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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04
The sheriff OF Marion.

a lovely discussion is going on at Indian
apolis upon the question, whether they have
a Sheriff in Marion county or not and,
if not, whether Gov. Willard has the power
to provide one for the county The Sheriff
slectMr Wallace, was, within two years
before his election, Mayor of Indianapolis,
an Office which the Supreme Court has de-
creed TO be of such Judicial character as
to render the incumbent ineligible for Sher-
iff within the period of his election. The
history of the case is this The opponent of
r Wallace in the canvas for Sheriff, pre-
srntei petition to the Board of Commits
siO2e-5, contesting the right of Wallace to
hold the office. A motion was made to dis
miss the petition, and the motion was grant
ed On this, an appeal was taken to the
Circuit Court, where the same motion ives
renewed on behalf of Wallace, with the
same result. Then followed the appeal TO
the Supreme Court, where a decision was
made that the motion to dismiss should have
been overruled. the question carried up
vas question Of isw-was the petition suf-
fcieIt leaving whstever questions Of fact
there may be in the case to be disposed of b.
the Counts below. e-T sHtE i -
On the PRESUMPTION that this decision Of
the Supreme Court elected Wallace from
office, Gov. Willard immediately issues n
commission NJ Sheriffto Gulick,-wallace's
opporent,-who received but small mi
nority of popular votes. On receiving the
commission, Quick presented his bond to
the clerk Of the court for approval, and IN
sisted upon being recognized as the Sheriff
OF the county. The clerk refused to receive
the bond, or recognise any one but Wallace
as sheriff, as the whole matter, be said, must
be reviewed BY the Circuit Court and de-
cree entered before any action could be taken
in the case. But the Governor and his
friends are too impatient TO wait tor the
ceurt, and insists upon Quick being nduet-
edinto Office, and talks of enforcing the man.
date If not obeyei
'The indianapolis Journal reads a lecture
TO his EXeellency, and tells him, that the
decision of the Supreme Court was not adj
dressed to him. 1t was not rescript CON-
manding him to issue commission to Gu.
lick II was a Judgment with which, in the
form the case had assumed, he had nothing
TO do, unless to refresh his democracy with
morning reading over his bitters. II was
directed to the Circuit Court Of Marion
county, and commanded the Judge Of that
Court, when the cause was properly pre-
sented, TO override the motion to dismiss
Gulicks petition, and proceed with the fur
Their trial OF the case. - ~ -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04

The PENITESTiARY.-the number OF con-
victs now ~ Jacksonville is 525, the high
est ever before within the prison walls.
Large aceessions have recently been made
by convictions before the Courts 81 Common
Pleas. As some doubts have been express
ed in regard to the oons,iiaflouaiiiy ~ N.
Law giving the Common Plsss jshs4lsilss
OF felony cases, the wardsH, Ia order " rs-
licye himself from Iiabilitis. fof holding llee
ia prison under nugatory Law, hAs asked
for the opinion Of the Attorney General on
the point, and has declared, that unless the
opinion clearly sus.ains the law, he viii re-
ceiys no more conyiets sent up by the Com
mon Pleas Courts. Our Constitution seems
10 be tie source Of inierminable doubts and
difficulties TO all who exercise authority un-
Ger it IL appears that the wardea has been
once held personally responsible for the labor
Of a coavict unconstitutionally sent to pris-
on. de has consequently become cautions
-. timid.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04

n@. That was very disrespectful but
certainly very candid confession of a
young man in Detroit He got up to go out
of church in. the midst of a sermon from
an eccentric divine, who arrested him b.
saying Young man, if you'd rather go to
hell than hear me preach, You may 20 +
Can you not imagine the weary look that
accompanied the calm reply, swell, be-
Eeve would" as the young fellow kept on
to the door at the further end of the aisle.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04

Ds A Washington letter says that Mr..
Buchanan "seems actually to contemplate
matrimoDy." he is no more fit TO get
married than a toothless cid fellow is to
play humble peg" f. 49,:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04

nEA- A number of Ladies at the Dress
Reform Convention at Auburn, N. Y, de-
ciared Tor 1.-THE Bloomer or nothing" So
if the Bloomer fails, We may expect the al
tentative.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04
w.A travelling daguerreotypist, haiIin

Ca travelling daguerreotypist, mailing
from Cincinnati, was dncked in apond by
the citizens of Stanford, KY, few days
ago, for gross insults to young ladies who
happened to attend his gallery unaccompa-
MED by a gentleman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04

/. When does Independence Day come
in Evansville?
- When will the Free Iasons have a.
celebration in our city
3. II al the gentlemen wear long beard,
who can make raise; what will BE done
with all the raEors? l-TT Ii.fF 81
4. What makes old Bachelors Ike an
gels2
-. When the maids of - chalked The
backs and hats OF Bachelors, was If because
they passed for nothing ks<x
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04
.f APOLLO HALL FOR SALE
- RAJ a HILL Incl E1I.s-s9

81 the tserulan Theatre, ground lease, either
With or Without furniture, just suits purchaser
Two ten pin sllsys, thues sets pins and balls, one
good stable, ten Iarrels assorted liquors, wines,
&c, viii be offered at psblie sion GA TUESDAY,
the 2lst day Of July next.
Apollo Hall contains besides tile thestrcl seven
large aud well arranged rooHs, two bar-rOoms-
one Connected with the theatre. The pTsSerty viii
DC sold subject the mortgage in favor Of freu.
Cook. Terms liberal.
je2f-fd c. F. HITLER.
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DRS. EHRMAN AND BAIRD,
zS0.URO P.fTHEC PHysSYCY.s.y.s A.

LIZ SUMMONS respcctftify tefde: Their pro
f,-Sonsl services to the public. @
rs special attention given te Lung and Nervous
Diseases, and 10 Chryhic diseases generally Dis
eases the result of the abuse Of Caiomei Quinine
Sc, greatly benefited hnot cured. A large expe-
rience enables them a. treat all feyars InterInit-
tent, Bilious. &C. Nithout large doses of powerful
medicines, which only pallhiie the disease while
they weaken and destroy the constitution
Office Third street, between Vine aud Division
Evansville, Ind. niy25 3mw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Great Attraction!
TIME SCOTCH ExGHL.s.S.DE S,
IL with HIS Scotch G;autess FANNY WAL
LACE. weighing eI5 pounds, viii exhibit at
APOl % NALL,
On tie 81 9Th, and 5th OF July. This Is decidedly
tho largest and most extensive SHOW now on ex-
hibiton In the Western Country. II iacludes Col
McDoaalds large collection of tanned serpents viz.
Anaconda, Rattle Ring, Adder, &c the California
Bears OF which 10 said TO b. the bs trained ia
the world; Monkeys, Epes, oErasg oatanc, Scotch
Bsiser, &c, &c, besides large collection Of r..
eigR birds of various plamsge.
The NEST accomplished aCJTCn PIPER Bow
travelling discourscs sweet music from tn national
instrument.
Give US csii-Eone 10 away disSatishei. Al
mission % cents Children and servants AZ cents.
The exhibition will he open ON
Saturday, from A Al. to ioP,A
Monday - . toe
Tuesday % O "a 10
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PETER V1ERLING, : !.
HSRTG GTsT, " o. 2 WEST U.<TER
IL fSTREET, EyANsS ILDE, IND.,
Dealer in Paints, ysrni:hes. oils, Dye stufs, Win
der Brsces, AbdofninaI Supporters,
20 Surgical InstruIaents. d.. &c.
ALs0-Purs Wines and DraEdies, ana all p0pa-.
lar patent medicine 81 the age, Sc. Jel8
NECos'D-H.E.s.D F,TR.FITU RE
~ STORE.
{ Tho undsr.iSnei has establisheia WarcrOOm 1T
the CHI Apollo Hail. foI the purchase aud sale q
new and second laid TCI.Nl rURE, steees. Table
Ware, Glas ware, AMI IN fact everything pertain
ing 10 tic household use which be Gil seH 1T the
los5cSt secondhand furniture prices. The highest
cash prices paid fJr az articles CGrTed for sale
public "a ptlvatc. C5ioi, ien e.. ..4Bisl.uz vii
lie promptly attended TO in any part qf the city.
Also, all kids Ct repairing AID vcod turning done
jeS CHARLTs =. HTLLER- i
~ sAF.S-E, <VRySICE s CO.,
IL DEtIERs AZ go Ta..l-
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND
Ca. I'D. ik0DLCE OLSLi1hLLG,..f .s.
- Main street, Eva SsyII =, isr,
az Cash paid Tor ali kinds Il Produce. isss =
DDDCCFI0.s' Eys' THE F8TGE az,
IA l-nf FLOUR. .i--g ~at.
FRsKINE, CURSICK co. have Tsdac-j the
pr,c ii tty three brands OF flOur for vh,,h tbelf
stoI, Is becoming ceiebrated Quality OF each soIt
gnarantsod, Notwithstanding. A. Main street
u =
u from the country ~ l,sshels Of fresh ground
Corn Meal. ERSkfNE, CURSIck eco, -
je2s ~ Main street
IIi.DH9GLfc tE.5.EsS-T.-2o BBLS.
IL Il FIRST rate Cement. warranted 10 set we'll
81 EsSkINk, CtkNICk & CO,
Ef-s------ s-er-r- ~ Main street
HefLBG6 n. srO.y-<s. .s,T r0n-~-ss n
|" AT LAW.
Will attend promptly 10 all business in his prces-
sion Office in the City Recorders Office. je27Gm
GsO.nE TEk.vGS GIN NE DO.N'R
~ As WELL AS OTHERS.
Some six seven years since, u. H. COOK com
menced what most OF the people calleda one horse
grocery, with wagon to deliver his gOOds to his
customers. The undertaking. looked uI0n as
a humbng, and his failure predicted. But 1
think lac lid not fail, aud now can furnish greater
variety % substantial and fancy Groceries than any
other house in the West. aud quite as cheap.
HyBESR, PRL.HE, IND CE0ktE-
Il .0boxes Layer RaisiR-,
lup drums Figs,
10 bits Zante Curfants,
ed le case Citron, r
"a 10 bbls soft-sheli Alm.nGs,
do Filberts,
e. Do. do Brazil Nuts.
7tl..r. f- s do English Malnuts- f
Just received, anu ia time tOr tile Fourth, hy 60
je25 Z. :. BABCOCk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04
yy,o MERCHANTS, PHI'sI6Ls.,'s,

EsE.NDHIEs- -t"
~ IA Cutting Boxes, Sanfori's Patent-msde by
Ford, u New Albany, tor sale cheap
80 bundles Cotton Line.
Grass, Hemp, and Manila Dedcords.
Cotton Batting.
Brushss-borse, shoe, weeping whitewssh.
Dried Peaches. 81
Dried Apples, Rice. f .s-
COflee-Rio and Java in sacks.
SuCar-three grades Of New Urieaus--pul-
verified and crushed white
For sale 10y ERSkISE, CURNICk. x CO..
jei3 AZ Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04
DIED

June 18th uit., EMMA fRAsER, a bright little siri,
ouly child a .. L. aud C. 8 Waters. ef Poseyyille,
aged two years. four months, and twenty-six days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04

nUIGLRI.Hs .ns-I0O or THESE
celebrated Hams, together WIth a good as
sofiment OF other meats--SiOuldeTs, Clear Sides,
Picked Pork, Dried Beef, Beef Tongues, Sc., just
received and for sale 10y . .
..fsigF -.-CHAS. MCJOHNSTON,
ie2j rs Main street, near the Canal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-04
To Traveller
BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE +!
Pitts Patent Thresher and
- Separator,

With MUFfIiI'S HORSE PUWER ATTACHED,
isconsidsrvi 70 b. the best machine Of the kind In
the West
The undersigned are now prepared 20 furnish
sf5t eNceed in the W tern country All We ask Is
that oar work may te compared with any Of our
.cos't.Ii orsries as al>o cur prices These Ma
rhinC were already thoroughly introduced and
Known when we commenced the manufacture Of
then. and We shall only say that al the Lachines
Il that Isitcut which We make, shall be made in
sHch q manner, Of such materials and with such
Improvements of our own, as will materially in
thu valuable reputation IL has acquired among
rhT0sheTs.
We can now offer 10 cur customers choice Of
these excellent Machires, and also choice ef the
Horse Powers. t. drive them, of any size, from 4
10 10 horse, upon reasonable terms any other
establishment; and We respectfully solicit orders
for either size kind, and would request that they
e sent in early possible, TO insure getting the
best machine. kRATL q HEILMAN.
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Ho.nE-.n.zDE BE.s.,x Moons

kA MANUFACTCEEp Bf =. a. GE,uPLL--
am able nov to manufacture very good BL.NE
Books, well PACED, At a lower price than the New
York made Books are sold. Twenty perc will
he saved by ordering Blank Books in my estsb-
lshment.
. per cent. cheaper than any bound before in this
place. Bill Lading Books will lie bound in dura-
bic style at 40 to 20 cents piece. Paper will lie
ruled 10 any pattern al 40 10 ca cents ream.
Pamphlets will lac covered and trimmed nj 40
cents a hundred.
Blank Books for city and comfy Offices, banks
&C.. will be manufactured q the best paper, and
warranted 10 De as good as the best done in other
places. ;. NJ. GEUPEL,
je3-lm Corner Vine and First streets.
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II FINE .f.,.D BUHGL.s1 P1GoF'

" SAFE At AUtIIUN.
IL net sold before at private sale, Win ~sll -
auction without reserve. on THU RSDAl, June
3Oth. good Fire proof safe, for CASH u T. GOD
article, and will Oe sold.
Ie25 IT, NELSON q 90.
Ns H.EET NE U-s-IOO LBs dH0JSE
~ Honey in the comb, in caps Just as taken rom
the hive reviewed this asy and Tor sale nv
jea5 E $3.50 CHAS. rslcJOHNsTON.
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NeOTIC9.-W' WHEREAS ny WIFE

ev Mary Jane Hemelwright, has left my bed
and board without any just cause provocotion.
This il 70 warn all persoas from contracting with,
or harboring her on my account, a. / am deter
mined 10 pay debts Of her contracting after this
date. CHARLES HEMELWRIGHT. r.
je2s-1td6w3w ~
philadelphia Sun and Ledger pleaee copy.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.



UTAl .N-TED-.I s.fLES.MI.N- TO
aderiake the'nfanagensat Of . county,
Grocery store net Car from this city Apply to Y 4
T.. Journal ONCE. stsfing sslary expected.
All applicant must SPEAK German, and he accus-
TONED 70 trsding. jyl-5t !
npxRT.N.E RsHJP DyssOLUrIo.N:
The partnership heretofore existing between
oncrt Jupo %. $50. III poT-o-- ho!iios s.siTls
against the above frm viii present. them 70 Wni.
Rcessel f,e rAyfneut rs be collects al debts due
sac, VISTA h lss,ssa,.=SHoiHlais si HESS.
- - :, BRANCH BANK,
fEEstf iETANsvILLr, juno 29t b, 1850. ~
This Bank viii be closed on Monday next, July
4ih and all persons harug paper maturing or that
day and the day preceding isunday)' are fe4uest'd
to attend to the same on Saturday
je3O-3t sAAL. BAIARp, Cashier. =
UE.E, TE.E! EIg-F0R THE
II choicest best assorted, and cheapest Gun
/ novdar Tea. 90 TO T. II. COOK & SoN--.=--
je9O % Main street and First street
NOR THE CROECRsT,s FIVE ST
II aayored, last lot least the Cheapest OoIong
Tea. 60 to r.. II COOK & SON 9
EAOU. SEU.SI-s civ FIND FOUR
n grades of Yoiisg Tyson Tea from 90 cents
to 81 IN. good article OF &c Young lily .iea
st5nc, at EislseE H. IL. COOK SONS.
Es TO THE I.ufsERI.aL TEL,
al they hare the true Imperial, and No, i;.is-
take II is lust the Tea fJT the people, and fToIa
tn. quantity they sen, it would look as though
their choice Teas were appreciated For samples,
oalfat rTl II. = z. H. COOK q SONS q
TREGETdEEES V.EGETzBLESi
Fresh yegetobits received every morning at
je3o z. II. COOK & SoN,s-L1
HRalR LBS PGE.HE LE.sF L.aE -,
I aOOO iO00 los Sugar-cuTei Dried Beef
Is bushels White Beans,
-e ----- Sao II Pearl Barley.
Received per steamer Hazel Dell, st
ie3O ---I- T. III. COOK 4 SOM.
neg U.s MI .fD.z.ns EXPGESS !
Sv DRY GOODS lt
Just received, nice lot Of steel Spring Skirts,
/ Lace MsntilIas, Lace Points, with lot of otLeY
goods nov. Tor saleby MILLERts1-,IFHAUS,
lie2g ~ f----ti.t f.a AZ Main street.
K0EU@ECE.NgTTR
Sy on THURSDAY MORNING, June 80, 1853,
! al Auction Rooms, lot Of new Bedsteads, two
new Bureaus, and other articles. Also "A cask Of
Bacon, Tobacco, Shoes, really made Clothing, and
| many other articles.
| je29 III. NELSON q Co. Anctrs.
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n .sST TREFGR.fPHfC DFsP.sTIE
WAH

IL EROM TIL SEAT UF NAE
Come az last The yery same lot Of Dry Goods
for which the fair portion Of the creation, the La
aios Of our beautiful cny, have been waiting GO
long has lat arrived per steamer Dunleith, and
are now ready for sale. We cordially invite our
friends, and especially our lady customers 10 call at
store, 43 Main STREET and select articles
ding 20 taste and convenience. Don't foyEet. 81
Main street. lmy30l MILLER a NIEHAUS.
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GEORGE. TH0RNHILL taxes pleasure in in
orming his old customers that in the quality and
style Of his work, re fstiers himself be cannot be
excelied. he may still be found az the corner Of
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Hsr-
and Saddles Of every description can be obtain
ed ON the best Of terms.
Gar Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Second hand Harness always on hand. iel
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h Chests made in the most faithful manner
at the Nashville Penientiary, 81 red Cedar, and Of
hve different sizes. The OeOr OF tie wood IL de,
sfruciiye % moths aud all insects, and renders the
Chests Invaluable for packing away blankets and
other woolen goods through the summer. For sale
at the Wooden Ware Stcre.
j. Is. RUSSELL, 500 Main street.
mY20 Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
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HrfA.SE.S. PE.uPs-
u 3casks Pump Chain.
100 sets Reels,
IL Iron Curl-,
"A Wood do,
500 feet Pine Tubing.
je2I GEO. =. S0SNTAC, 10 Main 81.
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VIZ of those elegant Mercer Potatoes, superior
to anything liz the market, received this day and
for sale by CHAS. McJoHSST0S,
my21 Main street, near the Canal.
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FYyO THH OLD SETTLRES Avn
II new comers and citizens generally, a.
would return my sincere thanks for the A4za
very literal patronage bestowed on De
for the last twenty-five years. and would
solicit a continuance Of fsyors- MY stock T. veTJ
large and complete, containing every variety Of ar
tcles pertaining to the Saddery and Harness bust
ness All Of which | offer at Wholesale and retail
at the lowest figures
BIC Please call aud examine before purchasing
elsewhere. J. 7. ELLIOTT,
jeIO-Im No. 80 Main 81.
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady of &c had troubled with Indigestion for
several months render great necessary
selection of her food After eating, the became
aci food rising in her mouth with water, unpeas
ant heavy load-like serSatfon stomach, continuing
FOR hours frequent headaches bowels conspaed and
depressed mental condition. See taking
Dyspepsia Pills morning and night and less than
week almost every symptom of her disease had vanished
and she felt like being.
Gentleman somewhat advanced in years strong. robust
constitution, had lately been good deal affected
gesOn weak stomach, tongue bad The mout
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whring
head so muc! to render his riding a carriagc,
mounting emnence, quite dangerous After trying
several things Intellectually, he Feupon the Dyspepsia Pills
which afforded prompt relief pill every night aud morn
ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo other
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BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting Depot at Pittsburgh with
Through Trains from AL Western Cities for Philadelphia,
New York. BOSTON, Baltimore and Washington CITY thus
furnishing facilities for the o.: Passengers
surpassed for speed and comfort, by any other route
Express ard Fast Lines through piladclnia with
out change Of Cars Conductors
Smoking Cars attached to each train; WnndruG1s
Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains The xp"eSs
Daily, Mail and Fast Line Sundays excepted Tree
Daily Trains connect direct for New York. Trai.s
connect for Baltimore and Washington.
Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh at A. NJ arrives in Phla-
delpin ats p. NJ, Baltimore at p. ~, and New
at III p. Nj.
deIphia and fillmore at A. NJ, and New York PA
Express Train leaves Pittsburgh at PM arrives Pc!
adeplia at 10 A. NJ, BaItiNore ut IL A. NJ, and NJ
York 8 p. N.
Six Daily Trails between Philadelphia and New Yorl
Two Daily Trains between New York and Boston. Throut
Tickets (nIl Ra) good either Trains
BOAT TICKETS to Boston good via Norwich, Pal
River or StoHHingtOn Lines.
TICKETS EAS WARD may he obtained at any OF the
important Rail Road Offices in the Wcs ALSO board any
of the regular Linz Of Steamers the Mississippi or Chic
Rivers and TICKETS WESTWARD at the Offices of the
Company in Boston, New York, Baltimore Philadelphia
Fare always as low as an. Northern Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS by PITTSBU RGH.
completion of the connections of the Penn.
svlyanin Rail Road to Chicago makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN TEE EAST
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No family should he without these curatives-
They the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
AMI Griyae use With them the parent is armed and pre-
pared against the first approach of disease and can meet
at the threshold and keen it at baF trie mecln.
rightly directed In the first hours of desease perfectly cures
Gus lonrS OF suffering If at All With these at hand you
are not Obliged to await the coming ofthat often distant
poisoned blistered bad hut yourself adrnister
tnqSmDle specific, ruddy current of life
again to health AMI ioy There only no injury arise
In any from their but the general Influence upon
the constitution, bevon all question: beneficial
. t AGENTS WANTED. sd-4t5 .oa
we an active. efficient agent for the sale of our
renedies, in every town community United ates
Address, ~ DR.. r. HUMPHREYS, & co..
No. b62 broadway, New York
esV-ssld by z. BOOKING, Agent, whsolisg. nY14-Iy
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New Fall and w inter Goods

th1 "SSS GOODS
P tins large S, ir a
teGoEr cIocl
p f Cpt zee pH
very @ % 1 ALEX. HEEEIAIT