidate for Sheriff, for reasons
not necessary to mention. Mr.. G.. had q
large number Of warm friends, who would
have voted for him with qualification, as being
in every manner worthy of the Office. AS City
Marshal he has fully won the confidence Of
this community, and we should be sorry TO see
him leave an Office in which he has giver
such general satisfaction, even to take one o
more profit.
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~ We have no rise reported above in the
Ohio river, which is again very low. Fall
ing at this point.
III The Upper and Lower Mississippi are
very low, and receding. There were or
feet reported from st. Louis to the mouth Of
the Ohio, and boats continually grounding
The snags are showing their teeth every-
where.
OF The steamer Elephant has been sold
at st. Louis, to Capt. Dan. Hunter, for Sl9,-
900. 100 Ut{
GA rise has taken place in the Illinois
river, but it is yet very low.
OF The Missouri river is reported by St.
Louis papers, very low, and water receding.
H. Our reports from every quarter in
Western rivers, speak of low water. Yet,
in some quarters at least, there have been
considerable rain.
CT The owners of the Dell Boat Sub
marine No. 4, were, few days back, at
Cairo, negotiating with the owners of the
steamer d. A. Owens, sunk, to raise her.
They asked the enormous sum Of $780,
The parties had not come to terms at last &C.
counts.
OF The fine st. Louis and Louisville pack
ct, Gen. Pike. passed up night before last
We thank her officers for package of st
Louis papers.
AZ Steamboats, are very scarce at thi
time. There have been but few arrivals a
Evansville within the last two days.
, Os- The advertisement of the steame
, Fawn will be found in another column. Tn
Fawn is regular Louisville, Evansville an
, Henderson packet. She is fine steame
7 and very punctual in her trips. Her officer
!, ENJOY the full confidence of those VIII
: know them. The accommodations of tn
y Fawn are unexceptionable.
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OT People who are resolved to please at
all events frequently overshoot themselves,
AMI are rendered ridiculous by being too
good. A lady calling at friends house
one morning ran to the cradle to see the fine
boy as soon as she came in; unfortunately
the cat had taken up the baby's place, but
before she could give her time 10 see hel
mistake she exclaimed with up-hfted hands
"Oh; what swte. child; the rerypicftue O
! its father"
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ASHAMED OF Ir.-The Wlshingso:

ASHAMED OF IT. The Washington
Union says:
mo Democrat assaults Gen. Scott be-
cause he has been well paid for his SER
vices" But they do, though. We hardly
open Democratic paper that does not
contain some sneering reference in that con-
nection, suggested by that smallest of all
small exploits in modern warfare, Mr..
Senator Meriwether's speech in the U. S.
Senate on the same subject.
1t must be disreput4ble business, in
deed, this species of attack on the veteran
Scott, when the Washington Union ever
is ashamed of it.-I.N Y Express.
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o. All the accounts from Washington
concur in the statement that the two S, :
lect committees of congress, Locofoco as
theyi are, exonerate Mr. Corwin from all
ccnsure in repect to the Gardner claim.
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Mcssrs McCarty & Wright.

Candidates for Governor will address iheir ieo" ''
- "a at the following and places and they respee
,,v reouest tcirfeow citizens to give notice of TIA
Q me.
New Albany; Floyed co. on Fridy, Sept "a.
Hardinsburgh, Washington co, Saturday sept, .S'
Pao. Orange co, Monday Sept. q.
Bedford, Lawrence co, Tuesday. Sept 20
Mt Pleasant Martin co, "Wednesday, Sci t. o.
Washington, Davicss co, Thursday, Sept. 'o'
Jasper Dubois co, Friday, Oct. j.
Petersburgh Pike co, Saturday. Oct 2
Roonville, Warrick CO, Monday, oet4
Nswburg. warrick co, Monday, Oct. 4.
Evansville, vanderburgh. co, TUESDAY, Oct D.
Princeton, Glib CO, Wednesday, Oct 6
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lFOr the Journal.l

SDIToR JoURNAL.-Having learned from
undoubted authority, that Mr.. GlUve., through
the representations of some nom ia. friends,
who insinuate that he cannot be elected; (a.t
really, under this guise to teare cc,s=r c.. ~
otter) candidates, has withdrawn his name
from the list of candidates for the office o.
Sheriff ut the coming election. having thus
lesrned,wE the undersigned voters of Wander.
burgh County, do thus publicly dissent in
10 to from this arrangement.
We, therefore, respectfully request Mr.
Glover 10 resume his former position in res
pect to the Office OF Sheriff, and thereby, nj
least, give his frier1s an opportunity of re-
cording their votes H. his favor.
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scott clubs.

The German and Young Mems Scott Club, will mcc:
Saturday evening October 3D. at the Scott Club Hail. IN
conjunction Speeches be expected In both langun
gss full attendance is requested. Members oil the op
posi,e party are respectfully invited to be present.
3 ioctl-su BY order Of the President
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O-rW call attention of our readers to
Gen. Scotts speech, delivered lately at CO.
lumbus, and published in ,o-day's Journal
1t is an able, manly and independent speech,
worthy Of the man in every respect.
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ELECTORA AL TICK EFT !.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS
HENRY S. LANE, Of Montgomery county.
PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Rush county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS
First Distriet-JoHS J. CHANDLER, Ianderourg eouu'
xeeerS-DR. NATHAN kraBALL. Washing county.
TRird-Capl. ScoTT CARTER, s"i'zerlaha eouhis'
Fevrth-Jous S. SooBY, Decatcr county.
Finh-DAvrp KILLGoRE, Delaware county.
s;Ifh-JoHS CoBURS, MaioE county.
E,,snth--RlcuARD W. Tnosrsos, Nigo county
EigLfA-G. o. BEHM, Tippccanoe county.
A-nth-T. s. STANFIKLp, Sr., Joseph county
T,.th-JAxEs S. FRAZIER. kosciusko county.
r,,,rnth-GusrAyus II. Voss, Hamilton county.
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Siinafion Wanted.

4 YOUNG Man conversant with Ito German and
n French languages well as English. and who has
experience in the Dry Goods Business Is DESTROYS
Of obtaining situation in store. he can bring gooi
references to character capabilities, &C. Enquire al
this Office. octl II
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Regular Packet.

tosnxzss n THE Steamer FawD. VIM. r. Hollcroft
NL.-H master, leaves Louisville for Henderson,
S3aZsAf6S every Tuesday, and Friday, ut IL.
sEsS3Ex8 and leaves Evansville, for Louisville,
every Wednesday, and Saturday evening on arrival Of
the
octI O'RILEY & MITCHELL, Agents.
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CANDIDATES DEPARTMENT

Mr.. SASpIRs.-Piease announce my name cand
date for Director i'm the Evansville Illinois hail Road
Company ut the ensuing election .
sept2S& n. ROWLEY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


|. A POLIO III ALL.
FRIDAY vENING,ocT.l
Second appearance IN this city of the
Grand German and French Comic Ope.
ratio Troupe.
TINDER the management Of Mr.. A. Benrodt, from the
u ROYAL Opera of Berlin. who performed in the last
Winter Season in the Aston Place Opera House at New
York, and received with great applause and crowd
ed houses every night.
Friday Eusning. will be prescated the Comic Opera in
Act OF
THE RETURN,
FOR three years after; "S'istIts Fensferin."
After which In connection with the first peice the
Comic Opera in one Act Of
BERLIN AT NIGHT,
The whole to conclude with the laughable farce enti
tied
THE VOLUNTEERS RETURN,
this is the way to get Married.
Admission rs cts. Doors open at :. Curtain will rise
at o'clock precisely sept3O
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Wanted.

4 n owner for large bright by horse with q white
IA spot in his forehead and in good order The horse
had on a bride when found, and is in my stable
near Main It bridge Evansville. The can have
him by paying charges.
ctll ~.
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=
DAILY JOURN AL.
A. X. SANDERS. EDITOR.
CITY OF EVANSVILLE:
A. Fl. SANDERS,
- EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
PRrDAY MORNING. OCT. 4. 1852.
Daily Journal per year, 50 ~
Mi.S Tee Inxrnsi, 90
Campaign Jouruai, 80
W HrG II K . * 4 II.
80 For President
GEN, WINFIELD SCOTT.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
For Governor.
NICHOLAS MCCARTHY,
OF MARION COUNTY.
For Liextsnunf Governor.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
sr Kosclrsxo COUNTY.
For Congress-,
WILLIAM Wis, Dr.,
or GIBSON COUNTY.
Err Treasurer of STATE.
SIMON II. HADLEY. OF Wayne county.
For Auditor Of State.
DouGIASS MAGUIRE, Of Marion county.
For SeerefGry Of State.
JOHN OSBORNE, Of Clay county.
For Rsporter of SHPrsme Court.
a. h. OSBORNE, of iaporte county.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court
JAMES A. STRETCH, Of Grant county.
E.r Superiatendept Of Common Schools.
ANON WOOD, of Putnam county.
iFor Judges Of SaPreme Cou-f
Fsrst Distrief-J0HN HOWE, Lagrange county.
s,.ond-CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county.
TIirI-David Mcdonald, Monroe county.
F..rtk-SANUEL b. GOOKlNS, Vogo county.
80 nTNKHT
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~ We have no rise reported above in the
Ohio river, which is again very low. Fall
ing at this point.
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INSEED Oli-4 Bsrrcls best quality and in fine ord
CIR for sale low TO close. s. Il. GILBERT e. co.
sept25 Sycamore near Water.
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Mn. EplroR -

Allow we TO suggest
the proprety Of some formal demons!ra-
{ n Of respect TO the memory of the
great and good departed Statesman and
Patriot, HnsRy CLAY.
| suggest that public meeting he
called Immediately, and that u Commit
ce Of Arrangements be appointed for
The purpose Of having an euIogy pr :
nounced onlthe great Statesman, at an
ear'y day. Lctour stores and places OF
business be closed, the b. liz tplled, a
procession ioru ed, and proceed to one
OF the Churches, where suitable cxerci-
ses may be had. la truth, great man
has fallen, and II is appropriate tLat we
should testify our sorrow, in a public
manner, for this great national loss.
x
We fully agree with the suggestion
Of our correspondent, and trus: that i'm
mediate measures will b: taken to carry
out the views AS expressed in the com
munication. II ~ right that this COM
munity should publicly express its sor
row on the death Of Henry Clay, for the
nation is immeasurably indebted to him
Tor much oi its greatness, grandeur and
glory. In his death, Il terrible blow has
been inflicted upon US, and we should
be CAD to see the occasion appropriate
" improved. Shall a public meeting be
called, -, once, for this purpose Who
will move in the matter2
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MIR. Clay. upon his retirement from
the State Department, ut the close Ct
John q. Adams administration, it is
said, coniided TO Gen. Jesup all the
original manuscripts and rough drafts,
which he had written whilst Secretary
oi State. Those were to be used after
his death, in justice to his memory, in
case the calumny should be revived ;
tia; although he spoke well, he could
not write. The manuscripts are very
volum mlnous--fiIlng large trunk and II
box. Their publication will be looked
for with great interest
Gen. Jesup was MIR. CIay's second in
his duel with John Randolph, and al
though politically opposed. the warmest
personal friendship always existed be-
tween them. Mr. Clay's son has pre-
sented the Rev Dr.. Butler with silver
cup as an acknow Judgement for his at
,enton TO his Iatber during his long i'll
ness.
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CHRONIC ERYSTPELAS AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-Cdp
Ezra Knapp, of No. 81 Willow st. Brooklyn, ~ Y
one OF the most respectable citizens in the city, wa
afflicted five years with ScrofuOus Erysipclas OF bo
legs, from the knees 10 the feet which fnhaned ano
sweled 10 prOdigOus size. and uccrHcd Large deep
ulcers, apparently large enough TO finger in came
Into them, which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity OF a maturatcd substance. Ie had had the
advice and attendance Of several of the most skhi.
physicians, and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without cffecting cure, and told BY
one or two Of his physicians that the ulcers in his les
would run hin OF before long. BRASr's PURYyIss
EXTRACT has cured these liberated and infamed lego
90 that now they entirely healed up, and he enjoys
9nlld hnnllh =
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NURS;NC SORE MOUTH. LuCoRRnGi. &c.

"BrRos, GrSEsrE Co, n Y, Oct. TO- 1871
"Messrs. NJ. T. WALLACE co, SOME time lust
wits became deblitnrd from the effects Of f-
sYvvhod and Spyy So,e Mouth, tlui she could lin her
child perform any household labor. Her medical us,.
varied according To the advice rnd prescriptions
OF the eminent physicians until % was exhaust
ed In useless efforts She became very skeleton that
at tho time she commenced nking BrdHrs Medicine she
weighed thnn egh'yive pounds but by the time
shs had taken four bottles she brcnm, perfectly well The
euo 10 perfect that she ia enabled de- all
ssry household work, ind gained thirty pounds OF feeh in
four weeks Yours truly, G. u. GALENTlNE"
The reader will observe that ir. GALISTIsE "ou
SKILL" He. nre informed by T.. y TERRY Esq, "
the snIne plucc, has sMdied meAcine.
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DYSPRPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURED

AGENTS-C. q. e. Hazard, N,uto,t--
A Driscoll, Waren-J. :. DougLss, Bri,ul
u. q. Brown, East GIcenwicl %. Baker, Nat
ick- Briggs Il Spencer, Washington villng e
=. Taylor. kirgsior-J. Allen, Biard's Iio
Works- y. :. Palmer l. Co., N'stulN -
Young, Wickiald-J. NJ. Anthony, tall River
J. l.. Anthony, Wcstpoil-and by Merchant Hn)
Druggists generally.
All orders must I've addressed 10 Wslay $40
Etcadsa New
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CANCERS CURED.

Mr. o. b. KINNEY, merchant, Clinton, O.ei,i' eonn's.
~ informed us that cucer doctor In said county
frctng wonderful Of CAscERs through the efficacy
Of BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT A oincry-blctor
in Orccne county, N " Is also using said PURIFIER. Mr.
A. b. SETILE druggist, at Canaohare, Montgomery
~, N las informed us Of an important cure 81 a CAS-
Of long standing, which effected aged luhy
OF that place. IT, therefore, this PURIFIER Cancer. by
s Purifying, healing power, what impure disease Of tho
blood IL not eurel Seven years experience uud
nMph saXs lhcIn NONE but " hat Il MIll cure.
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IIOIlSES For SALE.

VNHE Greenman House in Spruce street, con-
l. tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
couvenenoes and out-buildings, we'll Of good wa
ter, barn, 4 large garden containing a variety Of
fruit trees, sc.
Also house IN Tanner street, containing eight
rooms, with out -buildings, well Of good water,
garden cont inning fruit trees, sc. Both houses
are in good repair. For tcrns, Sc, apply AT this
vffce. w. II. CRANSTON.
Jan L. r.
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FEvER-SORE CURED

Tho Rev. RICHARD DuNNING, Pastor OF the Pres.
bytern church, Adnms Basin Monroe county, New York,
wrote To Z" have just received letter from Mr Cn.S.
sEY DUssiSG relative To the ufhis FovcTsorr You
may depend on what II states for hs is Christian niuu
and elder IN the church Some years since he had
have of his cgs cut ob To ls f in cqurnrs
OF FcyeTsOre. The other leg being effected. ud
Ai'rt 10 hc Hnpu'n'ed, | recommended BRAS1's MrnI-
cIsE. Read the result He SAYS Il hare used only iIls
BOTTLES Of HEANtS MEDICINE. Tioccd ALL uoPr,
JoN yVT y~0rmTh3GtH, ia that McdiciHe and can now
at with the blrssiu of God, IL has cgccl ~ cp, of
nv Tea rauIl,.,s fur
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES e C0MpI AIMS.

No remedy offered to he public hus ever been hair as
certain dad cHrcHoi IN reItory the incidental icedkcs
and irregularities of the sex, BEAST's PULMoNARy
bALs.M l. makes difference whether the d-rnagement
sJy essi0,, other IccdAHca-it REGULATES
ALL, 10y strengthening c SYSTEM, cqudiiing he
TOs. and ,Dothipg and dL'ying NERVOUS iRRITABAITs
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Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hear MI HASKiN'S statement OF cure. lie ,si !.
"My wife procured one bottle of fBRiNT'SP PURIFY iIN!
ENTRifT of RisscH n eoHdrd, duggisis OF Rome. ]
commenced using that un bryan 10 gs better That bottle
enabled me 10 yet ~ nv bed where had been confined
one ysar the scnd b0fe enabled 10 get ont of hShon.s
the bird bottle enabled 10 wak iico rac 10 Ronr G.
ire, where procured SIR bottles mo. ard when hnd hn;
ishod using tlem Of fwcHfy ulcers had Gd
up-and thee bottle. effected PERFECT CURE ~
all The ulcara nnd f,hInrrd 10 nOOd htIIlhN
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SALT RHEUM,
and all impure clronie diseases Of he FLOOD are alwa
cured bv BRdNT'S EXTRACT.
INTERNAL Jl.CERS.

Tr1cure 10 frismpA the skin Of the best pAys,
esans In the city Of Philadelphia and s PRoop
that internal ulcers be cured easily extern
when BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT is used. Mr. MI
Hepburn, one OF the most respectable gentlemen z
Asb~rr, Cayrgs Co, ~ Y, informed us In Oct 1867
that he had been afflicted with three FIssUREs y
ULCERS so situated internally allow of examg,
alton, and thus furnish positive proof of the fact and
their location. He said that he had spent yeari9
Phadelphia, under the professional advice of the be
physicians, and Vas obliged 10 return to Auburn with
out cure or help, when DIR r. M Hunt, druggist Cf
Auburn. advised him to try Branfs Purifying Erfraf
and the uee of seven bottles of IL ,G,eted p,,e ev,
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Millinery Establishment.

T'HE Ltdiessof Newport and vicinity are res-
l. pectluIly informed that we have now opened
our new and fashionable millinery Goods. And
every effort will be made to please them in style
quality aud price. We have the largest and best
assortment Of Ribbons that we ever offered, and
some entirely new styles. Much attention will be
given in altering and cleaning old Bonfet,.
IRA FRENCH.
1872 ThamesSt.