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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

/ BITTER FRUITS OF Walkers Tariff OF Is
46.-A letter from Danville, Pennsylvania, to
the editor of the Philadelphia Ners says:
"The Rolling Mill and all the furnaces in
Danville, Pa, are closed, and at least 500 york
men throun out of employment. Sixty-four Of
the company's houses are empty, and half the
remaining one hundred and fifty houses will be
so in a few days."
| These are among the bitter fruits of Walker
Tariff of 1916; nor are they solitary instances,
for, almost daily, we receive accounts of the
stoppage of factories throughout the country.
And how can it be otherwise, when the duties
on imported goods are so regulated as TO give a
decided advantage 10 British over American
manufactures-are SO regulated purpose
| ly too-as to bring ruin upon the honest oper-
atives here, and 10 promote the interest OF
those of England? Let us exemplify: Suppose
we take dye-stuffs. Walkers tariff incre ases
the dutu ON these; thus adding TO the price
which has to be paid by the American manu-
facturer, while it lowers the duty on articles
manufactured and died abroad; so that our own
workinen are injured--first, by the decrease in
the duties on manufactured goods; and, second
| ly, by the increase on dye-stuffs. How, then,
can il be expected that the American manufac-
turer can compete with the British, when our
own Government adopts such unnatural and
suicidal means 10 destroy home industry, and
patronizc that of England?
Let working men, industrious mechanics, ar
tizans, and manufacturers, reflect upon this
shameful attempt of Polh, Waller, CASS, a I'd
Company, TO deprive the industrious of our
own land of the means of subsistence .--Roug Oh
and Ready.
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An EXTRAORDINARY WoMAN-The Princess
Belgioso, the readers of the Home Journal prob
ably know, has been for the last ten years, one
OF the most renowned bellies of Paris. At her
first arrival in the French capital, she took
the lead as a beauty--the perfection ,as she was
a glowing young Italian, but her wit and con-
versational powers soon left her beauty a Sec
ondary thing, and even of this pre-eminence,
she in year or two became impatient. With
keen and ready industry, she took up science,
and before long became the beautiful centre OF
a circle of men of learning; lastly, even, hav-
ing written work of divinity which added
TO the respect of men for her powers.
The Princess was lately called upon by a
scientific gentleman. On entering her draw
ing room, he observed young officer, and did
not immediately recognize his fair friend under
the disguise of uniform. Her hair had been
cut short, and curled close TO the head la tt
tus. Her military frock was butoned over
her well rounded chest TO the throat. The
stripe down the pantaloons was fitted TO the
boot with the imperative turn that gives a
meaning 10 the spur, and there was but one
exception, which all women make, to the cor
rectness of masculine-the cap was cooked too
ia on one side.
'How am | TO explain this new phase Of our
idNOEilc pidHets suiu TIE usuOnOUel, udhiiS
at the same time the best possible use of his
eyes.
'Ahr replied the Princess, you did not OBJ
serve my travelling carriage in the court yard
as you came up.
And where bound in these troubled times?
he asked with wonder.
To the wars she exclaimed, striking her
heels together with drill thump that made the
aperture ring. 'Italy-my country-is at war
with the tyrannilal Austrians, am off in an
hour
Not famous enough, my dear Princess? EN-.
phatically sighed the beauty
wit, science, theology, have all done thei
best for you, and still you are athirst for dis
linctionP
The Princess threw off her dramatic manner
and looked grave.
1t is altogether for new fame she said il
another tone, sthough that goes for something
as it well may--but my country, Italy, is 4
land worth striking a blow for, even with 81
poor hand as this, and go to raise men will
what money can command, and 10 lead then
| If need be-
l The Princess looked like an enthusiast,
officer of Is, while she spoke, though she il
now past 30--her male dress had so rejuvenatet
/ her--and her learned friend describe her ex
preston, tone and beauty together, as having
been memorably attractive.
/ The account of this NOR '1g-call has becom'
current since the news from Italy, that In tn,
late attack of the Sandman army upon thu
| Austrian, the Princess led two hundred mel
of her own arming ard equipping. and behaved
herself most calamity .--Home Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFoNTAINE RAIL
RoAp.--A correspondent of the State Journal,
writing from Philadelphia. urges the compile
lion of this road for the reasons set forth be-
low. Now that something of Railroad fever
has got up with us would it not be well to look
little into this matter, and when the commit
tee, appointed at the meeting on Tuesday night
shall meet, take into consideration the propo-
ritlon advanced by Mr.. Foster. We do not OF
course mean to discard the other road, but we
really think il will be as well to have two
strings to our bow. The Journals correspon-
dent says:
1.-The merchants here admit that if the''Indi-
annapolis and Bellefontaine Rail Road were
completed. all the goods for South Kentucky,
Tennessee, and the North and East part of our
own State, would go by that route. When
the Louisville Road to Columbus is compet-
ed, this route will become the ''Great Central
Route" indeed there is no other route to com
pete with it, and, if it promises SO well with a
Madison and Louisville outlet, what will it be
when it is extended to ST. Louis?
"rhe Terre Haute end of this "Great Central
Road, is OF the greatest moment TO Indianapo.
lis. because, aside from the great concourse Of
travel it must bring through Indianapolis. j,
will furnish US coal, by which we will become
a great manufacturing town, and this is wha
is TO build us up. The Belle(ontaine ROAD
will enable Indianapolis to give as much fo
Wheat and all other produce, at all seasons o
the year, as ON the Canal, and. for six month,
in the year, will draw the trade TO lndanapo
lis from almost the banks of the Canal itself
"Many of the Philadelphia merchants here
have told me that they are interested in our no
making this Road, for, in that event, they Sc,
that goods will be purchased at New York di
rect, instead of Philadelphia, and shipped b.
New York. The policy of Philadelphia is tn
extension Of the Baltimore Road to Wheeling
or Piltsburg, thence BY the most convenien
route to Springfield, Ohio, and then, they say
it will get TO Indiana by some route, they ar,
not particular what one"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

TRYING ELEcTRIcrrY-A lady riding in
The cars found herself seated by the side of
an old nation, who was exceedingly deaf q,
'Ma'am,' said she, in high tone of voice,
did you ever Try eleciriciiyr
'WhaI do you say, Mss?'
Il asked if you ever tried electricity for
your dealness?"
ooh, yes. indeed did, only las, summer
got struck by ightnin', and don't sees il
did me bit OF good
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GEE. TAYLOR IN LoUIsiAEA.-The following
which is but one Of the many notices of the
kind that constantly meet our eyes. may give
some little idea of the burning enthusiasm that
is felt by Gen. Taylor where he is best known
The New Orleans Bee OF the 9th list. states
that the Taylor men of the third municipality
hitherto the focus of LocOfocOlsm-made a
splendid and effective demonstration on the
evening of the 18th. The very large meeting
was COMPOSE i'm about equal numbers oil
Wings and of Democrats Who pote for Taylor
Numbers of lrishmen were present who had
thrown off the shackles of party and rallied
under Old lack. Of the six vice presidents
fre are Democrats Two Of the principal ora
tors upon the occasion. Col. Memucan Hen,
and Hon. Vespasian Ellis. avowed themselves
thoroughgoing Democrats, and exborted the
people TO stand by Old lack. The Bee adds
that the greatest possible enthusiasm charac.
tersed the proceedings. The speeches were
very eloquent and spirit stirring. The Bee
saws, among the speakers was the Captain of q
company who had fought al Buena Vista
The name of this gentleman has escaped us
but ne. 100, declared himself Democrat. had
expressed his intention Of supporting General
Taylor.
This demonstration proves better than any
thing else the spirit that animates our Citizens
All parties are going it strong for Old lack
and New Orleans will give him majority thai
will overtop anything that she has ever done
and entitIe her to the proud appellation Of the
"Banner city of the Upion.'
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&C. We see BY the Democrat that Mr.. Al
vim p. Hovey, of Posey county, who, as he
Gays, 'has ever beenknown as a whig," has at
this late day just discovered that he has all a
long been on the wrong track. We heard some
weeks ago that Mr.. Hovey was wavering in the
wind, and we expected nothing else, knowing
his peculiar situation-in a democratic county.
with monstrous laundering after Office
than to hear of his surrendering to the enemy
and like GenCass, goingall the way 10 meet them
He has no swish to wound the feelings Of any,
ertainly not, and therefore he runs his swOrl
into the stump--like Cass, finding the enemy
would not come him, he goes to the enemy
lays down his arms, and cries for quarter. Mr.
Hovey, we belive has several times been can
didate for Office, but as we have limited above
Posey was little too democratic, and while
he ran as a whis, If course there wasno chance
for him, hence his recent discovery that he ha
been barking up the wrong tree all this time
Notwithstanding Mr.. Hovey has deserted tn
wing party--or the wing party have deserte
him, for we believe that is the ground he take
in his circuar-we don't think il is cDtiret
broken up. We stillthink there will be wing
enough left in November to bury the Cassie
decently. in the language OF a Rough an
Ready boy to us on his reading MIR. HIS wind
aldress-"the wings fortunately. have mad
arrangements to do without his vote"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29
fresh supply OF the genuine and trn,,,
celebrated virgins Indian Vegetahi,.

A fresh supply of the genuine and ,rn,x
celebrated virgins Indian yegetahis
Pills. e"Ie
III AS recently been received by the Agents in ri.
Il vicinity. This medicine has the peculiar ns-'
1t meeting the unanimous approbatica of those who
use Il. Ii is no clap-trap affair-no humbug-noo
quack nostrum So tar from this, that it has entered
largely, and is every day becomin.. more widely in
odnced, into the practice of physicians and in uro
PORTION as they relieved of their preiudices do
the1e acknowledge its merit.
II Tire whole West has this medicine been indeed
prea, blessing, subject, is TO the disease p-cp
liar TO NE country. Mercury itself does NOT rival
these Pills as m Anti Bilious Medicine, while thev
produce none tie yretched results to the constitu
ton which that mineral produces. whoever tries this
medicine, will not after wa?i be willingly without II.
GrBEwARE OF SUGAR-eoATA~p CGUSTEKFETJS,-Rs-
member, that Che original and OILY eeHTise IHdian
Vegetable Pills haze The rriten sig,. atHTc Of VIII
LIAM WRIGHT The top Of each boz
The genuine is Tor sale at wholesale and retail by
ROBERT BARNES.
sole agent i3r Evansville
90. Newman, West Franklin. G.. P. r. TT
Hudspeth, Boonville; A NJ PheIrs, Newburp; Henry
Blaksley, ST. Louis; Jones & Richardson. Jonesbore
John Lynn, Lynnyle; G w Noble, Louisville; and
at DIR; WRIGHT's principal ofiire le9 Race street,
Philadelphia, Pa. sep e-3w
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NEW GOODS AGAIN!!!

JUST received per Steamers North Carolina and
- j. U. Adams, Is packages more OF our Fall and
Winter Stock.
Which now comprises blue mixed and gold mixed
Jeans; BILE and blue black. Pilot cloths and blue
fiushings; Blankets; Linseys; Brown Cottons md
Sattinets.
Black plaid mourning and fancy Ginghans, En-
Elish mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue and
o. ange and new style fame, Prints.
CSnfbs, Buttons aud Threads; blk plaid English
Silk C, awaits; Ar6cials; Ribbons and Florence braid
Ronnets. blk and coIorcd silk Fringes and Gimps;
Ladies blk lace silk Mitts and Gloves; Weddings;
Padding and Canvas
Figured Salisbury Flannels; plain blk Satin Stri-
ped, Figured Mohaif and real Alpaca Lustres Rich
figured colored Imperial end silk checked Lamar
tines. =.
Infants fancy velvet Boys velvet and Cloth; Mems
Cloth, velvet, fur, cloth fur trimmed, point Print
glazed md Plush Caps
r. V. black and drab wool Hats; Fash Angola
Nuiria, Russia and b. B and l.. Crowned Plnnter
Monterey and Buena Vista Hats.
The above addition makes our assortment com
pete with the exception OF Boots and Shoes; which
we are looking for daily.
We have made such arrangements that we Will be
receiving New Goods the whole of the present
son and will sell at low prices.
Sepl5 J. III. MAGIEE g. Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

OgThe Cincinnati Chronicle says that
Gen. Taylor's last letter to Capt. Allison is pto
ducing the finest effect in Ohio. Thousands
of the doubters have, since its appearance,
thrown the last vestige Of their doubts to the
winds and are striking vigorously in the cause
Of the old Wing hero.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

"The loss BY the fire in Brooklyn, has
been overstated, and will hardly exceed $780,,
900, if, indeed, it reaches that sum. The Long
Island Insurance Company issues circular,
stating that its capital is unimpaired, and that
all lossess will be met promptly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29
CITY OF EVANS WILLIE:
FRIDAY MORNING, SEP. 20.

co. There will be meeting Of the Raj
Road Committee, at the Court House OIL Fri
day evening next, 29!h inst, at half past o.
clock. AL are requested TO attend.
T.. BELL.
on part of said Committee.
Sept. %, 1878.
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REMOVAL.

A LIS & HOW r,o have temporarily moved their
4 n Stock and Office 10 the new Brick Store, on
Sycamore street, next to Laughlins corner. atwhich
place they respectfully solicit their friends and the
public ingeneral to extend to them the same liberal
patronage, they have so long enjoyed, alwas fell
grateful Tor, and will always endeavor to deserve
Scp20.
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DAVID REFRY
MORE Poor OF THE EFFICACY OF WRIoBT's INDIAN
YEGErABIE PnIs IN FLYER AND AGuE.

RUssELyILIE, Putnam CO., Ia, July II, AZ.
DIR. Wrght:-Some time since, your agent left me
supply of your lndisn Vegetable Pills. / have
found sa Pills be in great demand lately in The
cure of Fever and Ague. Mr.. James Boyd has a son
who had been laid up with the Fever and AgHe, and
had tried various other remedies, all OF which prov
ell Of no avail He determined 10 Try your Indian
Vegetable Pills. and by using one box is now sound
and WELL Mr. I. Spencer had daugheT Mr.. Hugh
Groves a son, and Dir. Charles Nichols and three If
his family, were all down at the same time with fe-
yer and Agne and tried also the various other rene
dies without effect. Your Indian Vegetable Pills
soon restored them to perfect health. can assure
you, from what have seen, your Indian Vegetable
Pills may be relied for certain cure OF Fever and
Ague. Yours, respectfully,
JACOB DURHAM.P NJ,
40 altinr Lusfi..e nf The Peace
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TrFEVERS, like every other form OF disease, are
only an effort OF nature 10 expel from the body some
thing that is opposed health, il Is merely strug-
gle Between the good and bad hurnoTs tor supremacy
and the conmotion which ensues Is called Fever
The usual symptoms OF Fever are beaviness, IAN
guor anxiety, signing and yaTning, with alterna-
live hts ot heat and cold After which, the pattni
complains Of pain in the head anc back, thirst, dill
GUILTY of breathing, pain in the limbs sense OF iui,
ness about the region OF the stomnch, nausea anu
sickness with sometimes vomiting o bilious mat
ter. or r, DIR 7 : ill
| WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGET TABLE FILLS VIII
be found peculiarly adapted 10 the cure oil all KINDS oil
Fever because they not only thoroughly cleanse The
( stomach and bowels from all bilious humors, Out
they omen those excretory vessels which empty mo
the bowels and, consequently, the lnPuniy e9nta
ed in the circulation (which Is the cause OF al oso
dered motions OF the blood called fevers, Is thrown
into the bowels from whence II Is carried OH py inc
regular alvine discharges . -,
In using Wrigh;'s Indian Vegetable Fills for re-
vers the only care necessary is TO have tire medicine
operate copiously by the bowels: II the symptoms
are urgent. from four to eight Pills should be taxen-
nipbt and morning. until the fever has subsidized al
fer which, smaller doses, once in twentyour hours;
will be sufficient to restore the body 10 s'a'e VI
sound health. IN, p.,,.r,-
Betpare Of sugar-coated CORnferfe'n' rtn
her that the original and only genuine lTGian feee
table Pills have the written signature Oh "iL'
WRIGHT on the top oil each box. l.
The genuine is for sale at wholesale ana Ie.aIi y
ROBERT BARNES, sole agent Tor Esahs' u 1"'
by other agencies as above. sep '''"'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

0TA German, who lives across the River
seven or eight miles, was in our city yesterday
and having INDUCED little too freely in the
"red eye" found himself about o'clock last
night pretty glorious. Passing down Water
street just below Main, he found The way rath-
er narrow, and concluded TO take the lower
levee forit. In stepping off-the distance is
only about twenty fret-he broke his leg He
was taken up BY some of his countrymen and
taken care of.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

THE Mails. RIVER, &c-lt has been so long
since we had a mail that we have almost for
gotten the time, and as for procuring ''late
date" from any Of The steamers that now and
then come dragging along is out Of the ques
ton, consequently we are ina elk" Were ii
not for the Telegraph our readers would have a
mighty slim chance OF news, and even with lis
Ing. We have made up s ven morning paper;
since we received regular Mail, and if things
don't improve pretty soon there will be stop,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

0y-Two OF Mr.. Calhoun's sla ses have been
commit .d to Jail, in South Carolina. for an at
tempt to poison Mrs. Calhoun, by putting OK
alic acid in her tea.
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"CIRcuMsrANcE."-Av vote on the War Ia
g'e from Louisville to ST. Louis, OH her last
trip s,ool-Taylor So. Cass 20, Van Bureu d.
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OuTS, ftSptcINIIEs
JACOB DURHAM. P NJ,
Also acting Justice Of the Peace.

Let it lie remembered that Wrighi's Iadian Veget-
scle Pills are prepared wh special reference 10 The
laws governing the human body. Consequently, they
sre always good. always useful, always effective IN
roofing ouI disease. Every family should keep them
at hand.
Bs,oarc Of SsgaT-ccafed CouHfcrfsits'---feneB-
her Il a, the original and only genuine Indica Voge-
table Pills have the written signature OF WILLIAM
WRIGHT on the top lsb!e OF eErs box
The genuine is tor sac at wholesale and retail by
ROBERT BARNES, sole agent tor EESasvliie,
and ly agents as above. sep9-Jw
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TO T.ET.

A CONVENIENT Dwelling house now occu
"A pied by the subscriber
Tor terms apply at the store of
Sep % OLIVER LADD.
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REMOVAL,

OLIVER LADD, will remove his stock of goods
~ to the new three story brick on Mains ,reet. in
about ten days, where his old customers invited
20 call on him. sep %.
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lust received from New York,
j Halt Pipes Cognac Brandy;
2 Pipes Holland Gin;
10 r1sks Port Wine;
10 casks Madeira;
2 hhds Rum;
10 barkes Champagne;
5 bxs Cordials:
100" Claret;
I5O' Sardines;
400 cans Oysters;
o5 thousand Tigara Cigars;
for sale by ALLIS & HOWES.
ap2i Water st.
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CHILLs AND FEvER-Wrightis Indian Vegetable
Pills one OF the best fnet the very btss e;c5ne
IN the world, for the cure of niermiant Fever, be-
cause they excel all other in Kidding the body % hoss
morbid hunors which are the cause not ONLY oS aIs
kinds OF Fever but of every nalady incident 10 mSc
-Four or hive OF said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken
every night on going to bed, WILL in q short time.
MAKE MAKE perfect cure OF the most obstinate case q
Chls and Fever, at the same time the digestive or
gans will be restored to healthy tone. and the
blood so completely purified that Fever and Aeue.
or disease IN any form; will be absolutely impossi.
Bile.
This is to certify, that was entirely cured Of the
Chlls and teyers OF several months standing by the
OF tour doses of four pills EACH OF Wrighis In
dian Vegetable Pills. and after taking medicine from
regula. physician for some time, and having no
ago. j. w. SPENCER
TEXAS, Champaign Co., Ohio
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$50 Canal Letting.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TIME undersigned Trustees OF the war -
Erie Canal hereby give notice that they y iilI s-
ceive sealed proposals at Point Commerce % ~,
County, Indiana ON me i2th eay y, e,id Cana e. eu
ding along the valley of the west fork oil W hlse :;
from Point Commerce the village OF Ne"peiiy :"
said County On this division, there are y :. 80 80
ssruced t-Locks. ond Guard LOCK- c .o 80 n
White River. ~ feet in height and over 4UO zee ~
Ieng,b together with the usual variety o. "a 49,,
longing to Canal. The line viii be CO., GU
sections averaging about halt nile in ien l.. "a.
At the time and place, proposfa,S e Rock ET-
ceiyed for the performance OF paIi 1 a. rtv =
cayation al the Patoka Summit 10 = ~. sa,9s az
This section will embrace near 2OUcu euge f,1'
solid rock, varying in depih I nom
gether with portion OF EARN eAcssauno nsneetop
The work 70 be done will be ready 10Y p,ro
for two weeks previous the day oil etuIstt ;,s5
which time all necessary lnioImauon VIZ"
by the Resident Engineer. - rrooresses. in
Payment will be made as the wofA p''
par '"A'S CHARLES BUTLER, y-v,,,,,6e
z HOS n. BLAKE.
Orr,cr OF THE BOARD OF TRrsIdis' .,a-,d
Terre- Hauie, Ind, sep. y Io4o 90
FIGS! FIGS! FIGS!
I'd $50 Drums do, all iTe n e. HowES
for sale by Ai' Water st
ap2i
JUST RECEIVED,
N KEGS Pure white Lead;
OU 10 bbls Linseed oiii
do Turpentine.
Is boxes $40 Window Class, sa,ss,,r,r m
For sale lowby a Woier street.
PRINTS.
4 - Cases ofnew styles spring Prints;
IC do Blue and Orange River nj Ia'f K LADD
may l6. oIi ~"
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SUGAR GROVE, Fairfield CO., o., Nov, le, '46.
This is to certify that was cured OF The ehis and
fever by the of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
after having three ATTACKS oft
DAVID BERRY
Bewdre Of SHgar-coated CoHaferfeits,-Remsm-
Der that the original and only genuine Indian Vege-
table Pills have the written signature OF WILLIAM
WRIGHT on the top of each box
The genuine is for sale at wholesale and retail by
ROBERT BARNES. sole agent for Evansville and
by other agencies above. sep 9-3w