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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

and fraternal relations, as secured to them
and to US by the Compromises, they became
restless and clamorous for agitation. The
North has ever been liberal in her conces-
sions to the South, but there is point when
it becomes necessary to be just as well as
generous, and We believe that point has
been attained.
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~ The Governor OF Kentucky has or
dered an election, Con Monday the 9Th of
Nov ember,) to fill the Congressional vacancy
occasioned by the death of Hon. Presley
Ewing.
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NEW FAEe. 10 tgsNTs: Ga1IkS
COLnIRN a EEH.LuENGLu

roster Block. First street near Main
AVE now opened the la Richest assortment Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods oferd in this citY
an"nS which may be found rich Plaf ks extra r rain
rack 40 TT neh Siern style French PIads French
ishhereS All wool DeLaine, pian and lo
20 very han some APaeeas aud Bnmlazn-s French ling
Ism aid American fast colo ed Prints Ladies' and Gents.
n evts best qlalty large Ladies tents
anu Chdrens Flows Hosiery cripons B,y
state >ha"ls Of all sizes aud qualities arge lot Of new
I'm r"herss Collar Cbemzeites. Gnd.reeyes embroi
drred and slain l. c. Hindk- Irish Linens Fnnnes
Of all qualities and color ladies Nerino and silk nSerir
Gents Merino Lamts~ol and Silk Undersirts and Or
er and large variety of notions
winch We vi" he happy t. show aud il prices will sell
tHtl are MOUND 10 Call aud examine
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Days without Nights,


DR.. Baird, in lecture recently, gave some
interesting facts. There is nothing that
strikes stranger more forcibly, fine visits
Sweden at the season of the year when the
days are the longest, than the absence of
night. DIR. Baird had no conception of it be-
fore his arrival. He arrived at Stockholm
from Gottenburgh, 400 miles distant, in the
morning, and in the afternoon went to see
some frlends-had not taken note of time
and returned about midnight; it was as hight
as it is here an hour before shutdown. You
could see distinctly. But all was quiet in
the street; il seemed as if the inhabitants
were gone away, or were dead No signs of
life-stores closed.
The sun goes down at Stockholm little
before 10 O'Clock. There is a great illumin-
alton all night; as the sun passes round the
earth toward the north pole, the refraction
of its rays is such that you can see to read
at midnight. DR.. Baird read letter in the
forest near Stockholm at midnight, without
artificial light. There is mountain at the
Bothnia, where, on the 2lst of June, the sun
does not 90 down at all. Travellers 90
there to see it. A steamboat goes up from
Stockholm for the purpose OF carrying those
who are curious to witness the phenome non.
1t occurs only one night. The sun gees
down to the horizon. you can see the whole
face OF it, and in i've inmates it begins to
rise.
At the North Cape, latitude n degrees,
the sun does not set in several days. Ia
June it would be about IS degrees above III .
horizon at midnight. The way The people
know it is midnight, they see the sun rise
The changes in these high ATTITUDES FROM
summer to winter are SO great that we can
have no conception Of them at all. IL the
winter time the sun disappe rs and it is lot
seen tor weeks. Then il comes and shows
Its face. Afterwards, it remains ten, IL
teen, or twenty minutes, and then descends.
and finally it does not set at all, but makes
a circle round the heavens. DR.. Baird vas
asked how they managed in regard to hired
persons, and what they considered day
He could not say, but supposed they worked
by the hour, and twelve hours would be con.
sidered a days work.
Binds and animals take their accustomed
rest at the usual hours. The Doctor did
not know how they learnt the time, but they
had, and go TO rect whether the sun goes
down or not. The hens take TO the tree
about seven O'Clock, p. d., and stay there
until the sun is well up in the morning, and
the people get into the habit of rising late
too. The first morning DR.. Baird awoke in
Ste ckholm he was surprised to find the sun
shining into his room. he looked at his
watch, and found it was only three o'clock !;
the next tine he awoke it was sve o'clock,
but there vas nobody IN the street. The
Sweees in the cities are not very indasir.
Gus. owing probably to the climate.
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GLORIOUS suA,ArEI

WITH the not sutry atmosphere mid summer the ran
vegetation o. the oNands and the marshes in The deem valleys
OF the great rlv of the est
sun urns up th- waters and the oecaying plants
give OF noxous gasses aud poisonous vapor that if hailed
produce elbow JaundIce Derangements of the Som cb
Bowels Diarrhee "r Olsen Ague Fever Bilious c.
TyPhus Fevers I'm Ter these
you should make free of Dr. BgUcEs ISDAx yEGErAEE
AcEA lt as to cleanse the bowels purify the
blood aud health in
umn of this
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0TThe Telegraph No. and Jacob Stra
der have been thoroughly repaired and reno
waited, and are now ready to take their pla
ces in the Cincinnati and Louisville mai
line so soon as the river gets in good order
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S P E CIAL NOTICES,
Ad,ertise in the GRANVILLE News.

We recommend the GRANVILLE WEEKLY NEWS a paner
published at GRANVILLE. H. good advertising medium for
the business of Evansville it having very crcula
ton throughout Southeastern Illinois We will receive all
advertisemsn for this paper nal Once oet2o-lm
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FLAG FERMENTATION
TO TILE RANNER TnMNsuip

HE Ant-Nehraskaites who design visiting Union Town
snip on Saturday assist in the preen ation of Ban
ner Tor noble Freedom
ed 10 meet the Committee the Journal Friday.
o'clock T, M The Indiana Band will be on hands.
oetlg-tl
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hank NOTICE,

The Annual Meeting the stockholders Branch al
Evansville of the State Bank Indiana election
eight Directors the ensuing year will he held the
Banking ltou'e. on nday the 9Th OF NOvemh,
Polls Will be oden at clock AMI close clock
by order OF the Booard OF Directors
oet2-5tdwte G. W. RATHBONE Cash
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~ 1t is worthy of note that not single
person of the Jewish persuasion can be
found as the recipient of public charity A
Jewish pauper would be rara avis indeed.
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NEW EST TUjyGUNDER THE s,ryl

WHICH can lie seen at vACTIER & MARCoNNIERs the
fashionable Htters. They behind the tins Min
ss'ee', Oet"eeH fIisI anu oeeOnd Ortli.tf
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o. A woman in the city of PHILADELPHIA
Penn, attempted to get into house feet
foremost through hole seven inches by
fourteen inches. Her clothing having caught
she lung in that position until found Head
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OT 1t is proposed to run Hon. A. Dixon
for Congress in the second district next wear
irrespective of party considerations. The
proposition appears in Democratic paper.
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~ The Susquehanna has been sold TO
Capt. Williamson, for $4,000.
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a sf3DkbD. e FT:ANEEsS
ClNtIHNATi an ENG; ESTABLISHMENT

Corner Che nut and Canal opposite eny Lutz Groce.
r.. Evansville Indiana.
n.NANCI DYER. Of Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman Cincinnati Tor Mr. Teasdae
New York lye House.
u ans steam Ladies and Genemens Clothes of silk
and oolen Graz and Cashmere Sha Wis Of
ton. nuisbeS OF
eerdng terms. and nishes them equal new lie
ives spots stains from silk Dresses way ithOut
IN nrng The color STUFF He also cleans FINISHES
tiins ia Silk ami Oclrn Toile de Tere and Tuiles
Aso he cleans CARPETS and finishes equal to new
fair rates oetIa-tvd6v
I iME.-2j bbs White Lime ee'd and for sale by
= "etls WM REILLY.
al CANDLES 80 boxes ass'd sizes .tey reed and
A tuT p. Il IA. y
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STATE OF INDIANA.

STATE Of INDIANA.
Vanderburgia COunfV.i -.
In the Court OF Common Pleas vandergurgh county in va
cation, December term, y. ID 1854 80 "
Stephen ID. Greer
R0,.,, Attachment on Money Demand
ahdavt having been filed with the plaintiffs com-
plant In the orlce oft Clerk the Court OF Common
Pleas Nanderturgh county setting thar tbe
hirkhaH Is not the Indiana
eahSe OF action exists against him. The
uan therefore notified OF the tendency the above
ac ION IN SAID Cor IT. and that the will
the next December term said Court held
the Court House Evansville on the first Monday la d.
Der. =. ID 1871. JACOB LUNKENHEIMER.
oete-Stw G. G. G. p. Vanderburgh County.
y oe4 " 'As''h s'0I YR snS l ENDS.
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TAX NnTlEE-
-. TAI
"a Office is hereby given. {

Office hereby given that default has been made
ment of by the Corporation Of the City Of
evansville for Railroad School and City the
year S' and delingue eies the 1852 the follow
lag described Real Estate:
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ID LACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS We have O hand
- superb of esira5le goods which MI
Ter to the rlds at heavy dscou last prices Call
an se- thera. OeiS J,HNS y s. FRENCH.
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TO PORK PACKERS.

3 consequence OF the Heath NJ i LOnghotlan il
wiz be the administrations TO sell his und
vided Pork House and Pork ITO Fixtures
the mitchell Il LongbotLaul. at Granville. Ind
location of Pork packing point
of the Ohio Surr.und~a
foe growing and having the facilities afford
the zion the aash and Erie Canal and al N
Evansville orasye Railroad TerTe Haute the
Yallies Wahssi and he the Pork re-
zion in The Westl hsrcy opened the market AZ Evans
VILE Valley Green liver also as packets
Nv between Evansville Bs Gr-,n H.
ring winter hSt desirable Hogs could be
con manded
ork House is supplied with Steam Engine and Vii
sons Patent steam Lard rank with athe appliances
interest will he SOLD aud business can he Confined
present partner he will cell also a. "a price if
FOSrER
Oetl0-u R0B'T Ft-RGTS. Aims
Lou svils Courier copy to amount o. So and send hi ~
this ohhee.) - $500 ~ ~
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1NDERW EAR.We in receipt of so cases Merino
u Underwear. OH in Shirts Drawers 10 which we
'ite attention octl5 JAS. Low 4 CO.
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ME sale of seventy Lots Lamsseo by the
Undersigned to take place the 18th inst psstpc ned
until TUESDAY the 2th October. O'Clock NJ at the
door Of the old Court House in Evansville.
for description. jim LAW
JOHN SHANELTN.
OctI1-3sI JONES & BLYTHE
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NEW ADVERT. SEMENTS
HOUSE FURNISHING GO0ps

q NOLBURN Il HER>HBERGER have now oren for e
amlIation large stock of house FURNISHING Goods
sss Three Ply Ingram and lou priced Carpets Stsir
an nan Carpets OF qualities oil
cloths rou u to IS feet wide Satin de LANES Worsed
lotion bsmasks tunures aud Bro Hollands Gu tains
ana Lace Gu tlin Corniees Curta Pins
o1s Narcotics Quilts Linz Damasks. Table Linen
oM'Ins fano and Table Clo S. bed Blankets
al and quail les - -
ais" Mattresses of size
which will warrant as goOa a. can lie f,und Aso
i;ed Comforts OF all sizes. Ali sell
the same quality he found the Allegheny
Noun Fnstfr-s lsts Mi .,allF
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IFa, TN ,r.sr vrsytr,s,

g. EkSAN ANCH BnLTING CLOTHS. w e are agents
"a or The above riOr brand of iting Cloths which
now considered the bet manufactured and which we will sell
TO all who will give call regular Eiees Orders from
distance promptly attended TO. -. . -
OctlS JOHNSON FRES Gil.
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q NJ EEJPEis. Bookiinder and Manufacture OF ALI
stnhs ~ Paper Boxes. Second and Vine ss.
'SbsNiiie. lhd.
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,.,u TAVERN STAND FOR : lLE.
III subscriber one hs Tay Stand. situated in the
vliags OF ROekpOrt Ind. and we'll located thriving
mes Tor safe sonahe The Hotel
lungs are All and we'll finished aud
business The Hotel is coated the lanang and
Oay one square the Court House The prems are we'll
supplied with Should sale effected
he stsnd viii be to $3.50 price
Tor tie pr perry is 81. so.
fhKMs;sl 900 down and the alanee in bankaLe paper
ON time with interest Apply to
octls ltd J. ". MARBLE. Rockport Ind
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GROCERIES. CB0CKEHYWA FURNITIHE
LOTS, &c. Al AUCTION

WILL er for sale on Saturday morning Nov at
O'Clock all the stock CIR Main street ust
below the Gina listing Groceries every rpton
ALSO-At the same time and place Household and
htehen furniture. consisting Bedteads and Bed
ding bureaus Stoves Se all i'm good order
AL>O-FifE LOTS in Lamasco back of he old Brewery
very Vel situated aud IN rapidly proving
ihe house occupy. where tn sale will held
now offered for reasonable terms For pacnars
enIufe OF JOS. WOODS
AuctiOneers 1g-fl
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7"'0 = VVV-V JAS. LUW q CT.
HG,tsE IN . BUGGY FOE SALE
BAY Mare last trotter oil pereltiy sound gem
4 IA tie and kiGd will trot her mile
~ new AMI 81 good st aud finish THIS. with of
arntss VIII lie sold for the low Pire Arpv 20 NJ
a Hell " at ashington nofel. eel Go Stale.
VII r. all may he to-day aud o.tla ~
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FOR RENT


IA AN excellent House in che host rhl OF
k ID the upper para OF the city contain ng seye
room, anS kite'en Terms iooderlte Apply
oetZl-u HOLLINGSWp HrGHFS & GO
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"a ATS AND CAPS A s5iendd assortment of all th,
ne" Which have Just arrived and sale low b.
Oetio JOHNSON 1. FRENCH.
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ARD, tor family in tin cars and jars for sale by
Veth GEJ. FOSTER A CO.
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IAM'roB

inward ana pay mp sale Taxes
ay o. November. 1854, Twill,
proceed to sell said Lots or 90
pay said taxes and costs, at the
Evansvi,le.
"a RRELL. City Collector.
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.ANSsILs.E 81 AWFORDSyILL
RAILROAD

Train leaves Evansville at Z O'Clock A. NJ ~
Nineennes o'clock p. NJ.
h From and after no one exeept those holdns
unexpreo passes will he allowed to Pass over this road
out paying iull fare BY order os the Board.
r. J. DANIELS. Sup't.
I-'ans'ihe oct-9 1874 oetl0- Ind
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Oexehange frt rate family work Horse for HEX.
WOOD. t. be delivered Immediately Enquire Of Edit
octAt
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NOTICE no WHOI.Es.I.E MIR,

BUSINESS man OF tour standing in IN. est ana
IA we'll acquainted the Wabash and Nht- rivers and
Wabash and Erie Canal - about making
through this and adjoining ates will
the way collecting securing claims earas
soliciting orders paying Real Estate on other
rs OF like nature lie give or guar 81
satisfactory character. Address through Pos. ice Rar
Oct9-3t ~ AVE- Iva 1">-
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

Ia VIE undersigned Misses Cewd.n BARKER
has Just returned from the East with large assortment
OF all varieties OF Bennes Ribbons Flowers Cans.
Moha and Fancy Headdresses Of the latest STYLES
prices which all give satisfaction. also we'll
prepared i'm q few
hours instruction Full satisfaction given oharge
r. R. BARKER,
ocQ-tf Ma street IN oste Rrannh p-.r
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STAR OANDLEs.-4O boxes. in store and tor sale by
~ oeA PRESTON EkOS.
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Ey Iar the LARGEST Stock I'm the Cltv,,
AA nave new -tOck of
w Je"erH comprising every article in tie Wateh 80
9eweiry line all OF the styles and good material ~
and Jeweiy lower than they Lav, ever beer
oHered IN tins city and Every article to BE- neh
Presented Give us call and satisfy yourselves
.- BlrTR0LFF SONS
oet9 Main street. between Firs, ana s.cnna
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LIZ THOMAS RRasH

a NATIVE Of Lsih. ScoilInd. would Communicate with
IA his friends home he would hear something 10 his .d
He supposed be on the Ohio river
information respecting him will he ktulIy
by the subscriber 4. p, Care Once Lafayetts
Inh octs-Zw lLaiayette LAM
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StyisSsS BANK,
FIRST SIkEEI BhLOM MAIN
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.


estate of Francis Link deceased have teen gran lei
!" The ~nrrsRr ed All persons innelted estate
max a uet To the without delay those hav
ing eisms against the estate wl fe the verified 70,
arSanc in the office of the Court of Commes
fIeaS oil Nanderburgh county. said estate solvent
oetl.-3w ELIZABETH q. LINCK Fxecutrix
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-, TO RENT.
f.t C0NVENIENr ami well located Dx s,Ii,r H..
A 0ntaining5 comfortable rooms reside kitchen and Ell
-' "i caicila ed for altrse small family with g,oa
wei OF water 70 rent reasonable Germs small famil
preferred. Enquir, of oct2i-u FRANCIS LINCK
~ iarrel viii be sold to clos. a 81 e
eei25 5. Il. GILBERT AZ CO.. Syc near Water
N reed for sale Nv - 49,
Oei2o S. L GILBERT & CO.. sye. near Water.
s. LOVES. 100 doz Ladies Kid Gloves;
800 90 Bnck
~ Z" Gauntctts;
for sale Wy oct20 las LIN A. t y
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z FlRSrrate fresh Mich Cow Ennuireo az
= ~ oet<o-3t A. IA. SA DERS Journal Orca
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az AM ED COO dollars worth of Real Estate q
~ which will give Railroad Stock -~' y
In =, f L. CoNANr
"cti"-u Next door 10 Burk.s ExrA
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FAMILY GROCERY.

TIL 81. la r. scent Bank Bui d ngs.
AA Lillian CALDh ILL has Just opened a Family Gro
w tth- above lOe tion. he ill
y On hand large stick of Fresh Groceries such Coffee
Tea sus RS Spices c. in fact ythhg required
'imllies lie VIII always keep han good and
~ ;e lowest prizes tie invites the of neishhorin
told friends and the public oetiS
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NEW WATCHES ,yn Ir,,u,vv

SiLk NEi9ET.-1 case A Silk Velvet reed per En-.
~ press an Tor sale by JAS. Low CO
Main str
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AUCTION IsDOwS.

"a oOIsEt d NELSON keen constantly on hand q
~ general s"rtment OF WOOD. Zane and Sofa seat
hars Sofas S9sabes Centre Card Dining aud
saods WaTdrObes. Beds;oajs Mattresses and Look
oc1-ly
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Gnorn, CandIao

Sperm Candles,
4 IL CoLoRS AND OF VARIOUS QUALITIES
"A by the boz and at rotail, by
dlwu THEO. A. PECK.
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Series for 1858.


The FIRST number Of the new series will be issued
on the first Of January next. New subscribers cau
be supplied from that date but immediate appliyI
ton VIII DO necessary for such desire to begin
with tue beginning. 4 home is hardly complete,
think We may safely venture to say, without the
me Journal, which, Decides being chronicle of the
times, bpuuds in iutell -enCo dosirue to cull,u
American Holnr. Its editors Geo. P Morri.
ANA y. Z. Nlls) devote their entire timo, skill and
experience, to tho task of giving, each We, every
thing worth knowing. Iuey particularly keep an
eye on all the wnins and novelties of tho day
The utnost pains take L present the facts and
outlines o! all news. In the literary department.
We aim at sketches and readable criticism, and in
our COMBINATIONS Of the productions of the yast
newspaper world Of Europe, wo snde8yuur to avoid
the tires one and the local and transfer to our
columns the pick Of English information and bril-
liancy, while endavour to select with true
senso # pure morals, true wit, and genuine huInor
Ia addition to tho above, have made new a.
Judgements for feature that Is always attractive
in family journei. From beyura different source
we are u be supplied with The and gossip N
Neo- York SoeIGy. In a metropolis like ours, cen.
tire tho more Guarding eleiGeut Of tho life OF cur
country az large, and collision and attrition buug
out much which would else be dormant. Afout, in
society s"esip, 10 a email world, OF which tho or.
binary newspapers make report, ahd If this Uc
think We can promise amusing photographs. In
snnOu cling also, 4 se-its # or'lci,s By VI.
HiRls, in addition to bis uEual editorial labOurs
We clalm the privilege Of leaving them to designate
their own style and title as they appear. They aYc
to be ggfs different f,'7 anything ua,ei has sver BEN
publish'i in the Jpuyral from has pm aud We are very
sure that they will b. less attractive to tsy the
Least The graphic and highly finished sketches, by
" Tho Lady of Shalott," " Timothy Quaint" aud,
others, will 10 continued. We have also new cor.
respondents in Londeu and Paris, who will send va
much that could never reach I'd through foreign
journals,
TEHVs.-Tor one copy, : for three copies. 81
or for one copy for thee years. Sj--ulWays in ad.
.l,oIl "A 81 Ia 4 /
WILLS, 1917 Fuiton.stree New York
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A Card to the Ladies,

nR. DuPONCo'S French rer,odicei t,oiGs7 Fr'i',
- infallible in removing stoppagcs or irregu-
larites Of the menses. These Pills are nothing
new, but have been used by the Doctor for many
years both in France and America with unparallel'
ed success IN every and he is urged by many
thousand ladies, who have used them, to make the
Pills Public, for the slevistion Of those suferin
from any Irregularities whatever, well as to pre-
pre- susncy to those ladies whose health will ntt
permit increase Of family. Pregnant females,
those surprising themselves so, are cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant, the pro-
prietor esponsbity after the above adj
moniton, although their midne.s would prevent
any mischief TO health otherwise these Pills
recommended. Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each boz.
Price IL 90 per box.
GEO, ". ALLEN, " hule-alo and Retail Agent
for Burlington, Winoo.ki falls, Milton, Nlliston,
lIinssburgh and Richmond, to whom all orders must
lie sent, Ey enclosing sl.Oo, the Pills vii be sent
by mail.
General Agent, for Rutland and ylcinit. Of hut
land, POND 4 MORRIS, DruSgists.
Oct. 81, lrIt da~ly