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BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE
CLEARING out Sale Of Summer Goods
Ell. Baldwin 81 Co.,
Monday, July 26th,
The most
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
NEW GOODS.

q RAYMOND 4 CO, have received
% BIsck Dress silks and full supply,
India and Summer 81 Ks.
SieIIa Cashmere anl 1hibef Sla~ls.
Whi.e Crat,e Shawls embroidered and PLAN
Brocha Scarfs and Shawls,
Black and ColCred SILK Shawls.
Back SIX AaLtillas,
Resfori Dress Goods Mcuselile de CAaus,
Cha-i de LANES. Rsbesa Qulles,
Rreuch Bfilliaufs, Organcy Muslins.
Chfufz C)rgandies Chocolate OrgaudldE,
Resfori Greuadines. Berage Robes.
Freuch Jacc1nets. Ginghsm Robes Suillaf
PLAIN ali vsuO de LANES. HOyles PIiius.
French, English and American & Callcoes,
L a les Gauntlets, c ents Driving CLOVIS,
Ladies Marseilies CollaFs, Chsntilb hellsi
Parasuls. Rihbons und Lace,
E-lb'i Handkerch eis Emb'd CoilArs
Sleeves and Collar Sets. Black Lace mnts-
Chantily Bugled Collars. WhIte SIX ffihget
Hs--t55 Fi,--ssS E'SgingE and Iugertings.
Fsrrr Ileit Ribbons, Marseilles Trimming,
Back Velvet Ribbons Smyrna Eds1ngs,
R1unrt rapes ILLUSION Lare.
Ronpef Rouches, AleIznderis KID Gloves,
Fwh-d Lace and Muslin Window Cuitains'
Tlaluayks NIorveens. Table and Piano Ioysl ., -
MarssIIirs Quilts, Courte rpAnes and Toilet Loseis
I-i-h Iineus Tickinss and Sheefings.
Rrs-is Toueliuss and Hukabuks,
Sfspie ShirrinES and Fancy do.
prls1d Cl1fhs CasSimercs and S1f1neHss
VeSfIuss aud Gents Shirts snd Collar-s
Checked FalJ Drab Alpaca.
f-4CasfWarr. ., Casbans,
Nsckerclnsa oers, and Umof elias a,
All of whlskh .ught low, and Will be sSid ~
smal adyan e. ,-DscO e,e,,.-,- q,
iunl4 ~ . - ~ ek-e =
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TRATELER,s REGISTER.

q For Gas FiztLTes 0nd Flhlsg-AIlLj
Fogy EAss0-fs s Co., l0s ala4 IOI Sz1erioT street
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.

"a For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, eefourth
page.
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Joy to the Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

tslk Of baau.T Il sInaat exist without nae head Of
eraSFs read the foloSns aud It you ask more see
RD SI7Bd each bottle, and 80 Que can dOubi;
JhOrE EESOR WOODS HAIR
and voaHs 10 lhs srfq Brthe the attention Of 81, old
rack 10 ifs original color Nv winch tuISs
bald with laxuraai gr1ytl- me aaae &
of he uafuTal fluids and hence Il used resuar dres-
Iis 70 sEfrems Old age in ali It's natural beauty We
cthea upon bald the gray or diseased N scalp @
40 sing locks oT the wtchng curl, ever BE- vi thont II
It's praise Is upon the tOagut OF t.ousancs
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Rsstor tive IN New
Haven reee we'd the following letter IN regard t1the Res
t0raiivs, few weeks since
DEEP RIVER CoNS, July 2, 1855
NAIr Leaveuwurt-Sir; hove been troubled with dan
u ~ S ss.il 10, ~ ny yf % ~ ~ Is- tsstber sa,s n New
Haven paper about WO0as Hair Restorative Is cure
ed one bottle 70 ~ it, and found ny satsfacti il was
the tmgg u removed Ihe Z Ssg jSI 10 e5etb bers Il s
all OF have great faith IN 4 WISH y99 70 sGnd d ~
Know as any kind Is used in this rlaee you may have
li-i YosTS with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
PmLaDELPHIA, Sept. 9, Is5S
Prof wood-Dear Sir YOlr Hsir Restorative Is prov
nE iise II beneficial 70 The tfoat ant aso ne oaek
pat oI nv head almost lost covering iset BALD
have used but half pint bottles q your RsstoSys
aud row The Up Of M head . I've vel @ steae y ~ @
benefit have tired oher preparations vi hoat any oene
m whatever ihnk from osn personal ecommenda-
lion / can induce manv OJhers 70 Try
No. tO4 Vine street
vIxcrNxrs, IA, June =. lss3
Prof o. J. Wood; As you about 70 mangaei uTe sn9
vend vour receulv discovered Hair RestoTatYss VIII
state for wh0msoeyer may coueern, that nave USED
aud Snawn Others 70 use ihat hsve for severn yeaIs
the habit OF usi other Hlir RetoriVss anu M
I6pd yous vastly superior any other know tentre
eisasethe head 4 fdaudru and with one mouth pr9 Pc
ne will restore anv persois hair 10 the osina
color and texture giving healthy soft and Elossy ap
pearance all this without discnorlns the 5hts I'M
aupvit or the dress hich L drqps No11 tleIeieI
recommend is use 70 every one dssirous o. having an
| color and texture 10 bar 49, -,,,- r-rNr,
. | Respectfully yours. MlLSVN hlNO.
o ] WOOD X co, ProprletoTs ~ bIo1e y a{{- n Il n
Gnthe great n. Y Wire Railing Establishmenl anu II
l Market street, St Louis Mo.
= | L.I. ~ N. Al rnnl DrnZElsla. mlLuAM1l
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OswEGO, Aug l3.
Extensive preparations have been made in this
city for a graud celebration and illumination on
RECENT Of the Queens message and President )
reply.
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PoLIcE COURT.-William Morgan, for assault
and battery on Ruth Riley, was fined $40 and
costs Paid Martin Averill, Stephen Ayerill,
Thomas Mulloy, Thomas LaTgan, and John
Hannah, for stealing cigars, &c, from Christian
Schorntorler on Pittsburgh street, were tried
for petit larceny. Martin Averill was fined IS
and costs, and the rest of the defendants dis
charged F. W. Harmony, petit larceny, dis
charged John Stoneham, obtaining money
under false Pretences in collecting $40 for
members Of the crew of the steamer Telegraph,
and pocketing the same, had his case held open
until the 10Th inst. The case of Amos Coe, for
assault and battery on officer Twitchell several
nights since, was again continued.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union TeIegraPhJ
oTricE, wIKISG's BLOCK, cOKSEE OF Bank AND
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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ADvERusE.-Lberal and judicious adVerti-
sers are the ones who generally are most snc-
eessful in business Of this fact there is am
pie evidence to all who Will give the subject a
moments attention. In the midst of these
tight times what houses are doing mOstl Those
who advertise. We could name many meTcan-
tile concerns who have felt very little of the ef-
fects of the revulsion since it commenced last
year The tighter the times the more they ad-
yertised and instead of discharging clerks, they
have if anything wanted additional help. One
of our heavy retail establishments only day OF
two ago advertised, as will be seen,for two ad-
ditional clerks. We can name H d. Kendall
4 Co, whose announcement appears in another
column, as one of the successful business houses
of our city. They are large advertisers, and
fair dealers Why shouldn't they succeed! !
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GpefinI NGtiffs.
MATRIMONIAL.
LADIES OF rHE USITED STATES

n, TIE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
II has been ny god fortune health many
thousands Of ny c0untTy-Tumen-
MY success has excited the malice OF the snvous and
Jealous Their prosecutions have served 1ny 70 extend
and es,ao lsh M reputation Showers Of grateful Osrngs
have ien u2oa my railway, ram the fair sufferers whom
have relisyed. Solong held in afectanaie and
thankful remembrance By those who have experienced ms
skill afford dsspise she efforts Of msohief-uAkers
and slandeTers-
NV friends have repeatedly urged me place my ed-
cine fJr producing m-nsirualn within the reach Of he
Lses of the United States but ndPostlon 10 enter
field occupied b. racks, with their Perncious nostus'
and fear that uap lcpled might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations, have hher pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of 1E
-A1nE DE FEMME" in tie United SAFES
Atla yield the u patients and iTisajs'
and offer the su4erng Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regsrd to the efficacy OF the .'ASIlE DE FEMME"
need snly say thai liquid form, and ezactlT such
as used practice ia France for years and
that It has never fed 10 satisfactory result
The "Anie dc Femme and lssrus Jn Stand in the
latoa Of cause and effect Il Is ake powerful 10 originals
asahv menstrual where Il never has existed, and 10
restore where has been from my cause suppressed
In oreto guard against imposition the wrapper O. diFsc
to1s on each bottle Of the "A de emne viii bear my
written sgnaiure and both the bottle and enclosing bcK
ysil be sealed with M private seal.
Price, s. % package -,r-,,r,
PARIS, January, lss5.
For sale. Wholesale and hstail, By WILLIAM IISKE,
No q Superior street Cisvea5d, Who vii supply the
''Amie De Femme" Al the PropTie;oE's prces.
aul0 d&wly6
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
IL THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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eL=--lAe. ~ - hlo1lNal. NeN 1.l !
WIGS /! WIGS I! WIGN /!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They are ELEGANT. Hsid. sas, aud durable
FItiinE a charm-uo turning up behini-ns sTnk ing
the head adsei this i, tr saly e sbismeu where
tbzsi thing ale properly ulders j, 4 ard nla..r
23 Broaisay New YORK.
ag22dSS6aeoI ". FISKE Cleveland. Ohio. AGENT.
u 4 n 4 -. IL "a II u. q.
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The FEMALE MEDIC lLPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEvOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
BY Cornelius l.. Cheesmau, VI ID
kEW NnEE CITY

NEW YORK CITY.
~ INSTRUCTOR, A GUIBE, AND a FHYsicIaS
Ia Which Is embodied fuI and oha.te description
tknovlegs Necessary the welfare OF those married or
shout to be Tie process ofeoncep npTegnancy
and deiiysr5 Iheir pains aud dangers well as the
methods by hic IuzEy oi tine iatI be obyiaied, and
tsErhur how the 81 saa mas b. EoTatsd and restored
70 is p-oper t0zo asE having hcun F70sirsted b. com
plaiats iuoi1eElzl TO the hGasn frame Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. winch slil obvlaie
tie necessity any great amount Ct sickness and enable
the obcrani reader to be- to great extent heT o7n ply
Eoian. --, ,----ro~-
TINS boak sva able 70 the understanding OF the
run-prdcssional reader, and skilfay elaborated
panasd zT1nsed and czsj cat, than any work Of its
kid no.. sfore the pubhc While 1t gives whoes0me
uarticu,r aas in some information upoa
soa ofhe ost jczie ars connected with the female
system It sboald be Soei Tie hands Of ever temae
'iAsie CT iH'ii'sl PRICE s. CENTS.
Ts 50 contains preslIl-5us used by the docto5
I hls Practice f5r the positive OF ScT75as ETtP-
.oz5-FsueT cal Agz-S-gsTs C5l5is ezi C0lis-Raezz-
otis-Dsese-Fa -Faisg q II ~ Hair. s. Sc. se-, Hns
Oe which gre arsoas 1y ro'e OF great saiHe IL the
ms eak VIII e selt ly mail irss q go,sssS @ tn;
reception Of s pa e y lch ma 9e se - ~ nles u
suZedSu6ua0I / sc amleTs siTeei \ Y CITY
]. 3. Barnes & Co. Proprietors Of the Clev'
Lsai Pilmii1s WORKS, Atwsier Block are TrePaTs'
~h Arse foTce Of experienced w0rkncn doing even
sTl tol Plu nbas in the most thorough maEns- OF
ne mos ac Ulas o. reasonable terms snd On shoT
notice lrge stocks C Fountains Of different stvles an
izss Bathing Tubs or cast iron and wood. lined viii
snaed-aoplr steam heaters, lead atd ElSanized TO
pins and Iniis klbher Hose sEery dssenPilu .
n Cls recently urTod uaed Was Bows, ind all ID
fWztsT Narks fiSiures E'i eosStanii5 on ss.l, =
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MaYsvILLR, Ky, Aug 10.
Hon. J. Crittenden spoke here to night to large
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Gar0mare.
WHEELING NAILS.

w E1EELAINW " NLAAASs
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
n these justly celebrated Nails my be found al our
Warehouse c irner RiFrr ami L iehfnouse streets
aug2-Im STONE, CHISHOLM JONES
NARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
~ est and best variety IN the city-foI saleby
apJ0 r. X. RAYNOLDS, No suns, lor 81
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
IL ii crintiou. variety style and prcc-far sale BY
ap3j H K RAYNOLDS, No Superior ST
OO0 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
15ONhJ NAII-S-Of all sizes and qualities, for
aps5 =. : NAS No IS isHS; s4Ss;rior St,
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
Il loai, for saleDy X RAYNoLDS,
al3l No. 8 SUP rinr 81.
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CKIRTS Patent Self Adjusting,
- HoUGH PATENT, YIcTokA
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Oentistru.
lFNTTSTRY-THOSE HAVING

TRANSFORMATIONS HAVING
sets OF Teeth which they carefully keep the drawer
OF find troublesome carry the pcket, especially
invited to call at DR.. HALLiWELL1S Dental Rooms-
To such liberal arraugmeut Will be offered Having made
arransemens, an prepared TO the Yuicauized Com
instead Of Gold Silver for AlticIal Teeth. which
hhet reputation to thing here oiOre used for
extreme iiEhiness Cleanliness durability and neatness
Que tooth euiire be suaulied 50 life like
defy the cusest observer, and perfect a. Warranted
Silver and Gold Plates usu1l from SO SO per lull
sets B. A HALLIWELLS. d D
Over Cuurchill's Drug Store.
iuH23;lSw OpD Old Court House. Public So
REMOVAL.
nR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
IL moved his d utal Office to his TeSiderce, No 46
Wood four doors North ofthe M Il Church, where be
Id be happy all of his .orn patrons any 9TH
ers who need his services
Cleveland. March 20. lsss-mh23sdtf
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Drp SUoSa.

Bargains i'm Dry Goods
FOR AUGUST.
W. w A r r E n d
No. $50 Superior ST., Corner Seneca st.,
rs NOW OFFERING HIS STOCK
o' SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
AT DUCED PRICES,
Shilling Prints for cents;
FIvs shilling Challis for one shilling
Two chilling Muslns for one shilingi
5 Yafa eS9I:1 VIDE 5ssessd SssS' shss1s Psrcs
aug2 BOnnets tie whole stock At half priee
DLAIN NANKINS.
L PAID Nankins.
juls An s1RYLoR. GRlswoLD& 3 CO.
MOSQUITO BARS,
iais y TAYLOR, GRIswOLD &C.
ISO0 PARASOLS-JUST Reed
OOO ger FsI'''''-o ''Fsssf&s &kESsSSb EiS9s'isbR CO.
IDEDUCED PRICES-In order to
IL sen n the remainder Of our sumner Stock we VIII
commence ofsrug thsnat
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Fast -olored Lawns, only 10 cents yard,
FEe eh Js9oastt Lawns worth e'S oay ~ ~ cts
small fS1red ali wool DeI.aines ~ si1
Plain BITages, &C a. very low prices,
M5hair Pisiss for TTavelling Dresses 70 cts yarl
whts Ma[ssilles for B5ss5%es e a red1esi pTees - .,
s5eniil lot Of Elroi.rss very ehsar with lArssstOck
whns Bed QUITS ra5s Cia;hs Napkins g. ali Of which
viii De 'H'f'' at extreme % E HYMAN & co.
i1l1l Corner SUPERIOR 81 and Penne sqlaIe--
INOLLARS-C0LLARS-A LARGE
" ot Of Misses Collars at Onl1 shilling ,aeh1 vsry
9sai arsls SlsP "a i2se fseni S q d HYsI4S 32s II Co
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LACE
Pu her Ice Msntilias,
! Rsai hshd mate Net shawls,
Cloth aad Linen Ragans-
Barsse a9d Grenaiins shaWls
oar an i'ek Of these s''o' BALDWIN Co
CPRING STYLES DE LANES
- Iestreesivsd- pAyDfoNp q co.
DATENT COLUMBIAN SKIRT
L sPRINGs-Ans~ article at as6seSaS 81 i "a nj ROOT
CILKS.-AN ELEGANT ASSOR1
~ mem FANCY DRESS SILKS
Bayadere Chene, and PLANE
- RICH DRESS GOODS
H0'ss Z slli ChaIlies
- Wool DelslLss,
valsBei
FRENCH PRINTS
New and desirable styles
Embroideries,
iul '''''"'M Mournng Collars.
Dimty Bands.
Bonnet Ribbo
hssf ksesifssa ed so-Sas- ~ HID KENDALL co
s, DiYADIER STRIPE M0URNIN
ID sIIKS-A new this day openSd p a. u ne
lud lunla--N
'1s' NFUSLIN COLLARS-SOME Ba
. MI C5 frII0 W WARREN
sss EOR CHILDRENS' WEAR;
IT Cottouades, fast eolous.
sa sam Taylor. GRIswoLD CO
" AUCTION DRY GOODS
and q. LYMAN & CO. :
E UTE ARE RECEIVING Dali
w rom the Large Ausiion sales les n ,s nsw heh
viii oferaf least Twenty Per Cent oel0" ths 5l
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Co. - &c FAN

lily SEwMG MACHINES
The particular sttention oil
Ladies is called TO the shove
machine, which possesses the
following decided and un'
nistakable advantages:
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Forslle. wholesale and hetail. b. WILLIAM FISKE,
No q Superior street Cievcls1d Who vii supply the
'.Amie De Femme Al the PropTis;or's pTlces.
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oOLb FhOFhAEAOhNs
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.,
MANUFACTURING
PharmaceUtiStS and Chemists,
PITTSBURGH, PA

Sold ia CleseIand By GAYLORD Hammond, villa
Fiske, c. s. Mackenzie +. E Churchill, DR. ChAs.
Ames Benton Bros. aud Druggists generally.
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A RetiredPhrsirinn

SENESTY-EIYE years Of ace. having lost his
- Father, two Brothers, Dlughtcc, Son in-Law,
Nephews and Nieces, nv that dreadful disease, CON-
SUMPTION. and suffering with Cough himself, de-
frmined To visit the East Indies. Egvt ard japan,
Whg'e he d-cuvered 4 PREVENTIVE and GER
TAIN CURE fer Colas. COUGHS. Bronchitis, con
SUMPTION, Nervous Debility and Asthma. His
cllgh WAS cured Immediately; he Ell, cured his
Native who inherited the disease, and IN connect
Ion with hs son have employed 10 IN their practice,
curing Thousands OF cases Considered hopeless by
others. For The purpose of r.scung as many Of bis
suffering felloN-heingsas possible, he y sending the
pstage. and the balance printing. Address Doctors
HEATH Nc. l0l Spring street, opposite 81. Nicho!as
Hotel, y eW YOrs. janl.-dtwlus .
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JNDIyIDEp THREE-FoURTHs OF CARPEN-
IER REI1Z ANl TrPNER

UNDIVIDED HALF OF CARPENTER a. REITZ.
TDNAX NOTICB.-Nctce is hereby given that /,
N GEORGE W0LFLIN, Collector Of the City OF
Evansville will, between the hours of O'Clock,
and o'clock, NJ of the 18th OF February, 1885, sell
at public auction at the Court House in Evansville,
In lana, the undivided Onehalf of the following pro-
perry, taxed TO Willard Carpenter and Jno A. Retz,
for the payment OF the taxes due from said Carpenter
70 the City of Evansville, the taxes due from the said
Reitz on the undivided one-haf thereof having been
paid by him.
All but 35x9sk sI. do. do II "a
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that L, G GORGE WOLF
/ LIN, Collector of the CITY of Evansville W u,
between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
NJ, of the 18th day of February 1853. sell at public
auction at the Court House in Evansville, Indiana.
the undivided half of the following property. taxed
to Wiiard Carpenter and John A. Riez, for the pay
of the due from said Carpenter to the city
the undivided half having been paid by hm.)
BELONGING TO CARPENTER AND REITZ.
LOTS. BLOCK ENLARGEMENT.
Undi'd hf Of all butt Lower Enlargement.
35XgSX ! 2f.......... do. dos IL 30
In front 4xgs1s
In front 22xi5X In 23........ do. .do..... le 70
rear %
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NEW FIRM.

fzAVING taken the stock and store lately owne
y and occupied b. H0LLINGSH {
HUGHES, L would inform my friends aud the publ
WARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSINESS az IN
I'd stand. Main street, next door above the old Bank
4 recently perfected Arrangement with Iarty /.
Europe 70 attend pert NV 70 all my purchases !,
England. and am enabieitO save much in the cost
the Goo Is and prepared % offer inducements TO M
old as well rs new customers. 7 win duplicate an;
Eastern bills, and request those who have beef accus
toned to bUving asst 10 call and try Crates az
j. w. HUGHES,
sep25 Successor to Holiincsworth 4 Hughes.
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PROF. NJ GRArU. philadelpbia

PROP. DE GkATH, GhliadeIpnla.
sik-Atintervals, during thirty years past, my wife
has been subject to rheumatism of the most violent
four times earl-scnetmes so severe
to make II necessary 10 administer large doses OF the
tincture Of gniacum and pha and To rock her like
an infant in large rocking chair, to induce any
pose. Having frequent correspondence with my son,
no, l03 Chestnut street, of your city, informed him
of an attack she hal about the middle OF last month,
January which of such severity as TO completely
paraiyZe the system lie, in his anxiety Tor ms
mothers welfare. sent a bottle OF your Electric
Oils hut as am of the practitioners OF med cine IN
our Mace. and not proselyte u any Kind OF patent
medicine dill hesitate 20 give IL trial; however, on
reflection, concluded 10 try it, which did, ct per-
81 IA directly up the letter, and after the third
fourth application she became rather passive, and be-
fore onehr of the bottle used, not sing.e YES
tie of the disease remained in the stem, and she still
centinues WE'LL although she rode out a distance Of
fourteen miles without renewal Of any Of the ymp
ferinR humanity, and also fully believing that merit,
under All circumstances, should be rewarded TO for
ward this testimonial. L an yonrs, truly,
JOSEPH II. ELklNTON, VI. D..
New Gretna, P.O Burlington Co., \. J.
pS-Any communication for me will be received
PHILADELPHIA, May 18th, 1856.
PRoF De GRATH-I have been the victim many
wears of Rheumat affection, and lost the Of my
shoTt was totally helpless. applied your Electric
nil and before had used one bottle vas perfectly
resiored You may refer sufferer 70 me.
MRS. L. HUTCHINS,
Seventeenth and Thompson street. -
Nrs. Hutchins IS well known in Philadelphia and
can he addressed on the subject by any one,
CAuTIoS.-There are numerous limitations sprung
nm on the reputation that my article has acquired.
The public must beware. They are worthless.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-12

n GEORGE W0LRLIN, Collector of the City Of
Evansville will, between the hours Of o'clock
and o'clock of the 18th OF February, ss sell
at public auction at the Court House in Evansvle
Indiana the undivided three iourths OF the following
property, taxed to Willard Carpenter, William,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-12

FNJAX N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that I,
GEORGE W0LfLIN, Collector of the City Of
Evansville, will, between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ
and O'Clock p. Of the 18th day of February, 1853,
sell public auction, at the Court House in Evansville,
Indiana, the following property taxed to Willard Car
penter for the payment Of the taxes due from said Car
penter to the City of Evansville. a 81. Q
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-12
; EOCT0R j. N. KIGNEN.

a ATE PHYSICIAN OF THE UNITED STATES
~ MARINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, has
located in this city, and viii give prompt attention to
the practice of ms procession in iG several hrlnches.
Office and residence on second, letween Main aud
Division streets. being the formerly occupied by
Or. Byf0rd. Regular hours for consultation from 81
~ o'clock, A. NJ, and from to and from 81 to
o'clock, L. VI
~ Calls made in his absence from the office, and
registered win be duly responded %. n0yl51