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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
OHIO ELECTION.
From she Ohio Censral Committee.
CINCINNATI, Nov. I'd, 1914.

CINCINNATI, Nov. I'd, 1914.
We congratulate the Wings of Indiana
Kentucky, and all others upon the favorable
appearance of the returns from our State, as
far as received.
In this County we have reduced the Lo-
cofoco majority TO about 1863, a Wing gain
of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TWO. We caution our friends against If
responsible handbills issued to operate frau
d~ulently on the Elections in Kentucky and
Indiana. A handful called the You've HIcK
DRY EXTRA has just been put in our hands
1t is dated Saturday, Nov. 2, 10 O'Clock, an
claims a majority of 1928 for Hamilton
County, while the true majority is but 1863
showing a Wing gain of l22.
1t claims for Clermont a majority for Polk
of 6l7. Full returns from that County show
a Wing gain Of 81 and a majority for PolA
of only 43s.
We can say, with truth-should the gain
in other Counties (aud we have reason tc
believe such will be the casey be in the
same ratio-Ohio has not only given her E.
LECToRAL VOTE TO HENRY CLAY,
but given it by a majority OF several thou.
sands more than hartley received for Gov
ernor. Thus have the Wings of Ohio re.
deemed their promise to give-the vote ofthe
Buckeye State to the STATESMAN OF TIKI
WEST!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
SHE2IEF,S SALE


We virtue of a fee bill issued from the Office
A5 of the Clerk of the Vanderbu rgh circuit
court in favor OF John Law, William H.. Law.
L .cious FL Scott, Hugh Stewart. Jacob BigIow
Henry B. Stone, audGeorge NJ Thatcher; and
aginst JasB Mccall, Henry Mccall and Mary Sid
ney Mccall; | have levied upon and will on the
10Th day of November, A. D. 1874, at the door
of the courthouse in the town of Evansville. be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock Am and 6 O'Clock
P. M. Of said day expose to sale al public auc-
ton and cutlery the rents, issues, and profits, for
term of seven years OF the following described
Lot 20 witt
Lot number 10 in block number 1870 in Lamas-
CO City (taken as the property of Hugh Stewarti
and should no person offer or bid tor,said rents,
issues, and profits a sum sufficient to satisfy said
fee bill and cost; | will at the same time and
place proceed to sell at public auction and out
cry the fee simple Of said described lot for the
satisfaction of said fee bill aud costs.
oct. APPS fee So. WIN NJ. WALKER S. VIC
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
SHERIEF,S SALE.

Tg2Y virtue of a .leeree Of the Vanderburgh
80 Circuit Court rendered at its September
Term, A ID I643, in favor of William Donlor
and against Patrick Garvey and his wife,Nathan
Rowley. and Chasles McJohnson. | will Oh the
10th day OF November, A D 1874, at the door OF
the Court House in the Town OF Evansville be
tween the hours Of 10 O'clock A Nj and 6 O'Clock
P M OF said day, expose losale at public auction
and outcry the rents, issues and profits for the
term of seven years of the following described
tracts OF land in said decree mentioned & speei-
fed to wit =
The east half OF the south west quarter Of sec
ton No ihIrty-iour 81 in township No five Isl
south ofrange No ten llol west, also the south
west quarter of the south west quarter of the
same section aud also, the south east quarter OF
the south east quarter of section No ihIrty-three
[33l in township Ne fvel5 south of range No
ten I0l west. All in the district of lands sold
at Vicennes, Indiana, and should no person
offer or bid for said rents, issues, aud profits, a
sum sufficient TO satisfy said decree and costs
will at the same time aad place proceed to sell
at public auction aud outcry, the fee simple oil
said bove described tracts of land for the salts
faction of said decree interests and costs.
VIM. WALKER. S. VI C.
October Oath, 1874 prs fee $3.50.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07

FEcuNDirY AROUND Fort KENT.-Dr. Witier-
spoon, of the United S tates Army, now at Fort
Kent. in Main, remarks in a letter that for two
months not one of the met at Fort Kent has been
confined TO bed by sickness even for a single
day, and, the same good health seems to prevail
in the surrounding country This, he says. is
the more to be WONDERED at, one seeing the
crowds of little unvaecinated wretches that
swarm around the door Of every log hut, half
clothed and but poorly fed on sour btack bread
and potatoes. Nothing has astonished him so
much as the large families that are found among
the French abitan ts Live adjoining mar
RED couples have had in all forty children, oil
whom thiriy-five are living. A man immedi-
ateIy opposite the Fort, on the other side of the
river, has twenty-seven by two wives, the sec
ond of whom bore fourteen. Lareut Ferriaund
at Gree River, has had twenty-five children by
| one vile. abortions. b. Le Crog had nineteen
children in eighteen years, aud of these fve
pair were twins.-Pierre Ricbou has had sixytr
three years; three pairs twins, ali now living al
Shattaquoi, six miles below the fort. In on
house is a woman with five children under thret
and a half wears, one twin and one tsiplet birth
Her husband was then expecting soon to be pres
ented With another pair Of the 'sprety pratleEs.'
The probability Is that ''Ould Ireland" can
hardly hold a candle 10 the W~adawa ska planta
tiou in either the production ~ children or pc
taroeE.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
SALE

va Y virtue eta fee Bill issued from the office
~ of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court, in favor OF John Law, & Lueius Fl Scott.
and against Michael P Jones, and Henry Schri-
Der, (impIeaded with William a Sullivan. }
| have levied upon and will OIL the 18th day OF
November A d 1914, at the door of the court
house in the town ef Evansville, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A M and 6 o'clock P NJ oil
said day expose to sale at public auction and out
cry, the rents issues and profits for the term OF
seven years,of the following described let to wit
lot number /, in block number 1874 in L.amasco
City, (taken as the property Ot John Law and
should no person offer or bid for said rents issues
and profits, a sum sufficient to satisfy said fee
bill and costs, | will at the same time and place
proceed to sell al public action and outcrv the
fee simple of snid desc ribed' lot for the s~atisfac
ton of said fee bill and costs.
VIM. NJ, WALKER. s, V, c.
Oct. "a fS44, 3t prs fee $500.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07

IMPoRT4NT D-EcREE.--In consequence of
the distress occasioned by the hurricane, the
Superior Junta of Cuba have issued decree
declaring that corn, corn meal, beans, pota-
toes, and rice shall be admitted freeof duty.
Tor six months from the 9Th instant. Boards,
posts, beams, shingles, tiles, and all kinds of
building materials of wood, are also to be
admitted free. The decree is only intended
for the port of Havana, but TO be extended
10 other ports as the necessity may become
apparent.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
sHERIFF,s SALE.

EDY virtue offs plueries venditioni exponas
Id issued from the office of the Clerk of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court in favor Of William
E. Boswell and against the Board of Commits
siouers of Marlborough County. | will on the
10Th day of November, A D 1914, at the door OF
the Court House in the Town of Evansville. be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ and s o. clock
P NJ Of SAID &sy ONP~s~ sos~i~ q : P~bH~ ~~
zion and QUERY the rents, issues and profits for
the term ofseven years OF the following describ-
Lots number 1877, 1873, 100. 237, los III, and
l73, IN the donation enlargement OF the Town OF
Evansville, and should no person offer a bidfoT
said rents, issues, and profits a sum sufficient to
satisfy said write and COSTS, | will at the same
time and place proceed to sell at public auction
and ontcay, the fee simple OF said above desert
bed lots for the satisfaction of said writ, inter-
ests and costs.
VIM NJ. WALKER, s. ". c..
October 24th, 1874, prs fee zoo st.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07

'Sara h, dear,' said a waggish husband to his
wife, "Ifl were nyour place l would't keep
that babe SO full Of butter as you do" " Butter.
my dear! | never gave it any butter.'' sNo but
you poured about a quart of milk down it this
afternoon, and then roted il on your knee for
nearly two hours. If it dosen't contain a guam
tity OF butter by this time, it isn't for want OF
charming"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IS hereby given that application will be made
n at the next Sc ssion Of the Legislature Of In
diana TO change the location of SO much OF the
State roadieadiug from the mouth of the Wa
bash River to Fredonia, as lies in Posey county
to wit: To commence at the house oil Thomas
Peel in said county and run by the way Simeoa
M"or's School house and by Alexander Barton s
farm and from thence upon convenient and
good ground to Evansville-of which all persons
Interested will take notice.
Nov. Z, 1874. 3t*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
s TATE S Of INDIANA'} IS.
Henry H. Evans,
vs.. Foreign Attachment.

:. Foreign Attachment.
William S. Moxley.A
In the Warrick Circuit Court
Vacation, October 18th 1874.
RATHEREAS on the 18th day of June A. ID.
w 1874, Henry H.. Evans sued out of the of.
fee of the Clerk Of the Warrick Circuit Court,a
writ of Foreign Attachment against the goods,
~chattels, rights, credits, monies and effects oil
William S. Monkey, which said writ was deliv-
cred to the Sheriff Of Warrick County, and by
virtue thereof, the said Sheriff has attached the
following lands and eme as the property
otthe said William S. Moxley as appears by
the return of said Sheriff to said writ that is to
say the North east quarter of the north east quar-
ter oil section number two in township number
seven south of range no eight west, also the
south east quarter of The north east quarter OF
section No Two in township No seven, south oil
Range No eight west: also the west half OF the
north west quarter OF section number one IN
Township seven South ofrange No eight west;
and also The north east quarter of the north east
quarter OF section No twenty in township NJ
six south OF range No seven westnltof said tracts
ofland being in the district of lands sold at Vln-
cennes, Indiana aud in the County OF Warrick,
aforesaid:
NOW Their fore notice is hereby given TO the
said William S. Monkey that the said writ For
eign Attachment is now pending and undeter'
mined im our WarrIck Circnt Court and the said
William S. Monkey is hereby required to appeal
and defend or the same will be heard and deter.
mined in his absence. J. w. B. MOORE, Cfk
Nov. 18th 1914, prs fee S2,50*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
NEW GOODS.

FEVHE subscriber is now opening at bis old
- stand on the corner Of Locust and Water
street. a general assortment Of Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Q~ueensware, Glassware, Boots, Shoes. and
Caps, &c. &c. All of which he will sell for
cash as low as any other house in the place.
The TO allowing articles OF PRODUCE will be
received in payment-Oats, Corn, Feathers and
Beeswax. Tallow, and Hides.
Nov. 9Th, 1874 IF JOHN SHANKLIN.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07

Net Wing gain, in 35 counties 1892
Since the above was in type, we have re-
ceived returns from 50 counties which in
crease the Wing majority over Bartley's
vote 1921! Ohioi is safe for Clay by a maj
oritY of 8 to 10000!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07

KENTUCKY.-We have returns from a
number of countiesin Kentucky, al the close
of the polls on the first and second days
which show a large Wing increase over the
vote for Governor.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
Dissolution Of Partnership.

ENHE partnership of A. LAUGHLlN Il CO..
- is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
A Laughlin willscontiuue business in the old
stand on the corner Of Syca more and Water sis.
through his son James. And Samuel Orr will
also continue the business of the junior p artner
in the next door adjoining.
All persons having claims against the firm
and those who are indebted, will please call and
settle the same with either Of the above named,
who are authorized to close I'D thu business.
ALEX. LAUGHLIN.
JAMES LAUGHLIN.
Evansville, 10th October, 1874. BIT
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
Great Clothing Sale at Louisville,

A STOCK OF $4,000 TO BE CLOSED OUT
IN A FEW WEEKS AT WHOLESALE &
RETAIL.
~ NiE subscribers, having concluded to con-
II centrate their business IN New Aork, are
desirou Of closing out their immense stock OF
fall and winter Clothing in a few weeks. To
effect the above purpose they wilFsell at prices
merely TO cover carriage. This is the largest
single stock ever brought TO this city entirely
fresh. every garment manufa ctured this season.
consisting in part, Of
300 superior light blue Mackinaw Blanket
coots, cloth lined, imported by themselves
200 light blue, second quality, DO do
900 common green DO DO
100 superior do do do
500 pilot and flushing Frocks, Sacks and Over
coats;
80 superior drab Firemen's Coast
200 double miiied Tweed Frocks & 0yercoats
1900 Tweed, cloth, 81 tinet, jeane and cassimer
Sacks;
300 black, blue and medley coIored Dress &
Frock Goats;
100 French black, blue and medley colOred
Confess;
rs circular Opera Cloaks. lined with cloth
$50 black French doeskin Paletos;
$50 black and blue do
$50 beaver cloth overcoats;
IS new style Tweed do
600 superior plain, striped und plaid cassImer
Pontaioons;
400 sa,tinet, jea us and Tweed Pantaloons;
300 black satin vests;
1900 Cashmere, shawl, Valencia and silk vel
vet vests;
100 dozen shirts &c..
They call the attention Of the public to this
superior stock. end to The fact that il must be
aoie in three or four weeks. os they are deter
mined to take no goods back.
DEVLdN s. CO. Corner Fourth & Main st
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The Lexington Observer and Reporter, of

IHt L5AIHglOu O00 FV'1O', OI
Wednesday, says:
Mr.. Clay, yielding to the feelings excited
in behalf Of the son Of a Revolutionary pa
tiot, a citizen Of Alabama, who was caPtur-
cd at Mier, addressed a letter 10 President
Santa Anna, requesting bis liberation. We
understand thathe has just received a polite
letter from President Santa Anna, informing
him of the prompt discharge Of the captive
according 10 his request,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07

PEHNsYLVANIA.-The Wheeling Ga
zette extra gives the following returns from
PennsYlyania:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07

The following are the REPORTED m a%jorities il
this State SO far as received. We have collect
ed the intelligence from various sources will
all the accuracy possible.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE SALE, NO 4, FOR FALL,
1914.

La
OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND .4MERE
CYANDRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS
BONNETS, &c. sc.
On Monday, Tuesday, w ednesday, and THURSDAY
the 25th ,26Ih, 9th ant 18th November.
~OMMENCING at 81 O'Clock, will be offer
~ ed and sold os above on each day, a gem
eral assortment of seasonable staple and fancy
Dry Goods, consisting, in part OF: blue. black,
green, brown mixed, and French black Cloths:
blue and fancy plaid and striped C%assimeres;
blue. black and waved Beaver Cloths; Flusaings /:
Pilot Cloths ;blue, black cadet, mixed, and plaid
Saunets; Eastern and Steubenyiile Jeans;
Tweeds; red, white, green and yellow Flannels;
Cloak Innings; green Bookings; plain and plaid
Linseys; black, greea, and brown En- glish Mer-
lnoes, black Bombnzines;
$50 pieces black Alpacha Lustres;
los do fancy cold do;
Cashmere; Monsseiine de Laines;; Figured Ar
lottas; lsabellines;
$500 pieces fall and winter fancy Prints;
Ginghams; Penitentiary plaids; apron checks;
TickIngs; linen and cotton Diapers; bleached
and brown s~hiItings and sheetings; bic ached &
Driilings; IIish Linens: Cambrics; Jaconets;
Book and Swiss Muslins; Velyets; brown Hol-
lands; Buckrams; red and and canvass Paddings,
wollen and silk Vestings; wooilen aud aud cot
ton vestings; woolen Handkerchiefs: Hosiery;
Gloves: Mits; Suspeuders; and q great variety
Taiiors' Trimmings, &c.
Also, fur, Russia and wool Hats, fur, cloth,
seal and sealet Caps Florence braid and willow
Bonnets, Letter aud Cap Paper, Kentucky and
Virginia Tobacco, &c.
To which we csll the attention of Western
and Sothern merchants. Gus stock will be
large and, complete; and being our last large
fai sale, we shall close out all our consignmenis,
comprising o variety OF seasonablc Goods. Mer-
chants generally will fund it to their interest to
atted Sale positive. Terms, cash.
Nov. Z, IA. w. & .FELLOWES &CO,
Auctioneers. Main ST., Louisville. Ky,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
NEW GOODS.

% g. P RALEIGH ace now receiving at heir Store, crnero oil Main and Water areett
- Do EVanvile, heir land winteraocko of r GOODS, HATS CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES
&c directly from ,hee eastern cities and which they offer to country Merchants. Traders and TO
fully warranted, Wedsme the public to give us caL, and We are confident WI can offer
hem as good bargains SASH they cant find in any city in The Vest II
October [f S[ ]. & F. RALEIGH onerk lain and Waters Streets
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07
HAVE YOU HEARD FROM
ii

We give below the official vote of this
county. Is it not glorious? Next week we
x,iII o;va tho narticpIa,s.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07

Or The Rev. J. r. BARNES, will deliver
the Lecture before the Evansville Lyceum
m Wednesday evening, 18th, November.
Nov. 9th, 1874. G. MAGHEE, Sect.
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BREWERY FOR SALE OR RENT.

WEkT FUK SALE OK KEN T.
sEVtIE Brewery situated in New Harmony is
- offered for sale or rent on reasonable terms.
together with Barrels, Mill, Malt House, and
all other appurtenances. The Brewery is situa-
ted in a good Barley country. The Brewery 10
situated on a two acre lot, on which is a good
dwelling house, which will be sold or rented
with il. Persons wishing to purchase or rent
will please apply 10 the subscriber near New
Harmony.
Aug. LIST, 2 no. GEORGE ELLIOTT.
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from CINcIENATf. to witt
IMPROVED PREMIUM COOKING sTo-
YES; VOLTS PATTEN de do
FRENCH'S mad BUCKS do do
QUEEN ofthe WEST COAL STOVES; FAN
.CY PARLOR STOVES; TEN PLATE and
SEVEN STOVES; Il BOX STOVES: SHEET
IRON STOVES. He also manufactures q IN
tends keeping a large assortment of Tin, Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware, on hand which he in
tends to SELL VERY LOW FOR CASH.
ALL orders promptly attended to, aud Job
work executed with neatness and despatch.
nerHis SHOP is on Main Street oppo-
site the Cheque red store at the sign of the
EGOLDEN COFFEE POT.
JAMES sCANTLIN.
NV. 7til. ~ 3mo.
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NOTICE,

A LII those indebted to the subscriber, will
p please call and settle their old notes and
accounts especially those that have been due
over ono year. JOHN SHANKLIA.
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. SALTi

400 BARRELS KENHAwA SALT,
40 9AGS Tuck ISLAND, for sale by
Nov 9TH, 1874 1T JOHN SHANKLIN.
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WnIsKEY4 W%IIIsKEYM.

RECTIFIED WHfSKEY.!
~ 7BBLS best Cincinnati WHISKEY inst
M received by the subscriber aud for sale
verify low.
| wilLalways have the beat articles OH hnnds.
and viii sell at Cincinnati prices including
feights. WILLIAM HUGHES.
april rs, 3w.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-07

Crockery.
1900 Sets Common Teas, .
500 " Liverpool do
100 " China ware,
900 " Edge plates of all sizes,
500 (" Edge Dishes do
200 4" Printed Tea Ware, s
200 - Whira Craaita.d
For Sale by GRIFFITH CORBET.|
MAY 23d. ~.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-05
VOL. X.-NO. 45.

facturer TO compete successfully with the
native and is consequently aniagonisiic, not
only to that which is imposed for the specific
purpose of protection, but TO that more ra-
ional system so happily exempli6ed in the
tariff of 1912, which, with singular felicity,
combines increase Of revenue with compe-
tent protection to most branches of domes-
tic industry.
] am aware that northern democrats, in
general, dare not openly avow hostility to
home labor. Like the chief priests and
scribes of old, they "fear the people," and
even profess friendship for the cause. But
this bill comes from the democratic oracles.
Sooth-sayers, of higher rank than the msgi
of this House, have been taken into council,
and mighty astrologer has pronounced
upon the horoscope. Doubtless the report
speaks the real sentiments of the party and
its policy is destined TO be carried, il tho
scattered and dispirited legions of the de-
mocracy can yet be rallied in sufficient
strength to wrest the victory from the grow
ing and gathering forces Of that army with
Banners which has already smitten them
with panic terror. 1t is in vain to deny that
the bill is both calculated and designated 10
overthrow the whole productive industry of
our people; and the friendship of the self
styled democrat for the aborer is that Of the
Quaker skipper for the enemy's captain who
boarded his vessel. Friend" said Icha-
bod, hingng his braway arms around him,
i will not hurt thee, but presume thee
can SWIM" and, so saying. threw him over
board. concluded merit neck.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-05

The Troy Wing says that the Locofocos in
the wool-growing counties In New York make
up wry faces at the nomination of Polk. They
do not like man who is in favor Of admitting
foreign pool duty free.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-05

The Nashville Union, the organ of Polk and
Jackson, holds the following language:
"We wish it borne in mind that the Cypress
i've Tariff Of 1912 has been condemned by eve
cry true Democrat, and by none more decided
ly than Mr. Van Buren,; THAT ITS Pro
VISIONS ARE VIEWED WITH Abb
HORRENCE BY GOVERNOR POLK
AND ALL HIS FRIENDS We NEED
NOT REPEAT ps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-01
MAGuIN's
LUCINA CORDIAL,
an wv VTD nm nvTI~


jOR the speedy aud certain Of female Irregularities
potency harrnness fiua albus, iiclpient
ccusutons debility, whether the result Of imprudence Ill
laess accident
The sensaton produced by this wonderful medical
Icy in Paris, has BEEN nearly eqasied by inod-coa
America, Numerous test monas have been received from
those whose conaution was mere wreck but VIII, have
HAD their health by their folly
10 and in thi. cordial tbs Of afe all Other
medical aid had been used The hitherto cbdirss fire
de has often rendered happy and the nm be mpotsn,
land the have again exuted In the elasticity
Iof bysoue days.
Tie agent OF the interior villages er New York states
case which by the Of bottIcs of Lueina Cordial
after years bitter dsappor mcn en- bed
leo rejoice aiixon of the fondest hopes of
1ife.
The agent for the city Of A. New York sold bottt. TO
gentleman who had been afflicted with disease OF tn. nreha
eleven In few days he returned and he de-
rived far benefit from the bottle from medic
years He mmed eiy bought six botc
I'm vrbds the L, winch
I've liberty leer The universal stsf,cton which
nesnable Elixir has given. single compliant
ing been made Of the least proofs of its unvaed
Price So per bottle
Sold "a Nassau street. New York 90 North street. Phila.
,depha Smith FowIe 100 Warrington street, Boston.
fen m*ec