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GRaED TRUNK galway,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ttEEzzSs5fE3 On and after Monday SEPT 3D. 1866,
EHA@XEE trains will run as follows
Morning Express Train for South Paris and Lew
iston, at A. M.
Through train for Waterville, Bangor, Gorlam, Is
Land Pond, Montreal and Quebec at Top. M.
Inls train connects with Express train for Toron-
10, Detroit and Chicago. Sleeping attached from
Island Pond to Quebec and Montreal N
time above stated. f,6-s 80 - - ''~
Trains will arrive as follows:-
FROM Montreal, Quebec, So. Paris, Lew
From Montreal, Quebec SC 2fbP.M.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 In value land that person.
a unless notice is gven and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value
G. y. BRYDGES, Managing Director.
H. BAILEY, Local Superintendent
Portland, April Z, 1866 diff
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Farm for Sale

T WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner West
brook, about three miles from Portland ono milo
from horse cars, and Wcstbrook Seminary.
Said farm contains about 100 acres part of il very
valuable for tillagc, and part il for building iots
There is good house, two large barus and ont boms
on the premises twill be sold together or in lois
TO suit purchasers CYRUS THTJRi nv us
sep11-du les Commercial L.
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E'OR SALE, in Gorham, fifteen minutes wall
II from the Depot, nearly new. neat Cott maeA
Hone, Barn and outbuildings, having ali the conven
fences ana IN prime condition. II is situated near
grove and short distance from the County road '
Apply to r. r S,rESv tg1I
Corham July IL $3.50 oAIf H-No.
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o. Tho new FRENCH COTTAGE, and abont
H. seven acres of land, situated OH the Capc Cof
I'LL tage Road, in Cape Elizabeth. The honsc con-
tains fourteen rooms. The sea view is unsurpassed
enquire Of W. ii. STEPHENSON
aog-5-df Second National Bank
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las rebuilt on tho old site No. 20 York street.
IL and has this day started one of Woodbury's
Patent Planers. 1t surfaces boards beautifully and
will tongue and groove straight or taper
OcttSd2w
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For Sale.

October 16, 1866. dtf
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VERY desirable Building Lots ON Deerinp Street
piled for Immediately. Hs 'ai'u, Ii ap-
aug11dtf IT M g. ~ +, ,,o~
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All who value valuable head of hair and its pres
ervat1on from premature badness and turning grew
VIII not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion Ii
makes the hair rich soft and glossy eradicates dand
ruh, and CAUSES the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere : y = "
4. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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o. House Tor Sale, No 30 Myrtle Street. +
Ill July 12-dti
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Lot for Sale.

ONE Of the best building lots in the city, situated
" on the north side Of Deering Street adjoining the
residence of Gen. j. D. Fessenden This lot il sxfy
two feet front ON Deering Street, extends back one
hundred feet, and is bounded on the east side by a
street. nifty feet In width, making it corner lot and
very desirable. 8. b. HERSEY,
No. Gait Block, Com. Street
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INSURANCE

| 9. Twombley, General Insurance Broker,
LIE would inform his many friends and the pubIc
generally that he is prepar, to continue the lnsur-
ance Business as Broker and can place Fire, Lite
and Marine Insurance to any extent IN tine pest CON-
p MES i'm the United States. All business entrusted
to my c re shall be faithful ly attended to.
Office at C. M Rice's Paper Store, No. 1888 Fore st,
where orders can be left. juliet es
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FOREIGN pORTs

At Calcutta 9Th ult ships ti,;a;n,v Co.. c.,
Herald, Gardiner, for Boston. Idg. art S' anu
ard. for do, ldg: Elizabeth cSss, ~ opPnon, onep
Southern Eagle, Pierce, unc. ns' brown, am
Went 10 sea from S ,ugor Cd ~ sb;, u,,
York. ior new
Hammond, New Orleans. 'ioreand,
Carly New Orleans. NC
Sid finn Ardrossan 18th inst shin Camhr; m,
rngton, New Orleans. AhAr-
AZ Goree, WCA, 10Th ult brig Chicopee. Kelley
for Cape de Verbs, to lad for Boston o'e5'
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Sch Susan Abbie, ingalls,, from New York for Ma
20tI inst and is a total loss. The crew saved them
selves III the BOAT
Brig John Stevens, Chase, from N York for Jaek-
sonvllle, was wrecked below latter port on the
ed inst The j registered Isl tons, was built at
Biuehfil in 1853, wh.ie she hailed.
sch Ste!la, Foster, from Georgetown, SC, Tor Bar
and The crew lanied at ST John, NE. The Iey.s,
terrell IL ions, was built at Harrington 10 1853 and
hailed from New Yor;. ' ~
Brig ID o Cashier, of WalJoboro, before reported
ashore at Cow Bay, was sold ON the 18th INST. Tor
was sold for $1,000 god. ~ P'A'e'
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For Sale

A BOUT 1000 feet Water and Gas Pine to inch
~ es diameter. Also about is tons damaged Nails,
hinges anu Bolts: and to tons Window Weights
Will please call before purchasing elsewhere.
Z s1 Il a WOODMAN & LTTTLEJOHN.
scr2i-dzm' 2s Oak Street, Portland, Me.
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ulpAarHR@ or ornAN STEAMERS
1 \ RI N E N EWS
eouT OF PORTLAND.


Thursday, Octsber 20,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gen McCalum, Munson. ST John Mr.
Sch Baltimore, Dix, Philadelphia.
Sch Bramhail Hamilton, Boston,
Sch Frank Skillngs Griffin, Boston,
Sch John U Dennis, Thurlow. Newiuryport
sch Geo IL Keene, Keene, Bay CaleuTr 1871 bbls
mackerei.
Sch Geo Mcclellan, Keene, Bay Chaleur. 4lO bbls
maekerel.
Sch Azelda & Laura, McIndoe, Bay Chalsur. 293
bbls mackerel
Sch Planter, Thompson IN, Friendship.
Sch James II, Spaulding, Rockland
Sch Caressa, Fullerton, Ell iworh.
sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth.
Sch Aiinira M Cloutman, Bowie, Bangor.
Sch Lady Ellen, Conley, Waldoboro.
CLEARED.
Ship BESSIE Parker, (Brl Fritz, st john NB-S f
Randall
Sch Texas Day, Boston-lslac Emery
SA1bED--Ship Nonantum; barques Ella &, Anna.
P Norman, Louise, Sar III Il Hale, IL Lieyeslev !:
brigs II Houston, III Curtiss; chs IL Willard
Hannie Westbrook, II b Mctcalf and others. >
LAuSCfIED-At Kennebunkport 23d inst by Mr.
Geo Christensen fine dOuble-deck brig OF large ca
plcty me slring 1854 S0-l00 IONS She has been sold
TO parties in Eennebunk and named "Osspee''
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REAL ESTATE,
For Sale.

- For Sale. ..
VERY desirable Building Lots on Deerinu str.et:-
as Iess imam me price for adjoining land. If ap-
aug11dtf HM.S &C pAvso>r
NOTICE. viii sell on favorable terms - =
payment, or let for term of years the Iots ~,
franklin street. including the corner of Frankin Oh
r =. streets. Apply to WIN. billiard. Ban1or
VI SMITH q REED, Attorneys, Portland iv13fI
Lots for Safe. .--t-
III Only IA cents per Foot. -.
NINELY located Lots on the Eostcrn p,omono,o
IN Lots to suit purchasers
also me Lots on Congress between High and State
streets, aud OH Deering street. Lois to snit nnrhas
ers. Applyto ''' Pun "'''-
WE. JERR IS, Real Estate Agent.
,r At Railroad Office, opposite Preb!c House.
House and Lot for Sale.
VIE two story brick house and store No. 4l9 con-
Fns iess 81, 70 feet front occupied only garden
particulars enquire on the premises. aug7u
AIM for sale. The subscriber offers his
- &; ior sale or will exchange for city property
Ho1so n.st rate farm OF ITO acres, with two story
4oyGS ~ tgooa repair and new Barn with cellar
and n ineIe ~ never falling supply OF good water
anu wood lot. Said farm is Situated on the road
f ~ Haccarappa to GOrham Corner about one mile
iol me iatter place. For further particulars aDnIv
49, ~ poW q JOHNSON, Moulton street OF j. ri
''- -e p'oIn,ses. fttF4 So jy27-eodtf
HOUSE AND LOT tor sale at Cane EIizobo,I, r.
- a., itS,-nouse nearly new. Enquire of p COI H
paoI e cry OF W. H.MANSFELD Portland Steam
H'' jul II DIFF
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STEAMER CLIPPER.

TNHE Steamer Clipper viii leave Yarmoth for
uTday morning at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Custom House Wharf at
o'clock Z. NJ
This Steamer has been thoroughly rebuilt and Rt
ted with boiler and machinery,
GB Has fine commodatiOns for passen0srs
FARE EACH WAY TWENTY CENTS. OIL.
"a Freight taken at low rates. sfI
Excursion Parties comm odated ON application 10
j. W. LAWRENCE, Yarmouth.
Or LYMAN. SON & TOBEY, Portland
Aug 31-df '---'
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House Lots for Sale.
ON Stevens Palms. near tba Horse Ro;,ro.a
~ Enquire OF A. L. RICHARDSON.
APiH h-upi On the premises
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For Sale

THE lot OF Land on the westerly corner of Con-
gress and Pearl SITS, fronting on Congress street
alb ut Ill feet and on Pearl about 80 feet aiaanKE
dpply to CHARLES E. BARRETT
At office Grand Trunk Railway Station
Portland, Aug s. 1866. augStf
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Mutual Insurance Company,
81 VAL 81, cor. WiRiam, NEW YORK,
lia f.t sam JANUARY, 1866. I'd +. l5,l.4
lnsures against MARINE and INLAND Nayi
cation Risks,

Inc Whole profits Of the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually, upon the Premi
ums terminated during The year. and for which Ger
uncates are issued bearing interest until redeemed
Inc DIVIDEND was 10 per cent. in each OF tho years
1854, and 8, and So per cent in 1906 = 80
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Sept. IO-dtf

ENOR Sale. Three story brick house on Danforth
Il Street. The house is nearly and in fine or
der Immediate possession given. 4Hla
Juliet w. G. CHADBOURNE
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HOUSES FOR SALE-House corner OF Congress
Ii and Merrill streets; also, House adjoining the
same, with 10000 feet of land. This lot will be d.
yided to suit purchasers Terms easy and made
known by applying to W. W. Carr, at VA. Durans
Cl0thn. IO0C EXCHANGE stree. inl1Q-dtf
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V0las0bIe BatiIdiasg Lot
NEAR THE
New Park, for Sale.


The SsCede1sb0rgi0as Church Lot.
CONTAINING about n, 900 square feet on Con-
~ gross Street, just above Hampshire Street. is Of
fcred for sale. '.st il5ti} - = =. --'-~'.T -
rare opportunity is here offered to any one wish
ing to build in the vicinity of the Park
Z Apply TO either of.thc Committee,
j. f. FERNALD,
fsssz $3.50 Is. l5l .aa M DAVID TUCKER,
So j. P. BAXTER,
Or VIM. H. JERKS, Real Estate Broker. at Rail-
road Office. under Lancaster Hall.
August 20, 1906 e DIFF
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For Sale.

HOUSE No. Henry street, containing 10 rooms.
/ i bath room, hot and cold water, and all the mod,
ern improvements. For particulars
Enquire on the premises. oc22dtf
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A Good Farm for Sale.

A Good Farm for Sale.
o. Contains so acres-t2 wood land only eight
E miles from Lewiston, which is as good
A market as Portland. Fine Orchard of so
trees, part grated fruit. Railroad within few rods
Of the house. Would make a capital milk farm
Buildings in good repair. Price only So OOO with ali
the crops. This is good bargain. Apply to
w. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
Oct24 W9W Portland
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-10
I1orribIe Murder In Wheeling.

The Wheeling papers publish the details OF =
horrible tragedy in that city on Wednesday.
II appears that woman named Nugent came
70 that city few days since, and took lodgings
tor herself and child at the Parker Hotel. On
her not coming to her meals on Thursday the
hndlady went TO her room, and found the
child dead and the mother laboring under the
effects OF dose of opium. Being taken into
custody by the Sheriff, and after proper resto-
ratiyes had been administered, Mrs: Nugent
stated to that officer that neT maiden 1I, name
was Arbor; that her parents lived AZ Williams
town, IN Wood county. in West Virginia, op-
po.ite Marietta; that TOUR years ago she mar
Fried a nan named Nugent against their CON
sent. running away with him; anu tnat sWo
months after the birth of the little girl he Fad
deserted her, and had never returned; t1at her
mother had refused to become reconciled to her,
and had never forgiven her marriage, but had
mace her home so intolerable that she could
not live there; and had poisoned The minus OF
all her other relatives against her TO such an
extent that she had no place on earth to call
home, and was forced to 90 out in the world
and seek q subsistence. She had gone out, ana
had found that there was no place 1or her !;
nothing that she could do, and she could not
bear to beg her way frOm place to place. Rem
dered thus desperate by brooding over her hope
less prospects, and anxious not 10 leave her little
daughter to q fate worse, perhaps, than death,
she resolved to end both their lives.
After making up her mind to this effect, she
came to Wheeling TO carry out her resolve. She
purchased small dagger, and also several
made minute Preparations Tor death. She
further said that ior several hours after arriving
she could not bear to kill her child, and yet she
felt at the time that she must do it, She waite
until it fell asleep and then putting on its
night-clothes, and placing 1t in bed bent over it
and kissed it several times before planting the
dagger in its heart, as she finally did. The
child, she said, made no Cry, but only moane l.,
and with scarcely struggle bled to death. She
had stabbed it three times, twice in the leftlung
and once in the heart She says that before she
took its life she knelt down and prayed over it,
and also repeated her prayer after she had in
ficted the wounds, and that she had kissed away
it's last expiring breath.
After the preparation of this horrible and
unnatural deed, she took the opium with which
she proposed to take her own life, aud then laid
down beside her dead child to die. From some
cause, either from an overdose of the opium, or
else from an insufficient amount of it, she failed
to accomplish her intentions of suicide. She
had yomited great deal, and seemed to have
thrown up most of the poison. Several powders,
with directions in female handwriting, were
found among her effects, as were also a number
OF letters. She is a young woman, aged only
abouttwenty-o -one, rather illiterate and evidently
unbalanced in her mental and moral organic /
tion. The woman is now in Jail.
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SOOTHING RUP,
FOR cH1LpREN rEETHING.

r-f.s.r q fa4t-I
which greatly facilitates the process of
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all infiammations, will allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest
to yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can sag in confidence
and truth of it what we have never been
able to say Of any other medicine: neUe4
has 10 failed IA a single i1astance TO effect q
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in
terms of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in
this matter "aOhdt zoe do KNOX," after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the JtGlIln1ent of t0lat zoe here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
simile of CURTIS G. PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world.
PRICE. ONLY So CENTS A BOTTLE.
mayl0 decd, w If
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~ asi.iiH7[ For the journal
WAITING. 5mlf

= q q IT o. asfa.N
On the blue waters, and far away,
The good ship bears him on, Z
Thou'rt gone perhaps for aye-4Tg, n aT9oE
Yeti lcist it not, my oacn. EI1G -
The sea is lone, and deep and wide,
But the Fathers eye can see,
Can hush thehwaves, and still the tide-ff
And bring him back to me-.
Shall be fearful, then, aud dare 10 zen
To doubt his priceless love, M ~ 1.T
Prove reereant to his kindly care,
And mock the eye above.
Nay, rather let me. lift my heart,
To Him who rules the sea; .,.
And pray the Father guide him back,
Safe home to love and me.
There's many loving heart been wrecked
On the breakers of distrust, ssafnWeN
And many prayer gone just too late
To redeem some treasure lost. " iIs
Though far beyond, on the % Sea of Life,'
My treasure is borne away
Though the night of his absence shrouds
81 me here, ~ d2 =, ,t4a}
Yet look for the coming day. vaal
And I watch for the beautiful dawning
3.i light, @e44t
Now hid in the deep, deep sea- f1-ll.
can patiently wait thro' the dismal night,
Since k'sOa0 he win come to mo.
LENoRE.
Kentucky, July, 1866.
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E3STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
MUSHROOM INVITATIONS.


S5azrcess is the prevalent cradle" of in
agAzTerable humbugs. No sooner had Hos
znzxvER'S STOMACH BITTERs made their
zEza-yk in the world than up sprang host
. OF limitations and as the fame of the great
zrExsb9rative grew and spread, the pestifer-
nEs crop of poisonous mockeries thick
ssE3f8d- But the true medicine has lived
tsAssrn down. One by one they have disap-
EFsaYed. When the bellows of puffeIy,
(which kept alive the feeble fire Of their
Borrowed reputation, ceased to blow, they
.ssassed to live, and thus they continue to
zGa1@e and go. MEANWHILE, HosTETTER's
A1rTTERs, the great protective and remedial
azHlic of the age, have progressed in popu-
aEETty with each succeeding year. Their
sssE1oess as a means. of. preventing and
,FrTlng the diseases resulting from maIa-
E1sR, unwholesome water, and all unhealthy
eSaAasaatic influences, has been bouhQiess;
XIII as a remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Con-
gzzint, Fever and Ague, General Weak
E1zss and Debility, and all complaints orr
FSEzating in Indigestion, they are now
admitted to be superior to any othef pre-
gEs1ration ever advertised or prescribed.
E1rSm the home market, to Which few
years ago they Were conIne9 tneir sac
EEu5on over the whole of South and Gen.
.frGl America, Mexico, the West Indies, the
ls4a2dwich Islands, Australia, China, and
rslrue to show that HoSTETTER'S BITTERS
sxgEe s6ae most remarkable tonic and invig
. anEz1zt now before the world. julyl2 div
GSEs- RALL'S VEGETABLE STCTLLAN
.zE-xER REVIEWER has proved itselfto be
EE5zs Most perfect preparation for the hair
zyE5- offered to the public. a,s .5t "a
Ea is vegetable compound, and contains
zxszEj1rious properties whatever.
Ez s1zu restore gray hair to its original color.
ESs viii keep the hair from falling out.
I5 eleanses the scalp, and makes the hair.
aEsaE1z, tustroUS, and silken. -
Ezl is splendid hair dressing. d.
Mo person. young or old. should fail to
sJs8s IT. x 80 -
~ Es secOn,haeaded. and used by the first
essBsEEo1J authority.
-ask for Halls sictlian Vegetable Hair
ZSaszzewer, and take no other.
RIP. HALL & CO. Proprietors, ~
Nashua, N. H.
Ss9gx sale by all druggists. [may24 dim
SPECIAL NOTICE,
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Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public in general, but most especial
10 take in Wool for manufacturing into the
following Goods, viz.:sf efh
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLRTs, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLANNELs, LINsEYs, SATI-
aei19' NETS d STOCKING YARN fi5l ft9e-sl
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also good supply of fine
above Goods on hand for sale or exchanges
for Wool, so that persons living at a dis
lance, who bring or send their Wool early
can have their goods right Off Price list
for manufacturing will be sent on applica-
ton. ONCE and Factory corner Bond Street
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN & co.
ap6-6m
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A Crown of Glory.

every Man, Woman and Child who has
zxasz slfrs sffy iu
- SFERLING'S ,AMBROSIA
rs willing to recommend it. Three years
<nG Eapidly increasing sale have made the
-AAa2hrosia famous all over the world.
IT IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
'1eures Itching of the Head.
- makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
- prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
AsleEluers the Hair Soft and Glossy Fl
LICENSES Vne scalp, COOlS the Heated Brow,
2452oEes Dandruff Cures Nervous Head
sSASSlSs lures Baldness, Insures Luxuriant
.-E9eKs, 1ncllneS Hair to Curl, Supercedes
%@1gs, Kills Hair Eaters effect apparent at
ag13ce.
4 TO THE LADIES fs8
9&e say, the Ambrosia will suit vo,7 tn a II
Elegantly put. up 5Delicatelv nerf,Hned
hAtronized by Opera Singers and a ctraSSes
ssoid in splendid boxes or cartons cnn4aiI,"
5segHwo large bottles-No. 2 for m0rn9,Ir-
40. for evening. "A Aiiiis'
There is no mistake about it sTE,r,
L2NG'S tAMBROSIA is the best nnne+
agreeable and effective toilet in theyvosi51'
ECO prove this, try carton. OAAu'
sold by Druggists. TT
-@ZERLING'S -AMBROSIA MANUFAcTTRr,vc,
COMPANY.
2l5 Fulton Street, New York t-f la
---6Oyl2dwly.
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lar, 6 vols; Mrs. Thomas Archer, 80
vols; Levi Iglehart, 80 vols; Capt.
Allen, 2 vols.; Miss Mary Reaves, Fl
vols. ,,. osr
These friends of the unfortunate
have done nobly. Will not others do
likewise, This is reading commu-
nifty, and thousands of volumes, once
read, lie uselessly upon the shelves of
Evansville libraries. Come, fellow
citizens, let's have a large " dry
goods box full of the books you
will never read again. We wait an
other week. JOHN f. CLOVER
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LOUIS. KAHN,
aU} u E0aha u Z Il Trustees. &


R@ Those enterprising druggists
have had engraved by Hawksley, and
printed at the JOURNAL Office, splen-
did colored poster, advertising DR..
Armistead' s Tonic Syrup. We under
stand that they are putting up and
selling an immense amount of this
Fever and Ague Cure and that its
popularity is steadily on the increase.
From present appearances we should
not be surprised to see magnificent
marble building going up in few
years similar to those built by Towns
end, Jaynes and Ayres, in eastern
cities, to be devoted exclusively to the
manufacture of DR.. Armistead's patent
medicines.
s We have tried the Tonic Syrup our
selves, and know it to be good med
icine. We question whether bet
ter tonic can be obtained anywhere.
Messrs Cloud & Akin deserve sue
cess, for they are decidelyin favor of
patronizing home institutions and
mechanics when they can do so, and
we are confident that success will
crown their endeaYors. v-
.