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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-26
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRrNk
N A NyrACToRv

= ~
~ J ?. ELLIoTT, tsnoccs cmm
Will con,;, m ., o.. "; " ~. p. Euion) E{NEsa
oh . .oiue The above business at the GxllYH
aa s'aId, Maln street, Evansville He will axovs
Tnn X. .anu constant supply of Saddles Brides
oilers at wholesale or retail at the owesa Maseh IA
H. great variety OF Trimmings used by Sad
In ad iainess- makers, and Trunk Manufacufers
III N auaitlon to my former stock of materials
men, Jus received very large and general assort
Saddle Trees, of all kinds.
Hog skin seating; ''~'' A'"''iei'
Calf skin do:
flush do, every variety:
G ItidIe BITS and Buckles, all kinds;
Tore,h S,a ngst Buggy and Wagon Whips,
and retail. my iine' al wholesale
ersIns dealing m the above articles will6ud il 70
'ie,i Iau ni TO call andexnmine my stock
An orders promptly attended 10 at the shortest M
~ lmdy ly p E1IInTsT
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Window, Wall Paper and BOrderil z {.
A FULL supply of the latest patterns, in store aud
"A for sale by ljan 29l c. BELL
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UMBER.--A large and full assortment of Pine
IL Lumber. For sale by
maya If. A. LAUGHLIN, Water 81
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PRINTSl PRINTSH

4 n endless quantity and variety OF Prints of IN
IA newest Spring and Summer styles, iogethe
with every thing new, in the way Dress Goods for
sale at wholesale and retail by
apis MORRIS S. JOHNS IN
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A SPLENDID lot of Paper Hangings and Win.
"A dow Paper, just received and for sale low by
jan l3-tf: j. III. MAGHEE e. co
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PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1S4s.

PHILADELpHIA, March Is, 1S4S.
The Remains of Captain Hydrophobia-
Stabbing- attempted Saskatchewan Visi-
ters-Ihe Treaty, &c. &C.
The remains of the late Captain Ayres arrived
here last night on board the ship Washington.
They have been taken TO the house of the under
taker, for the present, but will be removed on
Wednesday to the Southwark Commissioners
Hall, where they will be laid in state until the
day of the funeral, which Will probably be on
Monday next.
A girl about eight years of age, the daughter
of Mr.. George Coleman, residing on Frank ford
road, has fallen avlctim TO hydrophobia resulting
from the bite OF dog about two months since
Duilng Iht last evening in Moyamensing
James Burnley was stabbed IN the groin, by Ro-
bert D iran, with a knife. The wound is severe,
but not dangerous. The offender has escaped.
George Meyer, German, the father of large
family, attempted TO commit suicide on Saturday,
by dlscharglng pistol o4ded with pebble stones,
lastead of shot, into his mouth One side of his
lace was torn away He still lIngers at The
hospital.
A delegation, consisting of the President and
fou teen members of the Liberty fire company,
of Baltimore, are at present In the city, Tor the
purpose of presenting To The Good Will Irc COM
pany, of this CITY, splendid PAIR Of silver torch
es. The Latter company give their guests sup
per at tue Falls of Schuylkill tomorrow evening
and dinuer the next day al the Columbia House
This community has been taken by surprise, a.
finding in the Herald Of to-day, the treaty OF
peace, just amended aud ratifird by the Senate.
Kendall Hutchinson. the defauitlug clerk Of
the Mint, arrived this morning, on board yes.
sci from 81. Thomas, and was arrested by depu.
~ marshal O'Nelll.
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arrival OF Stranger.
MONDAY, March 10.


MONDAY. March i3
AMERICAN HOTEL.
IN Redves. Newburgh; Simmons Albany Doaae, Lee;
w Bartlett, Phil.dephi1.
ACTOR HoUaR
j W Beach Hartford; Hon 3 Houston, Delaware; NJ
Georse Glrdqer Ho,ton; CAP, foqy. oriiIapon; % u
~ 20. & Al Gsn
HYDE psfh;; brses reilsdsoh,; Miller New JeT'
y psGTas paef,9s; ec,e paeSslphs Es,n!
Georgia; i NJ Drake, Ohio.
DuNLAr's HOTEL.
dss.y bSiy V1 fSsIs m. Saios'
shiS .sT. Gs .du ETss sS: tf
S Ss%,o j.. esrf. u Wt' fsf'phs obs.
Mss II Smith q 4 II Glea, y Il White, HAdiey New
FRANKLIN HousK.
p6 nn,y sa ao Ss 4sH Jones' As fade
HOWARD HOTEL.
JEJ rdan RaiegH; Nr Ms and Mi,s Jeek:on Washing.
ii rh, noa d. Psn, DBa So.oH
kinner St LOUIS Featrop, Raleish.
AP Hsmlin. Long Island; T NEWMAN, Phila NJ silb.ck
M. T %asS: u, ss :h: d stephens New
LOvEJoYs HOTEL.
M1s Eo1e'T Trs & 5'S M"a Ms d 81 Ear
t;mmsad. Mai.iail Blown v Ata5ld Si.n,adr a.
Wech Boston; III Hams, N Y; Il w Warren Rensselaer,;
Richardson lHnmei Ne sou, Paterson; JCawies Nj n.
month J; II Thomas, Norwak, toss, Nysck; Mr. Jay,
Ny; A Bail, Yale Law school
NATIONAL HOTEL.
w Greea. Ia; john Scott ohio; David Brown, Phil,
West Trenton; w Malta Boston; q Smith. Mieer; L.
John,on, Princeton; II al. N G; Il v Giant CTS i'll;
Thos Gunner. DANCE Co; Gamer, do; Jem;s smith, Ma
nayunk; Samuel JONI son, " j.
NORTHERN HOTEL
e Order, Utica: Wiso, Char estown; q Lo.see,
Popghkeepss; NJ Ma ks. New Jer,ey; Kne Phil oepna:
Moore Long Isllnd u Holes Ne Foua aap GUNNER.
vile, Pcnnsy ivania; MIR Covonan and lady, Conn.
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
Dr. 'Fsrnsworth, Bottom; N Bolmihsu Fsrs; Lindsay,
Pha 1ephi, Mrs and Miss sevmour Port Jact sonF Broad
head, Hich gan; r Thone Philadephs; Jscassn Erie
TAYLoas HOTEL.
A f Jes.up, philad w Hudson, New York l. Hoesnd,
Albany Psrson, Smith CONN West W l. Crsndal,
TnJ.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
IN johnson n Carolina; w Yonng " H,ven; o Fuller,
st Louis: J w Billings. w Indies; B Albums Conn; w
Csrpe ter do; Robinson. N Jersey; ksk. Vahingtop
Cap. Smith Maize; W VI weeks ,,lea Cow; n y Post L
land: A King.ley West Troy; u Rc. jr Hartford: l.
Ghapbeflsis Haven't Lolev, do, sciipter, nss,
Champney. do: w a Law, " Hren; Humphrey Hum
phteyvds; SGidersleeve, Portland; Hayden, WAFER
bury; Mr. Mys9t, IIsrr1 Rton; Flo aler Feir Haven.
WESTERN HOTEL
w Jo,Iin, Waterford; McLacbn. W Jerome, Ct
Louis; A Webster, Indians; Wsber Mssssehuse,ts; r
IN Henderson. rev York; q lieu. IConnectcut; n Ksl
iogg Derby; A Hsnd, North Ceron,; w Morrison, n y
Hamilton, Bridgeport, Waller New York; Hopkins
New Jersey' Moore Boston
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Movements or the Sailing Packets.
Port or New York, March II, 1913.


CleareGs
Ships-Hendric Hudson lpst) Pratt London Ciswold;
Iohn CostN, DaIfey. New Orleans Stanton; Hudson
Barks -Patrot,, tB-z) Mre.ra Mout.video. Everett &
Bown; Oh Oak Smith, Belcs Ureand) FoS;er Nick.
Bngs-Eliz,beth, Robinson, Marnaharn and a market Z
Cor ing son; Clnon Anarews Savannah. Sturges Clear.
X c..
Nch,-Prro. Lewis St Kits, Hubb,rd Coz Mary Jane
Osborn, Nok Cha rlor ,brook do; Lynchbur Gould
hchmond Allen 4 Psxsou; Harrison Price Beason vii.
mastou. NC. N McCreaay * Co; Northern Belle, Fitz
gerald, Nantucket.
Bark D. Bsssea, Rio Jauero Jan 20, to Feb g.
i Is So lon 81 a. spoke bark Letta AZ days from bat-
Bark Abeopa tof august) Reed Matarz Feb 49, to mas.
ter Vessels ief Def IRE reported.
fsk Lucerne (of BRISTOL Nichols, Matsnzn Feb 49, with
IT, TO mister.
big Pho;ion Allen Galveston 10 days, to Brewer Neil.
schr John murray, (or Newsurvpor Smith, M..rz,, 10
Vessels left before reported I'd inst of Mstanz spoke brig
Feou8 Hume. OF CALAIS from Jamaica seeking freight: s
inst lat rs lon II 10 spoke brk Mary kunle Of Wis
c,sSet, from New Orleans tor Cvrk. out 10 DAYS
Sch Abona. (o FL mouth, Aiass) Lewis Vera Cruz, 30
schr I: w Davis Brigss. Wilmington. NC, to Z POWELL
SIR Nicherson, NIcscrson Boston.
Eetow.
B.k Huma, We.dsn, from Lcghorn via Gibraltar, Jan 49,
with marble to ordet.
Sailed.
Ship Anrola Bost,u: bark l. williams Mobile; big Gre
clan, New Ureani; brig Wilso n Fuller, Savannah.
March l?,h-sunrise. Wind w; meridian NV; sunset.
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
BALr MORE. March l3, 1913.

DALI MORE, warren Id, io4c.
Fremen's Fight and Loss Of L,fe-Destruetivs
Fire Taylor and Clay Meetings. temperance
Temple, SC.
We had real Buena Vista fremen's fight In
Baltimore yesterday afternoon, which was kept
Up from 5 10 o'clock In the evening, notwith-
slandipg the energy displayed by our police in
a r-sing The belligerents. Pistols. bricks, clubs,
aud bowie knives were freely used, and the re-
suit OF the bilile is mat one young man, named
Anthony Hughes Is lying at full leogth on his
cooltag board, with pistol bail In his head
another IS on his back with his eye shattered,
and a third has ball through the upper part of
has shoulder whilst numerous others have thei r
heads bandaged up, aud teel any thing but CON-
Portable. Some fifteen or twenty of the bellige-
rents were arrested, and committed TO prison,
ioar of whom were charged with firing the pis-
tolls. The hight wts between the members of the
New Market and Independent companies.
The Immense clothing store of Mr. George
Freshman was destroyed by fire on Sunday
mornlug.
The great Taylor meeting is to be held this
afternoon, ead will, expect, be very strong
Bttalr though, If any reflections should be
thrown on Henry Clay by the speakers, il will
be likely 10 break up IN row. The Clay meet
ing Is 10 take place, | understand, on next Sa-
tutd4y afternoon, when the Hon. John NJ. Bouts
viii be the principal spokesman. He seems de-
termiaed to g head Gen. Taylor.
The Sons of Temperance have commenced
Gay street, 10 commence the erection of their
great temple which promises TO be splendid
structure.
The weather, this morning, is like May, and
cloaks and overcoats are lett at home by both
male and female pedestrians.
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T lsr OF LETTKlg REMAINING In THE NEW
~ York Post Ofcs March H. lNt-flssss mention the
dsrs IL the lisa il which they tdvsvtissd.
" II. And BE il farther sractsd, And all sd!er-
eswsp.re! .swspsPsn ofsssrs rnessd ii n .ny Posi-
Oes shall inserted the OF the town
place where the Office advsrtirirg may stus-d
rsK LARaEsr Post Office Lao. passed
March Z. 1851
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~ s.ALrr nOsnon os a n reAS q. Al.
~ frvnu Ireasc," &c, ia consulted upon any Of the
ditessea there referred to- his residence SO rssnwsh
street.. fom 10 BAN, rnd6 too PM tSunday exccpted)
Those who apply in the early Of these complaints Wi,
be ss'oahed the rapdy and little ncouvsrsncs
ing the cure IL chehy however thcve who have suffered
cg IRON eefse GLARS II rfope otherwise, who pro
vsrly srrr-sis,s bis fsrriesr.
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uS nO REWARD-DR CkOsSNAN'S SPECIFIC
WOUO Nixturs for sonorh O., Reet 81 ie
AID the Of eenerou Our b.
sct TO Sotfy where be hsd and the ch
ienes, Of gonohcs TO be which the
,,re will not forfeit Of $500 For
C. H. ETStf. is3 Broadway. corner IF John street.
mo BRO sDWAY-Dk. JEfFRlES' ANTIDOTF
lJZ for ljonorrhl Gleet and similar disorder
Organs Of Gsnento The snttcde remedy which
requires ssatance,t performs its duty quickly and tho
sYected In usrg the antitode
venisnt and useless le,ctons dis occupation,
rqured One bottle is generally snice. TO Gu
ordinary ease which not unt.queuy dsnp se sx
eht doses Price per bit lie. For sale by G. RING
1872 Broadway corner Joh- ,tre.t
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To cTTIpe at Netg York.
LIVERPOOL.
Cambria, Harrison, Feb &c
America, Judkins, Mar q
Hibernia, Shannon. April Is
SOUTHAMPTON, &c.
Washington, Johnston, Mar 10
Hermann, Crabtree, Apr IS
10 dyrire at Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Caledonis, Leitch. Mar II
Acadia. Stone, April 8
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T0relyu lInporIations.

RIO JANERo-Bark u D-2o8l hides G'iunelL Mintum 81
co-2l3 do Sc bales DE Forest Cog is whale
bone Dbl s'alssin Tru nbuil sonngon3 cases md,.
Patton -tewa t-8 bags coffee Darling Johuson45 do
Townsend-493 do o w Cunninghsm-337i do Foster &
Sons
pinwall5 boxes do Sp ord TIestoa co3s0 bbs do 80
hhds molasses q Tharston-2)o bis sugar J Taylor.
VERA CRUz-Schr Abeoua-i bois jaap Pon u falenca-0
barr. cochlnesl MANI bsles skins
Goodhue x COILS do 9s5 hides CT w & u Philips
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T. A Kelley. PnOP IkTOR UF The NEW
-. Eng aud HOTEL Cleveland, tOhio has been elected
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| Eoriestic rmrortatiSns.
GALvEsTov-Bra Phscion-til bils coton Hrower& Neil
| son-20 do TO order.
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Eye AND EAR-DR POWELL ATTENDS ExCLU
o'clock Office, 2sl Broadway Warren strs
Dr. fowes Treate the Eye Diseases and their esre
prse Fly Cents. can be had b. ofes and Of all book
and finish. Or rowells Self Acting Eye Fountains or Jet
or pouchc Baths for Strengthening the eyes, which
for sale at his Office.
EVEkY MOTHERS BOOK.TtfE ArrnEHGNslON
IL ofpovertv and the OF large family Of children
prevent many copsidere people from snenng the msred
states but here book that will tell important
crets which these objections Price 50
For sale By Burgess stnger 222 Broadway; Zeber Co..
Philadelphia; ". DAVIS IS State street. 1o.on AID the
pub,,sher. No Ann street.
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A TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL
gyst,m bv ward a. OYon. M. authoY Of sundrv

Surgical Es and lectures the operative Of the
Eye-pp 27o edition 9th his work conn lce
view Of the Of early from abuse and
aud ao of disease Of the system in
gage adapted reader O2no Of the Pre-" New
York journal OF Medicine and Collateral Sciences il
good. The de' criptoaS and the
cous. The practitioner will ed it sbaundng in vxluab
hists and the uerai reader will nl
cautions and Warnings Boston Medical and Su Jour.
es Of surgery his book shows thorough with
mldem Practice Structure Lys oceIe
and 6stua, particularly well treated Of The nuthsr
gnsy and ugh devotion the rational pri cirss of
ees stamp IL with UNCOMMON interest" Evening Pnt-' Dr.
Dixon pupil Of Dr. Mott; Of number
Of valuable instrument and practitioner Of heen years
standings his book written with decscy and
ia decided language; will doubtless do Eood We
her Diseases from the cradle TO the adopted
exclusively her Instruction the natural laws Of her
and ell the dsesSs of her crtosI peeds. BY Edward H.
DIXON NJ Opp 3a5: price 81 IS: 9TH edition. sale BY
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS. kc-JOuN CATTNACH
Trunk Nanuf.cturer No Wall e.t Of Broad.
way HIS now hand and tly max a a.sort
ment Of Trunks Valses Ca'pet Bags aud tehss wh,ie-
sale and fetal Also hyperion article of soe Lc.,hsr
L unk'. suiehe for Amerc u OF Europe, Po
nnttsus for tbs Fredch lie Post Orders the West L.
dies South America. SC, led with despatch.
CARD-DK. WHEELER, OCULIsT. RECEIVES
"A Patients his residence 20 Greenwich street every
morning. ffoms A. NJ to O'Clock M, amer which h prae-
tee is exclusively devoted families their
Diseases OF the Eye matte how onE standing
obstinate they may be in their be eeuy srad
Gated and permanent effected References families
Of the highest rsspeetbity will be those
Ma
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MEDICAL OFFICE-DR. JOHNSON, II DUANE
M street. near Chatham street well known As the most
successful pras er New York the treatment Of vene
real dseases The Doctors reputation for sk IN these old
hacured that have existed Tor years pre- m nent
pains il the head and bones Of The legs e enay cured
Consut weakness brour on by asecre habit indulge
in by Young men causing asrvious dreams and nightly ennis
son prevented Recent cases cured Ia four days.
vi hon mercury. No alteration in Diet or prevention from
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nR; GLOVER IS CONSULTED EVERY DAY AT
- his Office The treatment and cure Of difficult and pro-
raced that have baed the skill OF physicians OF es
and all delicate diseases Dr. g. regular graduate
ia the medical profession. His Offices No; Ann srceare
arranged that patients do each othcr fvate en-
trance 10 nfr. thronch h fhe ofhre dcor
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Iaa-s,d Marine Corrss,nndsnoe.

farLApELFai. Mach l3. lr NJ irrysd--Birk John
ca,z; W wanon. kettslst Poner, PIX; Arg9. Wincher
Mary Shields Ci1k Gr-,npot; MIR Clark; Mexico. Van.
Juiisns, hofnpu; Jane henderson. Robbins,
charlotte, Weeks, Ntofk rloop Edit Cartwright, tag
HsIbor.
Ceaed-Brig X Lopez, Watson. P.rnsmSueo; sehrs +
Mirror, Clarke. do: n Payper Neal; Mckee, Yann.m,r
Jane Henderson Robblps; Juliine, Hodmaa VIM Henry,
May, aud Hudson. Wilbur, NYoIk.
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Movements OF tn. OCEAN steamships.

0csnn Stsnlnsh1pss
To sail from Neso York.
LIVERPOOL.
Cambria, HARRISON, Mar IS
America. yudkins. April 10
Hioeruia, Shannon, May 10
SOUTHAMPTON, &c.
Hermann, Crabtree, Mar "a
Washington, Johnston. Ap'l "a
To sdiI from Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Caledonia. Leitch, APRIL s
Acadia, Stone, May 2
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.,,-ss,s sr.reiy whirh y sTsrusHt es's
~.ForNTNtN q rhysrd wfs nn Is.
rho greatest Of tnrs-fncs Co. tiN-- rrr
49,. 81 tr,tsf.n b. 81. ire thst r Itis ~ iht
.rufNrNTIN % REMEDY ovt rI"thers -" ''
r--.r rsr,rIs .ris a. an who t-qua1ntfa WI.
item know 49,. IS 81 VITO W. o. ih'm WI
s.-f,rr, rant iced hf IRE results
nFAtVS rAIAEEH POWDERS
rE..e rog fara are e. FHrftusireF 'f for FNif9~f OF
struetaon. n tHs hrsa .nd nose "
elf.s. 90 iity a- other rrases- AZ AffhsN'f
tr, rrrra-y rause of Uanv of tHH worst cfN-
fsmmsu.u o. tHe Tte-. - fNaluI~ H-o i ihfth
SIS fudsips. or even 1f tht IuuEs. iua@ lur Ioi-um
q d.. 81 fWs hirNf-t rarfagurncr fh1- fuIs dsrm
TO- .ftfnfet 10 sud checked a. is con HrHesmfii. fI''t
TERMINATES rn suWetrIHl wuTs' arf1n'p
t.rrr h. rathTH equal o. These CAT Abki row tthS
fHey remove sl morbid ur 0uruient tief H"i q.
.-tsf 81, nrrfurlur a Tree. easy nstufs discharge
fou tie ciofrad ot ons-ruried org $40
thy ssrretious boz The tIsrd. and OIL Hhranes, restoring
thsr urtufai tone .rd action. Toes" ioWurfr h' WV
u ths very lest retnsH. - used fr ir pus int'' nose
and az other rtfrr~rsrt-r which a. rf W. NHh.a
vtties. they sre -~trguishy prompt eiefl!'e
mr Headache. and IN giving great rt 30 al es-es ~
sinr from Coid- M the head. snt ftul ave- eIe~ssif' itl'i
mins;iDp Of blood TO Tire brain, Hrl .iaff sin'"eI e'e'
,rous
This - one efthr most ys.us tie 81 lniet iftitants W.
bs,ns .rulisd nyer tire rarts affected relieves acute on
rhuntc pains Iu the srie and cuet, -"d tnuamna't'l @
the throat or bronchitis iteufesd 'ncss or a't"'fs
2 roauur. and De- me Of veri hest rrillaes Tor az diseas'
pf the spiue. and ~ th' head or bran
All these Medicines are Pot up uuter br beafh : o."
Z mediate sapsft son. and have ts Guess shd Witt,
signature attached 90 even toN, rar-ase' phta A''''
Ec.. TO prevent the puhNe ron heA- imposed upon
spurious limitations, couHteffcts a' -nfFepi''ns ai
+ rIes. and The public are hereby rsHliohed sea'n-' lu
chasing any article IS Hcachs Me lnrs, eAp'ct sno
q. have hs likeness and wrtien s-natufe 81 eaeh'
the shove named remedies
For further parttcsIafs re-pectinE Or. Besehs 200
n Medicines SOC Pamphlet, which az be "o'"'neas z"
u. ~ tNs agents"
For sale by Jsmc, psscr. Whcelas, Va and lam
Bur ey. ElizslT thto~n. Va. o' =
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REV. II. D,S
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
FANiiI PILLS

TvHEY have proved Of the greatest hencat in relev.
d ing and curing oS'tiHa.c anu dangerous diseases.
where OTHER reu edi Us have failed. The worst eases II
chronic Dyspepsia. iuvcicfaie sostivene.s. indigestion
dyspertic consuhs piiar. ii ious cholic. erysipelas. rheu.
Inatisni, nervous AZ sick headache. and piles. have been
entirely cured by them; also. liver complaints of long
standing, enlargement Of congestion OF tho spleen, soslr
times called ague cakci &. the side, bilious fever, fever
and asue in al lis ferns. jaundice, choiic or sfssm oi
the muscular coat OF the stomach. diarriTa, d, srntcry
or bloody iiux. cholera and its prcnronitory symptoms
(of (which many hundred cases have been cured, } menia
arrangement, nervous debility. droysical swelling. numb
palsey, epieIsy, a%lopleNy, sea sickness, scurvy, asih
ma. pleurisy, worms IN children or adults. fits, lsoss
ness and IrTsgularity ofthe bowelsoccasi0ned Ivy tects
ing or irritation, fevers, %wioopine cough, scarlet
Lives or Group, erupi ions OF the skin, &c.
They are mild hut etectuai in then operation upon
the system, not causing debility or too great eSeiteniens
They are perfectly safe and proper To he taken IN ever
peculiarly. of situation, climate or disease where am
ierative. caihartic or laxa,ivc would prove beneficial -
I by .e compatible with every climate, ard have ,eer
found excellent preventives OF the diseases incident
hot temperatures and new countries. as fever sndt. u
bilious affections, &C. They detcrgc aud cleanse II
promote the secretion Of healthy bie. They civ
strength 10 the stomach, causing the digestion to he nat
uIaI, vigorous and healthy.
Ertrdct from n Lctter from the Rer. Nedac
Muason, Of the Georgia Methodist Con-
trcEce.
stRIvrS Co, GEORGIA. April 90. 1894.
Rev. and Dear Sir:
The fever aud sgne is very prevalent in this State an,
Your Pills are almost a certain cure for IL. | have broker
the disesse upon myself withtw doses of the pills, ant
| am not alone in this experience. ! have known man,
Others oA perience the sane benefits. They are a ned
cine thai Exactly suits thus sultry climate. Yours, &c.
MEpAB MUNSUN.
For sale by BAssETT & ROBINSON and JAM rs
AkER. Agents. pr 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
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