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Graefenberg Company's Office.
"a broadway. New York, Sept. 24th, 1s47.

The very great increase OF the GRaEFErBERo Con-
r,Y', business in New England, has rendered il
c,sary to re organize the Gensral Agency there. This
ia therefore to certify that the New ENGLAND BRAscH
OF 1Hr GK.EFEseEao CoarAMS,i Is now established at
n, ia washington street. Boston, and thtt Mr. Edein
O. Barrss is duly appointed Secretary Of said Branch
and that he Is authorized to establish Local Depots,
and to grant rights to vend the company's Medicines
Every AGENT must have certificate with the seal of
the Company thereunto, signed by its Secretary and
con nersigned by the aforesaid Branch Secretary No
one is authorized to sell the COmpany's Nealcnes
without such certificate -r..
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Aggregate ......... 500 800 80 Sl.262s6i 40
The preceding statements embrace the amount Of
debt which interest Is paid by the state. There II
still outstanding OF the stock issued for the Erie aad
Champlsin canals $780, which no interest has been
paid since the lst Of and there Is outstanding
Of the Chenango stock redeemabe after the year ls
81 30 which the interest ceased after the Let Jan
nary, 1886 These two sums not included In the pa
cedng statement of the canal debt the payment Of
having been provided for and no interest being
payable thereon.
The aggregate debt of the State direct aud contingent
the particulars OF which given In statement NO
annexed to this report Is $24 500 3d. This does not
include the Of $40l452O IL, deposited by the Unit
ed States Government in the treasury Of this state for
safe keeping and for the return Of which the faith Of
the State is pledged whenever the deposit shall be called
for by the government OF the United States.
PROGRESS STATE DEBT.
The Erie and Cbamplain canals were completed in
1925 at expense for construction Of 1894 2
leaving outstanding at that time of 80
This the only debt then existing against tia State
the General Fund debt having been extngushed pre-
vious to the close Of the year 1926.
The following statement shows the character, condi
ton and progress of the State debf every description
from the close of the fiscal year in 1885, the 3Oh sep
TENDER, ls47 period of twentyone years. The first
column shows the amount of State stock ssued and loan
ed to railroad and canal corporations The second col
the borrowed for the ordinary expenses of the
government, including the stock issued to John Jxcob
Aston. The third column shows the amount OF uure-
deemed stock issued account Of the several canals
the fourth the total Of the whole debt The debts
given they appear on the 30th OF September In
each year.
Year. Contingent GenI Fund Canal Debt. aggregate
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ton Of the Oswego, and the Csyuss and Seneca ca
nails In 1897, half q million of dollars OF per cent
stock reimbursable after the 1s, was issued and
loaned to the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
Arrangements have been made to redeem this stock In
the present month"; shown in another part of this re-
port In 1879 additional sum Of $300000 was loaned
to the same company, which Ia reimbursabls In ls4s
In 1884, stock to the amount Of 1901 800 issued to
John Jacob Astor in payment Of his claim on certain
lands In Putnam county, which sold by the State
as having escheated This the commencement OF
the present General Fund Debt shown In the first OF
the preceding tables In 1888, loan was made FROM
the Bank Fund to dersy the ordinary expenses of Co
vernment and loans from thisfund continued ua-
I'll the failure of several banks made call the fund,
when the money raised for the purpose by issue
Of the Ave per cent stock 000, which falls due In
in January lsl6 The purposes for which all the loans
were made given in ConveDtis document, No. ~,
pages 30 to 80, aud page asa of Convention Journal
In 1893, the canal moneys had accumulated to the
amount Of than three millions OF dollars and it
concluded to apply this money to the purchase Il
canal stock, although II not reimburssble until
1897 and 1915, and bore hiah premium In the market
To effect this object It became necessary to offer pre-
MUM Of six per the I've per stock OF 1881
and eighteen per cent on the nves Of lsA6 From the
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Total of interest on dsHcienciss,. S6,aSs l43 80
This Is the amount Of extra interest which must be
paidduring the next eighteen years on that amount
the debt which must bs deferred for the that the
sinking Fund s not sufficient to pay the whole OF the
principal IS 1t falls due.
In auding to the condition the debt and the amount
Of the fund for its cancement the chairman Of
the committee of finance, Mr.. Hoffman, gave the fol-
lowing explanation in regard to the process Of defrng
portion Of the debt In all the tables the debt ssup-
posed to be paid soon 1t becomes aysbewithout
gress Of the debt 1t should become to extend
the period for the payment Of part Of It, new interest,"
which will call extra interest such extension, must
be calculated Almost any yearly sum that our reve'
debt will leave portions of It to be extended aud
delayed with consequent additional or extra Interest Tor
the extensi0n.n
He then states tbs contract interest that u.s. the In
extended at 0O4 C and that the debt, principal
and interest," be paid short of S3S 299 673 ST. and
adds foows" II to this add interest for extern
sons almost inevitable may deem ourselves fortu
interest, for forty millions of dollars"
In the Comptrolsrs annual report Of ls47 tables
given at pages and TO- showing the amount OF debt
and interest payable in each year. assuming the pay
ment the principal 1t falls due At pages feom ~
10 of the report estimate Is given Of the
tual operation Of the Sinking Fund In paying the Gene
raj Fund Debt and showing the deficiency In each year
and the amount of interest such deficiency. This
table extends the final caucemen of the General F0nd
debt to the 2lst Of January 1852 about 29 years. from
June, ls46.
In the last annual report Of tho Comptroller It
stated that In paying the Treasury and canal debts by
application of the Sinking Funds there will be drawn
the revenues Of the canals during the next 2ah
years, the following sums
Principal Interest. Total.
For paym'tof
Do T'y debt g. $50 SAC "a 6,7O370s 81 l2,5s9267 %
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$40, ss7, 1885 % sa,bsl,77l "a
64s,76e 90
Net revenue from tolls, over
S2,sss005 l6

expenses,. S2Se900 I6
This Is equal to interest of nine and three tenths
per cent on the WHOLE sum expended for the construc
ton of all the stat aanas. The interest current
canal andthe sums paid for rents of surplus
water amounting together to about are not in
cudsd In the statement Of revenues before given Tho
stemsns ,,nas os the septemesr
respect varies from the given In the statement
made BY the Commissioners Of the Coal Fund which
includes the tolls Of Septeunr 1916 excludes those
for the same month In 1917 The statements for the
fiscal year. regard to ell matters except the revenue
from tolls embrace the transactions from the fret of
October one year to the s0th OF September in the
subsequent year Tho tolls for September ct the closing
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ear. Contingent GenI Fund Canal Debt. aggregate

preceding statement
contingent debt reached its highest point the aOth
September lS4i this, however, is not Between the
30h September Of that year and the TIN Of February
s42 stock issued and loaned to the New York and
Erie Railroad, the amount CT 5000 0O0 and to the
Schenectady and Troy Railroad, 100000, making the
total of the contingent debt the 7th Of February
ls42 So 2s5 7OO as shown in Assembly document No.
81 Of that year, pages IA and To-
its loan of stock and the failures
of the Ithaca and Owego and the Catskil and Canejo
harie companies the sam of $35l50O was transferred
from the column Of contingent liabilities to direct debt
ohargeabe the Treasury This Explanation accounts
for the great changes In the General Fund and contn
gent debts, from 1871 to ls42 shown in the table
The canal debt in the preceding statement appears to
have reached its highest point at the close Of the fiscal
year in 1874 when 1t stood at sao7l39o5. The canal
debt tbs 18th OF February 1912 given at Sls G56
Oil 10 which embraced S6OO0o0 to pay arrearages to
contractors Subsequent payments show that the sum
then estimated for arrearagec, greatly moderated
Instead of $500 900 there has actually been paid from
theh Of February 1912 to the 18th Of June 1886 the
following sums -
For arrearages to contractors, engineers,
&c 49,. S3ol9,4SI 30
For land damages. .................. 473,520 "a
S3l75O 0s %
This exceeds the amount estimated for arresrayes in
stating the debt in table F. Assembly document No 6
of 1872 by the of 81 SIS COS o. The public works
suspended about the first Of April lsi2 and with
the exception of the amount paid for the salaries Of
engineers retained to close the estimates
contracts the whole Of this large sum has been paid
TOR arreasges contractors for work done before the
LIST of April 1912 and for the lands taken for the canals
previous to that date
The whole debt, therefore, for canals, railroads and
the General Fund at the time the suspension act passed
instead Of being S15 $50 g. was then supposed
actually amounted at that time since ascerained to
S2s 2s7,s9S 49, ard this without including the sum
which has been paid to contractors for breaches OF their
contracts growing out of the suspension act II to this
be added the awarded to for breaches
their contracts by the state shown in Convention
document No 90 (Si25 434 l9) II makes an agSregsts
of 81 Deduct from this the debt MS
given la document No annexed $24 46, 500 49, and "
shows reduston Of the aggregate debt since 1872 Of
S4,266 442 SO
The borrowed in each year. and the cunts paid
towards toe State debt and the funds hand at the
close of the fiscal year from the completion Of the Erie
and Chsmplain canals to the present time, are as fol-
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Of the year not reazsd in time to be brought into
the of that year. and hence In order to In
cude twelve months the tolls for September Of the pre-
cedpg year. included In the statement for the fiscal
year
But In giving the preceding statement of revenues
derived from the several canals the tolls actually paid
from the first Of October to the 30th of September
ls47, ON each canal, are given
In addition the amount expended In cons ructing ca
nails the State has issued stock and loaned to railroads.
to the of 7OO Of which there has already
fallen the treasury In consequence of the failure OF
fur of these companies the sum Of So 6650O the
last named be added to the capital expended In
constructing canals makes aggregate of $34 $685.
0So o. applied to internal improvements by the State
The amount paid annually from the State Treasury
of interest loans to insovent railroads.
$200,236 So
The direct debt of State the 30th Of September
ls47 aud the amount of annual interest the same,
given below 49,.
GENERAL FUND AND RAILROAD DEBTS
.4a't of principal .4nn. int.
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Stock Issued to j j. Aston, o per
CENT.
Stock issued for loans, from the
Bank Fund, S per cent. 49,.
Stock issued to the Ithaca and
Owego Railroad Company, ~
and 81 per cent, ...........
Stock issued to the Cansjohaire
and Cstskill Railroad Company,
per cent, .............. .
Stock. Issued to the N. York and
Erie Railroad Company, AZ, 63z
and 6 per cent. 49,.
Stock issued to the Hudson and
Berkshire Railroad Company, 6
per cent?. .... /.
Indian annuities, 6 per cent. -. =.
Temporary loans to the Treasury
8, and z per cent, ...... 4.
Balance due Specific Funds, 8 pei
L.. &.
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UENENAL FUND FUND.
Received from the Commissioners
of the Canal Fund, six per cent
stock issued on account Of tho
Bank Fund, redeemable In 1898,
for amount Of appropriation from
the revenue Of the canals, from
LIST June to 30th September, 1916, $llo 800 6S
Amount Of appropriation from tho
revenue oftne canals for lSa7 paid
into the Treasury, by the Com
missioners Of the Canal Fund.-. $4,000 90
Amount Of interest on SIG 66o 66,
from 30th September, 1876. to LIST
July, IS17, psid into the Tressu-
~ BY the Commissioners Of the
Canal Fund. $3.50 90
---sl7lSlso e
Paymen's of interest on the Gene
raj Fund State debt for ls47. s4a,oo2 o.
Payment Of interest the General
Fund State debt, from LIST June
to 30th September, ls46,. ..... ll0,679 IS
Payment to of principal Of Comptrol-
ler's Bonds for temporary loans
to tho Treasury. .......... IL 600 90
-S466,Ssl "a
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The total amount Of expen-
ditures for repairs, super
intendenoe, collection Of
tolls and every charge for
the maintenance Of the
finished canals, 10.
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s5el, 500 90 sas,o75 90
34s,lo7 90 l7.4o6 IS
sl6,7oO 90 lA,4sS 30
100000 90 10000 90
100000 90 ls7,soo 90
10000 90 1900 90
l22,694 81 1851 60
6ls,Oos 81 s6,s75 Is
s2s,730 IL 49,724 81
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EuNA BALL-NOTICE To Northumberland
~ and CABS bringing 'any the Erina Ball this
ug January h will enter the gate opposite Pearl and
leave their company, IL FIR weather. the first gate II I'M
leading the garden by order Of Hack Inspector JOHN
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THE SCOTTISH GUARD Baldwin ,ske place =
the Apollo saloon, Friday evening next (January THY
podwonh full Military Band will be In attendance Tick
Lsurs elscd Cou,tisndt street; ag 100 M, street
segesnts Wa lace 10th avenue and 9Th street John Ray III
L,w 900 Eltrdse; Brod,e, So Canal St. Alexa der Darym.
pie ss3}s Broadway. and Of Sergeant CIrehuRh Secy
II n Nro,1w
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'I'Hr. FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF
l. MIGRANT SOCIETY, will take pla

IVA tUUhah ANNUAL BALL OF TIE IRISH
,esm $50 Broadway Tuesday evening, Jan;
the Soc ETY. No ~ sITuce tr.et OF the following
m,se Gfesory Dillon o. Chambers street; Joseph Stuart
thews, q yah street, jaime. R:ybn n 81 South William
streeti William Richmond. ~ Erch uge Place; Felix Ia
sydaby l9 Maiden lane; Jchn M.nnng 1865 Pearl steet
CNre " centre street; John Nichclson. 50 Pine
i7s West stree yhom,s swsnwek IS Pine sreet T. Don
rfect; &. ~ Nnry, 90 Pine streets X DAILY ~ Broad
asse'; Fripcis Mann, ts6 Pearl street.
ds3 All M&Th afkjvl litsrc
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TeINA BaEL-FOURTEENTH ANNUAL BALL
~ of IN, ERJNA BENEVOLENT AssOf'IATiCN

AZ Of he EHINA ,HENEVQLENT AssOCIATION,
the Rompn Catholic Orphan Asylum. Prince ee will take
Iisce ~ Castle Garden Tuesday evening. January Itb
isi8 Tickets So ch admitting gent ladies
can be hsd of the following Commse Of Arrangements
y FazgeTsd, Treasures : Mckinley. 80 sowsry;y DSan
MAJ ~ Chatham street; Ganick 20 chatham
Kent II sixt street, Sweeoy Sc Chahaw street; Gum
B-eckcr stfeet oBeirae, IS Fulton street, Mccarthy
l3 Mass street; Bressn come, Walkers Etm Nulv
Hill Is oliver street; McGynn, 70 Third street; 4 Gil
,nsrnu 20 Mott It Get; John sslIy, q seventh street.
Boyle, 900 Bfoomc street; Oven Colgan ysmes street
BROOKLYN. or Of JAMES B. NICHOLSON, Secretary, So
tNeafx an. ct
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WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE, JAN; 2s SMRs 3 R = 4

TURNL consistiog Of the f0l0winR RrouPs,
the oie The Trial Of Oar Saviour, The La Supper,
The Birth Of Christ aud the Moal Scene of the lncmperae
Family, Is now opsn at AZ Bfosdway late Walker Music
Rooms .ppose he APOLLO. every day from II IN To 10
VI. gu ssbbah after Divoc Se'vire. from r M II 10
Pa Admi,apcea IS children half price. Teachers Of
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DANVAsD'5 MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
ID Mississippi River printed three miles Of eXhi
biting view Of vountry TACO miles in LENGTH extending from
Of ,hs Missouri the IF New Or leans
and reaching degrees Of latitude being TIE largest
painting ia ,h- world, at the Panorama Building,
Broadway. adjoining Nbios Garden. Opea every evening,
uaiag exccpt. Admis on 50 cents; children half price
The Panorama will commence at o'clock precisely.
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturd,ys at
oclk. Meats ed from 10 tilt Il r. NJ. d28 l2tsrc
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STON PLALE VPtsRA.- Wednesday, January S. Will
n be presented Bsni's Opera, in three acts of FUhl'
TASI-EIva sgnora Cotde Barili Arturo sr France,re
BaiIni: Rccardo SIR q Beneveatano; 0iorg'o ST Bet
tmo o. Bruno Fell. Gsnovssi; hsns,ts siapS, Nora
nor Baril Lender Of the Orch sgnor Rape Boxes,
Psrquct Balcony. $ AmphitheaIe 50 cents Box Vmcs
street basement from to g. Doors open at O'CLOCK 10
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N.MALE ACADEMY, JEROLOMAN STREET,
u eROOKLYN-M LyDne. Mu.ie:l i!l9:tIa:;on.; OF
Jaauary 4h The following vocas.s engaged-MIs Ed
ward Loder Miss M l.. Leach, Mr.. Arihur,on and Mr. B.
York Musical Institute Conductor Mr. Geo. Loder Tickets,
50 sDocrs open 81 to commence at ~ o'clock
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CIKCUS-Bowery Neutrality-suspicious. TNf ON, Man.
Nav GENES III THE c iRCLE-By tho FIRST Equestrian
troupe hs world The Manager bes. Leave to rssT to p,
the The exclusively devoted to ClhCUS
RIDING and hose Acroba!ie and Fsa only a.
viii eoaclnde with JACK ROBINSON AND HIS ~ ME On
Wells Boxes DIess Circle Is cents-Children
Pit ~ cents jag 3~Ie
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-08-08
j. VAUTRIN a Co,


IN WOULD respectfully announce TO the -
ees- citizens of Evansville and country ad-A
jacent. hat they have recently opened shoe Store
on the West side of Main street, next door the cor
ner of Second, where they manufacturing BOOlS
AND SHOES IN ALL THEIR VARIOUS BRANCHLs. lheli
experience in the business will enable them TO procure
the best of stock and have il fdctHred ln the HoSt
durable manner. We invite the citizens OF Evansynie
and public generally to cali and examine our work,
we have good stock of ready made work OF our
own manufacture. Young men wishing line Boots
can obtain them here of every description ready made
or to order fpreferable. All orders left with US Tor
work will be promptly attendedto
The Ladies of Evansville respectfully invited
TO call and examine our large stock OF Ladies' ware
as we stand ready at all times to wait on those that
| feel disposed to favor us with call We are Prepar
ed manufacture Fancy Shoes ofevery different
Those leaving orders for Shoes may rest assured tina
no pains will be spared in trying to accommodate
them with any style they wish.
We feel willing to acknowledge our gratitude Il
the citizens for the friendship they have man,teste'
towards and thank them for their liberal patronage
and hope that in return our work may merit thel
appreciation.
lrAll work done by us is warranted, and no charg
made for mending work that should give way.
I feb Ia wSctw IT. j. VAUTRlN " CO.
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MALE ACADEMY AND FEMALE
SENalN AR ".

THE subscriber grateful tor the increasing patron
age the above institutions are receiving respect
fully gives notice, that the Spring Term Will com
mence Feb Dist and the Summer Term May 10Th;
the Academy TO be taught exclusively by himself
the seminary. by Mrs. L.. NJ. SAFFoRD, assisted by
Miss r r NoRToN and Miss >. e. BowDEN;-teash-
ers amply qualified by their literary attalnments ana
experience i'm teaching, to give thorough instruction
i'm all the branches usually taught IN the best Sehha
ries of the country
Two other young ladies from the East, ottried, and
highly approved capabilities Tor teaching, are expect
ed in a short time. The public may rest assured,
that no pains will be spared to render the schools wor
thv of their confidence and cordial support.
For the better classification and progress OF the
holars the pupils OF the Seminary arearranged into
/ two departments Primary and Academcal, with
aDpoprate teachers assigned To each but both under
one General supervision. BY this arrangement, the
hest order will be secured, and all due attention pald
| to small as well as large scholars.
It's greatly the interest OF those who attend tht
school that they commence with the beginning Oh INT
term as classes then formed, and subjects of stu
J dy commenced.
RATES OF TUITION IN THE ACADEMY.
Primary English branches 81 w per Our
Higher English branches .....'..--.' w
Greek Latln, Hebrew, Algebra, ,Geome-
try either or all, together with the pre- . =,
ceiling w
TUITION IN THE SEMINARY.
Primary Department .--' S3 upper Vuf
I Academical Department. .....4 w TO , w
EXTRA BRANCHES.
i Latin. French or Algebra for each.'' 2 90
/ Music lessons with use OF instruments 90 "
Use ofinstrument tor practice ...... W
$ EVANSVILLE Feb 8. NJ W. SAffOkD.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
4 shi enable Hat Establishment,

9 crner Of Nam aud First Sfs, EOdnsp'He
! 81 THE attention ofcountymerchants and dealers
particularly directed to the large and varied as
sortment of HATS. CAPS, &c, now opening at the
above establishment, comprising the most complete
stock OF fashionable and durable Spring and Summer
wear offered in this city, and unsurpassed in the
West. Possessing the most favorable facilities for
purchasing and Judge of all articles in my line, ]
am able TO sell at rates lower than can be obtained
elsewhere in the city, and low such articles can
be had in Louisville or Cincinnati.
My retail customers are are invited tocall and ex,
anime my stock of Spring and Summer Hats, several
styles of which are unsurpassed tor beauty ot hnisf
and fashion. Ii is my intention 10 sell either by
wholesale or retail prices which must command
purchasers and earnestly solicit call from all wh'
| intend buying r. ALLEN.
| mar2i corner of Main and First SITS.
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FIRE a MARINE INSURANCE.

'F there be safety only in good sccurity--in
order to be secure ice mast be safely Insured. ="
w HEN we hear of our friends oosing their prop
w erty by that the vessel which they have
made shipment of Produce Merchandise is lost, the
question we ask is were you insured Now five
feel such an interest in the welfare oour friends how
any risk the dangers that are continually sur
roundinghis own property withou being able at any
time to answer the question if put to himself, "fes
| am Insured"
The Camden Insurance Company of New
Jersey, well make insurance on Buildings, House
hold furniture and Merchandise of all kinds--als6
upon shipment of Produce and Mercandize, on boaC
OF Steam Boats, Sailing Vessels. Canal, Keel AM
Flat Boats at fair valuation and reasonable rate
OF Premium and OF loss, as soon as the CLAIM
can be properly adjusted--pay over the same.
ALLEN G. C.HALLOCK, Agent,
| Office on Main ST., near Water,
mar9 Eva, ,,sville, Ia
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4 SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
"A This great Remedy: TO which the public atten,,
ton Is particularly called, has been extensively used
in the western and south western states asa speedy
safe and certain cure for ague and fever, dumb ague
Chill or intermittent Fever.
The unexampled and complete success attending Its
use; and so well proven have become its wide spread
victories over every form of ague in the west that the
'Febriiuge is now superseding every other offered re
medal agent, and looked upon as the only one tina
can be relied upon i'm all stages of the disease:
01-For sale by HoadIey, Phelps & Co. WHOLESALE
agents New York, and by Brinkerholf Il Penton
Chicago, Ill; Ewards & Francis 81; Louis, Mo, an'
bv Drgrists generally throughout tbs United States
For sale by WM NJ WOOLSEY, agent for Ev
ansville. Ind.
| Winnings & Deusouchet, Mt. Vernon.
NG Nettleton, New Harmony.
WI Whiting, Cynthiana. jy l2-6m.