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The Hallelujah.

4 NEW COLLECTION of Church Music by
~ Lowell Mason, received and for sale b. the SIN
gle copy or by the hundred, at
pUsrs Musi~ CLVIr.
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Donestics.

DOrnestics.
5000 , 5Rs ydi BROWN 'O1IOSS' SS.'
1000 yds. brown Drillings.
1000 " Shifting stripes,
1000 :" Cotton flahnels.
500 " Ticking.
800 A" Red Wool Flannel.
$50 A" yellow 4" "
1000 4" Cas=imeres, Satiaet- AID seeds.
ALsr
Batting. Carpet Warp, Cotton fscs, Ni"hing,
TWiue, Gc., Ton sale cheap al Ga, Corner Store,
LHMAN's.
Nov. II, 1888. ddwu
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT,
DRY GOODS.
DRY Goods at SShGlcsase,

The undersigned are now receiving direct from
Europe, large importations Of Dry Goods, embrace
ing many now aud beautiful styles Also, a very
general and desirable stock OF American Goods, all
of which they are prepared to offer to the trade
the most favorable terms Particular attention
given to Cloths, Cassimercs, Ycstngs and Tailoring
Goods generally. An examination Of our Stock by
Merchants and Merchant Taylors is solicited.
A, NJ. Il W. n. STRONG,
Importers and Jobirrs, Broadtcay, Albany.
A. NJ strong, VIM, n, Strong. 7. J Strong.
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A Gard to the Ladies'

n cara TO the Ladies.
hR DuPuNCo'S French Periodcal GoiG,a J'.gs,
- infallible in removing stoppages or irrssu-
llrities OF the These Pills are nothin.
n y, but have been used by the Doctor for many
years, both in France and America with unparallei
ed success in every case and he lie urged by many
thousand ladies, who have used them to make Ia,
PilL Public for the alienation Of those suferin
from any irregularities whatever, well as to pre-.
vent pregnancy to those ladies whose health will n,t
permit an Increase Of family. Pregnant females.
or thoee supposinG themselves so, are cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant the pro.
pretor assumes no responsibility after the above ad
monition, although their mildne.. would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise these Pills are
recommended. Full and explicit directions accom-.
pany each boz.
Price 81 90 per box.
6Eo. ". ALLEN, Wholesale and Retail AGENT
for burlington, Ninoo5ki talls. Milton, WiIliston.
linesbuTgh and Richmond, to whom all order. muIt
be sent. by enclosing ; 90, the Pills viii be sent
by mail
General Agents for Rutland and vicinity Of Rut
lard, POND MORRIS. Drusgi.ts.
oe''.!'' 1884. dtwly
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SkiCET MUSIC

More than Ten Thousand Pieces nov on hand, and
all new pieces Of Music received soon rs publish
Cd Glee Books and Church Music Books Of every
description.
MG. RUST will sell all articles a. low az those of
the same quality can be obtained in any city and
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received he will spare effort TO keep a complcte
assortment of all articles usually kent in a Music
store, and by constant personal attention to his bu-
,ines', hopes to see in his New and Commdous-
Store, ALI of his oLp, and many NEW customers.
burlington, July Is, 1888. w3wtf
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Notice,

Notice.
hANiNG BOUGHT THE STOCK OF CLOTHING
* formerly belonging 10 sLoMAN TURN, the
business viii be carried on hereafter und the name
Of Il. I'll Ek, who viii continue TO keep large and
.a'h.ouablg stock of Read -lnadc Clothing and Gents
Furnishing GOODS which will lie sold at the lowest
cash prices. Purchaser. would do we'll to call at
thi, establishments bcioc purchasing elsewhere, a.
am determined 10 sell 20 par cent. ci,Rper tau any
other Clothing House Ia this state.
n Remember, No. BANK BLOCK, betwee
Commercial and Farmers Mechanics Banks.
b. TURK.
Burlington, Aug. 81, 1854. p4uu
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HOrse-Rakes

S.0J LES PATENT RENULNING WiRE-TOOlH
- llorsc- Raaes, manufactured at Wexford, Vt
For sale at the Agricultural Store, Burlington, by
.. : PIERCE.
luly 10, 1s5I dGWd
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The Eclectic bsre.ryiyc

1TNIlE Subscriber having purchased of Mr. CLARK
/ WHEELER, the or ginal proprietor, the right to
make use, or sell the Frls-fic R,e-Hrs in the Coun-
ties Of Chitenden, franklin, Orleans lamoille and
Grand Isle, now Offers the same for sale by indivi-
dual, town or county lights. Also,
THE DRONF-TRAP,
with which the excess Of dronCs( these, IS IS tho
case with domestic animals being more numerous
than is necessary for propagation. )-msy be easily
expelled from the hive, thereby saving to the owner
from each old swarm Gas ia estimatod ia correct
principles from Is to so lbs. Of honey of the first
quality, which must otherwise be lost. The above
can be clearly demonstrated to any intelig entmind
CARMT 0SGOOp.
Westflrd, August lsji, wI5vS.
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TRUSSES,

A Ii KINDS, FOR MALE AND FEMALE, IN
n GLIDING the late improvements, for sae by
THEO. A. PECK,
dSwtf Dealer in Instruments
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lIAIR RESTORATIVE, The Only article that
will make hair grow Uh laid heads, is EmeI-
sons Stinulator which is warranted when required.
Circulars relating to 1t furnished at the counter.
Jan. IS, d6wtf For sale by THO A PECK.
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fruit, sc.

inH BOXES NJ. n, EhISISS.
wv 30 quarter do. do
10 boxes Lemons.
100 bus. Chestnuts, and nuts Of all Aind.
Pickles, Catsups, Preserves, Pepper sauce, Macoa
Ion, NouuioelN, Nutmegs, Mace, Sc, 40, for sale
by HERRICK & MILES.
Nov IS d6wtf
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TWO SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO T0RTES, FROM
i the celebrsted Mandatory Of Woodward ~
Brown obe. beautiful Coru,d Case, just received
snd now to be at RJol'e Music store.
Burlington, May !. dswti
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DRUSHES! Cloth Hair, Hat Tooth, Nail, Comb,
ID Pencil, Shaving, Shoe and Stove Brushes
Probably the greatest assortment In the state to
lect from and for sale at lowest possible prices, by
ThEo. A. PECE.
Dec 4. davis
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CROCK kerry, &c.
N-s-s.A.Ls,sNss sN S.k"s SIS,
OHM DEPOT.

Nos. GO q CT STATE street, Albany, y. y,
I'm porers, wholesale and retail dealers in China.
Glass, Earthern Ware, Britannia Ware, Looking
Glasses, Stone Ware, Druggists Ware, Candlebras,
Camphcno, and Oil Lamps Of the raTious
kinds.
- GAS FIXTURES. Fl
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IL EREs' Culinary aud Medicinal, all kinds that
are fresh, I've assorted pppers. For sale at
Doe. .l. df TIlEu, 4. PEJh'~,
EUST RECEIVED AT THE BEEHIVE Another
~ Carton Of those French Book Collars, also
Lacos, clear Lawns and Linan uambries,
n. PECK, JR,
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Fs, e, RelaSsG a. Go,

Manufacture Of aud Wh9iesais Dsalers IN
r EA ID Y VI DE CT OTHIN G,
importers and Jobbcrs Of Cloths, Cashmere, Vests
ings and Trimmings. A large assortment of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly ON
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms. Mer-
chants are invited TO call and cs.:ninr -.i.,,.
Nos. , md ! Etrhda9c, AHGnH
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Foreign Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Havana Segars,
&c; also, superior article of Irish Scotch
and Manonsahela Whiskey.
No. state Srect, ALBANY.
James Reid, william Davis.
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EIGHT ! HIGHT y
GOOD THINGS

vINHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED
i fru Good Thirg,, among which some OF
those large white Georgia Bank Cod Fish, No.
Mackerel, Pure White Wine Vine gar, Syrup, Sugars
of every Grade, Teasall prices and qualities Figs,
Raisins, Nuts, Prunes, Tarna, Sage, Tapioca, Mae
caroni, Corn starch Citron, Currants, and more Of
thst o. 6. Java Cofes-Pure, and resh ground:
]. s. PIERCE.
June Q. davI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-17

Il appears that Birch Greek Reservoir
has been again cut away BY mob OF igno-
rant seOundrels who imagine the Reservoir
! 10 the hot bed Of everything evil. There 10
just about ~ much ignorance among these
fellows - distinguished certain planters in .
Southern State who cut down miles Of tsle-
graph wires because they thought ths line
,was.the cause ofths long spell Of dry wealth
: sfi We presume interests efsctins NON.
dssds Of individusls and scores Of towns mist
be annually sacrificed to crafty the ighofant
passion of few men living in the neightor-
hood Of this Reservoir. The Terrs Haute
Express Of the 14th says:
On Thursdsy morning last, a. We are in.
formed. large company Of men, armed with
spades and rifles. marched with drum and
Tying coloss to the Birch Greek Reservoir.
on the "Cross-cut," about 10 miles south.
east from Terre Hsute, and cutting away the
embsnkment let out that magnificent sheet
of water which has been, with 90 much toll
and expense, held in reserve for the use OF
navigation between thls place and Evans.
vile during the dry season. IL will be fe-
membered that Q similar act rendered the
canal useless for q. great pert Of last season.
Those who own land In the neighborhooj
CONSIDER the Reservoir q nuisance and hence
their hostility. II 10 said the ASSISTANTS die.
guised themselves by backing their faces.
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: Az 9e1VAL or raE
Il l. N @ Is.
New. YoRH. May II.

The Illinois arrived on Sunday morning
with San Frsnchco dates 70 Che nh and
Sis 900 in treasure. I'd
The disaster to the Colder. 49, h reported
bv the Sursef, Mr.. Hull, 40 follows: On the
29th Of April, IA. NJ. she struck sunken
rock q the southwest end of the isisnd
and leaked badly, 1t was found necessary
to run sshofe, which YES accordingly done.
A smooth, sandy beach was selected for the
purpose. There Vas strong probability OF
the ship being got OF after DIGESTION Of
two days. The passenger, mail and treasure,
we're transferred 90 the John L. Stephens,
add landed on the I'd Of May "a Psnsma; ell
safe and in good health.
The Golden 0ste has Gfffvef with Psnama
dates to the l2th. los -r-rt
Business in California iave.y dbl. Money
IL tight.
Several mercantile houses have failed.
There were seventeen vessels arrived from
the Atlantic ports in six days.
The miners are doing we'll.
Owing to the scarcity of coin, very little
dust has reached the mafket The mint has
not. fesumed operations.
Rain has fallen steadily 10 the vslleys for
the week, and in the mountains snow had
fal!ef to great depth.
The Unsatisfactory state Of commercial
pursuits 10 driving large number Of CLERKS
and mechanics to the mines.
The Press club Of San Francisco have
taken steps for the erection Of tsonufhen,
to the meknofy Of Edward Gilbert, one oil
the pioneers Of the press in San Francisco
and the first Repfesenta,ise Ia Congress
from California.
The steamer Surprise and one OF the
steamers Of the California Steam Nsvigs.
ton Company were TO have a race shortly
for $1,000.
The news from the Kern river 10 a. contra.
dic,ory ss ever. The diggings is represent
ed a. BY no means az itch 40 was FIRST fep-
resented.
The Know Nothings wefe soccessful in
the city elections oil over the State. At San
Jose, howevsf, they were defeated. by the
fusion Of the branches Of Freedoms PhdIsnx,
. sectet society organized in different parts
Of the State.
We have dates from Portland, Oregon; to
the 7th, which mentions that the H. N. q
triumphed In the municipal election.
We have Sandwich Island dates to the Cd
of April.
Among the failures, At San Francisco,
were Beck 4 Lane and Tilden 4 Little.
NEw YoRx. May a.
A dispatch from Washington intimates
that the War Department has information
Iof filibustering expedition in this city
against Peru, under Echioeque. Arrests are
looked for. .s4.s
| Gen. Anthony Lsmbold, highly esteem
Cd citizen. died last night. aged 81 years.
The propeller for the Arctic exPeditio o
arrived this afternoon.
2 CncISnArf, Nay ~.
The provincial council Of the Catholic
Church commenced its session al the Cathe.
dral yesterday. There was very large at.
lseUdaacs. The ceremonies were very i'm.
fpossng. 50
Bosxoss Nay IL.
fhsshipC tnax We sssf IN Ghsrbor Of
CaIlaoNvish . essgo of gsaao. bslongiag to
Acwes'G Croweil, Boston. fnsursncS o.
ship Se0p0c; On keighs 90, 900. in various
comp 1asiss Of shts .oity.
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COMMERCIAL.
Orrics EvAxsvILLs DAILY JOURNAL.
.gsEgt ednesday, May JIG, 1855.

OFFICE EvANsviLLE DAILY JOURNAL.
.E6fgf "Wednesday, May JIG. 1855.
Rirer.-Falling at all points with still good
boating stage in channel. .aa.s t.ssa.5 stf-af
WsstAr.-For the past week cool and dry,
With q fine warm shower on this morning.
Vegetation growing rapidly with natsering pros
poets. z5tl -
Extraordinarily active, especially in
groceries Business at the zhart light. Freighis
scarce and low. Provisions show downward
tendency. Money easy. tfso
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10y JOURNAL

! AlHrvAL.-Mr. Lobenstein has
IS, red smother addition TO bis stock Of
7ad summer clothing. &C.. &c. Cen
y =, wishing any artiess'ef clothing suit.
ia for O. SESSION, will End = handsome
=ty ofsrsieIes at LObeasteia's. nndsr the
avilion- Hotel. $50 -
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boots SHOES Avn SHIPPERS
uVHK very best retail stock sf ladies' messe sndehii
j drent bootees. CATERS. huskns ard slippers
Eysnsve ju reed d for esle low Tor essh.
ct 80 n HUGHES ny Ccods Store
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q MILLER. D.. s.ass mi. nsshee q iixsea.s
o the essssns Of Evansville and vssAss1asfA ss1sy.
e hes lsss.sa !. ne city, 70, ths pP:ss Ssssss
Sss,s,.s 70 cheek ne yssss e sh,s.is s!:s ths
:s.; s.sf TO As Is..sisss grssss: q u:
s%s'i.s he aisssss ssssr sse.i.s = slev go ssrsi.
OF the African Essiea IN
preserving qualities in the hertz and Asws
sas seaesa the eareh Aus sDsang s snQuirng Mad
Sne vas fesolpcse IN the labesaoTy Of Who's se
b used BY extracts from sisple 1evsrs
sss that almost sssteh 7svo the
sensnsg ves'n ~ adhsrng medicines ttrAessd from
herbs pasS 80 eovsrs. have mssssded IN suFug many
esrsnie deases Which have fsr many yss ~isAsssed
From thee suees long sanding dsssss ISss 70 duty
and privilege 70 eomnunieats world TO
share Of Of thess vhs lahering
eieeeses eharaeser asd eps6ing s diseases maj
Eears request these vhs IN aay nsaasr astsd With
Brssss py:pspss. Asthma. art stages Of Goa
saptisa. Chilli I'D Fsvsreag sanding Bsvh0a Piles
Drepsy Gravel glesn, diSsrsnt kisds kim:
Evil II the syssu. Rough skin Eta 81
dRsrat knds Hsnsrrhses OF The Bleeding 81 the
flesy Chsrsa with Fsaais dissa.es
tessa6hs psass esssFs. ssd other veusrsAl diseases
b. Rsdssss sa High street. door below M JON,
y. Dikss. nyg3n.
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CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE OF =
HORACE WATERS,
No. 333 Br0adWay, New Y0fk.

MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
-HiHES5-l- NOTWITHSTANDING the combirstis u
80 Music Dealers to keep up the prices Of
heopyrisht music against the interests Of Native
- uComposers. and their refusal Mr..
"ae the eonrteses Of the trade he making nnenss sas
having abundant evidence that he has public
and in his opposition the Crest Monopoly and IN
his Efforts aid Native Talent and ABORT the Native Currsny:
His stock Of American and Eurcpesn Music and
the catalogue of his publications Of the largest sAl
best selected in the United States He has also Gfeas
the Prices Of P'nes Meiodeons and Musical
srumen or all kinds SUPERIOR toned Octave Pianos for
s75 eco and s225 interior of good quality and
durable which $500 Of
variety and price 1900 conprsg those
Of ten different them the csistrased
modern improved HORACE WArEss PIANOS. and the hrse
premium koean Pianos Of T. Gbert& Co.'S. make tovnsn
Of the Eelesn Patnt Pianos
Prices sc Meoeeops different
factories. including the weknown s. D. H. w. sniths
Melodeons equal the
the United stas Prices sis eco s7s 500 ais s2s sss
$780, smiths Dou bic Bank Helodeons $780, Each Piano aal
Meisdson The best teens the trade sehss
12lz discount elergsmen and Churches
orders proptly Music all
country paid the reduced General and ssless
and Schedule of prices Musical
waroed to any address free OF charge. fel2o-snv
DIR. !. II. MABC0ISI,S CELEBRATED
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Wse..: =. ::::i.;s = ~ 80 =: l..s.. =.
:. .: :s.s <:
- On isss 1rssA I.siss.r Js..y Lis1
vs,.s CEN. is:s. oyssss. Ss,. cs:.r; Sss z.ss:
essss,: Bssie s.s Bss:as k.ShsIs Sc. vAi.l =:
ss.:: ::s.s ss: .:ss
.vs Ssss - = ~ 4sesesa tsss,as.s .s n sssi
= s 81 r. f. EsS ;s A.....
Oans0xs1s<,6x 49, NJ -. d Vim n. nah,
3 9ana sstiriss o.. Vim .Rlsas sal1 81 nx. n. T.
80: - re- e n.' sv'''A L''s~'
ayu4 2 d. Z. o0NANf.
''s'f ss''.ssss ciss;s :.;'; S:;:.,o,n -.
r... xss I .ss Sss....y.s. neon. n
- fadsf wR ssMs~aily rewarded By leaving Y q shA
NArs WHAT AM HATS
o.. ~. s:s :s rr..sA Beaver ..a c.... B.s,
y Co. . eslsbrseed snk and fur Hats.
Ahs. Caps Of eli lind A. sraaiuns Of beth odsze
ndn SWEET Ls0NARb.
20 y. slsls: s.s.r ;s.sa Did Beef;
70 sacks DO DO DO;
4. I. siC0S ) CO. 'sFssay er.sssr
ICEl ICEs
xssssy .srsiss sss The ssssss = sssss ssry prizes
::;: :':'''' : supplied : !;.''
nyW FANNY oreeerv.
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SOY TO THE AFFLICTED:

INSTANT OF PAIN. AGAIN ONEAyD.
THNHE greatest family Medicine Burns CouFhs
II Colds Sore Th-oats and Quinsey. WIN Uarrhsa
Ague and never known 70 fa Daily and hourly calls for
this Medicine for the
An vrits had rather life it'll thisthan
other Medicine One and all the remedy
selves Increased sales in Indiana bottles
year, greater increase than other Medicine
before the public. For sale by all the principal
British Cal OrsgoR
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH 4 yIERLIS3. Evansville Ind.,
ScRIExER DEvoL. New Albany ma.
J. Il. G. r. HAErrR. Madison. Ind. $500
CHAs- III. CLARK Nincenpes. Ind.
JoHx d. PARK. Cincinnati. Ohio>ean tsobtsfA
at msnufacturers prices. ID. L. GREG0RI d CO..
angl0-6mw Msumcs City. Ohfs-
WESTERN FEED * AGRICULTURAL RE-HOUSD
MILLER. WlNGATE 4 CO.
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in all kinds ~ Ysrh
v aud Gardsp Inpemsnt. Moving ReapiBg and Thrssh-
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &c
Street sppssits Bank Of Lsusvilles Leuisyills.
sep25-Iyt W tt 49, 80
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r-ssEssss.ass:ss;sl...ss.
EUMUuITn.;::.::::ssss.s:ss::s -
'SsUsssspssilsssssss NH.
ipssussssss !.seitssssslleele1 &l4
lsssssssssU ilssslsssssssutsgs 5H

MAR with the Of buiiding. Procure yesS
w Carpenter Work ready made ofseasoned lumber. ana
save so per
HfNKLE. GUILD CO., 3s5 WEST FRONT ST.
CINCINNATI ONO.
Door, Sesh and Blind Fasfory, PfaRirg Mill and xsa
bsr Yard.
Oar Factory 60 By stories high. with uaeh
for Patel Doors SASH W ntxn PAne
shutters Door Window Frames Mantes Base Pilassrs
Moulding Weaherboar white and yellow Pine Flooring.
and Planned Boards for the inside finish Of Frame Brick
Houses. Our framed in tho
BY hand ard hand
lug thoroughly tested in Drying House, Sash Primed and
iazed. With the advantage OF Lumber Yard
containing several Of ground and 90 feet 81
wharf enabled 20 yard cell ehespeg
than other establishment in the West Orders fed Ter
boards framing timber and joints ofevsry deserpon We
also packing boxes ice chests and shower baths.
Country will End to their interest keep
articles for sale. Discountto Dealers. Terms Cash.
Kansas and Nebraska Portable Cottages, containing
two which be and taken Down In
few hours. A sample be factory.
Our bill rrm 10 TO 20 cent below Louisville priss
c6- Our Bill Of Prices can be seen Ct This eHcss
m Inv
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ong standing
ing rtain tess expensive and leaving the system in
better condition. let all interested call and obtain
of the Beneficial results of is use.
together with letters from highly experienced Phys
cians who have used in their practice and speak frsn
49, -REFERENCES:- $50
P.B PEcxHAx. NJ. D., Utica, NY.
LID. FLEMING, NJ. D.. Cansndaigss. Mr..
NJ. H. HrLLis. NJ. D.. Rochester. n. Y.
: Prof DUsBAn, NJ. D., Baifinlsfe, Nd.
j.. ORRIcK, N. D.. Baltimore, Nd. .Atfss =
w. w. RErsr, NJ. D.. New York City,. -
w. Psrscorr, NJ d.. Cor cord: n. H.
up. NywLAxD. N. d.. Utiea.s ~ -.
Eev.C. = BEARD, Glenn spr. gs, 8. c.
Pamphlets had gratis at The Store OF
HALlock & sToppARD; Assss.,
Also sold BY
BowERs & BuRxs, Neebure, Ind
DIX. OLrvtR MORGAN. Rock port. Ind.
GroRsr LINE, Henderson, Ky.
r. Il. HALLocx, Princeton, Ind. ~ = =
ID Letter addressed to care Of Mr. Curtis Hath.
To DR. been tens carstroubIed with
Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uer and all the ssiend-
able. have had the attendance OF some OF the oea
physicians with but little the most they could
do TO releve--a out OF the question: Fof
five months before commencing with your medicine,
had able perform any labor. could Walk Dtt
few steps al time scarcely went out ofooorr-fn
short was completely prostrated. both in body and
mind. and expected 10 drag out The rest my dsysfn
suffering and misery But reading your
Uterine Ca,hoeon as the last resort. bad mott
week before feitl Ike another woman BY the use
.Ir IN the family with ease walk anywhere
the marlborough without injury. Nothing bnt a sen
o. my nv 70 the public lear safely the
preparation to all those suffering Ike myself.
(Signed.l MRS. SARAH A. BIsHoP.
Fnrrpox PoHrAoE Co. s0hio. Dec. o. 1e5s
J. II. MAncHnI & CO.. Proprieters. si-l
mhas-wlyl Central Depot, se4 Broadway, \. r..
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RUTTER AND EGGs.-
- D. choice fresh Batess nd 80 deB n SereA
Ter sale - mayl5 rtf' VICkERY.S.
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eeeeeA 70 eesssng sAd ssszsing claims South>
ssssr, ntnois. cad al other SssiAsp Aoesstaniao
3ss'sss " ESsr. "a. Ss.Ais csaas ys.h. f.-s-
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DIR. j. II. MABcSISI,S CELEBRATRD
CATRoL ICAN-FoR THE RELIEF AND CURE

Itstands pre-emi-
nent for lis curative
powers In allthe die.
eases for which itis
reeo ma M . 10 d e d.
usually called Es-
male Compfafnfs.-
OF these are ARoLAP-
sus UTERI, or Failing
of the Womb: FLroR
ALBus, or Whites,
CHRONIC INyLAmuA.
TroS ASpUtckRATIoH
OF THE WoxB; IKcI-
DENTAL hxsoRRHAos
or Flooding; PAM
yuL- SUPPRESSED and
lRREsuLAR MEssTRu.
ArfoS, &C., with all
their accompanying
evils. Cancer excep-
ted. no matter how
ses ere or OF how
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ME Urdersiened having commsneed she above busines
in Evansviile nasers himself with the hope that hi
experience sad skill in ell Inscriptions time easurin
machinery WILL upon trial. he found worthy the aten
only Of the rssest citren the city but also Of hos
com prisng ''circuma ieat vicinaee.''
His shop Is the Post Once vhsrs he be found At 81
CYrcE HONS. my8 y. II. GATES.
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MOURNING JDREgs GOODS.
assoytosst Of very 4esitH1o 0sayning pIees Good
"a Ter oAlo HI6HkS'.
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