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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

SON, by SAMUEL. SMILES; with Portraits
and numerous illustrations. New York /:
HARPER a BROTHERS For sale by Ro-
BERT CLARKE & Co., Cincinnati. Price
S3 90. 4
Few men Of any age have done
more for civilization and the real
blessing Of the world than the sub
jects of these memoirs. They are
the two English engineers who rose
above the common level of their oc-
cupation, and took rank among the
celebrated characters of history. The
story of their lives is one of interest
equal to that of work of fiction,
while it is the plain record of the
persevering industry and pertinent
endeavors of men laboring to benefit
their countrymen and the world. The
Introductory chapter gives some strik-
ing figures concerning the net of rail-
ways about London. Three thousand
six hundred local trains are run in
and out of the city daily, besides
three hundred and forty trains which
depart to and arrive from distant
places. At the Cannon Street station
five hundred and twenty-soven trains
pass each other daily, and at the Clap
ham Junction seven hundred trains.
During 1867, one hundred and four
millions of passengers were. carried
In and out of London. During the same
time the roads carried 6.309.446 gal
Ions of milk into the metropolis,
1852 tons of coal, etc., etc.
Mr.. Smiles received the cordial co.
operation of Robert Stephenson in
gathering and arranging the material
of this volume. Many of the Incl
dents, anecdotes, etc.. were obtained
from brakemen. golfers, engine ers,
and others who were intimately &C
quainted aud associated with George
Stephenson. srf -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

GROCERIES.


IA TABLE COLLOQUY. Il
say, my dear. where did you buy this
Il surely is the best ever did see;
Its favor il nne, It's strength Is good
would buy more of 1t did know where
could?
To the EUREKA BAZAAR then straight
way go,
And bring me home q pound or two;
For 1t was there bought 1t, just to try,
And IL yeu liked 1t, more would buy.
To the EUREKA BAZAAR will surely
go,
And bring you home i've pounds or SO;
For no one appreciates higher, yon see.
So richly favored a cup of tea.
TEAS, SUGARS, coFFEEs, EXTRACTS,
and SPICES
| Are retaiIed there at wholesale prices,
And everything else In the grocery line;
Their stock is large and the assortment
| fine.
II what you tell me find SO,
| 1 shall tell all the neienbors there to go,
For "a sixpence saved is q shilling earned
So remember this is good thing learned
That they can ret-ii so low is a matter OF
surprise,
But the secret OF this In a nutshell lies.
They buy for cash, and sell for the same,
So they don't have to charge for "duck'
that are lame"
sT Remember the place rs MAIN
STREET. We have the largest stock o.
| any house in the city engaged In the re
tall grocery tIade, and are selling many
Sr novIo At oe'A"0' vICKERY BROS.
RYEW BUCKwHEAT FLOUR, HON
IN my, and Cranberries Just received a
novl0 VIChERY BROS. % Main 81.
TF you WANT LBS. OF GOOE
u RIO COZ ZEE for 81, go to
novlO VICKERY BROS. 70 Main 81.
YOU WANT NICE FRESH BAL
III timore oysters, go to
novlO VfCKEkY BROS, 70 Main st.
VT YOU WANT NICE NEW RAJ
IL sins at 25c. per pound, go to
novIO NICKERY BROS. % Main 81.
IF you WANT CROSS q BLACK
IL wells English Pickles or sauces. o
choice nesO A aerIcan Pickles, go to
novl0 VICkERY BROS. 7S Main 81.
rF YOU WANT NEW CURRANTs
u new Prunes, new Canned Fruits of al
noSI6 vICKERY BROS, 70 Main st.
Up YOU WANT NEW RICE FLOUR
~ Pearl Barley, Farina, OATMEAL Sage
Corn Starch. VermacilIi, Maccaronf. &c
noyfO " vIcKERY BROS, 70 Main st.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

ALABAMA having gone for GRANT
and Oregon Tor SEYMOUR, the final
count stands as follows: GRANT, 214
SEYMOUR, 80; GRANTS majority, 134.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

FIRST PRINCIPLES OF POPU LA r
EDUCATION AND PUBLIC INSTR c.
TON BY =. =. RANDALL, Supe intend
emit Of Public Schools OF the City of New
York. New York: RI RPER BROTH
ERs. RoBERT CLARKE q Co., Cincinnati.
Price 81 so.
This is a valuable work for teach
ers, or any interested in teaching.
whether in the family or school, The
first chapter treats of the Philoso-
ply of Education" then follows
1.-THE Family, -" Public Instruction, -
&c. 1t is written by one who has had
much experience, and knows whereof
he writes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

HI A RID WAR Il,

We have now in store full line Of
Patent Red Jacket Axes;
Straub's Patent Axes;
Mann's Patent and regular Axes;
Grain and Coal shOEels;
Patent CrOss-cut Saws;
Wood and Hand Saws
Meat Cutters and Suffers;
ShOvels and Spades;
Coal Hods;
ShOvels and TOngs-
Closing out below cost;
American and English Cutlery;
Butcher Knives, Saws, Choppers. &c.
Cotton and Wool Cards;
Builders Hardware;
Carpenter and Cooper Tools;
Chain Pumps, &c.
AT --LATEST. REDUCED PRICES
FOR CASH.
FRED. P. STRAUB & &c,
No. "a MAIN STREET,
oc22 dtfI Bet. second and Third Streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

THE MOoNsTO We, Novel: by wILKIE
COLLINS, author OF mo Name" /" Wo-
ttons, New York: HARPER q BROTH
ERS, Publishers.
All lovers of fiction will greet with
delight this new book of Wilkie
Collins, who has become so celebrated
as a novelist. The plot is of intense
interest, and with admirable skill the
secret is kept until the very last of
the book. We do not hesitate to pro-
nounee it the best of his novels. For
sale by Robert Clarke & Co., Cincin-
natl.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

THE WOMAN'S KINGDOM. A Love
Story. By the author of John Halifax,
Gentleman" "a Noble Life, "A Lie
for Life. New York: HARPER BR d.
This new love story of Miss
Muloek's has been appearing in
Ho, per's Monthly, and has fascinated
all who have been reading it. 1t has
now come out in k-form, and we
predict for it an immense sale, as it is
one Of her best. The story is simple
and touching, pure in style and has a
good moral. The book is profusely
illustrated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

THE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON
AND HIS SON ROBERT STEPHEN
SON, by SAMUEL SMILES: with Portraits
and numerous illustrations. New York (:
HARPER a BROTHERS For sale by Ro-
BERT CLARKE & Co., Cincinnati. Price
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

SEE MONS RY HENRY WARD BEECH
Hafg Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. BE-
lected frsm Publ shed and Unpublished
Discourses. AMI devised by their An-
thor. In two volumes. New YORK:
HARPES q BROTHERS. For sale BY
K0st RI CLARKE & Co, Cincinnati. 70 W
Tor the TWO volumes.
No living preacher has exercised SO
great an influence from his pulpit as
the pastor of Brooklyn Plymouth
Church, and this authorized eompila-
ton of his sermons will be eagerly
received by his admirers all over the
county. They appear in two hand
some octave volumes, illustrated with
an excellent portrait of the author.
The sermons. forty six in number,
have been selected by Mr.. Beecher
and the Rev. Lyman Abbott, formerly
of Terre Haute, out of hundreds that
have been pub ished in the papers
during the last ten years, aud have
been carefully revised by their author.
In his preface Mr.. Beecher says:
| have never read one of my SER
mons after it was printed that [ did
not burn to reconstruct and improve
| it. have never attempted to rewrite
one of them that / did not find that it
would lose in freedom and directncss
more than it gained in literary excel
lence. In preparing them for these
volumes, therefore, with one or two
exceptions, | abandoned all idea OF
i reconstruction, and have removed
only the more obvious faults, where
they did lot inhere In the very struc-
ture Of the discourse, and have IN the
main left them as they were originally
delivered. 1t has been my habit tC
prepare the matter of my discourses
to arrange carefully the plan In copl
Gus written notes, but beyond that tC
rely wholly on the inspiration of theil
delivery for their literary clothing anc
for most of the illustrations.
]. PLAIN THOUGHTS ON THE ART Oh
LIVING. Designed for young men anS
women. BY w AsHINGFoN GLADDEN.. Bos
ton: FIELDS, OSGooD & co.
This is just the book for thes
times, aud should be carefully rea'
: by our young people. The differen
t chapters on Dress, Manners, Conyer
} sation, Habits, Mind, Culture, Amuse
ments, Marriage, &C., are all good
useful and instructive. All will b
! made better by the reading. For sal
by ROBERT CLARKE x Co., Cincin
l natl.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

invoice is r1ch the standard works ana Appetohs IN
cudes many OF the most expensive ceDtertaDe DOCKS
Among these are selections from the celebrated galleries
81 Nnnieh tine nstrated New Testament, with engraV
In m rn1n dr.Igns bv Titan Raphael and other masters
HassarI's Wreath OF Beauty. Pigots Life OF Man.
TJghts and Shadows Of NCwfork Picture Galleries.
Dt,1a,s Uopschold Rock OF Poetry, aud others VIM.
Wood Co. offer large and valuable n, nySlce q 1eacn % al
and scientific works ana r. n @ @bu,er @,,,' 10 ~ n
large collection of standard r., religious 9ts %oTaS nr
doe he Roston bouse OF TicknOr * Fields The sale
win open to-day with the invoice OF j. LpplnSsoW,s ,sS
inst %cse ade sales only booksellers allowed
to pnrcasea regulation which debars the general pup
lie from securing splendid libraries al Shail COST
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
THE FALL BOOK TRADE SALE.

This morning at 0 O'Clock, begins the most
extensive book trade sale held In New-York. The
catalogue prepared and issued by Leaytt slrebeiGh
Co.. the auctioneers Of Clinton Hall by whom the sale
will be conducted contains 40 octave pages and includes
large invoices from many OF the heaviest publishers In
the United States together with those of the celebrated
English houses Of A. W. Bennett Henry q. BOhn, Clap
a Hall, George ROutledge a Sons, bernard Quar-
the Edinburgh firms Of W. ". Swayne x Co. Gan a III
gs, WIN. l.. Nimmo, and others. NcwYork is rtprc-
sented by the American News Company, whe contribute
n variety Of cheap works; =. A. Brady, Geo. Sincy.
Hurd IiOughtOn, j. X II. X. Allen, Darby
4 Miller. Lockwood. Francis. Felt, Widdl,ton,
Roman Co.. tho Masonic Publishing Co., O'shca.
sndlicr Kenedy Dunigan & Bro, Nelson A. Sons, james
Miller. Il. r. Putnam 4 Son, Clark n Maynard Pooloy,
VIM. Wood Co. Radde. Ballierc Bros, Gowans. Chas.
Scribner & Co, ScribneT Wexford Co, u. Appleton &
Co, Howe Ferry. James O'Kaue, Wynk0Op. BeOck,
Strong, Sheldon q Co, DOdd Waack, stcger, Johnston
Co, Leavitt 'Degen, Collins, and half dozen more;
While Boston sends Graves, Little Brown Coz L0ring
IIItOn. Young Fuller, Hll, COttrO Brewer Teston,
Campbell & Gould, and Lincoln. From Philadelphia
Harding, Ashmead, Lppncott Challen. dc Silver.
Hunt, schaefer a Korad, and ClnIton a Rem.
sen. The Mernams 0f Springfield send several
fnc editions OF Wcbscrs Dictionaries Witter OF 81
LOUIS, Morton OF LOuisyilie. IIamorslcy of Hartford
Iabcr OF New Bedford, Draper ~ Andoyer Brdgman ~
tdh OF northampton, and Waters Son O Baltimore,
all contribute wOrks-tciennc, Theological legal, ana
m,l,sceaneous ,, The list OF B Lppincot Co.. which
WI" open The sale tis morning. occupies o. pages of the
cuth0gnei that OF Peterson H. ApploOn's 20, Charles
scrbners H. aud ScTbncr6 Welfords 40 pages Quartch
OF London Offers some valuable works ethnOlOgy,
archaeology, and architecture and line collection Of Per
hah and Arabic gfaLnDars hnd dicfnnaras l1nnn"nfs
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
TO CORRESPONDENTS

O. S.-The State election III Califor MIA will
take place the Sd Of November the date Of the Prcs
Dental election T. 9. b. Stamford Coun.-The Union
Pacific Railroad Company have only alternate sections OF
land along the line OF their road and 1t s expected that
the holders Of those lands will be position m few
years dispose Of them at high prices The unaotted
sections subject entry under the homestead law.
81 r. Headyilc. Vt-Whether lotteries conducted
by company or by receiver, they the less
swndlcs. Yourself and friends should keep your money
do forward 1t 10 sharpers in this city, who thrive
the credulity " the too cOn1ding Fl NJ c. New York
When H0ratO Seymour said that successful
as much TO be deplored successful rebellion at the
time the arlstOcrats Of the South seeking 20 estab
lsh by force of arms COnfcderacy, with Slavery for
the cornerstone 1t saying, in eect. you remark
that Il was better 10 lose the Union, rather than
slavery" 'Tnqulrando" o"-HpratO Seymour, when Go
vernon Of this State did veto fhe bin giving TO the soldiers
from NewYork engaged In the camp and field, the priv
icge Of voting O.. W. n. r. Hew-YOrk kThere are many
claimants for the honor Of having started the first Grant
Club but the citizens Of the Vh ward Of this city
generally accorded that hOnor..." Livingston To be
voter the law requires you 70 bc resident Of the State
for year; to be months In the county, 30 days In the
ward. and 10 days tr district. Temporary absence
does not deprive you Of the right 10 vote at the place
which you may consider your home. Legally. your home
il where your wife family live; whereyon pay taxes,
and where you have the bulk Of your personal property
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
p p RELIEF. BETTER THAN BrrrEas

EvKn pnop oF THB SPIRITS u'~i ia RAD"A1N hApt
RLLIkF VEHICLE 90 0trey prssrrs is medicinal proper
e, highly aud four tme' distilled through the most posi-
tive d orough purifying agents and menm within he aTcana Of
chemistry Comuon Ordinary Alcohol used the basis Of hne'aes
and ha forms % the cheap Lnneut PAN Paints Killers
F,ro.,ous Sc pat up imitation Of Railways Ready Relief
pus 20 be- aed q. taken into tie system
TWENTY DROPS u Rciy Relief glass ~ better tonic
smuut appetizer he popular stomach oteI in 'ogue
al co-rtc he acdt 81 the stomach cures Heartburn
Sor Sou acl Eruco weakness fspiston ~ te
It Uu uf,s FuueS or kush Blood The Het Nausea
Sic.ues. H,.uc Fsnness 10 eases oi tONL lOhAOl BAD
BREATH drop. diluted With etter dan's ani ueu,' Tie
Do uus gases gene an ures OF ne Fstnc aud binary
,,e aa pal the breath sd Prpae the stomach 10 re-
cllte aud digest toe iouL ,
In ces N obstinate D-rhs ctoe Noihus ,rl ini
kuus from he boEeh 20 dopso READY RELIEF Do
sat,r vii checA 10 or 5 Iuu aud e" doses AaAe cure
RApwAVS READY RELIEF tadsd sometimes with RAILWAYS
PILLS. viii cuT, 4Aa prcveut
FEVER AND AGUR TYPHOID FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER,
CuILS AND FEVER. YELLOW FEvER, BREAR-
BONE FEVER ASlArC
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
nc. 22 J0HN-sTREET, Up Stairs.
AS A PAIN REMEDY

For years wonderful remedy ba proved ei the beet quickest
safest and pain the world Il stop al KINDS Of
u INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY. soon ast H used Affords
ea. nd comfort quicker than Choroiofm Ether Nor
pe or m or anrsihec agent tl aays pam BY s
.toyrg e sense of esg such destructive and parauug liquids
ridiculous title - Pala Pants The makers of
xeh comics. sobssness of their Pants hy rng th a OF
anrihug Jess than a Eghtloh Bottle 81 tier Trash ai
inr rssf whereas a small qufrty-h DROPS OF hAUNAt ,
RELIEF Ffr bottle s, 10 an instant stop
the most etcrusstng psn ache camp burn seaf
.ytbat the inside 0n.sie OF woman, OF c1
THE SCIENCE OF COMBINATION.
The uniting ofnedeuts perfect harmony aHd through
their PHAHAACEUTICAL EQUIVALENTS assfiHg poeer Of
ar erai properties Of s lats one Of & most "1pori"f aims
orn< chemist r-udy nay contain and perhaps az q ne
iagrs erhs Ready RetoI b n<se ingredients ar' inprpTr
eon.tinsd rsgard Of sr pharmaceutical! ,7uiraleHs-e e"Te
oorbtaato u ror Sil aa securing ne dssfrod or arr
cpad r lies the secret Of success Of Rad~ay Ready
Relief Pds pau aa n Ilure Of the legion Of mia'
tons pct b. men <ho think they put together similar
ingredients they produce remedy Railways Rebels bs Only
remedy prepared scientific principles The nte
the properties is lness
TO The diseases named.
g,sry Farmer districts Planter Miner Forester Rafs
and an who's" place them m ret sbere They may De
eipnse 20 malaria should supply themselves Sd Ready Relief
~ a. & 's I :. stS s. sss asi9S % aE.n e. a y as'i @
Nclragia, rtrAuh,
hrrnr. Llnhago tout Weakness Parlrss Cuts wounds
Brs Bites Suugs SNAKES bags kc hoarsensss
DgAilvra luaueurs itoat is cured ~ s Loars
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
LATEST SNIP NEUS.
FORT or NEW. loRK...........~SEPr o

ARRIVED.
steamship Brunette. Hove. pMAdelpha mdse and pass
steamship Ashland. Foster Boston mdse and pas
Nteamsip Osprey kruuy. Providence
hteauship nitrd states DAVIS. fali River
Bsfk Bcueiaetor. Berry. Orcenport, ~ ballast
Big samson, Williams, Monrova W. e. A. % ,avs pan oil and
ean~ood The Samson bru the captain and d the shr Nag
Belle. sold at Monta,ia
Brig Chnssnson Rio Janeiro % coffee July 20 lat II
% Lon "a b passed .ohr Abe Clifford Of Stockton Me steering
Brig 81 G. Haskell Haskell bridgeport G. b. days coal Len IL
por brig Ida l.. RAY. loading or New.ioh
Brig Madonna Jmdsn Demeram ~ days ugar and molaea
Brig y A. Heath. Williams. New London
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND COAsrwNE
Henry Parker Grorgeiown Frank Herbert East BAY. Me.
IN Lafd,nrr Geopeioah Liberty, Norwah.
hArn Fleming. Norwich. Annoy. Nantucket
lossph its, Providence y A. Brooks, Browns Hanks
Grp.r Elgsl, New. London Congress Portland
Dart stamford Mail. HangoL
. J. Smith. Hartford Damon Bangor
MARI Hearn. Stamford. SAah Elizabeth HrAnoni
Nellie Bloomfield stamford Gilbert H. Grrru, Lynn.
Moonlight Newport Sarah CLARK, suffolk
funis DepeW. bridgeport. Falcon Derby.
J. q. Colyef Providence N. A. Predmore Norihport
lamcs X bayis. Newport Hudson, MatapeisstL
Il 81 Bfaincr. Portland. c. lgeita. Providence.
Esanl Wootsn kcN.isk. Nsf,nda, Providence.
! W lime. Hartford. bes biTl fAll kycr
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THB WEATHER
w. H., The, Ia, Ur,a uonr Tbsr Bsr Wind
ifN i'hA' "'I'' - an - 7fr 2l8 s. s. p
10 sIOJ s. s. e. ~ 49, y, ~ e v' =,
T5o 1888 : hyK II y" ~. 3 g b
RkMARKA-Morung-a hazy 20 j;
lAst, AhencoBoveeAsi niue TAny ron
i-1e ver ondV ~ supee cloudy 70 " spnk
hn1 and overcast g 70 iz ngninns 10 = W
n been discovered WATSON director m the ro Opser
vary Michigan bte star OF the tenth magnitude " po
~liel h two hsu above the K horizon al $50 It's nghi
a ~ W min dechuat0n 5. 81 tU mli - aptafrA'
ssv notion retrogade IS Of time, IN dee South
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE OF A MURDERER
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Mayor McMichael
has published proclamation, Offering ST. 900 reward for
information that will lead "a the detection aud conviction
of the murder Of the chiid Mary Mohrmaun. the Nine
teeuth Ward Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

FROM NBwBERN. n O.. sept s-n steamship Ellen Tery-
M kalcd " Meade r. Aste, j. Sehvn. Geos {. Retiord
iaasal, ). r. Ban, y. Congion, Wn Bouninche.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
IAnnonnermenul

EASTERN HYGEIAN HONE, Florence lights
~ J-Fhy iuvaids will be received merely nominal price,
Treatarn LygeHi drugnednrs Tufkh bath ham
bug quag any kBd the peasAhtest oeAos country
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Our indcfatieable and enterprising frienC
KNot ts rfsaud distinctly kSOA The Hatter-a No 2
BrosdwSy, v out uI,a his fA. siylea
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

SAILED.
Liverpool; Calves
CLsrsston; Mary Sanford Wilmington c. ship
Caravan Hiyre.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAvavNtH Sept 9Ayed Steamship San Jacn,o Aiami0n
from Eee York Cleared schr Carlton for Condemns.
WiLNINGTON " g. 9Arved, steamships Rebecca CLYDE
RON New-Yprk; James A. Gary, Baltimore
CHARLEsrOS 9Saled, steamship Monterey for NewYork
Montana Boston Mary you Ceaf Philadelphia Ny Rover
Nea York
EEw LoSpoS Sent 9Arived U. schoohp saaogs schrs
G. Ward Ayns Points Success Providence Connne aod Florence
Norwich L. Massey Shetncket New York
BosIos Sept s-Arved steamship Neptune, from New'York
DISASTERS.
FRAgclscO Sept The schr Burr sprung eak on the
Parraone Islands and down almost Immediately toe
only portion their effects The captain and crew arrived
schrs small The Italian bark Bnguanio ~hen
fS has been abandoned
The vessel Insured Genoa a
sept Adde alton, from BALTIMORE has got On
Long Island without damage.
LIVERPOOL Sept 0fhe ship r. H. Tucker before reported asho
Bcswa Bank has The shp aud cargo are total
loss The saved.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
P1SNENGERS ARRITED

RsoPESEp. RsNov,rnD, AND IsPRovsD.
Houu-C Gents u 20 D. 10. Ladies 10 10 ~ a.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

irar of dau.ef from eIposaTe 10 climate weather
. A SURE CURE FOR FEVER AND AGCF.
R4DWArs READY RELIEF well Pfeveativs OF
Fever and Aue remedy Tor 81 that VII ilR
positively ard enable 10 live IN e worst gue Districts free
on aets mode 81 10 Dr. Railways Almanac oT 1909 AID
other mrca puhcaonsl This better than the legion Of
cures duune hoogogue &c lths cured thousands TWey drops
IN taspoah n glass water taken She thing getting
of bed uoung all Deect e system ron attacks one 70 cent
battle family and have enough rh TO stop al bpd OF
paa TIA. may you either fon accident disease
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

WIN. r. Bowen Providence. Sarah Jane. Newport
Niagara, Bridgeport. OnraT., Newport.
Frances Burris 1homast0n. Saratoga Salem
Wm A. Vail, Norwsk Randall n. Green. New Haven
Onward NeN-Iiayeh. A. M ClaR Hartford
Lucia +. Ives Providence Eel pse. Huntington.
p Bar e.. Newport. Cynthia Jaue. bridgeport
Siis Chamberlain, ROckporL Robert Myhau Gloucester.
PA sheridan. Fall River II, 70 Salem.
George ". Whistler, Boston DANIEL Morris New Haven
Palladium, Boston Trysl New Bedford
s. W. Ponder. Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

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TURKISH BATHS, No. 10 Laight-st., Ne
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
CHOLERA,
- III 80. -
And all forms Of
uIAPRuEA. FIUX. CRAMPS, SPASMS. kC
A SURE CURE FOR FEVER AND AGCI

Here then remry cheap safe EASY 70 take aud appean be useo
All time. uuler ali saues hout iuyons loss Ofths %
fear of dau.c roa eIp0saTe 10 climate or weather
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
rOok OH FOR ROGUs RELIEFs.

There are hunrrds of limitations of RaiWays Ready Relief made
from cheap alcohol containing large quantities OF ise oil sHd other
a and poisonous constituents t these oons aen nbii recid
spirits drrum aud other h elects Of truuken
nquo mIed with harishorl esmphor &c.
10 resemble Railways Relief These mlaton hurtfL ErGp
laisdys Readp Re( u purified aud ne SPIRITS usd
Dre u'>d1iaaI Poperics Aghly rVed and four
time. disiiisd
Price Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 80 bottle;
dotsn bolrs r. RELIEF Is put 10 large bottles hohr
quantity Pain Paints. Kings OF PaG
Lnusnts ke made from eY aeh9he aud selling or = and 80
preYrtts nom Families purchasing Quantities
dozen address 6c, RADWAY Co.. No 81 Maiden
lane " Y. Sold by Druggists sVeryv where