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standing he had just nominated Peter
Maier, put Mr.. John A. Haney in
nomination. Lutte Stinson nominated
Jacob Fl. Miller. but no notice was
taken of his nomination by the chair.
Here the different Wards separated
and the confusion became great, in
the midst Of which q great cry and
loud applause was given for Doughty.
After some time the vote was an
nounced as follows: The First,
Third, Fourth, Sixth. Seventh
Eighth and Ninth Wards went for
Doughty. solid. The Second gave
Doughty i've votes. and Hedderich
six. The Fifth Ward went for FL. E.
Read.
Mr.. Doughty was declared nominal
ed, but declared he could not accept
was not ft, and did not want to run
anyway.
The crowd would not hear him. and
on motion of Mr.. Read the nomiDa-
ton was made unanimous.
Mr.. Doughty then said that, having
been overborne and nominated
against his will. he did not want be
beaten, and. in voice that betrayed
great emotion. he impiofed the aid
and support Of the party.
The meeting broke up, and Mr.
Doughty was heard to say in tones Of
great modification. that he did'nt see
why they couldn't have put some one
else up to be sacrificed. His NORTH
cation arose. probably, because his
proud and even scornful declension
had been taken as a piece of political
coquetry, and his weakness in accept
ing confirmed the impression.
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PICOLILI.
THE Council meets to night.
DoUGHTY is now doubter.

THE Council meets to night.
DOUGHTY is now doubter.
THE thermometer range for yester-
day was from $40 to 640 in the shade.
The range for Saturday was about
four degrees lower.
The Co9rier seems anxious TO get
rid of what few supporters it has left,
By advising the medical fraternity to
practice vivisection on the loafers.
THE person whose name was pub
lished by some of the papers of this
city as having attempted to commit
burglary. threatens to sue Mr. Kratz
for libel.
In the market reports domesties are
quoted quiet" Mrs Pugsby says
she would like to get one of them
domestics. for her gal" Is never
quiet except when her "feller" calls.
CHAs. HABBE openes his new res
taurant this morning in the building
recently occupied by the Adams Ex-
press Company on First Street and
directly opposite their present Office.
A GUILD, about fourteen months
old. was killed, on Saturday, near the
residence of Judge Stevens, in knight
Township. by being kicked by a
horse, the kick fracturiDg the skull
Ed. MARTIN, late Marshsl Of this
city, who came all the way from his
farm in Gibson County. TO see what
the present Chief Of Police looked
like. has gone into the hotel busiOess
at Princsio1.
a CoLoRED man was badly bitten
on the cheek. by vicious dog, yes
terday. The dogsprang over fence,
and before tho man was able to avoid
him, he was bittea. and his cheek
badly torn.
A POULTRY dealer complains of the
scarcity of game, and says that most
of the transactions in that article arc
confined in room over saloon on
Water street. and the only game han
died there is keno.
DR.. MAGENIss and Colonel Bisch
paid Commissioner Samuel Barker
a visit yesterday, and found him Sc
much improved that the Doctor
thinks he will be able to attend the
| December session Of the Board. H.
is now able to sit up.
| ONE of the Associated Press dig
patches from Cincinnati, day o.
two ago. informed US that a younl
lady had taken Paris. The news
rather startled as. but when the pa
| pers from other cities arrived. it was
learned that she had committed sui
eide by taking Paris green.
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Amnsemenfs.

The KATIE PUTNAM TROUPE.-Old
Curiosity Shop has been selected IS
the opening piece for this troupe at the
Opera House tonight. and large an-
dience is expected TO be present. The
reputation Miss Putnam has won
wherever she has appeared must Sc
cure for her opening here first class
house.
THE RINK.-The attendance at the
Rink on Saturday evening was some
what slim, Notwithstanding the pres
enco Of the Crescent City Band. fact
that is accounted for. perhaps. By the
good audience at the Amateur per
Torrance. large portion Of whom are
frequent visitors at the Rink.
THE WAKE.-An account of this
ridiculously amusing farce viii be
found under the head Of Democratic
Coavention.
THE AMATEURS. - There was a
goodly sized and highly respectable
audience at Masonic Hall on Saturday
evening, to witness the Performance
of the Amateur Troupe, which, con-
sidering the short time they have
been preparing, and that they have
never had q full, much less a full
dress rehearsal, did credit to the ma
tive talent of the performers.
Elliott was whole comedyin make
up, acting and everything else.
Greene, as the song and dance man,
was fully equal TO any Of the Harry
Mccarthy troupe. Scanllin, as walk
ing gentleman, in his various parts,
seemed perfectly at home, and
eyinced much ability. Ross, as the
German student. was one Of the best
make. UPS ever seen on the stage. aud
only lacked something to do or say TO
have made a fac hit, while Punch"
Wheeler was everywhere the main
sprinR. apparently. Of the whole As
Sam, he did we'll. although appa' ens-
" rather hastily made up" As Prof
Hickorymayer, be was hardly at
home, although the burie que, as his
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River Di.patches.


PIrTsBURG, noon, November s .-Cloudy.
Monongahela feet and falling Rained
hard during the night.
CINCINNATI, noon, November 5.-The
in the channel. Weather cloudy. Their
mometer 66o. Light rain last night.
CIEcINNATI, November 5.-River feet
inches. Departed The new boat rkan-
ses Belle, TO Memphis and Arkansas
River.
T CINcINEATI, November 6.-RIver 10 fee.
4 inches, and rising Arrived-Brill, Pitts
burg.
IoUIsVILLE, November 5. - Arrived
Florence, from Ironton; Mollie Gratz,
from Cairo: Glasgow, from White River.
Departed-Camelia, to Tennessee River
cool. The river rose 1 inches in the last
24hours with 20 inches in the chute and
feet six inches on Portland Bar.
LOUISVILLE, NoV.6.-Arrived, Arkansas
Belle, from Cincinnati; Emma Floyd,
from Memphis. The River rose 4 Inches
in the last tEentEz12ur hPn1s and e stu
inches more water before the present rise
is exhausted. Thera is 80 inches In the
chute and feet on Portland bar. Weather
warm and cloudy.
CAIRO. November 5.-Port Iist-Atlantic,
st. Louis TO New Orleans, 3 PM; Nick
Wal, Shreveport to ST. Louis, AN. John
Lumsden, Evansville packet, 10; Dictator,
5Rlmont to St. Louis, II: City of Chester
Mem phis to St. Louis, PM: Silver Lake
No. 4, Louisville to New Ocleans; Belle
Memphis. st. Louis to Mem phls, 4; City OF
"A lton ,Yicksburg 10 st. Louis 8; ] ] a bert,
st. Louis 10 Arkansas River, 6. River rose
feet. Heavy rain last night; cloudy (;
nc ercury So.
CAIRO, Nov. 6.-Port List-C ntinentsl
st. Louis to New Orleans, s AN. /; Mallie
Ragon, Evansville packet, O.; Edinburgh,
Louisville 10 New Orleans, 10; Rubicon,
st. Louis to NicksbuTg. PM; st. Joseph
st. Louis TO Memphis. z; Belfast. st. Louis
70 Rev Orleans, 4; City Of Vicksburg,
VicksbuTg to st. Louis, s; Belle Vernon,
New Orleans TO Louisville, 5; lobe Hurt,
River to 81. Louis, z. The river rose 4
inches. Weather oioudy. Mercury ES9.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Arrived, Common
wealth and Arthur. from New Orleans:
City OF Alton, from Vlcksburg; Johnson,
from Keokuk; Kate Robinson, from
Louisville. Departed, Belfast, for. New
Orleans; johnson, for Keokuk; Rubicon,
for Vicksburg; Sallie, for Arkansas River !;
MOuntatDeer, for Kansas City; Illinois,
for Peru; St. Joseph, for Memphis; Hes
sier and Robb, for illinois River. River
falling slowly Weather cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Arrived-Cny OF
Alton, from Vickshurg; Nick Wall, frc m
phisi Indiana, Commonwealth, and Ar
thur, from New Orle ans: w. j. Lewis,
from Kansas City; Rob Roy, from KeO-
kuk. eparted-I5reaL Republic. for New
Orleans; Minneapolis, for ST. Paul. River
falling slowly. Weather cloudy, with the
appearance of rain.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-River falling; 90
inches on uarpeth Shoals. Heavy rain
and thunder storm this morning. Cloudy
tonight,
MEMFHIs, Nov. 0.--Cloudy, with the
mercury at 05o. River falling. Departed
Wicxss for New Orleans; City Of Cairo, FOR
-. - - -.
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Face ART EXuIBITIoN.-Be Beautiful
wax flower baskets, the perfumes from
which are trua to nature; grapes, the
lusciousness of which cause the mouth
to water; miniature trunks and travel
ing cases in real Russia, of the finest
and most exquisite workmanship, in
all Of which aIe concealed the choicest
and sweetest Of perfumes, are now on
exhibition at Schl@pfsr's, corner Of
Second and Main. where the most ex-
tensive and varied selection of toilet
articles kept 10 Indiana are found. II
Mr.. SchIapfer does not desist from
the course he is now pursuing, an ex-
tension Of his store win shortly be
come a necessity.
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THE "SKULEMAsTER LUsE. The
UaiOa Of Saturday evening reproduees
the following. which it credits to
Calhoun County, Illinois.
"KURNER'S VERDICT. = We,
the jury's find the Diseased dead man
KUN to his dead IN the hands OF sum
unbeknOWn purs0n, with an unlauful
iron Weeping-namid an ak with a
hiehory handle; Rich unlauful weep
ing wos used with deadly intent to
kill the aforesaid Dead Man.
Z. S,-We the aforesaid ind IN
dercigned juFys hopefully believe that
the Ded Man was Behoadei BY the
said Ak"
This is equal 10 a school meeting
notice, posted in Stephenson Coun-
ty, in the same State, which read as
follows: "Skool notist thare will be a
skool meatiog in the skooIdhouse in
ohrischen Holla on Sat eve Nov -
to Gee abou. the skoOl this winter"
It was no wonder that an inhab.
liant Of that neighborhood, il ac-
kno8ledging the receipt of present,
wrote Il tender my heartfelt con-
gratulations."
The Eaion copies the address from
a letter recently received in this CITY.
as follows: 3" ]. II. Rosenthal, Ewas
Willie IN die ane Mort. Amerika. :" bnt
in this case the writer is an European
who is probableignoran of English
and ID excusable-
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STRAYED-From the subscriber, In
Evansville, Indiana, on Friday, 4th
inst, one dark bay mare, fourteen
hands high. nine years old. shod all
round, large scar on the thick part
of The thigh, with some saddle and
harness marks. Any information
conveyed to me through the Postof-
fee. at Evansville, or left at my resi-
dence, in Independence, will be thank
fully received and remunerated. | am
an itinerant Methodist Preacher. and
therefore. request my brethren to in
terest themselves in my behalf.
now d2sE1t. ID. NJ. SMITH.
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We have become accustomed to
the neglect Of the carrier Of the Dem
okrat who leaves a copy of that paper
at the JOURNAL Office about three Sun
days out Of five, but it was some in
convenience yesterday to have neither
Courier or Demohrat. If the con-
tents Of either paper would compen-
safe for the trouble of searching for
and borrowing them. ths neglect
would be less provoking.
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own conception, was capital, and the
goblin drum a great puzzle.
The music, as an amateur perform
ance, was good. but might have been
much smoother; still. when it is con
sidered that not one OF the amateurs
is over twenty, and that the leader of
the orchestra. Johnny Keifer, is but
about eighteen. the wonder. if any
will be that they did SO we'll.
ANN1vERsARY.-The Terpsicho. can
Club held their first anniversary
meeting in the Club Rooms On Satur-
day evening, on which occasion gen
eral re union of the old and new
members occurred. After the usual
routine of business was finished the
President, Mr.. Fred Bixby. vacated
he char and introduced the new
President, Mr.. Samuel P. Hubs, who
assumed the chair and made few ap
propriate remarks. Messrs. j. Q,
Weaver, Vice President. and i. I.
1glegart. Secretary, we're also intro
duced, when the Club formed
in procession. with Henry Harris
band leading. and marched to Neu-
MAINS Parlors, where q aumptuous
supper was rariaken Of. Speeches
were made By Messrs Fairchild,
Wells, Hubs. O'Riley. Moore. Blk
by. Rock, Hopkins and Iglehart, all
of whom created much mirth and
elected applause. Henry Harris ex-
cellent band supplied the music. and
the evening was apcnt in a most joy
Gus manner.
The next hop of the TeTrsichoreans
will be held at the residence of III. E.
Blount, Esq on Friday evening next.
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Gov. FooTE's LEcTURE.-JudgiDg
from the number of tickets already
sold tits believed that large audience
will assemble a. the First Baptist
church tomorrow night to hear Hon.
Z. S. Foo:e lecture.
The literary ability Of Mr.. Foote is
generally acknowledged. and has
awakened desire to hear him while
in the city on the subject of the Eu-
ronean war.
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DIED OF HEART DIsEASE.-ScaFee
ly q newspaper can one pick up and
read but ones eyes meets the above
startling announcement of some per-
son dying suddenly Of heart disease,
and perhaps near relation, friend,
or an acquaintance. DR.. Bort would
remark that he has met with signal
success in curing many human per-
sons of heart disease; also diseases of
the throat, lungs, liver, stomach, bow
els, kidneys, bladder, and all diseases
of the vocal organs; diseases of the
eye, ear, deafness, noises, and dis
charges from the nose; rheumatism,
scrofula and all diseases of the blood.
Confidential and private diseases
treated successfully and with conf
Dental secrecy. Operations for cat
aract and all diseases of the eye and
ear, catarrl. etc., are now daily being
successfully treated By DR.. Bort.
Cancer removed without the use OF
the knife. Office on Third Street, be
tween Locust and Walnut Streets;
west side of the street. See sign.
Rooms on first floor. Office hours
from 8 in the morning till 8 at night.
Artificial eyes inserted. Pleasant
looms and board can be obtained in
the same building the Office is 10
Gated. To those who reside at dis
lance, and whose cases require daily
attendance, all letters addressed 10
DIR. Bort for advice, with stamp en-
closed, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. d&wtf
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GIBSON County AGRICULTURAL
SocIETY.-The following named per-
sons we're elected officers Of the Glib
son County Agricultural Society, for
the ensuing year: President, A. B.
Wilkinson; Vice President. w. L.
Woods; Secretary, j. M. Robb; Treas
urer, w. L. Evans; General Superin-
tendent. Robt, Mitchell. Directors
A. g. Wilkinson, VIM. Shelton, David
johnson, w. N. Tichenor. II. @.
King. JOS. Yager. VIM. Cooper, A. j.
johnson, N. Garrison. j r. Erwin,
A. Ayers, j. f. Brown.
The report Of the Treasurer Of the
Society shows that after paying all ex-
penses for the current year. as well as
former claims. tae Society has over
500 ia che hands Of the Treasurer.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice

All persons having claims against
mo viii present the same for imme-
date settlement. Persons knowing
themselves indebted to me will confer
favor by calling and settling the
same. A. w. CARPENTER.
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THE Pork SEAsoN.-Mr. w. M.
Akin commences the pork season to.
day By killing about one hundred
hogs for other parties He has had
them penned in the city for several
days awaiting orders, and executes
both orders and hogs this morning.
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A special session is held ss J. S.
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning. at which an oyster Iauch is
served. QuaiIs and all sorts Of game
daily. The best the market affords,
of both fluids and solids, every day.
at the Senate, 1873 Main Street.
uOy4 1T
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Doors AND SaoEs.-The old estab-
hshed boot and shoe house of John
Rasch, en- Second Street. below Main,
is the place to go to buy your Winter
Boots and Shoes. His prices are
from ten TO twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has 8 larger and better stock of goods
than he ever had before. Gene and
examine prices and the quality of
goods.
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DIED.

RUHE-On the 9th inst, OF congestion of
the brain, WALTER, infant son or Walter
A. and Martha Rune.
ALLENTOWN, Pa. and Carmi, His, papers
please COPY.
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% 7. G. BridwelI Il Co., corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have 8
fall stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes
30. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Goa
gress and Rookbridze Alan Waters.
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Apples /! AppIesgi

We will have in few days three
hundred barrels of NeW York Apples,
all choice fruit, and mes. of it keeping
varieties. Our citizens who want to
lay in stock IF apples for winter use,
will do well to call and look at this
fruit on arrival, as it will then be
offered at very low figures.
PARSONS, SCOvILLE, & MoFFETT.
nox5-2t
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply Of these
beautiful pictures, which they ara
selling at grtdtly reduced prices. Gail
and look at them. oct27 If
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New Arrival OF GOOD Things
AT THE
NEW YORK GROCERY.

New Raisins and Currants.
New Prunes and Dried Cherries.
New Citron and Lemon Peel.
New UranberTies aud Figs.
New Boiled and Sweet Cider.
New BuckWheat and Hominy.
And all kinds of Soup Sluffs and
Canned Fruits. nov5 3W. M&S
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"a The best Paper Collars made
Newport and Long Branch.
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ApPLEs.-1O0 barrels New York
apples just received and for sale by
Hayhurst & Co.. No. 5 South Water
Street. nov7 st
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Corrected Time Table, June IA.
BOMBAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1870
CIT NE VS. I.

a@ Read the advertisement of
choice apples in local notice column.
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A two story frame house on Chest
nut Street, containing ten rooms,with
a brick stable, &c. Lot. 50x150
Asa IGLEHART, No. II 81 st.
r0Y1 1W
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IiIiial||HiI ||IHiaH a
LOST.

81 ATE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
"a on Water or Locust Street, between r.
Barnes store and the Opera House corner,
a Ladies' Port MOnaie, with chain, con-
tanning some money and papers. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing It aH this Office. nov7-2t
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s@-DannettelI & Duhme. Hatterz,
nov5 1W
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&c senata-

IA Wear the Long Branch Csl-
ar. oct21eod4R.
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Bg Give me the Newport Collars.
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Gov. HENRY S. fOOTE.-None who
are at all acquainted with the political
history of this country for the last 30
or 40 years. can be ignorant of the
character of Henry S. Foote But all
may not be acquainted with the liter
airy attainments, and reputation for
sound learning. which this gentleman
enjoys. His whole public life has
been an illustration of the most splen-
did learning. 1t is rare indeed that
our people have an opportunity to
hear q man who combines So many
mental and social excellencies. The
question is not who will, but who soig
not hear him? Nov. A. .
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Choice Apples I!

hAvejust received fl on Nese York
and Norther7a Ohio variety Of choice
dpplcs, in large barrels, aud in prime
order; for sale cheap. Call and see
them. il. RUFFNER, IN,
nov7tf1 No. 10 North Water st.
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LAW CARDS.
W. p. HARRRAVT

ATTORNEY at Law.
once on Third Street, ia Washington
House Block
VIII practice TIE various Courts q
the circuit. Prompt attention Co once
business fdeoa dann
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Notice OF RIzctsOn.
Notice is hereby given that 1 special
election will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the city
of Evansville. on the 12rH DAY OF
NOYEM Der. 1870, fer the purpose
of eleotinG a Mayor of said city, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of the late Mayor, Hon. Will
liam H.Walker. -.
By order Of the Council 49,
WIN. HELDER. Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Oot. %, 1870.
oet28 I'd
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Township Library.

B% Always call for the Newport
Collars. cct21eod4W
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s@Call and examine the fine stock
of FuTs aud Children's Fancy Hats,
Just received at Dannettell q Duhme's 2,
67 Main Street. noY5 lW
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EAMGY GOODS!

Toys. NOTIONS, MUSICAL WAkEs'
New Novelties, &C for the Fall gradei
Wbolesaie and retail. Mt the old stand, y o.
/ Main st locls sml A. q. PUSH RI.
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s4 Buy the Newport Collar.
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Ia A Linen faced Collar that is
ironed-Newport. oet21eod4W
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WANTED "A small fire proof safe.
Inquire at this Office. now If
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e@ The best Cola: in Evansville
Newport and Long Branch.
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BROOM CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from % to 30tons of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. sept14-tf
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Notlee of KIzet.on.

n% What Collar do you weari
Newport. ociZleoc4T
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Township Library.
Holders Of books belonging to the
Township Library are requested to
return them forthwith to my Office on
Third Street, between Division and
Carpenter Streets.
The Library will be kept open for
convenience of the public, daily from
z o'clock AM. to 8 O'clock Pm.
JOHN Il. GRILL,
nov1-1w Township Trustee.
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Valuable Testimony from an Eminent
Physician Of Southern Illinois.

NEW LIBERTY, ILL, Oct. %, 1870.
DR.. II. w. Cloud:
Sly wife has been a sufferer from
andenlia and nervous debility for
more than twenty years, originating,
doubtless, from q severe uterine de
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her younger days; and until few
months ago all my efforts to find per-
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The formula of your Invigorating
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I determined to administer it to my
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/ have done so with the very happiest
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because by your clndid publication Of
its composition you have placed it
beyond the usual objections urged by
the profession again st popular reme-
dies. Y ours. very respectfully,
now 1W j. y. Cocoon, NJ d.