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NOW is THE TIME,

IL NOW is THE TINE.
t:::: want to sell my place adjoining the
issiS City of Van Buren,. and will sell at
AAa bargain. as wish to move south. The
place contains five acres of land with DWELLING
and OUT HOUSES; two never failing wells Of
water; an orchard of two hundred bearing
fruit trees of the finest selection, &c.
For particulars apply TO WARD SorrHNArD.
Van Buren, July 81. GEO. A. DAVIS.
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nISSOLUTION.
- The corartnership heretofore existing under
the firm of F. RIMAILHO 4 co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent MIR. Eugene Vally retir :
ing from business. F. RIMAILHC,
New Orleans f. VALLY
July l, ls59{ F. NEYP.EY.
THE same business will he continue, bv mo nm
dersgned, under the firm Of F. RrS ALP y a MY.
REY, IMPORTERS OF HOSIERY q FaN
CY GOODS. F. RlMAILBO d NESREY
No. 45 Charfres st
Get,ceen Custom House and Bh.nriNe streets.
cB- Mr.. Gu. EsrENAN will hold oar pow.r n
Attorney. Iva
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RNAern or HArN.

|"AgrER OF PAIN.
Nl A ~ dcseA hs<xles ef this readable
Medicine. which cures almost every deserip4io~ q
pain. instantaaeously, q u BY magic On hsnd
sad for sale BY ". b H8ARD
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A CUnIosITY.-On Monday last, in com
paEy with our friend, DIR. Irwin, we paid a
visit to the La Mont House for the purpose
of seeing two children, said to be curiosi-
ties. We found the little ones with their
mother, a mulatto woman, and learned
that they were twins three years and five
months old. The little boy is quite black.
and shows all the strong points of his Af-
rican descent The little girl, however
an albiness-is extraordinarily white, al
though possessing the features of the negro
Her hair is crisp and woody. and white as
fax. and her eyes. although not pink. pos
sess that-eestlesss activity of motion pecu.
liar to Albinos. Their names are Henry
and Ellen Walker, and they were born in
Georgetown. North Carolina. The grand
parents, by the mothers side were pure AT.
rican and Circassian. and the father was oi
unmixed African blood. DR.. Irwin is full
ly satisfied that the children are twins
pankirk v. ~ Press.
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NNOBACCO.
i IS boxes Virginia manufactured sTobaec<
various brands. WARD d SOUTH4AYD.
II AwNs, GINGHAMs AND BRILLIAN

II AWNs, GINGHAMS AND BRILLIAN-
A TINES.
An assortment Of brilliant celors and late styles
which have just been opened, and are offering u
any quantity to suit purchaser.
July 6. SO. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 CD.
ii 100 Gross Black Ink. in sssorted size butt3ss
superior quality On hand and for sale BY
EvURNTTURE.
II Bedstesds, Cherry and wainut, high and Iov
post aad cottage. by tie sets o. dozen. OAaiIeI
eennoa Or fancy, 6r ale by
INDIGO, MADDKR AND coRrERAA
SO >. Indigs. =
S Bbls Ccpperss. In store and fr sais by
JnlF s, So J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
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CONTENTS.

on the Lake. No. s. A Leap for Life No 6
Love Triunphant. No. Z. A Desperate Eneounter
No 8. Mad Ann. No. 9. The Gamblers Outwit
ted. No lu. The Daring Scouts. No. H. AFigh,
on the Prsirie- No H. The Tr.Ppers Story. No
Is An Arkansas Duel. No. ID The poisoned
Rid. Is. Attacked BY Indians. le A mir.cn
Ions Escape. IL. A Mothers Courage, No. l6
The Dad Alive IS. A Daring ExpIoit No j
Rocky Nsastsin PERKS. No. a. The GuerrilIa
Quee1. No. "a Fight With = Bear. No. -
No. s. TIE Faithful Negro Ne. s.. The Baek.
woodsman's First Love. No. 81. The EAst Stake,
No. - AAvsatwe of . CslPssteH- No - A
Nieht With IL Wolves. No -. Col. Bsuie of Ar.
bnnsas.
IA As.1ts ...ssd IN e'sy sP 80 s: tss Jam ne,
b allowed
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.. 'kSks JOSEPH sHAppIyGD
l.. Is. JENKS d CO.,
No. 56 East Columbia Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Manufacturers Of Alcohol, Pure Coloss
and Neutral Spirits, Rectified whisky
and Domestic Liquors.
July s, 1859.
"o'-Af BUCHANAN. CHARLES N. BrcHAyn
X. BUCHANAN & SON.
Forwarding and Commission NIcrch , uN
AND AGENTS ron
Cooper and Covinston Cotton Factories
ALSO ron TUE
nope eagle Cotton Factories, Pittsburgh
Ao rs East Columbia Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
July 6. 1852 naml
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nISSOLUTION,
IL The copartncrship existing between the un-
dcrsgned, under the firm of J. BURNSIDE Il Co, is
this day dissolved-J. Burnside retiring from bus
mess JOHN BURNSIDE,
New Orleans NELSON McSTEA.
June 30, 1859 ( j. r. VALUE.
COMPREHENSIVE.
THE undersigned have associated with them
STEPHEN K FOWLER and OGDEN X. DuNNING un
der the firm of McSTEA, VALUE Il co, and
will continue the WHOLESALE DRY GOOD
BUSINESS and liquidate the affairs of the late
firm of j. Burnside Co. NELSON McSTEA.
New CLEANS, July .'59 j., r. VALUE.
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DRosPECTUs.

A new work BY Emmerson Bennett, Author o.
Clara Aoreland, Prairie Flower" The R.fu
gees" Blanche Bertrand - " The Artists Bride,
DC, DC, entitled Wild Scenes ON the Frontiers
or Heroes Of the West. '' Westward, ths
Course of Empire takes its way"
This work is the only in book form which
for several yeaxs has emanated from the pen Of the
gifted author who treads now alone the s,afh ouce
trodden by own Cooper. Il will contain graph
ic pictures Of the hardy Pioneer whose strifes and
struggles with his Indian foe rival the tales of e
tion and the tragic eounterits Of the mimic STAGE
Also the thrilling narratives OF the daring deeds
tie heart trials the heroic devotion and denial
of noble women, the mothers ofthe West. Beneath
the arehing forests hand to hand the intrepid
adventurer has encountered in deadly combat the
ruffian desperadoes who made their haunts in the
baekwoods. and who's. gallant achievements have
thrown halo Of romance over the waving prairies.
the grand old mountains, and the majestic rivers
of the land of the setting sun
Nor are these pages wanting in those gentler
scenes which make up home life, and which are
pictured with the skill and fidelity for which the
author is pre-eminently distinguished. His delin-
cation Of Frnfirr character ana Of the scenery Of
the Borders has always the advantage of an sccu-
raey which the result of intimate personal ac
quaintanee-
The Work will be printed on fine white paper, in
clear, open type. and appropriately.and beautifully
illustrated By the most skillful artists, l2mo,
Cloth Price tl-25.
HAMELIN 4 Co, Pusz.ux.s.
No6o6, Chestnus-street. Philadelphia
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DATENT MEDICINES.


Jaynes Medicines Nc Lanes Pills,
Railways sc Cooks Pills,
Graffenberg 9" Moffatts ''
Perry Davis Painkiller, Wright's
Young Amer. Linament, Spencer's Z"
Arabian t' Strong's
McLane's Vermifuge Extract Ginger,
Fahnestock's '' Sedlitz powders.
Batesman's, Drops, Laudnum,
Godfrey's Cordial, Paregoric,
Thompson's Eye Water, Opodildoc,
Essence Cinnamon, British Oil,
Essence Peppermint, Soda Powders,
July Is, 1889 WARD SOUTHMAYD
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STATEMENT

OF THE CONDITION OF
The Hatf0rd Fic IaSl aRee Company.
JANUARY l, 1859.
CAPITAL.
The amt Of Capital Stock is O0,O0O
The am Z of Can Stk nd up is 500 900
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THE durability of this Machine.

is very great. l don't see why it should not last
for ten or twenty years, with only repairs of poun
der and rope, which would be very trifing. The
whole cost of repairs uPcn all the several hund-
red machines have sold in the last two years,
taken together. don't amount to two dollars, and
many Of them have been in constant use in large
families.
For sale hy WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16
Army Intelligence.
SPECIAL ORDERS-No. SO.
HEADQUARTERS or TIN Army, I
Nrw YoRK. Oct. Is. 1859,

HEADQUARTERS on TIN ARMY,
Nrw York, Oct. Is, 1859
The Superintendent OF the Eastern Department OF the
General Recruiting Service will organize detachment Of
25o recruits be sent in the OF the Goth instant
via the Isus Of parien, for equal assignment to the
Fourth and Ninth regiments of infantry the department
Of Oregon.
The following officers are assigned duty with the re-
crnits;--
Major AlbemsTlc cady, Sixth infantry, Commanding
Detachment
(aptain Andrew J. Smith First dragons
second lieutenant John i. Mercer, First dragons.
Captain John Busord Jr., Second dragons.
Brcvct Major George Andrews, Captain, Third arti-
lcry.
First Lieutenant Benjamin j. Smith Sixth infantry.
Second Lieutenant Aaron d Hardcaste, Sixth in
fantry.
1hcse belonging 10 statons in the department Of Cali
duty TO the Commanding General of that department
the remaining officers viii continue duty with tbs
crits 70 Fort Vancouver, w. T., where the Commanding
General Of the Department Of Oregon will give such in
sirsciions as nay be necessary.
The Medical furvcyor IN this city win make the ueoes
sary arrangements with the surgeon OF the steamer fer
medical attendance the detachment.
Ianndrcsses may be sent with the recruits not TO ex-
coed one to twenty men.
Unlisted mon belonging to companies serving In tue de
Yartmcn's OF California and Oregon and now AZ reI'
Columbus will be sent with the recruits 70 Jolp ue ~
spcctive companics. - 49, 80
The CuarteImastor's Department will provide tne ne
cessary transportation for the
Colonel Joseph n. r. Mansiield Inspector 1oneIa whA
rrrajr 10 New York and make tho usual npecon Oh nc
troops, transports and supplies. ,,S..
BY command Il Brevct Lieutenant Gcnerai scotl,
Lieutenant Colonel and A. D. C.
Major General David r. Twiegs United States army, has
bccn cranted leave Of absence for twelve months with
pcrmission b 20 beyond the United States,
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Colonel Baron Relies, wio already announced has
been cent is the Emperor Napoleon 10 present the Grand
tfoFa oi The Legion Of Honor 10 the hereditary Grand
Dshe q Hcsaa on bis coming of age, arrived at Settn
on The i7th u, 1nd embarked on The following day on
hoart steamer for st. Petersburg
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be glad 70 SOC II cultivated by all who have sufficient time
for the purpose Both games eui.ed to the national
temperament ard charccr oG the peorle among whom
they respectively prevail.
BEsY MODE or ARRANGING THE MATCH or BASE BALL
WITH THE ENaJIsH ELEVEN.
fss EDITOR os n.s ssanp.
Nsw YORK, oc.. IA, 1869.
Philadelphia one Is he'd TO bceye that the English c.c
eers would accsp. challenge to play game of base bali
Is 900 wero guaranteed them. AZ last Convention
fifty three clubs represented and since that time,
popular has tho game become, at this moment many
more have sprung into existence Calculating the number
q members in each club at only thirty, wo have
three thcssand players; and each member viii BE- inu
entail in procuring two subscribers at 81 ticket enough
win be Immediately Obtained with surplus for incden
axed all clubs will desire voee in the selection OF
'nne To overcome such difcuy be the leading clubs
OF this city prove which s their champion club, and the
Brooklyn clubs do likewise. Then the selection Of the "aw
nnc can b. picked from the two champion clubs they
will have abundance of time TO practice together by the
time our English brethren viii be able TO them We
al remember the crowd who tho Fashion
Course " witness the contest betwecn New York and
brooklyn at this splendid game and why now lose the
opp0rnnity Of contest much exciting? II the crck
esers lack excellence In batting, II is than made up
BY their ncidng The fy game is much more interesting
70 AL pAfoc3. A.
BASE BALL AN ENGLISH CANE.
= 70 NM EprroR oy INK HERALD.
ynAmum mzuu, NEW Yonx, OCT. Z, lsSs.
Allow ns 70 correct slshA error in lcadlng article Of
days sus q the erckss atch. h = there stated that
the game ofsbass balw is N American gsmc.
Hbyeaye4 = every schosa in Hgland, md has bern
and esssSGzny IN ngxsh gnmc. trust that your
HnAAiD. COSMOPOLITAN.
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cARian OF 4 l'olrI4 As1-Ss.--So1ne ten years ago
very vvaoious brishcyed young man, fall Of life, am
h,on and animal spirits obtained pleasant noioicty
promising actor In characters, Of minor importance in
themscyss brt rendered Of consequence by the earnest
and ability of the youthful asprant for future the.
srical anc. This tyro in tho dramatic art Ike many
others eminent in dramatic annals was originally an
cmploye Of hc CcpyiT ard Inquirer Office and BY that
means received occasional theatrical admissions and
thereby lnay be fairly presumed, received his Gys
dramatic impulses Ten years Of theatrical life have
passed. the printers boy, r youthful aspant the strug
Cling tvro has returned among after three years. ah
scncc with all the proud distinctions Of unoxemped
ccss and the more solid advantages Of honorat!y
ea ned and handsome indeenfency. The fame made IN
lhia country has been acknowledged Justly oarnedin Eng
land Ireland and Scctand--and the welcome givon TO
Barney Williams and his Yankee wife has been such
dicr merits well deserved.
Nr. and Mrs. barney Williams will appear at N,bo's on
Mopday next, October IL when, We predict the house
wiz bo filed 10 It's utmost extent 10 give thema welcome
to he city where they have been SO kindly received
and where hoy have orn contributed 10 the rational
annstsncns Of the largest audiences attracted by
any asSsis.
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Adkins Brass Band.
Empire Hose Company No. 40.
P0cah0ntas Engine Company No. 40
CLINTON Brass Band.
Clinton Engine Company No. Il.
Pioneer Hose Company No. 70.


UuA pvrmeu.
Assistant Engineer william Haohet-Narehal.
DOdworth's Brass Band.
Empire Engine Company No A.
Washington Irving Hose Company No. ~
Ryer's Brass Band.
Live Oak Engine Company No. ~
Mechanics' Hose Company No. ~.
College Point Brass Band
Aurora Engine Company No. ~.
Amertcus Hose Company No. 40.
CAstloAs Brass Band.
Valley Forge Hose Company No g.
Relief Hose Company No. 81.
ROhn's Brass Band.
Marion Hook and Ladder Company No. "a.
Undine Hose Company No. 81
Drum Corps.
Mazeppa mgme Company No. AS.
Naiad Hose Company No. g..
Meyers Brass Band.
Hope Hose Company No. 30.
Harry Howard Hose Company No. So.
ELEVENTH DIVISION.
Assistant Engineer Stephen Mitchell-kars arshal.
Cercilion Band.
Columbian Hook and ladder Company No. IA
Nassau Hose Company No. &c.
Empire Brass hand.
Liberty Engine Company No. t0
Forrest Hose Company No. 5s.
Nier's Brass Band
Paulding Hose Company No. 81.
Mutual Engine Company No. 81.
Band.
NJ. T. Brennan Hosc Company No. 60.
Manhattan Hook and Ladder Company No 16.
Adkins Brass Band.
zephyr Hose Company No. 81.
Ion Hose COMPANY No. 20.
D0dworth's 3 hand.
Baxter Hook and ladder Company No. -.
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WITH DIVISION.

WITH DIVISION.
Assistant Engineer Timothy T.. West-Harshal
National Guard Brass Band.
Excelsior Hose Company No. IA.
Clinton Hose Company No. II.
WaDnamacker's Brass Band
Mohawk Engine Company No 16
Franklin Hose Company No. 1S.
Union Brass Band.
Union Engine CompanUEo. 1S.
lafayette Engine Company No. No
Liberty Brass Band.
East River Engine Company No. II,
lafayette Hook and ladder Company No. o.
North Carolina Brass Band.
American Hose Company No. 1a,
Humane Hose Company No. 90
Washington Newark Brass Hand.
Washington Engine Company No. 10
Hudson Hose Company No. q.
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FOURTH Dvr1Oy.
Assistant Engineer VIM. 7. Mawbey--xarshal.
Sixth Regiment Brass Band.
Marion Engine Company No. Q.
phosnix Hook and Ladder Company No. o.
Tompkins Brass Band.
Oceanus Engine Company No. IL.
Minute Hose Company No. IL.
eulick Hose Company Company No. IL.
GuliCk Brass Band.
Knickerbockcr Engine Company No. II
nagle Hook and Ladder Company No. I.
liiddlctown Brass Band.
Eagle Engine Company No. l3.
jackson Hose Company No. IS.
Governors Island Brass Band.
Columbia Engine Company No. IA.
Tompkins Hose Company No. l6.
Eighth Regiment Drum Oorpe.l
Atlantic Hose Company No. 10.
Chatham Engine Company No. Is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-05-04

lxrEREArioxAL CouRrEsIEs.-Th con-
duct Of the Governor OF victoria, rancou-
ver's Island, in refusing permission to The
Americans to FIRE salute on Washington
birthdsy shows marked difference from the
more gentlemsnIy feeling Of the Captain q
the English ninety-gun ship Cesar, At San
Juan del Nor,e, who not only dressed his
ship with colors on that day from sunrise
to sunset, the same as our own ship James
town, but al noon both ships freda nation
d salute Of twenty-one guns. The mex
day the OF GERS Of tho jamestown gave
splendid dinner 70 the senior officers q th'
Caesar. It'll pleasant 20 hear Of such er
changes Of national courscsies on these coca
siona
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TThe State University Of Minnesota
q Ia bed way. One wing Of the bu.ldl~g
wss completed last fall a. cost Of $4,000,
and Is handsome grasise cdifce. four sto-
sies in height. II is located q 81. An
thongs Fslla The News Of tine p,scc says;
II IL built IN the style Of one Of Cur IA.
nous hotel architects. with mortgage sD<
! cupola on the top The wing u about
one.third Of the whole proposed stssctare
according to the original design. Thu
costly structure u going 70 ruin, 10 care
icing taken Of The premises, oil the door
being wide open. AMI the snow has driilet
into the buiIdine, and neits on warm day.
through the doors.
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Our American Premier

The Premier, General Cass, that great
pillar OF Democracy, Is . man Of weigh'y
proportions, unaffected IN his manners, easy
OF access, though generally very busy;
model of aged health and temperance,
hence an example 10 oil American youths,
who would rise By steady exertion. What
= country is his! Cass is co-eval with the
Constitution. To an observation | made, OF
rather question put, ,ouchins the Proba-
bili,y Of The duration Of the Republic. and
i,s prospects generally, he replied IN tone
OF confidence, and in language somewhat ex
arcerated, to give emphasis 90 the sen'i
men,, have lived long enough TO SEQ
seventy crisises Of my country, and she ha
been brought safely through them alp >
the Cd statesman does not despair Of sh
Republic. must doubt the truth Of 90
rumors ever and anon set afoat about NJ
being attacked o. threatened with paralysis
Tor he appears ss vigorous sshe has for year
His habits are every way favorable 70 lor
revisy. Gerl Cass Is repuied 20 Be wort
millions Of property, Of which he takes
good care ss any thrifty New Englsndes.-
He has survived his wife and some Lowell
daughters, but looks 10 the grave as not no
far disssst.-( Correspondent Of the Journ'
e Commerce.
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NOTIcI;

VuvH i undersigned hereby vives notice
u that A. the June Term. 1852. Of the
Board OF Commissioners Of Dubois county
he will apply under the provisions Of an ac'
entitled "Act to regulate and License the
sale Of Spirituous. vinous, malt aud othe'
liquors, ia and upon the prem
ices occupied BY him. the precise location q
which IL ss follows. Lot No. iSy. on Mill
street, In the town Of Jasper, in Bainbridge
township Ia said county. v.
And the citizens Of said Township vii
take due notice thereof.
Apyil DO.--Sw. u ENDHOFEN.
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NOTICE.

vTYH + undersigned. hereby gives notice
u that at the June Term, 1888, OF the
Board Of Commissioners Of said county, he
will apply under the provisions q an ac'
entitled IAN Act 10 regulate and License
the safe Of Spirituous, vinous. malt cnt
other intoxicating liquors, ia and upon the
premises occupied BY him. the precise loca
ltion, Of which Is Is follows: On Mil street
A. The house formerly occupied BY Chare
Krouse, in Bainbridge township 10 said CO.
And the citizens OF said township vii
take due notice thereof.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN.
| Anil 90 1850 -3w
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TERMS:

TEN MS:
One COPY Cor che year !. 90 and g'r'
One ropv Tor two years ~ ant Iiu.
One copy for three years . % and g'ih.
One copy Tor five years % and gus
AND TO cLuns:
Three copies one year, IS 20 and gifts.
Five comes one year, Z 90 and D gii's.
Ten upies one year, ID 10 and ~ gus
rseniy one copies year 81 O0and2 II gifts
The articles 70 be given away are CON-
rrised ia The following list:
. packages gold containing 5000 each
do do Do 200 each
10 DO do do 100 earh
10 pa,. lev. hunt. case watches 100 each
! 20 gold watches % eacn
\ A Az GA each
4 IN Az 81 each
n IA l.. .,;as ooyd Catches 80 each
\ 900 silver hunting cascd watches ~ each
500 silver watches, ~ 70 20 each
licOO gold guard, vest and fob chains ~ 70 ~
Gold I.sckets, Brsceieis, Brooches, ~
lDrous. Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve but.
tons. Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, go'd
land silver thimbles, and variety ~ o'ne'
ARTICLES worth from 30 cents 10 ! 10 earh.
4 We win present 10 every person ecndln.
Us 20 subscribers, at =. each, gold wa'c'
worth $40; TO any one sendingus lvo sun
p scribcrs at 81 each, gold watch worth SoV
I Every subscriber will also receive presen'
Immediately on receipt Of the suoscrlp
. ton money. the Subscribers name VIII q ?,
entered upon our book, aud the present WI
n ~ torwarded. within one week, 10 the sub
! scriber, BY mail Or express, post pa'a. W,
= a. All communications Should DC %
-ld,essed % DEAN a. SALTER,
Prop ie.orr, 335, broadway, New YORK.
M Iuly 2, lS5S-lamy
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AFREAK or NATURE. On the farm Of our
old friend, John A. Dean, are two lambs.
which are joined together, their heads being
reversed They are perfect in every respect.
with che exception Of the connection which
holds them together. In sucking. they sppear
90 have come to mutual understanding g,
and take II one ss ,ime--the other patient
" waiting. They follow the dam BY going
round and round 10 circle.--BuiTton Ban
ner.
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JOY AND GL.lDAESS
HAS DEEN BROUGHT
70 Jyaps Homes a. Families,


70 uaps Homes g. Families
since tile in,roductoa q ihnt Wofld n,,
roured medicine, DIR. M-sNN'S AoUh
nAISAM. in the Western Cosn'ry, uno -
,.,e;.llv he mast season--a Ms brought
i'asl,h ~, hanpiness into nor. ssnhi.s than
~ ren.dy upon record. The gues'i'o
would naturally arise. why - th's! pee''s'
Il does, in all cases 10 she slvJ'es' u''''
rest chills, fever aud sxse W 10 wor' 'o'"'
and IN all cases periorns sPeeuy 49,
Persons 70 siding in nalnsless districts n'ns
this BalssLa occasionally Dosing he s'eay
season, need hsyr 20 isarS ~ ~ a''aeA :"
.cue ii il therefore highly s.s' minen"eu
a. 4 sure preventative, II used ~ smail ou'
80 daily during thai pa tcolar TIME woss
l,his class OF diseases prevail. FOR wan =
srsce we can only offer few ci tns "a''
evidences in i's favor. -, ~. Taxa
gucyrus. ohio, Feb. 25th, 1905.
IN MINI * Co.. Gallon. uhio--s.e'''.
W. arc ~ loss 10 end language sums'e"s
- nor,ray 10 the public The great esteem ~
NM vour celebrated Ague Balsam y nfM
\. ~ community. The fact y hnevef 's"s
\, cure ,c,e ~ ils orst forms, ana we Gu"
h;ao e,se Yours, &C.,
y" WoIODERT & TAILOR, Drugcs"'
i corin.h. Miss. Oct. 20. 1873
Messrs. 8. X MASS g. Co.-Grn'.: nn
linz procured a supply Of your Arue ns'.,"'
and testing IL thoroughly In many sese..I ,.,
ses 81 long standing. where az re p,ts II
remedies cf ,he day h ad failed, found y -
cascs ! our IsaIsam effected safe and spesy
cure. Its just The medicine we wan' ~
u ,he south. Respectfully Yoirs'
JOSEPH BUCHANAN prueSNs
New York, Feb. 23d. 1899.
Messrs. s. X. NAM g. Co,-1enn.
have 4, our house in 81. Louis, sold w.
I Acue Dalsam some three years, nno na; \
rn,efullv observed iis eiIects, and mus. \
csuJor say, I do not believe y has - eq as,.
|. n The history Of medicine; Tor % ~ 81
sonsI knowledge, II cures permanently IN. M.
csse. And | hsve known i used alter ~ -"
o. rem edics had iailcJ. with the same n'g y,
result. have no hesitation ~ prom ua '.',sr.
Il. ,hc greatest discovery ever made " '"s
n remedies, and perfect tiIum P"v'''
ch,IIs. fever aud aguc. kespecuw,y, op
= 81 K. MANN & CO.. Propr,l,,,'v''l'',''
!; Gallon, Ohio. Sold BY all goo a'"1
Iyists. ''"'N'