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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-08

SNuFFED OUT.-The New York Ex-
press has been very much exercised in
regard to Mr.. Fremont's religion. 1t
has had great deal to say about Alder
man Fulmer's statement, contending that
it was true; that it stamped Mr.. FIRE.
mont as Catholic beyond all doubt
But this Roman-candle is extinguished
suddenly by correspondent Of the n.
Y. Herald, whose communication reads
thus -
g To The Editor Of the Herald:
Alderman Fulmer, on the 10th OF July
inst, at the Clerk office of the Comi.Ion
Council in the city of New York, said, IN
presence of several gentlemen, That the con-
versation he had with Col. Fremont at Browns
Hotel, in Washington, relative to Fremont $
religion, as stated in the New York Express,
took place in the latter part of January or
the fore part of February, 1852; as he, Full
mer, went to Washington the fore part Of
January, 1852, remained there about six
weeks, and returned home to New York be-
fore the middle of February of that year.
On looking at the files of the New York
Evening Express Of the year 1852, the fol
lowing appears:
March l, lS52-Among the passengers by
the Tennessee to Panama, from San Francis
&C, ! were Col. John c. Fremont and family
The Col. is now on his way to Europe, to dis
pose of his quartz title in the Mariposa.
The same papcr of the date of March 6
1852, says:
Passengers arrived in Empire City" Col
Fremont and his family And under th'
head of personal-'' Mrs. Fillmore, Mr.. NJ
p. Fillmore, and Hon. j. c. Fremont ant
family are at the Irving House. Col. Ere
mont, lady and children were among the pas
sengers in the Empire City, to-day, from
Chagres." I"
The same paper further says, of the dat'
March 10, 1s52:-Passengers sailed in th'
steamship Africa, for Liverpool, Col. j. c
Fremont and family. HUMBUG."
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The Richmond, (va.) Enquirer. thus
speaks of Buchanan
"He neper gaze vote against the interests
of slavery, and neuer uttered cord Wh'ch
could yain the most sensdtiue Southern heart. !"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-08
AN AWKWARD SITUATION.

The love of intoxicating drinks often
leads persons into awkward and unpleas.
ant scrapes. An incident, which was
related to us number of years ago, will
serve to illustrate this. One wintry day,
wood-cutter, who had been RECALLING
himself at tavern, on the banks of the
Connecticut in New Hampshire, until
he had become somewhat tipsey, under
took to cross the river on the ice. But
feeling indolent and drowsy, he threw
himself down, and soon fell fast asleep.
He slept for somc hours, but the air,
which was mild and pleasant in the af-
ternoon, when he laid down, had in the
meantime become quite changed. He
awoke during the night, and found HIM
self chilled, and nearly expiring with the
cold. He attempted to get up, but
found, to his CONSERVATION, hat his hair,
which was long and abundant, was firm
ly frozen in the ice. He could not move
his head without suffering great agony.
After several desperate but fruitless
efforts to raise his head from its cold and
comfortless pillow, which made him grin
like hyena, he raised his voice and call
ed right lustfully for help; and the
shores of the Connecticut resoundcd
with his cries. But his calls were un-
needed, even if they were heard and
after screaming until he was hoarse, he
wisely resolved to remain quiet until
morning, when he hoped to be able to
summon assistance. But the poor fcl-
low passed long and dreary night, and
had full leisure to review ana lament the
folly of his conduct.
Daylight no sooner appeared in the east
than the suffering wood-cutter again
shouted for help, and soon succeeded in
exciting attention. The inhabitants of
the neighborhood were alarmed, and one
and all turned out to learn the cause of
the strange uproar. They soon found
the poor man fiat on his back, with his
hair frozen to the ice, and fast perishing
with cold. They relieved him from the
unpleasant situation to which he had
been brought by his appetite for rum, and
conveyed to house hard by. Medical
aid was summoned, but it was long be-
fore he recovered his wonted health
The lesson which he received was Sc
we're but useful one. He was never seen
intoxicated after that night.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20
Connuhial Adventure.

The Buffalo Republic relates that recently
a false hearted married man in Detroit attempt
ed to elope from his lawful spouse with anoth-
er woman, to Canada. The guilty couple
crossed the river in one steamer, while the in
jured but spunky wife pursued them in an
other; and just as the train was leaving
Windsor, the latter sprung upon the rear cal
and ran through the coach until she found the
runaway couple, seated quietly side by side
She upbraided the man for running away from
his lawful welded wife, and insisted that he
should leave the cars and return with her
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20
Correspondence of the Missouri Republican
WEsTPORT Nav II 1S56

WESTPORT, May IL, 1000.
The latest news from the Investigating
Committee, is, that they were to return to
Lawrence this day, from Tecumseh, where
they have been examining witnesses. 1t is
understood that it will be impossible for Mr..
Oliver to unite with Howard and Sherman in
their "cut and dried' report. He will make a
minority report. . '+.f
Yesterday the United States Marshal at
tempted to arrest Reeder and Robinson for
contempt Of Court, and they swore they would
not be taken, and were defended by the rebels
who do their bidding. Last week they We're
summoned by Judge Lecompte, United States
Judge, to appear before the Grand Jury Of
Lecompton; but they refused to apper, and it
was for this contempt that they were to be ar
rested. To-day, the arrests were to be made
with the aid of the United States troops
You shall know the arrests. IL. G. T.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20
PROCLAMATION.
10 the PeopZe of Kansas Tcrrit

10 tie People of Kansas Territory
Whereas, certain judicial writs os arrest
have been directed to me by the 1st District
Court of the United States, &C., to be execu-
ted within the county of Douglas; and where
as, an attempt to execute them by the United
States Deputy Marshal was violently resisted
by a large number of the citizens Of Lawrence
and as there is every reason to believe that
any attempt to execute these writs will be re-
sisted by large body of armed men; now
therefore, the abiding citizens of the Ter
ritory are commanded to be and appear at Le-
compton, as soon as practical, and in numbers
sufficient for the proper execution of the law.
Given under my hand, this llth day of May,
1856. ,-. L B. DONALDSON,
U. S. Marshal for Kansas Territory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20

'sr@ There must be "tall living in Iowa. A
friend writes from there that going out few
days since short distance from horne, he found
six barreled revolver, a hunting knife, pair
Of boots and the dead bodies of eight wolves
laying beside them, indicating that some per-
son had shot six with his revolver, destroyed
two with his knife, and then became victim
OF the remainder. 90 fsi-., .,--.-,f ..-,-t.-
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LIABILITIES
Unsettled Claims Losses and not S76 os2 a
Company presents itg patrons the
satisfactory condition large increase in Cash Assets
their poeiesal investments he
ing placed minimum market value. the present time
depression in the standard OF hey ara either
stock good valuable and clean in
vestmens Welding moderate interest and income The
which the Assets have been yaued being
GOLD Besides this ~oldly the rnPany calls
the strength ar rty it derives rs its
bned system of Agencies having the
f united phaanx ExPET1ENCED UNDERTRI-
which has worked for thirty the hanest
stockholders and claimants for ssesand enables
to enter the year 1886 with greater prestige
than has yet been reached by really NATIONAL
surance Corporation. '.. -.
All business attended to with despaeIa ana hdeIlty:
ALLEN g. HALLOCK, Agent.
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TEN CENTS PER WEEK
NUMBER 242.

This the husband stoutly refused 10 do, when
the wife appealed to the conductor, and pro-
duced the necessary vouchers of her, identity
The conductor, with much good sense, decided
that woman was entitled toh her husband, and
informed the man that he would be under the
necessity ofdelivering him over to the custody
of his better half By this. time the passen-
gers had gathered around, and the scene be
came exceedingly mdicrous.. The man de-
clared that he would not leave his dulcinea,
md she persisted in retaining him. The tears
and entreades of the wife were too much for
the sympathetic conductor, he pulled the
check string, stopped the train, elected the
husband from the car, and delivered him to
his wife, several of the passengers holding on
to the other woman, who made most desper-
ate endeavors to follow The man tried hard
to get on the ears after they were in motion,
out was unable to do so, in consequences of the
tight grasp of the wife on his coat tails. The
last that was seen of the pair they were. roll
ng down the bank, closely locked in each
Dther's embrace. The frail fair one who was
the cause of the trouble, was carried out of
reach of her companion, for a time at least
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20
TIlYNEYN sOKENsOl

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, CORNER
'' WATER SITS. EVANSVILLE, IND.
FENHE have this day formed or
IL the purpose of doing wholesale GroeeTy anu %
business Having the business OF essrs a Ills
Howe purchased stock and made additions to make
romplete able offer good
FOR CASH any house in Evansville or any ey she
Vest. O. ~
Inn1 D.
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FAR N FOfS SALE.

TENHE undersigned having determined to CaifOr-
MIA offers for sale the Farm which he resides.
situated the road leading from Evansville to Mt
in Perry Township. 26 acres Said LAND is
all Well improved and supplied with
the best healthy part the county of Wander
wishing purchase the whole of
said Farm will the by application to the under
signed upon the premises. Title indispntable;
-Iwd3mw THOMAS KNIGHT
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He'll Hang ER, u

LOCK AND GUN M ItH
ToRRING such as repairing Umbrellas, ParAsols mend
j inc Rrass mounting Games etc., by 80
lug Dh-'0' NAFs - JAMES SPALDING,
goela an, fa4 a# - Corner Fourth and Main streets
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sHERWOOD HOUSE.

TNHE subscriber has taken the above house, ana ma:
entirely etted and refurnished it, and Is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He also rented the brick Stable owned oy
Mr. Peter Burke and has stock and car
riages to let. f' .la
HHe stable large clean and welllocated and good
kaostlersare attendance. observation-disclosures
will be paid to the ofhorses him for keep
ng and in all respects the public Ia find the Sher
rood House good Hotel. [jy9-tfl j. A. 8YEkS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20
MECETANICSs WORKS,
FOUNDRY IND HACHLNE STOP

EVANSVILLE, md
WILLIAM BOYLE 81 CO., -
EWAvING purchased Mr.. Henry Sehriber's we'll known
Foundry would respectfully ask eoGtnuanee of the
patronage extended him. and invite the attention of all who
want Foundry work kind done. facilities. We
experienced in the business and will warrant all work
reasonable We prepared to manufac-
ure Steam Engines Fire Hy draulic Presses To-
bacco Screws Presses Mill and Grist Mill Machinery
Ruildn Bastings Horsepower Thrashers Corn Shelters
Lard Presses, Railroad Work, Steamboat Re
pairs done, etc.
Castings every description made order at short notice
Boilers, Lard Tanks, and all the fixtures belonging
iherato,
Ali orders may be addressed to VIM. BOYLE 81 co.
mh28.6w Evansville. Ind.
a GROSS keg Fssse filled with leather; "a doz OK Marroa;
Is doz square German Cologne "a doz bears oil for
eaIe Nv apI7 r.. I. D. HEINANN.
" 1S5 cartoons Ribbons and handsome styles
100 do styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 doz Cambria Crsvats. assorted qualities;
Is pieces super twill'd French Black CLOTH
20cartoens Silk Velvet Ribbon. differen w1dths
$50 Parasos, assorted styles. pes Satin de Chine;
so doz Tuck Combs, rs doz India Rubber Puff Combs;
100 doz Horn do, $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
gro metal Coat Butons $50 horn Pand do rec
this day and for sale by JAS. Low CO..
mh29-d&w 41S Main street. Louisville. ny.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CggOCKETT u LOWE,
+ no A TTIORNEYS AT L4W, -1
aia3s -AIlfEEls 5z9sg g MADtSONVILLE, KY.
Will give prom to all business entrusted to he
care noVo-u
eeo FI1SyT PHILIP DECKER PHILIP KR AMER.
z4flf54 sE5 GEO. KILN Z &c CO, sEe 5IzF
Manufacturers of Lard Oil, Soap and Candles.
wwTE are prepared now to any the above
Nv tiees and prices the can be had
at Uncnnst Orders lbft at the store of Decker
Kramer on Main street. between First and Second ss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20

SEWING sILK.-1oO black sewing silk. reed to-
- day and for sale by ~ -.- JAMES LOW e. CO..
APPS 41S Main street, Louisville, KY.
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W1T. K. NFcGaREW,

~
F.. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ohce in the Crescent City Bank building. =.
wwT faithfully all business entrusted 70 MN
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EpLACK LAWNs.-2 cases solid black lawns. received
ID to -dav and for sale by JAMES Low Il co.,
APPS ittftee-- 4I8 Main street Louisville, KY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
lfer OF HARTFORD, CONN, fl+l Ati'

.f a| JANUAh1 1o0bs
As to its Stockholders and made out in Nmp
with State laws of New York Ohio Indiana Illinois,
&e-gH.t sd ION ,TPMTSr5ff ~Hrs otf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20

| IEBLEACHEB MUsLINS.--We selling the different
beaehed muslns mapufacsurers prices By
the for par funds. 3fc 10 JAMES Low & CO., n
/ apis 412 Main st., louisville. 1y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
NHE Board Commissioners of the county rg
will az II clock A. M Thursday the Ist day of May
next consider sealed Proposals for building
RpGr yyrff STONE AHUrNENTS Pigeon Creek near
ody's Mill Plans specifications of the proposed work
NAV be examined at the undersigned by
desrous of bidding for said job. - = - -
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RDRINTs.-25 eases new .tyles fancy Print;
do black and white do;
.t-As do solid black dos no
thix dav and fars sale bv JAMES Low IL co.
mhls-d4w Ais Main street. louisville, Ny I
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- APPS 8 JAMES Low 90.
ae. fsr m ~. -Fs. AIS Main st Louisvillee. kH
FENRIMMINs- 10 cartons Silk Fringe; 10 captons silk
ap2s iliDs'' 's0'0'0-0aS anu JAMEg Tow 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20
Il Id w AR ID II OX lie,

BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMTTHGNG IN GENERAL;
a. ANUFACTURE Boiler Rivets Railroad Chairs and
Louis. Mo-
hR3 Second hand Boilers always hand. Repairing lone
upon the shortest notice. mhIs-3m
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@NOOPERfS TOOLs.-A full assortment Knives,
u Planes and Truss Hoops just reed by steamer r
rweed md for lie by f.a. WALDKIRCH.
,reh2 ~ Main istand2d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20

WHONNET RIBBON e--~ a5' t't+'' >ii-.
D 50 cartoons Bonnet Ri bbon assorted; - .. :
20 do Dress Trimptinga do: rec this day and for
sale by JAMES Low CO.,
ufyS 4F Ht1t r5 4is Main street, Louisville. KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20

AXks.-Coiins, Lippencotts and Manns; casks trace
-EA chains, hog and Halter chains for sale by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20

@Rn BOXES German soaps 20 boxes Palm soap 25 boxes
GbAp Cream cheese; gross of assd crubbng brushes
ground spices doz of ass Garry Combs for
sale bv nh22 l. & ID. HEIMANN.
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mnRE NEW NPKENE @

NM = received per steamer Efhe Alton and INssu;
~ thirty-eght of fine sp-ing shoes or Al
and will bs sold this week 20 tne
dear peorIe who will please aaiek
] 'er. myt " HENDhAOhs q mohEA'
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M&LANK BUOK-.-A large and complete assortment o
It'd Blank bedSsrs Day and Cash Books
mhS{ -- Il. CONYNGTON & co.
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The name of the Corporation is ETNA INSF RANGE
COMPANY located Hartford Connecticut. +t--'
: ASSETS
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-

100 Ohio Life Tns. & Trust .Stl Gin I'll $4,000
* Mseh Il Traders Bk Stk JERSEY City L. 500 90
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Nos. IT and 10 Wall st.7 Cimcinmaa, u.
TTAvE ON hand a beautiful stock Of PRlNTER'S Pa
III pERS Cards Card Sheets, Black and eclored Inks,
Rronzes Varnshes. &C., which they efer At 5,f
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES r.. +
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BOWIE 4 HAsBRoUCK, st:ti9nssr "a H aas
UfACTuREks eer Tor ale q esAh prsss svsy VIZ
o. account Soohs Psper, Fancy and ssple RsS mi
stands Memorandum and TINE Boots Ysns ca 4. ~
eIes asu.ly hspt 5, he I'D. JOB PRINfiSo and An
UohAfHf executed low rates se.uy'
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Cost an6 foun6.

7 OST or taken in error from the Custom House
IL Store jersey City, this morning. ser the arrival Of the
steamship Asia large BLACK TaUNK, with Brass Stud
Nails containing Genemsns Wearing Apparel three Books
Of Account and quantity Of Patter &C. Any bringing
owner at No. ~ Cfst, WI receive handsome re-
wsrd.-Frdsy. May l6, 1856.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1856.
CARTER Il BROTHERS
~ Have Just Publshed:
l. DR.. HODGES COMMENTARY on EPHESIANS.

kOp1 En- bhOI n .
l. DIR. HODGES COMMENTARY on EPHEsIANs.
1--WE know Of Who safer guide to The study Of Ii.
e IH5 WEE TfSE .S o.
s:g1 ,.Es s g5s: :ss f :e his time
P 9Si. No sSp s.& csCARMEST1RY ON HAco
~ apRSSRs 't 81 IN f a1sos Rev,
This rae Dr. Mason the si.n. Of the last generation No
noble, hear. 10 person or more eenm.nans miod
"" " Dr. !HcoBuss NOTES ON THE GOSPELS
Vol. . MARX and LUXE.
Ready u few day. QUESTIONS on each of the .bov.
bee., o. % Pc, ID dozen e. i..,D,0, A., M ,,,,v
qualified for The responsible work Of an snn'.tor the Holy
W. DIsooURsEs ON TRUTH By q. rSorn~sll,
D. D., Of Columbia. 8. C. limo. 81.
The .she: o. he Ofest standard breathing pur. the
form az eompscted logic: It for both mind and heart
10 read these able eIPostions Of the moral Of Christian
H!%II LreIuEGGssy on THE LIFE, sESISs AND fS
She world Of literature Of religion /. of equal obligation
Vii III .'1iGI s fofM ENDS in
dueed much that new and true and wonderful in this
G TIE eSsEHHHE EzEksht By Dr. Guthrie ell
XII E MEMo AZ OF caSTAS Wears c
XIV XIV sEYMogRs EVENINGS WITH THE ROMAN
St ss RAv1 tJhH ydx BIBLE
xvi Xvii MEMOIR OF ADELAIDE LEoPER NEWTON.
i' %SI1i. EDWARD cLIFFoRDi Or, MEMOIRS CHILD
XXX DR. Haa rows HaSIESs FROM EDES SOC
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

DLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY-At low
I'D priees BOOKS made pattern Orders receive pronpt
attention. FRANCIS L0UrREL,
ststioneu PYinters and Beokbndeu No. n Maidsnlans-
n n. KNIGHT l. CO.,
Ds InpoRrRns AND wKcLEsALs DsALRRs
FANCY GOODS,
No. % vRsxy.sf., " srArnsa
evs inst received extra large RUBBER P0FR COMBS
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TINE PARIS CHRONICLE.-On the LIST OF
Nav vil be published Q trrmonthy Journal In the
En.rsb ispsusre Of The Fashion Literature the Fine ArtS
Industry aud Commerce Each number VIII be s%es.nsd
nv beautiful coored engraving Of the Fashions The journal
viii contain con ofevery venasn whether
Art science Fashion, bedes The viS1 hsSs sDS aIp
LES HARTWICK, No. Is Rue Viyienne, Paris Terms OF
subsc months 81; IL months, es 70
received for the United States BY Aesss Eoi
4 New-YeYk.
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printing.

DOCK, MAGAZINE, MUSIC and NEWS
ID PAPER PRINTING and STEREOrYPING. M the
SHORTEST NOTICE, in the PROMPTEsT MANNER and
at REASONABLE PRICES, BY MILLER HOLMAN, cor
Centre and White sta where they have Spacious sst.o
hment superior presses and facility for printing
Books Nsnzines Newspaper Catalogues. show Bs Circa
lars Cards In the Printing limo the public may de-
mand
CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS and all
~ kinds Of JOB PRINTING from the Smallest Card to the
Lsrres Bill obtained the PRcrs at BAkEk
L GODWINs extensive Steam Printing Once, TRIBUNE
BUILDINGS
On KMAN-S Do
~ PHAIR L Co., STEAM JOB PRINTERS, ~
No 2 BeehmAn hsys nnsurgssssd i.cltes for s,sestns
every description OF JOB PRINTING from the Double Nam
not Poster 70 smallest Card In die best STYLE u the low
est cash price. Call and examine specimens
TRIBUNE UILDINGS.-PRINTING of every
i description from Card to Book at the Lowest Cash
Prieea BAKER GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings
Ws PER Resm for BILL-HEADS; 81 so
~ - per thousand for CARDS; CIRCULARS lin quaint,
e 50 esns per Thousand and every other aesenpa1n o.
PRINTING executed promptly In first rate STYLE and - cheap
as the cheapest, ct ECkhA6sS, No. n Fuonst N r.
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mood HEALTH is OUR GREAT WANT
VI We obtain only by knowledge Of the Laws Of Life
Of Disease AL subjects connected with Diet
Exercise Cleanliness Ventilation DWELLING Clothing, Occu-
patton and Amusements will be clearly presented in the
WATER CURE JOURNAL. Hydropsthy will be fully eH'
plat, ed applied all known diseases Water Cure not
eqused by other mode Of treatment in those complaints
peculiar Women and will give practical sdvce most I'm
por them Particular directions for the treatment Of ord
that ell apply without the aid OF
PHYSICIAN The JOURNAL designed for the People'-not
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