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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-16
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DAILY JOURN AL.

The DAILY JOURNAL is published every morning
tSundays excepted) 10 cents per week, payable
, to the Carriers, or s. 20 per annum, payable in
advance .i '' r --4
The TKI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, for the COUNT con
tanning ali the matter of the Daily Journal IS pub
lished on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al
81 90 per annum in advance
The WEEKLy JOURNAL is published every Thursday
at 50 %, three copies tor 81 90, seven copies oi
ell ~, ten copies for SIS 90, in advance.
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SATURDAY MORNING. SEP. ls.

RALLY TO THE '.SALTSHED." The ci..
liens of all parties are invited to attend at tie
':Salt She'd tonight. john INGLE, Jr. ESQ.,,
will deliver speech. The Ladies are particr-
larly invited Come one and all!
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WANTED wish to hire by the month good
w industrious boy, 10 or IL years of age, a Ger
man who speaks English will be preferred. Apply
soon to July 22l WIN. NJ WALKER
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G. yENNEMAN 4 CO.

Just received per Steamer Germantown,
kA Pieces Store and Haus Door Locks(home made)
III Coils Mantle Rope from ! to IL inch;
10 Reels Hemp packen Yarn;
5 Coils do Halter Rope;
SO lbs Hemp and Cotton iwine;
doz Hemp Beadcords;
IL doz Cincinnati Buckets; ttt
IL kegs assorted Nails; go.
2 bbls Salaratus;
boxes Summer Candles;
S do Soap; ~
8 doz horse Brushes; .....--
do scrubbing do; ..f
2 do No gross Shoe do;
2 do Zinc Washboards;
Dbl Dat Meal;
1900 lbs Bacon Hams, .Lt
1900 lbs Shoulders; ~
In store and for sale by l.fr.t
aug "a &. vENNEMAN, & Co.
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The Male Academy and Female Ser

The Male Academy and Female Semina-
i ry will Dec volente, commence their + all Ses
sions the first Monday in September.
The school-year consists OF two sessions of p
weeks each the tuition payable quarterly as hereto
fore. Pupils can commence atany time though it is
exceedingly desirable and important that they enter
the beginning Of the term. when subjects OF study
are begun and classes organized for the Session.
No pupil will be received tor less time than hall
Session. Deduction will be made Tor absence IN
case of proracted Illness
The Seminary comprises two departments, PRIMA-
RY and AcADEMIcAL, occupying distinct yet contlgu-
Jus apartments being under general supervision
and constituting In reality but schools TN, studies
of the Primary Department being preparatory 10 the
more advanced ones OF the Academical course.
The Academical Department is arranged into three
classes, characterized by the branches studied by
them respectively, and denominated for convenience
sake, the Junior, Middle and Senior Glasses.
JuXIoR srgPIEs-Arithme,ic. Geography, Ancient
and Modern History. Eng Grammar, Watts on the
Mind, aud Natural Philosophy. ~
MIDDLE CLAss-Arthmetic Cinshed,) Algebra,
Natural History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy,
Anatomy, & Physiology 20 81
SENIOR CLAss-Algebra ,fnished,l Geometry Men.
tai and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Natural
Theology and Evidences of christianity. -
The above course is the more common, and in our
Judgment one which should IN Its general outlines
be pursued by those desiring systematic and thor.
Tough education.
The Male Academy designed more particularly
for those studying the classics, and higher English
branches, will be conducted on the same plan and
terms as during the past year.
Vocal Musc-A course Of forty lessons, two each
week. will be given out of school hours, the ele
mentary principles OF vocal music, tor those who are
not members OF the day school as well for those
who are. Those who have never studied music as a
science, will find the course adapted to them.
EXPENSES.
Board and washing in the best OF private
families, per week, 81 80 TO IS
Tuition in Seminary, Primary Department
Academical al 90 to 5 90
English Branches and French or Latino. 90
Vocal Music, TOR the course, ........... 90
Lessons on the Piano 80 90; use of instrument for
practice 81 90 per quarter.
| .-sl ~ Nj. w. Stafford. A. M, Principal.
Evansville, Aug. Is 1913.
Acknowledgement by the increasing patron
age during the past year, We have at trifllng ex
pense, made arrangements to add very much to the
Recommendations aud facilities of the schools feeling
and assurance that former patrons and the friends
OF education generally will respond to our Efforts by
still more liberal patronage NJ W. ).
aug IL. ID
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
PRINTS, DOMESTICS, DRILLINGS, &c.
Just received by STEAMERS Wy ing and Ger
~ mantown,
= Is bales Al heavy and fine domestic;
2 4" rs Driiing
AS, Prints and other gods, tie first arrivals OF
my Fall st )ck. lsep Ia NJ W. FOSTER.
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That sterling Wing jourdal, the Alexandra
a remark in the Washington Union, "that the
Wings were whistling to keep their courage
up ad
Now. we have heard Of no "whistling" on
the Wing side, but we have heard vast deal
of Growing by the leaders of the opposite par.
ty. IL has been one continued boast and Drag
from the day of the day Of Cass and Butler
were made, down to'this hour.
Listen to the Locofoco orators and editors and
wire pullers, and, If you believed them, you
would believe that Taylor cannot get more than
three or four Sta,esl They sweep the country,
on paper, and, in their harrangues; from Maine
20 Florida, and from the Atlantic to the far
thest Western State, and yet with all this.
there is an evident nervousness, and restless
ness, and fidgety Impotence, which betray the
real fears of the Boosters. Pin them down to
particulars-go into deiails-survey candidly
The actual condition of affairs in the different
States-and il will soon be seen that the crow
ing is all for effect--and has nothing substan-
tial TO Justify their pretented claims. Why,
but the other day, the Union, in a calculation,
had TO give Cass all the doubtful States, and
Ohio and South Carolina, to elect him--on pa
per. The truth is, and the Locofoco leaders
know it. such is the ticklish state Of things for
Cass everywhere, that there must be strong
game of bragg played, in order to keep alive the
spirits and organization of the party, in many
parts of the country. There is no necessity for
this example to be followed by the Whigs.--
II is sufficient for them to know that, with en-
ergy, zeal and determination, they have a fair
prospect of success at the Presidential election.
It will not benefit their cause TO claim, as GER
ly that Gen. TAYLOR twill sweep all before
him." They know that sufficient number OF
States to elect Gen. Taylor can be carried for
him; and there are others which can be, by hon.
otable exertions, induced to vote for the Patri-
OF Hero who will administer the Government
.'for the good of his country and not for the
benefit ola party"
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PRINTSl PRINTSlI
SUGAR and MOLASES.

~ 100 Hhds New Orleans Sugar;
EE8 $50 Bbls do do Molasses;
40 do do do do;
~ IS Bbs Sugar House MoIasses Polka
$3.50 p brand;
25 Bbls do do do do do.
For sale by A. LAUGHElN,
APPS Water street.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEN | advertise my stock in our Daily Jour
w nal am not in the habit of advert sing dou-
BILE or tribe that have on hand, but come 10 the
quantity by referring to my invoices Of Goods pun
chased East, fmay l6l OLIVER LADD-
cHAs HARRINGTON. ISAAC A. cRANE....P q, o RILEY
HARRINGTON, CRANE & O'R1LEf, For
Ill harding and Commission Merchants, Isuccesi
sors TO Harrington, Hannah & Co.. Water st., OPP
,,os;,e tho ,vb,rf ho,ts sep6
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SHOES SHOES
lust received by the subscriber,
y 200 pair Mems Brogans;
Inn L.

100 do Ladies Slippers;
loo do Children's Shoes;
100 do Youths and Misses Shoes;
bale Raw Cotton;
With variety Of other goods suitable for the sea.
son which will be sold at unusual low prices for
cash. Please to call and examine before buying
elsewhere. WILLIAM HUGHES.
Sep. 10 Corner Main and Second ST.
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For the Evansville Daily Journal.

MouST 0LYaPUs, Sep. 18th, 1913.
The citizens of Washington township, Glib
son county, met at Mount Olympus for the pur-
pose of forming Rough and Ready Club.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. John
Ennis; w. Barr appointed Secretary, pro tenn.
The object ofthe meeting was briefly stated
by w. w. Willard, after which the President,
on motion of Mr.. Willard, proceeded toappoint
committee of three, consisting Of Stephen
j. Lindsay, John A Gullick, and w. w. Will
lard, to report a constitution aud appoint
permanent officers for the Club. The com
mittee, after few minutes deliberation, re-
ported the Constitution as adopted by the VAN
Gle rDurgh Rough and Ready Club, except the
name, for which was substituted The name oil
the Gibson County Rough and Ready Club.and
the following gentlemen as permanent officers;
Fielding Colvin. President; John Phillips,
Vice President; Amaza Price, Secretary, and
John Ennis, Treasurer. On motion of W..
Barr, the Constitution was unanimously adopt
ed, and the above were declared elected
After which several gentlemen addressed the
meeting and announced themselves laborers in
the field for OLD lack.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to
hand the minutes of this evenings proceedings
to Mr.. c. T. Cutler for publication in the Evans
vile Journal. Saturday of each week was named
and adoptedas The regular meeting nights Of
the Club. -r-E-ffoLS LFE -Et-loZ IA
On motion the meeting adjourned. ii.f g,
JOHN ENNIS, Pres't pro tenn.
w. BARR, Sect'y, pro tenn. 1T
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FANCY ARTICLES.
rTNH 1bscriber has received an assortment OF:
Il S Sealing Wax, Note Paper; ...r.
ST Deeds, Rings, Tassels;
BIZ lasps, Needles, Purse Twist;
Fa Beads, Pins Knitting Pins;
Ra Razor Straps, Shaving; r
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, &c, &c,
Also, Edgings, Inserting, Drawer Goods OF eve
variety, for sale at wholesale and retail by
ap Is NORRIS SJ0HNSON.
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MOSQUITO MEETINGS..
C00 PIECES Assorted Mosquito Meetings.;
OUO Just received and for sale low by
my6 }. II MAGfiEE IL 90.
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ID EST New Albany Ale, at the Coniection-
ID airy of LUNKENHElMER & HlSGEN
PALMHArs, BoNNErs. FLOWERS &C

4 VERY large stock consisting of every variety
IA of Summer hats, leghorn, palm leaf, French
brod, shans, &c, fur and silk hats of every desa
bic style bonnsts, all the newest Styles with splen
did assortment of flowers ribbons and bonnet TRIM
mings for sale by lap Isl MORRIS s. JOHNSON.
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A M'CALLEN. .-.aa -e
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
A ND General Collecting Agent for Southsrn H.
N Lnois. ELIzABETHTowN, Hardin CO., Illinois
References = q HG Mo SCCrr' ElizabethtOwn.
- sep sol f. & W. LEWIS ; Evansville. Ia
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LOTS tn LEASE.
conA Avn nIuELICK WATER.

SODA AND BLUE LICK WATER.
A C. HALLOCK has erected fine Soda toun-
N tain for the accommodation OF the public and
requests those who appreciate sooilng ofinA In
hot, dusty day to give him a call. -
Also constantly on hand pure Blue Lick Water
from the Drennon Ky Springs my 20
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CEDAR POSTS,
C00 CEDAR Posts suitable iorgarden fencing
~OV For sale by lie 2el A LAUGHI1N.
S00 BBLS Kanawha Salt on hand and for sa
oOOby Tap ii KRQESEN & MORGAN.
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5000 PACKAGES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
ISIS ,aaoda BIZ. BAKER s. co. oIaaeIod

ipoi
w and SHOES
Pearl sheLB@
hpu lndx sandp ioast 6elconf
Anoris them be
nend -
Lr Jour-
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COTTON YARN.
IN A00 Dozen Hope Factory Cotton Y arms
lU,UOO Nos 500. GOO and 700, this day re
ceived per steamer Rosco from pittsburgh. For sac
Iby uny17l -si" OLIVER LADD.
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STUFF & COATINGS
4 OI'IENADE Crotens, Tweeds, superfne
~ black Freuch Drap, ets., Drap de MEME Lin.
en- and Union checks and stripes with all the most
desirable styles for sale low wholesale and retail by
ap 10 MORRIS ). JOHNSON :
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TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of Evansville and vicinity. that he has
re-opened bis shop Mainsiree opposite the BANK,
IN saw of its branches Those wishing to employ
him will find him on hand during business hours
E sepl t..f. .....,r WV -
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DrEvans. jour. insert three times and forward &C
count to this office-Sfate Seatinel.
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EDICAL.-DR C. S. VIEWER, lot he e, lat,
N firm of Traftcn g. Weever) Physician ano cure
econ office ON the corner OF First and vine streets
n few doors above the Exchange ho'ei aug
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,Y1c,r, -o..;vsd brown and bleached Linen Drills.
j Cotton Cashimers, Cottonades, DENIM blue Drills
Nc, suitable iof 'ne" NJ w FOSTER
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lands AND TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

w nave Tor sale on terms TO suit pure hassrs, a.
w bout sixty Town Lots lying ON both sides Of
;he Canal and in almost every part of the city in
Guiding Texas and Lamasco. Also number Of
tracts OF land in different parts Of the County
sep III mo. d. lNGLE & WHEELER
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NAILS.
HSA KEGS Boston and Juniata Nails assorted
o. Legs Flooring Brads, assorted;
Is do Assorted spikes.
For sale by n WEI stree,
APPS
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L. WOODS PATENT
AIR TIGHT COAL STOVE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers 10 the public stove
FOR heating pariors halls Offices ships and steam
boat "a us containing and desirable improvements.
whereby great amount Of heat j. gained any stove
before offered The Of that striking char
scer hat they satisfy the purchaser 81 glance lha =
rea y valuable A few u tler many Improvements are
here eel forth
J. Thoy have DO CRATE at lhe bottom and te coal rests
upon sold pisie.
The sir adm ei f1 fe stove T. heated before reaches
the IRE by hotaf chamber consequently ne c0a-s a.
consumed
lt air tight and constructed that % needs no ras-
g and is free from dust escspe into the room
10 = economical. The application 81 the heated cir, DO
connection with the fact ths cannot De disturbed by rsk
10 causes complete combustion and consumption q ne
cOal. a principle mol before obtained il stoves
oyy of fe numerous testimonials herewith aAcled
We have used during the last Wut-r. OF l.. Wood
Ar-Tisii Cy rtcr stoves lich has ugtt bottom upon
which fe rests iutrad &C CRATE. We consider one
nj le have used, for economy n fuel cean-
and comfort and appears a. fltl all that would boz eN-
pecied for lle purpose designed. lsgneaJ -
sept Del, 1871 II WILLIAMS
" Cartwright. loo Soutisl Geo Cornell, % Hudson.
= Benedict. Bradley a Co 20 P-ar-sti Eyunge Of
Besver-st Moses ~ Beaver-st George Seeeyi East
en Pear.--t House.
H. after ti. Of three weeks, the Stoves prove unsas
factory. The purchase money Will bs refunded The trade
general vii lld much 90 thel al antage 10 Cal aud
eAsfull- rms stove
leo PACKS No DO aud ODD Russia Iron - DO DO slightly
damaged for sse by lois u l.. WOOD, 81 W aief-s-
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Rerks rocker which have yielded about - OF gold 10
the ton Of gravel.
Produce Of Gold IN the Ural and Siberia ~ fhe
Eear isf6-According 20 notice IN the husssn 80.
merca, Journal publ he'd by the Min,stY " n,,ed
in February. la, Il appears there nsd o'e" 10
70 the Mint At - Petersburg l5yF5s- poour "a The
the produce OF the imperial and private r4 -
Ural and Siberia during the year 1870. f,bese
still expected 32J36- pools Of gold 'he pro-
The total produce therefore, Of Russian 1o.u ia
1916 was l72S1i6 pools. or about o. 4, o.. i
dHDois while in the previous yeas 80 The annual
incr,as, which in the last two years nal a'n - -
and 80 pools mas consequently risen " b. poou. W
u 60 lbs svorduPos which tluom nue. ~, s,ee
vious Increase the largest formerly lthat between
fsso ana Az being only 33 - poods-lni MS IS very
conclusive evidence Of the vast prooucuEehes OIL ne
Russan mines less 10 OF the energetic aud eheI
nrsing manner IN which their riches are extracted
Cyidat,onoffie Diamond IA The LiQad Wdy.-
p,ofe..ors L. and W. B. ROGERS Of Virginia have
even 10 the world detail Of the processes By which
the Diamond may be converted into carbonc acid with
only nl0derafe heat, by the use OF simple chemical
aeents The processes for Oxidizlng the diamond
hitherto described consist in actually burning this gen.
either in the air in oxygen gas IN some substance
rich in oxygen nitrate Of poisssa In all these eX'
perments very elevated temperature Is required II
Is therefore interesting 10 discover that the diamond
NAV be converted into csrDOnic acid In the liquid way
and at moderate heat by the reaction Of mixture Of
bichromate Of pOtassa and sulphuric scid-in otner
words, By the OMdating power OF chroHlc ac4u. = v
succeed in this experiment tits necessary 70 reduce the
diamond 20 the most minute state Of division. sin
gle grain Of the gem will suffice for many experiments
10 repeated trials than halt grain has never been
used-and clear evidence Of the oxidation has been
obtained BY the evolution Of csrbonic acid. The bchro
mate Of potash when heated is always found 70 afford
some carbonic acid but avoided by fret heat
ing the acid alone in the reort 10 about 3J then al
ding the bchromste by degrees, and stirring the mix
ture so As 10 effect complete separation Of chronic
acid very brisk reaction takes place-mucn o1y
gen is disengaged and with it any csr0onic acid winch
the materials themselves are capable Of evolving
When no more carbonic acid can be detected by lime
water tests the powdered diamond s carefully added
The evolutsn Of cafbonc acid continue the Professors
r. is soon eynced by the growing mlkiness Of lime
water and this continues slowly 20 increase a. long ~
there is any free chronic acid in the rctort The chief
point Of interest in the subject however, s the ac,-
now published for the first tme-that he diamond -
capq5G Of being Oridated R me hqnid c0y and al cgq
pGrafireiy moderate tnaperaWs-varying between $50
and 40 degrees
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From The Literary Wohs
ELEGlAC.


A. fade. from E.s;sfn cover. ~ns Of lent me-
Or a. lingering s,zr lost from nornngs sty Of bi1s
A. vsnhes from and flower the farewell shi Of dAi
60 snxhy-ssny he last. she passee NON earn a"
We, seemed Il sacfslese 70 vsion Al had ~oo@d-
he beauty - The sjesty Of early ~omsnhoots
IL. promise sni % blessing his toh hf
hsa plesdlnt tender Tie grees Affections Gina
TAouxh oslsg her heart that harp Of tn.ny s
Yet ,rsmo~s % Tie ISSUES Of tbs vorts deefef 'L
The plzy Of those kne athes that make ne nc y ~
A ended nssic. fed With hsr-ths mother ana ''7 WV
ihso chsagng year, have been and newer "-' 81
dreams
tols. cloud far Of aud ANT. her dsant nsHefy seems
Ys, .onetame. snd tno~ not ~hy rulFsney snten te'
AID rend.f frona Il. h5S desps her msse on ne ar
Asa ...r..a her graceful tread grows asche ard near
A. 81 Snl,., ,ree,aag words even tsrr 20 hear,
AZ go. ss.n her eve AL rears hsrofow Of sn
Ho ,roo. yecossy the heart what tears Of rapture no"
n NAV not lss.-.uch happiness or 70 The spirits gaze
N. eager s,rsnas even = lse a dimmlag haze,
Asd iDsly The spell BE- BRET for ieeiags gene az,
he NEEDY. divine ;he crowded reed nsy oresa
ret solemn jos aye us-for - vel With hef - 80,
Whore b mountain -prrgs Of truth. swiH ie,i 80 e
wsouy fear that she. and the spentofs o. -,
Tors.t. our ..r,hans D. by h.r would Dot b 0'g''
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TINCTURE AROMA,

4 FLUID PREPARATION for rreyertne and fefaog-
1zrtar sweeislng the hresih. and pfe-srFng he teeth
sound aud entire Prepared b. Dr. mo Dentsi u Mai'
ray-si
The objec. ~ the Tncmre Aroms Is 90 destroy tartar
whore exists and 10 prevent - ormafon where does
This % accOmplistes unf-lnEls a. NE same linr eA
ercisng resrrvsivr influence on the enamel Of ne teeth
src lmparlng health and viEor the gums Is snsen C.
properties efrctlay rrutrsL- any offensive door 10 ne
hresh. and .upsu d fresh a1d agreeable aruna On
The dents substance snd the son portions % ne mouth rs
effect : alike .auiary and PURIFYING and II used regu sfy
As deufrce and u0uth-wash conformity with The di.
recOu the cover he result will m a. cas-s be salsfsc-
tory The inventor makes his statement unhesitslusy
for founded his personal observation 10 TIE routine
of bis prsccs AID be thai the eject OF the
uce viii fully sustain Price per bottle, 81 cents 81 I'm
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COOPkRs' TOOLS. comprising full a.
softmsrl Al wholesale and retail. 81 CHARLES
s LITrLEs Hsgd~Arr 'iors = Suloo-s he~-Yo's
oil ~
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TIE NRIVALED COUGH MEDICINE or THE AGh.
fEfNCrPAL AGENCY, 90 BROADWAY, NEW-fOEk
I'Hls BALM = offered io the public rs the mOst pleasant
speedy snc efec-ual cure Tor coughs colds, Group
hives Inflammation n the throat and lungs, .n1 AL diseases
arising from checked Precipitation. sc 10 scls Ike charm
TIE system ~ curing wnoopng cough, and oD-ilasie
coughs Of long standing tnos- hsrngers " inst dr-sd
disease consumption have yielded 10 - mid and soothing
Influence, where oil other remedies were unsvainE Ihe
proprietor invites ali thus AT c,ed D. cal him and sssy
themselves Of the wonderful properties % this Balm, - 10
refer % Of the most respectable families 10 this
city. wealth and sisrdng, 10 have tried and proved he
efficacy Of ths ail-heaing Balm.
sold n 81 and = each bottle sold At RING ;
drug ~ Broadway Sands. 100 Fulton e and Stevens
corner Of J ~ an1 Pear sts Brooklyn
have as-l your balm t- Month 18th great
10y u., li lave t.i ~ -ls ear-g cllsa sli
.l.18 before EMILY g. sPhINGsTEEN. Wl.ar-rlr-L
--lt ~. lsss
Diaa Tl- that yosr -F.a1- BAN cared
AMAZING s1olt - lc4rs. after s-1-r-
ss.li1- remedy. ald souIa eflalt
HARRIET HARRISON. l- james -. N-e-llrk.
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n PROGNE-s, New Map OF ne CouniTy 4 mlt
Isrouud NewYOrk, by The suhor Of 10 miles around PM
ladepha Ac-Its being carefully surveyed for the pur
pose and plotted a arge scale go show al the roHcs
lanes country seats churches, The names Of the own
er. OF farms country seats &c sill be- inserted IN their prop
er positions the whole Map as well the location oi
bindings viii be issued early 10 1919 az - c0mpau-
bic with correctness and viii be supplied 10 subscribers a.
s. per copy somey coored and mounted or IN book
form Tie Inhabitants OF the region delineaied VIII be
waited upon bv agents OF the subscriber, or can register
their subscriptions at Tanners Msp Establishment, l6 Full
fon.sf io2i2tl J c SIDNEY. Surveyor