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PLOWS AND POINTS.

TIE Carollton, bull, half crane, true American,
and number of other patterns of pows, kent
constantly on hand, Or made to order, al the oun-
dry in Calrolton.
AlsO.--Rght and Iehhand, CarrolIton, bull, true
American, Woods improved, crane from No. to
No. 81, John Long, Masson, Buckeye, star and
almost every kind Of pIow points, constantly on
hand, and cheap for for cash. A. l.. LlTTELL.
CaToIton, June %, I846-37-tf.
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a LIST OE LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Carrollton. Ohio.
" July the lst, A. d. 1916.
Arbucklc George Haines Samuel Rowe. William
Barkhard, John lIowoy,E. Reed, William
Boyle, Thomas lIolr, d. +. Rudolph, DR.
Banhson, N. lIewett, Samuel Scmple, A. w.
Beatty, James Johnson Geo. Stanley, John
Bracken, John Jackson, Kendall Scott, John
Clark, $. W. I.ahm, Samuel Smith, David
Gable, Joseph Maple, John Sr. Smith, JAS Esq.
Davis, James NIoreland, John Stewart Thomas
Danalsan, Jas. Miller, Joseph or Shaller, Timothy
Everett, William Hester Fife, Snder, Jesse
Fligle, Jacob Maflet Samuel Sickler, Gilbert
Grinder, Jacob Nicely, George Thompson, Fred
Garner, John Ncvin, William Tement c. J.
Hunter, w A. Pitts, John Taylor, J. S.
Hcrod, Michael2 , pcase, II, &p . Vanhorn, Thomas
Hays, Henry II, A. STIDGER, p. NJ.
By JosEn Doll, Assistant
July l0 lS4G 80 st.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll cOuntESS

IN PARTITION BEFORE AUGUST TERM, 1916.
John Sawvel and Catharine his wirel
VS. ; In ChanCery
Elizabeth Burrer and others.
ELIZABETH BURRIER, Philip Burrier, Eli Bur.
- rler, John Dougherty and Mary his wife, Samu-
eI Burrier the heirs Of Jacob Burrier George Bur.
rief, Henry Christopher and Barbara his wife, Mi
chaeI Rhodes and Sarah his wife, John Srult and
llesther Anne his wife, John Riggle and Margaret
his wife, George Bumier and Susanna his wife, Sam
uel Stult and Elizabeth his wife, will take notice
that petition was flied against them on the 3Oth
day OF June, A. d. 1916, in the court OF common
pleas Tor said county, by the said John Sawvel and
Catharne his wife, and is now pending, wherein
the said Sawvel and wife demand partition of the
following described real estate, situate in Carroll
county, Ohio to wit the southwest quarter of Sec
ton number twenty-eight, (28) township number
eleven, ar of range number four, t4) in Sleuben-
vile district, containing l54 acres, more or less
and that at the next term OF said court application
will be made ty said John Sawve and wife for an
order that partition may be made Of said premises
JOHN SAWVEL, er, ais.
BY R. MCCLAvE, his Attorney.
July g. l24f-38-6t.
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lrdny the snh Of August, IsIG,

the following goods and challcl=, to Wit; one bay
horse, one gray mare and colt, and one four hose
wagon. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of
eali tar. rarus cash. L. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
July q, l8IJ--4l-3L p. tee 81.
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NEW GOODS.

new and splendid assortment of goods, just re-
u Celved and for sale, cheap for cash or country
produce. Call and examine the stock Tor YOUR
selves GEO. T. PARKER.
Carrollton, May 22 1849-32-tf.
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN

no all those who are indebted to the Surplus fund,
that we, by the law of last winter, are appoint
ed to collect this fund. We therefore take this pub
lie way OF saying that all bonds, &c, upon which
there is any part of the principal or interest due
will be sued at the next term of the court Of COM
mon pleas for this county
JOS. G. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
L, +. HARBAUGH, Auditor
Carroll county, Ohio,
CAIRO llton, Juno H. 1916,
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ECKLEY GDAVUS

Attorneys aud CouHseiiOrs at Law,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
IL their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties All business entrusted TO Them will re-
ceive prompt attention. Office in the frame build.
ing, opposite The west door Of the court house.
Carrolhnn, December 5, I845-tf
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WOOL WANTED,

t00O0O pounds wool wanted, for which will
AV''O'' give as liberal price as the times will
admit. GEO. r. PARKER.
Carollton, May %, l84G-32-lE
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Iron Foundry in the town of LeeSburgh,

Carroll county, Ohio, where they intend to make
and keep constantly on hand, castings of all des-
criptlons, to wit Every variety of mill gearings.
threshlng-machine gearing. stoves, and pIows of
the most improved patterns now in use, &C. &C.
All orders for castings will be promptly attended to,
and con be speedily filed as they will at all times
have good pattern maker employed. Their cast
ings will be OF the best quality as they intend using
entirely the Kentucky iron.
They have also connected with the foundry an
extensive machine and smith shop, where they will
make lhreshing machines, turning lathes, and
pows; and do all kinds of forging turning, &c. to
order-aso repairing all kinds OF machinery on the
shortest notice.
They will receive in payment old metal at one
cent per pound, and all kinds of country produce
at market price, and will not refuse cash.
BY pursuing course of fair dealing, and honest
Industry they hope to merit and receive a liberal
share of the public patronage.
The plows that we manufacture have Ieen thor
oughly tried in our county, and proved to be The
best now in use. We refer those who wish to pur-
chase to the following gentlemen who have used
our pows: Levi Jenkins, DR.. T. Cummings, S. Jen-
kins, Ohio Baker and VIM. Pollock. We sell the
above plow for five dollars and give two points.
We further inform the citizens Of Carroll and the
adjoining counties, that We manufacture the'''Car-
rolton plows," with right and left points; also,
points for Woods improved bull pows
0TFAtkins' Water Wheel for Saw Mills, can be
had on short notice. 1t has been ascertaned that
this Wheel is much superior to the wooden Wheel,
and also cheaper.
C.P&A. NJ. FISHER & Co.
Lcesburgh March 27, lS46--6m
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The State of Ohio, Carroll county, S.
William Seaton

William Seaton In the court of common
VS. pleas in and for said
John Williams, Davis county in chancery.--
Vail, Condy McGilI. Decree for the sale oflond
NOTICE is hereby given, that, by virtue of an ali.
N as order of sale issued from said court in the l..
bove cause, and to me directed, will offer for sale
1t public vendue, at the door of the court house in
Conollton, in said county,
On the l7th day of August, A. ID. siS,
between the hours OF 10 o'cock, A, NJ. and 1 o.
clock, p. NJ. OF said day, the following described
tract or parcel OF land, situate in said county, to
Wit part of the ives; half of the southwest quar-
ter Of section twenty, township sixteen, Of range
six, in the Steubenve district, bounded as follows:
commencing at post 10 chons and 6 links from
the northwest corner of said halt quarter, thence
mnning east 10 chains and 81 links to post, thence
south 20 chaios and sc links to post thence west
10 chains aud 81 links to post thence north 90
chains and 80 links to the place of beginning, con-
tanning 80 acres and lhrty-ihree hundredths OF an
arec. Said land lies in Brown township.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chanccrv.
Iu'y 70, lsiG--39-jt. r. fec g.
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NTnNE WARE.

A r'oj assortment Of stone crooks, &c, on hand
an ior sale ty ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Car lton, Aprl ,, I8IG-tL
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SIlERIFF'S SALE.

By vnluo OF a writ OF Fl. Fa. e. Low Fo, issued
out of the court ol common pleas Dor Carroll county
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer lor sale in The
town OF PckIu, in Brown township, on
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THE said Charles Mecaskey will take notice that
said Margaret Mecaskey on the 5lh day of May,
in the year OF A. D. 1916, filed in the court of COM
mon pleas in and for said Carroll county, her petit
ton, in chancery, against him, which petition char
ges that said Charles Mecaskey has been wfuy
abesent for more than three years Immediately pre-
ceding the date Of the filing of said petition, and
that said Charles Mecaskey has been guilty of gross
neglect OF duty to your petitioners and prays said
court to decree the marriage contract between The
petioner and said Charles dissolved, and it may be
forever held for naught and that petitioner may
have reasonable alIimony out of any property said
Charles Mecaskey may be found to be possessed Of
and that said petition is now pending, and will be
for hearing at the next term Of said court at which
time and place. you may, if you please, appear and
defend, &c. MARGARET MECASKEY,
By ECKLEY DAVIS her Attorneys
June l2, 1846-35-6t. Pr. fee SO.
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Dig. Nt0, % D. OIh y. y. VI,
DAVID WATT, Brig. Mai. and lns.
sHEREFEs SAFE.

RY virtue Of a wrll OF alias vendi eXponas, issued
- ont OF The court OF common pleas ior Carroll coun-
~. Ohio, aud % me dreeIcd, will offer for sale at
lhe house Of ThOmas James, IN Augusta township,
On Friday tsIe 7tiI Of August, Isi6,
the following goods and ehaues, to wit: four head
OF horse creature four SET OF horse gears three
horse wagon. aRl four mich cows. Sale to com
nience al y o'clock, NJ. OF said day, Terms cash.
i. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
July q, IG46--4i-3t. Pr. fee 81.
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NEW STORE,
Dry Goods, Hardware,

QHesHsrdre, Iron, Nails, Paigis, Fish, Sah, SC.
all Of which will be sold as low or lower for CASH OR
COUNTRY PRODUCE than they can be had in the plsce.
Inc following kinds Of produce will be taken for
goods' WIS wheat rye, corn, oats, -four, buLkwheat
flour, dried appes, potatoes butter, eggs. flax lin
en- flannel, wool, bacon, soap, cheese. ard and all
other kinds OF produce that is generally taken in
stores. Persons wishing to purchase will please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere, and be
assured Ihot will give you good bargains.
DENTISTRY and wATCHMAKING carried on IN tbe
same room. GEO. I. PARKER.
CarroIlton, March 49, I846-tE
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MUSLINS.
HOLLOW WARE.
COTTON YARN.

large lot Of cotton yarn of the best quality, just
- received and for sale at the cheap store of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Canollton, February 6, 1846--ti.
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SOLE LEATHER.

First rate lot of Spanish sole leather just receiv-
- ed and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carollton, February 6, 1846-tf
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BOOIs and Shoes
LEESRURGM FOUNDRY.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the citizens
of Carroll and the adjoining counties, that they
have erected a new
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-12


sumption, and all other affections of the
Bronchial tubes.
TDREPARED entirely from the Ginseng and
IL warranted TO contain no preparation OF An
umony, Mercury or Opium.
Mere than 1000 bottles have been sold in the
city of Cincinnati, alone, within two months,
and in no case has it failed to give entire salts
faction.
The Ginseng Panacea is now ordered by
Physicians of the first responsibility, in their
regular practice, and its claim be considered
the only article ever discovered capa bic OF
speedily and permanently allaying bronchial ir-
rtation, which is the sole cause OF cough, aSth-
ma, bronchitis, and according TO DR.. Eberie
who but expresses the opinion OF II the first
authorities in Europe aud America, of two.
thirds of all the cases usually regarded as true
tuberculOus consumption must be consi dersd as
forever settled. We select the following names
from long catalogue of persons who have felt
its healing influence on their persons, or
seen it in their families. Many OF whom are
well known to the citizens OF Evansville as
business men of the first standing and integrity
who would not for a moment lend their names
or influence to extend the reputation of any
article unless from perfect conviction OF its
utility:
NAT. NOBLE, Canal Collectors Office
M GUrHIIE, Holiness paper store, Main, near
Fifth.
W. STORMS, Firm, ]. F, Dair & Go.
DIR. CossER, l4tn st. between Vine and Race.
j. JONES, Assist. Clerk Ham. Co. Sup. Court.
q. w. PHILLIPS, Wholesale Grocer, Main st.
WIN. PARvIN, Firm, Johnson & Parvin. Broad
way, near Yeatman.
G.. w. COFFIN, Brass and Bell founder, Cd st.
VANDUzEN, Al Hopes arehouse, Sycamore st.
]. Ii. TRAINoR, Surgeon Dentist.
E. NUDGE, Firm, Nudge & Clawson, beadstead
manufacturers.
BlGeAR. Sec. Equitable Ins. Com.
CAPT. BLAsHFoRD, At Cin.Hotel.
'' STONE.
CALHOUN, Walnut ct.
S. HILL, TobaccOnisl, Main ST. near Front.
Rev. ]. CLARK, Mt. Healthy.
c. JEFrEIEs, Lumber merchant.
R. A. HOLDEN, Main. near Front.
MYERS, Type founder, Vine ST. between FIT
and Sixth.
E. A. WnEADoN, Firm, Wheadon & Blinn,
AuctioneeTs.
HERMAN. Firm, FinkbiHe & Herman, Main ST.
A. F. BENJAMIN. Inspector Of lace goods, Sd ST..
A. NEWELL, Tanner and Currier Congress ST.
HAMILTON LYON, Fiusher. Front st.
w. JOHNSON, Carpenter, Sd street, between Syc-
amore and Broadway.
CAPT. ADAMS, Columbus House.
T. S. BUTLER, Main, between 9Th and 9th.
McDERMoT, Firm, Williams 81. McDermot,
Main st.
DR.. DRAKE, Foot of High ST.
Persons at all interested obtain pamph-
let gratis of Mr.. Woolsey aiming the COM
merciaI, medical, botanical history of the Gin
seng with the use made OF it by the Chinese,
compiled from the most indu bitable authority.
Sold by w. NJ. WOOLSEY, Druggist,
Main ST. Evansville, Ind. Sept 3, 1916.
PRICE on so cents per bottle.
Il. SALTER, proprietor, Cincinnati.
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From the ST. Louis Reveille.
A YANKEE IN A COAL SCREEN,
BY JOE MILLER, JR.

In order TO load the coal boats on the Lee
high canal, short but steep inclined plain
of about one hundred and fifty feet in length,
is made at the chute which runs from sta
ton house on the side Of the mountain, TO
large circular revolving screen. To the
loaded car is attached rope which draws
up an empty car, and, arrived at the screen,
the lower end OF the car is suddenly unboalt.
ed, aud the coal is shot with great velocity
into the hopper; this conveys it directly into
the screen, which has three large chambers,
through which coal of as many sizes is ridded
out; and shot, by scuppers, into just as many
boats, waiting for different descriptions OF the
article.
A few months since, a Yankee of the gen.
uine breed, quite inqusitive, but more YER
dant than Yankee should be, gained the
station house. and gazed with woTder at the
contrivances. He peculiarly admired The
swiftness with which the loaded car descen-
ded and emptied its load, and the velocity
with which it returned TO give place 10 an
other.
Shortly his attention was attracted by see
ing laborer mount one of the full cars "a
bout TO make descent
'Going 10 slider inquired he.
yes, going to chute, won't you go?'
'Wal, guess III stop BIZ, and see you
do it,
The car swiftly descended, and ere ii
reached the hopper the passenger Jumped off
in safety.
'Do you do that oflen9' inquired he of one
of the laborers in the station house.
'Oh, yes, continually was the wageish
answer, you know most all the boatman are
single, and as they often have orders for
family COAL we always send down MARI
ed man with every car of that kind to let
them know
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Wal now, du TELL uttered the Eastern

=
'Wal now, du TELL uttered the Eastern
man.
The more the Yankee looked at the appa-
ratus, the more did he become convinced
that ii would be great thing 10 90 down the
steep in that way-something that he could
Tell 'to hum
Plncking up courage, he approached the
superintendent.
'That beats slidin' down hill, don't it,
81 'spose it does.
you couldn't let Teller go down, could
you
why, do you think you could jump off in
timer
oh, yes, Pm reckoned considerable
Jumper-jumpin' does me good; once jump
ed off a hay NOW thirty feet high, and made
me SO souple that Pm given in to be the best
dancer in the hull township
well. get on, and take care Of your
SELF
Suddenly the car moved off, and our friend
found the speed so fearful, and the declivity
SO great, that he was forced to stoop down
andigrasp the sides of the vehicle for support
The place where the laborer jumped off
was reached, but the Yankee was not in The
position to jump; he had to hold on, and,
rushing down the descent three times as
steep as that which he had come, a sudden
click shot the bolt, and with violent force,
out went the contents, Yankee included, into
the hopper.
Murder! get me out! stop the consarni'
shouted our hero, as he felt himself sliding
down the hopper TO the cylinder. Murder!
stop the consarn-Fil be killed!' But the
motive power of 'ihe consarn' was water,
which had no sympathy with those who
pursue knowledge under difficulties, and
those who saw were too much convulsed
with laughter 10 yield assistance. Into the
screen he slid, landing on the top, and as he
felt himself revolving with the coal, he grasp
ed the wires in desperation, TO prevent him
self from beng rolled to the bottom-around
the wheel Re vent, and our friends sensibil-
tiles were touched up by plentiful shower
of fine coal dust riddled through from all
the chambers. He managed to get one eve
open and saw with delight that the cylinder
was only about fifteen feet in length, and he
forced his way forward to the opening with
desperation, but ii was not altoge ther success
fol; another revolution of The wheel had vet
to be borne, and the next time he reached
the bottom he was shot out Of the scuppcr
into the boat beneath. To the screams of
laughter with which his advent was hailed,
our hero said not word, bot getting out an
old handkerchief, rubbed the dust out Of his
eyes, and surveying his torn apparel and
bruised, battered, scratched and cut limbs,
he raised his ven,' TO know what quantity of
dnthardcite be had been delivered when
smashing his remnant of hat over his eyes
he stumped of, mutteriug broken and
screened, by thunder
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s'EeVeP and AgUe,' and ssROwamd's
Improved Tonic Mixtures

sETHE BANE AND THE ANTIDoTE.
II hereby certify, that several persons under
Medical Treatment for Intermitie MT Fever. Cor
Fever and Ague) within my observation mud
direction, have been cured by the use OF crow
AND'S IMPROVED TONIC MKT URE"
after every preparation OF Peruvian Bark, % ui-
niBe) &c. e., had been in yain!! rar
NATHANIEL 2. CAUSIN.. NJ. D.,
Washington city. District Columbia.
Thousands of like certificates have from time
to time been published.
100000. cases of Fever &j A que have been
cured by ROWAND'S
sIMPROVEDn TONIC MIXTURE!n
Within IS Years!!!
However Startling this statement may at fret
appear, yet the fact may be demonstrated by
the single rule Of three, for we estimate by
reference to the Mandatory Book that Five
Hundred thousand Bottles have been made g.
distributed the country during that period.
Well, it is well known 10 the Agents, espe-
cially in the Western States. that whole families
of or persons have been cured by one single
bottle. In vast majority of instances one
bottle has cured ], 2, and persons The
Average here would give THREE to every
bottle! amounting TO the astounding number of
100000 cases OF this hated complaint cured
by this inestimabIe remedy!.
Now, common sense dictates the propriety
oil resorting at once TO this old lavorite, WELL
TRIED aud sterling remedy, and Of avoiding all
vulgar and insi gnificant mixtures.
RICH'D RALEIGH, Agents in Evansville.
Inventor and Proprietor Dr.. JOHN r. RowAND,
Philadelphia; Graduate OF the University Of
Pennsylvania. july 80. '46.
GcrNO Cure no Pay.-E0
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HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.
A SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR


CHTELS OR AGUE AND YER.
In the unprecedented time of Five Hours.
The attention OF the public is called to this great
remdey for { hills or Agueland Fever. and in
doing so, the Proprietor deems it proper to make
the following declarations, the TRUTH oil which,
he desires the people to test by trial, and he
will cheerfuIy abide their decision, whilst.
The article is pleasant and convenient to take.
Ono. 1t will cure EVERY case, if the directions
are observed. Bird 1t will leave no injurious
effect in the system; on the contrary, it imparts
strength TO the constitution. 4th. 1t is purely
vegetable, and re fined from all gross particles
which render other preparations so muddy and
disagreeable TO the taste. 5th. 1t will cure
with perfect certainty in five hours.
f6-F Certificates on the wrapper around the
bottle, OF cures from six months to ten years.
standing.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
GEO. w, HOUSE. Nashville. Tenn, and by
VIM. NJ. WOOLSEY. Druggist.
may 7. '46-6m. Evansville, Ind.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Cured in less than "a hours, or money
returned.
BULLS CELEBRATED HONEY COATED
Vegetable Tonic Pills.

returned.
BULLS CELEBRATED HONEY COATED
Vegetable Tonic Pills.
a PURELY VEGETABLE PRBPARATIoN-THE BEST
n remedy now in use for the certain and
permanent OF the above diseases. These
Pills are as pleasant to the tate sugar balls i.
f6F Prepared only by JOHN BULL, sole pro-
preor, and sold, wholesale and retail by BULL
q ALDEN, Wholesale Druggists, 81 Fourth ST.,
Louisville, Ky.
This valua Bile medicine is offered to the pub
lie one OF the most and certain remedies
discovered for the permanent cure OF
AGUE and FEVER, in any of its various
forms. 1t possesses many advantages over most
of the tones which now flood the country, the
principal of which are: LIST, 1t is u more certain
remedy, as one dose seldom fails to make sure
and lasting cure ID. 1t contains nothing dele
ferrous or poisonous to the system, consequent
ly it may be taken will out fear of any O. the
bad effects which attend the use Of most of the
tonics of the present day. Sd. 1t is more con
veni emf for transportation, and not liable to
loss from freezing, breaking, leakage, and other
accidents which attend the liquid bottles. 4th.
1t is more convenient and pleasant 10 take, and
it's not SO nauseatDg. 5th. 1t increases the APP
petite and braces the whole general system
And, lastly, it is offered much cheaper that
any other tonic now in use, which places in
within the reach of every one, SO that the poor
man is ena bed To save his DOCTORS bill, aud es
cape days and Perhaps weeks OF sickness.
The proprietor has received, and is daily re-
ceivng numerous certificates and testimonials
of the efficacy of this Tonic; but, knowing as
he does the imposition which has been practsed
upon tee public in the way of false certificates
in bringing medicine OF this kind into notice,
he will only insert one received IRON one OF
our oldest and most respectable citizens, to
whom any one may refer if they doubt The eff
cacy of this medicine:
CERTIFICATE.
Mr.. Bull having requested me TO state what
know in relation 20 the efficacy OF this Tonic
Pill, in the cure of the AGUE and FEVER, | will
say that never used them myself, but received
couple of boxes from Mr. VIM. T. Spurrier,
as donation TO poor family, and they speed
lily cured eleven out of thirteen, and the only
remaining two were very small children, uu-
BILE swallow pills. This was a large afflicted
family aud connexions from ST. Louis on their
way to Tennessee. J. FL. OVERSTREET.
The pills | gave Mr.. Overstreet were made
by John Bull. VIM. L. SPURRIER.
l. ouisvie, May |, 1876.
N. B. None genuine without the written
signature, on each direction, of John Bull,
OtF Sold wholesale and retail by
JOHN BULL & co.
Sold by w. & c. BELL, Main st. Evansville,
lnd. August 27. 1886.