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mIsCELLANEous.

-R. LARMONTs9 REMEDIES, en-
O pfOyed In a IS years. successful prae-
tice. Only 81 IS. CaneerOuB Blood Eraqt-
Gator, a certain cure for all diseases OF the
Skin and Blood BlenhOfrhoeaL Extract
aud Virus NeutralizeT, cures all diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder Urinary organs,
e. Seminal weakness causes hair the
diseased f1Ilcting mankind, but science
and experience nave conquered tne no o ,9..
eradfcated, with full manly vigOr ana en-
fovments restored. by DIR. LARMONI'S
yJTgRVOLINE and local appliances! Bro
zen down systems rebuilt and constitu-
fions made perfectly healthy after disease
hag destroyed FLESH AND BoEEl From
tbe tpeffi cheney OF doctors and advertised
reIne dies, DR.. LarmOnt has put his medi-
cipea at this low price. HIS Paris. London,
and New York Medical Adviser and Mar
riage Guide (460 pages, 100 plates. cloth.)
containing information OF vital impOr-
lance TO every person. mailed FOR 81.
Address all letters, stating case fully. 10
DR.. LARMoNT & CO, no Broadway, New
York. ap28 dam cod
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KNOCKED Down WITH BEER
GLAss.-Louis Geiser. butcher, got
into dispute with William Hippel,
at a saloon on Market Street; the dis
pute waxing warm, Geiser threw a
beer glass at Hippel. and stri king
him over one eye, knocked him
sprawling. Hippel appeared before
Justice Walker with his eye ban
daged, and had Geiser arrested. He
was fined $14 so. The dispute was
about the character of Hippel's wife.
AS soon as Geiser was released. he
hurried to Justice Emery and had
HippeI arrested for provoking"
Four lawyers, all candidates for Grim
inal Judge or Prosecutor. on the
Democratic ticket, were engaged. and
after lengthy trial Hippel was prov
ed to have given expression to par
tial belief in the DarWinian theory,
viz: That Geiser was of canine des-
cent. His theory cost him Sc % fine
and costs, besides lawyers fees.
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Thermometer RAEGE.-At six
yesterday morning. the mercury was
at 72o; at 8, 80; from noon till 3
o'clock, 94o; and at 6 PM, 900.
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p% T. @. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have C
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con.
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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nhnIea Stnre Room fOr Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
Joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September L.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. jeZ4 1t
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BGTSee notice of choice store room
for rent, in local column. 1t is one
Of the best rooms and most desirable
stands in the city.
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MOVING IN.-French is gradually
moving into what, when finished, will
be the glory of Main Street, his new
carpet house.
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H% Strouse's poetry in the local
column. may he said to be clothed in
choice language.
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THANKs.-Miss Lottie Peele will
please accept our thanks for two beau
tiful bouquets.
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RG- 940 at noon yesterday, in the
coolest place in town, outside the ice
houses.
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nG1OO doz. White Cotton Hose at
Is cents a pair-better value than
ever before.
je7l ScHAPKER, BUSTING T. Co.
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John Wuskopf VS.. Lauritz KrogsdahI and
Circuit Court, October Term, 1870.
II APPEARE BY AFFIDAVIT
a4 on ME il the Office OF the Clerk of said
Court that the esideuce OF the said NIeIs
Y. Jensen is unknown, and that diligeut
inquiry has been made to ascertain such
residence, and that Laurttz Krogsd ahI-
the other defendant In the above entitled
cause. Is a nonresident OF the State OF In
diana
Notice is hereby given TO said Lauritz
tendency of this action, and that the
same will stand for trial at the next term
of said Circuit Court, at the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Vanderbureh
County, State of Indiana, on the drst
Monday In October, 1870.
Witness, Soren Sorenson, Clerk of said
Court, at Evansville, this 2lst day of June.
1870. \. sORENSON, Clerk.
BucHANAN COOLING, Att'ys for pitts.
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New nrlAnna Markat

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June %.
CoTToN-Nominal: middIIng 1910: sales
], 800 bales: receipts 2I8 bales; xpcrfs ASS
bales; stock s0,672 bales.
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B8 Fifty pieces Mozambique ORES;
Goods, at Is cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
ie77 SCHAPKER. BUSTING & Co,
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s9- A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap. at
ie7l SCHAPKER. BUssING & Go.
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NM ENTs3Lower and quiet:

The Sub-Treasury bought one million at
ITO 29-lO0948-l00.
STATE BONDs-Steady; Missouri 9s5S; o.d
Tennessee 66I new, 6l1<.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDGAR nUNK

- ETURNs HIS THANKS TO THE
~ citizens of Evansville and surround
ing country for the liberal patronage given
him while In business as q Florist, during
a period of twenty-five years. Having
now leased my place to Mr.. John Nelson.
an experienced and competent Florist.
now bespeak for him a continuance OF the
same liberal patronage. assuring the pub
lie that Mr.. Nelson will improve and en-
large the establishment in such manner as
TO be on q par with the advancement of
our growing city. EDGAR DUNK.
Evansville, June q, 1870. js2l I'm
UyHE UNDERSIGNED, LATE OF
u the firm of CRrmody d Nelson. has, on
this day, leased for a term OF years the old,
well known florists establishment of Ed.
gar Dunk, and now recommends himself
TO a liberal share of the patronage of the
lovers of the beautiful, Offering them q
full assortment of Towering plants for in
and out door culture. John NELSON.
Evansville, June %, 1870. je24
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THE PROPOSED NEW DIsTILLERY.
Col. r. Stowe, architect, of Patoka,
has completed the drawings of the
plans and specifications of the new
distillery, which Messrs. Bingham &
Ayers propose building, by permits
sion Of the City Council, on the site
of the old saw. mill in Independence,
in the vicinity Of the Dry Dock. The
lot fronts 200 feet on Third Street,
and extends 25O feet to the river
bank. The main building. with the
boiler house, will have a front Of SO
feet on Third Street. and will be &c
feet deep and three stories high, the
first II feet, the second 10 feet and
third 16 feet in hight.
The boiler room will be one story
with elevated froat. There will be a
space of 16 feet on the west side. for
scales and corn house; the latter Of
which will extend back to the bank
of the river, whence a railway will
lead to the river, to draw up corn
from boats.
The front and side elevations will
be very handsome, and as a building
INTELLECTUALLY, it will. if built. be ar
ornament to that part Of the city
The boiler room will contain three
boilers. to run a 16-inch cylinder en-.
CINE, capable of MASKING 800 bushels
Of corn per day.
Back of the boiler-house WILL b.
nine double tubs. They will use {
four chambered still, nine feet II
diameter, and FIVE feet deep. If per
mitted to build, aud if they can make
arrangements with the city, they viii
grade and pave the bank, forming :
solid wharf, which will protect the
bank in that vicinity. The contracts
for the building material, engines
machinery, &C., are all let. and mel
are at work tearing down the ole
building, and if nothing prevents the
work going forward. they expect t.
be in operation by November.
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DIvoRcED.-Iu the Warrick Coun-
~ Court of Common Pleas, Judge
Morris s. johnson presiding. Lavinia
Gfroerer was granted divorce from
her husband, Joseph Gfroerer, the
suit having been taken to Warrick on
a change of venue. from this county.
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BR We are indebted to the friend
of the happy party, Mr.. JACOB RHINE
HART and Miss MARY MASON WHITE.
who were united in marriage at the
Church Of the Assumption, on We'd
nesday evening, for some delicious
cake and bottle of champagne. Tie
best wishes of the JOURNAL follow
the young couple. who left on the
steamer Palestine the same evening.
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RIVER EW y

For Other RiUer Items See Third Page.
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FRIDAY, JUNE "a. 1870.
CITY N Il w s .

S@ Mercury so at midnight.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
Look 10 Noar shiidrs" The Great
Soothing Remedy.

40, TDIfts Cole aud 90 Ping PRICE
VI, 10 "a. hosei., ana Ia Doc ~.
"ni,ia.,''tnH iai~- ne process " ,ENrs
Sih'' T. ta.thng
N,- subdu"s 'onWI'ion- PRICE
WHIT,uNH- -. 'n,.'.ir,t 10 la -
SIN ' iAHls ami children
49, Care. us thea, ly-tu. ppt,E
..,, Ni@'' t. tsFy. ami -umuI'r Conc %.
SHil, n.'H. p.sInt 10 ct.IiIru ct s.l ,-NI-
emu ..rs,
ui.trtDr..t Infant, aGI t...il"u. soothing
,.m-i, IA al Disorder. brought on b., t.,tI.us.
OF any other cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE Co.,
~ Log., 80.
sold rs Druggist. AMI dealer, "a m"d..tn"
every sHsf". -"%' iN''N
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captain, letter ana
the Letter from his lsOthcr;

Benton Barracks, Mo, AprlSl, l'Dh.
pR JOHN BUII.-prsr~IE Know NJ tie IN
cheney at your ~,rparils and Oh" healing aud
beneficial qualities u pus.r-srs, ] tvud !uu the
fOlluwiug statement n ny ca-c3
Isas woundrd about two year. sgo--was taken
prisoner And confined for sixteen months, Being
nioy.d 80 often, ny wounds have not healed yet.
! have nuI sat up moment siuge as wounded.
lam shot through ~. hips. My general health
~ impaired ana need something 20 A--ist ~
tuTc, / have NOR t.Ith in your -a~apauilt dian
IN anything else. | vel that that IL genuine.
Please expires me hall duD't battles, AHd
Ohlgc GAIT, 1, i, JOHNSON,
II. Louis. Mo,
T. = THE following Na. sI.ii,n Ap-ii 40, l,ts
b. Mr.. J"nui- j'huppn, mother nl 1pt john
ION.
pR, JOHN BCLl.-p"U ~r ny husband, b..
{ :, JuhEtuu, Was -kIiliul surgeon amt pilslo
ian u Central AeN york. where hc died, lv.N VIM
the nhoN. 4. l.. johnson Ia my care. A. thirteen
years OF az, hr htd chronic dwTrhra uuu
scrululs, lor which gave Aun your Str.ap JrIilL
1T CURED HlNs 7 have for TEN years IrHum-
meniei u To many m Aes York uhiu and lows,
for sctplUia, trN'r rursr, aHt general debility
Perfect ruocrss .as attended u Inc ceres tFaita
az ssae tJsss y ssnssa aHd fr,r ss's' re aits,.i
sinaaiaus, | aul very anxious tur my SGT 90 again
have recourse 10 your -H1,apsrilla. le % i'agiul
uf getting spurious article, hence hIr WHITING to
YOU for llis wound. Worr terrible, hut bee
lcye nrSiil ruouNrT ke-pectmllS
JENNIE JOHNSON
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I Model Judge.

Thry must have lively .o, Of iul 1c-
and hotel keepers in Wiuona, Mis- 10 the
following j, true \ gentleman, Who wa,
stopping ut the hotel in Ninonl say. that
IN the 4th inst there were two sporting
women stopping ut said hotel. and tlat hy
yir'ucuf the corporate laws uf the village
constable went 10 arrest the women. when
he was resisted by the Probate Judge, who
was having q fact time with said women,
and did not like the Interference Of the
constable whcreupon the constable met the
resistance by knocking the judg" down
with % stick aud proceeded ~ make the
arrest The Judge then had the constable
arrested. aud bound over 60 answer the
charge ~ assault aud battery after which
The constable had the judge arrested and
bound over Tor resisting uu Officer boo the
discharge Of bic duiir. The judy" hotel
keeper and women were ull tried before %
J. =. who fined the Judge 30 i.r the
fight. the hutel.hcopor 80 for keeping "a
house II bad rcputc and the women each
$40 and advised them 10 90 10 some uthor
locality. whore such house ARE liy'u-.I,
aud there start calling lcgalizel.
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/ remember "a story told m" rs Tom
CDrvin illustrative Of Clay. dom.ne.r.ng
disposition and manner, !, occurred dur
Ing the discussion Of the OmU.lu. Bill
Corvin grow tired of the trUckl.ugtD the
south. aud determined 60 haul 81. After
indicating thi. b" W.. seated in hi. room
one sunday morning iu biz t--.,.'e-
when Cluy entered. lie walked up . ,ho
table iu solemn silence sat down iu h..
chair and then, after a pausc bee brought
hi. LEI down on the table with bang
tAa, made all rattle, aud exclaimed by
- sir, wha, does this mean Curwiu
perfectly furiou. brought his fit down
and rlarrd "By -. iii, " YOU break
my table u fight The affair We, too
ludi,ruu. tor oven Clay dignity. aud hr
iuruu,.ueuily -"itcuoI doHH aud tried per-
.ua.iuHs
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chr Bulletin.
IRyING,s POETIC PROSE.

The prose writing. Of Washington Irv-
ing abound in passages which are almost
perfect poetry Here il an illustration.
from "Knickcrbocker New York. which
is given Ju.t e, it appear in that work.
with the exception of the capitals.
The gallant war Ur starts from son Icp0.a,
from golden visions, aud gDiuUuuu- rn-Hs
Where, 10 the dulgct. piping time ol p'a..
He Sought sHect solacc after all h. tolls.
No more IN B"auts siren lap reolin"d
He vesves fair gsrlsnds for hi. lsdy'- brow
Nutnure eatwines With flowers hls shining sN"Id,
Nor through th" lNrionE lHEy -umiurf'- day
Chants forth hI- lovo-sIr sDul iu WH1rgu-.
- manhood reused, hu -purus thH amufHu. q .'r.
Dor, from hI- lrtWuy back the rpuo Of peace.
And cl'.hrs hi pUHpor-d Inns, 900 pahupl! 81
steel
DER hI- dark brow, where late the myrtle waved,
WHort wautor rose. Nrcgthcd euersh'" II,e.
II. rcu- th" bsam.ug rnzIue aud EOu,iiuR plume.
Craps NE bright shield and -hakes N" pointer
Uua lIpro;
or mount. With eag-fpriok his6,ry -ta"d,
Aut burns for deeds u glorious ,h.fHlrt'
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Material o. make dollar bottle e the best Han
h--tYfIt ye ever used iur restoring gray hair ID"
It. "rguaI color .-ui 20 cent. fOr u package.
~ soc NANf
SO. White Teeth. Healthy CONS, sni ss'et
breath send fof our TURKISH HENTKIfl'E,
pTc., 50 c~ut-.
10 Ior NaNr
A sDis cor. fpr H-4darhs. Caiarrht b-s'ns.., or
ru.in 10 the ears. .enI Tor our -rEENtTA.
TON. Price IS cents.
10. FISHER OF the ai,Y.e cent postpaid on r'.
capt " ufiC",
Aiiic-. Joseph X. L:"haf. al MARKET street.
II LOus, No. -"-'l'daN
~ Fs,-AY roR Young MEN, on Phy-oioH.
49, Error, Aliases and s-eas"s, Incident 10
youth aDl harry Manhood. which Great" impedi'
m.nt- 70 MAERlAGE with sure means of relief
sent IA sealed ..iief envelopes, ire" u charge.
Aiirr... Dr. -kllLIN H"InHTpS, H0"afi
A..urlat,0g, Phl.i"phia, ~. .".5isvam
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4 hook for the Milton.
"a eH3Rfp5Ac:E 4; (; ':: e.: :.
g Milton.

abou, 10 marry, On the physiological my -ffl"'
aud revelations Of the sexual system; WIN w"
latest discoveries In producing and preventing
Offspring, how To- preserve a." complexion, ETC.
This i. sn interesting work Of two hundred
and tsenty -iour page, ~i'H numerous "nkt"'
wings, and contain, yaluail. information tor th"S"
Who are married or conI"mp.ai" marriage, '''l ~
- book that ought e. be kept under l"'h "nH
.ey, and not laid aaTccslys about The house
sent to any one lfrrc Of POSTAGE for f'ny e"ni-
Adlre,. 10. Butts, D,-pcn-aIy,, No. J. North
Eighth street, - iouis, Mo-
ns-NoTICE To THE AFFLICTED AND IN
FoarUyATE.' gu Before applying 10 the no.
,orious 4uaeks who advertise IN public papers or
using suy Quaek rn"sd''s, pern-e lr hn''' "'I"'
no matter aha, your disease Is. or ho" ael'"r'h'e
your condition.
pr. Butte can bee consulted, personally or ny
mail, On the diseases mentioned IN HI works.
office, No. u North Eighth street, between Mar
ket and Chestnut, st, Lous Mo. seElvda"
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Ofnsarly one hundred r"ce pi- fof making brandy
oil kinds OF Wine, ON. Ale, Beer, cort,i', -u-
y.rio C.dsr, and much Other useful Iufurmat on
tor thos, dealing 10 or msrufarturng su, "f'h"
sbov. either i,t the trade or nom. use.
sent by mail, free Of postage, Tor ~ cent. Al.
Ir"-., y. ?. NORMANDY, .Jl Market street,
~. Louis. No -eg7 lyiaw
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pR. JOHN BULLS Principal ofhcci
No. 30 FIFTH, Gross street,
hout0v111C, Ky.
WORM DESTROYER
TONY United.statcs and World
wide Readers:

4 HAVE received many testimonials from
IproiessionAl and medical men, ~ my aimanacr
and various publications have shown, all Of whic h
are genuine, The following. from n highly cdu.
hinly one OF the most sensible communications
have ever received, br. Clcmcut kuoas cX.
acty what he speaks Of, and his testimony dc.
serves to be- written IN letters of gold. Hsnr
What the Doctor says OF bulis Worm lies.
trOyer;
NdlanoW, NalKcr County, Ca,
june ~ lsiG.
Dr. ions BrLL-Drr SIR have recently
gwen your worn Destroyer several TRIALS,
and nni Il wonderfully cticaciuus. 10 has not
failed Ia single instance to have the wl-hsd-ior
eject. ! am doing pretty large county practice.
and have dAiy Use fof some article uf the knd.
| AIN ne. To confess hat know Of nu remedy
recommended by the abe-t authorities thai 10 M
certain aud speedy IN IT, effects. On the contrary,
the, are uncertain IN the extreme Ny 0g,cf ia
get the medicine directly iIvu ypu. II can gct
tupon easy terms, ! shall u" u great deal 90 Il
am aware that the uss OF such articles l. contrary
TO the teachings AMI pTactiCc ui great inuotitN
Of the rtrHiar line di-rafiing remedy which We
know to b. sufficient SIMPLY because We may bs
ignorant ofits combination For my part, | shall
make II u fus TO Use Ml ani every means to al
lrNiatc suffering humanity which ( may bv alb.
10 command-not hssitaung because -oms one
nor" ingenious than ny sell have learned it,
effects hI-t, and secured Tie sole right 10 secure
that knpwlcig-. hoacy.r, am by no means an
adNocat" OF supporter Of the thousand uiNotthl,ss
no-trlm- that noud the county, that purpnTt to
tut, all manner oI diseases L. Nhirh htsh IL heir
Please rcplN soon, AMI inform me ~ your beet
terms. au, ,ir, very -p'rtully,
JULIE Z tLENkNI VI u.
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ENDEH's CHILLCUHE.

u stimulate the organs 90 u"roru 'neIt dlr-fen'
functions, auH H.i. .- Hl Ha'...r 20 20" poison
Wl..s cause. 'fr Fever Huu Ari", snI Thereby
-..'.'s. tHr system. tu 'eHIrh AMI tom" ,uia good
to-. -T. I..a
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Hatcheior's Hair Dye.

THg ar ~ rHt woRLD--doo. not contain i'l.i
no u'fioI poi.on- to paraly1e the system OF pro-
dnce death. u IL perfectly harmles--reliahI"-
instantaneous. Avoid the Wanted aud d"lu.ye
PREPARATIONS bpssting virtues they do not possess,
u you would escape the danger. TIL" gonuIn"
". 4 Bachelors HAIR p,s be-. thirty year. r'p.
utAiion 10 uphold - integrity. sold ~ Drug
gsi-. Applied at H. Bony street, y. \.
nak2ld.uy
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Nsw DiseosrrS-kiis ,. D. usr"ari
Toni kGhentgWs. Aatt.ny>pspstr.

III. s-,~r. Obs"fNati0b- made hy %" i'-'
.h,.irlans u the Iacult" as Par. have proved
that the sIrEnsss.s 90 ,ug from mPoN"f .hiu'ui
9th. nlooi ar n.fyou. exhaustion. va Amsna,
.nloro.ls, sympatEi.mo. FAta,lr. pIah't'-,
Ahum. GeIa, -sorhui, etc, etc., or" RADICAL!
aired 18th "Eliur - BERNARD"
Genera. Depot, Bernard, q ,-iar &c., 81
DOR,
For ale BY 40 rs.p''t,hl" druggists.
t srai.uiiN
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Woman and social Isii.

f..,u pa YorNs MtN.-Ihe true estfnsi" %
49, nsn--ihe happiness ~ 40 h0nor,h" nnaulss"
the raarful 'sasiA EyI. ofth- dag, N" o,ss"
AMI cure. sent fr.-, 10 sealed envelopes Az
.g..,. HOWARD A--pCINTIuS, Baa +, PiIlh.
.i.ighIa, "a.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
A Tainted Atmosphere.


Malafious fevcrs ars most prevalent In tho fall.
Heavy aud unwholeseme exhAlations then aflse
from the earth, and the great disparity between
the temperature Of day and night prodisposes tho
system, eniceblcd by tho summer heats, 70 cpl
dcmic diacasss. The secrctiye organs, the liver
especially, are apt, at tbis period OF the year, 70
become inert and ~siugsish, and all the bodily
powers require renovation. Tho hest, indeed the
only protection against tho morbid influences Of
tho season IL q wholesome medicatcd stimulant.
Pre- eminent among tho resioratives OF this class,
and indeed foremost among the remedial and pre-
ventive medicines Of nodern times, stands Hos
letters Stomach Bgters. 1is reputation Is eo-ex-
tersiye with the Western H~emispherei II has
been a standard article for twenty years; lie sales
Gas may be AscerlAinod b. the reyenrc reiufnsl arc
far Larger than those Of any other proprietary
preparation on this continent; nnd uhe testimony
Ia its favor embraces letters OF approval rom the
most distinguished members Of oil the learn.
ed professions and from weIi.known residents o.
aInioat every city In the Union. These are ~
credentials. 10 state what II 10 doing TO prevent
and assuagc the sufrsriIgs Of tho human iamily
would require more fpace than can % given 70
the subject here. The dyspsptic, tho bilious, the
nervous. the weak and emactated, the dasp0nd.
ing, the broken down, IND In 10 rch0valinR ana
regulating properties d snre and immediate means
of relief. IL 10 q pure vegetable specibf, 81 once
safe and potent, and for which the whole Hsafertd
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