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By Telegraph.l NEW YORK July =.
Dry GooDs-TrBde Is still inert but is,
nevertheless, opening with prospects
which betOlxens renewed activity ere long,
while IN the meantime, prices are Wei
maintained. New styles Of prints are
opening at 1870 for very fine MeTmacs,
Duanells and Spragues; BE for American,
.Richmonds and Aliens; l21zc for Oriental,
and Lancaster at 2oc; all standard makes
heavy w0olenE are in improved request
bat are still selling at rather low rates.
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ga Armsrong's Patent Mosquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.

BE CAREFUL.-In these days, when
tight hats, hot air, and sedentary
occupation, cause the hair to fall out,
1t is a matter of no little importance
to know which OF the hair prepare
tions are of any value. The majority,
as has been frequently proved by the
first dermatologists, or hair doctors,
possess little or 90 merit. Such be-
ing the fact, It is consoling TO those
who are afflicted to know there is
really one good article, (which is recon-
mended and used by the first medical
authority, and has stood every test,
many years. This preparation is
Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEW Era truly scien-
tific compound, which is unquestion-
ably the best preparation OF the kind
now before tho American public. 1t
will restore to gray hair its original
color, cleanse the head thoroughly,
cure all eruption Of the scalp; and
will always restore the hair so long as
any germs remain, as they almost in
variable do, until extreme ola age has
destroyed the roots. The original
article is made by r.. 2. Hall & Co.,
Nashua, n. H.-F6rRey'S Press, Jan.
| %, 1868.
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NEW WHEAT.-New wheat is COM
ing into market quite lively, and is
pronounced a fine article of grain.
The prices being paid by our millers
are, for English and white wheat
81 10, and for red wheat 81 90, per
bushel.
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FIorepce SewIne MachInes,

The world s award is better than Pre-
Iaiums, Medals, Ribbons, or Decora
tons. The worlds opinion is shown
by the fact that the F4ofence has be-
come the great f" Family FdUorite. !"
Call and see these popular Family
Sewing Machines. at No. II South
Second Street. 22-4t
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RAISING VALUATIoNs.--The City
Council are still in session as a Board
Of Equalization, and have about got
through in personal and real estate.
A general increase in the valuation of
real estate has been made all over the
city, with the exception Of Main
street. The Assessor did not assess
the real estate as high. as last year,
but the Board has Increased it so
much that it will be higher for this
year than the previous one.
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Dissolution


-eYAMBYrLLE, July I1th. 1890.
FHIErE PEMEM EEaIrHH uElEEaa-
A fore existing batWocu Wm. IN Hrr.r
aud WIN. ". williams under tI0 Hm
OF bnEcr q WDllamH. fa thlH HnH I.H.
solved by mutual cuufcutf W. .H. HaH#H
ing an calng iu favor on HnIl llm. IH.
business VIII bC continued hV W.. M. WHa
liamH. Va. H. fnAEEIt.
1yI6 div W. W. WILMA RIA
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Memphis Harket,

BY TelegraphJ MEKPHIs, July p.
CorroN-Quiet and firm at 32c; receipts
6.baIes 2 ports 90 balOsi weeks receipts
13I bales; exports 80 bales; stock 3l4 bales.
FLoUR-Ftrm; superane IS 50.
WuEAT-NeW 81 %. Yo lsaral
CORN-92@93c. Jr- ..rsG
OAT5-62gS5c.
HAY-9Z7 %.
BRAN $50 O002l %.
CoREMEAL-s4 2j094 20.
PoRK-s34 50. 20
LARD-l9lz92lIc.
BAC0H-Flrn; shoulders l5ci Sides l9c.
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Louisville Warzet.


Dy 4eiesrsph'l LoUBvrLLE. July g.
LoUR-Hirn; superhnc Ga -.
a 81 - 80 5leady. Wheat. red 81 20; white
Dulk zoe. Rye en- l5. "a
Mt 81 55023 %. 5''ie' "a 10 MUS
PRoFISIONB-Ner nm Acc, rl,.,t~ 400 ,e
l1aSOl, buo95,aefs Zoe, clear rlb side 1870
extra 221zc. ''"it0S Ni/asi
LAHD-Priune In tierces IoJ<c.
WuIsKY-Si %.
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PROSPECTIVE. - The weather still
continues quite warm, but it may en-
able our readers to keep cool to know
that our merchants are making prepa-
rations to go East to make their Fall
and Winter purchases.
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FINGERS SAWED OFF. "A man
named Coin, who is tail sawyer !" at
Simpsons saw mill, had the fingers
Of one hand sawed off yesterday, by
accidentally getting his hand caught
against the saw.
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IMPORTANT TO PENSION CLAIM
ANTs.--The Shaweotown Eercmyp pub
fishes the following, which is of in
terest. no doubt, to many of our
readers: d.
A piece ofgood news to persons
seeking pensions, is announced from
Washington. The number of appli-
cants who have presented claims for
pensions which have been refused on
account of insuficieney of evidence,
is very large An examining board
has been organized by the present
commissioner to review these claims
and where injastiee has been done to
correct it. Claimants will again be
called upon for evidence to establish
their rights under the pension acts,
and it is believed that the result will
be that many poor people who have
hitherto been unable to persuade the
commissioner of their right to pen
sions will now get them.
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JACKSON BELL.-The new bell for
the Jackson Engine House has been
placed in position, but we don't like
its tone.
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Enrnnenn Market.


By Cablo.l. 80 " fLoNDoN' July -.
Consols for money 93z4; do. 70. account
g3i/1 qg8L. si-g0 bonds, at London, quiet; do.
al Frankfort SS14. Erie ~.
r.1z.rsepooI.. July e3.-Cotton, mlddling.
80 ~ I'D do. Orleans ia safes lZissl
baies California white wheat los Ga red
VVesfern No. 2. IS ID. Western flour 2.ls d.
Corn. \ o. mixed 30s for old, and g0s for
new. Oats Ss6d. Peas 39s. PORK g9s Il cf
9Os Lard Cos Cd Cheese els. BlcOn Co.
Common rostn IS Cd; 6no do is. snIrfts
Petroleum I'd; refined DO. Is Gi Taliow
49, 81. Turpentlne 2js 9d. Linseed oil 83s I:
do. cakes flO 81.
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Notice TO Contractors.

JUNE 2sTH, 1859.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Evansville viii receive sea ed proposals
until he goth day OF July, 1869, for grading,
graVeiing, and paving the alley situate be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets, and exc
tending from Sycamore Street 10 Vine
Street, in Block No. IS, Eastern Enlarge
ments
BY order Of the Council,
A. M. MCgRIFF, Clerk,
By r. A. MCGRfFF, Deputy.
City Clerks once, July 3D., 1869.
jy5 dtd union copy,
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN. -
Henry Weisenbaugh, for an assault
and battery on John Schreipfer, was
fined 81 and costs, amounting In the
aggregate to SO o.. Schreipfer was
beaten considerably about the head.
a provoke case is set for this
afternoon at tHo O'clock.
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MARRIAGE LICENCES. The following
licences to marry were issued for the week
ending July I'D, from the Office of the
County Clerk:
John Hauling and Mary Schumate.
William SchWariz and Caroline SchemIt
George A. Uhrig and Emma SchTufttler
Philip Drilling and Theresa Groppen-
Eachec,
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COMMISSIONERS. - The Board of
County Commissioners adjourned yes
terday evening, until Monday morn
ing at nine o'clock.
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DULL.-For two days not single
case has been tried before the Re
oorder, and the inmates of the lock-
mn are getting thinned out.
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Gas ExTENsIoN.-The gas mains
will shortly be extended on Third
Street, from Gum to College Streets,
and also from Third to Fourth, on
Gum Street.
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New CURRENoY. = The Govern
ment is issuing ffteen-cent fractional
currency, and we shall probably have
a supply in our city shortly.
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CITY ADyEHTIsEsTEyTs
NOtics to Open Ont an Alley in
Block 81.


Ordered, that six weeks public notice.
by advertising in tho EvansvIle - lily
Journal, be given that, on the 6th day 81
September, 1860. the Common Council Of
the city Of Evansville viii mako an order
for opening ont 40 alley In Block 81 sltu-
ate between Second Avenue and Third
Avenue, and extending from Sixth street
TO Franklin Street, IN the town OF La
u1ascO City, now CITY Of Evansville. Said
alley TO be OF the width OF twelve 10 feet,
and the west line OF said alley TO DO one
hundred and nineteen Ql9) feet distant
from Third Avenue, and parallel with
said Third Avenue. And should any per-
son aggrieved, at any time within six
weeks, apply To the Common Council for
redress, by petition or remonstFance left
with the CLERK OF the Common Council,
and containing O statement OF the injuries
complained Of and the amount demanded
therefor, said petition or remOustrance
will be considered, heard, and determined
by the Common Council, on the 9th day OF
s5eptem Der, 1863.
And At Is further ordered, that tho Clerk
record in the Minute Book Of the Council
the plat of said Block No. 81, with the sur
rounding streets, showing the location.
width. and length Of said alley, which pa
has been prepared by James d. Saunders
CITY Surveyor.
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY +. A. McdRIEB, Deputy.
CITY Clerks Office, Evansville, July 22d,
1863. as lJy2j d6wI Union copy.
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NEW TRIAL.-We learn that mo-
ton for a new trial. in the case of
John Watts, will be argued before
Judge johnson this morning.
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Nstic0 to Contractors.

VtltV II I9lV9
The Common Council OF tho city or
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until Monday, July 2Jth, lsl1, for furnish
ing materials and building five public
cisterns. Plans and specifications can DO
seen at the Clerks ONCE.
BY order OF the Council.
A. M. MC6RI Clerk,
HH# lnE By ~. "A. MCGRIFF. Deputy.
City Clerks ONCE, July Is, 1869.
jyI6 LUnlOn copy
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PRoMPT.-In yesterdays JOURNAL
We mentioned a certain dead-fall, !"
on the corner of Leet and Centre
Streets. It was repaired by noon.
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LoCALs.-Items were very dull yes
terday, and the most diligent search
failed to discover anything of sen
sational character.
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0RFERRD:
An oPpo rtUnity
TO Engage In o Profitable
business, in q Pleasant
Locality
n e Ia III - Il a - ".

4 4 L. III . 4 n y Y.
= OFFETs TY s2w.MILL PROP.
erty, which consists Of min, dwelling,
warehouse, and I've and half acres of
land, together with several small OUT
houses, situated IN front of the town of
New Harmony, on the Wabash River
between Main and West Streets, for sale.
WIN take pay IN great part in any con-
vertible property, such as lumber, mer-
chandlse, stock, or land. WIN divide the
property
MILL ALONE, or
MILL AND DWELLING, or
MILL AND WAREHOUSE,
For particulars address
J.B. ELLIOTT,
jy2l div, w3t New Harmony, Ind.
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FoR THE LADIES. = An exchange
says that ladies wearing shoes larger
than No. 4 arc not compelled to
follow tho fashion in regard to short
dressae. ~
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BErTER.-John Watts was not sent
to the Pest House yesterday, it hav
ing turned out that he has only light
attack of varioloid.
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A lifetime of careful attention to
the needs Of the travelling public have
won universal commendation for the
American House, Boston, con-
trolled for nearly a generation by
Lewis Rice, ESD. - a.. -
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S1oKNEss.-There is considerable
sickness in the city at present. We
learn that E. 2. Elliott has been quite
i'll for several days past.
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BASE BALL.-The regular Satur-
day practices game of the Evansville
Club will take place this afternoon.
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TwAVuEG ASSOCIATED WEfEr NAE
~ a8 Partner Boa business, Mr. Aus. aHa-
fer date from Cincinnati thc arm & uHma
will hereafter POO Bergman u sbnfar.
j. FL. I8HEIIN ...
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ln reference 90 the above lullee, Iel FL Go
SUFFICIENT 90 say that we win cudanHuf 81
40 our clean best with mo mnuy good ruae
toners Of tho iate ilrm, and hy aLtaulVa-
ness % DuHluCaB and iu.t dealing expect tu
mcrlt an thelrpatrQnnBe, md ascurelHauy
others.
Worry Iogpcctfullyf
BOHGmAN Il SNAPPER.
Dealers IN GEUcefltai FroVlHI0uH. NG..
Third street bet Main and Locust
Granville, july Z. 1860. IgT.Im
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TRANsFERs.-The transfers of real
estate for the past week amount to
$40. SOB 80. ...n-- q
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The War
rick County Teachers Institute will
commence at Boonville on the 9th
day of August. Daniel Hough, of
Indianapolis, and D. Eekley Hunter,
of Peru, are advertised to be present
on that occasion. Who viii represent
Yanderburgh County? Teachers will
no doubt find it profitable to attend
this meeting.
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PREACHING AT THE MARKET
House. The Rev. Mr.. Noreross
viii continue his discourses at the
Upper Market House, tomorrow at
a P. H., on the subject of 1.-THE
World to Come" He will lecture to-
morrow from the text AS truly as 1
live, all the earth shall be filed with
my glory" The public at largo are
cordially inYited,i
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B@ T. C. Bridwell & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Pre- scriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Con-
gross and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf teoa -T ao
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e@ Undressed or. wash Kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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Re5F Sixty mats Of fno Java Coffee
for sale at [. q. ID. HEIMAN's.
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DIgsolutI0n Eotiea.

nv HE EhETNEEtsHGE UuwEuu
a. fore existing under Ono nfm uumn
Humphrey Patrick n Co.. IarUsHrI
aud Commission Merchant and WHaH-
boat rrOpr ctur8i Yves dissolved Hv fluiuH.
consent on the iitn iuat.. NJ. ny. EHHIcA
raifriHn from the nffu W|I0 HrUIua.. HIII
be continued by u. M Humphrey. hna..
" f4nUia aaud .ChnFlrs w +. arr.u. UHUHI
the nrm urHno ol lIumuhreNr ZOE. m
by whom iho cuisines IN the HId Ni4H "'N
be- settled. -.-....
ly0dtr HUMPHREY. PATHteI-H go.
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New orleans Market.

Bv Teleeraph.I NEW ORLEANS. July %.
Clorrog-Market steady middiing size.
(fOLD-135N.
STFRLIEG-551z.
N. y, SIGHT-12 premium.
sue 4H--CoInnn ON, loo PC; pflnle, l51zc.
MOI SssI.s--P riIne fern enting, &c.
WHISKY 81 POL 10.
CoTFEE-Fatr, 15Llc; prime. 1GJz@l7c.
FLOUR FirInef; superhne Sc, Xxx SO 60,
and Xxx IS IS.
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Your Only Chance
..sE
TO PROCURE THE FINEST AND BEST suc
SEED WHEAT

PEYKTAT WAS EVER INTRODUCED
u in this or any other country. 1 have
for sale the earliest and best wheat ever
saw, known as heRUST-PRO0F WHEAT.
1t is from FIVE to TEN DAYS EARLIER
than the white or RED May wheat - large
white grain, and was never known 10 be
injured by tbs RUST. i bought the seed of
Messrs. Brandeis q Crawford, OF Louis
Vile, KY. They bought it in the State of
Georgia, OF 2n old gentleman by the name
of Young, who had grown the same wheat
for seventeen years, and never knew 1t to
fail during that time. have grown Ii two
years, with a large yield both seasons.
Parties wishing TO buy seed wiffdo well
to put in their orders at once. All orders
must be addressed to COBB, GELLATLY
& CO., Dycusburg, KY. The wheat is now
ready for shipment on my farm, near Dy-
cusburg, KY. II. o. Babcock, Evansville,
Ind; Hale, Buckner. n Co, Paducah, Ky,
and ChIusman & Chestnut, Clarksvtlle,
Tenn, are my Agents, and viii show q fair
sample of the wheat to any one wishing
to see it. Tie price OF the wheat is 81 90
per bushel at Dycpsburgt Ky. 1 am sure 1t
Will pay every farmer to try it. L shall
spare no pains in putting it up right.
jy23 div, vim a. Ii. CARDIN.
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TUE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD
Francis Follows and Willard Carpen-
ter appeared before the County Com
missioners yesterday, and in an in
formal way stated that in few days
all the necessary arrangements would
be perfected, and that they proposed
to call upon the county for material
aid toward finishing the Straight Line
Railroad. No official action was taken
in the matter, and after a short gen.
eral conversation, the interview ter
minated. ~
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For Family Use.

Choice Lard, put up in tin cans,
at twenty-one cents (21c.) per pound,
and no charge for cans, for sale by
l.. RUFFNER, JR., & Co., -
jy21tf. No. 5 Water Street.
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CRUELTY.-A gentleman informed
US, yesterday, of what he considered
a case Of great cruelty. Some person
had shut up about thousand flies in
a room, and they all starved to death.
Another gentleman, of somewhat ec-
centric character, and who does not
sympathize with the flies, suggested
that the other gentleman ought to
have went and staid IN the room
about an hour each day, so as the flies
could have made a meal off his face.
VANDALIsM.-Some scallawag boys
with a meanness scarcely paraileled,
have battered up the stone Tork on
Judge Tgleheart's new residence,
with bricks and stones. The leaves
on the stone caps over the door have
been broken in one or two instances,
and such conduct is outrageous. We
have bad set Of boys in this city,
bat such mischief as this is totally
uncalled for. If the perpetrators are
discovered they will certainly be pun
ished.
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BEFoRE JUSTICE STINsoN.-John
Schreipfer, for an assault on Mary
Sch@fer. was fined and costed in the
sum of SO so.
Henry Weisenbaugh, for an assault
on Philipin Schrcipfer, was taxed
50 80.
The above cases were the result of
a family quarrel, and all such should
be kept out of tho courts. Very
little is ever gained by going to law to
settle family disputes.
THE HORSE RAcE.-The trotting
match for purse of $50, between T.
?. Britton and Jas. Brooke, will
take place at the Longworth Track
this evening at "A o'clock. A sharp
contest is expected.
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Dissolution of Guardianship.

gEyEEH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HERETO
l. fore existing between Samuel Meyer,
Adolph Gugenheim, SOlOmOns Kahn, and
Roman dfeinere has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. MRs Gretner
retires from the business, which viii here
after be continued by the three first-named
parties, who win settle all claims against
the firm, and who are alone authorized to
collect debts in favor of the same The
name and style OF the firm VIII remain
unchanged.
Respectfully, $. MEYER q co.
Evansville, July 9th, 1869. jy9 d3m
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A FAMILY REUNIoN.--On Wednes-
day evening last. while Mrs. Green
Bellamy was attending to her domes-
tic duties at home, a rap was heard
at the front door, and on answering
the call, it proved to be John Ber-
ridge, one Of her brothers. whom she
had not seen for a period of twenty
six years, their last meeting being at
their fathers residence in old Eng
land. Since that time the family
have separated, the members having
moved to different countries, only
one of the family circle remaining at
the old homestead, The family con-
sists of six sons and three daughters,
whose respective ages combined, num-
bers 542 years. the youngest being in
his fiftieth year.
Three Of the family emigrated to
this country many. years since; one
went to Australia. and the rest of
them remain in England, although
widely separated. Mr.. Berridge is
a brother of Joseph Berridge, of
this city, and on Thursday, with their
families, the entire party, consisting
of a family group of twenty-eight per-
sons, met at the residence of Mr.
Bellamy, and had pleasant family
reunion, the only member absent
being Mr.. Bellamy's oldest son, who
lives in Illinois. Mr.. Berridge re-
sides at Bridgeport. Conn, and il
only here on visit.
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COES-Scdfcei Whllc 81 -.
OATs-7Sc. ~
BRAH-SL C5. #f@f
IAY-S2S. Ha@f
PORK- S3l 70,
L1RD-In lierce, il355@251le; IN keg, 2l}z@
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TyHE mESsISQUOE p o w ID Z H
Ii actually cures Cancer and Scrofulous
diseases of the Skin. See report to L. l..
Medical Society, and statements of Physi-
clans a circular. sent free, on application
to CHAS. a. DUBOIS, General Agent,
p. o. Box 1859. 1872 Pearl ST., New York.
jyS-d3m1teWl
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