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TRADE MARks.-The celebrated - IL Whisky
case was decided in the Court Of Chancery, Dub
lin (Irelaad.) Dec. 10. 1t was q petition from
the Messrs. Kinahan & Co. of the Carlisle build
Ings. Dublin. asking the Court 10 restrain Mr..
BJiton of Westmoreland street from using on his
whisky bottles their trade mark. IL" The
Lord Chancellor said he had no difficulty in COM
ing to the conclusion ~ an early period of the
case that tine letters - LII constituted Z trade
mark in the strictest and plainest sense of the
word 1t was proved that the peculiar mode in
which the whisky in question was prepared was
invented by q former member of the firm. For
forty years the whisky had been sold under that
name, and II was 4 we'll known article OF COM
merce 10 those engaged In the trade. Under all
the circumstances, he was of opinion that - LIZ
was as distinct a trade mark as ever came under
the coguizance OF 4 Court of justice. The Court
would not allow q trade mark and design. belong
ing to an article which one man had discovered.
to be usurpei and used by another man, so as to
lead the public 10 believe that they were pur-
chasing from him the same article as the one
prepared and sold by the inventor. The Court
would always jealously guard property Of that
kind. The petitioner rs, therefore. were entitled
20 maintain the suit the respondents would pay
the costs and account for al his sales for the last
SIX years
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RETIREMENT OF SIR ROWLAND HILL FROM THE
ENGLISH PosToFFICE.-Sir Rowland Hill, the
originator of penny postage in England, has just
resigned, ostensibly on account of ill-health. but
really, it is said, on account of Il disagreement
with his superior in office. 1t is nearly twenty
seven years since he began his work. In that
time the number of letters passing through the
British postofhce has risen from 10 ,OOO,OOU to
more than 600 900 900 per annum 4; the amount
of money sent by mail has increased from E3l5,-
900 to SIS 600, 900. He contrived to make the
mails secure, to make the postoffce clerks and
servants comfortable, and TO establish a system OF
promotion which has created in England, what
we have not. n postofice Serrice.
An English journal remarks that what still re-
mains TO be done is ID secure ocean penny-postage.
1t would be difficult to tell what has prevented, or
does still prevent, the extension OF the cheap
postage system 10 ocean routes. As freight, let
tiers and newspapers pay so enormously, 1t would
seem TO be a problem easily solved An English
penny for a half ounce is equal 10 $1,000 per
ton; which Is about fifteen times the usual rate
of freight on steamers between England and In
dia. At that rate ii would be profitable, as we'll
as useful. for some steamer company TO agree TO
carry a penny mail between America and Eng
land-Sav once a month. And 10 this beginning
it would not be difficult 10 get the Governments
of the United States and Great Britain u consent.
Business men and others, who demand extra
speed, might send by the regular steamers, at
present rates, while other letters-the great bulk
would wait for the penny post. Could not
such an arrangement have Il trial -NetC York
Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-02-27

nPA dinner was given to the vet
Gran soldiers OF the 42d and oath In
diana regiments at Pierceville, IKE
county, on last Honday. Inc ladies'
werh the managers, and OF course the
dinner was a. nice and plentiful as
could be wished for. Quite number
Of the war SCARED and battlefield pa
triots Of tho country were present, and
their fine appearance, and prompt re-
enlistment spoke more eloquently than
words in favor of filing mp their
ranks. We have no doubt If 1t had
not been for some very injudicious lie
ing done by some Of the abolition
speakers present, . large number Q
recruits might have been obtained
Az It was, we are informed, the bril-
liant effort was "still-born.' So mucl
for endeavoring to palliate and defen'
the murderous policy Of the presen
sectional administration.
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From The Richmond Examiner. Feb s.
The following extraordinary vesolu''sns
were Yesterday introduced In the House OF
Representatives. BY Mr.. Wright OF Georgia
The House went into secret session 5efore
,aking action upon them:
.WHERsAs. The President Of the United
States. in a late public communication, dh
declare that no propositions for peace had
been made to ,hst Government by the Con-
federste States. hen in trv,h such PROPOSE
tons wese prevented from being made BY
the Presiden, OF the United States. in ,hst
he refused to hesr or even 70 receive. two
commissioners. appointed 10 treat expressly
Of the preservation Of smicable relations be
tween the two governments.
4 .Nsverthelsss. that the Confederate S'atss
nav s,snd justified in the sight Of the con-
serva,ive men o. the North OF oil parties,
and that the world may know which OF The
two Governments II is that urges on war
unparalleled Tor the ierceness OF the conflict
ind in,ensitying into sectional hatred IN
/ urpsssed in the annals OF mankind. Tnere
! fore.
(. .Resoived, That the Confederate States
!. Invite the United States. through their Gov
eminent II Washington, to meet them b.
: re- representatives equal 10 their Represents
J tives end senators 10 their respective Con
crosses .: -, on the - day Of -- next
TO consider,
First. Whether they cannot agree upo
g the recognition Of the Confederate States .
a America.
h .Second. Ia the event Of such recognition
n whsther they can not agree upon forms
ton q q new Gov rnment, icunded upon IN
equality and sovereignty Of the States; b.
liz this canros be done, 10 consider.
.Third. Whether they csnnot sgree upo
IN treaties, offensive and commercial.
sRessived. In the event Of the psssnge
of these resolutions. the President b. Requests
10 communicate the same 10 the Gvvernme'
lat Washington. IN such msnnef a. he sha
deem mes, in accordance with the ussgss
nations; and. IN The event Of their nccep
X. ance by that Government. he DO issue b
u proclamation FOR election Of de'ga'ss. und
such regulations % he may deem rxped'en'
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NJ FREEDMAN, Jasper;
Fam HOFFMAN,, HARRISON Township;
JoHs L. HOFFMAN, Columbia Tewe" n
Csc. HorrmAS, HARRISON Township;
GEO f. SHURrz. Ferdinand;
JoHS q. BEcKMAs. Ferdinand;
ERSsr PIcxHARpr, Huntingsourg;
L. K. TAYLOR, Irelsnd;
and by Druggist. s. Merchants ever whore
@. w. ROBACK, Compounder Of Stomse6
Ri,te,s. Blood pills, Distiller and MsRufsc.
tire, Of Ca,awba and Swedish Brnnd'es and
III kinds Of the finest Domestic Liquor.
:, K,ch are sold. Wholesale or IN any deelfeu
ousntitv. at Nos. Sc, So. 60 and y. Essr
Third Street Cincinnati, y.
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~THK cREAr ISSUE BEroRE THE cousrRS
IS rms: SHALL ABOLITION PUT BOWS TIE
Uxros. OR SHALL THE UsIoS PUT p'"s
As,L,rros, CLAY. 1851.

WELCOME HoNE.-Twenty-two q
The brave men OF Co. X, z1th Indiana
volunteers who went from this county
over two years ago to fight the battles
OF their country, have re-enllsted as
veterans. and arrived at home on fur-
lonch this week. This regiment has
trnly seen service. having been in all
the marches and hard fought battles
Of the Army Of the Potomac, and also
earned laurels in the splendid victory
on Lookout Mountain. The ''boys'
are in fine condition. strongly in favor
Of the preservation OF the Union a.
il was" and think Little Mac'is jus
the one to hole the helm. They ar
active 10 recruiting. and we learn tina
Sergeant Sermersheim has already %
tanned several volunteers. Here is
splendid opportunity for all who ca
to serve their country, in q first rat
company, that has "for over two year
formed portion Of that adanantIn
wall which has stood between US an
the rebels"
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THR uen.ur THE vs'"v. r" SELL
The Departure and Landing oI tn
PILGRIMS.
These swn m...ifrem STEEL PLArEr
EscaAylsGs. (2ix3S) are nov rrHh, '"f "
livery Cn,ai gu-- ~ beautiful Ane "
French aud Eug irh engrasing- sent iree g
Agerts.
Great Inducements 10 energetic canvas
sers 81 both r'xss
Arr UNION AGENTS
Are informed that Sir Walter Scott ans
his contemp or ,rirs. beautifully engraved o.
steel same siz. and mate picture 70 S'sk
spenre and his i,ieLds. will be shortly ready
and their orders are respectfully solicited
!. Apply TO
w II. HOLBR0OKE. Publisher.
81 Nassau ST.. N. r.
feb. 9Th. 1e6f.-5w
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1.-THE practical disunion conven-
ton. Of Indiana, met at indianapolis
on last Tuesday, and after adopting a
radical platform, but still one which
may be interpreted favorably by both
wings Of that party, nominated the
following ticket:
Govenor-O. z. Morton.
Lieutenant Governor-.Gen. Nathan
Kimball.
Secretary Of State-N. Trussler, o.
Fayettc.
uditor-L. N. McCarty, Of Wa
bash.
Treasurer. J. Morrison. Of Clark
Attorney General-D. E. William
son, Of Putnam.
Clerk Of Supreme Court. Noble
Of Knox.
Reporter Of Supreme Court 3
Harrison Of Marion.
Supreme Judges ~ First District
James Frazer, Of Koscinsko; Secon'
District, Judge Elliott, Of Henry
Third District, Judge Ray, Of Marion
Fourth District, B. Gregory, Of Tippe
canoe.
Superintendent Of Public lnstrue
tion-Professor Mass, Of Marion.
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N Office

Is hereby given to oil persons interested
j that The undersigned haze filed their
petition TO the Honorable Board Of County
Commissio ners Of Dubois county. Indiana,
with the County Auditor, Of sad county,
pra wing for the vacation Of an alley, IN The
tow q Of jasper. in said county, designated
on the recorded plat thereof, % dividing
lots No. l28 end III OF said town. and CON.
me ncing on Newton street, and running
the ncs east feet wids along the south SIDE
or said 10, NJ. las, and north side Of said
Lot No. III TO On alley running slong the
the east side OF ssid Lots, and that said
pe sion viii BE- heard ~ the next term 81
Inc Commissioners Court. II said county.
JACOB SCHMIDT
BRUNO BUETTNER.
Jan. 3O.h, 1864 -5w.
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NOTICE IL he'ehv gwen 'hsi berhsfo
~ En,hoirn II Rsinbrdgs Tp~n-l " pu-
hos county. has tsk-n up m sstfav hufsr,
v, ned rnd appraised Al iwsnfv do''rrr, de--
rribpd ~ follows: Of . tr"~u color. br'h
Bind fesl white. and had ires. ~ White
,,rips. and star on his fnrehrsd. lump
a hjs rsph, hind lev, - abcu' thif'ssn hsnd-
.igh. aud lam" ca he right Ter
Wi,ness nv hsoi hi 1l'h. dsy "
Feb H. 1861.
ii A. HOLrHAUS Cork p.C.
Feb. Is 1864
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To Solsisvs ar sny Others wishing 20 10.
crease their income. there 10 no better way
Of doing 20 ., this time. than from the sale
Of our Watches. THEy ARE WARRAsTEp
As REPREskSrEDs
.psr.iculsry vsIuable FOR officers IN me
Army and travellers. - Frank Leslie's. Feb.
81.
"Psemiess, best and eheepest time pieces
ever ofered."- N. Y. illustrated News
Jan. 10
.verv pretty and durable Watches for The
Armyr-N Y Army & hwy Journ. Gov
rrnmsnt Organ. Aug 20.
On, Of the old.s, and most reliable nouFr'
in bu.iness"- Louisville, Ky, Jcurns J,
July 81.
MAGIC TINE OBSERVERS.
Being a Hunting OF Open Face or Lsdy's Of
Gsn,,.men's Watch Combined, with
Pasen, Self Winding Improvement
al meet Pleasing Novelty.
nNE or THE PRETTIEsT. MOST
~ CONVENIENT. AND decIdcdv tn
best and chesp est time piece for general nm
reliable use ever offered. l. has within
and connected win its machinery, is owl
winding attachment, rendering = key entire
~ unnecessary. The cases OF this Watch
I are composed Of two metals. the enter on
D beinp fine 16 carat gold. II hiss The improv
, cd ruby acton lever movement. and . war
.ran,ed an ,rccurate ime.piece. Price, ~
rerhv engraved. rer esse OF hsif d'z''
s2O4 Sample Watches. In neat morocco
. boxes. $40.
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yyvH r. undersigned will proceed With ~"
II UNITY survsyov Of Onhcis rnnns -
h. IL h DIV Of March 1864 term 'h- ''nrs
md drierrninr ne h'unjsrirs 81 Ss.t's-
No 31.i iu-sn norlh 'args = ~.
The tn,vr,nsdlatr lines viii ALEC BE- run arc
she c.rrer- fhereof Established. pcrsuls
ntYre-,rd viii rl~sr- b. rr.-- NJ.
j MY PFAFFINBE RGER.
F~o. 10 lS6I-3~
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
NOTICE 70 hereby gwen that Will seh
IN at pntiic auction, on
MONDAY, March 1lth, 1864.
u tho late veridence Of Bernard Enthofsn
late Of Dubois county, deceased. sll his
personal property, consisting 81 2 horses
COW. hogs, potatoes, one spring wagon
and Q beds ard bedding, and other house.
hold and kitchen furniture. an assortment q
liquors. bar fixtures; &c. Also ~ the same
time will De offered tor rent 70 the hghes
and bes, bedder. Tor year. the house, 'ssel,
used IS q tavern, with bar. and 81 sppurte
NJ noes, belonging 70 the decsdent. \.
Terms--A credit Of twelve months vii
be given on sums over three dollars. sh
purchaser giving biz note with approved %
curity, waving valuation and spprsisemen
laws. bearing interest from date; under y
HENRY ENTHoFEN. ssm'r.
! Feb. 10Th, 1S64-3w
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETI IOS TO
SELL REAL ESTATE

state ~ Indiana, Dubois rruny;
NOTICE is hereby give ,hs' J-hr q
~ Lnh's, administrators ~ ne ~-'s's ~
Conrad Wolf deceased. h~s 4 - ~ net
ion 70 sell the real estate ~ IN" d-c~'sr',
ns peronsi property being insutic'~n's paw
,is debts, and that t=id p~''iyn WV D."
,eard :, IN. mex .rm - The C,nr' of Gun
NOS Pleas ~ aid rs,uatv
HENRY A. HOLTiIaUS G. G i.
feb IS " 1864 81.
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Esl,KB.sC SALE!

rlvH Il IN -vyrned ~''i -e' o. Public Nne
4 lion, On MONDAY, F-b me ~ lssA
4 his resic-hr-. two ~ Ire from tinltInS
urv th- frli,sing pfop-r'v ~ Vt;
/ Mars - had az C-'tI- IL >hsep. ~
Hog, 100 bn.h-i- C.rD, " sgsn. fafm e
\ Implements &c
TERMS a crefi' ~ IL months viii be
,iyeu " ~ -un~ aver fnrse q" lsrs. ~
purchaser giviig h's note With aopr"s.s
.srnrily. h.HrIng interest from cste; thrs'
lollsrs snd unu-f. c-s's
GUSTAV SPtE FER
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ADMIN isTRATOR. SALE UFREAl
ESTATE.

ESTATE.
NY virtue Of an order Of common Pleas
I'D Court Of Dubois county, Indiana, NJ We
J anunry term. 1864, u Andrew J. Beckett.
administrator, de bonls non, of me est''e %
simeon Hsw kins. deceased. will eel Ut pub
liz aucsion on The premises on SATURDAY.
A pril the h. 1854, the following described
real ests,e belonging 10 said deceden', To-
the payment Of dsb's. subject 70 The w'dow'-
third in fee simph, viz: The north west ".
OF the eou,h west a.. Of section -. town
two (2) south Of range four ~ wsst' con-
fsininy 20 ncres, moro ~ less.
TER MS--Ons half Of the purchase mo"'
~ cash IN hsnd. aud credit OF six mouths
viii be given Tor thu remainder ne pu'
chaser giving note with apprvrd s"rnr'y
i bearing interest from ds'e. and wais re
valust,on and -rorai-men' Laws.
AL BECKETT. sdm'r. de bcrir ncn.
Il F.n 2orh S6l -4s
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
IN signed will proceed. with the Surveyor
o. Dubois county. on the 21st day Of March
1864. to run the lines and determine IN
boundaries OF Section No. - Town
South Range 4 wset. The intermediate
lines will also be run and the corners there
Of established. All persons interested vii
take notice.
feb. 9th. 1S64.-3w.
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CouSTl -KIrISG.--Mr. ii. Nichol
son, was arrested last Saturday, and
taken before Squire Kuebler, on 2
charge Of passing counterfeit green
backs Of the denomination Of $50,
on Mr.. Jutt. He took q change o.
venue, and the case was sent before
Esq. Monroe, who, upon application
Of defendant, granted continuance
until March IL, and fixed the bond fol
appearance at $500, which was given
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First Class Hunting Time. Pieces Tor scc''
racv OF movement. beauty o. material,
and above ~. cheBpnrss IL pic,
these watches must in.ure uni
verssl appr baf'"n
An imitation 90 isuliIess that y can hnrd
" be detected by the most exp-r'snc'd
iudcss. The ma,eri,l being ~ two mesals,
The onser one first quality Sterling silver,
whiIe The inner nne is Grrman silver "
cannot BE- recogized by cutting ~ he*vy en-
CRAVING, making II. not only 10 appearing
hi, in dursbiiitv. the go eesemn's"ce r.
SOLID STERLING SILVER il ex'-'enr''
The Sale Of Watches IN The Army y
source or enormous ~ H., retailing. n. msy
verv readily do. al $25 and uowards NM
hundred dollars can be made !" single pay
dsy bv snv one ~ ordinary hns'ne.- 'rc'.
~ At WHOLESALE ONLY!
heavy hunting csses. beautifully engraved
white enamel dill. and f~ncy cut h@"'s =
4 cood running order. ny calf d. y, 49,
Sid only BY the case 81 az.
Upon receipt az two dclis,s. ~ pnsrsn'''
ri good fifth. we " 10 ssnd watches ~ *
oress 10 any part ~ The loysl States. col
tIectinc balance ~ bill or delivery. W.
/, ensures bwvevs against 'rsrd giving hes
,lfheiv watches bsfn,r PAYMENT y reqnf'n
S,,disrs in the di-loyal states must rem
! cssh in advance. - The express r"n'pan'''
III rcyemntorv refuse making COLLECTIONS y
" such dangerous localities. Remember w
In advance fran within The nrfnv hnss
rYhsi s'-ies. W. gusrsn'ss 'I- rn'r dehs
: .r, OF MI watches, wh ther they are se'
= by mail ~ exrress
HUBHARD BROS s v importers.
: III Roadway. ra-. Cortland, 8 rect y y
feb 9th. 1854 -2s.
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SALE OF Personal PROPERTY.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, inst will eel
~ a public auction. on Thorsdsy. the Sd
day Of March, 1864. q my residence 10
Dubois county. the following wit;
Horses. Cattle, Hogs. sheep. beds ana
bedding. Farming Utensils. household ans
kitchen furniture, &c W.
TERMS Of SALE-Six months credit Will
be given on oil sumo over three dollars. -
purchaser giving his note with approved
security. waving valuation aud sPpra'.e'
ment laws, bearing interest from date; unde'
80 cash IN hand -
JANE ARMSTRONG.
Feb. 90. 1864 81
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOrICE 10 hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Jacob Gardner. late
Of Dubois county, decd; said estate 10 suppos
ed TO be solvent.
Feb. 10Th. 1864
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NJ Office il hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appoiated adminis'rs'
Tor Dc bon,s non Of the estate OF simeon
Hswkins. late Of Dubois county, deceased
Said estate 10 supposed 70 be solvent.
A J. BECKETT, sdmr.
Feb. 20 IN, 1664.-3w.
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nTwe are unable to issue tut .
hal, sheet this week. This, with the
one issued few weeks ago, will count
as one number.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
IN signed hiss been appointed administers
tor, Of The estate Of Bernard Enthoien, late
Of Dubois county deed; said estate 10 sup
posed 10 BE- solvent.
HENRY ENTHOFEN. sdm'r.
Feb Goth. lSS4.-3w.
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Bainbridgc supervisors,

All ENfION!
NOTICE j. hereby gwen I, all ,I' Sspsr'
~ vsofs ~ Bnub bridge -. nship Ds'na'
o. Ind. IN bting their accounts. p'sps-iy
made. out, Tor settlement. 10 The T'wrship
Trustee. % The last Snirrdsy Of February
1854. II the Tow nship Library room. in the
Court House.
MATTHIAS KiEFER.
Township Trustee.
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has been discovered by Dr.. Robscsi
and in thouss nds q cases the merits Of h''
Bitters have been tested 10 the above com
pIsint-. and there is but one voice from the
people. and that 10 in favor o. these truly
wonderful Stomach Bitiers. We advise ~
who are afflicted snd need an agreeable tonic
Tor the troubles above indicated, 70 com
mence u once using these Biiera
See Advertisement. feo. ~.
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TThe Spring term Of County
Commissioners Court, will begin on
next Monday week.
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Feb. 6,h. 1864 -4w
Nll,TJ'il,E

Is hereby given 20 81 whom u msy coo
l cern that there will be ~ elrc'ou held
q the Church 81. JcokpEi in Holland. DO
bois county Ind on The 9Th day u Feb
1864 Al three o'clock r M on said dsv. is'
TIE purpose Of elrcting three trustees q
serve a. such in the congregation, nsssm
|bIed Il sid Church, instead Of John y
Tormehsn. II. Msuntel snd C.spsr Todrsnk
whose terms Of office have expired.
HENRY MAUNTEL.
JOHN G.. TORMELIAN.
Fab. 9Th, 1S64.-3w.
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70 (,Omsu,unplivc.

Consump,ive sufferers will receive vs'
liable prescription for the CuRE OF Cor
suxrrros. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS and q
THROAT andLusG affections free Of charge.
By sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
w Iiamsburg. Kings County, New York.
Feb. 9Th. 1864 -6~.
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Avc VSNeNMAeA


OLE person writes, her daughter W.
cured u dts Of nine years standing sno
s.. vi,us' dance II two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son wss curen
after biz flesh hal almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case 'ncurs
able.
ANOTHER was cured ~ Fever aud Ag"s
.ft.r irving every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER WAS cured of Fever sore
~hicb haa existed fourteen years.
ANerHER Of rheumatism OF e'gns
Cssea innumerablc OF Dyspepsia ano
Liver Complaint could Be mentioned ~
which the Purifier and Pills
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49, .h.t an Hood nFifer and Piiis ~
80 r. .ssshLe have tho certificates q thoss -.
Iney ss.r.ss' Professors Chiffon u New Icsks 80
Locke Of CINCINNATI. c.~tseeatas
.r,,sshsd n sonspcncss part q this Psper Ho1
dine 70 timc. x,-s.s.s. n1ood purss
ssr. 81 per bottle, or y yer hs s.zsn M 6ox. =
Principal ofn<~ and Srkmos., n .a.e So ~.
~. Al puilding from Main -, CincsApa''
srs,orv No. IS IIamipsnd street.
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ill cure all the Aforementioned Diseases
ma ~ themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, costiveness,
Colo Pains, Cholera Morous'
indigestion, Pain in The BoiDs1s'
Qizziress, etc.
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them. and they will say they are
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