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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

d In hunting up what said aluut Santa Anna 4
Mr. Polk We found something which the Republican said
on the 2lh November last ii has perhaps forgotten
In publishing communication sigmd bedford" we
took occasion 10 eAhort the Wings d the Adjoining dis
tct 10 l,se time in bringing out candidate in oppo
siiion To Mr. Icake The Republican resented This as
srt OF insult To Mr. Lake aid an overt act Of treason
To the country:
There is not Wing in I'll, District either a',c on
will ny with Mr. Itakc: and suG.l, the W hr
parry will not be- unicene and reckless as impose
upon Of It's number such noriahlc and iloss
task. fany Wing OF that district. however, is placed
such position. let il be borne in mind that h, is moi
only To fiehi against Mr.. Ieakc. but AGAINST HIS
COUNTRY AND IN FAVOR OF MFNlCOl In
other words, he is 10 denounce government en-
gaged in unjust AMI unrghleous against limo
cent and unoil,ndng people, and gallant army en-
gagged in the prosecution of that war, lawless band oi
robbers and murderers :
In spite OF the Republicans Incredibly. aWhig was
found capable and willing 10 canvass with Mr. Ieake.
and to beat him by handsome majoiry According Il
It's logic. however Of The most intelligent Congress
sonal Districts in the State has gained, in the defeat OF
Mr. Leake victory ':hls country and in favor Of
MeAco' We wond, prosecutions or treason have not
been commenced against every Wing who voted for Mr.
Goggn.
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TIE. NEWS EROM TUE ARMY

The news which publish to-day otan attack. which
Cruz to Jaapa, is not calculated 10 inspire pleasant
feelings. That gallant veteran like Col. Mcintosh
the head of 500 regulars should have thought ii ne
cesSry. after rcpcng the attack to arrest his march
orty his land send back for renorcemcnis argues
the presence oi larger body Of the enemy than the idea
Of guerrilla party would convey and leads to the APP
prchcnsion that the difficult passes OF the route may be
defended. and us interrupt for time, Gen. SCOTS
communications with the coast Gen. Cadwaladcr car
red with him about 500 men to the assistance of Col
Mclntosh-though. doing So he weakened the garrison
OF Vera Cruz TO such degree 10 excite tsuess
there. The great want is u sufficient cavalry force
n,ncumicred by the train, should have fear that
Gen CadWalades brigade is strong enoug route any
Mexican force 1t may encounter however strongly post
ed. But yalor and discipline avail but little, when the
troops infantry principally, called upon TO defend
line Of aud mules several miles length in passes
and deiles where platoon scarcely march abreast
" confess therefore, upcasn SIS for the safety Of
a plrtlon, ri least of the train
The fact that Vera Cruz contained in the first week
Of June only thirteen fourteen hundred disposabe
men, is good comment upon the accuracy Of the state
ment Of the mon, commented upon last week, which
asserted that 5000 recruits had already reached Vera
Cruz to join Gen. Scott. 1t is well known that Col
Mclntshs the first command of any size which had
eft that city for the interior.
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GEN, PILLOW

We repcl the sinuation OF the Republican that we h, We
made upon the military reputation oi Gen Pillow Ion
'palr, political purposes The President appointed from
civil lie than dozen Generals since tn, war began
not one OF whom is " ig Whether this was done ion
"pay political purposes,' because Wing could be
found properly qualified shall pretend say some
OF his appointments have been good and accorded them
our hearty appreciation We shared with the comnunt,
the supzc, excited y the appointment Of this Gideon Pill
low, man whose heard oi his State
and scarcely out o his district Breadcr General W.
hrcd also IN thc greater mize and Indignation caused by
h promotion to the rank o MaIor General before he had in
Persons narfi, enquire into the peculiar personal
qualifications claims which could have brought this
sudden elevation the highest military rank recognized
service lie is known Ia be young Of orlna-
talents great vanity and s,iconceit and little
bragadocio he showed himself in New Orleans, where he
made himself ridiculous by ms staggering both before and
sncc the battle of Ccrso Gordo. II is known, however,
that he intimately connected with Mr. Polk and in the
absence ofany qualifications ha,c,er for high military com
nand his appointment uncharaby, attributed TO mere
personal iavorsm the part of his friend and patron.
We should indeed, he mortified did suppose oursey
pable Of Withholding praise from any officer, because he dit
FRS from US in politics, We have stopped enquire
wha, the party anes of gallant who were ad-
ding to the military Of their country. Fremont
Twiggs Davis Shields, Qnitman and othcrs-Democrat.
told-ha,e been praised cordially if they had be-
longcd to political party. leave 10 his Excel
ency he President oi the nted States, carry his opal
try political purposes" by ostracising, Tar his pow
cr, hing military talent and patriotism. Let him show him
self above party considerations in making his military APP
pntments before his parzans presume oascbe unworthy
those who expose the bec y Of HON he
has ioisted into the highest rank.
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SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRATION.

The several Sabbath Schools will celebrate the 9Th of
july by Pnee and an Address Ire delivered at
.he Methods Episcopal Church, Monday the 5lh.
The several Schools will meet their respective
Churches on the morning Of the 9Th, at Ga O'Clock and
proceed 10 the LIST Presby Church. where the Pro.
cession will be formed under the recon of Gen David
todcs. in the following ordcreachSchool 10 be head
ed by lis respective Supcrlncndenls ard Officers.
1st-2d Presbyterian School,
2d-Episcopa School,
3d-lst Presbyterian School.
Methodist Episcopal School,
5th--MelhUllst Protestant School,
9th School from Cana inrtcd)
The Procession will then proceed up Main street to the
Union lolcl-np the street to Third slrcet-and
down Third street to the Methodist Episcopal Church
and occupy the seats assigned 10 each School respective
~ as follows
I'd PresbyeTianon left of Pul pit, under the gallery
Epscopal-the right tier Of seats in front OF Pulpit
Is, Presby terlanthe left tier Of ats, III front Of Pull
PIT!
Methodist Episcopal--in the Galley
Methodist Proestant-right of Pulpit, under the Gal
lcry.
School from Cana-in rear of lsi PRESBYTERIAN
Messrs Geo. Bagby. WIN. J.. Saunders, G. Hardy
Jacob Rumbough. J. V. IIobson and James Nj BOYD
respectfully requested attend TO the seating of TIA.
Schools they pass into the Church
No person 10 be permitted to enter the Church unti
the Procession shall have passed in
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
! lst--Singng by the Children
2d-Praycr by the Rev. Mr. Long.
3dSinging by the Children.
4'h--Addcss by the Rev. D. S Dorrtt
-Bencd.uiuh 10y Rev. Mr.. McGec.
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TIT. I'm OF II I.I.


-" S'''h'A nis' anniversary al american ,hdei end
,nse VIZ '' .shh'',rd On Monday 'he oh 'uiN, hF
n"l,ats ana VIC ifeefsHh 10 be- '"m'a ~ 'r.ht @
Tue nnn 'i.'i' al O'Clock 4. W. D, ".n' i'a'''
% "',, 'a'sna' sssls''H .. US: ~ ~ n''"
ana ihcS MI anghoine, and Malor W III a ia'p"' II
'"' ,''' ' ofn't
n'"'e', anu 'm'hfs nahd,
''"'," A,''',etN, WIN h.a pieces,
,,a"n"oit '.Nh' Infantry,
nun nua'', na"a
'"'""n'e niue .,a,us'
,a'', n'a1', s,a o''''a,ne ','ss' !" p'oa'"'
ne'"'u,ohatN Soldiers III bat"uche'
",'g ',e'' '"'N'
1"'s's' Gun anu o"''"oh 'oo"'h'
n ,m,o' "usiaS' ,,,s..
C,,'.' :" ''' ''''''ia' 1" "'''''h''
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'rmnnkc ,ll,, ~, rn,,r,to ,na, W r,,,d s,,n,, =,
,rh;,J s,,o. ;, ~, "P E ~ ",n M w.
Mills, In NV, "' '''' ', lsl, a..
Rad, ,u p,a1, "ln ', ,a""', I'o Wv
by The p,,si,l.,, - ,t, V,.n' Nj, g, anl 49,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.-June 70.

Flonr-1here have been sales 10 day. Of 900 bbls
Howard street Flour at $3.50. There sellers
than buyers however. At this quotation. There have
been also sales al t6a3, There have been sales of City
mills to day at S6.75. The market is still dull and
buyers unwilling 10 90 beyond very limited purchases
without further concession on the part Of holders.
Corn Mca--Almc than s 80. canno, be obtained for
Corn meal, which is dull.
Wheat Prime red Wheat quote 10 day at l2s to
l3i cts per bushel with sales.
Corn.-1here are sales OF prime yellow Corn to-day
at IS cts per bnshc
Whiskey-The sales quotation Of Whiskcy in bbls is
30 cts per gallon.
Beet Catlle. the hoof bring So 50 per cwt.
This has been the warmcst day Of the season in this
city
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NEW YORK MARKETS-ynne %.

In Flour the market very dull to-day. and prices
still downward, Western mixed parcels sold a, 81
81. , and tennessee sold at $7a7 l2l. The aggregate
sales are about 10000 barrels.
Indian Meal is quiet with light sales at 81 7ja5.
Whea, is very duh aud be sold any extent.
The sales amounted bat 1000 bushels l42 cents ior
inferior red.
Corn in fair demqnd. but not very firm. The
sales the o 20 600 bushels 100 cts for
round, and 9lla95 cents for Nat.
Cotton remains without change. The sales to-day
have amounted to 800 bales, 10 spnners.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

'ambfldge, VI, june II, IS1G.
Mr. Seth w fowlc-Dcar Sir: For several years past,
my usual good health has been occasionally
spells OF coughing, PRODUCED by colds wear ago last winter
was brought to the verge of the grave by
cough accompanied with pains in both sides, hcveeh the
shoulders Sc which, with long continued mig and
c'her alarming symptoms, reduced low that
despared OF my recovery consulted physicians, and tried
the various remedies Of the day, but OF them cured
~ last procured pr Wsars Balsam Of " lid Cherry and
saved my iie have not enjoyed better health loi
years. therefore recommend others who need IL 10 try
it, SAMUEL. BENTLEY.
For sale III Lynchbrg, Wholesale and Retail by DIR. D.
r. LfMAN,and by Druggists and dealers Medicines
generally.
July III IA
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WING TRIUMPH.
.nORG2N SPECLiL ELECTION.

tHUTTT7.N .STEJ III ETFT TTO.N.
1t will be remembered that in the county OF Morgan
last Spring, the Wing candidate, Mr. Michael, succeed
ed by the casting vote of the Sheriff He afterwards
signed and another election ordered which took
place the 25lh ut and resulted III the Of Mr.
Michael by majority Of 3 votes.
This makes liz in the Legislature on joint ballot.
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1E.MPER.l.NCE .N'OIYCE.

There will be Temperance Meeting. AT Lees Camp
Ground ~ Amherst, Oh Sunday, the Iih INST. M 3
oclock, T. VI ann addresses by Capt, X. & Mouiss J
B. Tildcn, Esp, aud others.
RIO. B. EVANS Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

Col Baptist, after all his brave speeches, has been
ruled off the track aud has retired from the canvass
There will be single handed contest therefore, be
tween Col. Boiling and Mr. Meade. The election takes
place on the ith Of August.
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PHILADELPHIA. Markets. Inne d. p NJ

F1TTTINTJF.T.FTT TA, NaIkCIk, JUNO =. T. VI
Flour was held at 81. without finding buyers ; Corn
meal do at 81 80 sales of white Wheat for shipment;
at 81 81, aud red at !, So yellow Corn 9ja97 cts
for Southern aud Pcnna. Cotton is without movement
Groceries and Provisions are dull
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CEDAR FOREST SCHOOL,

CEDAR FOREST SCHOOL,
(fORMERLY WOODBOURNE)
TuNIE SECOND SESSION, for ls47, will com.
i on the 9Th July, and continue the usual NJ
rod oi > months. tcrnina ing on Friday, December 3D.
The terms remain unaiered, viz:
For beginners, or such Is only attend 10
Spelling. Reading Writing and
Arithmetic. Sc pr session.
For these, with English Grammar, Geo
gnphy. History. &c. %
For the Latin, Greek or French Ism
gmages. Mathematics or Natural
Philosophy, l2
boarding Including washing ,heddng,sc. pr moash.
SAMUEL I, MILLER.
Cedar Forest, Pit,sy lvania. Juno 25-w2w IL
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LINE j!

LINE!
$50 bhs. Rockbrdgc Lime for sale on the street low
for cash. GRENSlIAW, BAGRY & CARTER
| 'uy l-te
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R3CO.N AND LARD
uNlE Subscribers have in store,
Il l,,5 900 lbs family cured Bacon,
10000 lbs leaf Lard
which they purchased before the late advance in prices
and as they determined To fleet saes particularly in
sio these III want 10 examination vi their STOCK L.
fore purchasing as they viii be enabled To offer greater
Inducements than those who have purchased recently
\ small advance upon cost is all they ask.
july lis BRYANT Il TfNSLEY.
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LIST OF LETTERS

- EAAlNlNG IN the Post Office on Thursday, LIST
IL day Of July. ISL.
05, Persons calling ior letters will please say they
| 4 aIlNr
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TO THE PUBLIC.
AaiEs scASTLIg, 81, JAMES scASrs1,J N
JAAITS SGA NTL.xrs e. S0IT.

Ssa--stasAfes AAFs-AS - ~
Sa1 HAVING secured for the State Of =.
indiaHa the Patent Right for the Cd
49,. COMBINATION AIR TIGHT %z8
COOKING STOVES"
Are prepared 10 supply the public on their usual rea
souabe terms at their Old stand on Main street
Evansville, and take pleasure in being able 70 re-
commend II as ihevery best invention and most val
uabsarticle in the stove line that has yet been Of
iered 10 the public. il being decided and acknowl
edged Improvement over all other Air Tight stoves.
Patented in the year 1916.
The many advantages of thisStove over all others
has secured orit the reputation wherever IS known
of being thoInOAt important Improvement ever made
in that article The stove is furnished with LQHbte
He1rfhs, onciora coal furnace and one for bToiing
and other necessary uses.
Il has a capacious oven equal IN size TO the Stove
ITSELF capable OF containg two tiers OF pans and per-
feet in jtscooSng The fire chamber is arranged
front OF the pipe that boiling on tour e. The holes at
the same time can be done without the necessity oil
heating up The OVEN and thus choking up the luc
unnecessarily AS IN OTHER "AIR TIGHT
SEONESn -.
And a new improved damper has been introduced
in tins Stove SO that the heat can be regulated al
pleasure and any required degree obtsinedwith as
l0nishing exactness.
The Stove is gotup in good taste, combining in a
remarkable manner beauty with strength aud utls-
ity The furniture and equipments OF the stove are
perfect IL every respect, and form OF themselves a
complete movable Kitchen.
In addition 70 the above stove tho subscribers have
also secured The right 10 sell the Double Oven Cook
ing stove,
s.ffAHEY or TIE VEST
which is very highly approved 10y all who have ever
used or examined 1t for its capacities in the way for
cooking ia every department., and for It's saving IN
way offuel. The certificates below from those who
have used the above stoves show that the accomoda-
tons are not puits'' merely battruts OF which all
may be convinced.
ALS0.-A large assortment Of every kind oil
stoves; such as, Premiums, Parlors, Counting Room
shop and Sch0ol-R0Om. Together with a large as
sortnent OF lin-wure, at their usual low prices.
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TIE GREAT RErsEDym
Housc,s INDIAN Tonic

A safe and sure cure Tor CHlitl.S or AGUE &FE
YER IN the unprecedented short time oil i've Hours
---as Thousands throughout the West and South
can testify. who have becn thus speedily cured by
this GREAT REMEDY! fFf -11f
LIVERY enc who is afflicted, Should be anxioas to
"a obtain kltrenedy which offers the best qnics-
est and safest cure, no matter from what source il
springs; every honest man being bound 10 embrace the
truth, wherever found. Therefore ie proprietor In
justice to the public and himself feels calle upon to
state, honestly. a few iacts which will estabLsh
Houses hdian Tonic to be the best remedy tor
z HILLS or AeUE AID tEvER, nov SHOWN. hnct 1si
The arlce IS convenient and pleasant 10 takc-is re-
iiIled tf0tlf gross particles, which render otherpre-
parafIons 50 muddy. hafseousfd disagrecahlc 10 tie
tastc and II the directions are followed, will care every
case with nathcHiatical certainty in from three 10
tive hours. Astonishing = bur true Fact 2nd--s
BY its action upon the liver and other organs con
cerned in forming il, the bile Is regulated, the morbid
action induced BY the cause OF the disease is destroyed
-teyer alaysd---and il will be found powerful
agent IN assisting TO remove icyers generally. Fact
3rd---l gives tone 10 the stomach nyigOrates the
bOdystlluulates all the functions healthy action
land is highly useful wherever toncs are wanted.
Fact 4ththis tonic has performed and Is daily per-
or1ning cures in GHILIsS or AGUE g. FEVER
withouta parallel IN medicine Witness single bot
tie making cure in case OF TEN YEARS stand
ing; another in 4 case OF NINE Y EARS Standing
20 cure tina. which had previously bafed all skill and
every remedy. Look al the many other astonishing
set forth the certificates around the bottle and
then say. ifEOUSE'S INDIAN TONG does not de-
the times. Read the certificates carefully; they are
FROM your neeAbOrs and iIiends--and whenever you
meet with any Of thcBl Ito ascertain the truii) don
fail to ask them concerning it. BE sure 10 ask fol
HOUSES INDIAN Tonic. and you value YOU
healih, don't be put oil with any thing else.
Prepared and sold by Gro. w HousE, Nashville
Tenn. Price 81 per bottle. For sale by
6m w VI WCOLSEY, Evansville. Ind
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81 ~
Y E. . i! 8 S



7 VIE past summer llSl1) has been.a very remaTka
4 bic one. Frequent and heavy rain, followed By
intense and long continued heat had theetect in the
hrst place, 90 promote rapid growth OF succulent
vegetation, and IN the second 10 produce a rapid de-
composition Of vegetable matter, giving rise much
niasma and spreading s}Ckress, disease and death
in places which had heretofore been remarkable for
We are credibly informed that whole meadows
on which he grass was unusually heavy, rotted TO
the ground and was not httO be cut In Indiana and
Alinois the sickness was 50 general, that there was
not enough We'll persons 70 attend upOn the sick,
whose ssttfriDgs were prcuacted by q want OF prop
er Remedies, syeilns good nursing Much OF tins
suffering might have been prevented had every fam
y kept or hand supply Of medicines suited q ceun-
tcTaci the elects 81 ~ mlosa- vitleghch the at
lslfsphsre AZ certain times j. slreharged III addi
ten 10 Qlnlqe (Which - IN such general use as.to
needn0 colllIlfelIt NNouid Strongly urge every
iasis toklep on hand one Or more boxes Of Oh
~ l-ANEs LIVER fills
These Pills are the prescription Of an epinent Phs-
stefan IA MenongahajaSo Virginia, and weIc used
by him In his private Practice REMEDY ia bilious
complaints for wears before he thought of Offering
them 10 the public. Such, however was the success
ofthe Pills and grea the number OF persons ben
Gifted by them thar tue makug OF the quantity requi
site 70 supply the increasing demand began 10 inter
tere materially with the time required 20 attend to
his practice To prevent this he has made arrange
ments with the house 81 j. KIDD & Co No 60 Wood
Street, HttSbnde Pa 30 prepare and yend them.
where the genuine may be procured Of al times and
in any reasonable quantity.
These Pills are n0trec0mmendcd as panacea for
all the Ills thu, flesh IS heir TO- but IN all affections
OF the Liver and in all bilious complaints they stand
without rival AZ nIio have ever used them Give
them Tie preference over oil other Pills and cannot be
Dessuadod TO exchange those which they find expert
encc 90 be mild safe and eftcta0i for anv other even
thougl they may he stgar coate5 or so drastic as to
20 through by DAY ightn
Prepared for the pr0prietorby j. KIDD & Co whole
sale Druggist, No go Wood Street, Pittsburgh Pa. to
whom all orders from distance mast be directed. #
Sold also by our Agents and the principal Druggists
throughout Tire Z giled States and Canada.
9F ~ b. Purchasers Will please be particular and
inquire for "Dr. ULaaes Liter PiHs,' as there are
other pills purpOring 20 be Liver Pills now before
the public dec 22-eiy-
sold WHOLESALE & Retail 10y
CRAWFORD BELL
Main ST. Evansville, Ind
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EEs 9
I 8

A RARITY under the head Of Patent Medicine
Il advertisement VIZ ask eur readers to peTuse
The following, SnewlEg they viii profit thereby
E3'LANE'S HEEtiiFUGE.
A medicine which IS perfectly safe, and may be iv
en- 70 children nom tender inancv 10 advanced age
lays under restraint 90 cold water or any kind
oftood. Purgas mildly. subduingteVeE; DESTROYS and
expels WORMS with iRvaTiabe success and Is easily
That it assesses these valuable properties. is fear
essy inserted. still claiming the adtiohal advantages
OF beins given IN small bulk and requiring none OF the
drenchlng which Wom tea and other supposed Ner-
mituge demand During It's brilliant career, il has
been introduced into many families, whereeyery 9th
or known and accessible Eennuee had been uled
without the least success where = has promptly ex-
PEELED worms 10 an almost IIscredijie amount
Hear what the Editor Of the Bulletin Of the Pacific,
published In Pittsburgh, Pa says IN = ference 10 the
article.
In looking up a few advertisements for my small
sheet, the other day, called in upon MessFs KIDD
q Co and refnarhing hal would be glad TO advertise
any medicine chat really was essentially useful, they
furnished me with their circular respecting DR. NJ
Lanes Worm Specific, with tle accompanying cerilt
lcaes Feeling pursaaded thai the certificates Were
genuine, tO0h some o the medicine home for the use
OF NY own young family. ! guve the FIRST day a small
teaspoontul 70 Sarah she was wan looking and black
under the eyes she passed several worms, some as
large as pipe stem. | also gave small teaspoonlu
70 Samuel iittc rosv checked neshy boy, abOut 81
years ord, But as his stomach was tympanous, l. e..
he was pot-bcilied, thought ne might nave worms.
lie cried alter more, which did moi see IL to give him,
bat upon the operation Of this medicine, his mother
and the neighbOrs were surprised at the result. He
passed nearly pint q WORMS, almost all as big
common pipe stem. There was seventy in all. l then
gave some to little boy only 2years Old, and pass
ed twenty-five. some ei htincies in length ] there
fore feel clear 10 recommend NJ Lanes Nermiiuge as
q specific for worms. Il fairly seems death to them
ISRAEL REEFS, Editor.
Pittsburgh Feb 10th, lsl7.
]. kIDB 4 Co. No. 60 Wood Street, Pittsburgh now
the sole pFeprieiors OF Dr. NJ Lane celebrated nledi
cines. All orders must be addressed 70 them.
&C. n B.-Parehasers will please be particular TO
inquire for Or ~ lines Amerioa1 Yo,7a Specific.
or FermIHge."
Sold Wholesale * Retail by
CRAWFORD BELL
Main St, Evansville Ind
BY Druggists and Dealers generally throughoutthe
United States dec 22-w ly.