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FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES,
Aaapd every branch Of business whets oore and durable
SoASs 10 required
Call and eIsns CT send for ILICsTRArED and DESCRIPTIVE
GROrIAR. FAIKBASKs Co.,
No l6y Broadway, HewYoIk,
between Dey and ConrlGad SA)
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.
speci,l ptsp..cb to The N. Z. rueun.

specisl psp..eb To The N. Z. Trisoae
WASHINGTON, Monday, Oct. 1, 1860.
NAVAL
Capt. NJ. K. Knitting and Lieut.. Cba. Uay.
wood, U. S. Marine Corps have been ordered V
the Cumberland ct Portsmouth. sargeon VIM.
b. Sine sir has been ordered to ihe receiving .hp
at Pnilade a.
THE MICHIGAN POsTMASTERs.
1t is stated at the Post 0iice Department ts.t
nothing is known of removals Of stm..ters il
Michitan, ether than that of the Postmaster at
Detroit, which is a Presidential appointment.
PENSION BUSINESS.
I hear that several clerks in tie Pension Office
were transferred to-day to the Census Bureau.
There has not been full work for the force Ia the
Pension Office for considerable time.
DOUGLAS MAN REMOVED.
Mr. Lackey, Pay Clerk in the SOLICITORS Office
of the Treasury Department Douglas man, WA
removed to. day. Mr.. Cobb gave as the grouod for
bis action the report, that Mr. Lsckey had sx-
pressed preference for Mfr. Liocolu over Mr..
Brfckinridpe. This Mr.. L. denies. The msttsr
has created great sensation in the Treasury.
where there ia any number Of quiet adherehts Of
Judge Douglas.
THE CAPITOL EXTENSION.
Mr. Connolly of Baltimore is delivering at the
Capitol monolithic columns fox the Cspitd eEssn-
sion. They are wrought from his marble qusrly
near Baltimore Messrs. Rice, B,iId, & Heebrsr,
contractors for furnishing marble FIR the Cspi'Ol.
purchase them of Mr.. C., paying $1,000 for each.
to the number Of some flrty, as provided By act Of
{, Dgre.s at the last session. Previously to the
passage of SAID act, the Secretary Of War; in view
of the failure of the contractors to supplS suitable
monolithi; columns from their quarry at Lee,
Mass, contracted with Mr.. Connolly to supply 100
monoltbic shafts but it is stated that the Saperin-
tending Engineer Of the Capitol declined to receive
aDy rot delivered as from Meesrs. Rice, Baird. &
Hrebner.
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NeW.York:
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
1T Large: --
WILLIAM c. BRYANT, JAMES o. PUTNAM.
Districts.
I Tous king H..ABIIAH BsCKwIra.
Q EpwARps w PisKK 10. HENRY CHURCHILL.
2 AypKyH CARk0As l9..JAhKs T. ALLABKn.
a JAMES KK1LY 20. Benz. N. HUNTINGTON.
& steIsSuNp KArYxAyS. 81. .SBKRsAS d. PHELPS.
G. FKEpRRICK KApP. 2..JoHS ]. FooTK.
= WAsalsGToS SMITH. 20. HIRAM DEWEY
q WILLIAM A DARIISG "a. .IAsss l.. VOORHEES,.
o WILLIAM n ROBsRrsOY. Is. WILLIAM VAH MARTRR-
TO- GBoECE n GKIEs. 26. .JoHS T.. SHELBY.
II. RUFus II. KlsG. 27..FRAsK l.. JOKES
~ J.coB B. CARPRyTEX %. JANIS S. WADswORTR.
H. JONI f. WINSTON. %. EZRA NJ PARSONS.
Il. .JACOB II. TxN EYCK. 50..CHARL g. c. PARKER.
IS n Epson SHKLDOy. 81 ELISHA 8. WsALEN.
l6 RosxRr s. Hale. 30. joins GREIsBR, JR
JAMES PARkkR.
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HrIMRoLD,s BUcnu FoR ME BLAppER.

HKLMBOLD's BUCHU FOR THE BLADDER.
HKLMBoID's BUCHU TIE KDsETs.
Helmbold's Buchu for the DfoPy.
HslmbOld,s Bucuu FOR Eers9u;s4e,s D.,
Hsi3SOls's Bacha for DimHs.s Of Vision.
HelzbOld's BushG for General Debhtty.
Helmbod's Buchu for Pains IN the Back go,
sscssss from Goveroor' Of state: judges and olsrumsn
Fnoe o. P'T Bog 60. or 'I R i0I - Rr.D,n
afflicted resd" the following certificate Of cure Of over
kI InIs 1 Sir have been troubled with
.esoon O the Bladder and Kidneys for over years. save
uiBe Preparation trial had beard highly spoken OIL
hsy ottned more relief ron 10 effects feel much better
tsn years previous have the ssstest lsh In ITS
S. 'sS So S9' to s afflicted hos y tu
vDtseOu' 70 Ds you introduce tAs s SeSiSih
LsEi'teI Pa Isa % liz Soco,, .,,tsrosnt he refer.
Hos VII BfsLSE, s1 Governor Pennsylvania,
Hon J. s. BLACK, Judge Thiladelphs.
Hon r. C. GAIA. Judge United states G9af
Hon W. A POkrkK, City Solicitor Phil1dslpha
Hon Z BANKS Auditor Gs neral, Washington, d. c.
pp ahq koa ~ so" iotb e below Chestnut Philadelphia
d. s. BAASEs Co, No. 70 Pa kSow,
TIE POLAR EEFRIGERATOR was awarded the
FEsT PEzxIUx the u Felt CiDclnt ST. epmber 1850
BAKTLKrr = LssCsY, No ~ Broadway.
OAK ORCHARD Acm-SPRNG WHARF.-THE
srs,e properties o. bs wi1EH established beyond qae.
sgls noiViduAlS.
hIkAs w BOsTwICE Csts Of Corning, Sole Agent,
hetrOpOltsn Hotel Buildings, No ga Bfoadway
BARRY STRICOPHEROU is the best and cheapest
pose for Dress< Beauhtng Cleansing Curling Preserving
80 EsstOrinI the hair Ladies ny it Sod BY Dfugsilts
HERNIA (or RUrrURE) CURED by DR.. MARsH's
eSlebrsted hADCAL-CURk THUss; Lsb0erS Truss Elastic
Stocking SuSp0usoes Shos Braces instruments 10
Dsforuies hAHsB FlvILIs Nos $40 and 5l2 Broadway
oppOsise TIE 81 Mche1. Oten tA9p
UoRsRS-DO you use any If So get bottle
Of Dr. ToBIAs VESETAs HoHsE LslNRsr u mot be
for Cut 0h Cole LsIeRess and Is crr1n tor Sore
TEoAls In put bottles only 81 cents See signed
j. TOBIAS. Depot. No 80 CourtlAndt st New.fOrk
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF AND NOT FROM HEAR
sAy you are Dyspepc suffering from Bilious complaints or
attached by Fever and Ag1o use HOLLOWAY fL' ana the
Iesul Will prove perfect recovery -
BLOOD FOOD.-COughs, Bronchitis, Asthma, In
aueuIs AID al other 81 rouc complaints inducing ConsunpAoa
are Al once re by is Being composed Of those ee
p rIich the Blood In welksged condition requires suhe
om DEBILITY on from mental Tyous PTosifaton bIognt
s By any cause viii hnd upeqc,d a. VnV,
Irics III Der boite Dr. Cen FORD can 1e coluIled o. on
grs ns+snsily on hv letter without charge from uot ~
ILta D.gy.T Sole PToplie9n, No. ~ bf'Se"SJ' " l.
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FANS! FANS!

FANS! FANS
OP An DESCRIPTIONS.
The largest and most splendid assortment Of FANS 10 the city
to be found at G. &, ALRNs No i5 Broadway ore door
below Csnal-st.
formerly No II Walst)
TAyLORS NEW SALOON.
WIIAH TAYLOR having recent rr6ted and enSelted In
style bis sALo No SIS Broadway 10 prepared 70 re-
oeiye lis hiends ard the public.
LOVE or STRONG DRINK CURED
Nv Doctor UyYRy ZEr1's PPvRDY which msy b. (un'
known 10 the dnnkeI In Coffee Tea Liquor Porct mar
les Never produces ususss. Pde, fl Depot Ne % DIV
siou-st MaTftt
SpAIDTNG's PRRPARyb GLUE.
Eysrybs9y should have bottle "-lTribune.
EA8 SALE HvERTwHkRE
Manufactured BY H. SPALDIgG Co., no. " Seasr'@
Pos.-Cfice address Boa No. 5hh
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WryrI Pr q WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S

WHEEL R q WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'s
SswING-MaCHNEs.
Win Bindery Corders aud all Recent improvement
The Wheeler Wr,on Msnuisctcriog Company would ask
NE caSS estenon Of pab and especially OF that more
immediately repreented ~ Tvs Ns"-lokK 70 ,ue
act tSst the WHEELER s WILSON sswISs-MAoHNE has
,Itrny received the hi commentators from al classes
Of society whether ios the use Of
s,sILIss,
DkEss MAKEss,
SsIRT mANEEs,
CoBsEr MAGERs,
CATER FILTERS,
SHOE BISDEls
NEsT MAKgRs,
TAuoRs GENERALLY.
Tgz LOCS-SurCE Made BY THESE MACHINES
4 che opv stitch that canrC svved and hst presents the
sae appearance both sides O The sesthe only 'oh Ine'
I appoVed BY fsics aud manufacturers oil SsVeo eooo %
fact being uibd every csnoid person must De
that tLe WBKELKK NlLs.N MACHINE is the only one 20
ehsas vhe,htr M private for earning hVehooap y
OyyIcr No SOS BROADWAY, N Y.
send Ci'cOar
GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED
EoIsELEss FAMILY Saving MACHINES.
No 49S Broadway, New.YoTk
No 1872 Futon Brooklyn.
FINKIT & LYON SEwNG-MACfHNE CO.-Al
Oh;pe. warranted 10 give sOn thsn any others ID
kst DOuey refunded Agents want9e o4s oIoeo~Ay NJ
WEED PATENT SLwING MACHINES are tavo[ltes
.yeryY here Beautiful sty for family use so Manu-
"a. yoV s;se from SOS 4l0 Stitch b0th soes alike NO.
an brosdS By, J. H. NHilNgN Co.
THE LADD g. WEBSTER SEWING-MAGHiNE
u.y row be has for Fifty Dollars -
LADD, wkssrkR A Co., No 500 BTosdway
WILCOX a. GIBBS SEWING MACHINE he
uXfkEbe for Its implicitly stisn ADVERTISER ahd 'oaA
Prize $50. Office No. 500 broad~by
THE BEST MANCFACTJ RING and FAMILY MA
CaIsxs IN the SINGER Co.'S No 456 Br0sdSsy
SENATOR HAMMOND ON SEWING MACHINES.
tsle pleasure in ing that the GROVER BAKER SEW
ING MACHINES have sustained 10y expectation er
sd returning others have three Of them III opeisn IN
my PLACES aud after four years tns have DO ut to
fnd"-lJ. Ii. Hammond, Senator Of South Csroiioa
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Nstu:}lorls DAILY Gribn're

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1860.
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HE /, At Of present party strength !

Nfemh,rs OF the prr.eLt House.
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FfOpIes party iDhoIIIy D.
Members Of the present House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-02

street to Main, thence to Third, thence IRE
turning) to Second, thence to the Sherwood
House, when the crowd dispersed, after Civ
ing three rousing cheers for the Presiden-
tial ticket, and three for Harrison. -a5
AS the procession was moving up Main
street, groaning as if from some one in dis
tress, saluted our ears; which an examination
proved to emanate from a small squad of
disconsolate- Douglas men-headed by the
Sheriff and Whittlesey in front of Theo-
dore's Exchange. -~
The Sheriff we -(parhaps mistakenly
thought was acenseryator of the peace, and
that he was elected to some other purpose
than the fo4entipg of brawls OR thslstreet.
As for-poor9 Whit. the weargandl tear upon
his feelings withiH-tHe last fewEweeks have
SO excited his nervous system that such little
demonstrations as hooting and jeering at a
procession because they do not agree; with
him in politics--may be looked eover.f We
dare say his cooler moments brought the
shame that ought to follow SO foolish an
act TT F
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-02

NEw MusIC.-Messrs.. HEALY & W4.RRRN
Music dealers, al corner Of Main and First
streets, have favored us with copies of two
new pieces of Music which they have just
received. One of them, entitled the " Lin
coin Grand March," we would recommend
to every Republican band in the country
that they procure and learn, so that to its
inspiring strains we may march on through
this campaign to victory. The title page is
embellished with lithograph portrait of
the Republican champion, which is a very
fair likeness of the gallant old rail splitter.
The other piece is the popular Ethiopian
melody, 81" Dixie's land, IA a universal favor
ite with admirers of that class of musical
compositions. Both of these are arranged
for the piano-torte, the first also for the Brass
band Go to-1he Music Store aud getsa
copy. SO xassss&s az - S-a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-02
.Graduatlon E,ercisss.

On Friday afternoon, four pupils OF
Behm's Commercial College graduated and
received. their diplomas lfrom, that institu-
ton The graduates names are Solomon
Gumberts, Thomas J. 'Kerth, Evansville
W., c. Fisher. Patoka "a, n. Logan, High
Banks, Ind. *, n.-l it.7y s.a:zst5f .af
This was the close of the seventh session
of this most excellent institution. By dint
of hard labor, Mr. Behmr the principal Of
the institution, has bailt it up from a small
beginning to be one of the, foremost Com
mercial schools Of the West.
Students graduate at any time during
the session, after they have completed the
course of lessons, and are deemed eompe-
tent. Hence, the number of the graduates
at the end of the term must not be taken as
an indication of the number of pupils in at
tendance. One great advantage of the in
sttution is, that persons can commence at
any time to enjoy its advantages, and grad
uate when the course of study is completed
without regard to classes or3the expiration
of set terms --A,aJ- iti.e tsH5is
As usual, on presenting diplomas to the
advanced persons, Mr.. Benin al airessed the
graduates, urging on them the importance
of exercising honesty, industry, and moral
ity, and of building up a good character by
these qualities. :. He also reeommepded care,
system, correctness, andsclose application to
business, as necessary to constitute a good
business man. -.
q No. person can. 60 through the course o f.
instruction in the institution, observe it's
rules, and study industriously and then take
to heart and follow the advice Of the Prin-
cipal on graduating. without becoming u
successful and honored business man.
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EvANsvILLE LIBRARY AssocIATIoN.-A
meeting Is to be held this evening at the
Library Rooms, to appoint committee to
nominate officers for the ensuing year, at
which the retiring Board of Directors -will
make their annual report Let there be IL
good attendance. @+f5S $3.50 '~'..-
The report has been -printed. in>pamph
form for distribution amohg the stOckbold-
erS, and presents the affairs of the Associa-
ton in a very favorable cendiition. - Ii.
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To THE BUSINESS MEN OF EVANSVILLE
Mn. S. IRVING DoCKsTADER, Agent for
the ST.. LOUIS Bulletin is now in this city,
for the purpose of soliciting subscribers to
the above piper. The Bulletin is without
exception the most valuable paper published
in the State of Missouri, its circulation ex1
ceeding by far that of any other paper pub
lished in St. Louis The Bulletin is ex-
tensively circulated throughout all the
Southern and Western States; in fact there
is not a point of any Importance on the
ONO, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI or CUNBER-
LAND rivers where the Bulletin is not look
ed upon as the LEADING PAPER IN THE WHIST
RRN COUNTRY. Its extensive circulation
must necessarily commend it to the serious
consideration of the COMMERCIAL men of
this and all western cities AS valuable ad-
vertising medium, reaching as it does every
point on the western waters, and interior
towns of any note. The Bulletin prides it.
self as a great ship OF State, sailing under
the unfurled banner of NATIONAL DEAocRA-
cY, and pledging itself to stand firm and
true to the preservation OF the Union. Mr.
D. will remain in this city for a few days
during which time he will wait upon the
citizens Of EVANSVILLE, for the purpose of
receiving their orders both for subscrip-
tions and advertising. Parties whom Mr..
D. may not call upon, and VINO are desirous
of advertising or subscribing in the BULLE-
TIN, smayz leave their address with Post
Master Rudd, who will be pleased to furn-
ish all desired information. dit
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For our High school.

Forty candidates for our. High School
were examined on Saturday. seventeen, of
whom were girls and twentythIee boys
ranging from eleven TO twenty years of age.
The examination commenced at 9 O'Clock,
A, NJ, and continued until noon, and again
at P. NJ, closing at 8 P. NJ. a:hs 49, 50. /
The candidates were examined through
Collum's mental and Rays written arith-
metics, in geography, grammar, reading,
and spelling The examinations were con-
Quoted by Messrs Wheeler, Knight Butter
feld, Leavitt, and Risinger, and no quarter
was asked or given. The examination was
thorough, and what is remarkable, is the
few failures that occurred-on{y farty in
five hours examination.f a. r, s14a1s:s
We heard those who ought to know say
that it was the best class, as a. whole, that
had aever been offered by onr Grammar
Schools. That forty scholars. should besub-
jected to a rigid examination for nearly six
hours, with the thermometer ranging at 80,
and make only forty mistakes, speaks well
for our Free Schools. "a r i-tsL f. l--"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-02

BJ- The rumor that Signor Slim. would
perform the feat of riding past our city in a
tub drawn by four ducks, on the 4th OF
July, turns. out to be a veritable fact. The
Signor will,be on a visit to our city on that
day, and on invitation of some of our citi-
zens, has consented toperfofm The. feat. We
suppose large crowd will be in attend
ance to witness it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-02

SALE OF MILLINERY GooDs.-There will be
Il sale OF Bonnetsand Millinery Goods, and
fixtures appertaining to the business, at the
store of Mrs. FISHER, on First street, between
Vine and Sycamore, commencing on We'd
nesday morning at Q o'clock, and continu-
ing every day till the stock is disposed of.
Bargains may be expected.
June 26-tf
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Local and Miscellaneous.

se- Reading Matter on Every Page.
River Report ON the First and Conn
merciaI Report On the Fourth coll
umn of the Fourth page.ba
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HG~A black Valise was left at Locust
Street Church, on Saturday evening, June
23d, which the owner can get by calling
at the Tailoring establishment of Mr. Da-
wilson, on First street, and paying tor this
notice @ .-
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Examination Of Public schools.

The examinations, which were going on
last week, viii be concluded to-day i to-
morrow, July I'd and Sd. The following
schools remain to be examined, and as they
are very important branches of our graded
system, there ought 70 be general attend
ance of all friends of public schools, and of
parents especially. T. a,-1 -sn.a
MoNDAY.-Boys' Grammar. School, (Mr.
Leavitt, teacherl all day.
TUEsDAY.-High School (Mr. ButteEGeld,
teacher, all day. s,s
The exercises wilt ttake place in the Pub
lie School building in the southeast pOr-
tion of the city. Strangers who, wish to
satisfy themselves of cur school facilities
will be welcome, and will 6nd the exercises
interesting. -.-, ..----. -. .s....5
Examinations will commence at precisely
9 A. NJ. and p NJ. each day. The public
generally are respectfully invited by the
trustees 10 aCtenu. ,x ,.-..4. 5. 80 81
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stoodbaek like " bound boys alta shuekihg.
oneof them was well pleased at the failure
of the Douglasites to raise an excitement.
Judged by the'two meetings, the Dem
ocrats are used up in advance, and the Lin
coin men are confident of victory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-02

B@-B -Bierbower received yesterday a case
of Genuine English Mustard, which is the
best article ever sold in this city. Go buy
it, at BIERBowEB's City Drug store st.
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sFg-We are informed by Mr.. N. A. Law-
renee, President of the Board Of Managers
of the ". & E. Canal, that tue water is
now in, and the Canal is ready for naViga-
tiopl s'f -.;rr- Li. 10 lFt r ~ t-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-02

s@- The Opposition of the Second Dis
trict held a mass meeting at New Albany
on the 2sth: Hon. T. Fl. Collins was chair
man, and w. AM Young of Washington
county secretary. @t'. O. 4's .~.d p,
It was decided to meet at Salem on the
18th of July, to make a nomination for
Congressman. natr3r+..ssI, b, s..--Ea
An executive committee of, two persons
from each county was formed. an
After the passage of a resolution recon-
mending the New Albany Tribune to the
people of the District, the Convention ad-
,journed. -..[
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NorICE-The Canal Bank will be closed
on the Fourth of July. Those having notes
or bills due on that day, will please attend
to them on Tuesday the 3D.
2td. WM. T. PACE, Cashier.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.


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and all advertisements for the benefit of other
persens, we'll legal advertisements and adver-
gsenents of auction saies, and advertisements with
Ee name of other persons, sent in by them, m ust
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DR.. j. FLEAGER.
NKsS RETUR.N.ED, .4.N.D sTFE

KW.8S RETURsN.eD, AND STILL
IN continues to keep pace with all the improve
ments in his professfon,at his Rooms under City
Daguerrean Gallery, As Main street, lSe5 3noW
making those beautiful Hard Rubber, Ynlcsnite
and Am Der plates, which in many respects, are So
]Perier 10 Cold Also the usual stylesi6f Gold and
Silver work. Decayed teeth permanently saved
by plugging. Heis also using the Electrical pro-
cess for extracting teeth without pain. Children's
teeth Strengthened, &c. Prices very moderate,
and work warranted sl.-y.'. '.a.o ~ july2-tf
q MOOTECE FO THOSE TE.FsHKJVsG9
o. to teach.-Any. person wishing situation
as Teacher or Assistant Teacher in the FRee
Schools of this city, will mako application. in
writing to the Board of Trustees on or before tfe
7th inst. By OrCerjof the Board.=5 -
,-I-.f ~ a9- p. HORN BROOK, Clerk
Will the Enquirer and Volksbote copy for Che
good of the causs. '@-4H.- juiyz-td
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WOOTTCE TO THOsE W.FsuK.Nsq
ma Candy
SantOnlne Lozenges.;
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NN/GE 0PE1RR THESE LOZE.Hs6E ES
w without disguise as to their coInbosftion.-
AS their name imports, they depend for flfeifSf
hcacy upon Santonine alone-the lately discovered
active principle of the European Leyant Worm
Seed.
All the merit W hcil we claim tor-onr medicine Is
the purity of the Santonine which it contains, and
rated with and distributed through the mass from
which the LOZsnges have been formed
To be sure Of these important points, we have
them prepared at the Louisville Chemical works
where the santonRe is first tested for its~puEity,
and then combined in the LoZenges in such way as
To retain its properties and virtues unchanged. -
!. To the Profession We pesent VALUABLE and we'll
known medicine in convenient. and attractive
form, of uniform and known strength-the direc-
tistTs indicating the dose of Santonine aecordingto
To the public we offer remedy for Worms Ell
cacious safe, and as pleasant as coniectioneTy, at
moderate price.
the South and West. MlLsoN' PhI hR q e444a
july2-3w Main street, Louisville, KY.
n .4DKES .gTTE.N-TKOyH:-OUR EN-
III tire stock Of fancy Silk and Summer- Dress
Goods We will cell at Cost, and even BELOW
COST, iii order to make arrangements f0r early
supply Of Fall Goods Those wishing To take ad-
vantage of the above inducements, will please call
juiye - - a.i- RosERiBROs.
7yJs % WYE RS! ~ o O.N'.S'ETs!&.z
& - i,ice stock of trimmed and untfimmea Ben
nets band, and which Ril be sold cheap close
'''' SCHAPKER & BUSsING,
iune2 -At.- ~ ~ No. 20 Main street,
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1850