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Naval.
LAUNCH or A STEAM rRIGATF.

LhUNVH VI 6TLAN TKIUNTf.
The IT, s. frigste Ticonderoga was flccessfully
launched ihs Brooklyn NsyyYsTd yesterday afternoon
tle wooden weasel, and with the saefsmento Lfes
serna ard others Of that csa Capt Boggs Of the Varuaa
Adrnis Padding Capt. worden. Commodore Ooidsbor
sash and other naval officers beside large number Of New
isfk and Brooklyn people pre'en, The following ue
The dimension. Of the slip; Length between perpsndcds
TX fee inches breadth nodded. 81 feet inches extreme
tesdb % feet inches depth Of hold IT feet y inehes
es9fht II water u feet tunDsge 5s tuns The hene 10
OF I've oak which las seaoUg for Three years or tsfe
tsgisons Of IL heng years Old Der kee va, laid on
the 10Th March 1862 n the hons rom which Tie AL
rnoaek was launched 90 that abe been months IN
fosfse Of CONSTRUCTION pecnHaTity Of the Iiconaegg@ 10
hs ale T. thats any her sister sbt She has been
bah with great care Dsgoua Of the most approved
cstcipon used Ia her The model was n.de ny
r Desno, under whose personal supervision every phhs
Ia been lid la appearance il IL very Attractive Tho oIm
Irg gracefully as II sppfosehes he bow The rSp.sn "
drcct sGiBg-tbat ishe chain l. taken directly on, ana
wofls around he capsan itself The material used ID max
NJ TIT eeg'Is W hsp, The IisesdoIeSs viii have Ilrse
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The Rebel Army Driven ENTIRELY from Wis.
souri by Gen. Scho6eld.

FT0M INT o. 110aI 1"P a7''0'' - -
ldyices received from Gen. Schoheld, last even
Ing at head quarters state that his advance. under
Gen. Brown, had driven the Rebels out OF Perry
vile and that they fled hastily across the border
Into Arkansas He GAYS there "a now no Rebel
force 10 tiat portion of Missouri. This is certainly
highly gratifying intelligence. But lately Cooper,
Coffee, Hindman aud other Rebel chiefs had congre-
gated q formidable force Of over 10000 men, ana
stated their determination TO oveuun tho whole
State Now they are driven entirely out making .
more bssty exit than they did invasion.
And 70 that portion OF the State is again free and
will remain most probably IN future. Gen. scho-
fed's campaign, although brief, has certainly been
remarkably saccessfui. Perhaps he will decide,
however TO pursue the Rebels into Arkansas.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .0or. "a
Cleared.
S'esm.hip-Ehcsi

Standardization. Lowber Hilton Head, Dupiam Z Co.
sbip,-St Loas Coffin. Glasgow w. A. Nelson Hbef'
w. Pa.erqon Liverpool j. ~ Smith Co NJ Livingston,
ssmp.on Hsvre BOYD Helnck.n Sunrise Luce Liverpool
Rowland rockingham; Daniel Webster Spencer London
l.. =. Morgan & Wiley. -
Bsri.-Viking fI3rl Wiggns Cork, ArkeL Hurst Co. )
Remedio (Austs.sn) SsmbssD Queenstown Holmbos
CO.; Jasper Bennett, Bridgeport Wakemsn. Dimon Co
Brigs-Orezmbo Rosebrook Boston. Thompson hnntert
vrsts, Fider Cardenas Miller Topghtan Geo. Letson
3D. BIs,chford. A,pnwa Brett. Son Co Caroline Han
neay Dnndslke Boyd H~incken; s. C. Shaw Bri Shaw
Trinidad. Smith. Jones Co.
Schooner O, suna Johns on Boston Thayer sNgentI
r. Curtis, Brown Boston. Tnsy< Sargent; PoolsGay,
provdsnce; Bella Peck. Gsrduer. Fall River T. Kenny;
Fnnces-, Lowell, Boton. :. W. Lewis Co EDphemia,
Le Mrsgoane Brett Son Ca Rio Small. Philadelphia;
3Gnn Jops. coson, Win ton }. W. Mckee Ss~yer,
boston, C. +. J. Peters: Mo.rys. Brooks Chester,
"a, Raiet,; Joseph L. G4rety Miller Mataporas.
ore,y NinIod Dow, Bangor q. p Buck Co. Gar Han.
nond. st. John, N. b., Baker < DAYTON
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT TgwKsBuRY MASS
AINs.H ousE-On Tuesday morning the boiler ut
tho lew ksbury Alms-House exploded with terrible
effect, killing Elk persons aud wounding ~ others.
The following are the killed: John Dover, about
so years old was found In the clothes yard, beyond
the ipsane ward and about ten rods from where The
EXPLOSION took place. lie was terribly muiila'ed
nearly all his limbs were broken. He vas last
,een alive in the cngine-bouse. Margaret Morley,
% years old, aud her child abou, year old, were
ttng near tue furnace in the ironing room, IN the
rear Of the boIlers AID covered with the RUNE
and were badly crushed. Margaret Brennan, u, ed
~, aud Ann Farrell 80 year,, were both taken out
Of the ruins dead, the latter having been found In
the same Iace wi Margaret Morrisey. Frances
Parker aged 20 year,, taken out Of the ironing
room and coon after died. The following are the
wonnded Mary Conner, Ro,anna lisroiman Mar
garet Surbers-all badly scaiaed, probably fatally ;
John Donovan, badly scaldod in tho face and on his
arus; Mary Dohery, let, badly scalded Mary Do
herty, I'd, slightly do.; John Leonard, do; Mary
Ann Bowman, Catherine G1iin, Bethey Dillon,
! Ann O'Brien, Mary Coliins Ellen Smith, Mary
Mundy, Mary Sullivan, j. Roach-al more or les-
ecaded or brnired, though none are considered
fatally Thomas lirien, the fireman, was some
what bruised Mrs. Banks, who had charge of the
laundry department, is badly, though not Danger
oufly, scaded Mr.. Palmer, mason belonging IN
Boston, who was engaged in building new oven,
was yhtly bruised.
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RAILROAD CosyESrIos.- Yesterday morning the
renre.enlatiyes of the railroads TO the West met al
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, Mr. l.. G.. Chopin Of the
Western Railroad Of Massachusetts in tho char aud
Meesrs l.. ID. Rucker Of The Cleveland ano Toledo
and T. H. Phillips OF the Boston aud Worcester Eall-
road acting as Secretaries Tho following koads
were represented: Erie, Hudson River, New'forh
Central, Pennsylvania Central, Western OF MafsA-
chusetts, Boston md Worcester, Stcubenvle. Great
Western of Canada, Lake Shore Cleveland aud To-
lelo Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, LATHE
Miami. Michigan Central, Chicago, Burlington and
Quiucy, Beleiontaine, and Detroit and Milwaukee,.
The Convention after transaciing some MINOR hus~
ness resolved to adop, the following timetable, to
tax. effect November IL: Through trains to leave
Ncw.York at m. aud . p. M, and to arrive there
at "a H. IN. and ~ m. Leave Cincinnati Tor tie East
At "a "A. H. aud lOi p. m. Leave Buiao for the East
at 3: 10 a. IN. aud q p. m.
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IsApELLA GRAPns.--Dr. Underhill Of Croton Point
10 in the market with bis excellent grapes. whereof
the merits are already great in the mouths OF wisest
ccnsure." There no better; aud those who deem
the difference between good and bad ones worth con
sidering will find choice article ut No. Clinton
Hall Astor.place.
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SLlsprn.-The telegraph of yesterday niormsS
ma that the Hon. Millari Fillmore acted ns one OF
the Vice Presidents ut "A Democratic meeting held AZ
Cooper Ius;itute, New lork CIty On MoIo"y etspuI
inc. 40 al the time tbs me ting was belrg heid
that gentleman was yeIy engaged III dining me
" Continental, (of which company we presume ~
ia pretty we'll known be il Captain a. hremhn
Hall in this city, the statement by telegraph may
blunder. If the latter, VIC hope all telegraph OPT
rators who have any respect for Mr.. Fillmore =
reputation will be exceedingly careful not 20 COM
nit similar ones in future. lbuf. Exprees, 18th.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONFERENCE.-The body
met at the st. Nicholas Hotel yesterday, Peter
Cagger, Dean K edmond, Fernando Wood aud Others
being present. Owing to The absence of several OF
tho members no organization was, we understand,
effected
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ASornER DRAFT ~ CossEcrlcUT.-On account
ofdeGcences occasionedb by the exemption Of "a large
proportion Of the drafted uen" Of lOth September,
new dra,, has been ordered in Connecticut on The
23th inst. Hartford County IL 81 short New-iia'
ven County $50, Litchned County Ioo Newton
don County, "a, Fairfield County Id, hiddlesex
County AZ. Windham County 9, Ioland County 80
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bort rarocns' Notltc.
Save % Navy oRx
rAnT.M spuHNri ukxf,x Ma l04 WA

r0RT-NARDRNs UFEiCE No l04 Wtlsf.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
y section OF the Act passed Apf it 1857 entitled An
Act to keorsauze the Wsrien Oee Of the Port New.
iok all persons interested Ia, having charge Of the
subject matter OF such inquiry exannacu, thai
the follow ing vessels under examination by tho Port
WAroeus and th,t the sad suyeys eAasnaous will 30
hoard said vessels: -. .- i.
Iafh lnnia Atlantic Docs
bg ttedh NO ~ f. y
Schooner John 5. Lee..............P Pier No 81 T..
WIN H. buRLEl0H, trssldsaI
4 Al IIsu.
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ASSAULT teos PsLIcE SERGEAsT.-on wed
resday night, Charles i. Gale, notorious rowdy
and thief, assaulted and cut John McGennis, In
Mercer street, with pen.kniie. Sergeant Wade OF
the Eighth Precinct, who happened to le near at
The time, arrerted the assant, when the latter cut
him in tho face and arms with tho same weapon,
INJECTING eight or nine wounds. The sergeant hed
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CHARITIES AND CoRnrcrioss.-6,il3 inmates
remained ia the institutions under charge OF the Com
nironers of Charities aud Corrections on the llth
inst During the week 20 died; l.6il were dis
charged 42S sent TO Backwelfs Island.
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We are requested to call attention to the per-
.muory sale hv the Sneri on FRip,Y Oc H. az thc Mer.
cL,n,s' Exchange looms, No. an broadway, of te su-
p.rb peELlNS-iousE Formerly occupied by Dr. .. T.
iowns,ni aud ia lors % LASD on the corner OF '1hAy and
3lth.t see Advertisement Ia another coumn.l
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SrpposrD Flr,L AssAULr.-Yesteriay alter
noon Coroner Naumtun held ante-moIten ehaminfi'n
of Cha BE-. hoffman herman, residing at No ~ slot r,t
krou the deposition of kunlmAn u apiesrs tat ne Wc" -
the DO mouse. No SO tity Hall place Kept ny thi.
Cold.cinidt cp-ct some money uom tspt' sae'rnai
one of boardeTs. aIre cnsu,d when appears Colo
,.bnlt snd .ods utercgcd. aAd struck nili on the
head ana over rnlt o the body with weapon, wiel re
l,d hanil o. aitef whcl he was elected lhr jury
am. 10 the cone that Chafs. hnhinm came TO his
@ Al ,br hand, OF Chrisian oodschndt. and Two other
persons to the Jury unknown,'
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HuOtxeu.

Aug lat II 10 g.. Ion. II 20 e. ship Any, from Msul'
main for Falmouth. Eng
Oct H. 90 miles ~ Il Ha,eas exchanged signals with bark
Golden Ruo from A. pinwal for New-lork.
Oct -. Ba'nrsat teaing H. n W. bark Gen. Lanaue, OF
and tom iot suP Inee for Boston.
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Disasters. &c.


MosTEvlDEo, Aug. %. 1854
Tho T. 8 steamer Puaskih has arrived here hsviug In
hull the ship Uncle loS. wrecked on English Bank
She now c. on our rort led with wsisr and mssed %
much ,ss be brought close in. She viii be sold
At public aiction.
lBv letter to Enwood Walter. esq. Sec. BID Und.r~'s-
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ARCHBISHOP Huonrs Ass,rLzD. The New-York

Archbishop UUGHEs Ass.ILED. The New-York
correspondent Of The Ph'iadeiphia Inquirer wIites
am credibly informed that Archbishop Hughes
has been in receipt of sundry anonymous epi-iles
from Baltimore, during the past fortnight, threaten
ing him with poison or dissemination Tor bis recent
nbl- address in favor OF the war, ut ST. Patrick
Cathedral for lie eff ,ent defer SO Of the Union
and the Government from the commencement OF the
Rebellion TO lbs present tine. The threat has been
accompanied hy certain circumstances which lead TO
tn. belief that tho SEC, sronists are in earn"st and
hence tho venerable prlate has declared 1t hs duty
10 make distant aiusion thereto IN bis newspaper,
otgan The Metr0boita Record, OF to-day. Toe Arch
bishop il seems hus discovered the authorship CT AT
east one of the communications or - warnings re-
ierred TO, which was sigued MOUNT 81. MAry's:'
TIE Rccord says: Tue author has three MeeAs
TO withdraw il in his own name, and not ~ Mount
81. Mays II he will no, 40 so, LIE Will have the
consolation OF reading it IN print
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LECTURES on GUSsHoT WouSDs.-Professor II. l.
r, phael will deliver the fourth lecture n his course
on Gunshot Wounds" to-day pFridayl, at II
o'clock, a, the Ncw-York Medical College and
Charity Hospital, No. 90 East Thirteenth street.
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Departure Of the Asin for BOSTON.

HNiR,X, Thursday Oct. 6. l662.
The steamship Asia sailed al O'Clock, last even
ing. Tor Boston, where she will be due OH Friday
morning.
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DEsrH oy CAPT. WIN. L. HuDsoy.-Capt. VIM.
l.. Hudson of the U. s. Navy died, suddenly, on
"wednesday night, at the residence OF bus Son-in'
law, Mr.. John +. Moore, in Brooklyn. lie retired
in good healtp, at hs usual hous, about u o'clock,
but shortly after was obliged TO arouse the family.
physician was promptly sent for, but in twenty
minutes be expired, Of apoplexy. Capt. Hui-
son was about 6j years Of age, native of
NewYork, and had spent most of his life in active
service, having entered tie Navy Jan. /, 1916, We
believe. as AN apprentice ard risen through
every grade TO the quarterback. He was an
ami.ble gentleman, a thorough seaman, and a
much respected commander Commodore Hud-
son, as he WAS termed by courtesy, held several
very important naval positions. He was second
in command of the exploring expedition under
Captain Wilkes. He was in command Of the
Peacock sloop.of.war, when her pilot ran Der
on the rocks while entering Astoria, near the
mouth Of the Columbia river. Some years ago
he was Commandaut of the Nsvy-Yard Brook
vp-a position which he left in 1853, to take CON-
mand Of the u. s. steam-frgs,e Niagara, in the fa-
nous Atlantic Cable Expedition In eommemora-
ton of his services to science on that occasion, be
was bonored with an ovation by his fellow-citzeDs
of New.York, and the Governments OF Great
Britain AMI Russia conferred upon him valuable
gifts, and other marks Of distinction. Subsequently
he commanded the Niagara IN the Japan Expedition,
and on bis return home assigned to the coni-
msnd Of the Charlestown, Mars, Nsvy-i ard. At
the time Of his death he WAS No. II on the retired
st, aud held the position Of Lighthouse Inspector
In Capt. Hudson the Government has lost valuable
publicservans, aud the community an esteemed fell
low.ciiizen.
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S,n--Rss,s Ssh Seta kses-Rasea w.
srsH wATRR THIS DAK "a.
sandy Hook. 227 Gov Island 3l1 Hsutess"' WV
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stvsa vil.is nanki.sl sisssr ossr = argr raitof
,hs y'pi,t, ~ me 80 l>q tHnfc NJ Itrci 81 lrtna
~ thr .s'~ftm. hthiAI ~ The psl~unun> riltil
of vrrttni.lc decay. Thi~ retaliation j. = nycl
hs the a..for " ss,lsr ~ "a Wet sol nii.i i>s
vith lhc vkfl mo lslin NJ. y hlle tlse an Y
D lnw iht EQdxv1 tlsi sNarpr lifA-gtfs near ~
catths SURFACE. AMI Tn sitN- 4 Ken Will y
f'tfpngh Iiln innes nm ~ blh,l Tier y acts
a. an Irritating g~,isna on nv internal rlsrtr,
nnd ken iug "rsnn+o ~ a. lstsf- ilw iiNtf M
snsnss fnflaM anA ri,ils ~ ,ftn'ie nol opiN lhls
Virus, hnt aisn ~ bile tfuul ~ tinpl. hnlt
the ,irns ANIL hr iHi- arfninn'lh IA llv Ntfrni'
tiiti AMI pg,u'.s i.slrni tsa. itnlal ~ -prkr,
The fYlcen, lha kiiisy'. aaii tu' stomach syn.
rAktszr with liic LNff, .tNi lNusfiic lNrt,stltri
gisn. f7naiv. fte in,inirt ~ oar rrSui ill, ~
III IN IN aittsnpt m rNi.1 ~ NIX uu. lafli-lun,
tonn.nlfais.s III fhDle -lgstl NJ t'fr hosv ~ M
internal f~rninreS ~ sprr iaeln fprlst ~ olI,
The h.loi irAyts fhr Slutaec ann tnsAcs ~ he
ccs,tral organs With sprgl' ~fi,r rn'ricc. Ils N
the Cana. liai IA this rfiiui \ f4iiS. Tii~i lr
FEreg fnliows IA nhith ilIc as's,l leaves "
rrnsfAl' orgArs aiid lashN'S NJ lhr rafiAte- an
n another tig1n 10 cNti llle iir.selnr I-olsl1
th-vrth the other rt,af eSrttfa@ -- iliesFfn. III
rlsis also IA fall, ;l sh' Ss'~s M, tnons tle ~
sc,nia rNhausinl mad waits s,t tlfc f,pt tfr ~
strcngih ~ reraf tllr hup '>> Tory an'IsirE iiy
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Acts. SHgh constitutional iisssrier WI q
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ii N n iAfts Y.tf mr. Ftstsf anyaj t..s
Htnls-ylfft M n B'r4Hrd " N
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ppni Anait m ~ flt~ NJ -~i N ~Tihr t titts af'
s 'lc numerous qna X. .ifri i.lc Az l-rf
The author wasa Firrcf l1ttftfAfnfT Att~it'i ts.
Ahn spent many vfars NJ hAt~i afv fis Nafpir Hsi,
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wi,i,h n.nfTailzrs This nlalar,ous poison IN The
hot. and stimulates ihc liver 70 cNpVl II from
IA. holy Al il should. % II does ewf this AZ
t..ctlgc disorder with paTlcct certainly, And u
ti,,ts morn. Or rather dos whif 4 " more ser
y.s,c 20 those subject to slis Injection Y taken
in season il cxpsls il FINN The ysfemas u Il ~
forbrl, aEi thus keeps tho g VIM u~eitfrcc nom
rs attacks: krcrs tAc sy< ~ ~ health aitliongh
exposed 10 tie disease. Dnscqucufy II not only
rnrvs. Int protects from i,e gscaf variety ri af-
fcciions which are Induced ~ this mas -nan
inaurnre, srrh ~ RcmltteIf Fever, Gull fcrcr
Dumb. or Masked Agne, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache. Bilious fsverS, Neuralgia,
R,seumari~sn, Gout. blindness, Toofhacse. Eau
ache Cararrh, Asthma, PalpslliiOits, lAlnin Ar
rccfiow Of tho Spleen, Mysteries Collie, Paralysis,
AMI Painful Affections Of the Sninach AMI Bow
,ls all OF which, when arising from This cause.
will be found 10 assume more OF less the nfcrmit-
ten; type. This SAG tx O. RE moves tilc~cnusc
or these derAngcments aud cures the disease
This II acr0mpl.sars BY stimulating the cxcrc-
tories 10 expc the virus from the system anil
these organs hy degrees become haDiici 70 do this
their oiiice OF their own accord. Hence arises
what we terra acciimat0s. Time m nv accomplish
the same end, but often life Is not long enough or
q sacrificed In the attempt, while this " -AGrE
CuRE" does IL az once. AMI with safety. We have
great reason 70 believe this u ns well as
safer remedy for tho whole class Of diseases
which are caused by the lniasmaile infection,
than any other which has been discovered (; and
IL has still another important oil vantage 70 the
public. which 10, that Il j. cheap a weil as cool.
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i.ecordsr- : rKPuES jgRSEE.
Sinrif- JhuS rWrfksL.
Inrnrer- Co Akil,s kRAts.
Surveyor nENjANiS X. kENP.
HARVEY NfcHoIsos.
\. h. BscxwEnxsRr. Commissioners.
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ofFfcEEs ~ nAi>BElpcE TOWNSHIP.
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:. Rose.
TMsief---k nsrer Joha.
U,nsfabls-A a. EckerI. G. Eadho'en.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-11-22
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

~ Al the purposes q fusalle Ne aic'As-
FoR CosrfvESFss:
ToR THE CuRE OF DrsfHFsiA;
ToR JAUSpicE;
foR THE CrRE or ISDic EsIIo~.
For HEADAcHE.
ron THE CraE oF DSsE~TrErs
FoR Foul STouAcAH;
FoR THE CURE OF FRfsTPELAss
f0R The Pills.
Ton THE CuRE or ScEOFrtAs
Fox ALL ScRoFtf.ovs CoMPLAtNfz;
FoR THE CERE or knECMAtlsMs
For DfsEss OF THE SKIS;
T0R rHE CrRE or LIVER LOMPLAI<r;
Ton DRorsf'
roa rHE CrEE or TLTrER, TtNoRs, AID SALT
EHrrMs
For MorIs
ToR TuE Cure OF Gorr;
f0R DINNER PILL-:
Fon THE CrRE or NECEALGiA;
Ton PURrFrISG THE BLOOD.
They ara sarar-coatcd. ~ that the most scnsi
sfve can take them pleasantly, ami they mr. the
hest apericnt in the world for AL the PURPOSES 81
family physic.
Price IS cents 7sr Box; Five Bozes for 500.
Great numbers Of Cicrgvmcr. Physicians.
Statesmen, AMI eminent perDh tAscs. have lgni
their names 70 certify the uApa raltrd useflll-
ness Of these remedies. but our TpArs hcrc viii
not permit the insertion " lhrffa. snc sscnii
below named furnish gratis Our ANrRiC ~ Az
MANIAC in which they nrc given win also full
descriptions OF the above fDm psfnls. md illc
treatment that should DC follow Il tor t.srir cure
Do not be put of BY unprres Led deaicrs with
other preparations they make EEi0rg profit on
Demand Arms. and take no OTHERS. fhc sick
want the best aid there i for tlicm, and hcy
should have n.
All our Remedies are for sale by
Sold BY
Huber g. Friedman. jasper. Dr. W. Shun
wininper & Milburn. INsviiie, and BY al
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale BY
X. A. Robinson g. Co., Louisville: a llen 4
Co., Cincinnati. May 4. 81.