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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

lao, FE,u. Iron wire J., now used 90
.a. construction OF fences, aud the Wcs,miu.
,t- NlJJ Daru,iou.an gives the following
..-carg.o. OF ,hy manner 10 wh.chitl, adapt.
rd tu ,l., purpose
" Ih. posts are about one half ,hc ordinary
s.l., planted hm.y At lhr distance OF ten tryt
apart, vIlb niue strands 81 wir, dr-uri
usut.g through a halc,uch ,urlr hole, and
u-.t.y plugged II each hole, the wire is Of
lUr 80 of that used for the handle OF lhc
Yankee bucket, and to combine them more
.u, Wire Of lighter description j. wound
trol-h rhs m.LIig, which prevents the hugs
irum sPluunE them and creeping through.
Toe whole cNpcncc OF tins fence does no, cN-
e.sd Twenty-Five cents per pannel OF ten feet,
AID Tor ucllaess aud durability, cannot b.
surpassed By ans thing in lumber
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ing their provisions, avoid alcohol, IN warm
weather mss, especially; and insteal Of coffee
or tea, uSo chocolate with their meals.
Follow The instinct of nature by avoiding
srysrs labor To- the heat Ut the day, and let not
the love OF gold stimulate to an oNcrtaNlng
ufihc powers II any time. and ! have no hes
liatlon In guarantee a. good health 10 the me-"
comcrs - the natives have onIoyrd iill the
las, season When, having been sublcc,cd to the
san, inau,nr,s, thy have suffered nearly
a. much a. Foreigners.
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From Ca INA

The Now Orleans papers, continuing tho
news by the Alabama, have arrived ut Ne"
York. All the matters Of general interest
have been already published.
Speculation Ia lu,s and real estate still con
tnur, to b, carried on 10 San Francisco, In
the ferccst manner. New cities a, dlllrmn,
points of the Sacramento u,cr are constantly
sPrlnging up, offering the mos' catering IN
duccments.
The election for san Francisco came of
Jan. sth the following pcr,ous were elected
senator David c. Frederick Assembly Sam.
ucl ]. Clark l., hlcaldc, John w Gcary 3
ID Alcaldr. Frank Hark
The highes, number of votes was Tor 81 al.
caldc-35ea and the total number Of ballots
was 81 $40, so s,a,cd)
PRoviIoSS, Sc.-Thc price Of provisions,
and board also, we presume, has hllru com
sdcnhly In San Francisco Flour ls no"
selling a, II To SIS per bbl; Brgt per hhl.
~ to sIj. Mes Pork % 10 S25, Hams per
10 toto SOC Shoulders, 20 to ajr, Butter
- to 50 Cheese ~ To -
The burnt D,urd.-Thc buildings dam
aged by the rrca, fire in san Francisco ARE
nearly an rebuilt, Dcunison's Exchange was
rebuilt ln II day. after H. former cdIGcc WIS
q heap Of ruins.
I loan du,ho1:,d.-hn act has been pass.
ed, and ha, the siruatur, of the Governor, au-
,horirIug a loan Of mony until pcrmnnrn,
fund can b. raised, 10 nrct the expenses of
the State. The loan T. not 10 exceed 5000
OOO. and is To BE- ralsrj lr time not more
than ~ nor less than q wears the luirrrs, up
ON D, is To- b. paid quarter yearly. and the
principal Is payable At thr alcasurc of the
State at any time after siN yc,rs.
Propeller Hartford arrived a, san FnHcI.
90, Jan. o.
Eight vessels vcrr below san Clcto, un
the lilh January, names M, ,scrrtainad
DrD. In San Frlncl,co, Nathaniel Wells,
or Boston, mrmbcr II the Petite Company
ship York, propeller Massachusetts, aud
4. : loop 81 MARY, were 90 por, d, Homo
lulu. Clpl yorhlc,, Of III. s., MARY, va,
cordially welcomed by ,hc iuthouuc, at lha
Sndvtcl, l.laud,
Charlie, Enmc., Esl. 1ad negotiated q
treaty with lhr Hawaiian government, and
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.'.'' ''
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80. ~.
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'"" VIC" '"''' ".''''i'' u d "'''''' '''''''
a'A ai'N""iH '.'' "'''"i D" ''''rP'''''' 'h'
real 7,uI'N' '' '''' "''."''' ~ ''''"'''''' "'''
'I'hl '"u' ~ '' Us cause ahH means "i 'u''.
No" iT"m what We nave learned OF the t.
lu'''"'"'' '' '", 'l'''''' "'A' VIII result .'-
N"l' We ''''' ma '"' ""''u'" system j"
'h' ''''' "l ''"'''""" i'o" ""'' ct supply "'
"''''' ~ Tue '''i' '' yea" meat '''n 0' com
p'''' 'N"'A''''" nom over 'N'''on' 'u''u'A.
ted 'N The love F'lu' strong '"i''r A"d alcohol
An' The whole economy r'.-'n'd 10y being sat
u''''' WIN '''' ""''" was not ''i"'''' lot
10, f'"'u'"'" '' amman neat
Tue ''"'' .u'"'s o' U,'' 49, '"1' after . ''',''
"'' '''""R "'" 'S'"'''''l we strongest "''
"''''''' feeder 'nd o''' "''"r' '' TIE com
""D suddenly mus himself destitute OF
strength h'' '''n'' i''i' h' las P''P''''o"' ct
The heart "n The slightest movement MS I''n''
'"n'rAci are troubled with 'rlmT'' hi' lace
"I' ana I'nE", are '''"'''',' h'' gums SVEN
"'' '''''' '.''" '''' >'''" '''''''' ~ - ~ var
''"' paris "' tue '''y' S''''''''''' covering
hl'' Tue '"'i"''' ""u u ~ u''I'''4''"n 'AA''
pace '"' l-"'"' '1'''"'l Ni'''' '''''
some '''Si' '""" 81 "''''"' rus y d PIC.
'u'' 'i '''''' '-'. '"' ''o''''''''.'' VI
'"''' symptoms manifest themselves J" 'A'S'
proportion Of the people WHO nave come u"
over The fIaIrs or have spent mucA Time al Tie
mines, and II they happen to contract OF get
Development OF any The endemic diseases o'
'h' country such a. asu'' u.'fIl''' "' ulS'
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Democracy in California.

That IN something mon than The name,
CONSIST, ths distinctive FEATURES Ofthr DJm-
u,ra,.r party. must b. evident from The facts
rh,rh hlI under h-o',,rua,io1u every ONE.
Wherever ca,rrrr.Er men, relying upon
tu..r own Iaho-s Cor -ac,r,s, have assembled
together each iu- muerl 20 lay the iruuia.
ur olnwrr prosperity. they vii o. found
web scarcely 900 .l-.ruua, TO array hgm-
.tr- sy OBJ, rarr.H~ ri thr Democratic
rrns. Wh..- Iu,. anm r,ur, 90 time,
CHANGED th1' The rrr.nrrnlrry oiihr rru.
rrrI. ro ah.l. ry 90. grrIrs ct Democracy
va.mour owing tu 'hr winning m'urarr of
rhr name than 90 OBJ. soundar-, of che primer.
r'-, which ,h1, nry ad,uca'" Th.s ha,
hr.na standing charge brought against lur,
srrrrs Who having cNIsrrocd The cur' eft
European conservatism. come 10 thi, country
rhr firm iurnI, orcguaIty and freedom. and
rrmu,t universally unite with the Democratic
rart,. and Bi-1r to pTumotr 10, ,ul, For
r-sb rv arr arru-rI of 'raurucr, and chang.
rF arH br.r. d.eryrI p, tls Influence ola
namr, mtu rrr support ct pruciTIc- ad,rrs
tuin.rtrrr r,r.,,,' but o. th, IS Ihr cssn
with Foreigners. -ft5gy hrcomr Democrats
through sro-.re. or m.,1pprrh,ns,un.-huN
m.rh greater m.s, hy Do. ignorance ur mis-
ul. ul uur voa r.uE.rs, who have an their
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

\ DrrcHNNN's Description. 4 Dutch
man thus describes the New Workers "Finc
peoples, - says he, "dcy 20 apOu, de streets
al dc day, shecting (chcatius) each oder, and
tay call dat business go
- \ duel lately occurred a, Madrid be-
tween tao Young ladies. One was shot In
the leg, aud Gnally a reconciliation was effect
ed BY the gallant senior whose charms had
evoked the apple Of diseort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

MOOSE Near. The Pr~raului, Observer,
published at Dover, In this State. SAYS
Our market Tor several day, has been gIut-
ted with tins delicious article. Moo,r, It D.
sand, were never 30 numerous as they have
been the present winter, and sportsmcn have
had fine times in capturing and shooting thcm
VIZ. Orric Crus, ut : b,c, informs Us that h."
has killed ',r'afH lhc present winter, aud that
bee has disposed of the m'it at , cents per
pound. Allowing a moose To weigh on an
average 300 lbs. there would be- 800 lbs. ol
meat, besides the skins, which generally fetch
from - to $3.50 apiece, or more to the tau
ucrs.
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O., @rl5rS pns,rA.
FAIRS, TUESDAY,, MARCH u, 1850.

a.. S.I..rlsf. q, 10, pJ1zriai iu S'gih tair
...r,. ell haua. f.I See, ia.t. IlIfts lt IN.
~,.,.,f Mo-. ~ ~ \ NOl Nc.
-N.rv.- y l.-s l..I , I.Irir, aI thr l.~i 'f''
4, IrakHN NtlH-.. art NiIlri't. s' on. ll.,'
= rgIn.II,Y. ESQ. 40 5a.h 10 ~Ai,h place
tf.....H Al. |#H,rl,.I ..ss q. n.sf#F'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

a. Th- Spring Term Of the Oxford Nor
NAL Institute, located at South Paris, we are
happy To learn commenced with large NUM-
Der ol students, and alsu, that luc Teachers
gave evidence Of efficiency and competency.
The Spring Term OF the Norway Liberal
Institute, we arr also pleased To- learn. mas
commohccd under thrm most favorable auspices.
TrE Com. ~ 500, 900 Of the California
dust had been received a, the Philadelphia mint
up To Jan. |, 1850. Since that time Ia the
18th February, ~ 100000. Al the Branch
MINIS, aud held IN private hands, estimated,
s2,5Oo,OOO. Total $40 100000.
Com rEoN CALuoRSn. We understand
that there have been received, during the
present month (Fcoruary,) a, the mint OF
Philadelphia, three and Que third tons oi gold
from CalIluuna-making about $s.OOO'OOo.
-NdshiHgioR UHioa.
CO Another at,emp, was made on Monday
las, to elect a Member of Congress in the 18th
District in Massachusetts,, bat without sue
cess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

Two Wa, LArU NV, IEuv Cu-
rua,l,. The steamship Georgia arrived at
New York, on Saturday morning last, bring
lnr two week, later news isum Ct,Iiuml-
She brings 500 passengers, aud sGoo,OoO OF
gold dust The passengers brought 10 adtr.
uuu .Dmy S35u,uuU
The overflow ar Sacramento Cily Ben, 900 o
gruo, measure .ub,Id,d The rainy -a.~ru D.
nclrly over The news from the mine. j, uf
the mos, gratifying character, no, halfoi ,bc
distress having occurred that Mas predicted.
Provisions uf all kinds are abundant for
several month, consumption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
LETTER No. II.
rsrrurro, Ms, Feb. 1850.

In March last, ] arrived m New orleans,
m company with DR. llEEsEY, who former.
IL lived in Mobile, a Botanic Physician, and
Who belonged to some part Of Maine, bn,
where. never knew. and understand he
has a family nov living somewhere IN this
State. lie met me at the Lake end of the
railrual, and was IN the company Of some
Tenurssclus, ON their way ~ California
B,inr acquainted with him. and liking the
gentlemen who composed his party, by invita-.
non. wen, with him up to the city, and We
an pat up together a, what is called 1.-The
Western Exchange" kept by a Mrs. Walk
rr, ou the corner OF Chopr,oulls s,rcct, and
Na,,hcz Alley. Ga tn hrst night the Doctor
fll -.y. or vomiting, and another OF the cum.
rlry U.'h NNJrni purg.ng and cramps. \
nhvSIr,in wa, called at once, bat th' doctor
refused hs and, and in tUo day, he a'rd,'
while IN. Trnn-,, ,au recovered ~ two days
ia WALLACE prescribing. Being friend
ut thr dor,or',, | called rn 90 see It ho had
ans message To send h.. family, a, ! saw be-
,r,r., ,Ifa ,gl fund s,ur three or four gen.
,rrp,n. with An ap,,hscary named Massey.
,,I,,.,,,.I,,,p,th ,y wrrr brethren of the
vr,,,, Erg,,-g,ly. anil the doctor brin. a
N,s,, ,s th,y s,id. and Of which had no
.,r,t tho, took charge ~ his money. some
S.oo. thfnL. and had "a handsam, coffin for
hmm. and buried him in the Oii Fellows
Cemetery. It | remember right three mile,
nnt of the cIty. Inr,cr ,av men more 40.
rrr,.,e To % stranger; and no man, dead or
aI.,r. ,,,iIJ han, m,u,f-.rrI NOR, frlur
and Tender car. for , sic. stranger. who had
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TN E,,,rr or M. u +. Borryr rrou
Tur PAr,,osr,Ss.-Thr New Bedford M"r.
cory cou,au, an interesting letter from VI
y + Bourne. mate II the schooner John A.
lyrc, relative Ten hts c,rapr irnm the native. ol
Ihr Straits of Magellan, who had captured
him while h. va. cn shore trading liz ship.
mates rndra,urrd 10 buy hs. release with to.
b1cro, Sc, hu, a gale .prngng uP, the
schooner was obliged a. 50 sl.l. leaving Nr
u in the hand. Ut ,hc savage, Ahcr b,
found that h. bad been len behind, be- Undue.
81 hrs cap,ur, Ia carr HIM To Cap" HOLLAND
un thr north side Ut the Straits, which lhr,
reached after % tedious tourney ~ twenty .sr,.
roo dly-. NJ u states that the Pauguuau.
had the culnr, of rh' EngIIsh brig l,onwhir'
rhry hpI pluuIrrrd from ihr vessel. after mu.
d.r1t hrr captain anI ran ur tire, ,ramru,
,nd taken tvu men pu>ourr, Whom they sub
srlurnuy killed after obtaining uu-"m. ut
thrm When no, party arrived az thr shore
hr watched an opportunity and SWAN Co a boa.
containing ruano Jrrgrr., and nuaIIy racho,
D1l.au 900 safety VI Bourne Iaum'y O.
California Doc, cruauI, 40 pr I-rn ut a ru
mantle ,fuoI ut pro.rcruu. character
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SorruERN AJrtCALuoRSIS MrrrfSG.-
The New Orleans Picayunc contains an ac-
count uf meeting held at Jackson, MssisslP-
pi. on the 10Th of Feb, composed Of " mcn-
brrs of the Legislature and strangers, oppos-
cd IN the admission IT California with is an.
u-,hycry Constitution" \ committee OF
tu nly-lcn whir, and ten Dtmocrai,--rc-
ported q rios NJ resolutions expressive of a
determination iu rrsit the admission of Cali.
fomn. by 40 honorable and constitutional
mrlu,." but no, rncornrzinr The doctrine that
her admission would b. a cause tur dlsunlou.
Tho meeting admitted the right of the people
IN frame their uWu constitutions, and Ia en,
gran in them whit principles they chose, pro-
,ldrl they were republican, but objected Ia
thc admission II California. on the ground
that Their, hd b.rn an Improper interference
with Der action, hy the general government.
\ minority report was presented, but voted
down by a larry majority. Iu which the night
ut California Co aim ,.,un ~ the Union was
distinctly asserted, on the gruund thata State
has thr urh, 20 regulate o.. own Institutions
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Bya rtad

Straps a,i Inldcnis rep etiag ne Cholera n
N,o Orirat,, ne oteosS'S, &C., IN 1919.
BY a rcs,dcEi oiiis,n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

80 We learn that a woman IN Parkman,
(namc not ascertained,) committed suicide one
day week before last by jumping into we'll.
She had bceh out OF health all winIer.-Slo,s-
hsaE CLARION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

- 'llc was about 80 year, u age. thick buit. about
i--t, or D inches "a height I am particular g.
give these ttCts that his ilrnJs "a Mann MAJ Know
What has becUins Il ham.
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HOUSE.

After some unimportant business they went
into committee OF tie Whole.
Mr.. Bay having the floor, who after in
dulging in some structures upon the admins
tration, launched forth upor the slavery ques-
ton. He was willing to go with the South
as far as the constitution warranted-was OPP
posed to sIavcry-but in favor of granting to
the South the right uaratteed by the con-
stttution.
Thadeus Stephens followed on the subject
of slavery. He did not wish it extended, and
thought if let alone it would eat out the vi
tails of the South.
After further discussion of the Message, the
committee rose, and they adjourned till to-
morrow.
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PROOF! PROOF!!
DYSPEPSIA CUREDl

DR.. HATCHTT: Having been afflicted with D. $
pepsia with all its muluiorm symptoms indiges-
ton, pain and uneasiness over the region OF the
stomach fiatulence and eruction: vomiting OF meals;
languor and debility; and having used, without
bottles OF Bulls Sarsaparilla, l was induced to try
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. ! he use oil
two bottles cured me of every trace of disease since
which time, space of two months have enjoyed
excellent health
| have sold several dozen bottles OF your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and il has given perfect salts
faction.
For all those diseases for which it is recommend
ed | believe superior to any medicine in use
Respectfully, p. q. O'BILEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, Ia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-25
MANIFEST.

STEAMER JULIA from Terre Haute-Evansville:
Orr, 1885 sacks so do do 259 pes bulk pork,
bbls beeswax bag feathers kegs lard, 33l sacks
oats, 50 dry hides, l6 kegs lard, bbls do, halt
bbls do, bbls do, kegs do, hi bbl do, I56 bbls
do Bement & Viee, % ties lard, A bbls do, II do
beef, bale gunnes Jas Laughlin, Jr, "a bbls lard
O'Riey & MITCHELL II bbls lard, hf bbls do, /
keg do, 2 do butter, 203 sacks oats; Harrington,
Crane & Co, SO sacks oats; AlIis & Howes, bbls
whisky 25 bbls whisky, w Lichteberger, OH board
Mt Nernon-A5 bbls whisky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-25
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.

Senate.-Several resolutions, petitions, &C.,
were presented and referred,
Mr.. Stewards resolution giving some ma
tional testimonial to Capt. Cook of the bark
Sarah for his noble conduct in rescuing the
passengers and crew of the Caleb Green
shaw, passed.
The special order was then resumed.
Mr.. Miller having the floor addressed the
Senate at length and said the President had
left for Richmond to participate in laying
the corner stone Of Washington's monument.
The omen was good, and he trusted that this
foundation stone might do much to strengthen
the foundation stone of the Union. After
picturlng the prosperity Of the Union, he
proceeded to review the slavery question:
He finally gave way for motion to adjourn.
HouSe.-After some unimportant business
a resolution was passed. that, when they ad-
journ; they adjourn till Monday.
They then went into committee of the
whole.
Mr.. Bissel had the floor, who after speak
ing of the dissolution Of the Union, which is
in the mouth of every Southern man, said he
could speak for his own State, that if danger
menaced the Union, Illinois would come to
the support Of the Government. He spoke
for his own State, and he thought he did for
the whole Northwest. when he declared that
there was not Il man there who would sup
port dissolution of the Union; and they
would swear by the eternal God, as he now
did, it shall not be done. He spoke ct length
forcibly, logically, and patriotically.
After further debate the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
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AMENORRuGAC CURED

The following important certificate is from DR..
Right of Cincinnati, Ohio:
DR.. HATCHITr; l have used your Compound Ex-
tract ofCohosh with admirable success. / admin
islered it to a lady who had been laboring under
suppressed mensturation for zen or twelve months,
and other arrangements consequent on it had redu.
ced her TO the last extremity, Her attending physI-
clan had given her up to die Nausea, vomiting.
and exceeding nervous prostration indicated rapid
dissolution.
The urgent symptoms were arrested Immediately
on the administration of your Cohosh-a rallyine
of the vital energies the whole system follow
ed and the patient rapidly recovered. | would adj
wise those similarly afflicted to give your medirine
u trial. Yours, w. +. KIGhT
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From Dr. Balm, NJ. D
New FRANKFORT, Ind, Feb 10, 1880
Dr.. HATcHITT-Sir: Having seel the recipe for
making your Extract of Cohosh,' and haUtRg used
it IN person, am led to believe it a safe and much
superior remed to ~arsaparila. for all diseases tor
which that article is so highly extolled.
Yours RESPECTFULLY, WIN. c. A Balm.
Sold at the very low price of IS cents per bottle.
Agencies solicited. Manufactured and Tor sale by
J. q. HATCHITT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
febll daw1y Evansville, la.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-25
FOR OREGON CITY.

I HI undersigned DESTROYS of removing to Oregon,
! offers tor sale for cash the Furniture and good
will OF the Sherwood House," in the city of Ev-
ansville
Persons who feel DESTROYS Of purchasing will call
upon the subscriber on or before the first day OF
April next. 10 an enterprising opportuni
ty is now afforded OF engaging i'll lucrative husi-
ness. PETER BURKE.
Louisville Journal copy times and charge this
Office tebl9 If
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TLLLGkAPH DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON Feb. 20.
SENATE.

0ENA IL.
Bills for the relief of the sureties of the
steamer United States, and Mangle and
Quackenbush, sureties of Samuel Swartwout,
were passed
The question of referring the Presidents
California Message to the territorial commit
tee was taken up.
Mr. Clements having the floor, proceeded
to discuss Mr.. Clay's resolutions: and entered
on defence of Southern rights in regard to
slavery.
After lengthy debate, in which Messrs.
Clay, Cass and Foote participated. the furth-
er consideration of the subject was postponed.
and they adjourned till Monday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-25
EATCEITTS
Com DUN d Extra ct of
60 HO H

i He public living in the South ard Southwest
i Should know and remember that every medI'
cine heretofore manufactured in the Eastern anu
Northern States has utterly failed to cure diseases
in the South and West The reason is obvious
the difference in climate diet, and habits of life pro-
duce among Us diseases widely differing from those
common to the East and North Hence it is moral
Y impossible for any physician, however learned, t.
manutat ture medicine cure our diseases, unless.
by long practice and observation among those dis
eases, he first learn the peculiar dIosyncracy OF the
southwestern constitution
The Cohosh (Macroty's RacemoSq) is a medicinal
plant growing in climate, oil Indian reputa-
ton, and admitted by every physician who has eX-
amined 1t, to be surpassed by no medicine tonic
Alternative, and particularly adapted diseases OF the
Southwest. 1t produces powerful alternative and
tonic eject upon the whole human syslem-stlmu-
atiug all the Secretons TO healthy action, and CIV
ing tone and energy to the muscular and nervous
systems.
For all diseases arising from an impure state OF
the lCOd, or from nervous derangement-tOr dis
eases of the lungs, liver, kidneys, syphaetic and
mercura dseases-a particularly for all diseases
peculiar to emales-it will be found superior to any
medicine in use.
PROOF! PROOF!!
DR.. HATCHIrT: We have examined the recipe
for your Compound Extract of Cohosh, and believe
i to be a good and safe medicine
We have no hesitation in recommending II as
equal il not superior to any preparation of Sarsapa
rilla for all diseases in which that article Is sc
generally used.
JoHy R; Wncoxi N. D.,
Prof. Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Evansville
l.. l.. LAYCOCK, Vi. D., Medical
Prof Theory and Practice Medicine. College.
M. J. BRAY, NJ. D.,
Prof, Prime and Practice of Surgery.
J. S. SWAMI, NJ. D., Hen lerson, Ky.
Dated Evansville, October %, 1919.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-25
CORRECTED REGULARLY By BAgCoCK, BRO 5.

New YORK, Feb 81.
Sales of 800 bales cotton; fair Upland and Or
leans 1349I39c, middling I2i@l2Ic.
Flour is unchanged, demand limited to city
wants.
The grain market is unchanged, and previous
prices may be resumed.
Sales of mess pork at SO 97I9slO so; prime IS
62!.
Lard is unchanged both as to price and demand.
Coffee is dull and prices tend downward.
In sugar prices favor buyers.
Sales of whisky at 25@26c.