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SOMETHING MEN,!
Spring and summer Goods

ar tic latest siy les Just received from
vIthe city 81 Louisville q fine variety Of
prints. deIanes. iancy lawns snd briiIinnts.
printed jaconetts, cbaliies, magenta plsids,
plain and barred jsconei,s, ginghsms, black
dress silk, silk and cotton lace manlilIas, silk
and mvfhio shawIs. silk and cotton parasolsv
ladies' coilars and neck.acss, black bUgle col
lars. faucy elk snd enelnei belts, laces, rib
bon &C.; o fine variety OF ltdes md miss
es bopne's, trimmed and plain, gents and
ladies' gloves and hosiery; aiso, variety Of
drills. cottoasdcs, apankansus,a costcnade
Georgia twill. plan,ptIon drills, nsnkinA Nv.
jeans, tweeds, sssiise ~ csssimeres, &C; .
fne assortment 81 spring and summer ready
made, cloihing, hats sud ncapss boots end
shoes; tnlso. q fine. assortment ,of Isdiefy
misses and children's shbes, md vsrIeiyot
othrt oordr. ei 'r1hA@A ~ napm enl
GROCERIES. HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
Jswe;sy. &c.sn Nov u your Lime 70 81 GOOD
bsrgsins. At the Cesar CAsH 6ronE 80
come right along end examine for yourself.
No chsrre fol showing goods. III "''.
" ~ Butter, Eggs Feathers. Rsgs. DRIED
Fruit, Lard, Bacon, &c., ~ exchange
for goods Nm. 49, eprll 70.
a Ii kinds Of resdy-made ciVthing. ana
IA Hats or the latest style lows
AiExANDER'S.
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1.-THE storm Of last week spread
over . wider scope Of country, and
its effects were probably more disas-
trous than any storm which has ever
visited our country. The destruction
Of life and property by il was immense
Cincinnati, Louisville, New Albany
and Madison al suffered severely.
The storm extended across Illinois
and into Iowa. where IN some places
hail stones fell weighing nearly a
pound, nearly running the growing
crops. Ia this county, in addition 70
the disasters we mentioned last week,
we have learned that . Mr.. j. Jones
was instantly killed by falling tree,
within about two miles Of CeIestine.
Mr.. valerian Grass, Of Fulda. was
killed in the same way while on his
way home from Huntingburg. Mr..
Danheifer, near Haysville, had three
horses killed BY lightning. Mr.. IL,
Cameron had one horse killed BY a
falling tree. Mr.. Isaac Harris and
SamI Dillen, Jr., each lost . cow
Two or three houses were blown down
in Portersville, and Mr.. Osborne's
residence, below Portersville, = log
house, was blown over, slightly injur-
ing him. He We Outside Of the house
at the time, and his wife sick in bed
inside. She escaped unhurt, though
logs fell on the bedstead on which she
was lying. -1 aH
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Every Year,


u Y virtue ofs decree 70 me djrerse ed from
~ the ofiee u the Clerk Of ihr Court a
COMMON Pleas. OF Dubois county, Indiaus,
" the Jsnuafy term. 1850. I viii offer for
sale q public suctlos 10 The highest bidder,
Ios 'cssh 10 hand. q she door Of the Court
House, 10 Jasper, on, s,;l
MONDAY, june ii, 1860.
hetwesn the hours Prsscs.bsd'ty law, the
repts end pro6is for seven years az the fol-
lowing described real estate, situatcd IN Du-
bois counsv, to-wh:lW hfIfads istl iaa1
II The 8. w. one qrsster Of the North East
oae sessstes Of section !, Town !, South
range 4 wesl; and also The North East one
quarter % The South. West one quarter OF
Ssesion 3 Town I. South range west, con.
tsiaing 90 scses ssors erlisss. y.fdafsssf'
And on failure t0veslixe the foil amount
~ priselpais ia(essss sed scoss called fer b.
said wat, I viii a ths: sane line and place,
snd n liks msnAst. ssll che ies simple. 81
" Dssresd y o. sOId - ne property Of w.
Bwisg and MaIiads Esisg HE wife. q the
eit Of r. B. Edmons,on. gusrdlsn minor
heirs or Shiloh Polston. decd.
JACOB HERMAN, s. ID. q.
May rs, 1s60.-3w.
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Iron our outside to day will be
found the proceedings Of the Spencer
County Democratic Convention. 1t
will be seen that their Congressional
delegates are instructed for Nihlack.
The resolutions are sound, and, Of :
conciliatcry nature, and - there il
nothing u them which : good Dem
ocrat can objectt to, We shsll expect to
ses the real Democrats Of that county
lay aside matters Of minor Importance
and 90 into the coming contest united
. Of yore, determined that Spencer
county shall ,oll ups handsome ma
jority for the Democrats ticket.
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I. UWc were pleased to meet our
clever friend, Mr.. jos. Haxthausen,
the popular agent Of Messrs, Ropke
& Finck's liquor. store, Louisville, in
town to-day. We areindebted tohim
for late paper.
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DNext week the deputy mammals
will commence taking the censas. A
the reputation Of our county WIN b
greatly benefited BY having 4 pop
erly represented in the census, snd,a =
the correctness Of The report will g.
PEND = much On heheads of laniRsu
= upon the marshals, " hops our
'ellow-citissns will assist the marshala
~ they can, q least have their lieu
made ont ready fbr them.
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UThe Congressional convention
meets At Princeton to-day. Messrs.
B. B. Ed,nOnston, j.. Herman. and
w. G. Adams, Esq., delegates from
this township, left here yesterday. n
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wARRrcx Couxr....-The Democracy Of
Wssrick county held their Convention lssI
week The attendance wasvesy large, unc
the best feeling prevailed, Dfnnis Kitchen
ESQ.,. wss nominated fnr representative;
William r. Hudson fnt'SherfFA Rob.
eris for County Commissioner; John q. Fra.
Iryi for Surveyor. The Convention pledged
old Wsrrick, for 900 majority for the State
and National tickets.
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UThere was lively sWhitsunday
ball at the Union Hotel last Monday
night, and quite number enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content.
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JAsPER


,.n %Ws are authorized 70 announce Mr.
TH,nAs SHoulDKRs . : csndidsie for Sen
s,cr from the district composed Of Dubois
Pike end Gibson counties. subject 10 the de-
cision Of the Democratic Convention.
M 0rws are suthosised 70 announce M.
JoRDAn SEasEasHEfs % candidate fo'
sheriff q The ensuing October election.
We ere suihosissd 70 snssuncs NJ.
jour ABLE, q candidate Tor STATE 6ess.
Tor from The district Of Dubois Pike ssd Glib.
son. subject 70 the decision Of The Democratic
Convention.
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\ - hereby given 'hn' The undersigned has
: been appointed Administrator 81 tho
Estate Of John Mcdonald late Of Dubois co
decreased. Said Estate il supposed to b.
sUlvent.
BIB. EDMOySTON ADM.
Nav 16. 1860. ft#4 ar
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TnE METROPOLITAN.

j. mammoth Imperial Quarto OF eigh'
pages. elegantly Illustrated with.
N Five HANDSOME ENGRAvINGS.
~ ieass EACH esk, embracing subjects nike
interesting and attractive. The Illustration
wi lror'rav City Life and is attendant fol-
lies they viii be from
"Grave TO gay, from lively 70 severe.7
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UThe following is ihe eighth re,
solution ~ the Republican Platform,
and the principal one IN tlssuGectof
slavery. 1t will be seen they take the
high ground Of cxciuding the South
entirely from the Territories, which no
reasonable man can for spioment hold
to be right:
8. That the normal condition Of al the
territory Of ihe United States y that Of Free.
dom. That . our Republicsn fathers when
they had sbolishsd Slavery 10 oil our nation
q territory. ord inrdthat mo person shooId
Be deprived o. lie, ifbefiy, Or properly,
without due proestsT Or NV" Il becomes
our duty. BY Legislation. whenever such
Legislation l. necessary, 70 msintaln this
provision Of tie Consultation against all a.
,empts 10 violate X; and We deny he author.
hy Of Congress. d ! Territorial Legislature,
or Of any individuals, TO give legal existence
to slavery in any, Territory Of ne United
STATES. cor hena esno 4iIain Ina pab
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III OV1lnIlSsIUtftf5 CVUIV VVf'Vc1Vs
nssr' ssfs 3tFAKE Ia
ANArtk - HAAE WssHfNcros. AMy -

a number Of members Of Congress and
their wives paid formal visit,o The Japan.
sse sa-dsy in, aeeofdanse with previous ar.
Messr.. Philips and solomon
book ellers. entertained them several hours
IL willard's concert room with ~ exhipi.
ton Of several specimens, drawings, papt;
ings,, and engravincs, re most common o.
which excited their admiration, while The
most costly and finely exc cu'ed we're scarce
ly noticed. The. s,ereoscopic pictures. bow
ever excited their wonder and admiration NV
This evening the pvinhrai Jspsne-e dned
with the President in company With naval
ccmmssion officers, membets Of The Csbin-,
with their wives and other Invited guess 10
the number Of about SO. P.'7.."'''
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MAsisas. Mar az,
!. The bodies Of eight persons, supposed 70
have been coaiboatmen and lost during The
storm Of Mondy last, were found IN the fiv.
90 nesr this city yesterday. 4pN
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or The following are the ballots, in the
Republican Sectional Convention, for Can
didstes for Persident and Vice President:
lsr BALLOT yoR PREslDEHr.
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The third ballot was then taken amidst
excilement spd cries Of 'bHIlot." ''bsllot'
Intense feeling existed during the ballot.
each vote awaited in brsa,hless silence
and expectation. lr
Rhode leland, New .rsey. Pennsylvania,
Maryland. K.nsueky. Ohis ana Oregon
shssssd their votes, giving NucoIo es2i. o.
within 1 Of = nominstion. Hta )r
Mr.. Andrews OF Massachusetts then arose
and corrected the vote Of Massachusetts, BY
changing four votes and giving them to Lin.
coin. thus nominating him BY y rasjority.
X Mr.. brown. Of SO. desired 70 change
me 10 votes 81 Missouri fos ne gslIsnt con
% ths west--AbrsAsn Liseois. Iowa.
gossec.icus and Minnesota aJSo chaneed
their votes. The sesuI,s Of The third bsIlo'
was then announced Is follows: ALVIN
Whols number OF votes, 466. Necessary
10 : choice. 234., Abrshsm Lincoln receis.
"a So votes. and wss declared duly n,mins-
Ted; Ms. Ssrsrd received l10}. Dsyson /.
end Mel.sss 1aHel t safe1gl1l
N IT, ,ssmrsf - y ,e~s;vss ~i,6 y. ssw~l y.
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Every Subscriber will be entitled % Two
'bf the above Premiums by tie payment OF
twenty five cents on each. We viii inform
him which he 10 entitled 20. sas soon as The
Subscription money u received.r44
Address u j. BIRCH, Publisher,
Nos. $40 & 337 Broadway. N. Y.
Successor 10 }. p BENTON a. co.
y ID r Specime Copies of-TnE METRoPoLI-
1ASYlwiiI be sen, tree when re qves,ed.
may 1f. l4GO-Gm.
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su5 Corpus Christi day occurs this
BAR one week from le-rserrow. We
sivethc intorlnationt orthc benefit Of
some Of ourinquiring country friends.
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Nav YoRk. May 90.
\ A privste letter irom'the nth snnounres
that Houston will run as an IndePe0J.si'
ca ndidate .n4tas N wnE sGl Af14 4eH rN
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JASPER COURIER.
.,z.!Il''


F@ GOVERNOR
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. Of Shelby
For Ieuseuant Governor 1
DAVID TURPIE. o. White.
For Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM II. ScHLATER Of Wayne.
For Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH RISTINE Of Fsuntsia.
For Treasurer Of State,
NATHANIEL r. CUNNINGHAM. vigo
For Attorney General.
'A OSCAR B. HORD. Of Decatur.
FOR superintendent Public Instruction.
sAMUEBL. RUGG. o. Aheo.
For CLERK Of Supreme Court.
CORNELIUS O'BRIBN. o. Dearborn.
For Reporter o. Supreme Cours.
II. g. KERR. Of Floyd.
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/ The following ssi.ist Of Premiums which
will be sold 70 sub cribers for IwEkTy FIVE
CENTS each. On the RECEIPT VI the Sub
script ion money, they will he informed 10
what Pre- mium- they are enti'ie +, and then
il is optional whether ihev pay 'he Twenty
FvescEsrs en- each and take the p crniumr
or not. - s..a
The following i > full
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DAYTON NURSERIES,
ENSlEY, HOLT & co.
PROPRlETORS.

4nnNM wM t~ 4W l4tOl ME 0h@.
G2ylOm, 0ll10.
v1vHESE Nurseries are under The superri-
y sion Of men OF pr ,ciica experience, and
contain The best varieties az Fruit and Or
namentai Tsces. Shrubs. Roses. Geraninms,
&c. Everything pur chssed.of them is war
raDtedt 70 be as represented, aud their trees
as healtbfui and thrifty % those VI any o'her
Nursery. The proprielors, feeling confident
or the superiority of their trees, design So
Publishing regular business IN Dubois Go !,
and will have az ogeSt IN the county M
Every Year, 81 nsxs
70 solicit orders, being CERTAIN ytiist, iislonls
needs . FAIR TRIAL 10 insure them sae-
cess, Mr.. Holt, Que. Of the partners j. now
here, and viii receive asders ~ by kind~ 81
fruit o. nowers. Pinned Instructions for
plating snd eulsivalng given at dehvary.
!. May 2S, 1860 y, wv. .h.4t.s.
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4 GOOD ariic.e Of Scyiie ana Snath
IN fursale At the CHEAP CASH ST-Rf
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sorts aud sizes. iailf1li l.'i
Hardware, Qncensware, Cutlery, Groceri-s,
and nany other things to'rdiuus 10 mrntion.
Ladies' snd gentlemen plea~e call and fx-
anime my sleek before purchasing else-
where. ~ feel conf eu, that can make -
% your advantage y buy q me.
OF all fkinds Of Produce TAX
era III exchange for Goods.
A. II. ALEXANDER.
Nav lG. 1850. Mh
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amount Of business has be5.rp done IN onr
marset during the past week considering
anced period on the season, and in eyotton
ne nave noticed rather more movement. with
hrmer market Ender the influence of more favor
able accounts rom Europe and advises of the
condition of the crop, which has suffered greatly
from continued drouth. 10 Tobacco the denana
has been of a limited character and in szgar the
transactions have been restricted by the linjtea
supply. In Flour snd Grain moderate busiuess
has been done, with'an easier market for the lat
ter, while Provisions of moss kinds have sold, at
very full prices. FTsights have been inactive,
without any material otenge in the rates.
On Wednesday morning we published the Can
aaa's advices, embracing Liverpool dates to ths
10Th inst. They reported sales of Is 600 bales Of
Cotton during the week, idcluding $500 for specu
latFon and 100 for export the market closing.
steadier, the quotations remaining at SD. for
ssiddling Orleans, and I'D. for Fair Orleans. The
accoants from Manchester were still unfaverable.
the market generally being fpll, though prices
were still maintained. The stock of Cotton at
Liverpool was stated at 1,226,00O bales, of which
100000 were American.
CoTToN. There has been rather more move.
though the demand is still confined to a few buy
ers, and the transactions have been mostly in the
lower grades. The weeks sales have amounted to
about $500 bales, of which ESQ on Saturday, $50
on Monday, 1900 on Tuesday, LOCO on Wednesday,
500 on Thursday, and lloe yesterday prices gen
orally showing more firmness, Though not sufici-
emily SO to require any alteration in our figures.
We quote:
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Compounds Extract of sarsaparilIa.

me most eeeuA remedy which the medical skill OF
times can devlse for this everywhere prevailing and fatal NAL
ady is combined from the active renedas that have
the blood and the of The system from its destructive
sequences Hence should be employed for the Of only
Sctotnla but also those other affections which arise from it,
such ErDptive aud Skin Diseases St Anthonys Fire Rose
Efysipes, Pmnes Ppsules Blotches Blans and Bols
Tuners Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scad Head Ringwom Reu
maSm Sypitic and MeCnal Diseases, Dropsy Dyspepsia
Debility and, indeed all complaints arising trpm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpurit of the blood
is founded in truth for Scofna degenerate Of the blood
The particular purpose and ytne Of this Sarparitu M
rH and egene This vital nid without which sound health
Is impossible in contaainated constitutions.
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+ zzzzsa-.uu.z-s.uuu.-vrs
sas alucie oufing the past week, yyitbout ,cucJ,
enAne N pFicest which have ranged at 95G4g4 ana
, .oi RING ana Cholce Shoulders Ilsa1l Ar.
~, hiDnso s'aess and izaDszac. ~ n. for Clear
sues Inc safes up 70 Thursday evening embrace
ny aoous 4oo casks. Hams have been selling
slowly az liagi4 and l5c. u d. for Plain 10 Egtra
anu ancy sugar Cured
eeh feceipts, IN cks and tess Exports 90.
s'hr -, 'hah lots nave been selling at ~ 90
80 " .oi kooa 70 Extra brands Of Mess, and
- 9o'sseAA ~ q Doi. ior Prime Mess
| i.s S'ooh ~ me inspection Warehouses on The
ist ,ias,. vas iv '.'. Dds. @
Hsehs fece'pss, 40 bbls and tcs.-EEPorts,
NONE
uisEsss BEATS. ,Anere has been but hssiemoTe-
inen' IN 'ae fKes ior ths article for some weeks
pass, ahQ our quossaon are merely noMinai 80
osc. for shoulders sac. for Sides, and saDs5c-
ID. ior hAms.
. LARD aoiders save claimed still higher
pri'es anu tae safes UP 10 Thursday evening EN-
ulaesu sooa. iooo aercss Prime at l4gl43e.. and
~ = i'oo Assa i4c. y D., winch are our gnota%
aohs, 'houea grew hundred Kegs Prime, but soft
a@Ss oeeh SOFA ~ iSc. and yesterday 1900 kegs at
sa'u " w osen lsc. y %.
"eeh feoeip's, 90 eeas. and tcs-. - kegs
AApof's' s4uai 70 o''@ Kess.
SsD ohssss, =. esasfn butter has solo
''omy as 7gio anu I1ae.I er ordinary 70 Choice,
peserva ard 2 1
p.aa,,o D., -,
49,, .a,,;. !. Dassns -
tsan.,oar, :. .oA
n,.rEet ~ iiiu's 'ne
\ 400 1sIa. a.IrISa. - 800 i9'ns 'oanS
zI6a7ac sor ua1,ssx.,, = = uu'i az
far frdinarv Il rbnics sa.,,;.s H. 2
off few bnndred co;1s ,,;r, H.
G,rxsv R.as rrr c,ne..ia,,,. III
for Light ID Heayv and 111ca,gc - rvtra o.
RAGS - y
Corppr Tho stoo,, ha. tao. -. r,..r.
..as 'sen seIy isnl, anu
prices nave advanced fully lie. u b., with sales of
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For Tie speedy of Intermittent Fever Fever aud
Renlitont Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache Bilious Headache and Billions FeVers, indeed
whole class Of diseases originating hillary arrangement
by the Malaria OF MaSnatc countries.
We enabled here offer the community remedy which
while the above complaints with certainty still per
fecy harmless in quantity. Such remedy is Invaluable
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cure
eXpes the masalc poison Of Fever and Ague froa The Sys
tenn and prevents the development Of the disease taken
the hrst approach OF It's prrnoniory symptoms. IT is only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class OF complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply tof dol
lar brings within The reach of everybody and in bilious dis
tes where Fever and Ague prevails everybody should have
and freely both for and protection supe
ror ct this remedy other discovered for the
speedy and certain of 1neImteuts is that it
Qunne or mineral consequently produces qunsm other
injurious effects whatever the constitution Those cured
by ettas healthy they had had the disease
poison great variety of disorders irritation
among which Neuralgia Rheumatism, Govt, Headache
Blindness Toohacle, Earace Catarr Asthma, Papitation
Painful Affection of the Spleen Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and Defngement Of the Stomach all of which,
when originating in this put the intermittent type
BECOME periodical This CURE eXpels The poison from the
blood and consequently them all alike. It is nval
Hble protection immigrants and persons travelling
poRrily residing i'll the maiaros Districts II taken occasionally
daily while EXPOSED the infection, that will be excreted
from the system and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
pan into disease Hence Ill is valuable for pFoec
lion than md few will suffer from 1aerittents if
they avail themselves of the protection this remedy Affords
Prepared by Dr. ]. G. AVER Il Co, Lnweli, Mass.
SOLD by JOHN WRIGHT CO.. Nos q and Isl Ghartres
srees. New 0Hleips And by all Druggists. iel3 Sn&W
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&CROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, Is A COksTI,
~ tntoua disease, corruption OF the blood by which this
ud becomes Fitnted weak and Being in the circulation
peryades the whole body and may burst in disease any
of it, No organ is free from it's attacks, is there
which destroy The serofuous faint is yariousy
caused by mercnria disease low living dsoderd unhealthy
and above all by the yeneres Infection Whatever be its or
GIN is hereditary in the constitution, descending from
parents children the third and fourth generation - in
deed be the rod Of Him who says " will visit
niqHities of the fathers upon their children.n
Its effects commence BY deposition from the blood of corrupt
etr0ns matter which ii the lungs liver and internal organs
is termed ubercleS; in the glands swtngs: and The
ace euponS This foul corruption which genders in
the blood deesses the energies Of life that scrofulots
ntis not only suffer from serotnons complaints but they
far less power Withstand the attacks
consequently numbers perish by disorders which although
net seotuous in their still rendered fatal by this faint
in the system. Most of the consumption Nlch decmRtes the
human family has its origin directly in this scrotnons con
and many diseases liver
neys brain and indeed of all the organs
gravatei by the
One quarter of NIL people scrolous their
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health is undermined
by it, To cleanse 1t from the system the
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
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And almost endless variety of other diseases
irregularities snperinduced by colds by exerion, by
constitution severe mental Or physical labor The simple
S for all is 70 get at the primary OF the diseases
and assist Nature 70 regulate This be done by the
Ereat GAfAMENIA1I CORREGT0R which hils failed
10 effect when properly used according 10 The directions
and fair trial given it.
prepared from the recipe and under the personal super
ntendenee OF most Skful Physician, who for number
years confined its to his private practice For the years
Fiat has been before he public il has gained for Itself posi-
ton that wall soon, by its RAPID increase Of popularity place
at the head of all remedies heretofore offered for Wonans
eases the especially those above which
often end in Consumption
Fo sale BY most respectable Druggists throughout tue
Union and GanadaS
Price, 81 30 Ter bottle.
B-Wheu happens that your Druggist has the art
Gle the money cnn be RENTED direct and il
bottles ordered Al time, the medicine will be- free
change fer transportation.
Particular directions accompany each bottle
Druggists be supplied from Laboratory.
sending their order Barnes Park New York s. B. Hance
Batnoye, Nd j. Wright Co. New Orleans ia.; +. O. Wells
o.; New 9orf PS9tts, Phadephsi Pa John d Pax
bic Wholesale Druggist in New York or philadelphia,
Circulars with tade prices for the Coreetor and
cher medicines, semi free 10 Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine placed on commission
j. D. 1. DE NYSE,
General Agent for the United States Canadas
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