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Its not necessary TO take a har dfnl of
these Pills TO produce The desired effect :
two of them act quickly AID powfully,
cleansing the Liver, Stomach and Bow
els of all Impurities. The principal ingre-
dent is Podophyllin, or the Alcoholic tx.
tract of Mandrake, which Is by many times
the more powerful, acting and searching
than the Mandrake ITSELF It's peculiar ac-
ton is upon the Liver, cleaning Il speedily
from all distinctions, with ali the power
Of Mercury, yet free from the Injurious re-
suits attached to the use OF that mineral.
For all diseases, in which The use of a
cathertic is indicated, these pills Will give
entire satisfaction IN every case. They
NEVER FAIL.
In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
and extreme cosLivene ss. DR.. HOonand 3
German Bitters or Tonic should be used IN
connection with the Pills. The tonic eff
feet OF the Bitters or Tonic builds mp the
system, The Bftters or Tonic puFih es the
Blood, strengthens the Nerves, REGULATES
the Liver, and gives strength energy and
vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills,
and tone up the system with Bltters or
Tonic, and no disease can retain Its hold,
or ever sssa1l you.
GERMAN REMEDIES that are so univer-
sally used end hlgsiy recommended; and
do not allow the Druggist to induce you 20
taGe anything else that he may say Is Just
aB good, because he makes larger profit
press TO any locality, upon application TO
the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at the GERMAN
MEDICINE STORE, 63I ARCH Strict,
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Proceedings OF she Second Quarterly
Meeting or the VandorbHrgh Chris
tIAn Home.
CHRISTIAN HOME, Evansville, Ind,
Thursday. DAG. Is. 1870

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CHRISTIAN HOME, Evansville, Ind,
Thursday, Dec. Is 1870
The regular quarterly meeting Of
the Trustees and Managers of the
Home met pursuant to order. Present
Trustees, Messrs. Carpenter, Decker,
Nexsen and Mark; Managers, Mrs.
Crosby, Ournick, B@tticher, Carpen-
ter, L. Igleheart, Nexsen, Coolidge,
DeBruler, Decker, Miss King, and
Miss johnson.
The meeting was opened with de-
votionaI exercises by Mr.. Marx, and
the Superintendent then read q brief
report Of the work connected with the
Home.
The committee appointed to confer
with Mr.. Charles Coffin in regard to
his proposed visit to Evansville to
lecture for the benefit of the Home,
reported a communication from him
expressing his deep interest in our
labors, and his desire to comply at
once with our request, and promising
| to do so as soon as possible. The COM
mittee were instructed still to attend
10 this business, aud give timely no.
tice when Mr.. Coffin would be able to
come.
The Committee, appointed to petit
ton the City Council that the fines
collected from that class of persons
be appropriated towards the support
of the Home, reported that they had
secured the signatures of q large
number of the leading business men
of che city to their petition; that they
had received very respectful recep-
ton from both these honorable bodies.
The County Commissioners, after
VISITING the Home, made an appro-
priation of $50 Per month for its ben
efit. and the City Coucil granted their
petition unanimously.
1t was moved and seconded that 9
committee be appointed % confer with
MIR. Baker. the Mayor, relative TO the
fines that the Council had appropri.
ated TO the use of the Home. Mrs
Crosby. Mrs, IgIeheart and Mrs. De.
Bruler we're appointed en- that com
mittee
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CHrRCU NlrICEa.

1rdnatg AZ f. Chlwch.-sunday School
Al FAX Preaching at l01< A. N. and II.
*. The sermons and music viii be appro-
pirate 70 u Christmas occasion. Glass
Meetings Sunday afternoon. Social meet
1nSs dnring the week, as usual.
Independents n. E. Sunday SehooI viii
meet at the usual time and place on sun
day afternoon A cordial Invitation is ex-
tended TO all the citizens OF Independence
to be present.
Ia0Ie Sirsss n. z ohllroh.-sunday school
ateA n Preaching at 10Y A n. and p.
N. Social meetings as usual on Sunday
and during the week.
Ffraf Bsprfst Church. Preaching In this
church tomorrow at 10< Az. and 7 PM,
By he Pastor. Subject for the morning,
dlas Jog o. Angeis al tbs Birth Of our Sector.
For the evening, ms Roads to Eternity.
Sabbath School and Bible Glass at AN,
Church on ths corner OF Third and Cherry
Streets. Seats free to all. 49,
Tse Parlsh ofne Rolv KaRoesats-Christ.
mas serVices-DiTine services viii be held
at the Eoly Innocents on Christmas Eve
ana during Christmas day.
On this Saturday evening" CChrIstrn as
Eve, services VIII be at ~ O'Clock.
Tc-morrow Christmas Day), morning
service at los O'Clock. and evening service
at7H o'clock
81. Putl's -1T0tsstant Episcopal Church.
Conner OF First and Chestnut, Rev. w. H.
Van Antwerp, Rector. Services for to-
morrow fChristmas Day. as follows: sun
day School 81 9 Az, gnornfng service at
1o7f, and evening servlcs at Pm.
In the afternoon. &C ~ PM, the st.
PanIss Sunday Schooi and tina Mission
Sunday school viii meet in she church for
tnslr usual Christmas celebration.
HTns street Prssbytertan Church Usual
MaKTieaa- Strangers invited.
Kfn0slsV He. chUreh.-Second Quarterly
Meeting the Presiding Elder, Rev. W. +.
Harned, wiz preach at IO5S An. and 7 Pm
Ths Sacramento Ssiu be administered at 3
P.L. Sunday school at IL Pm. Love feast
on Monday night. A full attendance at
al these services Is desired.
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LrppINooTr's BIoaRApHIcAL Die

LIpPINCoTT's BIOGRAPHICAL Die
rIoNARY.-We are indebted to the
publishers for parts Is. 10. 20, 81 and
% of this valuable work. These five
parts take us from the beginning OF
the letter 81, to L. No. % winding up
with the Lsopolds. We have fire.
ouentIy alluded to the great value Of
this biographical and NEUROLOGICAL
dictionary, not only because of the
care with which it has been compiled
BY its author, DR.. Thomas, but
especially because of the beautiful
Typography which characterizes the
book throughout. We do not know
that we ever examined a dictionary of
any kind where the paper and typog-
raphy we're more perfect. The giving
the correct pronunciation Of all the
words which occur in the dictionary
is a contribution 80 the literature OF
the country whose value cannot be
over. estimated. The price of the
Dictionary per number is fifty cents,
1t may be ordered directly from the
Publishers in Philadelphia.
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TIE Baptists, of Grandview, after
many months.of hard labor. have sue
oesded In flashing their Church.
TIE friends of the Lutheran Sab
bsth School. in GrandvieW, intend
having Christmas tree.
THE officers and children of the NJ.
E. Sunday School, in Grandview. give
n free concert on Christmas Eve.
THE congregation of Plymouth Con-
gregational Church, indianapolis,
have extended a call to Rev. J. L.
Bennett, of Loekport. New York. to
serve as Pastor of the Church.
FROM reports in the Western Chris
tian Advocate. 1t seems that the Meth
odist Episcopal Church in many por-
tons Of the country are enjoying their
usual seasons Of revival. Some of
the churches report large number
Of aceessions.
We are pleased to know that the
children ooAnected with the various
Sunday Schools in this city are prom
ised 4 good time during the holiday
week. What, with their Christmas
trees and festivals, and no school,
thsir cups Of happiness must be run
ming over
TIE OEensboro Monitor says the
ordinance of baptism, by immersion,
Wes administered to seven colored
persons in that city, on Sunday last
and that the most orderly and solemn
deeorum prevailed. The ordinance
vas also administered to five whites
recent accessious to the Baptist
Church in that city.
We notice a bunch of Juvenile AM
Sunday School works to-day. sent Us
By George Crosby, No. Al, Yves
Fourth Street, Cincinnati. Mr.. Crosb!
Is the Western agent of the Ameri
can Sunday School Union. and w
take pleasure In recommending hi
house to our friends visiting Cincin'
natl. who have occasion to select Sun
day School libraries.
PRoF. FL. @. BUTTERF1ELD, late o
WashbU ne College. Kansas, is in tn
city spending the holidays with hi
brother. Judge Charles II. Butter
field. Prof. Butterfeld has recentl
been eaDsd TO the important plac
made vacant By the late esteemed Dl
Theron Baldwin. as Secretary Of tn
Western College Society, with hi
once IN New York City. He wi
preach in the Walnut Street Presby
tsrian Church to morrow.
MANY good people seem to be IN
der the impression that two thing
are absolutely necessary to constitut
a good lecturer. One, that be come
from distance and the other that b
name be noised abroad throughou
the land By handbills and newspaper
We think those of our citizens VII
hear Mr.. Carpenter on Tuesday ever
ing will be thoroughly convinced tn
neither Of these particulars are nece
sary. The Progress of Woman is Q
interesting theme, and We feel no hes
tation in expressing our belief that
will be discussed in an original ar
eloquent manner.
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UNITED STATES o. huEHICh.
District of indinuH.
w - ia lshas ilual ol iufurml Inu
WV was Med im the District court nf fNH
United States for the Dfatuci of Indiana.
on the l0th day OF December. 1870. nv #IIs
liam knight and Others anaIuaL HnN
steamboat Commercial her boilers. nu-
gimen, machinery, tacElet apparel InruI.
ture and boats, seized az ssid District ln
cause 81 action, civil hnd maritime anH
claiming damages iu the nHm uf tIl .HI
and praying process against Hain l8#I #e4
and That heaamo may De- condemned emo
sold therefor
Now therefore. iu pursuance Df LHH FU1H
milton under the seal Uf said Luurt tn wl
directed and delivered go hereby gIEa
public notice % ni HefHuuH claiming aHI#
goods or any part thereof. Dr On amy maus
ner interested thoreins tuot they hn aul
appear before tne district coutt vi lna
United states, Co be hoId 90 tnn city uf Iue
diamnBciis, 500 ana foF tho District OFF Lunls
ana, on the nrft Monday or February
next, q b l0 o'clock of enc forenoon on inat
day, then and there % fnierpq.e ianIr
claims aud make their allegations in tun3
BEN. sPOoHEH. Marshal u.Hs
hV SAMUEL DAY. Deputy.
Attest j. ls HoWLhun. GlaTE
ChA8. p. MAnsui Proctor Tor lAna.ihnl.
decift
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New MUs1o.-We are indebted to
Louis Trip. of Louisville, for
couple of pieces Of sheet music. Bel
Annie" is 8 song from Bulwer's Ri
emf, with music arranged By Louis
II. Hast. " Loving Eyes" is one OF
Trips bouquet of beautiful pieces
for the piano. music By j. G. Mein-
niger.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG
NAIU kAL15T. By LUcTEE BIARTs
Translated by PARKER GILLMoRE- New
YORK aARFER BROTHERs. For sale by
RoBERT CLARKE q Co, Cincinnati 81 p.
This book contains the narrative Of
. boy who accompanied his father
and two others in scientific excur-
sion among the Cordilleras of Mexico.
The story is illustrated with sketches
Of wild and romantic scenery, and
pictures Of the plants, minerals. birds
and wild animals of Southern Mexico.
1t is written in the vivacious, easy
style of the French naturalist, and is
lust such q work as will deeply inter-
est the boys. The great danger
Of the youth of this generation
is, that in the superfuity Of juvenile
literature, they will contract a taste
for the sensational, fictitious stories
which will create diseased appe-
lite, that will be satisfied with
nothing useful or improving. Such a
work IS the one before Us is of the
class which parents should place in the
hands Of their children. 1t is hand
somely illustrated with one hundred
aud seventeen engravings, and gotten
up in tie elegant style of the Harpers
which make it very appropriate and
welcome gift for young people. l.
= Re mailed, postage paid, on re-
he price.
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PATENTS
Amerlcau and European,

American and European.
RRUN& a 60. continue 20 give opin-
I'LL tCns in regard 20 the Novelty OF In
veuLiouE, free OF Charge, making Special
Examinations al the Patent once pre-
pare SpecihcatiouB, DraWingas Caveats and
ASST Lnmenta, and prosecute appAcattpuh
for Letters patent az Wafhingtoni and tn
ail European COuutriea. They give special
attention 70 the prosecution of Rejected
Claims, Appeals, E1tenhiOns ana later
ferencaa.
m@- Pamphlets OF the New Patent Law
for 1870 furniahed free. Address
MAN a &C.
81 Park H5W, New YORK.
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AMAHuA ANaH.N.N aIINaN .IaN.HA Z" H.H-H..a
UNITED STATS on AffuHreh, lra
District OF Indiana
WMEEwwhms "a libel uf Information
wv was nied IA tho District court ~ tnn
United states for the District ~ indiana
on the 5th dRE Of september 1876 lH Cog
iuuibua Mcdonald. against tie steamboat
Emmh lloyd, her Boilers Engine, AHo IHf
Apparel and fufutiuFoi seized nt Hnia Ni.9
triCf, im cause 0i DAMAGE civil emo uitlIH
time, ana claiDliuH DAMAGE fu One naIu
% g368, and praying process nnnluaf anIn
boat, ae aud that the Same may Do cUu.
demned and Gniu therefor.
Now therefore, iu pursuance nI LHa HH.a
milton uudor tne seal uf HHiu court tu Mr
dirscted and delivered. Il 90 hofonH EiEa
Dupiic notice tQ nn pefauua claiming HaIN
goods, or any pert thereof ar iu Hur nanr
nor Interested tucFolui that thaT DE- nuH
appear before the District Court nf tha Mule
ted States. % 10 held 90 tna Citg of Indle
annapolis, iu and Tor the UialHnl uf fuaia
ana o. the dut monday Of InnuslE
next, nt no o'clock on the forenoon ~ Ahmt
day, th0n nud there % iuleru1ra iHnIf
claims and ma axe their HileHal'nna 81 tunt
behalf. BEN nE00NEHs
Marrnnl U. H
by H. M. HIaHHUW. DOB.
Attest u, ~. HuWLhMu, Gi'E.
CMAs. Gs MARSH, Proctor for LinolAhut
nrrfIalN
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To Debilitated Persons,
To Dyspepties,
To Sufferers from Liver Complaint,
To those having no Appetite.
To those with Broken Down Consti-
tutions,
To Nervous People,
To Children Wasting Away.
To any with Debilitated Digestive
Organs,
Or suffering 1cith any Of the fOliOt0-
ing Symptoms, eChich indicate Dis0T-
dered LiEer or Stomach:
such as
& onsti-
patton, II
ward Piles,
Full ness or
o o q TO the
head, Acld;ty of
the stomach, Hau-
sea, Heartburn. Dis
gust for Food, FuIInefs
or Weight In the StOm-
ach. Sour Quotations.
Sinking or Finttering at the
Pit Cfthe stomach Swimming
OF the Head, hurried ana Dlffi-
cult Breal hing, FIuttering at the
Heart, Choking or sunocating
ture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the sight. Fever
and Dali Pain in the Head
Deficiency OF Precipitation,
YelloWness of the SKin
aud Eyes, Pain IN the
Side, Back G rest
Lin BIS, a.. Sudden
FlDshes of a at.
Earning in the
ImagiLtngs OF
areat De.
preston OF
EnirfIa
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The Whole Supreme Court
of PENNSYLVANIA

SPEAK FOR THESE REMEDIES.
who would ask for more DIgnlfied
and Stronger Testimony.
Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD, formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court OF Penn
syIvania, at present member of Congress
from Pennsylvania writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1857.
find "Hooh and's German BttteTs" is
good tonic. usetaI IN diseases OF the digest
I've organs, and OF great beneht in cases OF
debility and want OF nervous action In
. S'' GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Hon. JAxEs THOMPSON, Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1857.
consider 8 oofiands German BitteTsD
a valuable medicine in case OF attacks Of
Indigestion or Dyspepsia. can certify
this from my experiences of 10.
Yours, with respect, JAS. THOMPSON.
Hon. GEORGE EHARsWooD, Justice Of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1, 1865.
have found by experience that f'HOOf-
lands German Bttters" is a very good tom
ic, relieving dyspeptic symptoms almost
Immediately. GEO. SHAR5WOOD.
Hon. VIZ. r. ROGERS, Mayor Oft City of
Buffalo, New York.
MAYORS OFFICE, BUFFALO, June p, 1869.
L have used "Hoohand's German Bttters
ana 4Ou1c' IN my family during the past
year, and can recommend them as an ex-
cellent tonic, Importing lone and vlgOr 10
the system. Their use has been product
i've or decidedly benedeicial effects.
W M. f. ROGERS.
Hon. JAMES NJ. WcoD, Ex-Mayor of VII
Transport, Pennsylvania.
take great pleasure in recommending
Hoodand's German Tonic {" to any one
who may be afflicted with Dyspepsia. /
had the Dyspepsia so badly IL was tmpOssi-
Bile to keep any food on my stomach, and
became SO week as not to De able TO walk
half a mile. Two BOTTLES OF Tonic-effected
perfect cure. JAMES NJ. WOOD.
REMEMBER
THAT
HOOFLAND'5 GERMAN BITTERs.
AND
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
VIII cure every csss of
M a r A - Nj u .
Or wasting away of the tody.
REMEMBER
That
HO0FLAHD'S GERMAN REMEDIES
Are the medicines you require to pu-
rify the Blood, excite the torpid Liver
10 healthy action, and to enable You 10
pass safely through any hardshiFs or ex-
posture.
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ChaS. n. EVanS, Proprietor,
Form .1lY G. M.JAOKsON Z 90.

These Remedies are for Sale by Druggists.
Etorekeepersi ano Medicine Dealers every.
where. eecz2-2iaeod
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LETTERS RETAINING UNCLAIMED in ii. Q
POst-Office at Evansville, State OF Indiana
on the I'D day of Decem ter, 1870.
Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say " Advertised, - giving date
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Anderson BIZ
Ames q ]
Anshasty David P
Atkinson Wiley
Andrews ] DE-
Adams W q
BETHEL NJ
Believe al L3
Black Chas
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Bouey er James
Bell John r
Drummer John
BOardmau L NJ
BerEanks Forest
Barnett syivanes
Baily VIM
CLARK MOSES
Calvert Hon Leroy
Carter Matthew
Carter Rev III
Cody Clark
Conway Charles
Coon o z
CoIlett A
COYne Anthony
Carpenter David
CollumS Robert
Crowley Edward H
Cuff Robert
Cochran ] I'll
CLARK John
Clark James
Cox j r.
Collins j L
Craig Capt John
Cromp JOrdon
Cogan j r
Carroll ] w cooper
Cohee VIM
CLARK DR. VIM
Callerd Wenpey
Clements DR. 81
CuTntck Thomas
DENNIS JOHN
Davis WiIford ccl'd
| Duval DIR
Dennis John n
| Darling Daniel w
Uugan John
| DiLIer John
Denny J =
| DoWny J n
| Dryer John u
| Dawson Wasningt'I
| DuSouchet j @
| ELKINS DAVID
Earl Robert
ERlisOn William
| FARRAR LEWIS
French NJ 81
| Forbes James
FinG.ey j "
Frtzze1 John
FRrrtIl = b
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Garvey Owen
Gallant John
GilKtson Geo
Gregg Robert
Gallant q A
Guth Chas 2
HITCH PETER
Henderson y L
Htnde Capt CT
Hart Prof
Hewsou Anthony
Husbands A b
HutchisOn d
Hawkins e z
Hunt Samuel
Hills Joseph
HutchenS Jerome
Harting j B
Howard w Il
HEIDI j q w
Hawkins Thos
Harpers Herman
Hardin VIM II
] ackson A
Jones James
Jacobs Junkiss
Joyce NJ NJ
Jones N
KNOX VIM
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kinsa Geo
LEMON WAN NEl
Long J NJ
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LSvingston Jack
LeaveLt VIM 2
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Land Thomas
Lane Geo
Lawrence Robert
FaWers Chas J
JOE
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Two WAYS OF DOING IT. By MISS L.
BATES. author OF beginning" "The
Builders" &c, =, 16n1o. Illustrated.
philadelphia, J. B, SKELLY & Co. Price
81 IS.
At first glance. one would be apt to
conclude that this interesting little
volume is designed for a Sunday
School book but the reader soon I'M
derstands..that it is intended by the
author for something more than
merely to interest children, aud teach
them morality. The book is really
a discussion, in a most pleasing
manner, of the question of woman's
work in society and the church. The
question is discussed in the form of
q story, containing reports Of evening
conversations, in which Uncle Ralph,
Aunt Beth and Ross Wilde give ex-
preston to much sound sense, moth
erly visdom-the growth of expe.
rience-and earnest plans for useful
ness. Isabel, a member Of the family,
who devotes much CT her time to lee
lures on Woman Rights out west
and who finally becomes convinced
that woman's true work is not in the
way she had previously taught, is 8
very interesting character. The book
is for sale By George Crosby. Of Gin
einnati, and is a valuable addition t
any library.
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- Hrean Oy8ieu of fho bral quality lee
colVca daily per express nna cold AT I.#
lowest mnrHct prices per cam ar eH
- hree iuHUh every morning tuH
Am. tim lz noon.
s Sa. IC.scHwElzEH
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FANOY Goods

TOYS, NOTIONS, MUSICAL WARES,
New Novelties, as, Tor the Fall trade,
wholesale and retail AZ the old ainud, NO,
Matn b. uolBamlM A. g. fuhhhh,
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SHILOH, or without and Within. By
81 L. JAY. New York: e. p. DUrToN
Co. For sale in Evansville by FISH q
BATTER.
Shiloh is not a creation but q
Owth; began with no other design
to furnish a few sketchy. rambling
TO q religious Weekly. it
70 a connecting story. with
towing forth Of plot and pur-
@sius as 4 work Of fiction
rdantIy established. The
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LAVINIA AND LILY-Or Life at a Board
ing School. American Sunday School
Union. Cincinnati: GEORGE CROSBY.
Price, 60 cents.
The title of this book explains, to a
considerable extent, its character.
Two girls meet at fashionable board
ing school. Ooe is plain simple
hearted girl, and the other, to use a
common phrase. is sufficiently up to
snuff to know the Importance of max
ing first impressions good ones. Their
experiences are told in a simple and
ar6ess manner, aud are intended to
convince children that to be good is
the highest wisdom.
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Murphy Philip
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Ask
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MeQuiIl Jas
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Orrtck 3 T.
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Platt s Il
Pagin FL
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RENLCH ED
Rankin David
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Rucker G.
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Sheets Jos
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stowe Wash
Scherfy ID V
Stelssy H w
Smell Theo
3 Weeny Thos
Stanley ThoS IcOl'dI
SRyles e H
Sails Jarot
Smith j ohm
Smith Wesly
Smith & Walters
THOBE BEN
Thomas ID &
Tigner Chas
Taylor Jas
Taylor John
Tremble John
WILLIS EMERY Z
Wheeler r q
Wilson r B
Wallace R e
Woods r 3
WaldrOn ID
Wright d s
Wilson BuIie
WOrden A l.
Wood Alex
Woods Nelson
Whiting VIM
Watson Jas
Ward Jos
Ward John
Wann T & Co
Wadham Henry
W elglan Henry
Wilson Henry
Whteeer SamI
YOUNG THOS 3
Yeager Marion
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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-24
Hoof1and's German Tonic,

Was com pounded for those not inclined
to extreme bftters, and is intended for use
in cases when some alcoholic stfmulant is
required in connection with the Tonic
properties Of the Bttters. Each bottle Of
The Tonic contains one bottle of the Bit
tiers, combined with pure SANTA CRUZ
RUM, and favored in such q manner that
the extreme bitterness of the bltters Is
overcome, forming q preparation highly
agreeable and pleasant TO the palate, and
containing the medicinal virtues of the
BILters. the price of the Tonic is 81 80 per
Bottle, which many persons think too
nigh. They must take into consideration
that the stlmulant used Is guaranteed 20
be OF pure quality. A poor article could
be furnished at q cheaper price, but Is IL
not better to pay a little more and have q
good articleP A medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best IN gredt-
ents; and they who expect to obtain q
cheap compound, and be benefited by it,
will most certainly be cheated.