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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09
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lowing Certificates:
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HENDERSON, KY, Feb. %. 1856.
DR.. II. A. Armistead, of Evansville, Ind.
resided for many years in this city. We
know him intimately. He Is a regular
Physician, and during his residence here
he enjoyed an extensive practice, and was
regarded as skillful practitioner of medi-
cine. He Is gentleman of strict integrity
and elevated moral worth. III 2 -
L. w. POWELL.
ARCH'D DIXON.
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To Builders and Contractors.

EALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- building of the Court House of Hem
deIson County, Kentucky, will be received
Plan, specifications, working. drawings
&c, to be seen at the law office of Turner &
Henderson. N-'' VI
BY order of Henderson County Court.
II. f. TURNER.
JESSE LANE
G. G. Fades.
may5i d5" Commissioners.
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DRUGS.
w. P. b. Hebberd.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTION
IS carefully compounded. Strict sa.ten-
ton given to business, and orders sent by
servants or children.
Fancy and toilet articles of all descrip-
lions, very cheap. aprlS tt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09
TOBACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,
Iron and Brass Castings of Every
Description.

Dealers in Steam Guages, Gum Betting
Fire. Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Bolting
Cloth, &C., at Manufacturers Prices.
- 9sB8sasD ssF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

We have the facility of the best Ma
inery and Workmen, and viii give all
srk entrusted to US our individual atten-
"a, fill orders promptly, warrant our
frk, and charge reasonable prices.
office and, Foundry, corner of First and
ct Streets, Evansville, Ind. a4r8 Ia -ee
7. B.-Workmen sent to all parts to fit
work and do repairing.
eb226m 1, SCHULTZE, TRUMAN & co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

ALL IN ONE NIGHT.-A young far
mer in this vicinity, who had been
married less than one year, had a fine
" Albion" colt, four calves, nine pigs
and ten pound, baby added to his
real and personal estate on Sunday
night.-Lafdyette Courier.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

Six hundred and ten Sabbath
School teachers and children, with a
band of music, and other friends from
Madison and Veyay, made an excur-
sion on Wednesday, on the steamer
Dumont, to a grove opposite Carral-
ton, KY, where they held picnic.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09
ERYSIPE.IAS!

VAR. ARMISTEAD'S' PILE OINTMENT
- is warranted to effect more relief in
this painful disease than anyother remedy
before the public.
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HATS and CAPS
e of the latest styles.

We are regularly receiving the latest and
most approved goods in our line. at the
lowest prices, and expect to keep un with
inc market In respect to quality and price
!. TfeTsonS purchasing are respectfully In
and examine our stock rf~---1 -
MARI 6m - ".
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WHOLES ALEf

~ 1854 TaH 1881 3ss rH
V. a-u3lt r9 .f eu
if-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

.HoAV 5 H0Aa IL3I8
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery. i Ea8a'
@B- ALI orders win receive our individu-
A1attention, and Will be promptly filled on
she most reasonable terms.
ONCE and Foundry on the Canal, corner
OF Ingle Street. n oct6-dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

Having commenced business at its Office
corner of MAIN AND FIRST STREETS
offers its services to the citizens of Evans
vile and its vicinity, being prepared to
carry on legitimate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

There was considerable turn in the gold
market on Tuesday. The downward progres.
sion is arrested for the present, the very con-
siderable decline which had been effected
doubtless tempting buyers, Dot only on specula
mporers op M a aod dS 29l bsbog 90 sgs eHobsng: o
The rate went as high as % in New York
yesterday, and was fraction better than that
in this market-an improvement of some 3
per cent on the lowest rate OF Saturday last
The recovery was natural after so continuous a
decline, and the rate will probably be higher
yet As to the future, something depends, ct
course, upon the legislation Of Congress, both
ures which effect the general welfare ana indus
try Of tie country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

THE BUTTER TRADE-The extraordinary
prices of butter have for some time attracted
the attention of housekeepers and with good
reason. The causes assigned are that there
has been large inquiry for foreign use for the
prime and fancy sorts, and that the supply has
not been equal to its demands We are now
credibly informed, however that this is not
true, but that oa the contrary, there are large
stocks in this city and interior which are firmly
held, and only suffered to come in market in
such quantities 8, to keep up the impression Of
scarcity. It is, in fact the OLD story Of spccu-
lative monopoly repeated over gain. II avcTy
short time new grass butter will begin to come
forward Then We shall see how the old stock
will be rushed for sale and how prices will fall.
Patience and abstinence will be the best course
for the public to adopt for the present and the
unsoupulous spectators will in the end have
made bad venture as they will fnd.-N 7.
Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

FATHER COURTNEY AND THE MARRIAGE
FEE-Most Of our readers have heard of the
Rev. Mr. Courtney, Of Richmond commonly
called Father Courtney He was a yenera
ble Methodist minister, beloved by ali who
knew him, both among his own denomination
and all others.
Mr. Courtney was 4 great fayorite among the
young, and was, consequently, preferred above
all others for tying the marriage knot He is
said to have united N natrimony more than
sixteen hundred couples. among whom were
some queer specimens.
On on. OCCASION on a dark. tompestuoGs
night, he was sent for from his house on Church
Hill, to 60 to the western extremity Of the city,
about two miles, to marry q couple He went
as directed, to small shanty, where he found
several men sitting in their shirt sleeves around
a fire. He thought he might be mistaken in
the house; so, he, in a hesitating manner, stated
the object Of his visit ':All right Parson,
answered one Of the party; get out of The
other room: Nance; the Parson s come.
Nance came out, and they were married
The happy groom put his hand into his peck
ct, and handed to the preacher quarter Of
dollar. The old gentleman thereupon said,
'sSir, this is the smallest fee [ have ever re-
ceived. The groom, however, accounted for
it by observing, But, Parson thisis the most
meanest couple you ever did marry
Mr.. G. left as we presume, satisfied both
with the fee and the logc.-N0Tt0M Virgin
adn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

At a newspaper office in Sydney, Australia is
table Informing visitors that the editor cannot
be spoken to unless paid for iIis tine. Persons
desiring audience are invited to buy ticket Of
admission at the door awaiting roonl--one hour
costing ten sbillingS; half an hour six shilngs;
fifteen minutes, three shillings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

DECLINE IN PRICES. The decline in tie
prices Of domestic and foreign manufactures
since the commencement Of the year is from 25
to 80 per cent and the extent OF the losses
sustained hv importers and jobbcrs may }:c in
ferred from this Cotton has met with q still
greater decline and good many articles have
fallen at least 50 per ct-N 2 E:rpress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

A MlsTAKE-Albert True Lansing, editor
Of the Bowling Green Aurora Borealis, thinks
Mr. John Wilstach made trifing mistake in
sending him one of his emigration circulars, and
goes off in the following efu'gent strain of a',-
roral indignation:
We are no agricuturist-1e don't own no
farms: those business don't suit Us We are
no celuriunl-it ant our forte We arc no
animal propgatist-horsist we are not-as q
cowlst we make no prctensious-as a sheepist
we claim no honers-but as hogist we Bay be
permitted TO take a few in ours, Tut not enough
to warrant John Emigration, esq, in circula-
ting us an agriculturist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29
Clothing, DC.
NOTICE.

We have just added to our stock :: new and
desirable lot Of fashionable goods suitable for
the Spring and Summer wear. Gentlemen in
want of an elegant and fashionable suit will do
we'll to call and examine our stock
We have also q fine assortment Of T URN1SE-
ING GOODS, KID GLOVES, NEW and
BEAUTIFUL TIES, &c, &c.
O'NEIL & DWELLI.
NH 20-tf SO, King street;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

GOLD MININe.-Dr. GrymeS, Of Orange
county, has recently sold 400 acres Of land in
the lower part Of the county, adjoining the
Faucluse and Melville Gold Mines, for $25, 600
---onehaf cash, the other half in six months.
There are, we believe, severa! old Californians
at work iu that section, who say tho prospect"
isa good one.
It is said tha: large operative force is sooo
to be put into two Of the Gold Mines rear
Charlottesville The "Vauclus' and "Mel-
vile, - which have heretofore made good re-
turns, are also to be worked Fred Herald.
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NUMBER 2T3
Railroads,
ORANGE. s ALEXANDRIA +. r.
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On and after 2IONDAI, February 18th, tg:1
daily trains will run between Washington a:.t
Lvnchbu-g. connecting al Gordo"sTile, With
Va. Central r. T.. trains to and from Richmond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-28
4 FEM WORDs or Co1IlTON SENSE.

! FEW WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
How lew there arc who a-e not subject g. some
affection Of the lungs or respiratory organs, who,
by neglecting premonitory symptoms aggrsvate
the complaint, until disease strikes its shafts caus
ins iLexpressihle torture ofthe patient and ankle
t. and distress to friends "Only cold a
slight sore throat >" is the needless remark ofmany
when affected. Yes only cold,' was tile
thoushtless expression Of Thousands who'd death
has marked for his prey.
rOTewaTned-FOFeaIme6, Should he the motto
forever in the minds Of all subject to Cough Colds
Catsrrh, or influenza. Words Of advice should be
needed BY al suffering from Asthma, Bronchitis.
Consumption. Relief is within their reach and
II neglected, fatal consequences lersue-s life 4
misery dlily, hourly struggle for existence.
contest In Winch there can Re but one victor
Death
Does It not aIpal the strongest mind, to think O.
the result caused by neglect Then Why delay
What excuse can be offered. when timely warning
is sounded in your ears When the danger IS
pointed cut. Why rot avoid it, MARsDES', PFC
loRAL BALM has been used with success in nearly
million OF cases, and IS endorsed by the Medical
Faculty as the most prompt and eflcacious remedy
that scientific research has discovered to relieve
and cure all cases Of Coughs Colds, Influenza, and
Consumption, if the case is net beyond all hope.
Even when the sufferer is in the last stages he viii
find relief by using this preparation. One bottle
will convince the most ineredulous thar the merits
Of this preparation are by no means exaggerated
in fset-fal far short Of the ouloges bestowed upon
It by Thousands who have heen cured by its timely
u.eA guarantee companies each bottle, and deal
ers are instructed in every instance 20 relund the
money, when this preparation fails to relieve.
Prepared by T. ". Marsden, 49, Broadway, New
York. and for sale by all Druggists Price. 81 yer
bottle.
Wholesale Agents.--John T. Henry a Co. Water
bury, Geo. c. Good~in Co. Boston. 81. 5. BUR-
& Co. Boston.
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REDUCTION N PRICES
OF THE
,E.REERECsF.E EE.ETCHE =

ia e.. s41,l.e ort'.5 recent great iluproveme hts
in ourn.-.idcsflr aauuhct1-iag SIC have reduced
ourr5,s. Gu as low a point as the, can be placed
WITH GOLD IT PAR.
sltI-tul on. urlI hesitate 70 bus watch now
from The expectation that viii be cheaper at some
f-..-, tia. Tho test 4 ter years and the manu-
f--9re aal sale Of
Tou than 100000 Watches.
lave gwen .Jr production. H., very highest rank
a-.r-tsue resuors Cymmencin. Wit the deter
uas.-n &, make oniy til roughly excellent
aa.ea-.. our business has steldy increased as the
qr-l- h.-s-as 7-aliin;ei vith taei- value, until
f-r month t1-s-'er, We have heen unable 10 sup
ply tie 1en.1l. We have repeatedly enlarged
our fsc,3-y buildings until they now cover over
'ireesc-.s Of ground. and give .ce lmmodation 70
more .Il. .. -1- ll1i-,t g,-z.r-r.
Weara uGt justified in flyira that we now make
more CHEM a1s-h-'~os at the watches sold in the
J--.sf --1..- T=e different .-sdss sra distinguish
"a y ti- r. ..s-n.- tsale--lsrs 90 the plate
ttr.r--.l Watch Co." Wa-tlsm. Mass.
e.. appleton. Trey SCo.- Wai.laul, Mass.
81 aT. g. Bs-.ett7 Taltha1r, MSS
$. aEm E'ei,-"
B.. DIR LADIES Watch Of first quality is
name. appleton, Tracy Co." Waltham
La5
-. Ou-a.z- lss.lv VI Ladies' - ,teh Is nam
~. s. B.-tet.." Wslthain, Mass. These
v-.c5-s --e fu-'i-aei i~s great variety Of
.-1esa styles -5 cases.
Tlehu .-.-s4 W-.-'i Co. af Yaitasm, Mass. au-
tss-ize d. GO s-.c thu vtoa, de. notion oftrate-
mg-Es price
AL THz Products or THsR FAcToRY
aP- Fully IgfRR fNTED
O. be the best time-secle-s 1fthcr class ever made
IN this or any other country. Buvers should re-
member THAI lul Boo the guarantee OF q foreign
maker yI1 en- never be reached, this guarantee is
erol atau times a-ailzt tle Company or their
a-en.s.ani that il art-9 t1s most thorough trial,
s--v watch s1al.I prove 5lfe1--.e .l -yplrticuisr
l,aly be always ozshln-,i Jog another. As the
e-.esl watches made - Wusts'n. are for sale
hyd.-... generally through ut the country we
59ua-s I.-it o-.e-. III single ~r,-les-
CA-TI--. -Tacg public .re ssu..oned % bay OILY
clrasqe dealers. eI persons seiilns counter
. fcit- Vl .--a.-i.
La--lSs g APPLETON * CO.
Agent t. tuc-i,ln Watch Company
r. =. .h'n-ton, St. Boston.
Sent I'D .g.r
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DIR. MATTIsON's SURE REMEDIES
For = Decial Cases

csnoe obtained only at his Office, No. Is
Union Street. Providence, AID :are sent
by express in sealed packages, see.ge from
oSserUstiOn to all parts of the country TAev &, not
cure eUsTy'Afag, but FOR their respective purposef,
Aey P''iftrsty haue no equal. 81 Circulars giving
iuii information rith ii, higher, Testimonials, also
oookoa Special Disea's' in sealed .nusloye. sent
iree. q Be sure aHi 'e,d for them, for without
Tt'eTenee' no advertisng physician should be trust
ed. Enclose stamp for postage, and direct to
DR.. MATTISoN, No. IS Union Street, Providence
r. Aug 2i.lssG-daEly
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ClvTIoSTO FEMALES N DELICATE
Z

II a. DOW. Physician AMI SuT-coa. No. Endicot
- S.. BOSTON, ls consulted daily ..r al disease
incident 81 the female system. Pre-tpsus uteri or
fa.r 81, 1- Suppression and other men trual de-
rlrrrT cu-s, ere an treated on new pathological
u-i-e q-7. 1ut speedy relief r44-ccd In a very
--w aar So Invariably certain s. tl.s new mode Of
Treatment tHa- most obstinate comp Ants yield
uli %, ana tle addicted person socn rci1iceS in
pcf c- D. i.i
br. Dow h1s 10 Doubt had greater experience in
ne crsc diseases ol women -h-n any other ply ST.
elan 10 i.s.on.
Boarding. accom- 0iati0-s foF patients who may
Wish 90 --ry ID Boston tex lavs under his treat
mont
Dr. DOW, since 90, having eolG1 q his whole
1..l..an % M elise practise Tor the ,5re Of Pri-
r-.- i.--a-cs and F llle Complaint. s, acEnOw!-
r -cs ID superior il tie Uritci States.
y E.ali letters must contain ere dollar, or they
VIE Ll- be answered
t.l.c Lo-Ts IRON $ A. 81 % 2 =. II.
ll-lau lutlU-lAWAWiZ
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STATE OF VERMONT TIE Hon. Probate
Dist. " tL.ricuden 7.s- 1 Cllrc ior the Dli-
tr.c- Ct Cli-tencen.
Io all persons inter- .cJ iu the estate Of Carrie
&. Gale. CO --.-io lu id i'is'..yt.
GREETING
Whereas. application IL Uriril. hath been made
90 --- Co-rt rs the guardian Of SAID ward for IL
O. seq al The personal a-d real estate OF said
wa.L --tt-- i0r-h therein that her said Uard owns
an Undivided llit oftLs farm 20 about 10 acres n
jericho Wl-rel Jackson \. tiley lately died seiz
Cd NclUsisa II the homestead ami suliect 70 the
dover o. the widow Their in also al interest in the
homestead, also certain personal estate, and that
% would rc Tor slc interest OF her SAIL ward tina.
the sans he sold and converted IltG mon y.
All t.er-u Ful tie said Court apUointod and as
signed tile nth cay Cl October, A. II. 1870 At the
Probate Court Rooms, il slid District, hear and
decide 40 n said application ami ordered that
puhlC notice thereof be given 90 ali persons in
tercst therein, hy publishing tlis order three
Wtcss, SUI ccs-ivCly lu the Burlington Free Press
q ueasp paper which c.rCglEtes in the neightOrh0od
q. those persons interested therein, all OF which
pub cat shah te previous % the tlC appointed
Tor LeErL-.
There, 10 sou arc hereby roGf-d 20 appear be
fore said cl1-. Il the tiGis AMI pacs Aforesaid
thea a-- there 10 object 20 the granting Of such
ucelsv, D. you see cause.
Gigtl under ms haEi- at tie Probate Court
Rooms, this 18th DAY Of september 4, p. Is66
WILDER L. 81 NAP, Register.
villas
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Aeaal glo!ites.


STATE OF VERMONT. }rNO all persons con-
nIsI-I-r OF CaIrTESDEN, Sc. 5 7 ceruet IN the
tlic ct John Williams. late Of Richmond in said
ni-tric-, deceased.
GREETING.
Al D Probate Court holden O. Burlington. within
All flr tie District u CAiLte allen. the SSH day
60. september, A. D. l-i6 an instrument yUrport
iuE O. be TIE last VIII end tcstlucn. Of John VIII
ilms, late % Richmond In said District deceased.
was presented O. the Co-rt af1-esail, for Probate
And &, Is ordered ry SAID court that the 18th day
o. October. A- b. SIS. at the Probate Court rooms
Ia aid Burlington. be asst sned fr proving said
Instrument and that notice thereof De lvcn 10 all
c1-ccrucd, by publishing this order three weeks
s-cc-ssiye.y ia tie Burlington Free Press, news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous 10 the
time appointed.
THERETO RE-. you are hereby notified to appear
sCt-e said CIUrt, 40 the tine and place aforesaid,
cause
Give sud.- M hand at burlington in said Dis
.-iCt, q. '-t cly of September. 4. ID. 1856.
WILDER Ia. BU&NAH, Register.
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CALVIN WELLS ESTATE.

STaTEOF VERMONT (VHE Honorable the
District o, ChitteEdou, s-s.S 4 PIo5a,o Court for
-he District % Chitteu!en-
To al. sr-0Ts interested IN the estate Of Calvin
Wells lat unesbur-h il said District, deceased,
GREETING.
Who're ..l curt hath sssigucd the 10Th day Of
October B.. % g the settlement II the aiministra-
uE account q the tdmiustrs trN Of the estate Of
g1.t d,ca cog and ordered taat public notice there
g He gwen % al persons interested in said estate,
IS p-l.l-ling this osder three weeks successfully
.lreG Jus Co tle day assigned, In The Burlington
Free Pres printed In Burlington, in sstt District
Therefore, on aye hereby notified 20 appear at
tlc rob &C Court rOlUs, in Burlington, on the day
a-.i-u,' chen a1 there 90 c1Ltcs. the allowance
C ~tit ed. ne 70 you see cause.
Given ul Isr Ily htuI, -Ais 18Th day OF SeptcIl-
Fer, A. D.. %.
r.-v5 WILDER I. EyBNAf, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-28
MARSDEy,s CALIsAYA TONIC.-IN

MARSDEN'S CALIsA1 A hONtJ.-lN
convalescence from Cholera, Malignant Fevers,
Small Pox, or any Cutaneous Affections, viii lie
found invaluable, giving tone to Ties. stem, and
removing al the r1ost-ating effects incidental TO
disease. The universal and popular knowledge u
the virtues OF True Cal.saya Bark requires no OK
PLANTATION centuries hlye passed since its dizcoN
cry ard it is now recognized rs the hest ietrtuse
which tountiful nature has favored US with. Sci
ence has discovered many methods Of eXtractuz its
virtues, and reducing, 70 small bulk, the active
principles Of the Bark, viz. Quiniue, Circhoaiue,
etc, all Of which are invaluable as medical agents
The great want Of 4 mild and reliable tonic in
eases OF Debility, Night Sweats. Scfcfala. Dyspep
sia, Loss Of Appetite and ether diseases incidental
20 dIsorganized system, has induced me present
this to the medical profession and sufferers, IS the
mos, reliable, safe and powerful tonic that can Re
prepared. combining, as it does, all the active
princi, Ice Of the True Calisaya Bark. with other
ingredients, which render il the perfection oi q
remedy for all the abode diseases,
Prepared by T ". sisrscen, 4s7 Broadway, New
York, and for sale by all Druggists. Price 81 per
bottle.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JohnF ?. Henry Co, Waterbury.
Geo. O. Goodwin Co., Bos,on.
N. @. Burr Co,
~-eoyly
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~ GFFECTChL WORM 1IEDlUINs
RrOEEII :. ' e!.Gs.ilmge Commits.

or Worm Lozsases. Much sickness. undoubtedly
viii -a.Lirll aai adaits attributed 10 other -aas
cs. is o-Jt--3lei by Eorns. The "V-aEisrGs tov
PITS '--.Lol.h sd.sto1' in las-s. .ir- -.-as. -..
g. ra l..=--.l 10 Injury g. BE m... -,lc-fa ..s,.
The ss4aa7le ~ HinaJilu ha- been .le.-.-.ai.l
sea ay Dn.s.s'-us, AMI Iai g. he -.rs .lrt .a-c
ia e-lti-.til-, Fos.as, Sd ha-tf1l 60 -ili-=a.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS r-.r-c
iu;Co.-a.e attention as neglect u The trouble often
causes prolonged sickness.
STPToNIS OF WORMS ~ CHILDREN
sre often overlooked Worms ia Tie stomach AID
bowels cause irritation, which can Dc rem we'd >
by the use Of . sure remedy. Tie som .rat.-. q
ingredients used in ma inz B5oi-r,', '.---,.-s.t
co"fts" is such to give the hes; p,s..a.e:el,
with safety.
CURTIS & Brown, Proprietor, Sew Yl-f.
Sold by al Dealers In Aedicine.. atl-5 cts aa,z.
May ie. is56-dAwIy.
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TIE ,IonS.s voLc,Nnrs

ara eu1lg- -stle lt-eu-ouv; astr aomers, hut the
world q Llaaty md Fashion &c less Interested In
human d' ,5yellez tLan in the great question Of
TURNING THE HEADS
that have vi tened 10y age or sickness to glorious
black or brown hus Noao3y now il sash
4 LUEATIC,
as net d sdmit that The finest and most harmless
hair darkcnei IL existence Is
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE,
which n5u7 shes the dbres as we'll as changes thoiE
hue Manufactured by }. CRISTAD0Ro, 6 Astor
House, New-yorz. soli ~ Druggists. Applied
ny all Hair DresEl-s.
Sept. 2l-dawln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-28
rNpoRT.NTToFE ,T,rps

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote hi
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident
10 the female system. An experiences Of twenty
tire. years enables him to guarantee speedy and
permanent relief in the rorst 2f SuPpres,ion
and al oIhr Msnstusl Derangerenfs. from srisfepsr
ssa,e. All letters for advice must contain 81. ocs
No. 8 Endieott street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished 10 those who vish 10 re-
main under treatment
Boston, june a, lsss.-dstawlyr.