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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

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From this it will be seen that the First
District cast nearly oue-thiri of the whole o.
the majority in the six districts that voted for
buchanan, and not far short of one-half OF
the entire Democratic majority cast in the
entire State; yet she Is never once consider
ed as having any right to demand any share
! in the distribution of offices.
This is unjust, unfair and impolitic. Her
best local interests are and have been neglect
ed, and others preferred. 1t is not, for 1t can
not be, pretended that we have not men as
able and competent as any to be found in The
State. There are amongst us as able and as
good political men as those who are spoken
of as aspiIants, either to the U. s. Senate or
to the Office of Canal Trustee.
We do not desire to disparage others who
are seeking these offices, but business and
fairness entitle US to some consideration, and
we submit our claims with confidence to the
Legislature. That we should have Trustee
at this end of the canal is undeniable, and no
one disputes our right, yet the State Sentinel
brings forward MIR. Ristine, of Fountain coun-
ty, as suitable and desirable person, though
why our interests are thus neglected we are
at loss to conceive. We can bring forward
also as good men for Senator as any that can
be found throughout Indiana, and we see 10
good reason why one should not be selected
from this district. The claims of locality
ought not to be completely overlooked all
we ask is business and fairness displayed In
the distribution of ofice.-EUansville Eng.
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MAN STABBED fracas occurred in Ala
mo, Montgomery county, on Saturday last,
between Matthias Elmore and Thomas Hum
phrey, in the course of which the latter was
severely and perhaps fatally stabbed in the
abdomen.
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CIJCINNATI MARKET.

CIScINNATT, Dec. 4.
Flour = The market has not undergone any change
since our last report The demand is but moderate.
The sles comprise 100 brls. at IS 3O 40 brs. extra
white wheat AZ So Gu; 25S brs at SIS %; 40 brls at
S. 80; 800 brls al SIS 80 and 800 brs at the same The
receipts during the last twenty-Our hours comprise
2,l7i brs
Whssy--The market is steady with a good demand;
sales of l25 brls ct 25c and 100 brls. nom wagons,
at s61Sc.
Cheese-The market continues active, with sale
of 200 boxes at lr@llc 70, E. D., and l29i2c for
kinsman's Farm and Nutmeg.
Butter-Te demand continues good and the market
Aery firm; sales of - brs prime and choice roll at
22Gs3c., and bJxes extra dairy roll 4 CSC.
COnse-Sales Of Top bags at llA9llsSe., market
steady but dull.
fair to good fair. The market Is very firm.
Hogs The market continues active, and prices
ed to-day, the market closing with continued upward
tendency. The sales permitted TO tTaBspire we're as
follows 800, averaging leo TO 100 pounds, al SO 20
~, averaging 2JO lbs the same and 900, averaging
200 to 2IO lbs. at S. 35. The receipts are fair.
Lard-A sale OF $50 kegs at H. &C. Barrel is gen.
orally held at llc., with buyers at lOa<c.
Green Meat-rhs demand continues good for Hams.
with les OF 500 at 7e.; 40u at IKE; 800 75Sc,
and ,5JO TO be delivered tomorrow, at 7-IOc.
seed.A sale oils brls Clover at So so, at which the
market is firm.
Cooperage-A sale ofsOo whisky Barrels at 81 go
an advance.
Nuts-Sales ofl5O bush. Peanuts at sO@s5c, and
inferior.
Wharf.-The market is active and prices firm at 90 Os
Il
eeipls are very light.
COrn-There Is a lair demand for old Corn at $50
Soc New does not command over 45c; sales of 10 /
BUSH Of old 4ic bat this may be considered as rather
under the market.
| Barley-1h- market is rather dull with few buyers
The brewers in the city being pretty well supplied :
Prices are nomnally 81 Is for spring, and ST So for
1 fall.
Rye-The demand is moderate and the market quiet
at 1850.
Oals-The market is active, and prices are arm at
10c-n's.
Hsy-The market is depressed in anticipation OF
heavy receipts by river. Prime Timotly was sold to-
day at S22. which Is about the market price.
| POlatOes-lhere Is br sk demand for sh pment and
prices are shade higher. Prime Northern Neshan
ocas will sell readily SII 05 ARRIVAL and II Is
lei from store; mixed lots ling at 50 cent.
from DEPOT anu 81 trOm sloIe. Sales of 200 brls a
81 50 per brl.
! Apples The demand is active and pr.ces averaging
from 20 p u 81 per bril-, according to quality sale
Of6U bfls. Pippus at 50 IS.
Onions-There is a good demand at S494 so PEI
barrel.
Wheat has n declining tendency sales Of IO,.O0
bushels Al 81 s49l c. for white, and 81 is9I 81 10
red.
Corn is advancing; sales 900 bushels at re-, 70
white, 86c for yellow, and 74e. for mixed.
| Pork is quiei.
! Lard la fair request and arm.
Whisky has an upward tendency sales OF Ohio a
81 CENTS
Coffee is dali. Sugar arm
ms a1f sta yafE -Er
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GA Brennan journal contains the follow
ing advertisements:
A young gentleman on the point of get
ting married is desirous of meeting a man OF
experience who will dissuade him from such
astep. Address, &c.
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Loss of lhe Lady EIgin.

OswEGo, Dec. 8.
The steamer Lady Elgin, wrecked on Sat-
urday off Long Point, was bound from To.
ronto to Montreal, with cargo of two thou
sand barrels of -four, which, together with the
vessel, will be total loss.
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PALMERS' VEGETABLE COSMETIC
LOTION.

What happy thoughts does this name call forth in the
minds of the thousands that acquainted wi its
effects or have experien ed its wonderful efficacy in
the OF every kind OF disease Of the skin-whether
tho face, hands or other paIsof the body Ii con-
POUNDS the Dsctors, surprises everybody and rel ices
the hearts OF all those that Ind in need and will make
OF its great virtues Have you pimples you r
face, rub them with linen cloth dampeaed with the
liquid once or twice day, and they will quickly dis
appear Have you letter on your hands, single ap-
pcat viii stop the burning and tching which is so
tormentins, and your hands will he Ing in
single day. such Is likewise its happy effect in the
cure ofevery kind OF ca'aneous disease.
Price so cents, for six bolt es 81 50.
SOLON PALMER, Proprietor.
SO West Fourth ST., Cincinnati Ohio.
TPFor sale by druggists generally.
dec2-d&wlm.
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III Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion has cured some des
perate cases ofTettsr and Barber's Itch, pmples
the face and like cuticular affections. The afflicted
should bear this In mind.
Acc6-1 MddM.
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SLAUGHTERING.--Busin has fully COM
menced at several of our Strengthening houses.
Hogs range from SIS 90 to SIS 25. Good beef
cattle SIS 00.-Lafayette Courier.
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DUN0AN SHERMAN a coMfANY,
THE EYE AND EAR

nURING my late tour in Europe, obtained severn
~ ne instruments, and Remedies OF incstlcuiab
value in my speciality. There Is nos not iiig know
TO the faculty in either hemisphere with which
familiar, which, combined with extensive practice -
20 years in the city OF New York. enables % stOr
SIGHT and HEARIEe IN mary cases hitherto deemet
hopeless. Cataract positively cured by new method
without pain also Squirting Cross Eyes in Few
onds Amaurosis cured IN the majority Of cases. Gran
aatons- ulcers lms, specs, and waler eye, tHyzr
bly, also, deafness. singing in the and discharges
by an entirely process My Treatise the Eye.
price 50 cts Also ARrYIcI EvEs which and look
exactly like the natural Eye and inserted without
an operation, and all remedies, forwarded Oy mail
Consultations by letter receive psclaf abortion.
JAMES W. POW EIL. ". D.
OCULsT, AURIsT. &c.
jeI0-d&wlyRl Office, 5t2 Broadway. y. Y.
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HoPKINsvILLE PREss-EXTRA.
Great Excit EN- ent.


HoPKINsvILLE, Dec. 8, 1856.
Our whole community was thrown into a
state Of intense excitement this morning upon
the receipt of the following letter from Lafay
cite:
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE RooMs,l
LAFAYETTE, Ky, Dec. 2, 1865
Gentlemen Of Hopkinsville -
From reliable information we expect an
attack from the negroes of the Iron Works,
on our town tomorrow morning, perhaps to-
night. Please come to our assistance. We
are in great danger.
Yours, JOHN H. RUSSELL, Sec'y.
II. s. SYPERT,
J. P. FLINT,
j. w. FRAZER,
G. B. HALL,
J.J. ROGERS.
j. r SMITH, Com.
The Secretary of the Committee adds the
following, predicated upon which their APP.
prehension is based
"The negroes of Eclipse, Clark and La.
grange have united and are marching towards
Dover, and were within eight miles Of thai
place when last heard from. Their intention
is to relieve the negroes OF Dover, then march
to the Rolling Mill, then to Bell Wood Fur.
mace, then through Lafayette on to Hopkins.
vile and the Ohio river.''
This statement, taken in connection with
the fact that irregular plan for an insurrectior
has been detected at Clarksville, is truly
alarming. We think, however, the account
somewhat based on -umor, and not altogethe
reliable.
1t is high time that steps were being taker
for our defence in case of an instruction
We have not stand of arms in this whole
section of the country, and no organized mil
itary. We are requested by many of our bes
citizens to call a meeting OF the citizens o
the county at this place, on Friday next, tn,
9th inst, to take Immediate action upon th
subject. Other questions of great importance
relating to the shareholders interest will b.
presented to the meeting. Let every maj
attend.
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JANUARY 2, 1856.
MEssRs. RAILWAY 81 Col tried your Ready Relief,
and had my Dints rubbed with it, and never felt pain
after the first ten minutes / rubbed with it
up the present time. Sirs, do not know what 10
compare il TO but char for it is mystery 10 me.
was cripple for two years, and had not The proper
OF my limbs for three years. l was do wn 10
skeleton. then commenced the use of your Ready
Relief Resovent and Regulators The pain left me
in ten mnuIes and began to gain strength very FAST
and could walk with In few weeks. Before /
heard of your Remedies taken TO DR.. Parker,
DIR. Reese, DR.. Warde, DR.. Macelan, and many other
physici4nsin this city, cannot remember was
completely uled to pieces by them. My constitution
was broker up with medicines that did me good.
could net put foot 10 the ground, pick up pin.
lifted and carried up and down stairs like in
mt; and now, thank God BY the of your Rem
edivs, strong ever. L had the common
Rheumatism - inhammatory and chronic and the
palsy. You can publish this if you like.
SARAH A. HOUGH
ga Both Street, between the 9TH and 9Th Ave nues
New York
III 60 Railways r. r. Remedies sold by drug
gsts, merchants and sore-keeper in every city, town
village and corners in the United States and British
Amer car RADWAY & co.
dec d&v2w.
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TENNEssE-OFFIcIAL.- official vote
Of Tennessee for President and Vice Presi-
dent is as follows
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r. R. R.-RADwAY'S READY RELIEF, for ell
purposes where the body is seized with panwheiher
il be OF simple character or the NEST torturng par
oxysms whether it be Toothache Cholera; wheth-
or Headache, Spasms or Cramps: whether aches or
pains in the bones joints shoulders back or the
more terrible spasms OF Neuralgia; whether in the
bowels or joints, head, lack, or stomach. Railway
Ready Reli will in few minutes restore the mos
terribly afflicted TO and comfort.
A LADY CURED OF PAL>Y-HHEUMA
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New york Express,
FO II 1857.

~ To place the g WEEKLY EXPRESS - before
wider circle Of readers 1t will in future be published
upon the cash system.
With the cash plan, its price will be reduced to rats
which Will enable all who wish obtain it, do
the price Of the cheapest Of the widely papers
Of New York.
The " WEEKLY EXPRESS will contain in add
ton the usual POLITICAL general miscellaneous
and other reading Of agreeable mily paper
the NEW YORK MARKETS. stock AMI money markets
together with the CATTLE MARKETS Of the country
such foreign markets as are of general interest.
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Hair Dye still Triumphant

EONTRASF the tints brought out IN the han 10y Cri,
" tadoros matches revitalizng HAIR DYE. an.
those produced by the application OF the burning fluid
ordinarily soil as Hair DYES, at thai th
color Is natural in case unnatural in the other
the simple reason is that Crstadoros is the only prea-
ration which, by il. 2ct che mral combination ope-
rates on naturalan nsable principles. Made, sold
and applied lin TO private roonsl al CRIsrA .
Astor House, Broadway, Ne York Also for sale b.
theprincipal Druggistsa Perfumers throughout thu
country
New York Agents-W. II. CARY g. CO.; and WARE
CLOSE q CO. apIsecwi
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, NOV. II
The market for BreadstuGs is quiet
Flour Is lower.
Wheat I'D cheaper.
Corr Is q net.
Richardson, SDenceH Co., quote Corn Is firm, with
but small business doing.
Rcd Wheat S99s; White Wheat, 9s. ed90s 10d.
Western Canal Flour, 3'43Is-; Philsdeipnia and
Baltimore 3293is; Ohin, 3JG3js.; mixed Corn, 33s
Cd, yellow, s4s.; white. 3493j.
POrs isyery dull aud heavy.
Bacou Is quiet
The marses is nearly bare ofLard; sales of 74S7ss.
Flour is dull at 81.
Wheat is arn; 1000 bushels of red sold at 46c .
white is quoted j 57e.
SUGARS firm at Js9lec.
Bacon Is dul
Freighiso Cotton to Liverpool, 5Sc.; Wheat lie
and Corn lie.
Ffeights to Havfe, ls<c.
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Ths claima Of tns pockst nistriot.

Our contemporaries in nearly every part of
the State are earnestly advocating the merits
OF their favorite candidates for Office, quite
Overlooking the claims that the First District
has TO share in the distribution of State or
Federal offices. The First District evidently
is forgotten by these hunters after the spo'ls,
yet it is greatly owing to the majority cast
in this District that our triumphant majority
was obtained. The following table may per-
haps draw some attention to the position we
occupy with reference to the remainder OF
tb Gfafa
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NEGRO INSURREcTIoN.

From the Louisville Courier 9th.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN SOUTHERN KY
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FIRST PHEmIU
GOLD MEDAL PiAN] F0aTES
STEIN WAY 4 SOS,
rr<st4yfszFzp


MANUFACTURERS, 50 Walker street, nea- Broau
WI way. New York. invite public atien'i"r theif
newly improved Piano Fortes, with al without Iron
Frame pronounced superior 10 any other instruments
now before the public, by the most eOmpe'ent IA gcs.
Steinway & Son were awarded three F.r-t Prize Nod
las within the last year, In composition with the
ebrated manufacturers oi boston, New work. fhIla-
de phia aud Baltimore. for the best Piano Fofi-s.
Every instrument warranted tor three years. give
entire satisfaction, tae purchase money vii DC
funded. sep2Ot&siy-R
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NIOTI1B.-A Pointer Slut care TO the Nebrasku
~ Saio two or three days ago. She will DO KEEP
vii the owner call. for her, dsc4-d3t-s.
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upon the following terms
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nov27- wlmo# New York.
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co NJ NJ Err CIAL
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED BY MILLS &. &C.

OFFscE W THE STATE SENTINEL,
Indianapolis, Dec. IL, 1856.
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Copartuership NoIicc.-The subscribers have
az; ~ s5 q copsrtnership for the purpose Of trans
acng general wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business,
h he knowu by the name Of jenkins, Hamilton, Co.
b. L. HARD0H, Y. W nAalLIoN,
T n JENKINS @. A. WHITE.
Iulv 1896
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Encouraged by the wich has attended the publ
cation of LEsLtE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
which is osing its second volume, the Proprietor
has determined to return to his numerous subscribers
portion of his profits in the following manner:
Every tenth subscriber will have his money returned by
The ext mail and the paper will be sent gTduitOustV
for his term Of subscription
Thus in every 000 subscribers, 100 will have their
money returned and The paper sent for Six Months whea
they remit 50, and Twelve Months when they remit 81.
Every subscription as it is received, by letter other
wise, at his Office, IL Spruce street, New York. vii be
registered in a book kept by the Proprietor himself
The Prize numbers will be 10, 20, 80 40 So 60 TO- go
90 and 100 in each hundred Persons obtaining any of
these numbers will have their money returned and the
paper sent free, above.
Persons obtinng ire following numbers in every thou
sand in addition to the return of tn cir subscription
as above, will receive the following prizes
No, 100, Lady's Gold Bracelet.
200, Gentemans Gold Watch Chain.
" 800, Gold Watch (either Lady'sor
Gendemans)
=" 400, Lady's Gold Chatelaine.
+" 500, Set of Silver Tea spoons
" 600, Gold Breast Pin.
" 7oO, Coli Watch (either Ladys or Genteman's)
500, Diamond Ring, (either Ladys or Gentlemans).
4" 500, Set OF Silver Dessert Spoons
1000, Grand Rosewood Piano Forte.
These prizes will be given to the numbers in each
and every thousand in addition the subscription money
being returned and paper sent flee to each and every
tenth subscriber, above stated
This subscription book opened October 90 1885, in
which all future subscriptions will be registered.
Every person whose money is returned, who is the
recipient of either Of the ABOVE prizes will be required
furnish acknowledgment of the same and their
will be published from time time the advertising col.
umns of Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper.
Il should be borne in mind that every subscriber IN
der all circumstances whether the recipient Irze or
not VIII get mole han iuii equivalent his money in
the paper itself This is the only Illustrated Newspaper
ia the United States
CLubbing.-Persons sending eleven subscribers.
SnhSrriDtiOn AMI hova
chance for two for example, tn" receipt the eleven
subscriptions the last number the books might be- es
tie eleven additional subscribers viii then include Two
prizes.
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Price Reduced Ge Twenty-Five Gents
FOR LARGE BOTTLES. DR. S. o RlCHARDSoN'S
q O II q II b A l. y n M.
The safest and most eectual remedy for Coughs and
Colds ever introduced to the public. 1t is slightly axa
tive, and will loosen and the obstinate cough
arising from any except deep seated consumption
and will greatly relieve the suffering in of that
class. We ask the skeptic to try one bottle.
For sale by dealers in medicine generally.
o1S deod&w1y
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RPLACk MANTILLA VELVETs-Ysrd
I'D wide Manulla velyetn, aplerdid goods 1o,lua Al
$500 psr yard BY gro. =. BRYANT 4 90.
n2f akwloua
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Medicated Electro Chemical Vapor Baths, Medicated
Vapor Baths, Iodine Vapor Sulphur Fume, Plain Vapor
Warm, Cold and Shower Baths administered every day
ON 8 A. M to 10 ?. ". dMaS&w3n so
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FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NewsPIPER.-The las
numbers of Frank LeSte's illustrated Newspaper have
to hand. In style and general appearance it re
sembes-and is quite equal to-the London RLustrdted
FeiDS, which is world renowned for the excellence and
variety of its illustrations The New York paper how
ever is sold half the price OF its London prototype
The engravings in Frank Leslie" infinitely superior
to those in 0Ballou's Pictorial n-Uhig East0n Pa
al Sg-vvSp,
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Gloves and Hosiery.
Bsjou'a best quality. KID GLOVES.
Ladies' Kid Made Silk Gloves.
Ladies' Kid made Cashmere Gloves.
Gents Kid, Silk, aud Cashmere Gloves
Ladies' and GentA' German and English HOSE.
Ladies' and Gents Merino and Lambs Wool Hose.
Ladies' and Cents Black and Pearl silk Hose.
Misses ADD Boys Cotton, Meruo, and Cashmere Hose
Boys Cotton, Merino, and Cashmere Half Hose.
Ladies' and Gents Merno, Lambs Wool, and Cash.
mere Vests.
Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT Is well stocked with
Cloths, casslmeres and Doeskins, for mems and boys
wear.
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every width and quality.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
Irish Linen, soft and high finish.
Bleached Table Linens, damask and snow drop pat
tern, IA, 81, 1o-4.
Bleached Table Cloths, dsDssk and snow-d-op pat.
term 81, IA, s.4,.9.10.
Napkins, ., I,
Doyes, all sizes.
Scotch and Birds Eye Diaper.
Plain Stripe and Check Cambrics.
Plain Stripe and Check Nansosk.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns
SWISS India, and Book Null.
Hair Cord and IDENTITY.
India Linen.
Linen Cambrics and Lawns.
Ladies' and Gents Plain and ordersd1Idnen.IY.na
chiefs.
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nEAFNESs AND BLINDNESS arenot IN.
NJ durable II there is actual
Is, If the organ Is not destroyed.
DIR. RAMSDELL,
OC ULTST AND AURIST.
A. nos

NJ AOV EhcABunt street,
Having devoted bis time particularly 10 study Of the
gans Of Sight Heoiing and Breathing has perfected
very simple method OF treatment by which he can restore
the capacity and healthy natural action TO
10 all cases except thos Of and
In very many cases he has restored the faculty. snelS
ana perfectly after others, and even skai
had said there could be- hope,
Lung and 1hroat diseases, Blindness and Deafas,s.
are our heaviest ahcous ADD deserve sspeciaI
STUDY The great success Of Dr. Ramsdelps e,u1is and
not expensive treatment opens the chance Of ree 10
many Who have considered their anlictons a In long
sarden' ne may be consulted at his office, No. los
Plensnnt So. from o A. M. TO 8 n M on MONDAY
enu AOEoDA1 OF each week. dif MO
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Size and Price Reduced. from so to 25 cents
bottle HGmmond's Lsntmfnt-the best Lniment in
use, and that is used by Physicians well the
people. The label bears the certificate of Of
bes physicians and citizens. All orders from merchant
and Others addressed j. O. Hill, Worcester. Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
p Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
]. @. HILL Apothecary,
jyI2 deBtf Worcester Mass