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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

The boot and shoe market is very quiet !:
buyers aresseaptefing and lukewarm, and
the volume Of trade ishardly up the ex-
pectations of manufacturers. There rs a
fair jobbing demand, however. Interior
and western dealers are Doing something
supply of seasonab,e goods oferip g is being
gradually reduced BY the sale Of small
lots.
: ] Mennfactnrsrsl retntninx out no goods
except to order: they are working up all
tie I" odds and sends'' of their material,
and will be careful to have no balances of
thick work left to carry over. tits the opin-
ion of many. however, that the fall busds
ness is far from being over. The distrib-
.gHts Rttsk in all the
and retail stocks are rapidly going into
consamption. Many. more goods. II is
already shipped, and hence a good busi-,
nsss here, laIe i1.theeeason, e expected.
without quo able change. Consumers are
working close up ana buy but very small
moderate, and holders generally well able
tocarry their stocks till Unreasonable de-
mand for the production of Spring goods
shall set in.-B Bulletin, 2th- a tft'
a4tEW AsNE LEtH -
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Money in Cincinnati.

The Commercial says of the money mar
-ket ofthe past weeka Il a 8
The demand for money has been steadily
large throughout the week, and the mar
ket, for the most part, kept in close condi-
ton. There are now more definite symp-
toms of increasing supply, but not to the
extent that there was reason to anticipate
would, ere this, have been the case. There
seems to be but little reason to- look for a
period of decided ease for some time to
come, since now the pork packing season,
against which bankers win soon have to
begin TO provide, Is not far off, And,
meanwhile, there will not, likely, be
much, II any, curtaiiment in the demand
from other sources. That feeling of conf
dences and assurance as to the future,
which is necessary TO give commerce free
motion, appears to be lacking. Money,
consequently, does not have free flow in
the channels of commerce, and, as rule,
tends TO centre in those places where il
can have employment in short operations.
Rates Of interest are firmly quoted at the
old range, 9912 per cent, on acceptable
mercaptile paper. Money. in the hands of
street brokers, seeking short Investment
on CONNER cial paper, Is in fair supply, but
less plenty than 1T was.
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The receipts Of goldfish are now liberal,
ing. The demand is light, and falls con-
sideIssly below that 0f last year at this
We quote sales of medium and large cod
flsh at s 50@6 Is per qtl. Small fish are
scafce and IN moderat e deTnapd. Nth sales
lots at 81 %, and Pollock at S3@3 50 per 9TH,
and very scarce.
The market for Mackerel has been active
the past week, and maintained full prices.
The stocks are small for the season, owing
to Hight catch. and the tradeare free buy
ers. Shore Mackerel are coming forward
more freely, and Bays also continue to ar
rive at outports, in, round. lots The effect
; of these liberal receipts will be to bring
grades. We note sales of Bay at go O0@21 &C
per barrelfOr No. 1; slS 00@14 90 for No. 2 !;
and SO 604i0 so for large, and So logs SO for
SIS 009l9 90 per bafrel.-Butletin, 18Th.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph.I CINCINNATI. Oct. 2.
, FLoUR-F'lr1n and in good demand, but
prices are ROT higher; extra SO 25(gl0 SO
and Family sll 25@li so; ifadey So . to
~ tv Il T4scarce and SC CHER, closing at
50 5092 IS for; Nos. q and pred, and holders
asking still higher prices IIe6s5za.5
CoRS-Duli and prices lower, closing at
csc for Mol shelled, and 90c in the ear.
OAfs-Inidernand at 62963c, the latter an
extreme rate. z 80 ss.sss Y
RYE ZF'frmer and wanted at 81 IS, hold
ers at the close asking higher prices.
K BARLEY Firm at 81 5091 80.
CoTToN-Dun and prices nominal at 1S14
@I9c for mfddling.
erWHIsKY-Is NORMALLY unchanged.
PRovISIONS-Tnere is a hrmer feeling in
the Provision market generally, and all
articles are held higher; clear Bacon sides
15<c higher, and at the close there were
buyers and no sellers at 17s<; Bulk Meats
are held Z@Hc higher. but there were no
sales. 81 1854
LARD-In good demand from New York
chiefly, and 1 200 tierces sold in the fore
noon al l3s4c. -
BUrTER-Firm at 3o@35c. 0H
CHEESE-At 15c.
EGGS-2092 c. go ~
ToBACco9Actfve; sales 2ls hhds at the
last quotations. 80 sst.~.'t
GOLDFISH.
MoNEy-There is no change in the Money
Market al - gss.fft -srl5sss i -f-
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. a.
TOBACCO = Less active, bnt prices not
quOtably lower. Vs.
CorToN-Heavy and nothing doing.
FLoUR-Very quiet: ia the businessfn
State prices are nchanget.
vs. WHEAT-Buyers stood off and but little
done; white Fall at 81 1902 II; red, 81 30(9
2 -36 hoiee Spring higher at q sTt9l so.
CoRN-Sl 05gl % for mixed and yellow;
81 l5aI 1917 for.choice and fancy white.
[OATS-Quiet at 620S5c. e.s
BARLEY-Firm at 81 25@1 80 for strictly
prime and extra choice.
RYE-Firm at 81 II, l 1214@1 Is.
PRovISIoNs-Quiet. Mess pork, S24. Ba-
con--clear sides, 1714@1714e; plain hams,
I9c sugar cured. 25a2514c; shoulders held
at l4c. s. i
RECEIPTs-Flour, 2,425 bbls; corn, 1.4s2
bushels. +#sgss Il 4 %aks1Ffkk fF
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81 EEewaEork Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, Oct.

DRY GooDs- Market inactive, and prices
have given way one cent per yard on Ill
drst-e18Ss prints medi INLAND low priced
IS only oneaha1f cent-not one cent per
yard. AL Standard makes sell at 221zc.
In gin CHAINS and co1ored @cottons there is
no change of moment, yet a tendency
downward Print cloth is reduced to. So
SIC, medium to best brands. Bleached
teduction Id Waai1a snffa Ia Nzc. There
ire still some cheap goods being offered,
such as are warranted. The most excellent
brand only commands Csc. The Debf1am
A .4-4areyredpcedto l5kcl sfHf
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RIVYER n p w s.
For Cher River Isen.s see severlth Paoe.97i

LOUISVILLE, October 2.-There is a rise OF
one iuchS IN the riseT% There are twenty
i've iricffes IN the canal.
CINCINNATI, Oei pher 1.-The river is I'M
changed. Weather clear NTherInorneter,
80 deg. Barometer falling rapidly.
The Chattanooga picked up a good trip,
leaving on time...-..The Mary Erwin did
hnotleave as it was iexpected, out will go
out to-day at oclock..-----The Alpha was
still laying npjfor repairs, ek pecting to get
away early last night, but did not do SO.
........The Lewellen will leave for Paducah
at II M........It was quite dull in the after
part of the day, and but little doingson the
awharfs ASgood. time Els affordedS wharf
boatmen for a little recreation, and gen
eral squaring up of old scores.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. :
2 In Bankruptcy,

nVHrs rs TO GIVE NOTICE. that on
y the a4th day of September, a. D. 1857.
AGAINST she es ST Of
Evansville. in the County of Vanderburgh,
ane State of Indiana, who has been ad-
that the yluent of any, debts and deliv-
cry of any property belonging TO such
bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him is forbid
den by law: that a meeting, of the credit
ors Of said ban krupt, to prove their debts
and to choose one or more assignees Of his
cy, 10 be holden at the offioes of Charles III.
Butterfield, on Third street, in the city of
Evansville, In said District, State Of In.
ter, on the 2Ist day Of october, AID. 1857,
at 10 o'clock An. tnI,J nss1n,G1 ~ ,T9h
BEN; :: SrOON Els
Oc9 i2f
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louisville Market.


IelegFapH.I LOUISVILLE. OCT. 4
TOBACCO SaIes1 of I0hhd at S4918 70 for
lugs and m ediun leaf.
FLOUR-Active; saperfine at So, and No.
/ at Sl2 so.
WHEAT-At 81 40. t~A'tt'
CORN-At &c sacked. J -s-, - d.
OATS-At 67@68c in but
SUGAR-Advanced nc. - h4.FII
COTTON-New at loc.
NESS p0RK-At$2. - rs
.BAcos SHoUIDERs-At I4114c; clear sides
at 1sc. HnA
LxRD-Tierce at 1SHc for kettle rendered.
AWfff>KY-Nominaf at 35c in bond.
H. 5. Julian d Co, Bankers, suspended
payment yesterday. They have made an
assignment of their assets. 5sfH
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

II ToSCousrRY MERcHANrs.-weld irect the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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vr Chicago Market.

By Telegraph 49, CHICAGO, Oct. z
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged.
+ WHEAT-Actfve and 11c higher; 81 Gig
1 81 for No. 1; 81 s715ai SO for No. 2.
Core. 149lzze higher; 81 031z91 "a for
oAIss.FiTi ana ic. higher: 5es@5l1zc;
closing at outside price.
RYE-Actiye and &C. higher; closing at
81 q for No. l, 81 70 for N0.2.
BARLEY-Less active and lc lower; 81 127a
al 1871 for No.2.
MESS PoRK-More active; S23 6214@A 90.
LARD-Actiye and firm at I31z@l35sc.
sfBEEF CATTLE Dull at So 121z; fair
steers, s. 20; good smooth grades, firm
Sc so for fair 50 choice.
RECEIPTS, 100 barrels of -four; lac. 600
bush els of wheat; z6, 600 bushels of corn (;
100000 bushels OF oats; 2, 100 hogs
bushels 'ofiwheat'; AZ, coo bushels of corn;
& AZ aasss-s s.. IT elss fos and
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New York cold and stock Market.

BY Telegraph New YORK, Oct 8.
GoLD-F irmer; opening at 1881, adyanc-
ing to 1925, and closing at a. HElA'
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-A re shade easier;
Coupons 81, 1l0z4i do. 80. I127s; do. 20,
l0S1s: do. '65, l0g1z; new issue, 1917; do. '67,
l07ss; 1o-40's 995s; 1905 1861. r.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day sold
$l,00O,OO0 Bonds and bought 81, 900 900 of 30
than $500. 600. - IS -
The money market is active and steady
at per cent. for call loans. Sterling dull
at 91sG95s for gold first class bills
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New York Market.
By Telegraph.1

By Telegraph NEW YoKK, Oct. 2.
,C !s aR R;ahS more aetiesaf 2i@a,c for
FLoUR-Keceipts. I2,724 barrels: l09I5c
better; rather more active; sales, 15.4O0
barrels at IS 65@9 40 for superfine State and
sg soSp d sHE e sSs Or Ss
Louis; sCalffornia steady; sales ,46I sacks
at sli 5O@lS SO; Rye Flour, sales, 500 bar
WHIsKYSMore active; sales, I,l5O. bar
rels Western at S@38c bonded.
a. . s ss z s sss2 o IS for
Michigan in store; s. e7j8 for small lots Of
RYE-Quiet and firm.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALI19uiet; small sales-l55 bushels; "
better; sales 81, 900 bushels at 81 291a(g1 80
for new mixed Western in store.
OATs-Opened heavy closed rather more
steady; sales, 5000 bushels at 71g74c for
CoAL-Unchaii9ed: sales by auction
LEATHER-Sole in moderate request at
29@30c for Buenos Ayres light weight.
WooL-ModeIately active; sales, 100000
RIcE-Nominally unchanged.
COFFEE-Fair request and steady.
sU rs d sales soO heFrsI4 of Cuba
.MoIszssEs.Qniet ard firm; sales 50 bbls.
HOPS-Upchanged.
33c for refined bonded.
PORK-Opeuedn rmer and closed heavy
sales $3.50 barrels at $23 H@A 90 for mess
closing at $23 81, cash; $40 5092l 90 for
prime.
1 n BEEFrrSteady;a sales lao. barrels at pre-
vfous prices also sales Of 500 tferces prime
Indian mess at private terms; beef hams
dull.
BACoN-Quiet. o
CUT MEATs-Steady sales $50 packages
al l291Sc for shoulders; 16@18c for hams.
LARD-Firmer; sales l $50 barrels at l41z
@l5c.
1BurrER-steady at l5@27e forDhio and
7't ttHfsn.sRsss1ouiet.i slda1ovfi sfom
y .FREIGHB --Freights- to Liverpool firm
and advancing; 23,0O0 bushels wheat ship.
ped at I'd per bushel.
LATEST-5 p. N. ~---~
FLoUR-C1osed 59l0c better, with a fai
demand. partly speculative.
for No. 2 Spsing,A and ~ 35@2 SO for No.
RYE.Firmer at 81 50Q1 IS for Western.
on spot and to arrive.
OATs-Firm at z31z@z4c for Chicagozand
Ohio.
CoRN-Quiet at 81 3l@l 80 for good to
prime mixed Western.
PoRK-Dull, heavy and nominal; SO 80(9
% 80 for mess, cash and regular. Il
= sBEEF-Quiet and wfthoutd decided change.
CUT MEATS-Dull and unchanged.
BACoN-Dull, with a dropping tendency.
LARD-Qulet at lsN@14Xc for fair 10
dered. sbGt
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Memphis Market.
By telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Oct. 2.
CoTToN-Dull at 1S@19c.
CORN-Heavy at 81 2St01 80 in store.
HAY-At S25 00t92S 90.
OATS-At 73975c.
PoRK-At 81 90.
sBAcoN-shoulders atl5@l6c. Il
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l election for Church Trustees.

= n ELECTION will be held Saturday,
IN Octo Der 5th, 1857, in the city OF Evans
Vile, Vanderhurgh County, Ind in the
basement OF the High School corner of
Pm, for the purpose of electfng three
trustees of the German Baptist Church.
"a VIM. +. q. MEISSNER,
seas DIV Church Clerk.
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New Real Estate Agency
Up. Elliott Il Son

j. p. Elliott e Son
TT AVE OPENED A REAL ESTATE
III Agency for the sale of and renting O.:
lands. houses, &C., &C.
Persons having houses or land to rent OF
sell, or persons wishing to purchase or
rent, will do well by calling on them at
their office, on
Third Street, near Locust,
I'm EiIfottss Block.
junell II
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50 sdl JOS. n. G0FFAEAN,sii
I, ,.' y, General Auctteneer.
Auction Honsel4 CORNER MAIN AND
LOCUST STREETS. "A 49,;

ocs dsm Ea-axnn.i EyAssy1atE, IND j
A10TIE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the undersigned has been appointed
admin istretoy Of the estate of Morris r.
Matheny, late Of Vanderburgh County. de-
ceased.S The estate is probably insolvenf.
= 80 GEORGE BENNETT. Admit; n
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$500 Reward

" rest and delivery of VIM. W. MAX
WELL at the Jail of Ohio County Ken
lucky, If arrested out of Kentucky, or $500
If arrested in the State. Said Maxwell
John a. Smithon the 18th day
of September last. He is about IS years Of
age; black hair. and little gray; blue
eyes; about feet inches high; tree
, spoken generallys profane; very lame
the left leg very crook ed and stiff; wears
a cane; strong voice for one of his size.
se26 ]. STUART,
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s. n. R0LEY'S ..
Real Estate AGENCY.

In the Office of VIM. Emery, Justice of the
Peace, On Third Street, between Main and
Locust.
! Heal Estate bought and sold on commits
sion, at reasonable rates. No charge, If the
sale is not effected. Will attend to the pay
ment of taxes, collecting of debts. renting
of1houses, DC, &c. ty25 dSm
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rf@ akrss& al 4eF
sfl ag<-eu t
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.is McNEELY & sSCHUBERTS h'
ReaI Estafeaias,d .Insuran ce.
a... Agency u
No. Il EIEnnERFCH-S RIOCE

Real Estate and sInsuranc ea
a.. Agency, u
No. EIEDDERECH'S BLOCK,
Corner Room, Second F1oor,)~ X
Opposite the Court-Eouse, esAksNA4
EVANSVILLE, IND.
- LlEtzGM
OVER leo HOUSES. and LOTS in va
rious parts of the city for sale, including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT GARDENING LA ND,
convenient 70 the city; also land suitable
'o FA sfsifI@sf LAND improved and unim.
proved, in this and other States, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber,
Coal, and Saline Lands. @F.4zs
nB An eligible BUSINESS STAND, well
situated for Country Trade and buying
produce, having plenty of ground and q
storehouse, blacksmith shop, and dwell,
Several BUSINESS HOUSES TO LET:
also comfortable Lodging-Room near
the centre of business fa..
number of bargains now On our books
and several applications on file to pur-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may hnd customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have number of
4 applications Tor renting dwelling houses.
change, or rent are requested to enter ne
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is disposed of.
Terms reasonable. .- 80
sT|lK9nl sINSpRANCE fhE
OF all kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given to LIFE INSUR-
ANCE. y
at this Office. aus
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2" "a FOR CAIRO.
3 80 The iine light-draught steamer
NARY ERWIN,
II llt w. A. Lowth, Master;
- t.s,5 G. WsVinyard, Clerk, =
Leaves for Cairo and all way landings
THIS DAY, Thursday, Oct. Sd, at 8 Pm. ? 3
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to HUBBS, PATRICK q CO.,
u a..l.1enl BIZ .1aah = Agents.
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

- PIGEON TOWNSHIP, Sept. 80, 1857. :.
Evansville Jan NAL Com pany: -
Please announce the name of VIM.
WARREN, ST., as a candidate for Assessor
OF Pigeon Township at the ensuing october
election.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-18
WHlSlIlcRS
AND
M on ST ACH Els !

EORCEn 20 grow upon the snisoihc.t face in
i trom three to i've weeks, by using Dr.
scvigne's Resturatucr Capllnirc, tho most
wonderful discovery IN molrru science, acting
upon the beard and hair IN m almost mracn,
louis mauncr. II has been used by the elite Of
Paris and London with the most ilattciing sur
ecss. Names of allpnrchascis will l~ rgistcr
cd, and IL entire satisfaction IL not given IN ~
cry instance. the money will he rhccriuuy re-
funded. riice by mail. sealed aud paatpgidL
al. Descriptive circulars aud testimonial n
mailed free. Address BERGER SHUTS 81
CO., Chcmi'ts, no, 10 Givrr street Troy, n
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Probate Courts,
l}r.nIllll.ll District.

npoN,TE COURTS WILL re HOLDEN
within and f,S the District of bradford,
for tLc wear ensuing. as follows VIZ;
A., tls waiter House, in bradford, on the
"a TUESDAYS Ia january, May, July, and Sep
TENDER. 60 ut,
,hn sccnuJ rursdn, in December and the I'd
TUESDAYS in February, April and October,
a tho uotcl IN East Co,inth,on the I'd Tues.
Jo,s Of March, June, August, and November.
ALVAH BEAN, Register,
Vest Fircc, Dec. l. lSG6.
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DR.. D. H.. SEElYE g. co.
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
GENERAL AGENTS,

John ID. Park, CINCINNATI Ohio; Fuller,
Finch n Fuller, Chicago, III. Burnhains y
NanShaack, Chicago, Ill.,, Demas, barnes y
Co., New York u. Ransom Il Ca, Builalo, n.
Y. ; Farrand, Shelley n Co. Detroit, Amh.
ards a. Co, Philadelphia, Pu. X. y. Sellers 4
Co., Pittsburgh. Pa; Collins Brothers, st.
Louis, Mo. Barnes, Ward a. Co.., New Wr-
leans, Ian, X. A. Robinson 4 60" Lo'ii..ilm'
Ky. l,igley u Bro: Memphis, Tenn, =. f.
Dcpuy, Richmond, Va, Thompson q b'ock'
baltimore, Md. Dexter a. Ncllegor, Albany,
Ny. strong a. Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio;
VIM. johnston Detroit, Mich. Wilson, Peters
& CO.. Louisville Ky,
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SCROFULA.

The Rev. Geo. Storrs of Brooklyn, New York
says, in the Bible Examiner, by way of apollo
~ for publishing a medical certificate in his
Magazine, of the cure of his only son, of Serof-
nla. after dissolution appeared inevitable
We publish this statement not for pay, but
in gratitude to God who has thus ans ered
prayer, and in justice to DIR. Anders being sat
sfied that there is virtue in the Iodine Water
treatment which the readers OF this Magazine
will thank its editor for bringing to their
notice !"
CIRCULARS free.
DIR. ii. Anders' Iodine Water Is fer sale by
j. =. DINSMORE. Proprietor, 81 Dey st. n.
Y, and by ali Druggists
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A CARD TO INVALIDS
4 CLERGYMAN WHILE RESIDING l

CLERGYMAN WHILE RESIDING IN
~ south America rs a missionary, discovered
a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Ner-
vous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the whole
train OF disorders brought on Ivy banefnl land
yicious HABITS Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy:
Prompted by desire 10 benefit the afflicted
anG unfortunate. | will scnG the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, III a sealed
envelope. to any one who needs il, Free OF
charge
ed to Yourself. -
Address. JOSEPH I. iNMAN.
Station H. Bible House.
Gin~ New York City
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-18

---TnE AMERICAN HAIR RE.ENERAroR ASp
HAIR DRESSER il pronounced hy AK who have
used it, the be Hair Restorative H. the mar
kct, 1t is fast working Itself tpte publU favor
aud already it stands upou the totft tsAles IN
many of our first houses. me ,Att.s VI tasli'
ion are delighted with it, for It is nsh esl% sssb
II beautiful dressing. hat 1t docs not soA tee
most delicate hcaa dress.
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WlSIAR'S DALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

This remedy has long been cherished by the
community fol its remarkable efficacy IN reliev-
ing, healing and curing the most obstinate,
painful and long standing cases of cough,
Cold, Influenza, Sore Throat, bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, 1sthmd, Inflammation Of the
Lungs while even Consumption itself has
yielded to the magic influence when all other
means have failed. It's history proves that
the past has produced no remedy of equal
value, as cure for numerous and dangerous
pulmonary affections which prevail all over
the land.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From Andrew Archer, Esq, of Fairfield,
Me.
"A bout eight years since my son, Henry A.
Archer, now Postmaster ut Fairfield, Somerset
county, Maine, was attacked with splitting of
blood, cough, weakness of lungs, and general
debility so much so that our family physician
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