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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS, MARCH %.
at u O,clOCk M. 40 Philadelnhn Exchange.

at L o'clock M, at Philadelphia Exchange,
RIDGE AvENGEAVaiaaGle EA MiaIAIb ot and frame mes.
Sn2gfes &gfNT above Wiley X StEest Ev srpprrs
corner - Valuable business stand and three7story
CHRisTiAN sTREET-BuudIng lot north side
west s Of [I,I GEays ErdIy Ferry road r s...,o
Ste non avenue three fronts.
CHEsNUT HiLL-Lot Of over 10 acres on the road
leading from Wlssahickon turnpike to Germantown
LOCUST STREET, near Finy.second street
Twenty seventh v ard- Building Lot.
DELANCo, N. J.-Building Lot on Holly street,
MONROE COUNTY. Pa.--Two tracts Of Land. in
CENTRE COUNTY, Pass acres in Bush town.
ship, o,,--,.
$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s Bonds, due 1871
Interest payable January and July, free from
time before maturity into Consolidated Mort
10000 Reading and Columbia Railroad per cent. 1st
$4,000 BalO Eagle Valley Railroad per cent coupon
5000 susquehanna Canal Preferred Interest per
cent. coupon registered bonds.
29GS o SgSgGehSnnW9 GaneS per cent coupon bonds
$4,000 7per cent schGy Navigation Company Boat
Loan, accrued interest from Nov. l, 1866.
$1,000 Union Canal Company 6per cent coupon bonds.
bon prScpa sT and neres s saaE
$1,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad per cent.
coupon bonds, lsJ mortgage. Guaranteed by
Pennsylvania Railroad.
$4,000 City of Trenton cent, coupon bonds.
SlUCO per cent Compromise Bonds City of Plttsburg.
SlUO per cent. CerJlDCaLeS OF City
PittSburg.
$50 shares North Pennsylvania RailroaClstock
100 I" Camden and Atlantic Railroad Preferred
stock.
100 Allentown Rolling Mil.
l4l Allentown Iron Company.
1856 " Lehigh Crane Iron Company.
III " Lehigh Zinc Company.
257 Little Scnuylkill Railroad Company
2S East Mahauoy Railroad Company.
100 " Pennsylvania salt Manufacturing Co.
10 Locust Noun ain Coal aud Iron Company,
100 Susquehanna Canal Company.
2OO0 g Schuylkill and Oil Creek Oil Company,
80 North American Oil Company.
800 Mammoth Oil Company
2OU HoTsenecR and Burning Spring Oil Co,
900 Flenniken Oil Company
$500 " Spring Dale Oil Company.
100 4" Sumner Oil Company.
5000 Florence Oil Company,
$50 Fulton Coal Company.
100 " Philadelphia and Californ Petroleum
Company. 1926
100 shares Black Heath Coal Company.
500 bond Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail-
road Com pany.
i share Preferred Stock Philadelphia and Baltimore
| Central Railroad Company.
81 scrip Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail-
| road Company.
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DRY GOODS.
T. G. STRAWBRIDGE & co.

PLAID SILKS, aI'Iak.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SILKS,
gII2k,
INDIA SILKS, SI'37k.
HEAVY mOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS, ss.SO.
HEAVY BLACK SILKS, EXTREMELY
LOW.
ELEGANT RICH GROs GRAINS, sa.OO.
MAPLE AND GOLD-EDGE SILKS.
POULT DE sOIEs, MODE, PEARL, AND
sTEELs, srs7.
An examination of the above SILKS is
solicited.
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New York Bank statement.
Sc. Decrease.

- NEW YORK, March lS.-The Bank statement
shows the following
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PIQUES FROM AUCTION.
sl5O pieces PIQUEs. very cheap, As, 60, 70
cents.
80 pieces NAINsooK MUSLIN. 25, 81, 81, 80
cents.
so pieces SOFT FINISH CAMBRIC AND
PLAIDS, 81, 81, so cents.
80 pieces NEW PLAID NAINsoOK, for
Dresses,
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- n MAOKEY, AUCTIO E R
W. N'osaee No. 42l CoMMERCE Street. 22itt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-14
Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills

Are prepared only for a legitimate pur-
pose, and are the only safe and effective
medicine for all those painful and danger
tuition is subject. They are the only Genu-
iue Female Pills extant. No article of
medicine intended for the exclusive use of.
Females, that has ever made its appear
Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills. BY their in
vigoratiug properties the appetite and di-
gestion is improved, the hue of heal tn 10
spine relieved, and all the indications of
Neryous- Debility removed. No maiden,
wife or mother should be Without the AIys-
tic Pills. Try them, and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend. Price 50 per
box, or 3 boxes for s.. For sale by all drug
gistS in Evansville.
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yoA, Rush. There was a j, regular clus-
ter in and around the, several book
stores, yesterday, seeking valentines.
Colonel Barter was oyerrun, and
talked of sending for the police, but
a crowd Of good customers to buy at
Eholesale,caused him to change his
mind. John II. Scott stood it stoi-r
cally, while Fish, in his ripping
brook skirted by handsome meadows.
smiled and sold, and sold and smiled,
till his stock was exhausted. The
post Office clerksgwiSh Valentines day
would come twice week. 1t is such
a holiday oIBIackguafdu sent
us his photograph,yet.H Why is this
thus? issas s-ofue9v9 y ioor }aod.sqa
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Proceedings of Council.
GdUNtILe CHAafBR..

Council met pursuant taadiourn
mentl Present, His Homo, Mayo !
Baker, and OouncilmenbD Den III I'm
nell, Heilmap nSmitho Wiltshire Mid.
Ter and .RRseihtg7f Albsept-Aillsa and
The minutes Of the lastmegdng
were read and appfoveds1iaE bi4f'G
70 The following bills were pesented
and ordered to be paidsuslissiB
+eD Joseph Gapples repairing So Sol
Evansville. journal Comply, So.
80; NJ sDartsa1ani, Hauling, Ec., S57.
40; WmIHunhell, services, l25; R1t
benz NJ Daviss salary, S1G Kdhn
iNewmans lamplighter, F$48 s; j. E.
Dannan, Market Master, 81; Jacob
Straub. 'sundries, 50 so; Tos. See
frets, hauling Iengine,i 81, John
PShanklin, rent lof Ios' $76i0,uChas.
E. Bateman, painting engins S52 90;
lin, sundries, 81; jackson Fe Com
pany, hauling engine, ST. Peter
IZapp and his brigade labor SOB 20;
Day Police salary, $137; Mat Police
salary, $125; John McInneIy, street,
crossings, SOL; i. Tglehai & Co..
floor mop, rs cents; Lane 4 Badley,
suhdries,lS6s Adams Expresservices,
b Wharf Report from Fehary 1st,;
1867, showed 43 boats lanH and 5
passed without landing. Dtal col2
lections, t$241i 00.ot s 1GgDe5 god an.
& Report of Oak Hill Cemery show
ed 8 interments fer the wR ending
February 9TH, Il s
Locust Hill Cemetery shTed l in
terment during same time. a9sa u
1.-The schedule of g HenryS. Miller
was read and eoncurred in, .i57 rod
was received :om sun
dry leading citizens askingle city to
purchase a small nhand -ange for the.
use of a volunteer ceInpanpf young
men, who propose to, run he (" MAJ
sheen without cost to theity. Orr
-dered. that the MAYOR max inquiries
relative tolthe cost Of suchni engine.
The following persons we granted I
license to sell intoxieatiII whisky: ]
Henry Huff, Henry Aims j aryis &
Co, Frank Zelgrenhage Daniel
Hemingerenai9alJ e = o15t PIT
George Singeruasked npenissi6n to
erect a frame building with the fire
limits. Granted. ooa NJ e;faooelf
The Mayor reported thjfollowing
claims for damages for ohing out
Water Street, amountingto nearly
$4,000, which were ordeds to be
filed by the Clerk. E,..f, .oof4; Il
Mr.. Fl. C. Bloupt aleared be-.
fore the Council and explained |
the matter ofllthe 1clail of Reel
ker, Blount & Co., fl damages |
by being flooded with war, Coun-
Gilman Smith thought, t city was
partly id fault, and the fn of Reel |
ker, Blount x Co wer partly in 4
fault No one knew whawas about
to happen, and no one hi prepared
% meet contingencies. Icy had or
namented the city and ITCHY ought
to act magnanimously. / moved to |
allow half the bill, and wn the citi-
zens that no such bill vi hereafter |
be paid. The motion walost, Ayes |
3; noes 4. The matterEas finally
talked over and laid asidor the pres
ent.fN -9UboTq isGy stl5us .0ldsis |
70 ~ dnuCTd3 is1Igm I9l5H0 Dis 81
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Cropping IN THE DARK.-On Tues |

CROPPING IN THE DARK.-On Tues
day evening a salubrious cuss was
discovered by Bill Dougherty, Deputy
Marshal, making demonstrations with
a revolver on Vine Street. Dougherty
went for him, but being warned Of
the impending danger, the mar. with
the revolver got up and busted, He
soon disappeared in a drinkery on
Vine Street, and when Deugherty en-
tered all the inmates were entirely
obliYious, as to any one having enter
ed. Dougherty was not satisfied, and
made search, After searching up
stairs he went into the cellar, but it
was too dark to see. He lighted a
match and then discovered the cul-
prit crouched upon a bench behind a
barrel, pretending to be fast asleep.
Bill pulled him down on the floor,
but the fellow refused to locomote.
Dougherty called for light. but the
proprietor gave the call no heed
Dougherty came up stairs, and got a
light. but when he returned to the
cellarithe bird had flown. A warrant
is in the hands of the ofieer, and if
found in the city he will be favored
with an interview with Recorder Nell
son. 4.fa sag oid .na nos 1gQ3 3rG
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@"V TOES" were the order in the las
session of Congress, but nothing was SO
effectuallyNe aSamd iges ion, Dkspep-
DYSPEPSIA CURE. No two-thirds vote
can ever sustain these troubles when the
Cure is called to the rescue. Dyspepsia
cannot exist wherefCoe's Dyspepsia Cure
is taken land d&Wlt
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co . BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
i ia E'EE{a : 49, Z -
National Cancer Institute
.YN8sITgOande1R EZa sSEA0.
aMagnetiE Infirmary, 53 II sd
Oh Cincinnati. Ohio.

Having some special cases that require hi
presence h Evansv lie, viii take rooms a..
he Sherwood House, October ed, to re-
main frontier to twenty days, During hi
stay, all that are suffering from disease
especially tn ose considered incurable and
of long standing, are specially invited to
consult him He has specifies and anti
dotes that never fail for CANCERS, CON-
SUMPTION ASTHMA, RHEUMATISM
DYSPEPSIA, HEART DISEASE, EPI-
LEPSY, and treats all other diseases, in
Guiding the worst cases of FEMALE
WEAKNESS, with the happiest results.
OclQ diff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-14

A LARGE BIRD.-A Mr.. Simpson
while hunting near Owenyille, Posey
County, few days ago, shot an
eagle that measured s feet 10 inches
from tip to tip of his wings.
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B1%The Evansville JOURNAL re-
lates "a most shameful exhibition of
Radical depravity witnessed Friday
night last in Goodselyille, Indiana,
Three small boys were reeling along.
the streets drunk The Journal
thinks the creature who furnished the
liquor $ should beexecrated.p Is that
a species of capital punishment?--
Louisville Courier I6s ED aa 57a
1t would be capital punishment if
vigorously applied.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

Na
To LoUIsyILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock A, M. Every w ednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 o'clock
p. NJ. 49,, 81 EkF T
n To cArRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 8
o'clock p. N. ~
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock P. NJ
TO EAsTPoRT Every Thursday lat
TO MEMPHIs.-Eyery Saturday at A
O'Clock r. VI. 1900 .-er
Vats o'clock Pm. sw p,uos .-.a-... ..... .os
Z Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
Wiley carrying tn mail, leaves at IA. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. wfJf
:. New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon,
days and Fridays att A. NJ Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. NJ.
Mt: Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily {ex-
cept Sundays) at A. NJ Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by P. NJ. 80 arr.I $50
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sum
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock p, M. W -5A lsf
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ADDANDA.-The Grand Army Of
the Republic in their card fof thanks.
yesterday to those rendering their val
liable services OH lthe,occasion of their,
late concert, intended to include the
Turner Band with the Tarnverin So
'ciety. 90 - gIG.IA ~ /.
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Ga MUbTThe- prevalent evil in this
city is mud GA Main Streetcit is not
deep but very thin, and the crossings
are generally bad. "A small detail Of
the Zapp brigade cleared several of
the crossings on 'Fdcsdag,, obut they
were worse than eyer yesterday sy-
lcamore Street, from the river to Third
Street, except at the plank crossings,
is,a regular quagmire, and will soon
be impossible. Mud is ooz.ing up
through the paa9ements, and in. places
planks have been laid over the brick
forn the convenience of pedestrians,
Mud is the rule-dry walking the ex-
ceptiOn.v 1870 -
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1To.niebt. for the first time in this

Tonight, for the first time in this
city, will be presented the great play,
g Money, = with the afterpiece,5 The
Happy Man" We hope the weather
will improve, and with it the audience.
The company, certainly deserve better
patronage.
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Fop S.1p 2..f,ooL 4 tfaalvl n .Gr of

For SALE.-Coek 4 Healy now Of
fer the Stock and Fixtures of the
iHousekeepers' Emporium for Sale.
This offers to any one, that wishes
to go into the Grocery and House
Furnishing Business, chance such
as has never been offered in this 8city
before. The reason for selling out,
Mr.. Cook has bought a farm, near
Boston, Mass, and he is Obliged to-
take possession of it April 1st, 1867. If
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CITY NEWS.

The Marine Hospital and lot are
advertised for sale at public auction
on the 18th inst. ad
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hTCUT KIT eDpMN99THef Gag Static n
the corner of Main and Water Streets
is source of dread to all who pass
that way. Yesterday the top-nast
'swayed in the wind, md mange4peetrl
ed to see it come down with run.
We think it had better be- removed
before it causes a funeral. r.x1ya
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LOCAL NOTICES.

W BG- Our best and intelligent citi-
gems buy Dry Goods at Elliott Auc- q
ton; daily at ppm. Soon to be over
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II MAGIC PowDER.-L, Z. Gilbert &
Co, are agents for a. preparation call
ed 6 Cases Magic Rowder, which is
said to be without rival for cleans
ing all kinds of household ware. We
advise our lady readerstO get some
and try it. 4 N FL 81 eaia
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APPLES APPLES Parsons SEQ
vile & Co. have just received a small
lot of choice Eastern Apples. Call
early, or they will be gone. q Main
street. h /. w III j. q febl2-tf |
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; r-r4a
PETROLEUM ". NAsBY.-The Sec.
rotary of the Library Association has
Just handed us the following from
Mr., Nasty to his agent Edwin
/, Brown, of Chicago.
~ DEAR Six: z am reflctantiS COM
PEELED to withdraw all my lecture en-
gagementsa L have been sick two
thirds Of the, summer, half the time
confined to my house, and the other
half unfit for anything = ~ x
I had determined to fill your twenty
engagements, but I find myself late
-injthe season; Suffering from nv an
Gent enemy, which Iiknew, from past
experience, will not letsp 'nin time
for me to fill them. / regret itg the
more, las I have 1ooked forward with
Lively, anticipations' to the trip for
m9hths. nsswiad 1sa9aq .Ta!HsT rs r
n Wearegret this, as We were anxious
to hear the Professor on Biblical Poli-
JsAeo- 70 .lninru17H
Hon. Carl Sehurz has authorized
the announcement that he will lect ure
in this city on the 9th inst.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-14

Plank sidewalks were ordered as
follows North side Eighth street,
from Harriet street to the east side OF
,Holzgraye's 81 Enlargement. North
side of Seventh street, from Harriet
street to east side of Holzgrave's En-
largement. North side of Sixth street,
from Mary to Harriet. North side,
from Harriet street to the west line of
Northern Enlargement. Northeast
side Third, from Gum to Powell.
Northeast side Third, from Powell to
Blackford's Grove. Southwest side
Of Eighth, from Oak street to the ca.
nal. South side Wheeler, from Line
to Governor street. Southeast side
Walnut, from Fifth to Church streets.
The proposals for new steam fire
engine, as accepted, was read and or
dered to be filed. Q i-'a4-'i ''as''a 80
The profile Of the proposed new
road to Oak Hill Cemetery was pre-
scented and examined. ~ Fr "a Tan
:. Heilman reported that he had con-
Ptracted for the property on the pro-
posed line of First Street from 1eet
Street to Ftlton Avenue. Terms
81, 900, and balance in two equal paw.
nents at one and two years, from the
LIST Of june. @9Ass8 sg9l Egl
Mr.. 5. Armstrong appeared and ex-
planned his bill for glass broken by. a
shot designed for an iinmuzzledc dog
The bill was ordered TO be paid.I
DaJohn Inwood asked for a side
walk, Of Glass No. 2,ong the south side.
of Canal Street, from Rowleyito Cen,
ter; south side of Canal Street, from
Center to Market; south side of
Canal Street, from Market to Main !;
east -side, : Of. Block l., Smith 5 En-
largement, west side of Smith Street,
from John to Canal; east side Of
Block 2, Smiths Enlargement, west
side of Smith Street from William 10
John. .,,.,..-....,...,s
Smith moved to bowlder Water
Street, from Locust to Sycamore. and
to pave the wharf Seconded BY
Dean. Heilman moved to amend by
adding the block from Sycamore to
Vine. The subject. was discussed
miscellaneously at considerable length,
after which, the subject was taken I'M
der advisement until next Monday
night. y saa .uN u8i
9I The Mayor.suggested that an audit,
ing committee be appointed to care
fully audit the books and accounts of
the. city. Taken under advisement,
till Monday evening. s.
2 On motion, the Council adjourned.
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Va RECORDER COURT. Business con-
tinues unchanged in the Recorders
Court.
fe Yesterday ayoung manaof the city
was presented on three several
charges, and we are sorry to say that
it is not the first, time that he has
made his appearance before that au-
gust dispensator of justice. The first
charge was for being drunk and as
saulting peaceable citizen, for which
he was fined S5ywith 81 % costs.
Secondly, he. was. charged with public,
indeeency, which cost him IS 05
more, and thirdly, he was charged
with having used indecent language,
for which he had to shell'out 81 IS,
making in all neat little bill for one
evening sport of $1S s. - -
Another nice young man who used
to figure extensively about the city,
and who has slight pecuniary rela-
ton with nearly every man of his ac-
quaintanee, was found extremely
drunk, and was pulled by the po-
lice. He was charged 81 20 for his
luxuries ,aand when we last saw him
he was hunting some one to furnish
the wherewithal. He found it diff
cult to find any one willing to invest
in him.
RAa business firm of the city, on
Tuesday night, committed the enor-
nous crime of leaving four small shoe
boxes on the sidewalk, which indis-
erection cost them. IS o.. sar 10 q
- - .tegTf2 tat0H auG
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FOUND AT LAsT.-A note from Gen.
Yeatch of Rockport, to Sheriff Oar.
ling, contains the. intelligence that
the insane man, who ran away from
the poor house near our city, was
found in, Clay Township, Spencer
County, "a few days ago in a suffering
condition He was. taken to Rock
port and placed in the poor house
there, until something definite can be
ascertained in regard to his home and
friends There. can Be little. doubt
that he is the same individual for
whom orr Sheriff has advertised9dt nj
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Ia IF you are in need Of, stock
of liquors. ourl advice would be for
you to go tosHbdge5 Carr &iGofe, icofHgO)
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
Of them for less money than any lsks
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors Warranted as represented.
- ian9tf IANAM INAllIMND
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BagS5i5 ffiSiF DyS.
,lendid Hair Dye is the best Id the

This splendid Hair Dye is the bestifi the
world. lEheE onlES Eblee and perfect Dye.
Harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects ofss {3ttdfr R5esa Inyigorates the hair,
leaving ~ soft an beautiful. The gen1l-
Inc is 81 gnedsBl7i 5dSD "A aBdtehet0T. All 9TH
ers are mere limitations, and fsGhouldi be
fumers. Factory 81 .BarclaS street, New
York.
eB- BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART
dec LILY. $500 - =.
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BaS~ Messrs Cell & Rheinlander, .
music dealers, Third Street, below
Sycamore. are daily in receipt of the
newest publications. dec29-dtf
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INSANE. = Justices Walker and
Stinson We're engaged yesterday in
investigating a case rof alleged ziu-
sanity. Mrs. Rector, it was alleged
was insane, and had been So for some
years The Justices, after a careful
Investigation, SO adjudged, rand she
will probably be sent to the Insane
Asylum. She has been a widow but
a few months, and is the mother Of
fyejchildreu.l 1t is,asad case.
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Singers and Public Speakers

will find ITroches useful in clearing the
voice when taken before Singing or Speak
Ing, and relieving the throat after an un-
usual exer..on OF the vocal organs. Tbs
-roches are recommended and prescribed
by Physicians, and have had testimonial
from emipent men throughout the coun-
try. Being an article ofltrue merit, and
having proved their efficacy by a test of
many years, each year finds them in new
localities In various parts OF the world, and
the 7Toches are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only Browns BRONCHIAL TRo-
CHEs, and do not take any Of the -Woy'f1ess
limitations that may beGoffered. sehD -&vE-
RYwHERE. pfdec6 d&w6n