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neA- A new song is travelling the rounds
of the Democratic papers,in imitation some
what, of God save the Queen" 1t reads,
"God save our President" An exchange
allows that such a saving would be a large
economy, and that it is lucky that God can
save him. A little earnest praying by the
party would be better than all the singing
they can do
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RG- 1t is alleged that the secret of Hum
phrey Marshalrs withdrawal is an uncon-
querable repugnance to the Slave-Cade plat
form on which his friends tried to place him.
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GESERAL SHAKisG.-About the middle of
last month there were earthquakes in Ore
gon, California, and. Peru within a few
days of each other. hE
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p@-Ar the preachers Of the M. E. Church
NORTH, EXCEPT two, have been driven out
Of Texas.
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s6r Mr.. Bates of No., has written let
ter to an old Wing, advising general union
Of the Opposition, on the broad grounds OF
moderation and patriotism, and in this
general union, to Z" let Sambo alone"
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g4- The Democratic convention of Ohio,
on Thursday nominated Judge Ranney, of
Cuyahoga, as candidate for Governor, and
VIM. Stafford of Ross county, for Lieut.. Gov
ernor. The proceedings were harmonious,
and the candidate for governor was nomi-
mated by acclamation on the first announce
ment of his name
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BG We learn from the Indianapolis
Journal that the Penitentiary Commission
ers have decided on Lafayette as the loca-
ton of the new prison.
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The Original World Renowned AMI only
MAGIClESNE,
Belss most respectfully TO announce her GRAND
PALACE ENTERTAINMENT or ASTOUNDING
TRANSFORMATIONS AND illus IONS, as pre-
scented 10y her to the most Distinguished and lash
ionabe Audiences many of the principal cities of
Europe and America, and before Queen Victoria
and the British Court at Balmoral Castle, Scot
land, the 2ith of September, 1855.
This entertainment has been extensively patron
lied by distinguished Clergymen OF all denOmina-
tions, and universally pronounced 10y the public
and Press 10 be unequaed. MAD. BOSCO will
make selections from the most RECHERCHE of her
experiments, many cf which are entirely new, and
therefore never witnessed here.
ADMISSION. CENTS
B0-Doors open ut =. o'clock. To commence at
precisely. my:D-:It
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w. are rogue Sled 10 Announce RraeEsf
MILLS, Esq, as candidate for Justice Of the
Peace at the special election TO be held June 9Th,
1859 my3s
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nay- The emigrants who arrived in New
York last week, brought with them nearly
Sl66, 600 in specie.
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BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE!
Pitts Patent Thresher and
A.l Separator,


With M0FFlTT'S HORSE POWER ATTACHED,
is considered to b. the best machine of the Kind ia
the West.
The undersigned are now prepared 10 furnish
machines OF the above Patent, Of a style and make
not exceiied ia the western country All we ask il
that our work may lie compared with any of
cotemporaries, rs also our prices. These Ma
chimes were already Thoroughly introduced and
known when commenced the manufacture of
them; and we shall only say that al the Lachines
oi that patent which We make shall be made in
snch q manner, of such materials, and with such
improvements of Our own, will mate rally in
crease the valuable reputation il has acquired among
Tlr,sshers.
We can now offer To customers a choice Of
these excellent Machines, and also a choice Of the
Horse Powers, to drive them, of any size, from
Ia 10 horse, upon reasonable terms AS any other
establishment and respectfully solicit orders
FOR either size Kind, and would request that they
be sent in rs early possible, to insure getting the
best machine. KRAFT & lIEILMAN.
The following papers will please copy for three
months, and send bill to kratZ Heinan
Petersburg Reporter, Princeton Indianan,
New Harmony Advocate, Mt. Vernon Advocate
bonneville Democrat, GRANVILLE Herald,
Mt. Carmel Register, Shswneetown Illinoisan
olney independent, Yincennes Gazette
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crssful operation, of which can b. seen at the
Canal OF the PiIayune ill in this city
These Machines are got up in good style, and are
durable aud efiectual ia their operations. They
he Ind ON reasonable teTms--75 cash, and $50 on
hour months time. Messrs. Kraft 4 IIeiiinan are
the agents
l wish 10 sell state or Territory Rights Of this
Machine, and will give great bargains. ! also have
the right of nine counties in the Pocket fsr q. D.
Morrill, Self Heating Smoothing Iron, and six
counties for Il. sanders Spring Wire Horse Hay
Rake all Of which will sell cheap ] will trade
rights for almost any kind If property
HIRAM HOPKINS.
EVANSVILLE, Ism. my3O- 3m
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Mayor Baker has submitted the following
estimate of the revenues and expenditures
of the city for the current year, with an
earnest recommendation that the appropria-
tons by the Council may not exceed the
estimate
Estimates Of the Revenues and Expenditures
Of the City Of Eoanspaie for he Fear
ending ApriL /, 1860.
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ne 0THeE.-THE .0saD ar
yHVO .nsRCN.s.,'Ts, i,HI;sICIs.Vs,

IHV sHEH0Hs1sSFS, FHIISTCE.6.V'S,
~ AND DRUGGISTS
We ars regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGs, MEDIcINEs. CHEMICALs, PAINTS, OIIs,
NARNKHEs, PERFUHRRY, and FANcY AGrIcLEs,
which prepared to oassr II the trade on as
good terms can be purchased n Cincinnati, Lou
isvile, or 1t. Louis. r
We have ia store II tons of ENTEA PURT WHITE
LEAN, in kegs OF p lbs, - lbs, and loo t. which
selling t. the trade at manufacturers prices.
KELLER n WHITE,
my25-dAwlm No. - Main street.
TNIHE COP.SK TINE RSUIP KE-
- tween the undersigned has been dissolved. this
day, H. q. BABCOCk having purchased the in
ierest Of n. W. LagOw in the firm, and will CON
Time the business "n his own account.
II. q. BABCOCK,
II. W. LAG0W.
EVANSVILLE. bIay 81, 1850. my23
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nsEH' BOOHs-PILL.sR OF FTRR,

Prince OF the House Of David Spurgeon's
sermons, 9Th edition; City Of the Great King; The
Ministry OF Lie; Life of James Watt, The Jealous
husbaGd; LOve me Lttle-LOve me Long High
Life in New York, ly Jonathan Slick; Romance
and it's Hero Life 81 kit Carson For sale nv
JOHN HEALY,
myl0 Corner First and Main streets.
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: ". blLEByw ER --..---c. =. BRoUGHToS
DfERHD H.ER q BROEGHTO.y-

Id Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Dealers in PAINTS,
0iLs, NAsNIsTEs, Sc,, Washington Block Main ST.
Evansville, hli. Country erchants supplied on
very literal t,rms my7-Iy
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% q. Z n ID .
FIR Es-Door mud Nindexx

Nc BLINDS Of all sizes made TO order.
Rs DOORS other than regular sizes ON hand, OF
made short notice.
Doors moulded Ia srder. Builders shOuld il pos
sbe, make their Frames Of regular sizes they can
then be supplied at any time.
Ceiling, Siding, aud Flooring for sale. Mould
ings of all sizes. Fencing Boards feet long, for
sale cheap. One Window contains lwelyes lights.
All orders must Ice addressed to
L. 5. BABC0CK,
myll-lyd&w Evansville, Ind.
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HIRAM HOPKI MS
IMPROVED
S M Ut M A c n Z NE!

II 2lst, lo5S. la Offering
this Machine TO the public, 1.
have but little Ia say. I,
fiatter myself that they viii
give satisfaction. 1 leave i'll
with those who use them 10
judge a. to their merits. !
warran them Ca do good
work and ask the favor of all
who want a smut machine, to
try one Of mine. They have
one great advantage over the
mo.t Of Machines ia Use ut
present: they leave no dirt
around them, IL being all
carried oil hy a suction tan,
and can lie discharged out
side the mill, ii desired
Several Of them are ia SUE
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deem it useless tn present any valuation Of the
assets Of the city they consist Of two market
houses, four engine hVnses, and the lots upon
which they stand four large aud two small lire
engines; city prison aud lot and the school houses
which may properly be called assets But delin-
quent tax lists, old and unpaid precepts, railroad
stock, cisterns, and culyerts, not productive
Neither can graveyard beplsced under This head :;
indirectly, however, they have proved a source of
revenue TO the city.
The Oak Hill Cemetery, with all improvements.
has cost al
Receipts from the sale ~ lots 10 date
.s....s go. D,S
Making amount Of receipts over OK.
lehdttul.a ,UB1 l6
Tia Locust Hill Cemetery, with all impros ements.
cost ,SUI M
Receipts from sale vi lots 10 date amount
40 90
Amount Of expenditures over re-
CtifttS
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
n ifkD
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Look Out!
IA s1AEG AHA Ne

Look Out!
IEIUE E.H'UERSfG.SRD RESPECT
~ fully be, 10 Inform the citizens Of Evans
Vile, that he has received a lot of irst-class FUR
NITu III from the East, ofevery description, which
he intends selling low as at any store in the CITY
Persons ia want of good furniture are invited 10
call before purchasing elsewhere. ] take all kinds
OF odd Furniture in exchange for new.
MEYER GUGGENHEIMER
Dealer IA secoDd-ha Furniture, ON Second 81 ,
between Main aud mvIO-6tn
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yBtNE sIHsCHERER H'OELE BE
- glad Ia meet with party having from 5000
to S:!,tro Ia join him In Flooring, Ac., Factory
he - erecting 1T the best situa-
ti,.alS the fai"la river, and close 10 railway
communication. Ills object ia seeking partner
j. not s" mach a want al capital tior his Ground
BniI!,ngs and Machinery il paid Tor, all beiag new
IL Is To ncet with Ia assist, and who las been
laough t up iu the carpentry timber trade, (which
la himself ha, l,,.Hl. Ills lime viii lie much
taken up in procuring orders and other matters I;
and will consequently require much OF his time
from home. To any party who has this amount, OF
near approach, will mud this good opportunity.
The most reliable reference eau lie giYen and the
same will be required.
for further particulars, apply 10 Mr.. Robert
skinner, at Mr.. Wades Sash aud Door Factory,
Evansville 81 10 Joseph Snow PatOka both Of In
diana. myll
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a Card.
&fU.f.N.HLLys ~ REILLY. REQ IN

"A Card.
ASu.f.N'ELE.t. ~ REyEkH. BEG TO
~ announce the completion of the extensive inn
provements 90 their concern, which have been i'm
progress for some time past 10 afford the utmost
facility for carry ing extensive trade, by sell
ing good article only at such prices as cannot fail
10 give universal satisfaction. Having this object
in view every consideration that straigh forward
dealing, founded on honor and liberalty, can give,
will be resorted to, aud thus establish mutual con-
hdence between buyer aud seller; The stock is
unusually large, every department rcplete aud pur
ehasers may rely upon meeting with an extensive
assortment ON reasonable terms. They would di-
rect particular attention to their late importation
Of Irish Linen Goods, viz - aud A Irish Linens,
l2-4 Linen Shrctings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand
kerchieis, Towels, Napkins, Bleached and Brown
Linen Table Cloths, &C., &c. Corner Of Main and
First streets. my3
EARIED BEER-IOOO LRS. sCG.sB
~ cured Dried Beef received ard for sale by
MgInI NSTnN pasavis Rlncl-
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liabilities consisting Of bonded aud floating debt
are as follows:
100 n c. r.. II. bonds, Of
which % are due May ], 1860. S25,oOOm
% do do 1856, 5000 O0
50 do do 1870 5oOc0Oo
-loo.oOoOo
Interest at the rate Of u cent q annum
Is payable semi annually LIST Of May and
LIST of November. Bonds issued May
IL, 1885, for the benefit Of school build
ings, due 18th Of April, lsG5........... 5000 ~
Lamasco Wharf bonds ............... 500 Oh
Note given J. W. Speer, due ed March 1850 2l5 90
Amount outstanding City Orders 5,27l -
DO do Laufasco Orders,
per books. 49, =. 80. 57O1
The last amount will undoubtedly be from
$50 to 500 larger than is shown by the
Total amount. sIi3,5s3 "a
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Pixies Peak! :


DEf.N'G DEsfROES OF mo I1.S'Sg
ID West, wish TO give up my LEASE on the Tn
ion House, and sell the Furniture aud other art-
cles belonging 10 the hose. The house Is well fur
nished and in good condition for the accom- oda-
ton OF boarders and travellers. 4 will sell cost
and deduct one hundred dollars for wear and tear
Any person ishing 20 Keep Hotel, will do we'll %
come and lOoL for themselves The Union House
is good tavern stand, situated ia the most bu.i-
ness part OF the city, and near The wharf boat 49,
Persons wishing the situation viii DO we'll call
Immediately, a shall sell out the first oppoTiu-
nifty. Call at the Union llonsr, Henderson, hy.u
my24-lwd - ~ u. fULLlAM. Proprietor.
Ne OTfF E.-THE HO.yRD ar
ov Equalization az Naudrrburgh county, indi-
ana, viii meet at the Court House, ia Evansville
MONDAY, June 9Th, 1888, itad sit for the pur.
pose Of examining the returns made by the APP
praiser and deputy appraisers Of the real estate in
said county for the year 1879 and e,iualiBinS the
same; aud also 10 hear and determines such griev-
ances, growing out of the valuations made by said
appraiser and deputies may before said
Board. WM. w. WALKER,
my2I-2wl County Auditor
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I'm LPHfS B.{GE.NRR. I'M
81 BREfLA MAKER AND TURNER,
First street, between Vine and Division streets,
kcslis constantly on hand full assortment Of Para
sols, Umbrellas, Walking Canes &c, and sells them
at the lowest prices. Repairing done at short mo-
tice and ia the best manner. All turner's work
prOHpfiy done myl0-6m
<nhlk EXTH.s No. 4 PECHLRs
ebuOU for sale by the dozen or hundred,
Ia busIess small " hite Beans,
- bushels Curn Meal. For sale at
myll u. II. COCK SONS
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or CoP.sRr.N.E.-

SSfsSDstTfS.No or SOP.fRT.N,ES-
H SHIP.
The culafiit-rship herrtullr,' cNistiDg b.fwc-.n
Charles PGnhl AMI ChaTl-s S,hJuiii ia the Malt
making b,isiut-s ~ Evansville, hts this day l-cn
DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
The business vI hereafter be conducted and car
ried under th. firm, name and siy. of CtINEIrs
SCHAUA 90, ty tia. said Charles Sclianfn, who Is
authorized u collect AMI roeepf for all moneys out
standing, ,"inin., L.. aud b-lOn. ing IT, said firm
aud Ia" a.aurnss all the liabilities Of the oil firm
=. PFtHL
mN2ttw e. SCIIAtM
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AI.F.DRIES
~ l50 bags Rio Coffee,
10 bbls Wilmington Tar, --
20 half bbls do,
100 bbis Resin,
30 bales Navy Oakum,
- bbls Crushed Sugar,
20 boxes Pearl Starch,
- boxes assorted Tobacco,
L. cases Matches. La stor,. FOR sane by
my23 ORR, DALZELL & co.
HDOT.fTOES! P0T.fTOES! 200
- bushels of choice Michigan Potatoes Just re-
ccyed and for sale by vICKERY BROS
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.l.N.U RE.gPEy'fJ W.
n S.4TIHEs .s.N.D yEu.EEHI.

III S.fTtHEs IND u'ELRI.-
~ NEW STOCK At BiTTRoLLFS.
We would respectfully inform the public that
have just received our new stock Of Gold and Sill
Yer Watches, fino Jewelry, Slyerware, Clocks, Gold
Pens, &c, including some very fine Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, and cameo sets very rich and handsome
styles of Gold Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains Breast
Pins, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Finger Rings. dc
We would call particular attention 10 stock of
Gold aud Silver Watches, which are OF superior
quality, ,n all respects Also, good stock Of Ia
bic, Tea, salt, aud Mustard Spoons, Forks, &c,
warranted pure SiiyeI
Silver-piated Ware, such as Casiors, Cake Bas-
kets, Spoons, dc, al TIE BrsF QUALITY. always on
hand.
We are selling al Eastern prices Tor cash, and
warrant our goods 10 DC as represented
RIIlrRnI 4 4. III
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HNANsNI I-'h' VI"9 II ~. N.Y.
fR.gRI.EsT TOOLS
HE % dozen WaldTon Grass Scythes,
% 10 Millard's &. 5. do,
20 do Waldron Grain do,
IL do Milard's G. s. do,
~ do Grain Cradles,
81 do assorted Grass Sneaths,
- do Reap Hooks,
10 10 German Sickles,
10 boxes Scythc Stones,
q dozen HAY Forks,
100 do Wood Hay RaEes. La store and
for sale by ORR, DALHELL & 60.
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EARIsD BEER-IOOO LRs. sUG.ss
ADOLPHUs W:IGE.NHR. an.

II cured Dried Beef, received ard for sale by
CIIAS. MCJOHNST0N, Pcsey's Block,
mylI Main street near the Canal
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4 1OEFEE-I5O RIGS RFO CORR

IL room ON first story of House No, - Main
street, Tor rent-suitabe Tor ply stefan or lawyer
Inquire at store below. my20-lW
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.s.sD NO H9.say MI

T.f PET T.fcAS.-Efb.E t.ESRS
u leathered and Carpet Tacks this day received
at the Wooden Ware Store. tf&
!. ". RUSSELL. 200 Main street
my2O Between Third aud Fourth, Iouisyil lille
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The City Finances.

Ne. Lemcke, late City Clerk, in retiring
from Office, presented the following lucid
and satisfactory report of the Receipts and
Expenditures of the city for the last year,
and of the present condition of its finances !:
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cBA Of those elegant Mercer Potatoes, superior
4" anything 10 ihc market, Received this day aud
Tor sale 10y CHAS- MCJUHNST0S,
myH Main street, near the Canal.
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6urrign Mus.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX. April s.--Thc Royal Mail Steamship Cana
da, Capt Lang from Liverpool 2 r. NJ. Of March 26th
arrived at this port to-day, at 10 A. NJ.
THE VIENNA CONGRESS AGREED TO-
despatch from Vienna states that Austria, on the
sd UT agreed TO the proposed Congress- aud Il would
probably meet Al AK la Chappelle All other poWers
had previously given their consent.
PAns, Friday. The Patyie this evening states that
the Cabnets Of London and St. Petersburg have agreed
TO the proposal Of France to admit Piedmont.
srAlN-ln the Chamber Of Deputies a call having
been mace for the production Of papers relative the
negotiations between the United States and France and
England for the acquisition Of Cuba BY America, the
Minister 0f Foreign Affairs replied that some Deputrs
had expressed desire the Administration Of On
ba improved aud the President Of the United States had
expressed The same wish The opinion Of the President
that Spain did not administer Cuba WELL and ii Of
the United States account Of their higher intelligence
had moral duty ulhl which was 10 purchase the H.
land. The Government could not allow this idea about
Cuba 10 remain uneoniradicted All the Governments
had labored 10 improve the administration OF that Island
The present Cabinet had been constantly occupied with
calculated give the inhabitants the share
they ought possess in their internal administration
without compromising the ties which bind them To the
mother country The best reply to the Representations
Of the Island NJ Cuba.
That the question Of the acquisition OF the Island was
imposing and menaeng could not be denied, neverhe-
less the Government declared that II felt all the securt,
which great national Resources were calculated to In
spre l had not however rendered insult for insult as
that would probably have aggravated the question The
Government had conducted Itself with prudence and dip
nifty and had not applied fer assistance to any other
power II any power had offered assistance the Govern
ment would have felt grateful but would not have ac
cepted IT, because il did not think aid necessary as no
diplomatic documents existed the question which hap
PLY was almost terlniuAted. The Government hoped
that NJ Badin would se satisfied with the explanation
given and Withdraw his Kaotion. The motion was with
drawn.
Mr.. Dodge, the American Ex.Minister had leit for
Valena and barcelona. sndantcnded afterwards visit
Iay One puper states that bis request tho
0ne,n presented him with portraits ofherself and che
King.
IrALY.--At oonelaye Of Cardinals the Pope referred
20 the evacuation o. hs States by the foregq troops and
denied that he had said that he felt hinsd sui eionty
strong dispense with assistance Secu-
lar aud warke Prince might have done. His Holiness
repeatedfhat 1t only 10 conflict which might
lead 20 general conagfaton that induced him 60 dc
mand III Withdrawal Of foreign gnrisons.
The Milan Gasetfe confirms lhe statement that Rpa-
PaVia.
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Special autirrs.
MOTORpATHY

Little work with this title has just been published by
Dr II HALsIGD' the proprietor and physician Of the
Round Hill Water Cure at NORTHAMPTON. Mass. Ii il
devoted 10 exposition Of this new system OF curing
dsease-its principles and manner of appioaiion,-its
successful results In practice which have confirmed its
author in the faith that is in him of its pre-ominent
merits and led him, after many years experience, 10
adopt 1t In preference 70 any other also, history and
description Of numerous cases Of chronic diseases both
sexes, which have been successfully treated by this sys-
TEN at Round Hill We have read this little book with
much interest and pleasure, and commend il TO the
tenton Of nvads suffering from the effect Of chronic
disease DR., Halsed has devoted many years with en-
thuasct ardor TO the practice Of his favorie theory,
and ie names of many Of our best citizens Of their per-
sonal knowledge attest It's pre-eminent yalueJoifaI
and Courier, NcW Hduen
NorE-lnvalds will save money and time by entering
at once as improvement in diseases ofWoMES, for the
cure Of which Dr. IL is celebrated Spinal complaints
and most chronic difficulties is far more rapid in the cool
months Circulars sent gratis Motorpethy for % cts