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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-15
Drcliminarn Eertures.


UNITED STATES CLOTHING 6TOREs
~ KAHN has just received and opened at his
- store, on the corner Main and Water streets,
one Of the largest and most complete sssorments Of
aha. His stock Of Cloaks, overccats, dress, frock
and sack coats; pants and shirts, is geuer-
al and extensive that he apprchends no trouble in
suiting the taste OF the most fastidious His clothes
were manufactured Of the best material and in tho
most fashionable styles and were purchased a
such rates as will enable him sell rhcm on Ms "a.
vorable terms as they can be purchased sny 9th.
er establishment in the State. He would ask par
ticular attention to his stock of mems and child
rens caps believing there is not so large and fash
ionable assortment in the city. Conc one and
all, is the watchword. and examine for yourselves
sep26-d&wtt
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EVANSVILLE IA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 1851.
CLOTHING.

CHAs w. MACK. A. LoBENsTINE
MACK 4 LOBENsTINE8
WESTERN STAR CLOTHING STORE
In Full Blast!
OLESAL AND RETAIL,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
In the lorer story of Dre,c's Pavilion cor
ner of Water and Sycamore Streets.
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JOHN FARRELL

Manufacturer Of Confectionery,
First Street, bcttceen Main and Sycamore.
CANDIES OF every variety. Lemon Syrups on.
" Soda Syrups-ali fav0rs. etc etc, always on
,and. ie l2-dly.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
SESSION OF iS5l-'52.

SbssiON OF Ic0l-JS
THE THIRTY SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
i OF THIS INSTITUTION will open on the
18th OF October next. and close on the lset Of fsbs
ruary. under The following arrs sngements
H. w. BARLEY, NJ. d., Professor OF Anatomy:
JOHN LOCKE, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy. -
L. NJ. LAWSON, NJ. D.. Professor of Physiology
TO. EDWARDS. M. D., Prof, s,or of Materia Me.
dica and Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudence
r. ID. MgssEY, M. D., Professor Of Surgery.
LANDoN c. RIvEs. NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and the Diseas Of Women and Children
JOHN BELL, NJ. d., Professor of Theory and Prac.
tce of Medicine fl--r
JOIN DAVIS. NJ. D., Demonstrators of Anatomy
arThe DissEcTNG BooMs will be opened for
classes on the lst OF October.
1JCLINIcAL LECTURES on Medicine and Surgery
will be delivered al the Commercial Hospital three
tunes q week. rsi
The Medical College of Ohio affords the most
ample oppoi ties tor the prosecution Of practical
anatomy and clinical instructions In Medieias and
Surgery.
preliminary feetnres.
A course # Lectures will be delivered BY the
faculty tree OF chargel, commencing on the lst Of
October; also, Clinical lectures at the Commercial
Hospital.
FEES..-For a full course of Lectures, eiO5;.
Naturalization and Library Ticket. S5; DissectnR
Ticket $40; Graduation Fee, s25; Hospital Ticket.
in advance. -.
pT Board Gncluding the expenses of roon fusT
and ighp can be obtained at from 81 TO - per
week.
3rA new College Edi6ce will be erected during
the ensuing summer.
Further information may be obtained by address.
ing the Dean
In LAWSON, MD,
Jyl4- lmd&w Dean of the Faculty,
South side OF 5th ST., between Walnut and VinS
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HATS AND CAPS,
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
M r. are prepared now {" sell CLOTHING OF
w ever variety aud quality. and manufactur-
ed in the most substantial manner. at WHOLE
SALE, having just received from Europe. age
stock of cloths, cass neres. &c, which will enable
US to make up and sell on the most reasonable
terms, clothing of every kind. We have just re-
ceived large stock OF all qualities overcoats.
We invite the attention of the country trade to
our goods, while we express our gratitude Tor the
liberal patronage thus far so kindly extended US.
MACK g. LOBENSTlNE,
Western Star Clothing Store,
uoy19 Corner Front and Sycamore streets
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JOHN FARRELL9
EXPECTORANT CANDY, tor Colds. Coughs,
~ Influenza, Bronchitis. Asthma, Whooping
Cough, and other affections OF the Lungs, arising
from recent or neglected Colds.
This preparation is respectfully offered to thepub-
tic as a remedy, continuing nothing in its compost
ton which would be injurious to the most dehcate
Invalid In effect il is Tonic Laxative, Alternative.
Expectorant, and promoter OF the General Secre-
tons.
This valuable and pleasant remedy is prepared
and sold by the undersigned. liberal Discount
n 26-tf JOHN FARRELL
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SHERWOOD HOUSE,
.oRNrR FIRST AND LOCUST STREETS, MAR THE RIVER.
PETER BURK, Proprietor
1rHouse open q. all hours in the nign ici u.
-en,;on oftrnyellers Honest and attentive Porter
readiness at all times to convey Baggage TO ano
am Steamboats,. mar l5-d
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Mr.. Willard Carpenter,
Jno. lngle, IT,, ESQ.,, Evansville
Mes. Harrington, Crane Il Co.
Mr. Jnu. u. Isham, Cincinnati.
Mes. Siprges, Clearman e. Co., N vo,L
Messrs Barstow & fope,
Mes ST Joha Powers & Co, M,h,,.
MIR. e. A. Gilbert,
Mess; Jas. H GGSnnoiy Connolly 4 Co., New Orleans.
erParticrlar attention paid 10 cons;gnments fo'
SALE tjec27l
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CU T l. f r Y-lvory- handled Table
~ Knives and Forks OF the best quality Dessert do.
do; CNvmg KNIVES and Forks Slees, Buffalo Horn,
Stag HON, White Bone Black tip ANA ecoa handled do
do warranted Steel Scissors kazors Pen and Pocket
Knives Steel Pens Tea Trays Waters, &c. at the low
rates. wholesale retail at JOHN WHITES. No 33s
Pearl ST., Franklin square, New Yerk. sss 2mMwSF.
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Real estate for Gale.

LvLAMMERSBURGH.-Thc new VII,
i.rs Of Tiammersburgt offered % the pao ~,
each lot % 1g o. the t.-n Of
Tlushins immedlsisly ing The yilsss mm Y.yt
port snS onIy pine niles from tne si ssh AMI clans
,as sos Is we'd ed icr .usuIes. . s
a., anu sn. - ioss vafy Sll3 to $soe accoloins
The Vss ~ 80 ar shsecst lots still ubsoc aad tne
vube are invited c. and ,e. ,as ~ ss1
WAY N. B-onSo i"-' ' Oh eta
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I1p TOWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

II x,.,,n0 Ia settle m the peighberhooo may
,n1chsss on PROSPECT HILL, Yorkvs, 10 lots OF less
IN a BODY. -, .. =; o,~ oee,.J Il,
This whole of this beautiful properly nov ?ne,ea -
r.ans ,xhnr 10 bud Tesidences quantities TO sun
urchsssrs and on reasonable terms Maps may De sea
y, lie Counting room NJ T. y, No rs Broad-st al the
ae;~s of \ KETCHU NJ No. Tryoi Row. or at ms resi-
Senc. corner OF 4hav and e3rd ST., on the pre@ses
"A m
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6aIamanoer Safes.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
" RIGHTS PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES The
recent robbery Of GesleT's Safe. IN the store Of "
Smith A Go No 10 Front It and the wholesale rob
bsr,es Of Caylers Safes Buffalo. will we hope, be
caution the public against purchasing saamander SAFES
from py but the original paentees These men, by using
ife,,or ron and the cheapest kind Of locks and filing
SAFES with portion Of Saamander preparaou mxed
wi other maepals, have advertised ana Sold then ~
genuine Salamandss. tie consequence mas been i3ss
60 the pubic OF $4,000 IN these spurious Safes wi'nhhs
last three days 49,, o,.h. hv;,s
The Buffalo teegraphc report Fl 2Bh OCTOBER showing
he facility with which the locks Gay lers oaes weit
mel forms striking contrast 10 the report IN me Jof
noI of Commerce of 9Th October where appears one
wcb 20 = Safes was tired by burglars IN the store Of
sunday the 9Th Of October hut The lock resisted al Ihe
ingenuity. = Nf.h1o 20
The accompanying letter. Just received from hoohe
an additional proof Of the superiority q OUT sac 0Sei Al
others NOT o. ., = = NJ lie waters At
The only makers of Wder's Patent Salamandei SAFES
with Rich s improvement, IN the United states - os,
WIN - MOBILE. DC. Is, 1851
Nessrs RoyF STEARNs Co. New-York
Dear SiTs Last ght store was en'eed oy
Tbey came down by rope from Owns chimney on 70 our
roof then forced of the scuttle and came down .e
They put your Safe hard trial aud have attempte 10
force with crowhar then used cold ohlsei an9 se1ge
hammer but without success finally, they ifleo mes On
in van The fyiDg stump IN the iock seems 10 hdse
led them an has confidence man ever
some of their implements IN the lock- and
hapeing some cutlery they iecamped leaving Us better
satisfied with the loss than the attempt on the SAFE haa
never been made Yours, tesptc,.iiyylit} 'noorurpS
10 3t- BARNET hHOihe-eo
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SARATOGA EMPIRE sPRING wa.
DRIyATE LYING-IN AsYLUM.
COWRAUD'S MQUID HAIR DYE

~ Instantly sud permanently converts 20 of ssf a.
10 brown or bisos without sissng the sAie H4Ef1as
NJ pay, q, 81 Wslk sF-s,., psas Broadwy
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PACKING l ESTAB,

~ ~
.i h.,n. an arccess Of erection ffoThoa a..
wishes feSt u o. 'se p' ~
Ths fo a.er situated on secoaa " ~.
oee.pp.,t. xss,chsnfs Exchange and new rost onc0
$3.50. q, second. 81 IS feet extending oack vac ~
~ 100 feet 10 Arch alley, with sice 10Y
O., On rr,tett's alley the InprJreneh,s oeias .rs
n hines froung Tnpcletts alley one. -, =.
,s,ee stones n "a covering the entire ifon 70
eond ~ and extending the Whole ospf OF ho .r Isj
odsT, an nee house 81 10y "a feet and az OnSsurs
- - fee-also a SIDE cellar SMOKE 80, ~
s,.se extensive shedding well Of never IA
low Temperature and hyor<pt water y, 81
r, - -. bu,lt II the test materials shs 70 -, -
,n,s- an III rnalAeY with pafIhaiT - a hel,sv.
pw,sio,, trade. and for ens1re osih s. .,
"a ~ he,,sr IN .atioo could Le selsc'cd u eA
- - rssS,ness IN tenant by the ISL OF
n~rnerty "a situated on Lexington ~ 1885,
p..S creen. Al, and well known as no. 70 neeo
.~r--ian s,cspf 10 those unacquante0 WIFE pii'hlo
CO r. xas haiti "a 1893. expressly tor the rfOvsoh
nd has family occupied Iof lnd'
fTrnfs Is feet 81 and has de pin OF
"a feet TO az alley u feet WIDE the
b,,ck Ws-ehonse three stores high. smoke houss
rendering house the whole covering nearil the enao
an erfeygc ice house Under the main building anu %
WI oious gs0d dry cellars-hydraE water ia the 81
resnecs Is considered the best stand fsl the ffo
e,s The Whole front Lexington ST. and c"ofa al,ss
ageonsy be used for other business u pelh
o5nose the Lexington Market House vonIo SUI ro ~
az VIVID Of retail trade This eTceIent opioI.n
"a, any one ai,ut 70 commence the Provision
~ bonsc now OK a first rate custom DOM A. n'ne
,hroad and the occupant could use as muon % "a ~ -.
vyen,ses as he chose thc remainder ~0uld AZ all
nd GOOD tenants Tins the first De 'cripsa
- vii he et and the fixtures complete sold on
terms 20 an approved tenant. For Iaitbor PH"0"'' "
cure the premises r,Nre r. ADAMS
oZJ 2wWAS JANE" " az
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ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

~ ark, w-Jersey, by the 49,, .,,,-r,zo l,>
NEW Jersey EXPLORING AND MiNiNo 20
THIS Compssy il prepared to furnish sapply OF hs
valuable 1890 =, ,,yco
shch have Lcfg found, AZTEC seTGrh yeaf tfiA DcIG
lpyone and IN the United States 20 retain theH Original
beauty and protective properties superior TO any other
Pant whatever. Their ,,,>,- Z, .,,yr
WHITE ZINC PAINT 81,
Ia D.rsy An OXIDE Zinc, and Warranted Tree ifoa AZ
sdusrstion whatever has no poisonous properties SC
objectionable to the health OF families and wofsHsn II
sel.s 9th eT kinds OF pigments -, ,v,x~o 49,
1T Will NOT TURN YELLOW
h,r sxu,xed 10 sulphur0us or mepultc orhalsHohs o.
syen when shut up close room; nor " II affected y
nict1,,s hung on walls coated with it. As An outside
PANT II wthstands the changes OF weather better tss
ANY, ohsr not bsng liable TO thrn chaky % to cramDs
49, ~ "a Il ma, be worked with any cpof, or ~th
ne and oil OF with vansh instead Of c *sreby giving
the Justly celebrs:ed porcelain hRsh - -. -,
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND col
ORTD zinc PAINTS. which are beyond question with
OUT any equal coating roofs ships outnoases fencing
and non other metallic surfaces they avs q pus
~ METALLIC OXIDES,
and ara unaffected by salt water N othe exposure ss
thar any o,hey paints within our knowledge
ION snd ohsr metals do not Oxdlze "heA coated WIZ
them s,d they are remarkable for taeI hepToct prop
sites netiers supplied on liberal terms BY
s. T. JOTF7 co, Agents ,or dhe Cumfsn.'
~ n 80 BeayeT-sL., ". Y.
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UyO CARRIAGEMAKERS and DEAL

Il ERS and THE PUBLIC -Everetts Carflase Coup.
Ing talented Dec H. 1850 By the OF this important
en M The construction Of Carriages The running
pa greatly drensthened. the vehicle Can Dc turned "a
about one thin the space required for the present con-
trcfon and he Of getting IN ana Gu! Oh
TIE CarIsge entirely obvaied. u Is applicable 70 az
garages built with perches the construction IS SIMPLE,
and Carriages already use. may be altered al sma
cost The undersigned Us ng the Coupling IN thef
Tactores ard regard the invention as important Having
be- sole Agents for the Cly and Comfy oil
Yer we authorized G. grant rights 20 other Car
rage Nj ers IA vendes to make and sell the improve
lent in TINS County. New Nolk, Oct, 20. 1881.
ISAAC FORD, No. TIC EllzabethJ.
JOHN c PARKER. 3d-av 83d st.
LAWRENCE BSOMLR, Sd av 5'th'St.
90 2tnM 3M,N SIS
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A VALUABLE FARM at PRIVATE

~ SAIE-The subscriber oilers for sale his valuable
FaIm stnated on the Ola River Road, miles above the
CITY of Trenton D. aud hall milc from the Bevldere
and Delaware Railroad and easy Of access 10 NewfOrk
and PHILADELPHIA aae m very healthy neisbeTh ,od u
contains 1881 aoIes, Il ~ Which IS Woodland aud tho bal
ancs arabic and hugh sta,e of cultivation The I'M
po.emonts consist OF axe BRICK manson y by 80 fee,
we'll finished with stone ktchtn attached with all The ne
cessary cut Buildings Also tenant house on the farm.
two a'pe orchards IN rrit bearing order part OF The
purchase money remain the property ANY further
information he obtained by caiuc the Subscriber.
residing ca the premises, ~ addressing
HENRY UBER. Ewing,
NJ NTu'rhS SEitW near Trenton, Mercer Co y. j
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VHE BEST, most Economical, and

FNHE BEST, most ECONOMICAL, and
& Durable FILTER ever made. - -
FESSENDEN'S IMPROVED SECTIONAL FILTER
This Improvement has rceny be'n made, and has since
adopted OF the scientific men, ana pro-
bounced The only perfect FltcY offered IA TINS market
be easily aud horouehy ceanscd IN every part and
kept perfect order without the least expense or
trouble Fo sale rwhoesalo and retail at the prnG pal Jc
not No 3l2 Bro adway Newly OK, AVID by the plumbers
gcncr lily througno the City. & HASKELL, Salon
e. sole agent for q States Of Newl Pcnnsivana
Mchs and ILLINOIS, No BIZ BIoadwey ~ " nj 9.s& ~
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Gnlleru, 6arbmare, &r.

FgtABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
A large s.-ortnsnt Of oye.y description Of fine and
priced Table and P0cisi Cutle OF tho latest patterns,
d.rac. from the manufacturers, and cT sale low By
FRANCIS TONES SONS, No. "a aidsn- sac,
Importers AVID Ds.lsrs 10 Quns. Nsrd~sTR sad Esnoy
SooIs matt
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T r. WATTLES q CO, No. 40 Canal
1n1ia Rubber Goods.

,>,~>> 49,. =
INDIA RUBBER SHOES and CAR
q SPRlNGS-rwo prizes have Just been awarded to zoe
10y the American Institute for
lst. Best india Rubber Shoes
u Best lndls Rubber Car Springs tFullers Patent
Tbs proves the superior quality Of che Goods made by
$50 Ian X II. DAY, No % COurtlandi-si
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r AND WARRANTS LOCATED. -

The unders gued vcold inform all persons IN the cy
of New York and through the State interested IN Land
Warrants not located tina ey have made arragemt nj
with efficient and reson hle Agent IN the State Il Wls-
consu BY which thev abed IL locate warrants on The
best lands not taken no u The STATE, az trhng
pcnse to the hoder Our agent IS ultimately
acquainted with al the buds IN the state stu IN market
and has sectional maps Of such umsold lands Hens
this business with The Hon Theodore lonkey,
former Supenfend Of The Surveys IN Northern Mcon-
sin aud who has nirutts OF all surveys lie mas
constantly hard large list Of the choicest Government
lands the State from tbs most mad personal et-
ANIMATION of such lands And the unders gaed would ng-
gtst all holding warrants that the best lands are
being rapidly taken mp and that the sooner their warrants
are located the greater Will be their choice OF location
The entire pense Of locating single warrant WIZ mol III
ordinary cases exceed the twelve dollars anu wnen
located the waantet w certificate o tho ora
un ard an accurate ap of the township IN which me laun
lies together with description of the quality Of the son.
timber and water privlle ii any thereon Persons ont
the city upon lnclos le warrants 10 Us for Location
VIII receive n receipt therefor by return nal aud when
the location perfected VII receive the cefthcates naps
&c and hold ourselves responsible for all warrants 80
received II will be readily perceived thar the iges
the vaIraAtee Of early location are two tod lst
Choice OF the selection of land %. The GYMS dehho
character Of value 10 their warrant and rendering pre
available that which before of uncertain aiyan age
The above arrangement extends also TO the SELLING OF ahls
and paying Northern Wisconsin and 70 he pro
tectng Of tim Der lands. DE NOTE 81 IHEhhA No,
ATTORNEYS at Law No. i79 broadway New. YORK Onlco
hours from 81 A. NJ. to p. VI. oil 2aw"St sun
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1lnsifal.

1lnsital.
CHARLES FRIEDRICH OTTO
~ MULLER respectfully announces to the public bis
arrival this and his intention 10 give lessons the
Piano aud Of every degree Of musical composition from the
frs elements 10 Orche straton composition Of symphony
and ensemble pieces The most agreeable 70 him.wOud be
the higher degrees of musical education Information
eYsrY at has residence, OreenwIchst No ie0 old
number near Beach St go Inns
nj USIC.-A Lady Teacher Of the Piano
I'VE and Singing wal receiVs few pupils al Der
residence will attend at the pupils residence # prefer
ed Enquire for MUSIC TEACHER, No. ~ Fraakiin-ss
o2i lms
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no PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

Proposals will be received by the Monmouth Coun
~ Plank Road Co TIL the st day Of March next for build
ing DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROADlron keypols 70
Feel old Monmouth Co, N j. distance of l3l miles,
the worn to be commenced early the Spring and com
peted by the LIST day Of October next with the exception
three miles OF said road for which separate proposals wi
be receved t the day OF November next the work 70
be commenced Immediately after the contract Ia en- ana
he coupleted by the LIST day of January mort address
JOHN HERBERT, Marlboro. n. J., DANIEL STILL
WELL Middletowr Point n. J. or the snbscnbsr heyS
port N j. ALFRED "ALliN0' ossie'@''
40 3ms
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L'RFNCH and MUSIC.-A Partisan

L'RENCH and MUSIC. Mons. and
u Mad. NOEL BERGIER. from Paris, proposes ~ give
lessons Of instruction FRENCH. and MUSIC On RI
ANOFORIE, at their own DWELLING No % iIh avenue,
llh at the residence Of patrons and faer
themselves they will Do able 10 give eare sasfectop
Terms "a be knO rn Application PRIVATE EVENING
CLASS IN FRENCH N. NOEL BERGER, Profess
Of French In the Washington Institute prepared
open. at his dwelling, private evening class
French, for gentlemen. every MONDAY, WEDSESD AY
and FRIDAY. at 7! O'CLOCK Terms s q for three
months and IS for month payable IN advance For
further particulars apply A. the professors residence No
% itl-ay. ne 3t9lN&FN
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a MAS IEAD.S Pntent SrOYI

STONES. The best assortment Of air
~ tGh. Cooking Stores WarTanicd 10 bake also PsTlr
SnC Hall Stoves a TIE news. patterns BOTS Russia
and cas- un Uruns snl Cylinders caa be found Al vii
LIAM CLARE s No. Ca ST. deoss aecVs Biseck-
sT-Ss. y. B--S.oyss cleaned, repaired and PAT AZ.
81 srl5lW&E
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EITs. FITS, FITS! FITS, FITS!

ii -
Il A Child SAvED-Of all the distressing mslsdiss
all and there thousands who will not he cured De-
cause the! viii not gave credence to conluraion
Examine this case, snd longer say cannot DO cured
bot come and be healed
Rancolph Peasants Jr rosidn, at FrankfHs. opposite
The Jerusalem Church IN the County of Philadelphia Pa,
s cted with falling Fi's for years and had hOn Ten
To- fifteen every day 10 the time undertook his cass
be uss much enncIditd and complained of cpDtlsnse
head ache and veal ness Of ms knees. and walked Win
ioeIing gait appetite gone AMI yet ne grew thn-
ner he eoansd at night when asleep anf ways l,id On
his ach that being the most easy position he always
n constant desire - bite hs ia and when the hs
mouth 10 urosent hm from biting his tongue in two HIS
had been under the ~ the mos PRACTICAL p's
III country he brought % the city for medical
advice ard had " ed al the wonderful medicine.
advertised Tor curing IGts-fhs-tits-lhss most
hefrid of all complaints Such the state Of hls
hopeless case. when | began his the 9Th Of
SEPTEMBER, lf49, with all the disadvantages that
opened me- this bong a twelve years standBs
In three weeks broke the It's and IN nine weeks he was
erecy restored having gained flesh from the momen he
It's. after reading tbs above Of Of the most
TesueCabe residents Of the town II Trahk0ld let him cal
no and will convince him.
B-Ifo above case under the Of Ons q The
most celebrated Homeopathic Doctors Of New fnk usie
whose care he became than lao had been
h. had the its but now lie ENJOYS good health and -
grow ne tat Such is the true state of this miraculous
cure ard signed by the father Of The child to induce all
who have Fits 20 and be completely cured rthos has
their constitution destroyed by Mercury their children
aoe bind by PINK Root but have them healed gently,
aud restored 10 heath acco.diue - natnfal rules
tSgned) PLEASANfS,
Opposite the Jerusalem Church, FTankord
AT letters 10 G ROBACK, No 6Whitest, will be 10.
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