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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-16
Attention, Suffers!

I'VE HAVE EIGHT OR TEN FIRST RATE
w Suffers Tents ich would like TO dis
pose ofat Boston manufacturers prices.
DESCRIPTION AND DIMENSIONS
Length, 90 feet; width IA it. heighth II #. A
large Fly accompanies each Tent. Eosls are
all linen. Address A. NJ. CONNEIT,
sutier 65th Regiment, Evansville, Ind,
ROBT. BOYD, Esq Architect,
Evansville, Indiana.
indianapolis Daily journal copy one week
and charge this office.
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BIC RAIE.-The clouds that had por-
tended rain for day CT two broke over
us on Sunday night and poured down
copious rain-the heaviest and most pro-
tracted that has fallen in this region
since June. Commencing about seven
o clock on Sunday night it continued in
cessantly all night and all day yesterday,
until two o'clock p. NJ, when snow min
gled with the rain, falling at first in fine,
half chrystalized particles, but soon as
the temperature Of the atmosphere fell,
the chrystals Of snow became perfected,
and attracted by the great quantity Of
electricity they contained, formed fakes
not quite the size of bed blanket,
whitening the roofs in very few mo-
ments, notwithstanding the rapidity with
which it melted The quantity Of rain
which fell was very great, the cutters be-
ing flooded with water all day. As we
write the storm continues, with fair
prospect of holding out until morning.
| SCI The Fairplay returned from
Green River yesterday afternoon.
We learn from Commander Fitch that
no more goods will be permitted to GO
up Green River for the present This
seems like hard case, but it is deemed
absolutely necessary Those best &C
quainted with the movements of the
guerrillas are of the opinion that they
withdrew from the Green River country
and the section south towards the Cum.
! berland solely for the purpose of allow
ing the country to fill up with supplies
coffee, sugar, boots, shoes, and such like
articIes-that they might, upon their re-
turn, find something to steal.
THANKs.-Mr. Rosencranz, Watch ma
ker and Jeweler on Second street, de-
sires to tender his thanks to Sheriff
Wolfin, and Mr. Martin, City Marshal
for their prompt action in ferreting out
and arresting the young man who stole
watch from his store, on Friday last
1t appears the young man entered the
store and asked to look at certain golG
watch worth SIS AS soon as it wa!
placed in his hands he precipitately left
carrying the watch with him. The Off
GERS above named were put on his track
and succeeded in arresting him, lodging
him in Jail, and recovering the watch
The officers went to work promptly ant
earnestly and their efforts were speedil
crowned with success
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The enormous increase in the price of printing
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papers, compels TO increase the price of The
TribHne. Our terms
DAILY TRIBUNE:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23

AND
" GLORY, GLORY, HALLrLUJAH,'
The latter with words written for all the children
Of the Union will be found IN the 290dth Edition Of
THE GOLDEN WREATH,
published this day. This popular boo, two hundred
thousand copies Of which have been sold now contains
upwards Of two hundred and fifty Songs including all
the BEST among which the following adapted to the
spirit OF the times Star Spanged Banner, all Column
ba, Our Flag here My Country, tits of thee, origin
1f fankee Doodle Revolutionary Tea. Up the Ban
ner, Yankee Doodle, and Children OF the Union It's
brilliant collection OF two hundred more Home and
school Songs comprises, Annie Laurie, Cheer Boys
Child's WISH Darling Nelly Gray Dearest Spot Netie
Moore, Grave Of Washington, Home Again, shels Of
Ocean, Lulu is our Darling, May Queen, Ny own my
gentle mothei, Shed not tear, Star of the Evening"
Come to the Sunset Tree, Angels told So Invitations
and all the other fayores together with Elementary In
structiOns and numerous attractive exercises many Of
which are adapted 10 CaIesthcnc Movements. Price
only Thirty Cents, receipt OF which 1t will be mailed
post paid. OLIVER DTSON L. CO.. FISHERS 257
Washington Street Boston. Tor sale by G. W. Wilder
Freeman Bookstore. f232yl
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NJ A n II O @ y
EOW LOST =. EOYY RESTORED !

Just Pu6Shed, IN Seaied Enuciope. Price Sir Cents
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical ure
OF Spermatorrho,a, or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions sexual Debility and lmpedments Narriagc
generally, NtNousDtsS Con- lnlOn, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical lncapacity, resulting from self
Abuse, &c.-BY EoBT. j. CULyEEwXLL NJ. d, Author Of
the green BoUk
Tie word-renowned author, in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves trpln his eXpe,ic that tn ayfl
Consequences OF Sell abuse may be eftctually removed
cwithout medicine and without dangerous surgical onera:
tons bougies instruments. rings, codials pointing
out mode OF cure at certain and eectua by which
every sufferer no matter what his condition NAV
cure himself cheaply privately, and radic ly This lee
ture Will prove y boon to thousands and thousands
sent under seal, in a plain envelope, TO any address
on m receipt OF SIN cents, or two postage stamps by ad
dressing DIR. CiiAS. J. c. KLINE,
l21 Bowery. New York Post Office Box $780,
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PEsGEsApEz C0UhsrHS,

Probate Counts, within and fl the District of Ran
do'ph, for the year ensuing, will be holden follows
viz
At the Registers Office i'll Brookel6, the st Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange Co UNITY Hotel il, Chelsea, the third
Thursday of each month.
At Chadwck's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in ach month
AT J. l.. Bowes' Hotel in Washington on the second
Thursday in February. May and August
By order of Court,
J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
ChpJS
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Ezekiel Burnh Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden at
WASHINGTON DsTRICT S. Montpelier in and for said
district on the 2eth day of April A. ID. 1862
CHESTER BUGBEE, Administration the estate of
" EZek lei Burr ham, late of Calais, in said district de-
ceased, application to said court for extension
of the time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due
from said estate and render his admnisr ion
until some future day.
Wheeupon ordered by said Court that said appll-
cation be heard the Probate Office in Montpelier
the Goth day of May A. d. 1862 and it is further
dered that notice be given TO all concerned by the
publication of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before
said hearing. By the Count,
33l* Attest, T. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
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American Il Foreign Patent
K. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR or p.1TENTS

Late Agent OF U. : Patent Office Washington, unb,
the Act OF 1881,
rs State street. opposite kilby ST., Boston
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"A lltle glove stirs up my heart as tidos way
snow white muslin, when if fts 'ue STR up the ,,
notion ~ NUS makes many A cr'a
Rnt it'll ,@ny n"lho thrill my feelings .s,
shor,er H''' garter boots are death AMY AMY lotf
'hor'ef! ''' ami 1uas
nm" just 10 put you on your yua-3
Al give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
winch filled my heart with prief
Last summer, at the Pavilion JIo,.,
stopped week or more
An" marked two g boot .ees, svor
Before my neighbours door. 'A
Two '0ots with patent leather tins
Two ooots which seemed to saw
" An angel trots around inusn
lhey stole my heart away.
ana often in my nightly dream.
they swept before my face.
lady growing out of them
AS flowers grow from vase
but an! one morn saw sight
winch struck me like Stone
some other name was on the boot
ihose DOCS were not alone,
great tall pair of other boots
Was standing by their side.
And or they walked one Afternoon
And with them walked-a bride
Ladies, comment is unnecessarv
Those Cater Boots came FINN
D. G. PAGE
Where can b. folnl At al times l,ry. ,,so.,u.-'
Ladies'. Misses and Cb;ld,o,,.D
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Probate Courts.

WAsHNaros DISTINCT and for the District afore
said will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier, in
aid District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
quested to attend to the same on said court days
T. R. MERRILL Judge.
December l, 1860.
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FTER an extensive practice OF upwards TWEEN
, IA years, continues Insecure Patents the UmtdS.-
also IN Great Britain France, and other foreign Gets
tres. Caveats Specifications, Assignments and al
pefs or Drawings tor Patents, executed on liberia tens
ana with despatch. Researches made into American
Foreign Works, to'determinr the validity Or utn! Of p
'ents or inventions, and legal oer advice rrndee
all matters touching The same. Copies Of the claims
any Patent 70 finished by rentiag one Dollar. hs!t
ments recorded al Washington.
The Agency Is not only the largest IN New tHeG"
nut through 1t inventors have ad7"nlases ln seca.
patents, OF ascertainng the patntabliy Of ln'ehtNh
dnsufpasSedby, If not UNNECESSARILY superOr"aHy WhN
can be oiteTe them elsewhere. The testimonials ta
gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL Al inN
PATENT OFFICE than he subscriber aud a. SuC b.
II TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ADJ
ii he would add that he has abundant reason In0st
ana can prove, that al no OF her office Of the Snd a W
charges for professional services moderate Ine U.
nlehse practice Of the subscriber during twenty !''
past, has enabled him to accumulate a yaN eolhc'n
specIlcations and official decisions relative to pa'en
Ihese, besides his extensive library Of legal apd meoI
cnl works, and iuil accounts of patents granted wv
United states and Europe. render him able, beyond 4
uon To oner superior facilities for obtaining pa'e"S
All necessity of n journey To Washington, 10 W""r
patent, and the usual great delay there, are mere w"
inventors.
TESTIMONIAL.
regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most eapagt aII
eesyH practitioners with whom have had omc''"''
course. ~
CHAs MASON. ;" Commissioner Of Pa"ts Nv.
- have no hesitation in assuring Inventors IVA It
cannot EMPLOY person more competent ana 'fu""1 Inn
anu more capable of putting their applications .cr
q, the Patent Ofic. EDMUND BURKE"
Laie Commissioner Of r,le.o
Mr.. r. II, Eddy has made for Inc TtiRTh s m
cartons, on all but one of which patents nave pev
ed, and that one is nav pending. Sich un m II
PROOF OF great talrn; ans ability on his pan e
recommend ali inventors to apply 10 him 10 mrkm
patents as they may he sure ct having the Mt r,,
charges. JOHN TAGGAh' M.
During eight months. the subsc,het, ~ eo"l,,a,ots
Iaret Practice, made, on twice Rejected ~ VOL
SlATEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE oil wnNn WILLS
''N'' !" MS I"Vo'' by The Commissioner 4. Il EDIi
Boston, Dec. ,, 1861. '
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Phineas IL clHOSg, Jr.'s ESTATE.


THE subscribers. having been appointed BY the Nonoa
l. bic Probate Court fort he Di strict of Washington,
miSsoners, to receive examine and ADJUST all claims and
demands OF all persons, against the estate of Mark f.
Jose late of Portland, in the State of Mane deceased
represented insoven and the OF six months from the
18Th day Of April, 1862 being allowed by said cour,
to the creditors of said deceased, exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice.
we will attend 10 the duties of appoint ment at the
Office of Reeld Gleason, in Montpelier in said district
the 10th day of July and October next, at O'Clock
the afternoon. eacI of said days.
RODERICK RICHARDSON, c,
JOSEPH POLAND, "om"'' s.
Monpelier, April l6, A. u. 1862. 33lfw3
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ITALIAN REEFS.

pRlCE of an Italian Queen GUARANTEED pure). with
i few workers to accompany her, So lersaie arrival
insured at her destination. Full instructions for uniting
he queen with common stock will be sent with Zach
queen. Address, GOODRICH & SANB0RN,
,.lsH f3S2m3 l. East Hardwick, Vt.
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Ehe kEGrace Waters Pianos.

MELODEONS, ALEXANDRA ORGANS and T. Gill;
BERT CO.'S celebrated EOilAN PIANOS, are the
nnest Instruments for Parors and Churche.
large assortment can he at the new Warerooms
4ol BROADWAY, between Ora nd and nroome Sts.,
when VIII he sold at extremely low prices PIANOS and
MEl.ODEoNS from sundry makers, new and second
aand, to et and allowed purchased as per agree
ment. Monthly payments received for the same. Also,
second hand Pianos and Melodeons at great bargains
prices from SO to 100 Sheet Music Music Books and
il kinds Of Music Merchandise at War prices
HORACE WATERS, Agent
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Anna Islanchard's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tn Probate Court, holden at
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, Brct kield wi Inn: and for
said district, the oath day of April, A. d. 1862
Jonah LOOMS, administrator on the estate of Anna
y Blanchard late Of Boekfeld said district dece ased
presents his administratio account for settlement
Wherrupon is ordered that the same be referred to the
22d day of May next the West Randolph Hotel in RAN
doph in said district, for examination and allowance ;
and that all be notified hereof by the publica
ton of this orde Green Mountain Freeman printed
at MONTPELIER three weeks successfully as NAV
that theymay apea and at said time and place. and if
ther see cause, object thereto by or Ter of Cont,
33lfw3 Attest, J. r. CLEAV ELAND. Register
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Notice.,


- f1UflN, ntpfl Stu, lcpf- y
Ihavc suhdisided this b,strict into four.
teen n,yisiups fnr the esscssmept OF TaSe.,
and appointed Assistas, Assessors therein
as fu lows, to wit:
The several tou nships Of Narwalk. Rijge.
field, and Lyme. IN the County rf Huror
compute Di,isio" Number One. aud III.
RAM ROSE, of Norw.lk, Ohio, IL the As
s'stant Assessor therein.
TIE se,tr,i Tvvs ssl,irs Of Sherman, p,rn,
Norwich Richmond. Grtcuield, aNd New
Haven, IN the County VI llurvn, eWmprse
D,visicn Nunler I We, and JAMES t.
EASION, OF Maxvillc. Huron 20 Ohio, is
the Assistant Assessor therein.
The several Townships OF thomson, Hart.
land, Clarkshrld, Wakcman. and Townsend
IN the county vt Huron, comprise Division
Number 1mpe, and JOHN LANGUN, ui
O.ena, Huron county. Ohio, is the Assistant
As,~ssor lhcttia.
The several Townships of Fairfield, Fitch.
yillr, N,w London, aud Ripley, IN the couu.
! " Vf Huron, euulriss Division Numbcr
Pour, aud JOHN BARNES, Ot Grcvhwich
Station. HuiUu tuutty, Ohio, Is the Assist,
ant Assessor therein
1he se,tral townships Of Berlin, florsnc,
Ncrmillion Huron, and Milan, in Erie cOan
", comprise, Division Numbtr Five. and
1uARLks ". bOISFORD. t Florence
Erie county. Ohio, Is the Assistant Ass,ssvl
here u.
hc sctetal loNbships OF oxford, Gruton
fHkins, Margar,tta, Portland, aud Kelley =
ISLAND ih Ere county, cunprisc Division
Nuhocr SIN anu y. bluELoW, OF Snn'
dusky, Eric county, ono Tue Assistant As
sessur therein.
OTTAWA county compr ses Divi, IN Mum
h"r Seven. ani WILLIAM JOHNSON, OF
Port Chutuu. Ottawa county, Ohio, ia the
Assistant Assessor th, rein
The several tuwnsbips of DnllyiiIs J,cL
son. sou,l Madison. WvoJyill,. Wa.,io',.
ton ,,d ali ,l,, MARI ~ th. VIM, -, ~.
mont. which /. situated In ,h, ,nwn.Lin y,
Snndu,ky and suu,h al ,h. W,.,cr,' Ri :"
and Muumeo rurnnik, nonJ. in S,ndu.t 4,
county. .mp,isins Division Nunb,r E,.L;
and GEORuE RAYMOND. of F,ans,"t
Sauduskv c.unu , OHIO. i. m. A..i.tan, A.
SCISSOR therein
Tho several ,own,hi,s ,f Y.rk Town.
send, Green creek, Riley Rice and s,nJns.
/ ky. executing al n,ueh oi ,h,. \,ll,,,, a., H..
mont IN SnnJu.ky ,ouushir ss - si,,,,c1
south OF ,Le Western Rcsrry, and Maum,,.
! Turnik, Road In s,,ndu.kv c,n,,, as,,,
mis-, Iii, i,irn Nunb,r Nine nd ioSTlIl
/ /. RAWsON of Ftcn,ont. Sindu,kv coun.
ty. Ohio. Il The Assistant As.,ssor tbcr,in'
'rLs s.y.,ai t,'vn' LIns a, Wbc,.,nnc n I
las. Bue,rus. Toj' n, xas. HOLMES nnJ Iy.
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New and FashiSnabI,

nj viii hs ,eil y, ,hc io'veH po,.ihis ,rtes. Can
The tine tswslty snd fianp heoms, Ne = tommcr
Row. Tf,in.u 'mil WILLIAM UALii!r
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TO THE PUBLIC.

LlBgRrV TOWNSHIP, Crawford CO., JUne II, b2.
Ma, EDIroR;--SiTs-feeling it duty owe to the
afflicted, was iaken with bilious arrangement In
lsfe, which was very severe. resoitsd TO the NJ.
D.S, alepathie doeiors, IN number, il Bucyrus,
Cleveland and Rpglss, in the State OF Ohio. stay
ed four weeks In Cleyeland, getting no beter !
stopped in dussI Horon co., called on old NJ ID.
whosaidI had Tape Worm. He gave me 20 grains
OF oaomel and turpentiRs. Il loosened my teeth
and was nigh Hing me. Others In Bueyrus said !
had the Liver Compaint, and gave me huge doses OF
colonel and auinins. grew worse all tho time, -
Some Of the doetors advised TO travel 20 gain my
health, while oshs said would gain health
and get well.
When all medical aid ofthe old school faculty had
exhausted their skin and all hope gone aud u 70
depTiyedoi, was prevailed TO 10 and Employ Df.
A. BENHAM, pbysopaihio physician of Meiinore,
Seneca CO., Ohio, Who, with Lis mastery skin aud
ssnaiiye rene restored me health In ab0ut
weeks, when walked home. ~ miles, Ia one day,
and got able 10 go 10 work, and quite well
wi.h the exception ef,hsa saire effects of the eaomsl.
With that exception, have snoyed good health ever
since, aud haze known Dr. A. Benhan 10 eurs nun.
efous cases, where their physeians had abandoned
hea and AL hope was goas. sould advse the afflicted
TO call on Dr.. A. bsBhGa ai once aud not delay any
tonger He can brsak fever, ar any acute OF ehron
ie di'es,s, Ia lass tiae ihan any physieian essr
knew.
nOMER JOHNSON.
JOSEPH WARNER, Witness.
r. a. Bsahaal'f medicines fOT sale BY DsDois
4 TO, Tifin.
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Bound TO Kill Morgan. We lssrn
from kseut Center. that Young man of The
o. v. C.. from near rffiu. had sWorn that u
he ever got eve on John Morgan he would
kill him. During the engagement at LcSiag.
ton, be heard rebel officer addressed rs
Morgan" aud snprosing him 10 be NE yer.
itsbls John, let him have the epntcnts Of his
earbiae, which took effect IN the neck Of the
officer. who proved to be Major Morgan. n
nephew Of the Generals. A rebel Captain
at once rode up toward the young man and
shot him through the heart, killing him in
stantly Il San. Register.
We have no, been able, ,as yet, to find oei
who is referred to in the foregoing paragraph
We are happy to announce to our tizeos
that Prof Cunning Of the III geological sur.
veys, is in our city for the purpose Of geolcgi.
z ing the County. lie will also deliver q
course Of lectures on Geology, commencing
this evening at the Baptist church. Ii
From the Fremont press we see that out
neighbors Of FIT mont have esteemed these
oetures a rare intcil-cus, entertainment.
We cory few paragraphs.
"At the close of Fruf. Cummings lectures,
n meeting OF the citizens was Organized 10y
appointing Judge Green, Chairman, aud A.
Miller, E'q. Secretary.
A committee uf five was appointed to ex.
press through the Fremont press, the sense ol
those nttendii q, oi the value Vi the cvurs just
completed.
copy art of the report
Resolved, That We commend Prof Gun
ming fol his 81 aste aud scholarly style, his
exceeding iasc mating manner Of unfolding
TIE uuwritten hi.torv of the earth, aud tho
high moral tome which pcryaded all bis lee
tups
We dtsitc to express our tpprcciatono ol
the generosity oi PrOi. Cunning in giving
lrom The ayails OF the lectures $4,000 TO the
oldirrs aid society.
We hope these lectures will be we'll sus
tanned in our place.
They will be amply illustrated by paint.
ings &c. The lecture this [1hursdayl eve.
ming at l 2 o'clock, Baptist Church, will
lie free.
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Rates of Adyertising, A

7 uNTHi . NNcs uTIetst uhr ytN NV
sT-A reelection Of per cent from the above rates
will be .uade for Cash. l.
The space occupied by lines orthe type composing
S-vi.ady Of The advertisement, will be considered
square
srdion, Attachment Road ani Ditch Notices, must be
rid iorin advAn,e.
Advertisements inserted for indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements are inserted, one OF
md,c changes will be allowed.
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sheriff sale.

John Hstlcr, ct l. b.
py str,sc OF an order made by the Court Of
CoaFHch Pleas Of Seneca County. Ohio. on
the I'd Day cf June, A. u. ls6a IN the above
cutitlcd cause and to me directed, will e fFer
Tor saleat public vondue ut the duor Vt the
Court Houss. In the city Of Tim. In said
county, on
Tns 9Th DAS or ,Ocron A. n. 1902.
hctwccn The hours Of 10 o'clock A. VI. and 4
O'Clock T. NJ, oi said day the loils~. .ug DE-.
ss'tbed hnds aud tenements. go vir
Bcing part Of lot numbered eight isl in
the town " Lcuisvillc, commencing vt ,hs
South Easi corn,r oI seid lot. running West
ninety l9Ol leet thence North City ak 56l
feet thence Ess, NINETY 1901 feet thence South
To the pluc9 Of beginning, in Seneca count,
Ohio,
LEVI wEIRlcK,
sheriff
Sept. 9G,h. iS52. 1918
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A Martyr to Truth.--The " Immorla
IN" tue great philosopher and expounder
of truth, has been sent to prison; yea, even
marched through our streets in irons to a
dungeoni A noble martyr to truth--unpop
ular Truth. Such has ever been the fate ui
truly great philosophersl
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The grcatFren hRemedy
MADAM BOTyIS's CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills

The only certain and safe Remedy rail- rterln
'ob,uuetions, Monthly rifnculties hrsguaTitir',an
a the o,her di ,eases to which the woman, Wife and
Mother is peculiarly liable.
These Pill. contain no deleterious ingredients bu
are safe std certain in iler action. They viii be
found exert the haprest effects in eases of Pro.
Np.u. Uteri in Lcuehorea or the Whites, they will
be foundthe easiest and most certain Cure that he
found II is nccount ofthis certainty they should
mot he taken by Pregnant Females (during the first
months. rs miscarriage Is cerain) To he hfonght on
but at other periods their use Is perfectly safe.
N.B.-Une dollar aud three postage stamps enclosed
10 any authorized agent. will ensure package ofpills
b, return mail.
c.CRoSBY, General Agent, Ruffhlo, N. Y
CAurioV .-Beware OF Counterieits; the genuine
hnve the signature ot Crosly the outside wrapper
For sale by !. H. 81. John X Co., DnboisS 90. md
]. Y. Marouarlt. Tiffn. q. octli.ly
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$40! WAGES PAID 500!

To sell goDds for the ApAss stwIra M.oHiSg
cohPAky. We will giys oonamisssa Oa all goods
sold by oar Agents pay wages at from $40 siU0
per msnth, and pay ali aseessaTy expenses. Our
10 operats itby half an houfs isstTnetonl II is equal
10 any Family Sewing haehise 10 nso, aud We have
Tedneed the price to Fifiren uollars.
Each Aiaohias is WaTfented for three years.
Address G.. RUGGLES,
Gen. Agt Detroit Mich.
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