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SPECIAL SorIck-kKxovsL.-I have re
moved my Office and residence from South
Fourth Street, to the Office and residence
formerly occupied by DIR. j. O. Thompson.
corner OF Ohio and Market strsets
solicit continuance OF the same
June y div d. j. II. LONG.
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Absentees sth Indiana Battery.

You are hereby notified TO report person
ally Immediately to these quarters. or by
Surgeons certificate, IL still too sick for duty;
or be reported a. d,ssri,rs and proceeded
against accordingly.
GEO. T. COCHRAN, Capt.
Tuscumbia. Alabama. June ~, 1862.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EpiTog ExfnE~.-I am n candidate for
she Office Of County Treasurer.
June Il. ls69 SIX. ALLEN.
l am candidate fof The Office OF Tress-
urer Of Nigo county at the October election.
NJ :. DURHAM. 3
We are authorized 10 announce Z. W
sarboas a. a Candidate for the ONCE OF Cob
lector and Treasurer Of the county Of Nigo.
lam 4. candidate Tor County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
IA MADISON j. a candidate for the
ofsce of County Treasurer at the October
election.
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r. J C. Walter. Undertaken. will leave
for Corinth and Memphis on Wednesday
next. Any one wishing 20 have tho bodies
of their deceasd friends and relatives brought
home, can do 20 by calling on him At his
rooms on Fourth street. b. that day, or by
addressing him after that day at Memphis. a.
he intends spending some three or four weeks
10 that vicinity
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BrLLKviILE LAGER BEER AT rHk TEsRK
HaurK SALoos.-I am constantly receiving
No. quality of Bellevills Lager Beer.
which | will serve 10 lovers Of the above
beverage. ut my we'll known Saloon. west OF
the Terre Haute House. Give me call and
test il quality for yourselves.
m30dtf N. KATZESBACH.
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N.savllft, June Jo--Dr. Chatham, su.
perin,endsns Of the Tennessee Lunsiic Asy
lum, vas sent 20 the fsniisntiary Cor treason
also &. u Elliott One thousand federal
prisoner. taken At shiloh. and paroled. sers
cent home to-day large quantities Of eos
Ton sre receive Ell.
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Bostos, June 5o---0risfs By telegraph
from wsshinetsn received e the Navy y ard
require the pew gunbosfs Tiogs end 6epes.
see, 70 - ftief Zoe sss Immediately. The
rioss -ul prohsbl, ssil co Thur-dsy, the
Gen~-~~e -lli nos ne rssif Cor several DAYS.
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An die Deuichen in Ierre Haute!
Der hiesigs Untersteitzungs und Hulfs
yefein p.ssierte ia einer am 2-ten June
zbgehAltenen Ver~ammiung den Bechlass.
Has die Mitglieder dieses yereins. vie die
Deut-chen i'm allgemeipen sch recht xahl
reich an dem umzug am lten July sch
be,heiligen mochten. um unsern American
ischon Mi,bursern. "a beseisen. dass aueh
wier Deutsche den Tag der Freiheit beilig
hslten erssmlungsplsz am Court House.
um 81 uhr
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July l. diwItw

RKxoyAL.-Samuel Mack has removed his
stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, from Phoenix Row. back to his old
stand, North OF the Court House. in the
Modesitt Buildings, Immediately under the
Wabash Express office. where he will be
pleased 90 see all OF his old customers, aud
ss many new ones as may favor him with
call. July l.-lw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02

Losr-On last Saturday. a memorandum
book containing about SO. supposed TO have
been lost on South Third street. A liberal
reward will be PAID TO the finder il left at
this Office JOHN W ROSS.
June 30. div
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Night Dispatches


Nav YoRK. June 30.-The Herald's &C
ccount Of Wednesdays hghtisg save:
Oar troops drove them moro than half a
mile a the point OF the bayonat, the rebels
falling In heaps. more Of them falling In this
charge than at Fair Oaks. They we're driv-
on from their rife pits and We occupied them
until reinforced. Gen. Sickles had too
horses shot under him.
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sE- Drs x.han A Bell have unaer-sooa
from reliable sources that report = IN cif.
eulssioa. hat Their tine : - noaopolsesi AZ
tie Hospital. hat t'ey csIssot aties.d - tier
psivsse p~acsios. They you'd ~ 90 ,her
friends. they are very ,hsnkfai for p~ss IA
sors. ssd uiIl be resdv II al hour. ~ attend
them a. heretofore.
Their engagements q The Hospital ssl
not Interfere IN the isss,. sish their other
sasine~s. fJune le, d1
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GUS ARNOLD

fsrosfaxr 10 fsEESrs aSp GrsspiASs.
All parents and guardians residing outside.
and adjoining the limits Of the city Of Terre
Haute. ~ho desire 70 send their children OF
wards - he pnblic schools Of said city dur
ing The coming fan and winter. are hereby
notified that they must take the proper trans
ter before the FIRST Of September next
Mr. Lyman Miller has been appointed 10
male The enumeration Of school Cor Harrson
township All Ior the city Of Terre Hauts.
and al transfers are 10 be maize ~ aim
No children will hereafter be admitted 20 the
free schools Of the city unless proper trans
fes : made IA aooorsisnoe -ith TIA. notice.
~ order % the Board Of school Trustees
Of The city Of Terre Hssts-
JAS b. EDNUNDS. c..
Terse Haaie. June n. 'eo-d~2-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02

r. Notice Queenswsre, Glassware &C.
added 10 our Lamp and Oil business. We
eau special attention TO our Jelly Glasses,
Fruit Jars. and to our Lubrieating Oil. for
machinery. wagon and car axles &c.
J. y. KELLER 4 CO.
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foE SaIr.-A good dwelling house. sisua-
ed Ia . plsAsant part Of the clay. with all
necessary convenience. For particulars en-
quire Of W. l.. Hoddy. at this Office. a
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ACCIDENT

AtssasesssA, lape W--ospt hcNillss.
Go. d, ssh CHA. keslmsps. fell overheard
yestsrfsy. and bsfsse assistance eoaid be
extended re vas drowned.
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~ Stow 4 Cos world renowned Circus
viii be In this city on the III. III and 4sh
DAYS Of July. fJans &c, div
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Wssanoros. June 30.-The Senate. to-
day, confirmed the following appointments
Of the President: Col WIN. q. Campbell OF
Tenn. Bigsdier General; Isaac Newton.
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
The following Assistant Surgeons we're
confirmed: John ). Billings AID Phiness =.
Conner, of Ohio. Vim. J Woliicy. Of Nv:
John Daily, Of Nebraska.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02

CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. July 1.
Flour steady and in moderate demand
Wheat unchanged.
Corn advanced TO &c.
Oats IS and in active demand
Rye firm at so.
Nothing done In Provisions and prices
nominal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02

bRANDRKId's PII1S-For The res.srss,c.
Aesih Of thoss Who have been stricken By spspIssy
o. paralysis they Are the only reliable nedicise.
all affections Of the lungs. ehss; sna bowels tAei
prompt use saves nss add quickly eureS Pnennl
MA. pisursy, ehslsrs. wind. spssms. worms oholsrs
ooreus. disrrhosA. syssnt.ry vhsther fron aslArs.
eating unrips fruits other faults IN diet, yield
ihsir influence. Asthma. sout. rheunstisns, live
affections. ruptures. innammstions % any organ
levers, whether Ague or other specific fevers; bloas
diseases. sundse, 81. vitass dance, smallpox. meas
les Group. eryspslss. white swellings piles ulcsrs
Of even thirty years osutinusnos and especially
Ulcers Of The liver. have ell been cured psrmansD,
- these celebrated vsgstsbis universsi Pills. In
smsis complaints and nsrvous diseases they have
been equally successful vide change % ps-. eolA
nrss and second pssiodsl. Epilepsy. depression -
spirits frshtfsl dersus. ell distractions and rslsx.
stioas are by them cured. dispersed aud corrsct.s
Prics Is cents pr box.
Sold by J. Il. crsseEAr. reue -Hssis. and By
f~spestAeis dealers I'm medicine u.hld~in
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- suun0us or scrofuious affections are he
curse. the blight. he potato ros q nsukind. rAs,
are vie and nitsy - veil - fatal. Thsy arise ffvr.
contaminated and inpsri;y 81 he blood and are 3.
% seen ell around ~ everywhere One quarter Of
si W nsss are tainted With them. and one quarter
Of sAsss die q the0s die fsosAly TO- tscs.se thsy
are earAoss. Assa's sAssAEA .ukA oissnsss eai he
serofuious eerrspuea nom The blood readers pare
and healthy. Al saecsusily e.psrssiss DE npul
contamination nom ths system. No longer sres
under your scrofnlous diserdsrs since the irresss
pie ARA has provided bis mastery oonblns,ion "a
curative virtues that he calls sAsaArAznaA. -lpsm.
ecrst, Waterbury, Ct
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MILLINERY GOODS.

MRS. WALTER--Is receiving by
WI Express, weekly. from New York, all the new
and desirable Goods that can be had. which she Is
Offering 20 the Ladies al the lowest prices.
Toe Main street, bet. Attn a 5th,
Opposite Bartlett's Bookstore.
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ICE CIR EAM.

HAVING REFITTED AND
Il Il opened our saloon for the season. We are pre-
pared 20 wait on all who may favor with osi in
the best manner. Also . good assortment Of all
kinds Of
Confec tionery, Hruits,F Fresh Cove
.aud Picked Oysters, Sardtncs,
Etc, Erc., Etc.
aTCream furnished for parties on short notice
May7d7w STONE a RPPKTOE.
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ROUND COFFEE direct from
VI the Hsuaf.etofv. Very Superior and Cheap.
A. J. A fOOTY's
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4 Ii kinds Of Liquors. Foreign and
N Domesiie. Porter. Ale. &c, az
nsr,csn IN RfvE's
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oh. RIVE'S Catawbs Wine IL the
l. pure lenuine juice Of the Grape, sss the fnssi
sst be.ithisst beverage for ALI
Pr. Rivs.S
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Terse Haa,s. June n. 'ea-d-a-
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

TIE Policy OF THE TREASURY DEPART
MENT.-The policy OF the Treasury Depart.
ment is to get in all outstanding treasury
notes bearing interest and fund them. In
their place demand notes to the extent of
the public wants for CURRENCY purposes will
be issued. One hundred millions of dollars
OF these are now out, and there is authority
for issuing sixty millions more. Authority
to Issue further sums, as needed will doubt
less be. given by Congress, and of thess it is
supposed there will be notes of denomina-
tons less than five dollars.-!Scioto Gazette
From the above it appears that the poo-
pie will have an abundance OF promises to
pay" if nothing better. Paper and prin ter's
ink are plenty, and it costs bat little to make
such stuff; but men must be remarkably
verdant " BIO suppose these promises to paw"
will ever be redeemed with gold or silver.
-Hillsboro CO., Gazette.
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Ne w YOR X
3 enevolent Ia5irmaay.

ESTABLISHED IND ENDOWED FoR THE Rr-rEF OF
THOSE SUFFERING WITH toNTAG1rUs, NIRULESr,
ASD Chronic Di>EAsEs, AND FoR THt ERADICATION
AND EXTERNINhTIoS OF ALI. d sEAsks OF THE
MARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS OF WHATEVER MATURE.
The JoURSAL MEDICAL RkFoHN. containing
VALUABLE INFORMATION on Spcrmator-
rhoa and The New Remedies employed III The In
Urinary. for the cure the Dove diseases, sent TO
those needing medical aid. in sealed letter enyel-
ores, free OF charge, Don't fail to send for a
copy
pareat- Of many scrofulous and dis ,ased
children, .ert;,in means of prevention will cheer
fully he communicated. on application by mail.
The Prescriptions for Consumption used by
the Infirmary. will be sent Free II all who need
it. II never t.i- t. cure Coughs Colds Asthma,
Cattarh. and ConSu mptio, Is thousand can attest,
Seud before yoU perish.
To ali who apply oy letter. with full de>crip-
ton Of age, occupation. ~ mp'oms of disease of
any kind. and habits Of life Candid advice,
free of charge. viii be given, by the Chief Ply
stefan or Surgeon.
Address, with TWO or three stamps for postage.
DIR. A. BhRNEY Secretary.
(Baxl4l.) Williamsburg, New York
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HrApouARrrss u 8. FORCES IN KY,
LOUISVILLE, KY. June 8, 1862

LuplSslLIE. NJ u uu0 AOOS.
The following instructions are issued for
the suida nee Of officers in the cases specified.
I. All peaceful and law-abiding citizens
and residents of the State must be protected
in their persons, property. and rights; but
citizens and residents who joined the so
called Confederate forces, or gave them aid
and assistance. or went within their lines
without license from the proper authorities.
and have returned or may return. and be
repentant for their conduct, must report
themselves to Colonel Henry Dent, Provost
Marshall OF Louisville. Col. S d. Bruce ct
Bowling Green, Major Brocht. Provost Mar
shall of Lexington, Or Col. Noble at Paducah,
and furnish evidence of such repentaDce
and take the oath of allegiance and give
bonds with security for their future good
conduct; aud if they fail SO to report tnem :
selves. thew must be arrested and committed
to the Military prison at Louisville. and
sent thence to Camp Chase. with a statement
of their ,case to await the action of the Secre-
tary of War.
II. All persons who organize or aid in or
ganizing forces for the rebellion, or organize
or aid in organizing guerrillss, or harbor or
conceal, or give inform alton or assistance to
guerrillas, must be arrested and dealt with
according 20 military law.
III In times of trouble like these. good,
law-abiding mon will refrain from lansu-
age AMI conduct that excites to rebellion -
For ing Sain or done with the intent
to excite to rebellion. the offender must be
arrested and his conduct reported, that he
NAV he dealt with according to law.
". When damage shal, DO done to the
person or property of loyal citizens Of ma
rama ing bands or gu"rrillas. the disoyal of
the NEG borh cod or county will be- held
responsible, and military com mission APP
pointed TO assess damages and enforce com
pensa'ion.
V All arrests will be reported to these
Head quarters. with a descriptive list oil the
prisoners, and a full statement of the case,
and the substance Of the evidence, and
names and residences of witnesses.
By command of Brig. Gen. Boyle.
JoHN BOYLE, A A. G.
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TIE DARK WAyE.-The thousands and
tens Of thousands of negroes now coming
North, of course. have no other means of
living than their laborer public charity
They are being employed at very small
wages, such as our white fellow citizens
could not compete with. aud Consequently
the latter must be the sufferers. The effect
OF this Emigration on the Iaboring classes
will be very oppressive. Yet this is the
natural result OF the Intern eddliug Of the
North with the affairs of the South. When
one set If men attempt to regulate the bust
ness of others. the generally bring evils upon
tn emselves.-Crawiord County Forum.
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Ore night. recently, so the story goes,
o gen leman, accompanied by his wife. went
to rsee the everlasting 'Seven s'ers" at
Laura Keene's Theater, in New York. The
attendance was rather small that evening.
and the gentleman and his lady. who had
come in on the ordinary hslf-dolar ticket.
helped themselves to a couple Of vacant
orchestra chairs. An usher came up and re-
marked that those chairs were sev@nty-five
cents apiece lind eedl" answered the wag.
81 shond say they were extremely cheap
NJ thai; am nor in the furniture line, or by
Jove I'll buy 'em!" There was a general
smoker in that quarter for a moment, and
the usher. who appreciated the joke. retired
in good order" Gas the military dispatches
are accustomed TO saw asd left the occu-
pants unmolested for the remainder of the
evening.
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FOUND HIS MATCH We heard and saw
q good thing yesterday. In the Court of
Sessions petty case was being tried. a.
we'll known criminal lawyer, who brides
himself on his skill in cross examining
witness. had an odd looking genius upon
whom to operate. The witness was boss
shoemaker:
You saw. sir, thasthe prisoner is theft
Yes. sir-cause why-she confessed it
And YOU also swear she bound shoes for
you subsequent to the confession?'
Il do. sir
Then Giving sssacious look to the
Cnurf) we are tn understand that you employ
dishonest people to work for you, even after
their rascalities are known?'
'Of course; how else could I get assistance
from a LAWYER
The counsellor said stand aside and in a
o tone which showed that If he had the wit
ness head in bark mill. no mercy might
have been expected. The Judge nearly
choked himself in a futile endeavor to make
the spectators believe that laugh was
nothing bn, hiccoush; while the witness
stepped off the stand with ell the gravity Of
q fashionable undertaker-Ex.
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the jews more AsINa.-It is said that
in the year 1850 there were only ten syn
agogues in the whole land To-day there
are over quarter of million oe Jews and
about ninety synagogues, and smaller CON-
muDities, out of whch will soor be organ
ized other synagogues. In the city of New
York there are twenty synagogues and tn irty
thousand Jews, or about one-twentisth Of
the population of that city. In all til g
principa. seaboard cities there are syn
agogues; there are two in Boston, five in
Baltimore, three in New Orleans, two in
Charleston. four in Cincinnati, and Eve in
Philadelphia.
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The gorgeous Cathsdr al in the City of
Mexico is the largest structure on the
American continent. It is 500 feet long
42O feet wide. and capable of holding 80 900
persons. The high altar, raised from tn 70
floor on an elevated platform, exhibits a
profusioh of caudlesticks. crosses, AMI other
ornaments of solid gold and silver. decked
in Jewels estimated at the value of more
than So 100000; and all other parts of the
church are perfect wilderness of colum rs !,
statues, shrines, fonts, etc.
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A black republican paper called The Pine
and the Palm, publ ished in Boston, and a
warm advocate of the war, says:
eff freedom can only prevail through the
pie of Liberty can OILY stand securely on
the corses CT slavehoIders-so be il: rather
let the white race be swept from the face of
the earth. than endure the perpetuity of
negro bondage. We would hesitate at no
conceivsbls atroci;y; we would spare neither
parlor nor cradle; neither age nor eex-did
we believe that they must perish in order
that negro slavery might perish with themp'
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LEE HOUSE.,
Mrs. TUREMAN, late OF the Goddard
House, PrOPr,etre>s,

HAVING PURCHASED THIS WELL
i L KNOWN HOUSE. situated on the
CORNER OF SUTTON AND FRONT SITS.
and thoroughly furnished in every department
for iir,t class Hotel. i now prepared to receive
and accommodate in su perior style, all who may
favor her with their patronage.
This Hotel Is conveniently situated to the
Steamboat Landing. and in the vucinity OF prin-
cipal business houses OF the city. The eXperIen
eed Proprietress, although deprive OF the use of
arm. has so far recovered as to resume the
management of tins Popular Hotel, and her uu-
sIduously directed to promote the comfort aud
pleasure of hei Guests. Aided BY her Assistants,
She will maintain fol the Lee House. the unri-
vailed reputation first class Hotel, so long
enioved by the Goddard House. while under her
control. She respectfully soiIcits from the traY-
cling public and her friends Il continHa nee OF
their patronage hitherto so ibera rally bestowed.
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1----ifv tho Blood.
DIR. W EA TER'S

ICANkER AND SAITYR'iEITM RVp
EOR TIE CURE OF GAMER. SALT
L Rheum, Erv>ipelas, Scrofulous Diseases.
CutaneouS Eruptions Sore Eyes. aud every kind
of Diseases arising from an i'm; ure state of the
Blood.
TIE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE NINTEETH CENTURY.
1t is the prescription Of an Educated Phvsi-
! clan, and all Who are afflicted with any of the
above named diseases. should use it without De =
lay. 1t will drive the disease from the system
and W hen once out the Skin, a few applica-
tions of
DIR. WEAVER'S CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
and you have permanent cure.
The Cerate has proved itself to be the best
Ointment ever invented. and when once used il
has never been known to fail of effectinga per
Scald Head, Chilhlains and Frost Bites Bar
hers Itch, Chapped or Craaked Hands or Lips
Blotches or pimpes on the Fa e. And for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES.
the Ceraie is the only thing required to cure.-
1t should be kept in the house of every family
Price of Syrup 81, Cerate 25 cents per Bottle
Directions aceoml any each Bottle.
Sold by Most Medicine Dealers.
j. n. HARRIS & CO., Proprieto,s
For Western and Southern States: Cincinnati O
TO whom orders for the above Medicines NAV
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retal by
Seaton d Broderick Maysville, XIV.
g. q. Watson, Foster. XIV.
Grain IF Co.. IIilIsboro. XIV,
a. Boyd. Sharpsb-;rg. XIV
j. I. Shepherd. Grayson XIV.
Eli 81 Co. Catletsbllre. XIV 4
d IL: Haskell Dc Son. Ashland XIV
Hunter d MADDOX. Ripley, Ohio.
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CITIES OF EuRorE.-Ths population o.

CITIES OF EURoPE.-Ths population OF
the principal cities of Europe is as follows,
according to the latest census returns:
London, $50 600; Paris, 525 .525; St.
Petersburg. 494. 565; Vienna. 486, o.; Ber-
lin. 43S. 96l; Naples. Alb 92O; Madrid. 301 :
ego; Lisbon. 275 2S6; Brussels. 264 4Sl;
Amsterdam. 24s.756; Rome. $50 395; Ham
burg. 1s1 696; Copenhagen, l13 63h; Ven-
ice. 11S.172; Dresden, III $50: Munich,
ia. 734: ckholm. Ill SOP. No Others
reach 1OO. OoO. Nearly as many cities on
this side Of the Atlantic reach the latter
figure, as on the other.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ron THE CURE or
Cosff"c''ess, Jaunolice, Dyspepsia, indigestion.
Dyso',te|., Fond Stomach, E,ysfpelas. Ueadacas,
Tiies Rheumotisr,, E,Tirtions and SIin Disea,e,
Lare'' Complaint. D'op,y 7ttter, 7s.n,or. and
SAT- Rhe'm. Iporm,, Gomt. Neu-alyia, asa
Dna"er Pm, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sigar-coated that the most sens.
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are thu
best aperent in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price Is cents per Boz; Five boxes for $i.oo
Greatnumhers of Clergymen, Physicians, Slater
men. and eminent persona9es, have lent theft
names to certify the unpara usefulness of thess
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nIsh gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints. and the treatment that should be FOL-
lowed for their cure
DO not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no Others The sick
want the best aid there for the,n and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
j. WOOD,
SEATON 6 BRODRICK.
june ~ Muysville, Ky,