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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01

THE WASHINGTON HoTEG. PoIsoyING.-We
conversed yesterday with very intelligent gen
tleman of this city, one of the officers OF the
American Telegraph Company, who is among
the sufferers by the mysterious disease which
broke out in Washington city just prior to the
last presidential Inauguration. From condition
of great bodily vigor and a comfortable degree
of corpulency, he has gradually wasted until
reduced to a feeble invalid. During many
weary days of confinement allotted to him, he
has watched the progress of the malady till the
list of the deceased victims has reached twen-
ty-seven, including many eminent names and
he calculates that out of total of three hun
dred sufferers, at least one half are in state
of decreptude no better thaa his own. In
spite of all the theories which have been ad
vanced by medical men and Sanitary commit
tees, he adhercs to the belief that the fatal
" epidemic" as it was called, was occasoned
by nothing else than malignant mineral poi
son and the same opinion is held by other suf-
fererS with whom he conversed. Up to re-
cent period, he was treated by physician of
this neghbolhood as for malarious or atmos-
pheric poison, with no perceptlbe benefit but
upon the physician and the treatment being
changed, substituting an antldote to arsenic,
favorable symptoms became at once apparent,
and he is now able to leave his apartment
The conclusions of the Washington examining
committee, which attributed the disease to
noxious affuva, desire at the time existing to
secure large appropriation from the city gov
ernment for an extensive system of sewerage,
and which has since been obtained.
Whatever the origin of the disease, it is very
difficult to satisfactorily account for all the
phenomena attending it, especially the slow,
deadly manner in which it preys upon the sys-
tenn, year after year, until the vital principle
is destroyed and the strong man prematurely
cut off, unless the agency of malignant min
eral poison is admitted.-JOurnaio If Commerce
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01

In the House, on Thursday, the bill for the
sale of the public canals was again under con-
sideration, and the second reading of the sec
ton "a test vote) was carried by a majority of
nine
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01

Bg Col. BENTON is confined to his bed,
with cancer of the stomach He works upon
his Abridgement of the Congressional Debates
as steadily as ever, and hopes to live long
enough to finish it.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01

The New ENGLAND CANcER-The Rich
mond South says: I'VE sometimes think if
the whole of Yankee land was cut out like a
cancer, we should have d very quiet and pros
gerous career"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01

DEATH OF PAUDEEN.-McLaughlin, alias
Paudeen, the notorious rufian who was shot
on Saturday morning last at low dance
house in Howard street, New York, by anoth-
er rufian named Cunningham, died at the hos
pital Oh Monday morning.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01

pa The second regiment of the Pennsylva-
MIA volunteers have, by unanimous vote, ten
dered their services to the President for the
Utah expedition.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01
~A THE REPUBLICAN co.

AS COMMITTEE are requested to meet
Hss<SSs&A- at the Grand Jury Room, in the
Court House, on Thursday April 8. at o'clock, p. NJ.
full attendance is desired The following named per-
sons compose said Committee =
f. O. Goodrich. Eraltus Wocott, B. Laporte, ID. Bal
lev ID. Lilley, Chester Thomas. NJ. f. Kinney, VIM.
NJ. Chatfee. E. o. GOODRICH, Chairman.
1873
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01
People of Bradford

No. S, Union Block, Elmira. y. Y.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01

THE latest style Of II AIS S"u S""ouyiG
l. March 10, 1853.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-02

p R/FT,e p TRF 7,
Fall and GUNNER Medicine q
1890. xxsxssx q sss = A ~ .sy.


rau and summer Medicines
- fHRtEYes sAiesAFAR:LLa.
or all the remedies ,fsst have been iissvosr.
ed during The presen: age for the thea
ssnA ills that hssh j hsir sa,' none equal this
wonderful preparation. Only thre- years have
atan.ers since the diseoveIpr Who spent de-
rae IN a.,stving, experine alizing and perfect
re itl FIRST introduced IL 10 the public, and il
is already recognized by the most eminent
ps,vsicisrs in all parts Of the country 10 be he
most surprising and effective remedy for cef-
tain diseases which thFy have knowledge.
| All other ccmnounds or srraps of the root
hags hitherto failed 10 command the sanction
of the faculty because, on being tested, they
have hpey, eo I'D TO contain noxioas ingredients
,rb;eh nafIraIizs the good effects e the Sarsa-
naril' a. ard oftenimes iatuFe the health Of ID.
nat,ent 1t is not 50 aiih Husiey's Prepare
! ton This is The pure aid genuine extract q
the r cot and viii on trial. be found 10 etfec.
certain and perfe 4 cure Of the following CON.
plants and diseases:
( Asart;ons a. the Bones Hahitnas roztt7ene.s
Rehility. indigestion
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver coupls,2sA
/ dyspepsia. ErysipeiAss Pltrs, -ss.-.
Fsmae irregularities, pulmonary I5seaHss
/ Fisinla, ~ero!ula
/ ,sgnb;Iis. and ali skin sgsasses
4 BESIDES curing the ALONE II IL also x1o -
| he great and powerful tonic, purifying ne
blood aud inviyorating the system.
In short Il Is With at exception, in the cas-s
| mentioned and its general effect m the sssf-Tn.
/ she most sficacfons as II il lhs nnet desirable
I remedy ~ taa agr IL is a!rt sdy extensive !.
used tirat gaoG. the cnunt-y, aud y Fast oora3s
/ ing an Ear1rear reputation. The Instances .,
cures il kas saprrea arc daily coming To tho nrs
| prietor's gnowied-r and he mas no hesitation :
i recommending it t. Que aud 81 Sho desire -
urorrra relief from suffering. tine bottle ne
tried it, effects will be tao apparent % admit o.
further fonht. 1-gccoller' Hur'v's ~srssps
rfIfa in the onlr genuine article II the market
~ss- Price 81 per bottle. or -ix bottles for s..
For sale nc the mandatory, corner 5eveuts
and Green streets Louisville. X: Fscan. Hyts
Z Co, St Louis, No: Barclay Brothers, Caica
70, III; J. D. Park, Cincinnati, o.; W!.A.nsoa 4
Marshal. Reokuk, Iowa; sold H. Ttgton BY
+slv. A. GIL SkI.I
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1.

To winter On corn fodder, well cured
il 3rrflrsbie % hay, there j. more sugar
in il, the milk vill he swee.e-. Food for
cows should be guarded, TO, 80 that while
shey have enough, they will not acquire
. ~astcsul habit i working * requires
t~o per cent. day, Of his own weight,
Of food a.ilking cow three per cent
Thus, IL ~ or weighs two thousand
pounds, h. requires forty pounds Of hay;
il acrs wsighs one thousand pounds,
she requires thirty pounds Of hay
HIS amount may he varied little, to
suit the condition Of the stable. II tue
stable is warm and cIcau, cattle in the
winter 10 not require SO much food, into
third, a. those that - aahUused. It is
ths consumption Of food in the body that
gives out animal Lcat II animals are
unsheltered, more food is required to fur
nish the heat than good stable would
give, ii furnished. Those stables for
cattle and sheep should Be placed on roll
ers, 50 IS to be movable from one part Of
the farm to the other, SO S. to distribute
the liquid nitrogen equally over the farm.
The economy Of good stables - evident,
from the fact that starving man will
freeze with oue-half the cold that would
be required to freeze we'll fed man
ECONOMY, It's vel So well rs humanity,
requires that cattle and sheep should be
we'll sheltered IN winter
In the winter, toe, shea cows that
give milk have to be stabbed. they shonId
be fed WITH corn ucai occasionally. 10
suppl5 the phosphate Il lime required
for the production Of good milk; = handful
mixed occasionally with the mess, will
pap ten fold its cost in the richness of
Of the milk. If milkmcn would take this
method Of thickeniug their milk, instead
Of adding chalk and macnesia u il, they
would fnd it quite as cheap, and the ecu
suner would like 1t much better
The bes: O. cattle thus housed, is fur
more sw=o. a4d tender, than that WHICH
has ban tougheaed BY the blasts Of via
ter, aud starvation Il farmers would
shelter their goung cattle intended for
beet, aud bring them, by good treatment
and course Of feeding, TO maturity at
three ears of age, they would dnd it far
more profitable thaa to bring them to ma
sar.ty at i've years, as they save two
years feeding, and :ae interest on the
price Of the anila.-O4jo Farp.er.
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sV Do goa ,oaat to hare q Sure Pre-
rentire agujast CoUrte.fe,''ns
R1a.k notes. ~

80 DO goa tcaat to hdre q Sure IRE
rentire agui.ast C0gnterfst'ins
Raak notes. 80
- "N sT-pse, TIF -rr-BsrRIBE. SUBSCRIBE
Z John s. Dye u :.he A'taor'
= the Greatest judge & Paper Money '"s
- Cheaper than f5c Cheapest. Be>
- than ne Bet
r. P-bT=hcl weekly Oaly Oue Dollars Tesr.
Il AEATE~T DISCOVERY u ne pr-Ssus
~ Century far
= DETECTING COUNTERPART BANK NOTES.
Describing ever Genuine Bill in
- Existence and Exhibiting At -iaace
every Counterfeit IN Circulation
= Arranged so admirably. that REFEKExcE 10
= Easy and Drrscrsos !ssr asra~Eors
= S~ No IRo}c.r 10 e-raHl5aet No pages
70 hvpt up' -nsa
Dat 80 sitnplihed aud arranged. thaE tho Nor
- chant, Banker aui Business Ian caa
see all at Giaaesi
It has taken years IN MAKE perfect thi.
= u K L 4 L . Is & 0E ( RY
= The urgent Necessity for such q work hss
long been felt hy Commercial Men. 1t an
been published to sGulsiy he CAL for sach
= Preventive, and needs bat IN I've known 70 e
- universally Patra asEei. L does more han "a.
ever Dsen attEn sea bv man. L. 1t te-
- serihos every Gaak Mole in raREr l.aersns
y Language.
English, Frenci ard G-rsrrr
u Thus each may Teaa Ia. -~n n il, h:-
Native Tongue.
Terms: The aarer will bs shout - trCars
- nv - inches a2d vii contain lie most
=. Iertsrt BaaA. Note List I1asi'sAsei.
- together with the Rate of Us-c0xat 49,
list ofaIl tie
PRIVATE BANNERS N AMERICA.
- Complete SUNNI r- - lie Ft.g sSCz os
EURoFE AND A2gEECA nilI re published "A
= each edition together x,ta II tie III, cant
News Of the Etsv alsp
INTERESTING STORIES
- FROM n Old Manuscripts fond Il he E>st
- aaa no EaaT= siss a. 4a fanEla. II .sas aerer
rat appeared In pf-at, and furnishes t4s As~s
- Comeietr ,lsstafv at
Orient AZ LIFE,
ana describing ta@ most perT4ezEl< post. rs
= IA RhieA he ladies' aaa .zraaIaIs * g..
= country haEe bean aa often found. Tac~~ -
riss III continue throughout thc Whole ae-
- AMI viii prove TIE Nest entertaining er.- =
seEeti II tie publ.
s~tagaiseed Eeekly to 1a.rscr5's.-, .-'r
u 81 year. III Egtte~s sagss Re addne@e.- D
laf .TJH-5 =. DIE. BroE. ..
Publisher All fsruyrisgn-. - ESEF :. o. 60.
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DERFi hLRY. Hlrrisons Etirphis and rav
A tors Extracts Ter the Handkerchief m ant
glass;, gToand shoppers, oottle very fine. at
GILBERT 4 cos.
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EE.s ~. NOTICE.


II HHltam H sr9R and .{9ha B. .SrgB.
Yan will lake nos1re thaf there i nov on Gle IN
the Office of fae Cters l .e HI stricG cent N and
Tor Cedar Count" 8Hd State oI Iowa. a petition al
jasper =. scott. pras t5e rouFf g9 decree .fti.
ton Of taa follow iaf Aaasg% 10 VT.
a8atA part ri aan south east quarter of section
Ne, fe#~s II a@nEaatsHg 81 aert4; aaI the south
par 1t she neft4a4st quarter. ana rAe sat8..ea.t
bart u l"t -, a9H, Il aatl III section Ma three
~ containing aEf@, Ill II toN nship VI. seven
tg-ntna 49, ran Ee NJ. three 5-} ses1 If 5th u N
and th&s notice has been issued AMI returned Il,
taQ sheriff endorsed "Nm. H. scott and Ina Il
scott ant found Therefore unless Won apnpar
4 the next term Of said court 10 be held IN fiu.
ton On ihe II Monday in January, lsas. and a..
ffnd said cauae, partition wilt be 1eereed and
aEeners appointed 70 make partition OF said
laaas rs taa =. preserbes
$. W. YOUNG.
W ELLA 9PfcgR. Clerk Dis. Court.
Atr 'nr Painti~ sn.or.s
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A1IIlIINER V
TO THE LADIES.

ii tss Davis most respectfully invites the n.
II t@atlon Of the ladies # Upton and viriri.
IT. 10 her elegant assortment of Fall ami yinta~
foods. which he will sell as cheap, or cheaper
1aai sAa - ooaAhs elsewhere aud Is adding. al
most weekly. new and fresh snppiaS n he, 80.
he - prepared 70 furnish any quantity Of hon.
nets caps aeal dresses flowers, plnmes, ribhons
siika satlns and I'm fact almost everything In fla
millinery Ilne She would also say that sIe i =.
t |. ana eAperience.i AiiLfNER and DRESS
MlhER, when she will be prepared h. ALI mar,,,.
making 10 hcr millinery department. 1-sy- MI or
aefs rom the country promptly attended 10 =,
the OLD stand, above III. Elliot clio thing stare
ssSrRAY NOTICE.
Hen ap oy Perry Frink, at his residence nj
onion Grove, in Cedar County Iowa, on the 7th
gay % August 1857, light iron grey horse SUP
posed 10 De years old; white legs and Yyhite.
lace, aud appraised at sl00 before AK. Ha,rley
Esa. ~ ynITTfr '0s'
tiftea Oct loth 1857. in-3m Clerk.
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange offices.
wM. II. Te.THILL. D-aser a Exchange
r. Nj. HU3sHS, Cedar County 3snk.
Laud agencies.
II. e. PTATT Gesersl Lana .ant
GEO WHISTLER. Surveyor and Land A cent.
Insurance Agency.
WELLS sPTCER, Agent 4 the Aetna tias ptoen4x
the tgEA state Mutual. aud thn
Charter Dak Life Insurance CO.
Attorneys.
n. G. pTAET. s.A. RrssELr..
JNa- /. FTsS, JOHN FIT BgR.
sfitER 4 aEs Urn. j. " 1AILET-
Ply .irianv 4 Surgeons.
" MAYER. iasaa spassg1 Y P. c0wAS.
]. SMITH Rochester j. D. MCCLURE.
DRY Goods. Groceries Etc.
CHARLES swErbAyD, General Dealer.
kffsR, GREW A TURNER, DO.
! l.. RAY Il CO. 10.
z. eHtLns Il Co.. Groceries & wooden ware.
Tailoring.
GAsAD y eILhoRE. Manufacturer l. Dealer.
VI ELLIOTT. d..
kIsER. CREW 4 TURNER 10.
7. MAHoSf 81 Co, Ta4lHrs u Cutters.
Dfugglsts.
GILBERT 4 CO.. H--tas, Groceries. Notions. etr.
REIGARf n MrSAiARA, DrH szssts ana Paarrna.-
Miscellaneous.
y. II. TEL49Ss. znansaaly loe.1ad Dentist.
VI sA8LEI. Manufacturer aud Dsaler In Fnrr.t-
tufe.
= L. P0TLR. Manufacturer ~ Tin Ware
W G. ahTL, House sign ard Ornamental Painter.
ana faper- Hanger
Jsa. RfREi.F.Y, Dealss III La,nAcr,
bAS, HARRAss, Neat Market.
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SRsss-etsnf fasftsfton. s.tatttahsa 5g sgrrs44 -
aon-sat J2~ r. ~sltef ~ tEe s5ek ard flst~s.seg
aHtrted attA Ysrnfs1t xsa EH3aeHfe dfssqges
To al Persons aitcess 9Th Sexual Dfaes .ey srca IL
sPRRMA70RRFtKA. SEMINAL REAKgt-4
lAPD'EsGE, a0soEhIFA, BLEET- SYPHILIS
the yscs II uNAsIeI. az SELF ABB 81 sc. Sc.
The HOW AID ASSOC iATI0N, in view az the awfl
destvietioB II human hSe caused hy sesaI diseases
and fhe asrepti1ns ractaked Upon Tire rsrtuuate vic
iims o. snch tts-aaes J QEaeks save. years za Al.
rectea their 1arst*t&@1 surgeon. a FIARIrA 8f n
ACT SoFfaJ OF their aaEne- 20 npeE Dtsrsasarv grt
the treatment ~ this e'ass ~ diseaaes ia t her ng
and g Gre MEDIC Al ADV TEE GRATIS. en- ali .ba
srpiy nv letter. Etta description tAeIg seuaif5ou
{sses occupation. IA ts If afe te.~1 sg4H Ian eagss x
extreme paTefty, - FURNISH MEDICINES EREE
OF GHARBE+ II a zee Essas faa# taat tfe tz..rte-
.1N commands the 81 ga@as Ael31as #a hi ~ fp ~ tY,
W. furnish tne mos ar priced HGdegsf sggsaaat
Tire Directors. on review II tbs pas zeal assured
taai tasf atasors IA ss sphere 1f 5enagaa eagr+ as
ben as ast aeneat ta tH~ afflicted. avgeefEg t8 49,
young AMI ley hag- ras5Tel IS devs.sa taen.elxaE
Win removed zeal, - this rsty Ingftan al nash ses
pissed cause.
Just lgisahed oy Lhe Association. Rpuar. an srsr.
nstofTiRA, ~ seminal NeaE8ess ege s 81 t}aanf a.
Masfir ataa aT SELF Ag3a agi aGeF Diseases III IN.
sexual ORGANS 9y the Consulting anrgeRn xbfea VII
- sent tn NAL. Oh seated letter evpsre& FRpF D@
CHARGE. m receipt II TWO STAMPS far oast.ys
Address, f1r Report treatment. d.. g9DafE r.
CALHOUN Consulting surgeon. Howart associate.
No. South Ninth Street PhiLadeipHj4. PA.
By order AZ tbs tirsrtor.
EZRA D. HFARTNELI, Prsstsent
~ ssaH'hAhp'sH~STg wTt
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TIPTCrT NURSERIES.
! . . , . . .
A p . LE / ? Z = 6 !
For the Fail Trade o. 1857
and Spring Of 1855,
7 10 and ene-haIf z5lea stpih Of TiE,o,

IL z thaf.a our fagzasr patrons md friends
w generally. fer s4eis haeral patronage, and
now invite f#er special attention ID ctr stock N
apple srars. s8.ca CONSISTS nc about aaa hundred
eAaiee gagle..cs .af@e and Nc.i formed ard arin.
cigGl5f SaGa far.cE.ss Ar 4are escaped tha effects
~ rte a8yer8 eD.d aEgers. I'd g.sa ,agdirisn for
tgsnsp planting, from 1na 81 aFe years old from
graf. Also. csirr4ass 5ti8Es, ataFsrees.s Ge
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23

a NRANBERRIES AND CHEESE
~ 10 hoS es Choice Western Reserve Cheese;
2 bbls Craaberries, Just received and for sale iy
ian23 vICEERY s. InHNSTOE.
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; principal re.~latOrs Of IN Q
I performs IT, "a. ictOnsxell
J sare :ully developed. The
rAr.dependeHt on the healthy
prUpgr performance Of lis
zaach l. at lguitths bOE c,s
E &SyStem suffers in couSe-
liver-haviuc ceased to Do
, Slf that organ, one Of the
Shls stud. In "A practice Of
4, 2<-.-p md some remedy
I <the many arrangements
~
-Vmedy is NJ last found, any
rz-comp.aiut in any 90 it
q [.sU;uc, and convection l.
\ form ea bvlisS1lviUC 2 gum
[ Nv hich is soluble for the
-~SciHe. These gums remove
r. ~ from the system, supply
v tiOw of bile inVigor,IiuC
I 90 digest we'll, purifying
1 heaithtnth whulcmachi-
$ Ssz-.of the disUase. and eiiec o.
L ANY of the dislgreeasle
c-calOmCl or mineral poison
] ~ 20.
: ssa;ufiicient to relieve the
e -'Ood from rising and sour
-Core retiring prevents
{ r,S-.nisht looseEs The bowels
. ~He~s.
r each meal will cure Dys-
D, teaspoonsful viii always
@
-1'ualc obstruction removes
T, end makes "A perfect cure.
: }lte.y relieyeschOhc while
| 4 sure cure for cholera
OF cholera.
d s~Hyill prevent the recur-
!, awhile itrelieves all pam
-
: .Anecded to throw ont Of the
~clneafter a Ong sickness.
= Jaundice removes all yell
- ir from the skin.
I SStime before eating gives
food digest we'll.
/ SECURES Chronic DiuThua
G Ssunmer and bowel COM
I. E-z Irst dose.
) attacks 5 caused hy worms,
Ten, there is no surer, sat-
n ~ the world as il never fails.
n ECn these statements: thev
/ |NcNe can give evidence 20
e - IL are tiving their unan-
: favor.
Z Liver Remedies now offered
none we can so fully recon-
Ivigorator, 50 generally known
on. This preparation i truly
ducing the must happy results
most innumciahle certificates
.reat virtue of this medicine by
,ding i'm society, and we know
on before the pGblic-HUDsoN
LAR PER BOTTLE.
DE Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD Y CO.,
rs, 3i5 Broadway New YORK.
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The Liver - one of the
human body,anl when il
the powers Of the system
stomach isalmpSt entirely
action OF the liver for the
functions. When the stp
are atfault,andth the whole
queuce Of one organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
I YrOprietOrs has made il
more th1n twenty years,
! wh-rcwith To counteract
To v hich il il liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled with liver
/ forms, las hut to try :
I certain.
A comuouud has been
and extracting that pui
/ active virtues of fthemcfis'
all morhi.l or had ma'tel
iugintheir placeahealihy
the stomach, causing food
he blood, ,EivingtCne and
merry, ,remnvinCthecluse
inga radical cure without
after cfiects, felt by usinl
ulat Is n sually resOTted
Ole dose after eating il
stomach and prevent the
ing
Only one dose taken be-
nightmare.
Only one dose taken M
gently and cures costive
One dose taken after
pepSla.
- One dose Of two
relieve a sick headache.
One bottle taken for fe-
the cause of the disea 80
Only one dose immetli-
One dose often repeated
MOrhuS and a preYenta-
One dlSe taken often
renee Of bilious attacks,
feelings.
- Only one bottle is
system the effects ofmeli
One bottle taken foI
lewness uT unnatural col,
One dose taken IA ShOri
vI-Or n the appetite and
One dose often repeated
/ in it, worst forms, while
plants yield almost to the
One or two doses cure,
while for worms i'm child.
~ ~ speejlier remedy in
/ There is no eXaggerltioU
are plain, sober facts, that
prove, while all who us,
i'm luS testimony in II,
Among the hundreds q
T. the public, there are
mend as Or. Sanford : In
nov throughout the Unit
Il Liver lnvigorator, pro,
ON all who use it. ALI
have been given Of the q
those ~ the highest stan
tito he the best preparlti,
COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE Dol
W. BIEBBOWER, so
mart Proprietor
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a RARE CHANCE FOR
AN YES 7 M z MT!
4 TALUABLE 7IR.4 CT OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town of CanneIton!


4 TALUABLE 7R-4 CT OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town of Cannelton!
Consisting Of about one hundred acres oneilalf OF
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills tE9t border the town. All Of II
embraced in plat Of the town Of Cannelto and is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary Of the
tracts is not more than minutes walk from the ex
tensive Cotton Factory and principal coal mines. All
the pro1Ecs of the land be sold the soil the
people Of the town. 1t is most admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices. The land will eventually all
be wanted for house lots. On the premises are three
dwellings, of which IS worth $500; another is worth
1850; the other beautiful cottage residence, cost 100
three years ago c ,reci It. Either OF these houses can
he had with the land, oil os them, the purchaser
may wish; they separated by street from the body
Of the land, and al Of the ,ots laid of for resi-
dences. The property viii Oe sold liberal credit to
a Irresponsible purchaser. #.
The location is one Of the most delightful on the Ohio
river, and the principal cottage with three acres in gar
den and nt is the beautiful rural resiencs be-
tween here and Louisville. The chief motive for offer
ing it for sale IS that the property IS too valuable to
rent, and needs attention than the at
present bestow on it. Address apply the editor OF
the Journal; Evansville. mya
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1855.
C,nSMn ART UNION.

m HAVE now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for the
u new year, for inspection, aud am prepared to re-
ceYe the subscriptions for year, and show the
ira Dducemeut offered this Call and IT,
Y. J. D0BELL, Hon'y Sec'y
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ERED. DEL HONDHIO
THE LIVER INVIG0RAT0Rl

akREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, IS GREAT
Scientific Medical Discovery, and j. daily work
ing cures almost too great t0 believe. cures as y
magic, the first dose giving benefit, AMI seldom
more than bottle is required To cure any Wind OF
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundce or DySpcp
sia 70 Il common headache all Of which the result
of a Diseased Liver.
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NOTICE.

TENHE ASSIGNEE OF WM. L0EWENTHAL s
CO., inform you herewith that they have sold
the whole stock OF Clothing and Dry Goods to Mr. A
Loewenthal.
All Debtors to the late firm Of VIM. Loewenthal 4
Co.. will please call AT their old stand and settle with
ABR. GTMBERTS,
LE0P. VI. BERNHEIMER,
ura-n-ow Assgnees.