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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-07
Old Bourbon w hiskey
WILSON, FA1RBANK x CO.,
EDp lJEUICTNAJ DTRDnSES

MlLSON, tAlhDANh " w.,
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
OY~To attain the desired object of placing be
fore the public reliable article, We have spared
neither time nor expense, ana the basis upon
which We place the virtue Of our W hiskey is, (ioT
whatever purposes the purest qurGty may be rec
ommended,) that this Is entirely free nom any
auuiteraton whatever.
Its purity cannot be questioned, a thorough
analysis has Oeen maze, as viii be seen by refer
ring to the Certificate, a copy OF which accompa-
MICS each bottle:
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE,
% Somerset St, Boston, May 30, 1877.
Messrs. WILSON, FAIYBANK X Co.
GentIemen--I have made chemical analysis Of
the sample OF Bourbon MhisNey you sent to me,
searching them Tor drugs or 0dat;erGfing matters,
and have to inform you that the samples OF Wits
Key are free from any authorizations, and do not
contain any POISONOUS or injurious matters, and
hedce arc suitable Tor RaediciHd! ase
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
CBARLks 1. JACKSON, NJ. d., State AssayeI
IN orier 10 Prereht Inception, o5serre mat the
tdc s,0tte VI ne sisHGt, " ou}Jrm cUrtrSh lie cork
q ererg Goule ,c,atOu HS protection none is geHu-
me.
Inc above = put up Ia quart and pint bottles
and lor sale by All tne druggists.
WILSON,, FAlRbANk & co.
Wholesale Druggists.
Nos. 40 y 40 HAMMER SlhEHl, BOSTON.
TO WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED.
For sale lie Druggist, generally.
9:3w.
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100 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

JNHE subscriber offers for sale 100 acres of land
lying in Salisbury, near Nathaniel Spencer's
about a mile South of Salisbury Depot. Said
lot is good land and 10 Of it is covered with
black ash timber, that will cut 80 cords to the
Refer to Gen. L. p. White or j. NJ. Slade
& Co. e. w. LII ONo.
Niddleburv March 2, 1867. 46-tf
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PAINTS AND OIL.

p0ILED aud Raw Lnseed Oil, White Lead
ID French and American Zinc, and a gen
eral assortment of Paints, Nanishes, &c,
now receiving and for sale for cash only, by
May I. H. A. SHELDON.
SIASONED WOOD.-Those IN want of Sea-
- soned Wood, please call at H. Langworthy's
store.
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Ittc0itol.
TIE LIVER INVIGORATOR

DREPAIED ~ DIR SANFORD, is n great
Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily
working cures almost too great to believe. II
cures ~ it by magic, treR he fret date giring ben
ell, ana seldom more than Que bottle is required
TO cue any kind of Lirer Complaint, from tho
forst Iaundice or Dyspepsia to common head
lc, all Of which are the result of Diseased
Itrcr.
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"', ~,
me Liver Is one OF
Tue frinclpal resnlat-
ors oi the human to-
dy, ana "hcn II per
lorili, l's functions
wen llo powers oil the
4ys'," are luiiy ue
Eei3pen, ne s,o"'","
Is almost ehtlIely nc 4
pendent on the neal !
my act,oh OIL inc Nv
er ior the proper per-
iormance Oh us iullc
tons. When the stoln-
ach IS at iaultl the
oowe,s are at iauit, /
ana q. the whole system
suffers III consequence
oil one organ-the L'r'
er'-havlng ceased to !
40 us duty' FOR the
diseases OF that organ,
one oil the proprietors
has made 1t his study,
IN Il practice OF more
than twenty years, to
ma some remedy
whorewith To counter
ACT tlle many derange-
ments 10 when II Is
lIap y,
10 prove mat TINS
r c IN e dy s ut last
iouhd, a n y, person
t r; WIN Liver
1 &c i IN any OF
us 'orins, mas put 10
Try a oottle' ana con-
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machinery, removing
the causes Of the dis
ease, and eGecting II
radical cure without
any of the disagreea-
ble after effects, felt BY
using Calomel or Min
eral Poison, that is IL
sually iesorted to.
One dose after eat
ing is sufficient to re
liove the stomach ana
prevent the food from
rising and souring.
Only one dose take |
before retiring pre-
vents nightmare.
Only one dose taken
at night loosens the
bowels gently & cures
costiveness.
One dose taken al
ter each meal will
cure Dyspepsia.
" One dose OF 2
teaspoonfulls will al
, ways re lie We Sick
Headache.
One bottle taken iol
female obstruction re
, moves the cause OF the
disease and makes Il
perfect cure.
Only one dose in
mediatel y removes the
Cholic, while
Ono dose often re
peated is n sure cure
for Cholera MorLus,
, and a preventive q
, Cholera.
One dose taken OIL
! ten will prevent the
, recurrence of bilious
attacks, while il re
1 lieves all painful feel.
! ings.
4 Only one bottle is
! needed to throw OFT
] OF the system the CT
lccts Of medicine after
a long sickness.
One bottle taken iCl
Jaundice removes nj
yellowness or unnf;
ural color of the SKIN
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Sheldop's Hair Dive !

hOUBLE the quantity at HALF the price of
~ other Dyes. 1t continues to sell at a rap
idly increasing rate as people become acquainted
with it.
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Iflc0itnl.
WILLIAM p. RUSSELL,
MIDDIHBURY, VT,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Groceries, Paints, cas, Na-A,a.s
Perlumery, Chemicals Fine Toilet Soap
Hair and Tooth Brushes Surgical lnsif
mcnts, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Gard 81
Seeds, &c, &c
Physicians prescriptions accurately and
carefully dispensed by COM. ut and ex-
pcricnccd Druggist.
DR.. Russel ..,lnue to give advice and
prescriptions gratis, to all invalds calling on
him az his store.
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Every Farmer Should Own Them"
A gricultural Books.
lhlhllshed by c. NJ. SAxroN. & Co. n. Y.

+ "r-"s, Fruit Growers Gardeners, Horse
Bird rs, Dee Keepers, Flower Gardeners
Sugar RS, Sc, &c
Morgan res, by d. C. Linsley. 81 90
Elllotts H. RI American Fruit Growers,
Guide IN Orchards and Gardeners, l %
Paidee Or. g. on Strawberry Culture, go
The stable Book, by A. Ballen, l co
Charlton's (Wml Grape Growers Guide, 60
Weeks tlohn NJ on Bees, Manual, 20
Buists lRohert) American Flower Garden
Directory. %
Dadds Geo H. American Cattle Doctor, l 90
Cobbetts American Gardener, so
Youatt on Sheep rs
Guenen on Mich Cows, 90
American Poultry Yard, 90
Aliens a.. F. Rural Architecture, 1876
Aliens Or. b. Diseases OF Domestic Ami
mails, IS
Aliens r. h. American Farm Book, 90
The Horses Foot and how 20 keep It sound,
by VIM. Miles, 30
Brownies d. j. American Bird Fancier, so
Saxton's Rural Hand Books Series EACH l 20
Chinese Sugar Cane, and Sugar making, by
G. +. Stansbury, 20
Bricks Book of Flowers, 90
American Veterinarian, 90
Coles Fruit Book, so
Any Of the above Books sent free of Postage, to
any part of the United States, on receipt Of Price
Also any Agricultural Works, not on hand pro
cnred to order on shott notice. Sold by
A. H. COPELAND.
Middlebury, Marcl, 20, 1867.
FISH.
MO. Salmon Nos 1872 Nackerel White Fish
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ROILED and Raw Oil, White Lead, Dry
- and Ground Zinc, yanish and other
Paints, for sale by W. REMSEN.
July II, 1856.
DOCKET MAPS OF KANSAS, for sale by
l. w. CLARK.
IMPRESSION PAPER, for sale at
COPELAND'S NEWS ROOM.
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CHI ZAP, CHEAPE. CHEAPEST,
The subscriber has on hand large assortment
of Miscellaneous Books, Cheap Publications. Blank
Books Staiioemy &C.
Which he will sell nj lower prices than ever be-
fore offered IN this County Please call and ex-
anime soon as the stock must be sold TO make
room for the fall stock.
N. b. No Gold Watches, or Jewalry thrown in.
Copelands News Room
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Mlisrclloucous.
Y. KINGSFORD Il SONS
Pure 0swegO Stare h,

Y. KINGSFORD Il SONS
Pure 0sWegO Starch,
tfOR The LAUNDRY,)
1TAS established greater celebrity than has
III ever bcnu obtain Il by any other starch.
This has been the result OF i,s mark ed superior
ity in quality and ia, invariablg uniformity
The public may be assured of the continuance
of the high standard now established
The production is over Twenty Tons daily, and
the demand has extended throughout the whole
Of the United States, and to foreign countries.
Working thus On a very large scale, and under
a rigid system, they are able to secure Il perfect
uniformity IN the quality throughout the year.
This is the great desideratum in Starch-making,
and is realized now for the first time.
The very best Starch that can be made, and no
other, is always wDnted by consumers and this
will be supplied TO them by the grocers as soon
as their customers have learned which is the best,
and ask for it--otherwise they would be likely to
get that article on which the largest profit can be
made.
Mr.. Kingsford has been engaged in the manu-
facture of Starch continuously for the last q
years, and during the whole Of the period the
Starch made under his supervision has been, be-
yond any question, the best in the market For
the first II years, he had the charge of fireworks
of VIM. Colgate 4 Co.. at which period he in
vented the process of the manufacture of Corr
Starch.
0T-Ask for Kingsfords Starch, as The name Os.
teego has been recently taken By another fdctoyy
1t is sold by all of the best groccrs in nearly
every part of the country.
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r -"7, Fruit Growers, Gardeners, Horse
Mel % Growere, Grape Growers, Poulterers,
Bird RS, Dee Keepers, Flower Gardeners
Sugar rs &c &c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-12

PRoNPT ACTION. The Princelon Courier
speaks IN terms of deserved commentator
of the prompt and energetic action of Mr..
John Y. A. Steele. of that town, who ar
rested the Francisco rioters. and prevented
their escape ut a moment when they were
preparing for flight: THE riot tooA
place about o'clock on Thursday evening.
Constable Steele was notified of its Occult
renee about o'clock the next morning.
With a prornptness for which he is eharac-
terized he gathered few friends together
and went Immediately in pursuit, and by
10 O'clock a. m, on Friday, he had SIX men,
the principal leaders in the riot, before Judge
Barrett. Mr.. Steele. We understand, is only
81 years of age, and too much praise cannot
be meeted out to him for his promptness In
{ his AFFAIR."
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VALUABLE STOCK Fon SALE.

fhY virtue Of an assignment or deed OF trust ale
ton.e y Bhn Mitchell. deceased, in his life me,
md lated March eth Isa5, viii al The door Of
Court lfluse in Evansville, IN TGe>liv the 10Th day
OF October lsa nj .'ci,a j. NJ, sell ~ public auc-
non Wharf StocS IN the " hart oi the City 81 Evans
Vile amounting ut lace tn he sum OF ten thou SIND
dollars; the stock thus To- he sol erg ten thousand
dollars Of the principal of the inst ut construction OF
the Evansville harf constructed " sail Mitchell
and Marcus sherwood and Moses Ross. under their
contract with the Civ of Evansville TIE puchaser
will e entitled IT, the iyiicnds Nhic occ~ue after
said sale on sail of :lnota. hch .vi lends are
said contract guaranteed To ~ Ier cent Ter air
q. W. RATIlBONE Trustee.
Evansville Sept 2ath. 1851. d1.&wtS.
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second Dispatch.
Erie aaiiro I'd DificuIlies.

NLw YORK. Oct. lO-N
For several days past. o. ing TO non pay
inert OF wages due. there have becn apl,re-
tensions of IA disturbance among the work
men ut the Erie railroad tunnel at Bergen
Cut. Yesterday crowd OF laborers Num-
boring 1000 ~ Loo assembled. evidently
with the intention oi making hostile de-
monstration but after obtaining one or two
trains for short time, through the lnterfer-
ence of Catholic priest and the Sheriff OF
Hudson county. and the presence OF iorcc
OF military which had been ordered, the moi
was reduced to guictness.
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FoK PADUGAa.-fhe regular parsct j. IL
Done leaves this morning TOT Padae..h and
Cairo. She did not arrive in time 10 lea, ,
Thursday ami has laid ovH until :" day.
She takes the mail and will go through
without detention. M,ssrs. lierr"n anu Nc
CIaekln will do the :. asfeeab.e" Is p..sSeu
gers, and Shippers cdn rely upon having
their freight reshipici AT Care with great
care. Don't forget; the Done Is for PadY
cab and way landings this morning. -
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safety and eiief.-Od Dr. u. James, about
whom ne Nes iors ,n other Atlantic city press have
said much, has retired from practice, Ut Or. Tho
Tiiton, his son-in-aw, ha- been educated 10 tray
e. for m aud dispense his invalui lie medicines. Most
prominent among these his extract of Cannalis In
ica, which he discovered after hai labor and deep
search in Calcutta. lie strive to make medicine to
his only child RON death y consumption, aud lac
succeeie. Dr. rilton, his son-i-aw, is in Chicago
Room No. ), MLssa,ot louse.I lie has already
ceeesi IN curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
eases of Consumption, Nervous Debility AMI Suffer-
ing, Asthma ami Bronchitis. Til, Colds and Coughs
he lEts banshel. are irnumerale The Canniaiis In
dica is the most wonderful blessing If the Pge. Give
Dr. Tton a call send for a bottle VI medicine which
will cost You tso iOaNs. lie will prove - you that
you need not he Sick and thai il will trie
to get WE'LL
". "A spru-Dynameter to test the strength If
he lungs, ad ascertain the state Of the patients
health.
p. s. By al PRESSING Or. Tilton a through the
nc 40 P'st H., eIsi sig fIdr pJsttge unp
IL. recipe will lie in return, free charg,
any part OF Union. All letters answered lron,pl.
ly. Address.
Dr.. TILTON,
OctIl6 Box lis, CHICAGO, HI.
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Tue Nav YORK bANas The Cin-innati
Commercial says We understand the New
York banks, which had, during the lasl
month. been acting in concert. with the un-
Outstanding they would stand OF fall to-
gesher, have separated. and each Bank now
acts with ex, elusive refer en,e to its'own well
fare. This looks bad. and indicates that
some OF the anks, even in New York, are
considered in no. e.es> situations.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

IN Ordisaeee to Fresc5ibe The time scittin
sckich zeal estate may be &e7d Jar TIE pay-
mentor city tdess assfseea tktreOn.
a.SECTIoN !. BE il ordained V the Common Coun-
- ell Of the city Of Evasvilie I hat from ma after
e passage Of this Ordinance, shall ana may lie law
III FOR the CITY Collector AT time between the frst
Nonday in October and the last Monday IN feauary
Of ch wear. make the assessed real estate
either the sikure and sale OF the goods and ciatels
-: the ant there Il, by selling the Loo
piece Of gi,und itself upon which the tax remain
uTplif, much thereof nay lie necessary 70 I2y
sas'I take AMI the csfs of advertising aud sale.
JOHN HEW son, Nayar.
volksbote copy octs-s<wIt
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USIrEb STATES SEyRroR From FIX
MSS EE The legislature of Tennessee
have elected Gov Andrew johnson.
t. the Senate OF the United SAGE in place
81 Gov. Jenes, whose tern expired last
Mach.
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Latest f.vn Ind a.

BosToS. Oct lo-a
A letter from the firm of Foster. Rogers d
-. Calcutta dated August loIh. two days
after the rvgni;.r Indian mail was nlade mp.
makes no mention 1T any news regarding
Lucknow. except that q n. Haverock has
recei vel reiu! ofcs.mrnis and Was adj ,J.ieing
toward that'p 'fhe2be~iegedi at AiTak
had been saved. and 500 li,cs were lost in
doing it. .rafsi bnE .-tiig< naFE
Thc bengal steamer was expected IN five
,leys and il was Thought wouid bling troop
frsn Malta. IT,, -,
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DI,CRED.TEU BANKS,

The following a Corrected list date, Of reeen
SUSPENDED and DIscREDITED Banks:
Archie Bank, Providence, u |.
America BANK, 1reitoI.. Nj,
AgrCu.Iursi. blIsk, Tenn.
Agricultural Lar a, Iierkiner, y. \.
bergen County BnS y j.
Bais 81 aiairda g IA, y. \.
NaperyilIe, Iii.
do Be.ItvIe, de-
do Nasty lie, Tennessee.
do sIrine field. ono.
do T.UunIsth, Va chs gan.
do New Jersey , New Brunswick, Nj.
do Kent, X. /.
do liaiiGweii, Me.
do America, ] eIn.
do West Tennessee, Tenn.
do Iar,s, Tenn
do Corning y. y.
do the South County, X. L.
do North Americas, CoBectcut.
do kiniwlri. Virginia.
do EIgn, liI-, :: >. snail circulation.
do the Capitol, Indianapolis, lni:Is.s.
d. Middleton, Penn.
do WATERFOWL, n. Y.
d Chester, IL.
do Eign, d.
d, PIKE County, III.
Central Bank, lntilaIapllis ind., So. J.
Chemung County i,si.k, norse Heals, MY, $. $.
Clinton bank, L columbus, Ohio
Cum eria,ri savings Institute, nd.
Coinmerc al BaLk, Columbia. ;. T..
Citizens Bank, Tenn.
Corn ESclrssge Bank, Ill.
Charter OAK Bank, Hartford, Conn.,
tot:he ter Bank, Conn.
pan.y Bans, VT.
DavtII, i5ans. ohio.
Dary mans Ians, Newport, MY.
ellsworth Bank. Maine.
Exeter Bank y. ~.
Exchange Bans. Pittsburgh. Ia
exchange l.aI.k. lialtfor'l, Corn.
farn.ers' Rank oi SassItagt Co., y. u, SIS
Farmers AMI uIrcturr's i:aiix, r"ughkeeps;e
FARMERS isans, Wicklri, d. I.
Farmers n Neclsng,s' labk. h ell county, Nd.
Fun.er. and Aerrharts' l..sr :, MI.
Esriiie 4 ,.oGi;y Balk. N.r AZ, e.; g..
Farmers n Mechanics BtiE. Detroit, Mch. tfr'
~. ikauE Eat.rs
u ,lisser Ban X, buffalo. y. Y.,s.s.
iia,cock bank, Yale.
VI p>inton Bank, Westerly. Y 7.
Iinn,i!tn ETchales ihnt, Hamilton, Ny
I.ia'I y Bark; CITY:
Ieii,rs,n uity DIk. y. y.
lie Bsii.S, Nas-a ht.se T..
Nscitanics' Hai.ki ug Association, y. v. SIS.
N.iint VERNON Rank, Providence, X. /.
Ntr,tine RiI X. Mare.
Nnnson RIVER Bans. Ma I, lt f"H
Nacorah County Bank. MchiEaps
Mechanies' BANKING Associali"f', y i'cits.
MorZm BlDS, Ga.
M M.s%i v s,Es s Nina i, oe Ny.
Nuns.n HanK. Nass.
Chants 4 Nanufic,urers' RanR, pi,tSursh. Pa
Mercantile Bank, Hartford. Comh. y = ~
Y. Va security fans, v. y.
NJ 1asa % Sss,,,,' ~, ~, e9S ,roTf Ses r 81 lou
Nissnra River Bank, Tora~andii y. 4, repoFte
Ohio Life rgas, Con p,ny. !on't issue notes;
Ontario County bark, Phelps, NY
Peoples Rank, \. city. reporte,i failed. SIS.
Pl@e;tuck Bank, pawcl,uck. CT
Port PAN Rluk, y. l..s.s
Re-iprsci,s Rark, bufae v. Y. new hank, s.. $.
Rhole Island Genital kank, RI:
Sarf.rh Bar K!Ne. IFrsf -rH..
SscSeit's nrar Banks \. y. . .f.t rs.
South Roy al;on Rank, VT.
Senect County Bank, Ohio. -.tt
Southern Rank, Georgia. rarr.a
StIcK Security BanR Illinois. ---
Tprec,noe Bank, Logapspprt, Ind:
Tivertun Eaik, Fall River, x. l.
Union Bank, frenchtOwn, y. j.
Tnadlla Bank Ny. creme
Warwick Rank, Il. I.
Wooster Bank, Danhurv, Conn.
Warren County Rank. Penn.
Yates County Bank, Penn Yam, Ny.
NOTES.. s." means securet nv state stock.
Most of these Banks viii Iay their circulation IL
full, AMI holders o. their bills should submit
,arge discOunt on them.
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Ague and Fever. or Chi!ls and FcyeI
Guild TX
SfG!TE'S TONIC SYRUP.

Ills ia<,S eeIe, rate lie licii,e mas for n.si,
. years raiItainel it, superiority over asi stitI
reme1ies, foT Tue SAFE. ceIta Il an peITai "a
cue ~ ne aid Fever, or hil and feVet. heiiei
81 short - iog saldiii aih n :" case wall u a' L.
rure Il the directions are strictly FOLLOWED aid carii.'
t,Ut.
This remedy has tc,n extensively used throughout
he Sti.es of keIrucky, Tel esSee, uhio lLdial.a
Peii.sA vsll.ia, 1.ci,il an, IoWa, iScoIs, Him
Missouri. ,Nts, Al Sairis, Ia M ~ MississiI p9l
Louisiana. aId la. ieTr ~. eItN cure uVet cAk NH
LIoN a. n iai ssSyYsss 1,Ins, aty OF which ia
OF irulI ole u three ears >taid :. aiG lai -
.sted al fl,e usual tli ed s foAi ~ the corr try i
ions were lsoItry followed. 'Sucl j. rsilyarHi'',
ss 81 s S sT s ssd t s.s an
resort ii N ~ opirie aud ali o'her rem
ie lie are assured that it is not only certain il
is eject As Toi ic, ui Icing col posst 81 TREY
vege,a e neoicine- Is rerfcciy ioeert in all esses
cirtur and naS given to fen ales, inta t.
md all persans II del ilii;lei AMI delicate coiSitu
n~ without the least ftit S hatever OF any unpies-
This redic is con- Ell Of articles OF the prin
md quest qualify, and is always ade y ie IN, iri-
~tl ~ Iersen st.er The forms Of psini,c.s
he esSr1I ;I. ard In fis
spect alne rendered srt;i;ls SUI the
Nv it- aperent aiil elwtrrf aphoretie lrurerties
llcl ia it, toIiic Qualities. il iSrrfired emineftl
superior 20 nuinne and other rerrei Is - er;,
AID pa u.ar ionic, IN al cases whatever nhere tonic
ne r,per to ie iapis,6rel. The proprietor, there
teeSF t. ys h f GtS.'s v vi Il the
e Convinced Of its great superb ty VI other
Persons living 4. districts oF ctrI &C - Acue
aId Fever, ChilS and Fever, or BiiiuG- would
10 gsli9 sep 4uIpiy Of this valuable rerieey at
The psi fteipr Vas nowin his possession ih.srtrds
# ccrtcaies Of rs value, given " persons WHO have
used it, With Many letters fgri;l merchants WHO have
>oii il largely ~ aier caut Try, ell from u.I
respesaie Itciitiorcrs ylsD hsv used il in prefer
erce to other rem e.iies. atttstirc It. value.
-ri JNo. SMITH. Proprietor.
For sale. wholesale arfl retail, " IallccL & Sto,l-
Pennington. seli's 2m
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sr We are inisb.-d 10 Mr. kersternier
ior full ties OF Chic' e. papers in i.dvance oI
tie mails. The pe,uu.~ry diiieuIte, IN. the
N"r'ii-West are increasing, anu goi. Ia CHI
eago has advanced to lsVal5 per cent. 49,
MUM. The shipments OF grain are yer.
limited. - '
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New York. Oct l0-N
Flour declined; sales of 5000 hbls at "a 40
IA ~ for State and S. 81 tor Ohio and 81 A.
as ~ tor southern. Cor quiet. Mess
Pork 4oc lower; sales at $23. Whisky dull.
Stocks frmer. Missouri as GA.
NLw YORK. Oct l0-PM
Flour quiet; 7.0oo bbls sold. Wheat un-
settled; l2.o0o lush sold at 81 25,dl 50 for
white and 81 lsdl % for red. Corn de-
cline,i; 1000 bush sold ut 65d6s1zc. Pro-
visions generally ,.ull.
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ai.saS.

The Telegraph brings us news Of the
conipiete triumph Of the Free State Party
in the recent election. This ends the
Kan as difficulty. and win give peace
and quiet To the country on the slavery
question:: Nfr
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~ BY private dispatch from Princeton
We learn til Gibson county took the pre-.
MUM for the beat wheat and the greatest
quantity raised to the acre. ut the S.atr
Fair. Good Tor old Gibson. -
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To tn. Voter. OF the srd Judicial Circuit

After becoming u candidate for District
Prosecutor. learned that young Mr.. Blunt
Of Grand View, had preceded me in beeom-
ing candidate. On learning which. imme-
diately declined in his favor.
II can be usefil to you in the Office OF
Circuit Prosecu ing Attorney. la place OF II
o. Barkwell Esq, resigned, am eandi-
date tor tina, office.
THOS. 7. LANGDON.
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C0UPoRaTION NOTICE..

a RnERFp, That the owI ers Of ] ot No. 6, IN the
VI Old Pam % the ity Of Evansville, lis
,idep alks IN nth dier stiett cot sdlOi) 10 10
II aired and Teaid h GOO ritk, ~ tie tstai lei cd
sfdth. within g DAYS after tie publication ct this no.
ce, and Ia ,leaull thereof t onntf Coui ell viii
prnceed To- lave said V'ik dci and the acCrUny
chars viii eclaIsed asaI N collected sale %
said lrepyrty, mitch thereof as will satisfy said
,eu N q costs. t.f
ry or er of the Comnon Courcil.
sep'O- m WELL. IL. WALKER. City cf'A 4
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