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D R Y GOODS
AT TIE
NEW " DIRK STORE.

Shirting Muslins. 17A cents yard.
Fast colored standard Prints, Is cents, form
er price 20.
Comfort Cahcses, IL cents, former price l5.
Dark Merrimac Prints, le7, or yards for
dollar.
Heavy standard Sheetngs, 20 cents, lately
% cents
Hickory Stripes and Denims, 20 cents, lsts>
ly 30 cents.
Ladies' Hose, Is cents, lately Is cents.
Kid Gloves 81 25, usual price 81 90.
Linen Crash I2a cents-old price.
Double width sheeting 60 cents, worth 81.
Yard vide Irish Linen so cents yard.
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Interesting Foreign News.
Frightful Explosion in Philadelphia
An Important letter from Gen.
Sheridan.

Six Men Killed by the Indians.
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howe Nam stree
Duncan, karle Co.........l40 l. l42 Main stre'
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Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
S q Bridges s....... ........ los 4 Estes House
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FURNITURE E

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bndges..................No Nos l Estes Hous
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CROCKERY a. QUEENS WARE.
Carey lie Faivre...... Main street-bet 5th 4 9th.
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Rabbits Pare SaleFatus.
nSHn most valuable fnluss. offered very Low 10 the
j srsds by nessRre1h 4 ALRHRa
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DRY-GooDs-RETAIL.
Engraving, Brands, & Seals.

EGGS & BUTTER
S p Pond Co............cor Main Ninth streets
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Sturges South Levee.
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Vencill, Jone. A Co....cor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second Main streets
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FRs-wnoLEsALE,
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MILLINERY q BONNET BLEAcHEHY
Mrs W + Bowman. ..4th st-bet Main Blondeau.
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CLOTHIEKs.

CARPETs, OIL CLOTHS, GC-
John Copelin .................53 So Main street
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GRoCERs-RETAIL.

Hydrom eters, Thermometers, Saehrem-
eters.
Bridges s.................N Nos 4 2 Estes House.
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Clocks Wholesale & Retail.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10
PHILADELPHIA.
Pennsylvania Election Returns
State Gone Democratic by about
5000 Majority. s.ts0

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Additional
returns and corrections show a Dem
ocratic majority or 1886 for Shars-
wood in thirty-seven counties. Wood
ward (Democrat) is elected to Con-
gress in the Twelfth District by a
small majority. The following are
counties: Chester, 5000; Susquehan-
ma, 1900; Dauphine. 400; Lebanon,
1908; Union, 475;. Ferry. 106; Blair,
500 to 6OO-all Republican. LUXE
emer, 800; York, 5000; Bucks, $50;
Carbon, 425; Franklin, 210; Hyco-
ming, 800; Montgomery, 1.200; Cum
berland, no; Mifflin, 250; Berks,
$500; Juniatia, 300.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The North
american foots up the city returns
for Sharswood at 1876 majority.
Lyle, Democrat, for Sheriff, 3,642;
Judge Ludlow, for Common Pleas,
5,304. The Age makes Sharswood' s
majority in the city at. 1881, and In
the State about 1000. The Press
makes the Democratic majority In the
city about $500; but says it is impos-
sible to estimate the result in the
State, only 22 out Of the 66 coun-
ties being heard from. Chester Coun-
ty gives 2, 200 Union majority-Union
loss about 100 In Washington Coun-
ty Williams majority is about Pa
Democratic gaineof1 10. II
Mr.. Jordon, the Chairman of the
Republican State Committee, consid-
ers the result in the State as dou6sful.
The majority will not be large either
way. Sharsweod's majority in this
city is 1926. ys,- .,,, ..r,-,-,..f
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province, In Viterbo, are daily in
creasing in numbers.
The Papal troops in the Territory
of Viterbo, reinforced by detachments
from Rome, have routed the Garibal-
dians at Bagnara, and in small fights
at other points.
Nothing of a really serious charac-
ter has yet occurred in the pontifical
Territory. The fighting is confined
to the unsettled operations; of few
bands of Garibaldians. The insur-
gents lack leaders, and act more like
bandits than patriots. They capture
quiet and peaceable villages, levy con-
tributions on the inhabitants, and
commit outrages of different degrees
of crime. a5uL
They are, as general thing, quickly
driven out by the Papal Zouaves.
When the revolutionists retire from
towns the Roman peasantry restore
the Papal flag with demonstrations of
gladness and joy. reox
Dispatches from the special CORES
pondent of the Herald in Rome ridi-
cule the reports of disaffection against
the civil government of the Pope.
The city remains quiet.
The London Times has an editorial
which says that the Roman question
difficulty is nearly at an end.
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ST. LOUIS.
Later from the BOrder-MOre about
the Indians.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 9-Dispatches from
Fort Harker say that Superintendent
Murphy, under date of Medicine
Lodge Greek, Oct 5, writes that there
are now assembled at that point four
hundred and thirty one lodges of In
dians OF these one hundred and
seventy-one lodges are Arrapahoes,
eighty five Apaches, one hundred and
fifty Kiowas, and twenty-five Chey-
ennes. There are three hundred
Cheyenne lodges now moving in
one hundred lodges of Comanches
are encamped thirty miles below; and
Big Mouths band of Arrapahoes,
twenty one lodges. will be present,
making total of eight. hundred and
fifty-two lodges, averaging six persons
each, or about five thousand Indians.
There was some trouble in getting
access to the hostile Cheyennes, and
Col. Butterfeld was shot, and lost his
horse and pistols. The mission so
far is considered a great success. The
Cheyennes are now said to be anx-
ious for peace.
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LOUISVILLE.
Fire at Notwithstanding J0ffce
+z ~ p Destroyed. apsi

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.-There was a
fire at Nashville. last night, in the
fifth story of block of stores, corner
of Church and Cherry Streets. in the
poster room of the Union and Dis
patch printing Office. The loss to the
Office in type and presses amounts to
$4,000; covered by insurance for
sl1 900, as follows: Home Insurance
Company, $500; Phoenix, of Hart
ford, S., 900; State Insurance, 81 800;
Hartford Fire Insurnce Company,
$1,000. The store of FL. III. Hunting
ton, on the second floor, was flooded
with water, and his stock of goods
damaged, as estimated, to the amount
of IS. .0OO. He is insured for $40. 900.
In the Queen of Liverpool and Lon
don Insurance Company, 5000; In
the North American. of New York
So, 600; Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, $1,000; and State Insur-
ance Company, 5000. The damage
to the building is slight; 1000 will
cover it; insured for $24, 900 in the
Nashville Commercial and Fire Ma
rine Insurance Companies.
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Insurgent Troops Increas.
ing in Numb ers.
Papal Troops Reinforced
INDIANAPOLIS.
Full Election Returns Republican
Majority 1,200-The Presbyterian
Syn0ds. s2 I0

Especial to the Evansville Journai.l
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.-Full re-
turns from all the Townships in
Marion County show a Republican
majority OF about i 200 4 About $50
voters of both parties were shut out
by the closing of the polls before all
the ballots could be got in. a'
The two Synods of the Old School
Presbyterian Church will meet in this
city tomorrow evening. The Synod
of Indiana viii hold its session at the
Third Church; the Synod of North
ern Indiana, at the First Church.
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The, World s. Philadelphia special,
dated ata4 AN. to-day (9th9, says fur
ther returns show Democratic gains
in Lehigh of ! 600; Clear6eld, 4 400;
Centre, 700; Carbon, 1000; Lyco-
ming. 800; and Republican majori-
ties in Chester of Il 700; Delaware,
1,1OO; Blair, $50; Allegheny, 5000.
Clinton gives Democratic majority
Latest returns from Allegheny show
Dem ocratie gain of l, 700; Washing
ton Co ounty has gone Democratic
gain of 300; Westmoreland ]. 300 ma
jority for the Democrats. a2liE -.
The Worlds Columbus, Ohio
special, dated l A. NJ. to-day, says
Frank lin County gives $500 majority
for [ thurman. The news is over
whelm ing, and | have no doubt Of
Thur mans election by decided ma
jority. / think both branches of the
Legis lature are Democratic, and the
negro amendment is. | should judge
beate n by 10000 majority.
The Worlds Dubuque, Iowa, specia
says the returns from all parts of the
State, tonight, show large gains every
where for the Democracy.
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, NEW, YORK.
Arrival of Secretary SeWard-COurt
of Appeals-Gase of CallicOtt and
Others-Kentucky Bourbon Ceun-
3 tys gase.g Hszsg - Sztk.E-8TEf

New York, Oct. 9.-Secretary
Seward arrived this morning from
Washington, on,.accompanied by Baron
Stoeckle le, the Russian Minister. They
breakfasted at the house of Thurlow
Weed, and spent the day in the city.
Early tomorrow morning they leave
companied by Thurlow Weed and
family, aud after few days visit to
Stewards Birthplace, in Orange
County, they will proceed to Auburn.
The Court of Appeals has sustained
Mayor Hoffman in the claim that
the transfer of the Mayors power to
license hackmen, carmen, &C., to Po-
lice Commissioners. is unconstitu-
tional
Gen. Prim, the Spanish revolution
ist, is reported to have come a pas
senger in the Perciere iacog.
The case of Callicott and others,
| charged with whisky frauds, was called
up to day. The accused plead not
| guilty. The trial is set down for No
vember.
The Kentucky Bourbon County
case was postponed to Monday, in
consequence of the sickness of one of
the counsel. a
Mr.. Joseph Dion, the billiard
champion of America, has challenged
John Roberts. the English champion,
to play three games, English, French
and American, for $4,000 in gold
each, and the championship of the
world.
| NEW YORK, Oct. 9,-Hon. Charles
q. Lowry died in Beverly yesterday.
New YORK, Oct. 9.-The Times
says the statement in yesterday S
| Herald that the Association has sus-
| pended IT'S rule in regard to the re-
ceipt of special dispatches is utterly
untrue. The rule remains as it has
been from the beginning.
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CINCIN NATI.
Cary's Majority 99i-The Republi-
cans Carry Hamilton C0unty-Ma-
i0rity for the county Ticket about
1,50O-MajOrity Against the Amend
ment 5000.

CINCINNATI, October 9,-Complete
returns from the Second District give
Cary, for Congress, 994 majorityaa
Republican loss of $500. The Re-
publican State aud County ticket is
elected by about 1.500 majority-a loss
of $500. The majority against the
Amendment in the County is over
5000. The total vote of the County
is $4,000. l
This morning's Commercial says
The latest dispatches from the State
show such large Democratic gains as
to leave the State ticket in doubt, and
to make the Legislature very doubt
full. The Constitutional Amendment
is largely defeated.
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~ The Hor}d's Lancaster City, Pa,
special says Lancaster County, Thad.
Stephens District, gives 5000 for
Williams. Democratic gain of 900.
The Times Philadelphia special
says the Morning Post. an independ
ent Radical paper. conceedes the
State to Sharswood, the Democratic
candidate, by 1900 majority at least,
and the city by 1000 majority.
The Iribune's Cincinnati special,
dated midnight, says Smith, Republi-
can candidate for Congress, is beaten
by five hundred majority, and Cary,
independent Republican, who is
elected, is now speaking to thousands
of wild Democrats, thanking them
for their support, He declares, how
ever, that he will not go to Congress
to support Democratic measures, but
as an Independent legislator, as every
one should do when sure of his
election. 81 an.as4 rafa4 -d1 e- 70
A mass of drunken Democrats left
the Enquirer office and assaulted the
Gazette Office, breaking In the doors
and windows, with hootings, and
drew on a general fight, which lasted
some minutes, when the mob were
driven away.
The county ticket will be Republi-
can.
The editor of the Bucyrus Journal
(RadicaD was mobbed at the polls in
that town to-day for presenting a
negro to exercise the right of suf-
frage. The extent of his injuries is
not stated.
Mr.. Levi Underwood, of Vermont,
was yesterday elected one of the
Erie Directors, but declining, Daniel
Drew was elected in his place. At a
subsequent election for officers the
following gentlemen were elected ::
President, John s. Eldridge; Vice
President, Alexander S. Diven ;
Treasurer, Daniel Drew.
Schuyler Colfax telegraphed to the
Tribune from South Bend, Indiana
This town gives 438 Republican ma
jority against 214 last year. st. .Jo-
seph County gives 900 to 1000 Re
publican majority, and Laporte County
500 to 600 Republican majority, Elk
hart County gives Republican ma
jority of 400" rg. t..n.,-,y... .,.,..,
The Times special says: The even
| ing Administration organ here an
uOUuCSS tldl tnS lAOCtlbS~ lpI TIC idti-
fication of the nomination of Andrew
johnson for President, and General
VIM. L. Sherman for Vice President,
which was appointed for the 10th
inst, has been postponed until the
18th proximo, when it will be held in
the Capitol i~t -f*< 7Ai -'ni @E
1t is reported to- day that a large
number of the National Banks In the
country have Joined in with the
whisky dealers in the effort to. dis
place Secretary McCulloch; their
object being to prevent the early re-
turn to specie payment indicated by
the Secretary's policy. .l..as
At a. meeting of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union, held here last night,
resolution of thanks was voted Gen.
Grant for the just and proper dis
elimination in honor of the soldiers
that he has made, in the reduction OF
the force under his control. j,
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WASHINGTON.
I Portuguese Duty ON Wine.

WAsHINGFoN,S Oct. 9.-Official in
formation has been received that by
the late law Of the Portuguese Govern
ment the export duty of s. the pipe
on Madeira wine has been removed,
to compensate for the loss of which
a1revenue tax has been placed on the
retail price Of sundry articles, includ-
ing two cents on salt beef, one cent on
rice, and one cent on pork for every
two pounds and two ounces, and one
half cent on fish and petroleum per
liter.
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EUROPE. &
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Second Proclamation Of Garibaldi-
Insurgents. Daily Increasing Pa.
pal Troops ReinfOrced-Romes still
Quiet.
ENGLAND,

LONDON. Oct. ls-Garibaldi, from
the Islapd of Capreia, has issued his
second pr oclarnation, couched in very
violent words against the Cabinet
policy and personal action of Ratazzi.
The General charges Ratazzi with be-
ing an enemy of the Italian Unity,
and to some extent a tool of the
Church party and Napoleon. He
urges the revolutionary force to go on
and capture Rome.
The insurgents in the pontifcal
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ohio ElectiOn-Sheriean at Buffalo
Maryland Democratic State Con-
yentiOn-GeB. Sheridan at Spring.
field, Mass, &c.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct 9.-Both par
ties in Ohio claim the election of their
candidates by small majorities. The
probabilities are Hayes will have a
small majority. and that the Legisla-
ture will be Republican by a small
majority-not over one in the House
and two in the Senate Amendment
dead. a. a
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BUFFALO, October 9.-The Com
mon Council having by a party vote,
refused to invite General Sheridan to
visit this city on his way to St. Louis,
Mayor Wells called a meeting of the
citizens for Friday evening, to extend
the hospitalities of the city to him.
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CHICAGO, Oct. o. Returns from
Iowa are meagre, and not enough to
give an approximate estimate of the
majority of the Republican ticket.
Most of the. counties along the Du-
buqae & Sioux City and Dubuque &
Southwestern Railroads give increased
Democratic majorities. assa,q.r. +
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n. ". SPECIALS.

Election Returns-Cary Elected in
the Second Ohio District-He Does
not go to Congress to support Dem
Ocratic Reconsideration Dem.
Ocrats Attack the Gazette ONCE at
Cincinnatl-A Republican Editor
MObbed-The Ratification Meeting
for the Nomination ef Johnson for
President Postponed - National
Banks VS.. Secretary McCulloch.
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BALTIMORE, Oct 9.-The Mary
land Democratic State Convention
met to day, with Hon. III. G. S. Kelly,
President Colonel Odin Bowie was
nominated for Governor on the 9Th
ballot, receiving 56 votes against 50
for Hamilton.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Oct. 9.-Gen,
Sheridan was officially received by
the Mayor. The crowd at the depot
was large and enthusiastic, The
General remained only twenty min
utes. He will touch at Albany to-
night. -. -.
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WORCESTER. MASS. Oct. .9-Gen.
Sheridan stopped here an hour. this
morning, and was received by the
Mayor, city government, and military.
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Notice.
nY AUTHORITY OF III. McCUL-

ID LOCH, Secretary of the Treasury,
through con tract covering the wreck1ng on
gunboats. &c, in the Ten nessee River, 1
hereby notify all parties or party con-
cerned in removing machinery, ordnance,
&C., from sal boats, thai they must make
a report to me, Immediately, of the amount
removed OF machinery, ordnance, &c, and
inform alton that parties in st. Louis, Lou
isvtlle, Cincinnati, Evansville, and John
sonviiie, Tenn, have been concerned In
this removal 1t is hoped that these par
ties VIII attend TO fhis matter Immediately
and sasve legal process.
- GEO. L. WALLACE,
ocS dtf Contractor.
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Z NEWARK, NJ, Oct, 9,-The ma
jority for Peddie, Republican candi-
date for Mayor. is 26. -, ''.'
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B. L. ID. GUFFY,7 oaa
.ATTORNEY3AT LAW.

1kO1tO<k~N 40
Will practice in the counties of Butler
Prompt attention given to the COLLECTION
of claims. H5
References-Wheeler & Riggs, Hollin~-
worth & Bro, Chas. Babcock Z 60. Tap2.
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Evansville & Charlottesville
bltI Railroad Co.
Time and Rates Guaranteed.

Bg The above organization offers
more favorable inducements to ship
pers by this than any other route.
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r TELEGR A p II.

- : = -
For Commercial and Riper Dispatches see
MOP r FVth Page f1sasa..l %
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BIP., L., Geissler, of The firm of
Geissler q, Delang, has just returned
from New York, with the finest and
much, the largest stock. of Watches,
Diamonds, Jewellery, Silverware, fine
French Clocks. American and Import
ed Regulators and Office Clocks, ever
offered in this market. These goods
were selected with great care and
bought direct from the smanufactur-
ers, at the lowest cash jobbing prices,
and, therefore, enables us to sell as
low as the cheapest house in the
West Cincinnati and st. Louis not
excepted. We call the special atten-
ton of the SwRolesale AtradeAto- our
stock, and ask them to bring along
their Cincinnati bills, as we take
great pleasure In duplicating them q.
We are selling the celebrated Amer
lean Watehesand Seth Thomas, Il,
r. Welsch and New Haven Clocks, at
New Yofk list prices. to the Wholesale
trade. eoiS iGsuaf'i -sh2f.i 3nsd 500 sal
We are the sole wholesale Agents
in this city for the above named goods.
Call and examine our stock; no
trouble to show goods at
-lIau baGEIssLERi & DELANG's, "
No. AZ Main Street.
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The MArcH GAME AT OwENsBoRo.

HE MATCH GAME AT OWENSBORO
The Resolutes arrived home from
Owensboro early yesterday morning
highly delighted with their trip, be-
ing gratified no less by their brilliant
victoryin a. closelyF7c contested game,
than by the hearty reception they re-
ceived, and the open hearted hospi-
tally which had Been extended to
them BY their rivals, and by all the
citizens, They were literally awarded
the freedom of the city. and we're not
allowed to- pay ri any thing n u
n The game Was called at $780, With
the Owensboro Club at the bat and
the Resolutessl IN the field. We have
been furnished aby Master Sam B.
LaughlinIoe With an j Interesting and
eomprehensivet history Of the game,
which is.too long for publication,9but
for which we, are no. less grateful to
our tHohghtfM young friend. 70 By an
observation of the score and sum h ma IA,
(which we append, tit ,will be-se
That there was much ine batting, the
Owens bof6' Club max ing seven homo
runs "a a. the ResoIutes four, The
fielding was in favor of the Reso-
lutes, wNhlo9fitaok twelve balls on the
fly. while the greensboro took but
six. After the: game, which lasted
3 hours and s. minutes, was conciud-
ed, the Resolutes and those accompa-
nying them were2 eptertained with a
magnificent dinner, and at night they
receikerttie pliment of a splendid
ball, which was graeed by grand ar
ray Of the, beauty of Owensboro, vino
preseuted'the Club with several hapd1
some bouquets to CROWN their tri
umph. Mr., Morga n was made the
special recipient of a splendid bon
iquet, as the best player on the field
he having made the best score-nine
runs, and bat one out. . 49,
About one o'clock Friday morning
the boys embarked for home; filled
with Observation-Disclosures of the many
pleasing incidents of the day and
evening.
fThefoii6Rdne is thssscofe officially.
as furnished, gus blythe hSecretary of
the Resolute Club, together with. in;
n61es &ss .a>tbdf AOo III = II y
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Growing Reputation.

If the entire correspondence from South
America, Central America, and the West
Indies received Ok Ne ssrss HoEeuef e
Smith during The last twelve months were
published at length, 1t would probably be
considered one; OF the most nary
collections OF approbatory testimony on
record. The letters, written in every va
Kiety of style and emanating Il ON indt-
yiduals of almosts every el ass, lay6s b ever
theiess, all of the same tenor. Physicians.
priests, merchants, planters, military OFF,
GERS, artisans, lawyers, &C., tell one story,
admitting. without reserve or qualifica-
tion, that the tonics heretofore. in. use, in
those regions have been, gem rally and
Justly superseded by Hos1ErTER'S BIT
TgRS.
The confidence manifested by the people
Of these countries might be fairly called
enthustastic.a Yet these are not the only
tokens of the CROWN popularity o Z 2''ts
HoSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS.f
The foreign orders for the article from
Europe, Australia, New Zealand. China,
Japan, East indies, Cape of Good Hope,
Sandwich Islands, &c, have been heavier
than at any former Il eriod. - WON
AS an antidote to malaria, a stOmachic
and general inyigorant, they all testify to
AIS remarkable efficacy, s -e .ow
enzs sf.EHIla
= zrf.s ss.fs .tf.3 .l. 20 fffa tFl $ FL
E4a-