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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TINE OF R. r. TRAINS LEAVING NEw-yoRk


n. DoOe hVEk RoAD-tDepo, wsrreo and Bdvsy
aMonfh h'pfs.s TO Albany and Troy and CHEZ
n rosshhscpee way and Nail all stshonsL
=, % 2t Sns Wy rs~ent.f all ssA'osa
is.SH tfooso Stpss@ and NAL a. satonS
roashiefrse fre'sht and Passenger al ststsss
80 n rongnte epsse Passenger, an stations
4Sp -Assny and Troy Ern~sss chief .tsbsaA
oso y NJ Iesshke~1~-s way Pas-eusef aN sstsons.
tp D. n--IhEeosh freeht and ImsrAn. all statoas.
sffop Eng rms way az s.stons FDdsys, leave IL
siSa m AoTny 1,pfess stops AZ efht s,st,ons
.so ~. .sta.Sons beyond willis ms Bridge
sso ahNs Id be Ii<S
tg'vs ~ ar-fuS' c,.I Nss'es
T,.,s c. 49,. re-, ~. "a IN al 'Soe
~ ~ '' '' u NJ ''S o'0 ana oiob IN
XIV HAVEN ro.n ~. n--.,.,,
- nysaNsy
r1a'os .Movsn ~ s.suoeA
,so~~ u nos,on hsp.s, sIaneo sso bridgeport eop
~ n aeeonhs ospca ,h'ousn an stsu1hs
" boeton hspiee hhen STAMFORD NofwGt brdceoN
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fAdvertisement.l
HOLIDAY SOUVENIRS.

AssssTYPEs, PHoToGRArHs, AND MELAiSoTYrEs
BsAsYs GALLERIES, Nos $50 aud 2t5 Broadway.
THE AMBsoTyPE.
ne inexpensive, and elegant is produced BY BRADY, In
kiess per eoton. few minutes suffice for its completion
THH MBLAINorYPE.
A eetisiy new style of miniature coored TO resemble
M may be set In Locket Broach Bracelet, Ornamental
w and constitutes graceful and inexpensive Holiday GIFT.
The yIGNETrE PHOTOGRAPH,
e at Ne other Gallery in the world is the rsest type OF
us Picture yet produced. ANY required number Of da
ssss may be produced readily at trains cott.
PHoToGRAPHs
be size Of Life colored in Oil Pastel Finished by Super.
9 Artists.
No $50 Broadway, over Tnomp.on's
No. 15 Broai~sy, cor FoitoB-sa
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IAuVtTtlstMtuI.I
CHRISTMAS AND manifestations TAYLOR

&C., Broadway corner of Franklin street. have now On Ell
ton fol sse their usual assortment Of FANCY GOODS o'
H.ys Consisting Of Fancy Boxes, ssos, Bssssts Cor
N. French Flower, and Fancy Notices together with large
sn,n Of Confectionery which, they fatter henss!ves,
80. g. Cskes Ornaments Jees Chicken Salads, Boned
risy. Picked Oysters Dishes q Gang @pf sox she
y OF the public their ornsmented Cske ~no
N he found both In quality and appearance unsaipsssea
LAYERS of French Chocolate invited TO easmne oar
Es from Paris Of Marquis who the most
urer here) Chocolate for table use We are
~ p. from the cele brated grower Mr. W. AassD OF
s1sester Mas Also, fine Hot House Grapes Also, per
Gamers Eugish Mutton, Pheasant aud al ne vsfu cent
itki. ket.
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fAdvertisement.J
N ru0ST TROI'BLEO WITH HUhORS.-

SorICg TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUMohS:
0sias to the great demand for my OIxrNENI IN Ssa1
CITY shall be Al the New Haven House, corner OF
ID CanLst from the I'D to the 18th Instant HON NJ ~
'bm ,,,s.,,.,ton
&sSsypYs SALT RHEuM OINTMENT sllsys al nn4mInssSn
Salt Rbeum and Eryspeas and every hamor Of sSt nsta
ne pYes you q comfortable nights rest go 49,. c..1si,
kENSIDY's SCATTEkISG OINTMENT VIII 'esS"' 'S'"''
DWELLINGS, the neck - ,,e,. ao,..
kNxEDY's HEALING OINTMENT VIII be~ Ser"'S'" '
Fever Sores ana Gsnsrepe Sores &c .....s
liberated Sore L. Is are cured IN few wtea'
H9t IN . few months -- 49,. ....,
Nv comes within the rcsoh Of all essses the mos
cure made cost bat sisteen oIhrs teA
ua thing cure does not not cost bali Of thai 49,.
AZ afflicted with Uumorso OF Sores are Respectful, 'A ~
AL Advice 10 all cases gratis. -
- RoIbuTy, Ma
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IAdvertissu,eat.s
WINTER. IA

WINTER, lsJG.-We have Just manufactured
nom our last mpor'stons sessou very rss assYt
OF our popular Raslsns and other styles ofWnts
apo CNpks GOATS from Esquimsux Beaver double President
90 ohneha Nc Also large and beautiful
0sr ss from ss.y Cloths made in perfect imitation of
Our stock Of BOYS WINTER WEAR IL very eomplet. to
which we IN yite the attention Of heads Of fsrilss
have also received last FOR the sssso. Of
be. Shirts, Gloves, Shsuls &c ' ~ " ~
We offer 10 close out b;. vsrv .r.. so.L
OF elegant WISTEs CLoTHNs, We have cemn.nn.d IN.
DAsuisetufs Of our Spring stock. D. DlvIN Co '"'
Nos. 258 ~ md Broadwav
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tAdverisementl
A HaA ITO DRUGGISTS Ann P.vr-,, 49,.

a CANA -" HNN"VfsIb MD FANCY GOOna
Dr.LEs.-p. FRIDGE Co. prope.ors Of BAL. ~ TS'
FiowsTs~ are nask'pe arrsnsemenA vith
newspapers. ., e the United States. eIpeas. Of oys,
SO 600 advertise snsw and improved II Pom.d. s
adopted as trade, ARK This Cream will be sasy
put up octgonsl sla.s GU, VITA ec tops the vtos ~
closed in seaspt bre and gold wrapper similar /. tb
Balm" with the same soa prices Dusssts will 49,.
send in their otder az they w 10 filled the order ia whoS
they TsTkIDcs Co ~
HnNnklin square, New-Yotk
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

A Fair conducted by the ladies of Christ Church Of
Brooklyn Eastern DISTRICT was opened yesterday
morning at Washington Hall, corner of South Seventh
and Fourth streets. The profits will be devoted to the
benefit of the Church 1t will be continued this day
and evening
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TAdvertisoment u
AMBRnTYPES and MELAINOTYPEs.-The mo

: AMBROI I PES HIU NEEhfNUI III Ut No III
,utdu spcoircns produced in this city are by MI T. L.
TuTIs torme n of Br ,dys Gallery now az the mssnion
e,ry Of d. fREDRIcKs Photographic, No. oso bfoad"sy
sstfe Metropoliiau Hotel - ~, r,
fvof oc RAPHs-PESABERT Of Paris, Photographic Mn
& OIL aquaele, and pastel by the talented and inntans
IN Of Psrsxn artsts introduced to this country by C. d.
hpSicxs No 5s5 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
hrsESTs HoLIDAYs-Tbere Is nothing - sccepts'
fs Hollay present as beautiful Photograph, Dasne'reo
M or Aubroype which should be secured early poss'
III rRgbRIcgss Masn6cent Gallery, No 5sj Broadway,
;sxte the Metropolitan Hotel.
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FIRB.-At O'Clock last evening the house of Vic
Engine Co. No. IS, Of the Eastern District Of BROOKLYN
be fire, and totally destroyed. Tue
engine saved without Injury The desk aud books Of the
destroyed, and number of mad been
stolen destroyed The bodiug Temporary erected
by the Company aud Of great value The hire
In which oil and csmphene were kept IL IL believed
be the work Of incendsries-
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TAdyertisement.l

III OF DAY r II.
French China Dinner Dessert and Tea Sets,
PsIian Ststusry. 49, -, ~
Silver plated W are, &&,
neat VARIETY now offering at very low p.cef'
". J. +. DALEY Co,
Marble Stores,
Nos. 6SI ard 6So Bresdwsy.
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fAiyAttsSneat
PIANOS. MEteppONs and Mus,c

- @""' "hbODHVnS, uH1 MUST, can be bon sht
% 'nus Tor hSidsy Presents q. lower prices tbss s,sr
h~ ore onrred the public 81 WArElss Agency Ma Si R,.H
way Two Dolsrs worth Of w.rHRss Mvsic for On n -
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Advertisement.

psADY's LOWER GALLERY, No. 205 Broadway,
an found convenient by Merchants Cleh. aud Others who
NJ. to procure AMBRoTYPEs fOr the Holidays
Corner E1lton-tE
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convicted of stealing. was

Po1IcE.-Hannsh Smith, convicted of stealing, was
gent TO the Pepensy for six months yesterday by Justice
Csrv Of drunkenness were before the Police Court
justice Csry presiding yesterday morning Disposed Of
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IAdsertisemsnt.i

HOLIDAY UIfTS.-NOtnlnR ihoIe suIIaV'S va "e
pgae than one Of RooTs finely col,red PHoToeRAfhs,
hsVEpREoTYPgs. AMBRoTYPEs and MELAIsofYPEs, set IN
Ies OF beautifully caed at Roors Nc. $50 Broadway cor
xRrsnklin-st.
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NEWJER4EY ITEMS

ACCIDENT AT THE TUNHEL.-On Saturday evening
Just after dark psmcd Matthew Coney fell from the top
of Shat. the work Bergen the tunnel OF the New.
York aud Erie Raiosd-to tho bottom OF its distance OF
sxyve feet and broke his leg He had come up ii the tub
and was stepping upon the ground az he supposed but
thee being no light he missed his step sud fell He was taken
70 the New York Hospital.
Fans .yp FEsTIyALs-The ladies' Of the First Re
formed Dutch Church Of Jersey City, held Christmas Festival at
Lyceum Hall evening tue purpose Of paying for furnish
Ing their Church. -,
The ladies Church held Fair las. evening" At the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian Association.
The ladies of the First Church Of Bergn
nenccd Fair last night a. Commercial Hall
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lAdyer,isement.l

ever ,, .nrb proof Of lite efficacy a. the o4
suarsD BIIITss In Eases Of Dyspepss and Generr VI
IN, b the most sgrresble manner restoring
sseeftaseu whsa oil othet Remedies haNe NiS~
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Advertisement.
HOW DOES IL DO IT

AID. the sreat pubic. They al know that
lsprkss LOUD loD;NE, or PURE IODINE NAT6A,
successful III promptly curing these terrible dIs
CONSUMPTION, scRoFULA and PALSY,
live. a. Fever and Azuc Heart Disease aud LAYER Complaints
a. bo,, does n accomplish they ask loosn l. the mos:
-erfU and subtle Of all medicines IL enter, toe Sood and and
srs. L aesh The ups the heart the BRAIN the hNer ne ue
s cei L. tIomenaOu. influence s.a ss
htI,.ib HnndIsds of cured and grateful pseens esn %
s,d Sod bottle BY AS s No. iss srs.Gw,y
Nav, and No. e62 broadway g. n NM, w. 40
n A. HULss, No. 43 Fulton-st, Brooklyn.
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SUPERIOR coURT-srEeAt TrRN-pxc. 2s-BefOrc judge
HOFFMAN.
DECISIONS.
cOURT CALENpAR-THI, nav.

United SrArrs DISTRICT CouRr-Nos. IS, y, -,
80 76, 70, S. sc, 81. 49,
SUPREME CouRr-SpeciA Term.-Sams as yes
sUrraroR CouRr-Trial Term.-Nos. 1884, G9, 59+
1909 1907 1913 1909 1910 1911 rs S, S.! s75 SOL 2ss
ss SIS l5 49, sS5 5l4 Ill Tho Court will adjourn for the
tenn to-day :, o,o> .,-- orc
SupRlNE Courr-Crcuit 1902, 2l77, $50
aa7s 20 lsu .N a59 1853 1911 2tl 1000 2jiA 2S9 III
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fAdyertissLnent.

Mothers IL YOU want 10 make Biscuit and Cake
sB.S - .nS .uilsb,e for your Children, or the most
tys,pe ..emssI AK your Grocer for JAMES PYLE
trc sALrsATUs; manufacturing depot, NO iis ".i'N'"
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,,,,psp TO DEATB.-Jaue Ann Myers, child OF
r.s M,er Of the Second Ward. died yesterday ct No
80 from the effects Of scsds received on Sa,arday
s ibid appears was playing in the kitchen, and
fsl into tub OF hot water. which upon the floor.
Of the child present at the time bat wa
sssvent the eaDchoy accident. Coroner Perry held
49, spss the body and verdict Of accidental desth was
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TwgD TO DEATH By A HoRsy.-George Woseqai,
an 20 years Of age found dead yesterday morning
Ae at the Of Attorney and Rviugton streets he
~ bcea kicked by . horse behind which be ytntured.
sues was held upon the bodv and verdict Of Death
- injuries received by being kicked by horse"
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supED TO DEATH.-Corouer Gamble held an In
a yesterday dwelling the of ThiId and
upon the bo5y OF infant, months old
"a Ele. Crawley, whose death esused by sesds.
sr that the 18th inst, while the mother Of the child
rprAsg breakfast the stovepipe fell down and Knocked
pet Of boiling coffee The coffee ran over the face AM
ths child and scslded drssdfny that death ensued
rjsy Tho Coroners Jury returned verdict of"Aesdsu
Dstks
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
TzOE FATS LsgEEs PILLS.

FREE FROM ALL MISE RAJ PoIsONs
fENHE great popularity which NoFFATs LIFE PuLs sp
2 PHENIx ETTERs have attained. cOaseqnepce &c al ~
exraor iiuary effected b their u3s renders
sry Tor the propretor TO enter into particular analysis
their medicinal virtues properties. Having been more
h JWeA5 ears before the Taoe. and having united
testimony OF more nan THREE MILLIONS
been 60 ne employment Of the perfect health by
th te oeeYed that their reputation tho
edene now before the public. admits Of dispute
almost city and village in the United States
and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and
health. -
In cases Of ScoRFuLA ULCERS. scURvY ERUPTIoNs
the operation OF the LIFE MEDICINES truly
shtnE often removing days every veEe Of these
oahs Diseases BY their purifying effects on the blood
FEVER and AGUE. DYSPEPSIA DROPsY. Piles.
most all yield their properties
family should be without them. their timely
suffering aud expense may be saved Prepared hv
WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, NJ n. New YORK.
And for sale by KELLER. FARNSLEY L 60.
mh5. Evansville. In6ians,
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"a u IN. I'd @ w C6l @ - .
AVING reduced their prices correspond with the
Il dHcei Of Saltpetre, continue offer their we'll
known brands Of ELECrRc ISDIAN RIFLE and kENTCcIY
RIFLE Powder in and c8nisters. Also unpOwder
Blasting Mining comprising fl qualitie
and kinds required BY the trade guaranteed to give entire
sltisfaetiOn.
Tha standard Of their Powder. which has enjoyed the
highest tiuu than VIII he
foand unsurpassed by any other uauuc of the kind in
the world.
the dealers and also the
COMPANY, No 50 Wall cor. Water street New York.
A, G. HAZARD, President.
A. 2. DOUGLASS sec'y. 1ny2s-smd
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EMO II AN dsE TEL,
%eEwFsgaFra Ind.

- THOR 3ET892 = VIMaN q
~ BEG leave inform the citizens sf Warrick t
adj counties ha they purchased the Hotel Stand
formerly kept by Mr. Hazen. and intend up the
gond the has acqured under
management. They have REFURSsHED and REFITTED the
whole and prepared all their
customers in the most nortahle style Their table
suaniied with the best the market affords:
pains wi srarad 10 make tie EXCHANGE 6rst
Hotel tables viii kept in the best
nh
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NEITy FA 5ZEEY GtE2GCFE2E.
7TE bought stock taken The form erly
occupied by Y. Bacon Co.. Aain street opposite
have made large edditi0rs 70 their
stock with sush Tor future supplies as l9stlfes
promising citizens Evansville and vicinity
hest articles Family Groceries asany
house in city Being determined to to
ali receive liberal nat
Give trial. Al Goods delivered free of charge
nhI3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMoREl

= z = I I.
AN the 4th Of Move her viii show who viii ost tT
~ nmphant and be the Peoples choice We do intend
70 wait so long and therefore invite most respectfully
l. i T Z 5
examine vey large and beautiful selection Of
ID X g S
in the Domestic and Fancy lines; also handsome
% Ready made Clothing Furnishing Goods
all suitable for FALL AND WINTER. =
WM. LOEWENTHAL & CO..
augl5 Corner Of Main and First
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ENHESE Machines operate entirely new princi
"a pie, using tie, needle end threads
they have in operaoa in the hands families and
uanufaeturer fieieuty Iong give them ughria
and have given esrire satisfaction.
They very sim in instruction and highly or0aaeR-
tai well susefu 7aorn ia3F's Harer
py less rieuous position in theshoF offhe
itha been Inject TO furnish Naohne that would he
appaa 81 family well ths Of Tlilors
Dress ard Cloak Makers Shirt Hd Coilsr
&C. s confident that 5aohnes th presen
are she fe5t ever offered to the public.
Thousands of families testify their merits all
kEGs offamilv sewing while Shirt and Collar auuactu
rers acknowledge their superiority all others for
their work.
Approximation ofthe Machine isrespeetfuly soltadD
at ffoqkins Il Reads, r. o. READ
ept7tf Sole Agent c0r Southern India
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NUMBER 81.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
sE. CEEAsEEs HOTEL,

III
THE undersigned Lessee of this newly erected and admi
ra5 adapted HOTEL takes pleasure in announcing 50
Ge public generally and especially arriving
departing the Portland Wharf that this house is
psy furnished and ready for the accommodation of Guests
Every item Of Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout is fitted with articles expressly manufactured
for the house t-st3 +t+
Situated the ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the landing
OF the principal shipping post Louisville nearly
ali her arrive from whence they de-
part the West and South this convenience
and comoT the traveller heretofore experienced
this paint. ttttts.-
1t shall be the endeavor of the Proprietor of this
Is shmeut 20 liberal share of public patron
bcaUse he inends it. The House, With
extensive grounds shady general
is surpassed transient house 1t hall be Kept
hFs--cas Hotelacking of the
a. establishments.
MR. J. W. REDDING we'll known to the travelling pu blic
from his long connection with Hotels Louisville
ge6 III asssIn the of the house.
Ihs patronage OF the public is respectfully solicited
Witt f.l W. w. EN-. Proprietor,
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I'D H BENNETT would respectfully announce 10 the
= citizens 81 apG ,ndina try that he
lhy1ng been eng ged IN the manufacture Of u
raj years. and seectinga choice Prtcle
lrs) has opeae3 Yard Carpenter street near Kratz
new Foundry and i prepared AZ wholesale
or rS@, cheaper than even before offered this city
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEIg GOODS ARD uEEy PEECES.
CEaSELfN E 4ELY beg leave to call the attention to
~ saair friends ami customers TO- their large and @@lI
lected sorent e spring and summer cry goods, reed
during boplsg wo weeks comprising enc OF the most aslr
aJi5 Re in the city which they whole
sale ad reCatluo their custo rs and the pnoe genGly
prices prompt time buyers elrstock
i nars f3lowing:-Broad cloths black and fancy
eres and fwee ds. white. buf and fancy M3rsai
silk Fstng cloths and plain and iany
linen Drills rich Calieoes Of Philip Allen epragues Inc
State Mills printed French aul Scotch Jaeo
Lawns rich printed French Robes plain nd ay
STRIPED Beregss Mack and colored Grape M4n te Cash
plain and Cir HFhas rich printed eTZardles
BrRuteesau1 Chal de lanes, white grape Shawis BLACK
and fancy silk shawl rich ta haFis md arts black and
whi lace Canes. MORA antique Paras sik and neha7n
UUhrelae Panama Legh0rn and Bra5 Hats tRgtish straw
Bonnets rich Ri 1hons Uosiug Gloves.
and shoes Carpets hoOr and
Oil Cloth printed window tliEGs, together with
great variety OF Trimmings. small ard fancy goods
Sc, sc mv1 SHANKLtN u Kelly
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PURIFY YoUB BLOoD!

BOY TO The ygorEG!g
FHE ONLY FEFAEEIBLEs gSE1yT EDY,
/ Il . BLEY' s ARSAP a RILLA.
+ all the sdeies that have discovered during the
- pres3t Tor the thousand ills that desh is heir
hone equal this wonderfn PREPARATION Only three yes
have elapsed since the discoverer (who spent decade
study lizngaD5 Terieetiag
1t TO the public and it is already recognized ty the
pE and effective remedy for certain diseases Of which
they have knowledge.
IN other compounds yrups have hitherto
failed
ted, they been iugredi
which and
otentimes Injuries the health Of the patient with
This the pure genuine exraetof the root; and will
on trial be fonud 70 efeeta ertan and perfect the
folio wing eompla ints and diseases: e --.
AfoctiOn of the Bone, aH,
Habitual Costiveness
Debility. INDIGESTION
Diseases OF the Kidneys Liz eomplaint.
Dyspepsia, Piles.
Erya5ipelas. Pulmonary Diseases
Eelnale Irregularities. Serotula, or Kings Evit.
iis5ul9. Syphilis,
Besides curing the above it is also kno he great
pewertuI tonc purifying the blood and invgoratig the
in Short iis hout exoertion in the eases mentioned
and 55 general eject the system the efeaeous
II is most desirable remedy OF the apeady
sYe used the country, and is fast obtaining
The Effected
daily coming the propriet0rs knowledge has
hasitstisn in recommending it and all
proeure relief suderring. being tried
kecoect Harleys Sarsapra is the only genuine article
in tn market.
J5-Price dollar per bottle. dollars
Tor sale & the ma1uiactory corner OF seventh and Green
streets. Louisville, Also at wholesale houses Of
BACON HYDE 6 Co, St Louis, Mo.
J. WEIGHr & Co. New 0rlears La
KELLER. FARNsLEY & Co., Evansville, Ind
And extensive Druggists throughout the Unifea
a Sites. Canada. Mexico and South America. APPLY
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Formerly EzEEE7s H8cDs2 Tavern.
ME lersgned hss taken the above wen knowR hone.
and rehted and reurushd it throughout, in the best
style will be
in Evansville. l good Boarder. and keen
well supFIied tale The market viii and rates
sonahle. Attached good Bowling Allay
Travellers will receive attention aud their cattle be
well taken augI1-tf WI. D. THOMAS
COPaRTN E3SEEEP.
VITE undersigned have formed eonartnersp under th3
3 and stya Of 8aheock SOM tag and viii carry
The n r5rare Business Water the OILS stand
Baieock Brothers. NR6 n. BABCCCE,
iy2I-tf GEORGE s. G0NNTAG..
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