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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-02
MORE ABOUT ELECTIONS.

AwING to the great xc,ement about the city election
~ and deep interest felt in the Prehiboy Law BY ell the
political parties deem IL but duty thai
SUMMERS TlI.ESf0N. having just resolved . new Ca
mera direct from New York fully prepared take
pictures the stye from small miniature
size They also prepared With the best light city
for eopyin They that picture shall
receive vhch be left in their hands er the shove
purpose.
n. B.-why is Doerayper takisg picture like se,s
sitting handsome gal, Answer be had BY calling
SUMMERS TILESTON'S Gallery.
On Moin ST., opposite Branch Bank.
misc the Marble Depot.
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no TNE CITIZENs OF EVANsVILL

feel truly grateful my owcitizens for the mark Of
confidence shown eecns the Office of City
for four successive years. and would that know Of
other proving gratitude than by Offering them
my continued services. ifthey choose to elect me.
mh56 lw 5. S0RENSON.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR GENTLEMEN AND
sPORT6MEN.

B0SEPH LYON. OF Lamasco. has on hand for ale sI
% Pups the thorough Russian
from England with HIM He was offered large san Of
Mr. Burs celebrated Pointer bod. which he has refused
large Of ney for The rups all black
tanned in lor Gentlemen that oks for them
requested to take them he will netheId shsn
N B.-Doxs taken break the field Fer
ryice. sse.. TO evnsr.
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FOR SCHOOL TRUST EE.

RE We authorized the name of HORATIO
ing April election. mh2s
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LBAsE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
virtue ola power given me- by Christopher Scchg
ED in his Mortgage July sh 1854 and reeo-d
ed Book records of Mortgages in Van
derhureh county WILL Fr day. the 4h day of May
d. 1855 the door Court House in Evansville
betw, en- 10 clock A. and O'Clock r. NJ sell public
auction in the south Of block
said being oblong
$40 Ninth and 100 feet Seventh With
sundry improvement tn The lease will ez pire tn.
first Of Janu ~ ls52 Annual ground twenty
mh3i Imdlx MARTIN SCHMoLL
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candidate City Marshal At the coming election.
mh2slt Ak W. CARPENTER.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
Mr.. Z. III. DEGARxo-
Dear sir we the undersigned citizens would respectfully
charter election.
T TS H EEsSKS JOHN TM R akhET Sen,
" BAKER s swiNpELL.
F. w. SAWYER
Mr. EDIroR:-Havng received the above call yesterday
and .therwse solicited friends di
City ensuing charter election
with announce my a candidate for that office.
mh2ste e. Ii. DEGARMo.
81 authorized to announce the name of JOHN NJ
SAMPSON as candidate for City Marshal at the ensuing
April election. mh27
Mr.. SASDERs-You will please nnounce the rane Of
p CARTER candidate for City Marshal the ensuing
charter election mh23.
MR.. sANDEns-Please announce the of r. b. HART
candidate for City Marshal the ensuing April cleo
ton. ,nhs te.
Ma. EDrroR-You will please ofPETER
candidate for City Marshal At the ensuing April
election. fsb27-te
FOR CITY CLERK.
Mr.. SASDERs:-Please announce the name of GEORGE H.
TODD candidate for the Office of City
ing April ele ton. mh2ste
Mr. EDroRYOu authorised to announce the name Of
WELL. H. WALKER q candidate for City Clerk. the
ensuing April election. mills te
FOR CITY ASSESSOR.
MR. sANpERs'-Piease announce the name of JAMES
SPALDiNG candidate for the ofco Of City Assessor at
| the ensuing charter election. misc
Mr.. SASpERs:-You will please the o.
JOHN W. GRANT candidate for the Office Of City As
SCISSOR at the ensuing charter election. mh3I
FOR CITY COLLECTOR.
EDITOR oURSAL-
Please withdraw candidate for City Collector
feel grateful friends for the liberal
have manifested bohaif this time
to withdraw. for reasons which deem sufficient.
| Very respectfully. etc..
| ap21t ISA. O. c. STAFFORD.
Mr. A III. SANDERs:-You please an nounce nv name
as candidate for the Office Of City Collector.
mh26s BILLY BROWN.
Re- We are authorized to the of
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CRAcKE Frs AT MaoLEsALR AND RETAIL.

TU<HE undersigned constantly keeps hand large
ment Of fresh Water. Butter and Sugar craekers. ana
also Of Soda Pilot and Navy Breai which being
proved Machinery they sela
low price in place in the West and not sxsssd
quality BY other mandatory the country large
stock always hand SHOP Water strset hstssa
Sycamore and Vine. mh29u J.SINZICH.
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A GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
pJYpJIC

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
WILL be sold Of TUESDAY. APRIL 18TH, WITHOUT
" RESERVE for CASH. large and splepdi stock Of
STAPLE, DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
latest Spr & styles and combninga variety
the of the city and trade,
of Cloths Cssmeres Sanets brown anu beaehed Cotons
Prints Ginghams Lawns. DE LANES Beeges Cottonades
vesungs Lnssys Fanne Hollands Linens etc. with
o mplets int of Notions.
Sale at O'Clock precisely at Auction
Rooms City Bank Buildings opposite Court
House. to until all sold.
mh3I ids SWEET LEONARD, Auctioneers.
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FOR CITY SURVEYOR.

H3- We authorized Il Of CHARLES
e. OLMSrED. candidate for City Surveyor at the
ing April election. mh2s
Mr. SASDRRs:-You will please announce the name of.
D. SAUNDERS as candidate for the Office City Surveyor
at the ensuing April election. mb25s
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Mr. SASDERs:-You will pl the name Of
JOHN FARRELL q candidate reelection
Of City Collector the ensuing April election. nh2Os
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UDECEIv ED per steamer New York
HI Chocaolat de Sante surerfne - Ii vsnille;
4boxes yermicelle. for sale BY -
l.. ID. HERMANN.
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A c. BROWN manufacturer and dealer in wosIss. Az
M and ss., .
scrption machinery utens aud other articles required
is
Machinery OF all sres both single and double ct
r ss sss
q: 1s
r o % asss s
eight horses ses, aonny Min: s.~
steam french Bur. ,li,;:s:: s.s.sss. Nm ~.
Press sereMs Of ALL KINDS. RssrIs
Cutters Drrs Machines Planters. Cotton Gins Had
Cards Card Player GS9s s:.
wanting cnnS. as cA.s
other MACHINERY would DO well call on or correspond
viii ss %asn
and MasaISEHr shipped to any port required; Dpowx
nhas inv No. 81 w.l.u. street. Cissi.ns.i. Ole.
NOTICE.
RIFTED in on lot corner Of Oak and w.ser stree.
Within S.,s M d
's
WOOD. wOODn
"O0D be bought the lowest OF any place In the city
dry order. cam be isf at B. h.inans:
TIE PEOPLES GlFTENrERPRTsE ASSOCIATION.
NEARLY $500 ES6RAvrxes SOLD.
The Grand this Magnificent Enterpr,se.
take place
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18Th.
Success Certain.
LII persons DESTROYS securing tickets in this srlensd
n scheme. will forw ard tn ir orders emediately.
Any person
by mail either Of the following Ie.uui steel E-sr.
oSE OF LIrE's Harry HouRs:
PARTING;
The Poor RELATIONS a.-.af.
Tue CAPTURE OF MAJOR ASpRE;or
The SPANKING;
And Gift Ticket emitting the holder share in the
1000 VALUABLE GIFTS.
Amy person forwarding dollar, receive By return
mail. either OF the large eperavipgs known
THE JOLLY FLAT BoaTNsS;or
THE TRAPrEE's LAST SHor;
And two Gift Tickets emitting the holder TO
GIFT PROPERTY
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
~ Tn order that the remaining tickets may BE imposed
at tn time specified offer the following i"auesnss"
getting mp Ciubs:
dollars to this oce will BY nai eleven Beass-
full sngravrs Is and eleven tickets.
person SI0 viD reervs one hnneree ans
fifteen Wings and onrhu hundred and hfeen uetsS
shoud all the tickets are ds os OF vhsa
your order is rec your Ill returned at cur s1
~ Ali orders for Tickets and Enkravnp shssM g ad-
dressed TO 10. '" DID,
NB-Ary paper giving the above sdv~rsep' rrsva' ga
s.rtons 18th and sending sddres
entire tezuufcl EhRsvrse
49,. ~. - ,n. .dv.rti,.mtnt mhT
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esWe are authorized to the of CHARL ES
WADE Independent candidate City Collect the
| the ensuing April election.
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IMPERIAL AND TOILED QUILTS cases diree,
j importation received this day aud forvse.
nh20 JAS. Low CO.. AIS Main st.. Lou. Ky.
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QpECEIPTS BY NIAGARA
IL 100 sacks Coffee; 100 bbls Molasses:
10 boxes Lemons; so boxes Claret;
20 bbls Mackeiel; % hhds Smear:
100 drums Figs; 20 bbls Wilmington Tar;
20 bbls Pow'd Sugar: Obbls Turpentne;
Also with special wit: June 18th
ONE HUNDRED pEMIJ0HNS.
mh3I If TENNEY & SORENSON.
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CITY Ell E G tt On i.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
For reasons rest known myself withdraw my
candidate for City Marshal at the coming election.
mh2s 1t A. K W. CARPENTER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING in the Post Once at Evansville, Ind.
IL April Isl, 1855.
TPPersons calIingfor these letters will please say
Advertised" and Cite date OF list.
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Mr.. A H. sANDERs:-You will please announce my name
as a candidate for the office Of City Collector.
mh26s BILLY BROWN
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR,

EDITOR JOURNAL
Please withdraw candidate for City Collector
feel grateful TO friends for the liberal
have manifested in bohaf but think
to withdraw. for reasons which deem sufficient.
Very respectfully. etc..
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Mr.. SASDERs:-Please announce the name of GEORGE
TODD candidate for the Office of City Clerk the
ing April ele ton. mh23 te
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a A. A II ID

noCTOR GEO. NJ. TIGHE, A STUDENT
- under Sir Ashley Cooper, late of the City of
London, England, has taken up his abode in Rut-
land, Vermont, land is now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scrofua Salt
Rheum, Venereal Diseases, whether acute chronic,
and all Cutaneous Diseases Of the skin. He pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there no cure effected. Persons bringing certid-
Gates from the Minister of their Religion of their
inability to pay, he will without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every of fail
ure. This he feels assured will be efficient TO con-
vince the public that he does not belong to that
elias. Of persons called charlatan., or quacks who
live upon the suforngs and credulty of their fellow
creatures.
in the form OF Pimples Warts, Scales, Horny Pro-
tubcrances Pretcrnstural engagements, and Tubor-
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat, and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by twitching
and a sensation felt as if there fy spider
crawling the part, and at intervals darting,
hooting pain, which becomes moro frequent az the
disease progresses.
1t also originates from blows, bruises and the
ordinary causes and state. of Inflammation produce
Cancer grief and anxiety are also it. causes
Sorrow for the loss of relatives also often produces
it. It's favoured by age and ny the unmarried
state in woD-n; when il occurs in the married. the
mens.. almost always cease first, showing conncc-
tion between them il a npears very commonly
at the period when tlis secretion disappears. 1t
even in subjects rs young as FIVE years, but
most common in adyaneedlfo, and scrofula predis-
noses to II,
The Doctor will attend patients in the country
II called do So, TO inform them of his where
abouts, that they may avail themselves Of his
vices, Iii. nddrcs. is " Dr.. GEoRGE NJ. TIGHg,
corner of Mechanics and Forest streets, Rutland, VI
GEORGE NJ. TIGHE,
Practice! Cancer Doctor,
May,ls WITT
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Cash Music and Piano Store
AF HORACE WATERS, No. 233 Broadway,N
. York. Opposition to the Combination,

ht HORACE WATERS, No. 233 Broadway, New
~ York. Opposition to the Combination,
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Notwithstanding the combination Of Music Deal
to keep up the prices Of homeopathic music
against the interests of Native Composers and their
refusal to extend to Mr.. WATERS the courtesies Of
the trade, he is making immense sales-having
abundant evidence that he has public coun tenauce
and support in his opposition to the Great Monopo-
~ and in his efforts aid Native Talent and adopt
the National Currency. His stock of American and
European Music is immense, and the catalogue OF
hi. publications is Of the largest and best
selected in the United States. He has also made
Great Reduction in the prices Of Pianos, Melodeons,
and Musical Instruments of all kinds. Superior
toned Gt Octave Pianos for SIS, 5000, and S225.
interior Of good quality and instruments strong
and as durable those which cost $500. Pianos of
every variety of style and price, up to $1,000. COM
prising those of tn different manufactures. ; and
among them the celebrated modern improved
HORACE WATERS Pianos, and the first premium
.FoLEAS PIANOS of T. GILBERT 4 Co.'s. make Gown
crs of the .Eolean Patent), Secondhand Pianos at
great bargains. Prices from $40 TO $50. MelO-
deons from FIVE different manufactures, including
the wcll-known :. ID. Ii. W. SNITn's Melodeon.,
(tuned the equal tcmpcrament,) the best make in
the United States. Prices, $40, $50, SIS, 500,
| Sll5 sl95 Sl3j, $3.50. Smiths Double Bank Me-
| lodeons, 5000. Each Piano and Melodeon guaran-
teed. The best terms to the trade schools, dc l2s
per cent, discount to Clergymen and Churches. All
orders promptly attended to. Music to all parts
of the country, post paid, at the reduced rates
General and Select Catalogues and Schedules OF
prices of Musical Instruments forwarded to any ad-
dress free Of charge.
Feb. Is. w3ns
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A Gard to the Ladies,

nR. DUP0NCo'S French Periodical Golden Pills.
- infallible in removing s;oppuges or irregu-
larities of the menses. These Pills nothing
n -, but have been used by the Doctor for many
years, both in France and America, with unparalle-
cd success in every case and he is urged by many
thousand ladies, who have used them, to make the
Pills Public for the alienation Of those suferip
from any Irregularities whatever as well as to pre-
vent pregnancy to those ladies whose health will
permit an increase of family. Pregnant females.
or tboP supposing themselves SO, are cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant the pro-
pretor responsibility after the above ad
mention. although their mildneis would prevent
any mischief to health +; otherwise these Pills
recommended. Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each box.
Price 81 90 per box.
GEO. ". ALLEN, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Burlington Wnooski Falls, Milton, Williston.
Hinesbutsh and Richmond, to whom all orders
be cent, by enclosing 81 90, the Pills will be sent
by mail.
General Agents for Rutland and vicinity Of But
land. POND MORRIS, Druggists.
Oct. ~, 1885,. ddwly
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G. r A r I s I!

-
New Discovery in Medicine 4!
4 FEW WORDS on the rational treatment, with
N out Medicine, of Spematorrhea OF Local
Weakness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lasstude,
Weakness of the Limbs and Back, lndispositiou and
Incapaciy for Study and Labor, Dulness Of Appre-
heusun, Loss of Memory, Aversion To Society,
Love OF solitude, Timidity, self Dsuust Dizziness,
Head Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the
Side, Affection of the Eyes, Pimples the Face,
Sexual and other Iufrmitcs in Man,
from the French Of DR.. Delaney.
The important fact that these ala rming complaints
may easily be removed ~ithom msdiein5, il, in this
small Tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the Author, fully explained by the means Of which
every one is enabled to cure himself perfectly and
at the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all
the advertised nOstruns of the day.
Semitic any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by rcmitting (post paid) two Post
age stamps to DR.. h. DE LANEl, No. II, Hspen-
ard Street, New York City,
10 lhh4 iA
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Cancers Can be Cured,
DIR. II, GREEN

!Sc,cnnhc Md,an PhysiSian, Ne. 80 Rrom-
field ST., Boston,
Treats with complete success Cancers, Scrofula,
and all humors of the blood Fever sores, Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Liver Complaint Heart Com.
plant, Dropsy, Rheumatism, CONSUMPTION of the
Blood, Piles, Swelled Limbs, Nervous Debility,
Female Complaints. Pain in the Back and Side or in
the Limbs, Sickness in the Stomach, Pain or Dzzi.
ness in tho Head Lasstudc General Debility.
and all
He has various Indian remedies for the Of tho
different forms of disease all acting in perfect
harmony with the laws of life, The success which
has attended the use of DR.. GREENS
] y ID 4 n p 4 n 4 C. T. A
In all Diseases of the Blood is so wonderful he
even Warrants.
. to Bottles to cure Pmples on the Face
to ! Bottles to cure the system Of Bics.
2 to Bottles to cure the worst case OF Riussoln.
) to Bottles to cure salt Eheum.
! to Bottles to cure scaly Eruptiuns.
D to 5 Bottles to Scrofula.
d tn Bottles to Cancrrous A Iections
to Bottles to old Running Sores.
The first bottle always doe. good, and perfect
il warranted if directions followed strictly
This medicine has never been extensively sdvor-
ti@d, but has come into general use upon its own
intrinsic merit, and has become the most p"pulrr
IIUMOR REMEDY
in the world, and take pleasure in assuriu. the
public that Of 10000 in New Eng gland. and
1000 within the precincts of Boston, uucy in "ne
instance has it been unsuccessful in periecting Il
cure, and in this the child ceased taking the
Punacea On account of the itching Of the hunur %
it was driven out from her system We have N"
room for testimonials, but persons to be vuced
Of its superior merits have only to tryi, Prepared
and sold by DIR. K. GREEN, VI. y. Indian Ply tician
at his Office and Laboratory,
80 BrOmefcd Street, Buston, Mass
For sale in Burlington by G. ". Allen, and by
Druggists generally. Circulars with abundant refer
euce may be obtained of the Agent, or at tho Dr.s
Office, or sent by mail, free Of charge.
RI DR.. Green continues to give advice by letter
or otherwise upon all diseases, free OF charge
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EPILEPSY. DIR. G. ROBBINS

Professor of Nervous and Convulsive Diseases.
Albion Court Charleston, Mass
Has within the last eight Yeas treated Two Hun.
bred and Sixty Cases of epeptc and convulsi,e fits
Of this number over two hundrod have beon cured
ten benefited that were not cured, and thirty five
not benefited. Among the cases cured are NJ D. IS
Of the various Schools and ID. DE- and families
some cases Of thirty years standing, having from
ten fits week to ittya month. Should lie pleased
to refer any interested to those cured, including
some OF the hrst people in Vermont, New Hampshire
Massachusetts and Maine
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Il Eff + r EN- CEl

feel it n duty incumbent upon my.,lf to dccllre
publicly the great blessing Dr, Mnrchis's Uterine
Clthpliton has proved to nc. For two year. my
heath was miserable; wa almost Unablc 70 walk
hy'iriIns pronounced my case falling ot tho Womb
nVtcr-ivc alterations, commy nciugwtth flour albu.
Tie pIiu', irritation, pru,tration, Sc rendered lite
q burden. In this miserable condition, Ur. P. +.
N,wauI rrummcnlci DR.. Marrhi,i', Uterine "a
th ilicnn. Af'tr takiug four bottles find myself in
perfect health. nratltuic for my restoration makes
nc hrlcntly desire that all my ,cy alike uUfprtu-
nate may fail sure relief from this iuortmable
mcli'i0e. ELlX tBETH = NEWLANu,
No. - West ST., ticl, NY
The above statement know tu be trus.
+ j. NEWLAND, VI. H., Utica, \. Y
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.

Tho subscriber respectfully infoIms his friend.
aud the public that he has removed from No. 80
Broad T.
No. 81 Iiilby, opposite CentralSt,.
and Ohers for sale ono Of the most extensive and
best lssortnents Of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses
and Chidrens Boots and Shoes of his own and other
manufacturers, that can be found in Boston. Also.
sll kinds sole leather and shoe stock all Of which
will BE- sold thelowost prices, for cash or approved
credit. 7. RADDIN, Jr.
=. u, 'ny to those who purchase for cash, or
pty promptly when due, call and see, for ] will not
be uiicl.od
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DIR. STONES
Cough. Consumption and
BRONCHITIS ELIXIR.

DR.. 5. would also call the attention of the public
to his invaluable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption aud all Bronchial affections. 1t will give
immediate relief where the most severe cough exists
and in a few days will cure the most troublesome
cold. A. preventative and cure Of Consumption,
II has never been cqualod. 1t contains no poison
Gus ingredients. aud may be given to the most deli
cate child without fear or risk. This medicine has
been tried successfully in hundreds of the past
winter, and no family should be without it, Price
Fifty Gents.
PRINCIPAL Agent-WlLLlAM JOHNSON, No LOG
Hanover street, lostun, Mass,
For sale in Burlington by g. W. ALLEN, Apothe-
cary.
Feb. !, 1855, WY
ltOD LIVER OIL CANDY OF all preparations
~ in this form for the purpose the best. 70
Coughs, Colds, Soreness Of the Lungs, 1c.,
For sale at THE0. A. PECk'S,
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Deafness Cured,

" FAD what Scarpa's Acoustic oil hn. done -
Inc greatest cure ever yet performed by any
medicine II never fail,
tErom the Albany Daily Knickerbockcr. N,Y1
West Troy, June g.
This Is to certify that 7, Willard jerks, proprie-
tor OF tho West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been
afflicted with deafness in one car for the Ia
years and in the other for the last year so that il
was impossible for to hear tho oulcst voice. and
after trying various remedies without improving INV
nearing IN the least, was induced to try Scarpa's
Compound Acoustic Oil, for the cure Of Deafness
and it is with great qualification | am enabled to
state that it has perfectly restored my hearing and
will be happy to sec any person who wishes infor.
nation in relation to my at my place in West
Troy. WILLARD JENES
Re careful and purchase of Mr.. T. A. PECK,
Burlington, A. b d. SANDS 100 Fulton street,
New York, as there /, counterfeit article in the
market
Feb. 26. v1mo.
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Attention.
r u b Der God s,

In all their varieties,
Garments, Sheetings, Toys, Foot Balls. < c :.
ALFRED HALE CO., II BroomGcll ct. Boston.
HNNGLGSlI Boiler, Tank and Sheet Iron. A full
~ assortment, including q great variety of
dimensions, constantly on hand. Also, Penn Boiler
and Locomotive lron--orders for which will be
promptly executed by the manufacturers agent.
HENRY A. AYLlNG, 70 and 81 Water Street.