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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
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CLEVELAND, November 30.-Honorable Mr..
Hamlin, Vice -PresidentFeleot, has been in
this city for two days. He dimes to-day with
to-night's train. 10 ni alIrutd
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

CAUSE OF THE HARvAR4tC CoLLEaR TRoURLE.
The trouble and suspension at Harvard Col
lege appear to have commenced with the
order for the diseontinuance OF the annual
foot ball match, which President FELTON, says
was a scene offowdylsm and black guard n /.
Our readers may remember that the foot. ball
was recently buried with honors, aud its
grave bears Latin inscription,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

ORIGINAL COMMERCIAL VIEW The Hay
Crop Of the Free States Valueless.-The N. Y.
Day Book does not believe that the hay crop
adds to the wealth of the Northern States,
and says:
The Southern States have the cotton crop,
worth nearly $500, 000, ,000 which is the main
basis of our monetary exchanges. 1t is what
we sell as nation, and hence what makes
us a commercial nation. Without it the
United States would be of no particular
consequence to the world, because we would
have no great commodity that the world
wants. Hence we should be a comparatively
poor and insignificant people. Our hay crop,
which is 80 lauded, is now, perhaps the
most serious tax or detriment to Us we have
Our farmers, on account Of the rigor of the
climate, are compelled to bestow, on an
average, from fifteen 10 thirty days hard
abor each year to provide food for their
cattle. This, then, instead of source of
profit to him, is, in reality, an expense and a
inx and yet the anti-slaveryites know so
little of political economy that they do not
know when to place an item-of production
TO the debt or credit side of the national
wealth
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
SERIOUS TRoVBLE ExPEcrED IN Texas
The San Antonio lTexasl Herald says:

The San Antonio (Texas) Herald says;
We are informed by gentleman just from
Austin, that when the news of the probable
election of Lincoln reached that place GER
tain parties declared their intention to raise
the Lone Star flag upon the capitol. Gov
ernor Houston forbid their doing it, andthey
persisted. The Governor had sent TO San
Marcos for Captain L. Burleson, to assist in
enforcing his orders, and il was feared col
hsion of arms would take place.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

THE IMAGNATIoN OF NATURE Nature,
says the Chicago Journal is gifted with
something wonderfully like imaginationi
forever reproducing herself but always in
new forms, new combinations, new lowell
ness, and her humblest tree passes. through
as many phases as her fairest moon. Now
the summit is crimson and gold; now it rolls
great billow of green; and now it stands
as dark ss the folds Of a storm.cloud. So
nature busies herself all the day, and all the
year long, in doing something new aud
something more for that tree; when it buds,
when it blossoms, when ii is full of summer
glories.
In the morning, she amuses herself in
laying its shadows all to the westward; in
the evening, she trails them, like a
mourner's robe to the east, and at noon she
bundles them up under the tree. What mock
cry of sunset of flame and of gold, when
she touches it with frost, What decora-
tion for fairy-lend, when the winter endows
il with pendants of diamond aud pearl.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

PITTsBuRG, November 3O-M.-River six
feet ten inches by the pier mark. Weather
cloudy and damp. ''i'i'' 81
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

The DlctatOr's Retirement frOm the Army
The Farewell Address of GaribaIdi,
This is the full farewell address Of Carl
baldi, dated at Naples, November 8, and
addressed to his companiOns-in-arms:
We must now consider the period which
is just finishing at the last stage but one in
our national resurrection, and prepare our
selves to finish worthily the marvellous de-
sign of the elect of twenty generations, the
completion of which Providence has re-
served for this fortunate age of yours. Yes |
young men, Italy owes to you an under
taking which has been marked by the ap-
plause of the universe. To this wonderful
account in your country's history another
more glorious still will be added, and the
slave shall show at last to his free brethren
a sharpened sword, forged from the links of
his fetters. To arms, then, all of you, aud
the oppressors and the mighty will disap-
pear like the dust.
You, too, women, cast away all towards
from your arms, that will only give you
towards for children; and you who are the
daughters of the land of duty must have
children who are poble and brave Let timid
doctrines be cast out from among us. Provi-
dence has presented Italy with Victor EN-
manuel, and by the side of Victor Emmanuel
every quarrel should be forgotten.
Once moro | repeat my battle-c cry-"To
arms, all Of youp If March, 1861 does not
find million of Italians in arms, then, alas
for Libertyl Alas for Italyl Let the March
of 1861, or, if Unnecessary, of February, find us
al at our posts.
Italians of Catalifimi, Palermo, Volturno,
AncOna, Castelfdardo and Iserni, every man
of this land who is not coward or slaye,
is on our side. All of us, all of us, I say,
standing round the glorious hero of Pales-
trio, will strike the last blow OF the crumb-
ling edifice of tyranny
Receive, volunteers, the honored con-
querors of battles, one word of farewell from
me to-day. am obliged to retire, but it is
for few days only. The hour of battle will
find me with you again.
Let those only return to their homes who
are called by the imperative duties of their
families, and those, who, by their wounds
have deserved the gratitude of their country.
Those will serve Italy in their homes, by
their counsels and the very aspect of their
noble wounds. Apart from these let all
others remain, to guard our glorious banners.
We shall meet, ere long again to march
together for the redemption of our brethren
who are still the slaves of the stranger.
We shall meet again, ere long, and march
together to new triumphs." .t.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

p MYsrRRIoUs RELIGIo- CRIMINAL HoRRoR.--
A young sehoolmaster at st. Louis Cath
Ollie, was about 10 be married TO Protestant
lady, but his parents declared that they
would rather see him dead, and one day last
week being sick, they administered some
medicine, Immediately after taking which he
died, and his remains were buried fifteen
miles off, instead of being taking to the adj
joining cemetery. The suspicion this
aroused has caused much excitement
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPM.
THE SOUTHERN MOVEMENT.

SuspeH1on Of the South CarOlina Baaks--
Wm. d. Yaneey TO be a Conventional Dele
Sdte-Seeession Considered Certaip-Dis-
cussicn in Georgia about Ssesssion,- Geor-
gia Commerce 10 be Interdieted Georgia
and South Carolina to be United.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
GtOLD.MEDAL PIANOs -THR BE
second TO None known.

1HNOLEDO, SEPT. 20, 1S6O.-MR. j. j.
III BUTLER, Agant, cineinnati-P Please send US
JS0 dozen Of our EXOELsI0RFLUlD INKS, and
duplicate the lot next March; Yours truly
SECA, BEROAN a 90
n Bit beats all
fay's Potent Tags for sale. lta noN-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

III gERTlSE n In the PRESS. whore year adyor
dsement will b more likely to be seen than in anJ
other paper on account OF ia extensive circuAtoA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

UNsTATE OF HATCH a. LANGDON.
II BY order Of the Probate O0urf, the enbscnbef
u prepared 20 pay a dividend upon alt adjusted
claims. JOHN 3. HATCn, Assignee,
no2S-feods 50 Wost k0urth-at.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

A VALUABLE PAIR or SrAYs.-An old lady
at Dory l8s, Scotland, gave particular friend
a pair Of old stays, as she was dying. The
bequest was thought hardly worth accepting,
but on ripping them open, they were found
TO be well lined with Bank of England notes.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

nIssOLUTION s,F PARTNERsHIP-
BREITLING (molding and drawer. knob mauufac-
turersl has been dissolved By mutual consent on
the nth day Of November, 1850
n. w. BECHMANN has to pay all debts aud is
authorized to collect all claims Of said arm, -.
Cincinnati November IS, 1850. hosSye'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

of tba eIenbonts c,nnsctad Win a noanao,aS
rie, now wintering at NoTwalk, Connecti-
cut, got out of the. barn the other night, by
breaking down the doors, passed across a
field, walked off with a gate, went to a
house and raped ON the window, sending
the family flying out of the door with fright,
and then helped herself to a heap Of apples
in the yard. Her keeper appeared, and the
huge animal quietly followed him to her
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

TINS ToHE OF THE HEART.-The wealth Of
a rich heart, says the Chicago Journal, is
sometimes lavished upon tone, though we
that listen, do not know it; just as'in old
and silver were flung into the molten
mass of baser metal, as votiYe offerings.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

,rr S-Duetto from Martha, Flotew
SignUr LOTfI aud SiRDor NICOLA -
9.-Quanto Amora, DuettQ Buno elixir
al, q q, DAmore -Adna and Dulcamara.", Donizetti.
NL Sung BY Miss ApELIsA PATTI and ETTORE BARILI
,-, 80. Z. (seeCOncert Book, No. 39.) l..
le.-spirto GeDtil' La Favorita, ..-. Donizetti
,-.- 4. - .Signor LORI, (see Concert Book, No IA
1i.-Solo- ViOloncellO-Signo BIscACCIANTI.
E2,.Jenuy Lind's famous Echo Song: 80. Herezonan.
Miss ADELINA PATTI, (see Concert Book, No. 70
13.-pUetto Buffu" Don Pasquale, ..... pnizetti.
signor ETToRE and s ignor NICOLA BARILI
14.@Q Quartette"L di Lanme erfnoOr,N Don fzetti
l, Miss ADELINA PATTI, SiRnor boTTI Signor ETTORE
and Signor NICOLA BARILI. ."
tiFr Entire change Of programme each night.
The price Of admission is fixed at 81 to the
Gallery at so cents, -.
Seats for either of the two grand Concerts can be
secured without extra charge at the Music store of
A. Peters 4 Bro, com meneing Saturday, Decem-
ber I, at q A. NJ, and on the evening Of the Con-
cert, at the door %.
NoTJcE-To prevent confusion at the door, those
who wish to attend these Concerts respectfully
2 requested to purchase ticke during the day.
Doors open at IA Concert to commence ats
Misc Adelina PATHS Grand Concert Book and
Photograph for sale at A. Q. Peters's. Price 25
cents each. st4 no28-e
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

A DR.. Merrick, in the northern part of this
State, husked from single stock of corn,
produced on his premises forty-one distinct
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
AMUsEMENTs.

DIKR's OPERA.HOUsE.-s N. PIKE,
Proprteteri Q. I. sNlTH, Stage Manager; J.
n. HERBERT, Treasurer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

}. AT Columbia, South Carolina, after theopera
of Norma; Annie Miner appeared with the
Palmetto flag and sung the Marsellaise
Hymn, slightly altered to suit the times.
% The deaths in New York last week num-
bered 800, an increase over the previous
week of twenty. five, and over the CORE
spending week of last year Of thirty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-14

9siy@ What fellow said to his wife and
her reply:
As my wife and |, ut the window one day,
Stood watching man with a monkey,
a cart came by with {" broth of a boy
Who was driving n stout little donkey.
Tony wife then spoke, by way of II joke
There a relation Of yours in that clr-
rage;
To which she rep,ied, rs the donkey she
spicd,
@ Al, yes, a relation-Jy n,arriager
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BgA4 Tom Corwin recently compared the
dOughiareism Of the Democracy to the Eph-
rain OF Scripture, which is said to be a
cake unturned, and said, with an inimita-
bic look aud manner, 80, Ephraim poor
Democratic Ephraim fer God Sabe turl
Deer IN the pan amt Jahc on the other SIT r
The effect was electric E1chaDgc
Yes and magical, for poor Democratic
Ephraim, burning on the Charleston Goals,
rose almost forthwith and turned ocer IL, he
pan though whether for Gods sake or his
own IS not entirely free from doubt.-Louis-
r.Ue Journal.
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name IA part. axles, springs made Of tfe bes
steel: bands cHaineed and Of all kinds OF leisther
cloths Innings for carriages, varnishes, castings OF
all kinds saddle trees English bride feathers, bits
stiTrsTs, spurs, names, fine silver hamea OF itH
kinds Benny Lind Gig Trees, self-ad ustillg pads
T.ylors patent names iiy nets, shoe threads, horse
blankets London Girth Webs, American Girtn
an Rein " chs, both cotton and wOrsted; London
We skius. a superior article. ivory, gutta IcrchA
altC ass lined martengai rings; superior korseys
for covers t+e best quality Of carriage bolts,
pat gig trees, &c, &c.
keep iu TACT eserytliug appertainng 10 eithor
branch Of the business, AMI understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
Your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
/ also agent for WARTS Patent Spring Saddle
ap20-dsw
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Twin Pictures.

Here is a brief but pointed essay on
man"
AT ten child; at twenty Wild;
At thirty, tame, If ever
At forty, wise; at City rich,
At sixty, good, or never.
Here is brief p" essay on woman
A ten, bud at twenty, in bloom;
Al thirty, married, If ever;
At forty, mother; at fifty, aunt;
AT sixty--the probability Is that
the old lady is a little worse for the wear
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-14

aely@Joseph NJ. Driskell, an Ingenious
nrfte, of jacksonville, Illinois, has invented
II perpetual almanac adapted 10 the latitude
OF Washington City aud st. Louis 1t Is
arranged SO fhat it alters itself once a year
and Will tell The day OF the week on which
occurred any important an niY ersary
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New Administration
TO OLD PATRONS ANDNEW ONES

successor to ~ II. c;oaK il5ac-i F,inil t;r,c,,
Ne - MINI Street.
Is Wa E- G.N- II -z.F7f1 ss-x z ~
n almost endless variety q FICry .st,d staple
Groceries, which he intends tostl AZ INFORM
prices. lie VIII naf set two ralus articles
~ ,','>t tcinW attract attention but the
community iGav .ey getting good Al ticlos at
i.tit aVerat" prices have something f.r almost
every body. Mcchanio~, dealers, house h-ei,Vls,
misses anu bachelors hnd goods il which thvy
obtain yllBe received for their uIor.ey.
janI4 }. p ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
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Il. 4. JUDSON & CO.,
.-a.-.s sole Proprietors,
jdDl 90 Leonard st., N.
.Vgns. nY.N'SAO Is; Nv ExF'DNf-

KEHs. nI.N-SGOEs; ~ EXPERF-
@HH enced Nurse and female Physician presents
to tho attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teefieg, which greatly facilitates the
process ut Tcathms, by 5ofeuing the gums, redu-
| cling all infammation--w1ll allay all pain and
slasmo,lic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
TIE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, il will
give rest 10 yourself, aud
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have put up aud sold this article fcl over
ten years, aud can say, ia confidence and IA,
Of it, hat We haze S.rV star been able to say OF any
other medicine never sshas it failed, in "A single
instance, 10 effect a cure SNhen timely used New
did We know an in stance Of dissatisfaction
by any one ho Hsed H. ssUn the contrary, all are
delighted witt its opera ktions, and speak ia
Of highest comihrnda .siiou Of its magical ef-
fsets and medical VIRTUES eve speak ia this niaeier
''w hat do Know ~ years NpcrienCe
and pledge our repnta Sion for the fuhiiaent Of
what wehere declare. Gin almost every instance
where the infant is SUI sfcTing frpm pain and eK-
haUsfio riief viii Dc Noniid ia 10 of 20 minutes
after the Syrup Is admin gisterad.
This vailrtble prclara Ston Is the presertpN09
Of one 81 fIe most cNpc SrienceI and 5 h i1fHI
Nurses ia New England, Sand bas been hssd with
never failing sHeccsfl in srtIOusands Of cases.
1t not only relieves III child from pain. but
inv igcFItes tho stufnach ate bowels c9rrerts acid
ity, and gives tone aud @energy 10 the whole sys-
tenn. JtviiT almosr ia stantly relieve Gripping
In the Bowels aud Wind sculic, and overcome con-
WILSON'S, which if not speedily Temadsi, end
III death We believe IL zihc besI AID snrcst rem
edS in lie world, in all eseases Of Dys. atery and
Dtrrhca ia children swhcther il arises frOtY
tcethius from any other cause. We would
~ 10 every mother who has u child q e ring
nom any one Of The foregoing complaints do not
lc ynur pIcjudiees. nor the pref udicrs Of others,
stand butwceu your sIilering child and tine relief
tliat aill bo sare--yes absolutely sure-to follow
tie Of this bisacuic ii timely used.
Full directions for using VIII accompany each
bottle Mono genuine unless the fac -simile OF
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, isou the OUT
side wrapper.
Sold 10y Druggists Throughout thu world Prin-
cipll etlioc, No - Cedar street, New York.
Price p cts. a bottlo. jani3-dwly.
KELLER & WHITE, Agents, Evansville, Ind.
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New Dry GOods Establishment,
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
ET r. DEG. R.HD. C.ERRE.F & =
-G<s NNEUF.at4r tlftbR.
N atm sfreet. "a the Z. r1saI.

ftfAN>NiilE- iNis
Has III iIaud large stock of b GIGS and Wagons
Of every yar!etv--stll of his Uanl;faSturc---
which h. will warrant in be superior any work
70 bc purchased tine East fos the same PRICES
During the late har times. All the Indictment
ter with lis ImFass:biy in'ltiy roads tie demand
i"r Carriages las been Hight, ari mis- stock has
cnm'glatcd in his wafrrouuIs; disrusc of it, ard
tc relieve himself from slight p-euuiary pfessue
il" viii sell at remarklhs i3~ itriceS. Any person
VIII" warts beaH'ifEl Buggy 1T q bargain, wll tud
better chance Tor trade than Ire has ever had be
fore, At DEGARMoiS
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Eo'lisu, Mining Company. Evansville, Indiana.
ofiio" "i Water street, herr.c'. Main ;,,d Locust
Coal l.. Iu.ntit;, ur act ..ss t,,n q: bushels lie
hvered C. amy part q! tho city, AZ "a ccu,s per bush
At tho pit, cents. JOHN WNMUNp,
"ctP SECRETARY aud MaHit-cr.
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udSon95
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.

Above We present you with perfect likeness (
TcZHce chief Of tribe of the strange Aztec Ma
ton, that once ruled Mexico. Eou will find full
account of him in our pamphlets and Almanacs-
to hc had gratis from the Agents for these Pills.
The inventor aud manufacturer of - Judson's
Mountain Herb Fills " has spent the greater part
of his life in travelling, having visited nearly every
Mckee, and it was thus that the " Mountain Herb
Pills - were discovered. A very Interesting ac-
count of his adventures there yOu will find in cur
Aimanaca and Pamphlets. 1t ia an established fact
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CANDIDATES.

For County Treasurer.
Mr.. Rdff0r:- PLEASE announce Sire name
of. M. CALDWELL as candidate for county Treas
at the next October election marc.
For Judge Court Common Pleas.
JOhH Pitcher, of FOSSg county, has
been solicited to become candidate for the Judge
ship OF the Court of Common Pleas, by a nnnIhcr
of Attorneys of the District, and has consented 20
the use Of his name il that connection The an
Dounceuent is therefore made accordingly.
The friends of RsR. .Tsas0n, Esq, e.m-
nource him as candidate FOR judge Of tie Court
of Common Pleas, at The October election
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SgeciaI Notices.

i sfOEIOaOay's Ofafnssnt.-ScOrbGtfcG Hsc-
tions, eryspelas and eruptions from whatever hid
den Gauge are overcome by the of this great
cleanser of the human system. 1t heals by eradi-
cation we'll 10y suppression and penetrates to
the hidden source 5i lhe nialady.
Sold at the manulactory, No. 50 Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists at 25c., &c, and
81 per box mayS-Iwd&w
Or.J MosfeIEsr's EsfFFerx.-Thess BfI-
ters univo rssIly acknowledged TO be sure
preventive and Fever and Ague, Flatulence,
nr,vfness the Stomach or any other like affection
Their effect upon the system is most miraculous ;
they give a healthy tone to the system, all
morbid matter, aud in fact thoroughly cleanse the
system of all impurities The proprietors, in pre-
senting is preparation to the public; assure them
that in single case, when it has been used ac-
coilin to- their directions lils it been known 10
fl but the contrary, new virtues have been dis
covered in its tlze 10 those afflicted with any Of
tho above ills Of the body, the Bittcrs are Of
fcred as a speedy and certain cure. Try them, aud
form yonr own opinion.
For srle by Druggists and dealers generally every
wherc. mayS-lwtlNw
zsysPepsfa.-Tnfs Is oery distressing
complaint aud give. the patient more suffering
than ai.nost any other disease; in fact it is a
bination Of many complaints in one. The synp-
toms numerous, aud are If the nature of al
most All other complaints combined. From This
fact the very many where this disease Is
mistaken for other, and Improperly treated.
The 81 nptomsindigestion ilatulency, luSs OF
appetite, heartburn, headache, etc, if neglected
almost always awaken some dormant III ri,>'', and
send the poor snfi,rcr 90 a premature grave. What
yon first do II, cleanse The blood and regulate Ill"
bowels: do this with the Mountain Herb Pills
ana you bid defiance 80 dysIep.it.
Judson Mountain Herb Pills and Noun
tain Herb Worm Tea are sold ny all meii-
cine Dealers. mays lmd&W
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

Fc,gales who value health ghould never be with
OF these Pills. They purify ths Dlood remove Ob-
structOns % all kinds cleauge tho skin OF all pim-
pies and blOtches, and bring the rich color 81
health to the pale check.
The plants and herbs Of which these Pills are
made, discovered, in n very surprising way,
among the Tezucans, tribe of Aborigines in Mex
leo. Get the Almanac III our Agent, ard you will
read with delight the very interesting account il
contains of the Great Medicine" of the AZtccs
OBSEiiE E.--Tle Mountain Herb Pills put up
in beautiful wrapper Each Box contains ~ pills.
and Retail at % cents per box Az gspgipe bays
the s-Lature of d. l.. Judson g. Co., each boa.
For site ia Evansville by Keller White, LEIGH
4 Ctrlstedt, W. ). Thompson, aud Dierbower d
Broughtou
Il. l.. JUDSON & co,
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Having purchased, aud Tor some time uscd, the
brazilian Pebble Spect.'c's- gotten up iY Mr. 7.
Rit'"uhri=-. f'ruierlr OF lndanapos -,ud II
being easy fr tic EYES, ,lI! III all RESPECTS good
article
Itcv. j. I'm M,-AiAsTEH, G n IERAULD,
JOSEPH DINTN, T. J. kIRKWAN
SAMUEL lSHtTSETT, ROBERT DtrNCAN.
narti-dsNIf