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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE g. C.aLIERIl SITS.
(g4- Positively the last week ofthe Great "SEA-
MONSTER"
BENEFIT OF MISS X. LUDLOW.
FE7EEES EVENING. jan, 9Th, will be performed
"a IDIOT WITNESS. he icGr Amgud, Nr. GAL
LAGiER. Walter Arlington, Miss K LUDLOW,
Daucing-by Misses LUDLOW and CANNON
and Mr. b. WILLIAMS.
70 conclude with IRISH WIDOW. Whiite, Mr.
JOHNSTON. Widow Brady, Miss X. LUDLOW
{d}-For particulars small bills
}li- Admrttauce - cts, children under 10 years Of
age, l2t CENTS. Saloon performance to commence IT
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-07

AHUFFS, alUFFS, DIUFFS. The subscri-
IVH Der has this day opened large and splendid as
sorlment Of Lynx MUFF5-aso an assortment Of
low priced, which he requests his friends and the pub
lie to examine before purchasing,
J. l.. McPHAIL, l22 Baltimore st.
ia3 e04t neXtpte Clipper Office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-07

Culver SPOONS, SILVER Spoons.
- britannia Ware, Casters, Cake Basket, Gold
and Silver Pencil Cases, Specacles, Levi Browns
Steel Pens, with variety of Jeweryfor sac'low by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street,
die second door from Calvert.
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UnHRENOLOGY EXAMINED by P. Fou-
D. rens, member of the French Academy, &c, &c
Translated from the second edition of lei5 by Chas
de Lucena Mgs, NJ. D. JUST received and for sale by
+. LUCAS r
jal No. ITO Baltimore street.
ROBES. MRS. NICK
MA ERSON has just received from New York
another assortment of Embroidered Robes, white and
coOred t27
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SfHAFFING DISHES. We h ave just fnish-
u ed a handsome supply of CHAFFlNG DISHES
uitabe for private families. Also on hand, an
sorment of Meat and Vegetable Dishes, with Spirit
Lamps. Sc complete, from 10 to 80 in, suitable for
HOTEL KEEPERS and others
We are prepared to fill orders for BLOCK TIN
WARE to any extent, and will warrant our manu-
facture to be equal to the best in the country.
JAMES CURTLAN 4 SON,
No le Baltimore street,
ia6 second door east OF Harrison.
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EBOOK BINDING-Executed in every style
n with expedition and reasonable terms, at
LYCETT'S, No. 1872 Baltimore street over the Pat
riot Office, in Velvet Morocco Russia or Calf Music
and eriodcals neatly bound. mSwsiy
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w A N | >
WAANTED' A smart active cOlored Boy about
w fifteen years Of age-one that will SUIT it,
every respect, will find good situation by applying
at No. liz BALTIMORE STREET,
ja1 81 near North street,

MAJ An FED no liIIt ~ a slave Woman, by
w the month or year, VINO is good plain cook,
washer and rUmcr to 70 few miles in the country.
Also, White Woman well experienced in nursing;
aad small Gfl, from II TO > years Of aye assist,
&c, 10 be bound I'LL she is Of age. Fair wages viii
be given for the above servants and permanent stu
ton. Apply quickly 10
LEWIS f. SCOTT, Exchange Place.
a few doors from the corner Of South,
jaG Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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@sITUATtON WANTED-By middle aged
~ man, as an assistant clerk or porter in a whole
sale grocery, hour or commission house, any other
mercantile situation where he can make himself gen
orally useful 10 his rmpoyer--hG very best Of refer
cnccs, in regard to character, &c. Apply to
LEWIS f. SCOTT,
lab No. 10 EXCHANGE plapp.
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fEVAtS u NoTlCE-WANTEDD DAILY -CIerKs,
I'll book Keepers, bar Keepers, porets tor stores;
English Trachor CoaChmen; Oslers; Wagoners
ani lrnncr=; ChaHbermHds; Wet and Dry Nurses
Travelling Maids; ScHmsirGsse-; Uousc-ke"pcrs, uud
antmbe- Of other situations to uumetOus to mention
and too valuable to lose, Families have only In give
me call n"d trir wants will be Immediately attend
ed to. Servants sent from my Office always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SCOTT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN So 80
if paid within the year; $500 if delayed be-
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all arrearages are paid except at the option of
the publisher.
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09
For the Epanspile Journal.

NATIONAL CELEBRATION AT MENTZER
HOTEL. The return of the Nations Birth
Day, again called the citizens ofGerman, and
the adjacent townships together, TO commem-
crate the anniversary of our Independence.
ADRIAN YOU'VE was selected as President
John A. Morgan, William PeUett, John
Kratz, B. Stoddard, Barney Cody, G. B.
Wagnon, and James Balsdon, as Vice Pres
idents. And George w. BostceH and Geo.
Wise Secretaries.
The Declaration of independence was
read by G. W. Boswell
S. X. HamiU, Esq, addressed the meet
ing. He spoke long and eloqueutly, elicit
ing from the meeting frequent, loud and
heartfelt applause. After Mr.. H.concluded,a
short address was delivered ia the German
language, by Judge Stacer.
The following regular toasts were read
and received by the meeting.
!. The Day ne Celebrate.-A day with
out parallel in the worlds history. Ever
may the American people celebrate its re-
turning Anniversary.
2. The Declaration of Independence-.
The act favored by Heaven, has become as
it were, immortal. Independence was es-
tablshed once, and nay be it forever
3. The SignerS Of the Declaration of In
dependence.--Fit instruments for 80 glorious
work. they are associated in our views
and feelings, by their pre-emnent distinction
for wisdom and patriotism. aud by their COM
mon claims 10 gratitude and generation
for their virtues and services. Ever may the
American people cherish their fame, coun-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

THE MEXICAN Wharf.-The Washington
OF the Journal of Commerce
states that, on Monday Mr.. McDufie, as
Chairman of the Committee of Foreign AZ
fairs ofthe Senate, called upon the President
and asked him whether he intended that this
Mexican war should be war of conquest,
or whether his purpose was merely TO bring
Mexico to honorable and fair terms of peace.
The President replied that the later was his
object. Mr.. McDufie thereupon assured
the President that he should have his hearty
support in all measures directed TO the al
tainment OF the latter object.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

would be sent 10 you, When had finish
ed, heard her say in low tone, behind the
curtain that concealed her from me-'Tell
him my heart viii go with my hand.' But
for the ruby, never should have been ena-
bled to fulfil her WISH
Compelled 10 fly, to escape being arrested
on account of the duel, Napoleon de- is
now in Brussels. Poor young man. His
grief is heart-rending. viii he ever return
to Paris?
HUBERT is only an assumed name, in ordel
to conceal the true one. The Doctor is nc
other than Dr.. L-Lislrane 9the lIlustriou'
surgeon.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09
The New Albany Bulletin says: II

0er The New Albany Bulletin says; II
is currently rumored hereabouts that Mr..
Dunning, the Locofoco candidate Tor Lieut..
Governor, came near an open rupture with his
uarty last week. So highly was he offended
that il is said he remarked, that he would
leave the field, that Gov. Whitcomb had dug
his own political grave, andhe was determin
ed that he would not be buried in it. A
fresher coinage from the mintis, that appear
ances have been saved by appointing Mr.
Dunning to one ofthe Regimental Offices
Quartermaster.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

News FROM WAsHINeToN.-We learn that
on the 18th inst, Gen. Gaines had an inter.
view with the President, and Immediately
afterwards reported himself at the Adiutant
Generals Office, the proper place of report
ing in detail. The General stated that if
the object of the Government, in bringin Q
him on to Washington City, was for the pur-
pose of investigating his late conduct, he
would insist upon being tried, forthwith, be-
fore general court martial of Is members.
and not by court of Enquiry or board of of
fcers; also that said general court martial
should be held in Gen. Taylor's camp, wherev-
er found, being the most proper place, as the
trial could go on without Inconvenience OF
expense 10 the service, all the witnesses be.
ing on-the spot-and that he, Gen. Gaines.
could reach the camp in two weeks sfierre.
ceIving orders from the Department.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

NJ Some idea of the beauties o fwar may
be gathered from the following extract from
letter to the New York Spirit OF the
Times:
went 10 visit the different hospitals. They
are filled with wounded and dying. The
stencil that arose from them, from the want
of police, was disgusting. You could tell at a
glance the wounded of Palo Alto or lie Re-
SAGA de la Palma. The latter was most
" bullet wounds, whereas the amputated
limbs told of the lannon's fearful execution
in the former, Beside one poor fellow
beautiful girl IL was seated, keeping off the
flies. She was his wife. In another corner
family group, the mother and her chlldten
were seated by their wounded father. One
bright eyed little girl quite took my fancy,
and my heart bled to think that thus early
should be introduced to so much wretched-
ness. On one bed was corpse; on another
was one dying, holding in his hand the grape
shot that had passed through his breast. He
He showed it to US with sad.countenance
left the hospital shocked with the horrors
of war.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

CAPT. MAY.-The New Orleans Picayune
relates the following anecdote OF Capt. May,
Of The dragoons, which, lift be not true, is al
together in character:
"Copt. May was in the Florida service, and
one Gay while scouting,saw an Indiana taking
aim al him from behind tree, whereupon he
put spurs 10 his horse, rode furlously toward $
the fellow and struck his gun just in time 10
give hs bullet adirection through h hat
He then deliberatly seized the Indian by the
scalp-iock, lerked him on his saddle, and rid
ing back to the camp, flung him on the
ground, saying, 'rhere, ~ you, lie there
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

6rThe last of the Kentucky and Ohio
volunteers have passed down the river on
their way 10 join General Taylor, and two
regiments ofthe Indiana troops, the first and
third, have also gone; the second regimen,
will pass today or Tomorrow. AS far as
We have seen the Indiana boys are much the
finest looking--perhaps not so gaily dressed
as some others, but possessing that heal,hful,
robust appearance which was not generally
observable in the volunteers of either Ohio
or Kentucky.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

40, with their spirit, and obey their coun-
sells
uTbey are gone.mighty men, they sieepln
their fame,
And The harp strings of glory shall ha!low
their name,
r. ,,o emo oc The ransomed remembers the
dead,
And The lusire Of age around them is shed,
Who on freedoms green hills, lTeeooms
banner unfurled,
And the beacon fire raised, that gave light
to the world
5. George Westinghouse practical +
model OF the christian,l hero and staiesman.--
He needs no brazen statue, no marble mon
ument 10 tell poslerity OF his deeds OF Valor,
and Of his devotion 10 the cause of Ameri-
can freedom. His statue is twenty millions
of freemen, his epitaph is written upon the
| hearts of his countrymen.
| 6. The American Constitution---The
highest effort of human wisdom, and its sup
port essential to the prosperity and happi-
ness of the American nation.
7. The President of the U. States
1 s. The Governor of Indiana.
.. IndianG.-Her prosperous people, her
rapidly increasing population, and her great
agricultural wealth, furnishes evidence OF
her growing and merited rank and power in
the Union.
10. The Valley of The Wabash.-Naiure
designed It's products like its waters, TO fiow
Into the Ohio. may we soon celebrate the
accomplishment of the purposes of Nature
by the triumphs of Art.
IL. Sth and 9th Nay, lS46.-On these
| DAYS The fame of the American arms was
most slgnally indicated. These days the
Americans neper ,UiH forget--ihe Mexicans
; nerer can.
t u. The Indiana Volunteers
E grant them health and strength, that when
the no UT of battle comes, they may teach our
> country's enemy the true Hoosier style OF
fighting, sharp shooting--hdrd btoscs--aDdr
to The knife and the knife to the hih.
!. l3. Our Wires and SDeetheGrts.- May
we press the fist closer to our boscms and
d cherish them from all evils; and the second
induced to follow the ex ample set by sheif
= older sisters.
9 On motion, Resolocd, That the Evansville
D. Journal and Indiana State Sentinel, be re-
'e quested to publish the proceedings OF this
ID meeting. ADRIAN YOUNG, Pres't.
IS G. w Boswell, SecI'y.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1916.

Mr.. EDITOR:
have just received a call signed by
number of friends inviting me to become
candidate for the Legislature, and ! adopt
this mode Of returning to them my thanks for
the compliment paid me, and of declining
the invitation. The latter feel constrained
to do on account of the shoriness of the
time before the election, and the fact thai
another gentleman of the Wing party has, a:
learn, already announced himself candi
date. JNO. J. CHANDLER.
Eranspille July 10, 1916.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09
CAssIUs NJ. CLAY.

The last number of the ''True Ameri-
CAM the paper of which Cassius M. Clay
is the editor and proprietor, contai the fol-
lowing leading article, in which he assigns
The reasons which have induced him to buckle
on the amor, and engage himself in the
armies of country, in the war with Mex
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

@Don't fail to read the letter from Hen
ry Clay on the subject of the Tariff in to.
days paper. II is just in time and one OF
the best documents that has appeared fol-
many day. ta.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

KEEP COOL-Ii such thing be posi-
sible with the mercury ranging about an hum
dred, and not a breath of air stirring, we
say, keep cool. Don't &c; into passion,
about anything, neither business nor politics,
and above all find no fault with as for the
meagerness of oar sheet this week, but
keep cool. We have troubles enough OF
'our own and don't wish 10 be troubled with
fault-fnders. Our journeymen have all gone
sogering, our apprentices nave srdrtDouted,
the beat is oppressive, and-unless we
ceive additional help, or the weather mode
rates, OF something else turns up before mex
publication day, why-you'll get no more
matter than is afforded to-day, perhaps no
as much,-so keep cool.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

GIVE refer our citizens to the Advertise
ment of Mr.. James T. Walker, Administra-
tor Of Herbert P. DeBruler, deceased. All
who want TO supply themselves with variety
OF plants, shrubs, &C., &c., Of every variety,
will do well to attend on The day o sale at
the greenhouse. We are authorized by the
Administrator TO say that the plants, &c.
will be sold 10 lots TO suit purchasers.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09
State Of Indiana,
'{sS.
Warrick County.

A T the May term of the Warrick Probate
N Court, A D. 1886, said court declared ths
Estate of rrunah Gilett. deceased, to be prob.
ably insolveni; creditors therefore required
10 file their claims against the estate for allows
ance in the said Probate Court within 10 months
from the date hereof, they will not be euu
tied to payment. JAMES MeMuRTRY.
June zo-5'. Adm'r.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

I am sensible that have extended this
letter 10 a most unreasonable leng.h- hopo
you will excuse and attribute i to the beau
tiful fruits of iavorite and cherished policy
which you have kindly sent 10
Your friend and obd't serv't,
II. CLAY.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

0TWe are authorized and requested to
announce LEMUEL @. DEBRULER as a
candidate for the office of Prosecuting At
torney for the Fourth Judicial Circuit OF In
diana Printers lee and tickets 81.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

TTHE CABINET Broken UP.-Letters
from Washington state that Mr.. Buchanan
has resigned his seat as Secretary of State.
He was on the same day [30Ih ult.) nomna-
ted as one of The judges of The Supreme
Coar, for the Ciregi, of Pennsylvania
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

TO the holders of Indiana Bonds in the U. S:
Having acted in behalf of large body of
the holders of Indiana bonds in Europe, in
negotiation with the State for the adjustment
thereof; and law having been passed al the
last session of the Legislature, making pro-
visions for the payment Oft the bonds OF the
State on the principles therein expressed,and
which has been communicated to the parties
abroad, have received by the Caledonia
steamer the following resolutions adopted by
the Committee in London, having the bust
ness in charge, viz:
RESOLUTIONS.
lst. That under the circumstances stated
in the report of Mr.. Chas. Butler, confirmed
by letter from his Excellency, Jas. Whit
comb, dated 9Th February last, addressed TO
Mr.. Palmer, il is the opinion of the under
signed that il will be for the interest Of The
bondhoIders of the State of Indiana TO con-
cur in the act of the Legislature passed al
indianapolis on the 10Th of January last, fol
the adjustment of the public debt of thai
State, by the payment of one moieiy oil the
principal and interest by taxation, and the
! other mnieiy By the property and tolls o
the canal from the State Tine, au1Uiusins ti,v
Ohio, to Evansville on the Ohio river, sucl
property to be assigned to 3 trustees, and ths
Stale TO be free from responsibility on that
portion Of the debt and interest 50 to be Sc
Il cured.
I'd. That Mr.. C. Butler be requested II
!. apply 10 the bondholders Of the Stale of Indi
ana, resident in the United States, for thei
cooperation with the bondholders IN Europe
in carrying out the arrangement upon tht
principle stated in the foregoing resolution
London, Both May, 1876.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

0TWe are authorised and requested TO
announce JOHN N. KlKENDALL as a
candidate for Representative in the next Le-
gislature from this county.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

IN. NJ. Rothschid Il Sons,
Palmer. Mackill, Dent & Co.,
s;onaat. Barring, Brothers, g. Co,
Fred'k HUH & Co.,
Morrison, Sons, & Co,
lMagniac, Jardine, & Co.
In ordar TO carry out the object ofihe last
resolution, take this method of respectfully
requesting the holders OF the bonds, who may
DESTROYS of securing the benefit Of The law,to
call at my Office for information on the sub
ject, or otherwise advise me of their address,
and of the amount held by them respective
ly, prior to the llth day of July next. IN
less certain provions of the law be complied
with by the lst ofJanuary, lS47, it cannot
take effect.
Prompt action on the part oil bondholders
is therefore desirable.
Dated New York, 9th June, 1876
CHARLES BUTLER.
No. 20 Nassau-street, New York
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

PosTAGE.-I appears that the presenr
postage law has produced much larger ag.
gregate Than was estimated by the Postmas-
ter General; and il is evident now that in
few years the revenue will exceed the out
lay of the Department by large amount
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York True Sun says that those who have the
best means Of knowing are confident that no
increase OF the present rates of postage can
receive the sanction Of Congress at this ses.
sion.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

BRIGAD1ER GENDRA1s.-M Military titles are
all over the country; every second
man you meet is called captain, or major, or
colonel; and our neck OF woods is ahead of
the whole State. We-f not all generals
have actually had selected from amongst us
one of the Bigadier Generals lately author
ised to be raised by Congress. The Presi.
dent has appointed Col. Joseph Lane of this
county, together with John A, Quitman O
Mississippi, ]. Pillow of Tennessee, Thomas
Marshall of Kentucky, James Shields of II
linois, and Thomas L. Hamer of Ohio, brig
adler generals.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09
ward 3 Lock wood

Persons calling for any OF the above letiors-
Will please say they advertised
july 81. B. F. DUPUY. P. NJ
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-09

H EST of E1etters.--Remaini IN tls
b A Post Office ut Evansville, Ind on the dsy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-02

Il. WI J. FRY SEQ,
EsALE EALERs,
4 RE now receiving an additional s,,n0i r.
~ Goods consisting in pan Of supply W
$50 bag, prime LIguayn Coffee
200 Rio A.
100 bids P. R. and y. O. sugar,
go easksrefaed a.
so boxes double refined Ioafdo
- 'ailsy Of other ARTICLES their line which thew MFR
aung terms Country Merchants viii And n ~ ,hst,
II AIDES SUMMER SHOES - = =, =
g. 49, Of hid and morocco, Bron1. sIppr.
- - V 'he cheapest and at a, low ,ates
y . purchased in any Also general .nnnlv ~
and cheap. ~ ie VI Nieih very handsome
Please call at the cheap and Trunk Store, Ils Maj, -
few doors below Governor '' - nam sues''
80 NJ. LEONARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-02
NUMBER 2.
EAU RROCiCHTRRI

EAU RR0CCHIERI,
nEmOSIAIIC AND ANTT-SCORBUTIC
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.-Jn,er,aT,,
can be taken without any danger 10 tho pa,sn, o,,, ~
e eI'retne simplicity Of it. composition a dose OF nor - is
ouhe per cay according TO the b., NAV h.p. -
. to ay one hr drink daily tss,rg n,,,
onereni times be taken Afterwards iii 4.
% Nae draHk IN It's pure state and hour A.e,. a.,
hours aier meals IL noees-ary restion .hou
not interfere with is due operation s N~'
empoyed successfully in Of hemouhare vheth.,
OF ne stomach Of the urinary as
PasageFn cancers Of the breast win q, .,n
aieetions Of the chest dyspepsia palptat,onx
OF he stomach, asthnas pulmonary caarrh,
seoeniie and dental affections bgrns nh rhc,ro
pps and diseases OF the skn general Empoy.d i,,.rn.
prevents venereal white. and aborton ~
mus De applied By means Of eAa-pie oa Red in ~
oseP ees ~ounds bruises fstuous and v,rco.
hemorhzgss ~ ~ IN al euIAneoas
q. I% ~" % DUvAL a. PURCELL
u - for Rehroo,d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-02
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

For the efeetual OF scroula eryspeas rheumatism
diseases OF the skin, and all other affections in
which It would be proper 10 administer
SdrSdpGriIid.
y regard to it there is but one general opinion,
IL which H. that the whole Maieria Metea there is 81 an AMI
Gle in which concentrated medicinal yrues Of 20 remarkable
Character and combined with vegetable
traeis (which form the Medeated saapar
much increased and superiority different
now IN use already confirmed in instances.
Becoming widely spread county it, must
sooner or later take the place OF all other preparations
i,tanee for the Of diseases Many highly
respectable certificates from physicians and other individuals
Possession Of the proprietor tesfyng
over the ordinary preparations Remember
parl IL prepared BY regular physician
among quaeks For sale. al ~ per bottle BY
je % CAYSOR A. yyOOD