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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We earnestly appeal to our friends
to come forward and cancel the claims
on our books against them. Many of
them subscribed to pay when tho cot
ton was sold, and wo would respectful
ly that now tho cotton IS selling every
week, remind our friends Of the I'M
portancc of calling in ut the Office and
settling up. Wc have to pay cash for
all material used in the publication of
our papers, and hence the necessity
for prompt payments OH the part Of
our subscribers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24

~, LIE KEsULT OF THE ELEcTIoNs.-
Ihc Radical majority in Pennsylvania
mas been slightly reduced compared
with the elections of l863-4-5. The
Conservatives lose one member of Con-
gross. -
The Radical majority in Indiana
mas oeen shorn of several thousand
votes. Tho Conservatives have gain
cd one Congressman.
Iowa is ultra Radical and holds
about her usual majority. All her
congressman, six in number. ore
elected. "'o
The Radicals had it all their own
way In the Baltimore municipal oleo.
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4 SAD CoNcLUsloN.-Thc Charles

4 SAD CoNcLUsloN.-Thc Charles
Ton Ne,cs of Friday, says:
"Disagrceahlc, as the prospect may
be, we arc forced to conclude that,
without any power in us to control the
tide of events, we are drifting slowly
back into the Union on the basis of the
Constitutional Amendment, and that
we will only cease to occupy our pres
ent anomalous position when We are
represented in Congress by men who
can take tho tcst-oath, and. when our
State Offices are filled by men who
have never violated an express oath
of allegiance to tho United States"
In throwing out this cautious 'sfccl-
err of public sentiment, docs our con-
temporary wish to have it understood
that it is not tho duty of every Journal
ist in the South, who is true to her
people to make at least an effort, to
stem the tide, and dcnouncc the infa-
nous swindlc that has set the current
in motion p Curol'n,an
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24
The Fair.

The Fair has beon the chief attrac-
tion this week. The Weather has been
all that could have been desired. It
is apity all tho Fairs could not strike
upon such lovely seasons. Three ta-
blcs adorned the Thcspian Hall and
were filed with all that could be de-
sired in the way of eating and seeing,
We understand the proceeds Of tho oc-
casion have mot tho anticipations of
its friends, and hopo it is so.
Hunting Home in BRASIL" BY J.
MOI. CASTOR, NJ. D.
This is the title of u book soon to be
published, and an agent is wanted for
this District. For further particulars
apply to D. B. 'McCreight.
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: WHAT RUSSIANS THINK +or AN AL
LANCE WITH TIE UNITED STATES.
correspondent of the London Times
says: The valuo of an alliance be-
tween Russia and the United States is
being discussed by the Russian papers
dpr0pos of the recent fraternizing at
st. Petersburg and elsewhere. Tho
Moscow Gazette says:
Ono alliance is possible for Russia
except one with the United States of
America"
Another Russian paper, the Golos,
otherwise an, opponent of the journal
name, is quite agreed with it upon this
matter, and proceeds
"Whcrc arc the allies of Russia in
Europe : Nowhere. Then let us
seek them in America, and conclude
holy alliance like that which Mr..
Fox, III the name of his Government
spoke of the other day"
AS to the desire Of the United
States to secure naval station in the
Mediterranean, the Same paper says
"Thc nearer the time approaches for
tho dissolution of the Turkish Empire,
the more do our interests demand that
part of that Empire thould revert to
tho United States. When the latter
possess naval station in the Mcdi'cr
ranean, the American flag will be able
to prevent the fleets of Western Eu-
rope making 2 forcible entry into the
Black Sea, while our Baltic feet will
protect American interests in the
North of Europe"
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Very WELL Pur.-Somc one writes
both gracefully and forcibly:
81 would be glad to sec moro par
cnts understand that when they spend
money iudiciously to improve and
'adorn the house and tho ground around
1T, they arc in effect paying their
children premium to stay at home,
as much as possible to enjoy it but
that when they spend money unnc ccs-
sarily IN fine clothing aud jewelry for
their children, they are paying thcm
a premium to spend their time away
from home-that is, those places who're
they can attract the most attention and
make the most display"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24

muoh attention is being given in Georgia
90 80 eno raising ftea. Samples Of black tea
a, xh;hl hnS luallly' OF native growth, have bctn
sAnoiteu, and j. is said the plant dourishes,
remarkably we'll on the coast
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A LESSON FOR Lazy WIvEs.-One day: n
sturdy peasant was at work in the field
amidstorm and rain, and went homo in the
evening, tired and drcnched to tho skin.
Ills loving wife said :-"My, dear, it has
been raining 80 hnrd that could not fetch
water, so have not been able to make YOU
any dinner. As you arc wet through, /
shall be obliged to you to fetch mo couple
OF buckets of water; you cannot get any
We"cr. The argument was striking; he
therefore, took two buckets and fetched
some water from tho well, which was at a
considerable distance. On renchinr bia
house he found his vito comfortably seated
by fire then, lifting one,bucket after an.
other, he poured tho contents over his kind,
cohsiderate partner. ''Now, wifo," said
he, you nrc quito as wet as am, 80 Won
mny rs well fetch water for yourself YOU
can't get any wettcr."
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-04

We were at Evansville about TWEEN
ty hours recently, JOURNAL, and have
been sick, ever since.-Neto Albany
Ledger. i.a 3
Yes, we should think so. A man
who, after spending twenty-four hours
in Evansville, returned toiNew Alba
ny with the consciousness that he-had
to remain there, wouldinaturally. feel
sick He would feel something like
a man excluded from Paradise. =
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"a Crown of Glory.

Esa<ry Man, Woman and Child who has
zexaE
STERLING'S AMBROSIA
EszsEsZTing 80 recommend it. Three years
rs azsridly increasing sale have made the
ssnEasl5rsDsia famous all over the world.
UT Is WARRANTED PLEASE.
ESs<szTes Itching of the Head. ~
sswnaKes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
ErEEeVents the Hair from Falling Out.
- ass.4xT1liers the Hair Softaand Glossy. p
go SgEx=@asas the Scalp, Coolksthe Heated Brow,
GRanEascsRss Dandruff, Cures Nervous Head
sSazSsg Cures Badness, Insures LuXuriaht
EzasDsslz, InclineS Hair to Curl, SupercedeS
s55ssF n-s Kills Hair Eaters[effect apparent at
rtf y
vo. f.l.l 40 THE ,LARIESstlT ~ ~
sassessey the NAnlbrosisl will suit you to 7.
fly put up Delioately perfumed.
- agFEzigcsslized by Opera singers and Actresses.
%assE ia splendid boxes or cartons, contain
saIzg Two large bottles-No.2 Tor morning,
T5fEaare is no mistake 'About it, STEFs-
4azrSGS7S AMBROSIA is the best, most
Ezgeeab bic and effective toilet in the world.
EP9 sroye this, try a carton. ~
a9ala by Druggists.
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r 49, -t&A 81 CosfPANy. I. IT, @ 80.
2I5 Fulton Street, New York. = .,t
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ladies or pslieats constitution

Fzna M certain health are strenuously adj
ssvissssa to throw aside the nauseous and
sExnezes preparations with which, they are
nasuustomed to drug themselves, and test
esa5tre ;zlygeian, body-and- mind-strengthen-
asaEyzirtues of .HosrETTER's STOMACH BIT
,zaF.s. In 1.-THE complaints and idisabili-
t7Eltssarising from various causes, they will
gzsaathis cheering, fefreshing,aIhd invigor-
azs6pg preparation of extraordinary etfica-
4g E8s regulating properties rare wonder
NJ ssYId as a remedy for the langour, nau-
Eea, Eremors, convplsions, ,hysterria, &C.,
zStis<8s often accompany the development
ssfzgOznanhoed, ii has no equal among the
prescriptions of, the faculty, on advertised
xBHasGines For the many distressing feel
zfaEss agztich usher in and often follow the
ssoarsod of masefnl u. ahd also'for the PAIN,
1zsa sfuaa dangerous symptoms which somer
s1uszss accompany "change of life," Hos
r-nssgMzaas'5 BIrrERs are eatnestly recon-
rsneasaed. No other restorative seems to
-=fiss so well the constitutions and the
ssrsanization of the feebief SEX In all
-rzaEes of Female Debility, where there is a
sssraaG of brisk vital action, , the iBITrERs
.xRvDEnce a most important change-reliev-
znsEHocal weakness, and re-establishing the
ssuz4reEai health - - a
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Commissioners Sale.

~ VIRTUE OF AlDECREE OF THE
- Crittenden Circuit Court, rendered at
its July called term 1886, in the consolidated
suits OF Levi Wade and others, plaintiffs,
against Cook, Lewis q Co. and others, de-
PENDANTS, Twill, on
MONDAY. the Sth day of October next,
1t ing.county court day for Crittenden
County, and the first day of the term, sell to
the highest bidder, All the door of the court
house in the town of Marion, on a credit of
twelve eighteen, and twep ty- four IN onths,
the following valuable property, Situated
on the waters of Tradewater, in said coun-
ty, viz: The Crittenden Coal-Mines, better
known as ssCook's Mines, mbracing about
200 acres of land; together with all mining
privileges. Improvements, fixtures, and
personality belonging to the same, consist
ing in part of the following: One steam
engine and boiler, one steam pump, one
chain, one coal shaft, one lot. OF railroad
iron, one lot of cars, one lot of car-wheels
and axles, one yoke. OF oxen, two horses,
&c, &csaF -
For, further particulars, iIsTaire of the
undersigned Commissioner. $500
Bonds having the force and effect OF sale
bonds at law, with approved security, Will
be required of the purchasers.
w. WAGAR, Commissioner.
July %, 1866. july3l WIN
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nnP0KTANF 70 fHE SICK.

I'VE Invite the special attention of our
sssasaSszs TO DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
ssssaaseSo> osR be seen in our advertising col
a1EAns- Or. Easterlys Family Medicines
SanEs sseseryedly popular, have rapid sale,
Sxsrxezrsneral satisfaction, and are kept in
aasl sine principal Tdrug-stores throughout
EG@pn Western and Southern States. 1t viii
<l5aHsRssn that DIR. Easterly does not recon-
symErxs one medicine to cure all diseases
sszszsa azcepares-a remedy for each particular
VaSaSasMse, which can befehed upon. to cure.
zRzFa3 auA
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Mrs. IWmsloW,s Mystic Pills

sAxS prepared only for legitimate pur-.
ss'ssS7 and are the oniv safe 9and effect1Nei
s14ed1clne for all those painful and danger
SseS disorders q 70 which the Female CQnstl-
LfIss Eaemale Pills extant. No article of
ElEs1l1,ifle intended fer the exclusive use of
1zeraales, that has ever made its appear
rss2ceS has met.with such universal favor as
nrs- " n1slew'S Mystic Pills. BY their in
s.gsrStltgg properties the appetite and di-
Ssss&ared to the cheeks, weakness of the
ssEaGe relieved, and all the indications Of
e8zAeTVous Debility removed. No maiden
sEsFs{e or mother should he without the NIys-
zEss Pills Try them, and be convinced that
EsTsg are the Lady's Friend. Price 50 Der
aex~ or boxes for 50. For sale by all drug
ss1sss in Evansville.
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A BAD CAsE.-We saw, yesterday,
on board the Nashville, a respectable
looking lady, wife of a government
employe, on duty at Smithland. Some
weeks ago as she was crossings gully
in iSmithland she fell and suffered
compound dislocation of the ankle.
The dislocation was reduced, or at
tempted to be, but she has not been
able to walk since, and her limb is
now in a very bad condition. Her
husband having been mustered out of
the service, and being poor, came to
this city with his wife on the Nash
vile, yesterday, to seek employment,
and medical treatment for his wife,
whom he expected to place in the
hospital of the Sisters of Charity, one
oflwhieh he heard was located here.
OF course there. is no such institution
here, and the afflicted woman will
probably have to go to the County
House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-04

RECORDERS CoURT.-There was
not single case adjusted in the Re-
corder's court yesterday So moral
and orderly have our citizens become,
that not even an ordinary plain drunk
could be scared up. ao,,a
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Notice of Order Of Council diminish
ing the width of certain streets
in GondSaIFs ENLARGEMENT.

wYOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
III that the Common Council of the
city of Evansville, at its session on the I'D
day of July, 1866, passed an order to dinin-
ish the width of Adams street, Jefferson
street. Putnam street and Campbell street
from eighty lS0) feet, their present width,
to sixty 800 feet taoI2 !
All persons feeling themselves aggrieVed
by said order may have redress by making
application TO said Council within six
weeks from the publication of this notice.
By Order of the Council ELa. s.rfa
jy27J A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
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4 am '''i' RICHRRD EDWARDS.
"a VOICE FROM XICKSBuRG.
yVruyGrrru@s MISC A mo- O ~

a VOICE FROM NICkSBUItlF y
VICKsBURd, Miss, Aug. 8, 1863
s7EE. JOHN BULL-Dear Siri i am happy
NTazs.s<ixsse 60 you that have used your yalu-
sssS9essaF. in general debility and proStration
'~sSsi Eney system produced by the unhealthy
szzka1 GnIaSmatic influence of the Mississippi
Effagssrzround Viclzsburg, having been with
faaesezs&a Grants army through its whole
y sSAsxE Ssk4eTn campaign. confidently recon-
4-ae&smsH Sts use 60 all persons who are eX-
esnnssssE to unhealthy climates.
II. w. FOGIiE, f.h ,
Agent U IS. Sanitary Commission.
EE1ir sale by PETER WEBBING, Water
-.g1Ts4xssHk. lmay4
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
s,aJhL'SoGEDRON BITTERs.
Esead M. Ets,oards's Statement.

LOUISVILLE, kYs, April ~, 1868.
E9M- John BULL-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
sESgaz as well as a sense of duty to the pub
IT, asTalires that j should give YOU a state
ssaNsz.- Scr public use, of the great beneht L
SskExtExzg'' a fter a. m ilitaryl service of thir-
samssszn sgnonths, embracing the Pea Ridge
sasnRxFEaa5gn and battle, l was discharged
syfxsH1 1zfe service and came home to die.
SBegsgGsPsia, liver complaint, and general
.zkf1ifffy were fast hurrying me. to the
asslagezaeSans seemed only to aggravate my
s4ksn2saes. Aboutfour weeks ago was for
ts1EzsaEEse enough to procure your "Cedron
-yEF1.tszs,' - and by the use of them alone
lsksSypabeen restored tesperff ct and robust
g5MeElza2. / can most earnestly recommend
q EssEAaa Is being all. and more than all, they
ssSEzg zTscGEn menfed to be-. y on are at liberty
T3arra Eszgl1e any use you wish of this state
lytaz1~
] am, respectfully,
RICHARD EDWARDS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


azzrGgoT.GATE'S HONEY SOAP!-+ This
-zssEaGII=z.sed Toilet Soap, in such universal
7xn=zu6. is made from the CHOICEST mate-
SSsEsz sx MILD and EMoLLIENT in its nature,
essssfs7zz1N TLY SCENTED, and extremely
gr=BEzvac1kE. in dts action upon the skin.
sv- sale by druggists anda fancy 6goods
aYKss-s augA 1y
azxE-gE.a LIS VEGETABLE SICILLAN
zEGzE GSENEWER has proved itself to be
Asaszzusst perfect preparation for the hair
.scvsi-s rlssred to the euBlic.i siisoqfO
gIs1is4 vegetable compound, and contains
q zxzlzr szEious properties whatever.
zz<zn9 restore gray hair 10 its original color.
TsWal keep the hair from falling out.
ezAcasanses the scalp, and makes the hair
saagtl fsz<4rotls, and siI4kef1. AOE aM
AEaf q splendid hair dressineat ta ~
7z7R person, young or old, should fail to
.zSazd.-
II &c recommended and used by The first
-ssz@1asa1 altthosaysI I \ FaTIqh.T
zsasz for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
zHesEsswer, and Jake no other.
h. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
- s& aKEEEEE& WHITE, Agenk,
x22WA dim Evansville, Ind
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q. Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
.ICITFYaNEWS.
An iimIlp,o,rtant TEN.

We call the attention of mer-
chants, advertisers, and the public
to the fact that the returns in the
Office OF the U, S. Assessor show that
the Evansville Journal Company did
.SEEENTY-FOTR PER- GENT. of the
entire taxable Printing and Binding
Business Of the city for the year 1865.
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upon the Threshold Of the Taberna-

upon the Threshold of the Taberna-
Gle. BIB 3i'iYgfNeI aBFHg9H
The Reader, Hecht, then read the
twenty-ninth Psalm, and the Choir
sung Ez Ghszffm, = after which Rev.
T. M. Wise delivered an eloquent and
highly interesting discourse, founded
on the 8thEerse5 Of the goth chapter
of Exodus ga They shall make to me
a sanctuary, and | will dwell in them "
WelhaTg3 G6t>spaee ito give even, a
synopsis of the sermon. which was
listened to with profound attention.
At the closelb the sermon a hymn of
praise was sung, and Rev. Wise uttered
the grand Invocation, invoking the
blessing OF, God upon this new and
beautiful Temple and all things con-
nected with it. The Choir again sung
ssAd6n Olom,,A and a cellectionlTw as
taken up for the benefit Of the. CON
gr6ga6oi!gM gilGu 9IdGEisa
The services closed by the evening
service, inewhieh DIR. iHeeht and athe
choit particpsFedE q EID
The ceremonies of dedication were
throughoutfextremely interesting and
impressive. s.s-1.lac frsa '.a5aois
A novel feature in, the congregation,
to US at least. Wasfthe,weaping Of their
hats, by the gentlemen present.
We cannot close this somewhat pro
lix and rather imperfect report with
out bearing our, testimony to the ex-
cellenee Of Tue choir. 1t was composed
of Mf. Leon heapold's Memphis choir,
assisted BY several Hebrew musicians
Of this city. - 5 t.6--a}sE
Much Of the music was particularly
fine, and was highly, admired by some
of our best coanoiseurs.a The, bass
was carried by one voice, but was so
full and rich thatiit covered the whole
choir. agti was indeed lun9urpassable,
and we, regret that we did not learn
the name of musician Of such
marked ability. - a4 gra Ir
1t was high dayin Israel, and one
that will long be remembered with
! pride by our Hebrew, fellow. citizens
and by our whole people.aoo9 ~.
1 ! & r. VI
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BeS The water will be'dowh sufi-
GENTLY to-day as to allow the contrac-
tors to proceed with the work on the
Sycamore Street sewer.
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RAJ A delicate but successful oper
alton for strabismus was performed
by, two of our city surgeons, on We'd
'nesday, upon young man from Gar
Isle, Ind. The operation was skill
fully performed, and the patient is
doing well. atH1it zl9H =
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Bg We noticed a large number of
Israelites from other cities present at
the Dedication Of the Temple yester-
day. The Newsboy brought up a
large nu mber from Henderson,
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81. A. CITY PARK cities of the
size of Evansville should be provided
with City Park, and it is matter
of economy to secure such a park,
conveniently located, before property
of a suitable character becomes too
high priced. Evansvilleiis of a size
and Importance now when she should
have a park, where people could go
conveniently and enjoy cool and plea
SAINT air after being pent up all the
week inside of brick walls and our
hot streets, and suitable location
should now be selected and secured
while real estate is comparatively
cheap, There are several localities
in the immediate vicinity of the city
which would make excellent parks.
1--we have heard Blackford's and
Emory's Groves spoken Of in this
connection, and other vacant grounds
We should ike to see the City Coun-
| Gil take some action on this subject
and if either piece of ground can be
purchased at reasonable prices, we
should think it would be good policy
to make the purchase at once, Either
1ofo the locations mentioned woult
make. an excellent, park, and the
grounds once secured their ornament
alton could be performed at leisure
Other cities, not larger than Evans
vile, have elegant parks, and VIII.
should our enterprising and rapid.
growing city be behind hand in any
thing that would add to the healtl
4 and happiness of our people? as
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SPEcTAL NOTICES.

Bs BACHELORS HAIR DY E--The
best in the world harmless, reliable, IN
Simultaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
disappointment; no ridiculous tlntS; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine Is
signed WILL AM A. BATCHELossg 80
Also, Regen Grating Extract of M illeheurs
Restores, preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents baldness, Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, s Barclay street, N. Y. #
mar2 dly
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ns- c1o-5TGArE's ARoMAr iC. soAP-A

% OULGAIE-S AhUldAEIO-oO n
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
is exquisite, and It's washing properties I'M
rivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb23 d6wlV
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Justices Court,

BEFORE BEN STINsoN. THE only
case before Squire Stinson was that
of Catherine Sewder, for provoking
an assault, for which she was fined S.,
and costs 81 so, which may induce
her to keep civil tongue in her head
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y PARDoNED.-Zack 5Aydalotte. who,
it will be remembered, was tried and
convicted last Fall for assault and bat
terry with intent to kill, and awarded
a term, in the penitentiary, and who
obtained new trial, and was in April
sentenced to six months imprison-
ment in the County JAIL has been par
doned by Governor Morton on the
recommendation Of the Court, tie
Jury, and the members of the Bar
Sheriff Darling received the pardon
yesterday morning. and immediately
released the prisoner. He had served
out little over half his term of i'm
prisonme6t, he isquite an old man,
and his behavior in prison has been
very exemplary. 4yl4r
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A COOP DEEp.TsThe ladies of the
Hebrew Benevolent Society raised the
money with which to purchase the
beautiful chandeliers which ornament
the new Sixth Street Temple. They
are truly magnificent, and cost $500
The ladies Of the Hebrew Congrega-I
tion deserve much credit for their
energy in this matter, t.3.ia 3IHa
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Bs- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
!. Young, Men, Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of cllargein
sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr.: j.
SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard ASSOCIATION,
Phliaaelphia, Pa. ~ ~,r,-. apr2O Smd&w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-04
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l.asa Thirty Drops Of
DIR. GUYZOT,S CHOLERA SPECIFIC
will relieve the worst case of this terrible
disease Don't fail to check all forms of
Diarrhoea. The Doctors Specific acts like
a charm. i"'ii.t
Call on your druggist Immediately.
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