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SINGING CLASS q

SINGING CLASSlIS.
n ROSENBERGER is now ready to commence
VI. Teaching SINGING in Glasses for any of the
different Churches in SACRED MUSIC.
He will also teach Music and Singing with or
without Piano Forte aud Guitar accompaniment,
to Glasses of Ladies' and Gentlemen, Songs, Rondos,
Gees and Choruses, from all the popular Operas
and Ballad Mnsilelsy public or in private Classes
soon as a sufficient number of pupils can be Oh
tanned.
Terms-Public Glass Pupils, three times week,
80 per session of three months.
The method will be very easy and comprehen
sive, SC that all may lcarn and learn fast.
For sale-llarp, Guitar and Violin strings, new
Music, &c.
Mr.. r. is agent for several New Orleans Music
houses, and can furnish anything in the line.
May 5th, 1855.
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Office.

Notice.
rH- All newspapers advertising for me by the
year, are requested to copy from "TnE AMERICAN
PArRlor," weekly. Those failing to comply will
not expect to receive payment only in proportion
to the advertising done. july7 !. n. LEMON.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
- We are authorized to announce Mr.. w.
FERGUS HERMAN, the present incumbent, as
a candidate for election as District Attorney for
the Seventh Judicial District, of Louisiana. Elec.
tion First Monday in November next. je3ote
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Notice Of COpartmership.
EMANUEL ROGILLIO became partner in our
IL business in Clinton on the 18th inst The bus
mess will hereafter be conducted under the name
and style of MILLS, CLEVELAND & Co.
April II, SO MILLS 4 CLEVELAND.
Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
L Thomas J. Worsham and James NJ Dixon, in
the Hotel business in Clinton, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 25th inst.
Thomas j. Worsham will continue the business
on his account, and respectfully solicts col-
tinuance of the patronage of the public
THOMAS j. WORSHAM,
apps JAMES NJ. DIXON.
Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE Copartnership of SMITH & ANDERSON,
L for carrying on the Blacksmithing Business, in
the town of Clinton, was dissolved on the 31st o
December, 1854, by limitation.
c. NJ SMITH,
JOHN ANDERSON.
January 10th, 1856.
c. NJ. SMITH, Tor some person or persons duly
authorized by him) is alone authorized to settle uI
all the business of the firm of Smith e. Anderson
CM. SMITH,
JOHN ANDERSON.
January II, 1856
The business will be continued at the old stant
by the undersigned alone. Orders for work from
the Clinton merchants promptly attended to- AL
accounts due lst November of each year. No one
is authorized to contract any debts for me.
Jan. 10, 1856 c. NJ. SMITH.
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Candidates for November Election
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

FUK DISTRICT JUDGE.
~ We are authorized to announce JAMES B.
SMITH, Esq, candidate for the Judgeshp of the
Seventh Judicial District.
Clinton, July 7, 1855.
~ We are authorized to announce JAMES
H. MUSE Esq, as a candidate for the Judgeship
Of the Seventh Judicial District.
Clinton, July T. 1855.
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Fresh SUnDlY,

WE have the pleasure of calling the attention of
w our friends and customers to our present large
l. choice stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, CUTLERY, &C.,
with full confidence that we are able to supply
their wants in our line of business, on the most
iy7 ISAAC N. LEMON.
CCHRAMMS' celebrated Cholera CORDIAL
~ one of the most pleasant, and agreeable drinks
ever mixed, and an etfectual remedy for all de-
rangement of the bowels. For sale only by
july7 LANGWORTHY & TILDON.
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Fresh Soda Water.
HAVING procured the necessary fixtures, and
Ill made arrangements for receiving regularly,
fountains of fresh Soda Water, the same, with such
Syrups as may be desired, can be procured of
jyl4 H. S. BEECHENO 4 co.
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Land Warrants! Land Warrants

LstUU warrants! IIsaMU W TrFstHtS
THOSE volunteers who have applied through me
L for their Land Warrants, will obtain them as
soon as they come to hand, by calling on VIM. H.
Green, ESQ.,, at the American PARROT office, Clinton
La, and paying the stipulated fee.
Julyl4 WILLIAM RICHARDSON
Very AccOmOdati timg-All at Once!
physicians Prescriptions will receive prompt
/ and careful attention Medicines will be de.
lvered'a at any hour of the night, Provided, those
wanting them will be so kind as to call at the Bed
Room attached to the store or at my residence
of course, this is entirely nem arrangement with
US,-rB IN HORN. july7 ISAAC N. LEMON.
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VERMIFUGEs-
100 doz. B. A. Fahnestock's,
% doz. Compstock's,
so doz. McClain's,
so doz. Winers,
25 doz. Jaync's,
% doz. Little's celebrated Vermifugcs
for sale by IN. LEMON.
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HOG MARKET.

HoGs-Ws nots sale yesterday Of 5000 hogs In Illinois
Madison deSler. Tn Courier learns that this
IS 600 hogs already purchased here The number
which will be packed here Is estimated may
the opinion Of exceed this figure. Up II the aen
time the number including 20 purchased by oNs Bay
ley Co. Indianapolis already bought by the dealers
Madison is g., oo0.-l MADISON BANNER, 18th.
The hog question has considerable
our packers and porkmen during the week The opinion
which prevailed last and early
fall the hog crop would fall short
that prices wsad rule at high figures has experen
material change Hogs pener throughout the Western
country than supposed the farmers ywhefs
applying the Of the crop
ihe OF stock.
present. therefore, there il wide discrepancy in the
views of buyers SELLERS We hear of lhs 4tsi Offering
Sc 81 100 lbs but the will bid no more than
IS 50 for heavy hogs averaging zoo b 1t packers
in city that heavy hogs with the average could
been sold this week at &5-75.
We also from gentleman in the country whose Opin-
ion is entitled to confederation that before close Of the
hogs will reach q 2 100 fbs
We shall eompromise Of these dver.ties
Of views until colder weather shall arrive
ing season fairly communicable. LOUIS DEM. 18th.
The Chicago Press Of Wednesday sales OF
at u IS e5 and s5 rs and lots heavy IS
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SoMn PUxrKIss.--Mr. B. F. Carter, Of Mont
gomery township, Gibson county, has been
growing big pumpkin to send to us, but it
unfortunately got frost bitten so that it would
not carry. 1t measured So feet one way and
81 another The weight could not be as
-certained as there we're no stilliards in the
neighborhood capable Of weighing it. Mr..
Carter also measured some corn stalks in his
field which from the ground to the first JOINT
Hearing an ear, were eleven feet in height!
lie offers two dollars reward to any farmer
who will beat these productions. They are
hard to beat, that's fact.
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- -j-judge Perkins furnishes the Indianapa-
lis Journal of Wednesday "a revised copy Of
his opinion in the liquor case. Harmless typo
graphical blunders and confused punctuation
arc carefully corrected. But tho filthy and
obscene paper we exposed the other day still
retains its Disgusting and revolving prominence.
It is, therefore, asdeliberate and premedltated
Tadcoency. Perkins, no doubt, laid out his
whole stock of wit in the fabrication Of the
slnutty conception-and probably in all the
brotheIs Of the Stateit win be hailed as q con-
genial specimen of Judicial literature. It's so
far as we have any knowledge, the very first
instance in which judge has ever dared to de-
~ the sanctities Of the bench and outrage the
decorum of public propriety by an official pro-
'caimation of his .beaStl ness. Does not such
a Judge deserve to be Kissed and hooted and
secuted from the supreme tribunal Of the State
into the institutions for which his taste and
manners SO ably fit him.
Madison Cour.
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MORE CoRS. have thought our corn
crop was about all cribbed, but now and then
an addition comes. We have just received
from Mr.. A. c. Wilkinson, of Gibson county,
the largest ear of yellotu corn we ever saw.
We presume, although it does not in its pres
ent dry state weigh much over two pounds,
that if plucked green it would have weighed
!. nearly two and half pounds The yellow corn
does not grow SO large as the white, but this
is As large an ear as any ear of white we hare
received CHS season ofbis corn"
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WELL II. WALKER. City Clerk.

p BIG SWEET PoTATo.-We received yester-
day, by the steamer j. P. Tweed, = mammoth
sweet potato, or yam, which weighed on its
arrival here and in partially dccayed state,
seyen and quarter pounds 1t was sent US
from Natchez, Miss, by Mr. Chas. w. Wead,
who writes that "having seen several speci-
mems OF large vegetables in your Office during
my visit to Evansville, and thinking you felt
an interest in such matters, has induced me
to send this mammoth potato to you, which |
hope you viii please accept" We thank Mr..
Wsad for his attention. The monster vegeta
ble did not keep very well, but it will last long
enough to be great curiosity for some days
Jet.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPoRTEp RxPaEssLY ZOE zee yoURNAL


Later from Havana.
New York, Nov. 10.
The Cahamba, from New Orleans, via
Havana, arrived this morning with dates from
Havana to the 18th.
Business in Havana is dull Prices of SUI
gar declined trife, and markets dull. Health
of the city good. Political affairs quiet
The Cahamba brings upwards of 100000
IN specie. sesa
Owing to the arrangement of the mail be-
tween Mobile and Montgomery, the New Or
learns mails of the 9Th and 10th were put on
board the Cahamba, as well as the mails for
the English steamer, to sail on Wednesday
from Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.
Ex-Governor Crittendon was serenaded
last night at the Girard House, and he was intro
duced to large concourse of people by Mayor
Conrad and made an eloquent speech, return
| ing thanks for the honor and cordial well
come
MOBILE, Nov. 90
The two branches of the Alabama Legisla-
ture, on the first ballot, elected Hon. Benjamin
Fitzpatrick United States Senator. The vote
stood Fitzpatrick 70, Prior As.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 20.
O'Blennis, who killed Brand some months
since, was sentenced to ten years imprisonment
in Penitentiary to-day.
/ RAITIMoRr Nov %
The Southern mail brings no papers South
of Augusta.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 90
| There are 8 feet from here to Cairo. The
Illinois and Upper Mississippi continues in
good boating order.
Flour sale of 1900 bbls extra at 8 81;
ditto Bunker Hill extra 80; 1000 bbls super
fine at 80. New mess pork at 1900. New
Lard in keg at 12c. Corn 65@68c. Cats
|37@38c.
CINCINNATI Nov. 20.
Flour in moderate request and unchanged,
sales at 81 9o@$8. Nothing doing in grain.
Prices unchanged. Hogs firm; 9, 100 head sold
at 81 81, holders mostly asking 700. One
sale at 6 80. Whisky firm 34@3415. Gro
ceries quiet, unchanged.
NEW York, Nov 20.
Flour improving. Southern 981 Wheat
advanced. Southern red rs. Western red
2 O5. Corn frmer
BALTIMORE, Nov 20.
Flour firm, more sellers than buyers at 8 90.
Wheat 2 o9@2 16 for good to prime white.
L0UisvrLiln Nov. 20.
The river fell four inches up to last night;
8 feet in canal. 2 feet in the passes and 6 over
rocks. asf
Leaving to-day Highfyer and Baltimore for
st. LOUIS.
CINCINNATI, Nov 49, p. NJ.
From Saturday night till last night river
rose 10 feet, falling to-day Is inches. An
other rise is expected. sog.srs
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10.
Six feet on Harpeth Shoals.
PrTTsBUEGH, Nov. 10.
Eleven feet 8 inches water and falling.
CINcINNATI, Nov. 20.
River unchanged since last evening.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TAKEN AT THE SUN BEAM
OPPOSITE THE POST OFF e !.
III YIN6 made entire change in my mammoth Sky
Light by which enabled TO take much finer pic
than heretafere that 80 take pie
Of all that will favOraby with taken
in the West.
have also associated with a short time Mr..
amsby who is experience. by
which both may always found
at the rooms. ready to take pictures.
&G- Remember the place opposite the Post Once.
N n We slso prepared TO out aud take
oet26.f WV TILssToN
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Gbt Daily ); yournal
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Proceedings OF the City Council.

MONDAY EvESISo, Nov. 10.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Prssent-EIis Honor Mayor Hopkins and
aCouncilmen Steele, Scantlin, Stephens. Elliott
Hedderick, Kron, Pushee, HunnelI and Ment-
ger.
4 Minutes read and adopted.
The usual allowances for work on the
streets were made amounting in the aggregate
to $22,75.
Ordered that john, Stokes be allowed $4,25
Tor laying pipes to cistcrn, corner lst and syca-
more street. =
Ordered that VIM. Grange be allowed $500
Dor hahling tan bark, for Public School build
Ing, grounds MS per bllfiled.
Ordered that Conrad Baker be allowed
$1oo,oo due on salary as city Attorney for
y .ar ending Nov. 1st, 1855, as per bill filed.
Ordered that cash order be issued upon
City Treasurer in favor Of John M. Stinson for
$1,000 amount due for interest on city bond,
held by said Stinson.
Messrs. Stephens, Mentzer and Bedford, the
committee to whom was referred the bill Of
Mr.. Chas. Babcock, reported that large por-
ton of the damages upon the premises Of Mr..
Babcock, was occasioned by the flow of water
over the bank from said premises and not
from the collection of water on the drain pro-
ceeding from Mulberry streets, and further
more that they were Of the belief that $32,
would cover all the damages that the city
could be assessed with.
Report read. committee discharged, and
amount specified in report ordered 10 be paid
Council adjourned.
,a WELL II. WALKER. City Clerk
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More hanks at Par.

Our Banks were yesterday taking at par bills
'of the Park County Bank at Rockville, new
institution, and the Tippecanoe Bank at Lo-
gansport and Tippecanoe Bank at Winnamac.
These latter are really one Bank, the Bank
having been removed from Winnamac to To-
gansport. The Tippecanoc Bank suspended
once, but has lately increased its deposits, and
is now perfectly secure.
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=COMMERCIAIj.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY JoURN

80. OFFICE OF THE DAILY yoURNAL.T
~. -~ai,s WEDNESDAY MORNING. Nov. Fl. (
THEArsiss yesterday Of 5000 bushels prime equal
FLOUR-4oo brls at g. at the mills.
coRN-Bs.ssr dsnand-ss to J77ze oasr.d. exclusive Of
SACKS
oATs-2s to SOC without bags.
RYE-No sales; quoted nominal st IS to 100.
BARL EYReceipts small. Selling At 81 rs fr wagons
PORKNo sales. Farmers ask 50. packers Offering IS
Slaughter ng viii the 25th Butchers
paying to s1ze for present need.
CATTLE-Selling to butchers at 5951ke net.
GUNNY BAGS-In demand. Sales a 20 to 22c.
GRocERIEs-susAr advanced 40 Sales at Th@7s4e OF
fair in hhds and ss1c in bris Moassess7to
boiled aSd new. Conss I2R T25le. 7e
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Is.
TOBACCO shhas Mason county were sold at SKe and 1
sUGARPrices fully M higher. with sales this
ing Of about $50 hhds.
MoEAssEs-sA.i 1000 brs at 279ass mostly sill =. sse
for prime lots.
FLoUR-Superfne retailing at s. IS and brs extra
sold at about 90 IS.
OoRNsaes $50 Sacks very Eresn csGss atss and
prime at 75c.
oATs-SO change leo sacks ordinary ohiS tson at IS
and 600 St. Louis at &c. Yesterdays sales fully
sacks. nearly all at 45c.
wHEAT-SaIes sacks including 1885 st 81 S. aad ESQ
at u Sc busheI.
PORK-There good demand this morning azd we hear
Of about 1000 bris sold including uninspeessd
and the residue at about the price.
BACoN-5s oaks Shoulders sold less than lIsc.
sALI-sOoo sacks Liverpool sOs!is SEouss Vi 40
from warehouse.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II.
Flour market unchanged in Raw whisky
zoe in brls Lard lie. Prime Coffee IIe Fair Sugar 6a
s5sc. MOIAsses zsh92se. Flour - IS. Corn 7s975s.
oAsI4e1a9i4e.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 10.
FlOr Is only in moderate demand and unchanged sales
$685. Nothing doing in GRAIN aud prices unchanged
sale Of $50 Hogs made pr
buyers than sellers Whisky firm. Sugar the
Advsnee-5o hhds fair sold 7c MelAasss Sre with
sales of 100 brls Coffee Ils<c-market firm.
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ADAMS ExPRE SS COMPANY.
REfa r.
Asz n y = =
NEW ARRANGEMENT

nounce 20 their frseds the public OF Evansvia and
vieinsy that they determined TO cren ocs in
Evansville exciusively the transaction
the their Line and have appointed mr. GEO.
McBRfnE their Agent rhe from his past
Ane the details Of their opefaticp This arrangvment has
made increasing The facilities
Express and thereby its desrshiiit 20 ths pub
c which the best eHara Of ear local ageat
wall be especially directed =.
All psrsons hAving husnsss with will please
call Mr.. Mcbride, efee First strests
Lecust Msa sloas authsrisss 70 oct for
asrs Ell fLiREDaArTHsE, sap.risssass1s.
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or In our river columns will be found cor
rect information relative to the river in detail
That column may be found interesting to 9th.
sers as well as to steamboaimen.
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- = =. y - :. 80 >ENCE
at ssS csssss
good nsighbOrho0d. For paltieulals enquire Of
Auction .ers and Gsnsr.l AEsnss.
CR dsss:I4s E.s A &c ROOMS.
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs& REAL EsTATEBRoKERs.
RESPECTFULLY tender their service. to the essens Of
ss is
Goods Hardware Groceries etc.; also particular
so sssr
with S
nave fair degtmsts market We win devote whole
we VIII spare
.
bgSiss Also Co. g.. h s.SpSis r....
M T,sr P1 RayS Co.. DO g.
RB. sIS.s. New orl..n "a. 40.
NILES i; FOXES vi...ssrs. ai...
EeefSs9s BRO. dis.,s...i. os...
E1 5~lIs R1sasrrI. So So Louis. a Ne.
at early EasliEhs sRs SWEET LEoNARD.
DANIEL HIRAM xxLsox
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court Hss,s q Ms And THU
". .s
and merchandise heusehold furniture. horses bug
gies. etc.. etc.
Cash advances Ade en- eensign when required.
Regular every Tuesday. Thursday Saturday.
o'clock, A. M Also Tuesday. Ysdn ssday
and Friday nights ss early gas light .,,
to.
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
general assortment of FURNITURE consisting ofsla
spindle and bannter backs scroll and seoop tops rim
back once, French, Jenny Lind and Bustle wood seat
Chairs; mahogany aud wood Chairs; Elizabeth
iss al% e s s1 Ss
mirrors hne common and misses hsdssesds mat
eipRati prices.
We have ai-o hand great variety Ofnotsns jewery
Eiolns aeeordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
which will sell reduced prices cash.
wholesale OF retail. WOoLSEY NELSON,
my9 Auet's.
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WH0LEsAEE DIZZY GOODS.

NNTE hand one of the most mplsts and de-
~ of everything id the DRY GOODS line
Western Market which offer all cash
prompt time buyers remarkably low rates Cur goods
with in quality. style ana
price, willing duplicate the bills Of any regular
mountane Our stock consists IN part OF
the folio wing articles:
aud beached muslins cloths oassimeres satinet
nr;n nseys Iininrs sIks satins surges veves vesng
CARPETS cashmeres coburz apaeas de lanes hats caps
bonnets ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shAW sstcnen
&C.. &C.. - III h;.S.
from clock 70 cambria needle Also large stock
Of WELL MADE CLOTHING,
...,v "a, our own trade, and give entire satis-
s;ye rs cali before purchasing elsewhere, We
bing Ter showing goods. and little the cheap
cnaIse h9sn,nt .hsm JOHNSON & FRENCH,
est ioi seis Main street, I'd door above State Bank
40 Evansville, Ind.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.

Ex-Governor Crittendon was serenaded
last night at the House, and he was intro
duccd to large concourse of people by Mayor
Conrad and made an eloquent speech, return
ing thanks for the homer and cordial well
coma
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MATTRESSES AND BED COMFORTS
AT C1LBURN & HERSHBERGER's,
Fosters Si0sk. fstst., Evansville. Ind
VTyE continue 20 manufacture Mattresses of
w kind to be found in the consisting OF
Hair, Spring. Moss, Cotton and shuck,
Of all sizes. We willing to show Mattresses oy the
aide any Others and they will rscsiys the pre-
ference. We will sell them wholesale rets OF maAs
them theyean be tyune
Bed Comforts Of siTss always On nsno or
- - a. ss,,,s - ~ ~ octle
cIA GASES sIs ssft ssrs sud gimp bonnets
Zsb ~.Iy.5 !, N ~ ale ~ :. h MAGHEE Ca
- se''s' HTaauiils, lad.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.
Flour in moderate request and unchanged,
sales at 81 9o@$8. Nothing doing in grain.
Prices unchanged. Hogs firm; 9, 100 head sold
at 6 81, holders mostly asking 100. One
sale at 6 80. Whisky firm 34@3415. Gro
ceries quiet, unchanged.
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New York, Nov 20.
Flour improving. Southern 981. Wheat
advanced. Southern red rs. Western red
O5. Corn firmer.
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C1NcrNSATi, Nov 10, P. NJ.
From Saturday night till last night river
rose 10 feet, falling to-day Is inches. An.
other rise is expected. --1e-..s~e
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-01
CARTER'S SPANISH uINrTRE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood.
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCuRY ~ 1T.
1t ~ Agl,eted Real aI,d loaller.

Az Intaibe Remedy or Scroflls King. EvI sHsuust
Obstnat. C1tsneous Eraytious, Pimpies Fosales
the Face, B1tches, los Agur and feFeT Chrouc sore
Eyes Riug Worm letter. octhl Head Enlargement ADD
Par % the Bones and Joints, stubborn UcFr svphic
Disorders, lambafo, spinal Coupsins sra li niseasss
arising ron iHjueici0u- Ise 81 MerrY, lmprudence
iu Life or impurty u the Blood
Fl'Hls great Alternative esine and PuFid-v % the Bood
j. used b. thousands d grateful patients ron an
part Il the unsi STAGE, sho testify "a 81 to tae marE-
able performed by the greatest 4 al FeChe CAR
r RS SPANISH MlxTukF" Neuralgia, Rheuratam,
seroha Efupgons the Skn. Liver Diseases. Fevs ~
,.s Ola Sorrs Affections Of ihe kidnsss Diseases Of the
Throat femas Complaints, Pains and Aeing ~ TIE Bones
snd Joints al speedily pat 70 aght - using this srsai
md incstuiahe remedy.
FOR H diseases % me Blood, nothing has vet been fduud
compare EithiL lt ssanses thr system 81 ~ nlplrcs
rsutg and eitcicetly on The Liver aud kidneys,
streuethens TIE ngcsfnn, v-s he ssofs makes
the clear ard healthy, and rr7iaFes NE C9B.tauiion
snf-ehied b Disease Urokrn down b. he excuses Of
y5aih, 20 rs prisiin7 vigar aad streaglh.
For ts Aasiss, j. ucotnqarahig better than az
uetics ased frW doses = CasTa sraxrH SilSSran
mEntfg @ tie ftrek, give elasticity % DE step anuf ir
prove tf Eeners ttft n ks1ie tzree ssacd al
the meiicinss ever heara o.
TIE aFse panher OF certificates which have gc-iFed
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