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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01
january 3lst.

~ NAT NE creek called the Wabash,s
IN JePlprablc STA. at Vlnccnnes. 1t has
been nearly dried up, mo-, what is left is near
~ frozen up. What has Became of the Wa.
bash Navigation Company 81 EraasriHe
Journal
The above, as the credit disclosts, is tak.a
from the Evansville Journal, IA I'd evlnces IA
spirit oil opposition aud jealousy, which cali
not be misunderstood. The time is not iar
distant when the Wabash will be regarded by
Evansville DIS stream OF no mean Importance
and which the citizens thereof will Jeeliagty
acknowledges iacenaes Gdz.
The Gazette 10 very much mistaken when
it mputes any such feeling of opposition or
jealousy Of VInccnnes TO US or to The citizens
of Evansville. Ever since our connection
with the Journal, we have spoksaini ,nsassi
favorable terms Of Vihcennes, and shall con-
inue to do so, although it is an extremely
difficult matter 10 refrain from touching up
certain OF It's citizens more marked than 9TH
ers by II peculiar, suicidal jealousy of Evans
vile. Caddington cannot provoke us Into u
quarrel, even where all the weapons of ridi-
cule would be IN our own hands by such
mlScOnstructiOns as the above.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

sFUaITIvE SLAVE CAsE.-Lully Haley,
citizen of Georgia, went to Shawneetown, ILL.,:
last spring. where he had two sons residing
He took with him female slave, who lett
him and was concealed by the aboIiilonsts
On the 81 Of January Haley applied to two
justices Of the peace for warrant under the
act of 1893, which was granted. The war
rant was served and the slave brought into
court. Defendants counsel moved for post
ponement OF the case to procure evidence
which was also granted.
On the day appointed the trial came off,
A motion by defendant to dismiss the case
for want oijurisdicion, as the law of the last
Congress required commissioners and the
law of 93' was repealed by the new act was
overruled.
Plaintiff proved that he was a resident Of
Georgia and that defendant was his slave.
The defendant proved tina: her master
came TO Illinois in the spring of 1850 and
brought her with him; she showed that he
had permitted her to work Tor two or three
men living in the settlement.
On cross examination it was shown that the
plaintiff never received or charged anything
Tor her services TO the two men with whom
she worked, and that they were his sons-in-
law; that he had left her in their care with.
out any arrangement; that he had co me Oh a
visit 10 see his children and that he had been
detained from returning home by Sickness
The justices decided in favor Of the plaintiff
when defendant moved an appeal to the cir.
cult court, which was refused. The slave
was Immediately taken TO the Kentucky side
of the river.
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I. Q. O. z.

MoRNrNG STAR LODGE, No. Z, !. o. o. F.
Meets every Thursday evening. Officers for the
present term:
p. Hornbrook, P. G.; J. T. Walker, =. g.; IL.
Nelson, v. G.; I. A. Crane, Sect'y.; L. Howes
Treas'r.; VI. A. Lawrence, c.; II. Piumer, W %.
Singer, 1. G.; A. G. Hallock, o. c.
EVANSVILLE LODGE No. IS, ]. o. 0. F., meets
every Wednesday evening at Shanklin's build
ing corner Water and Locust streets.
Ofcers. Burns, n. G.;J G. Hatchiit
v. c.; F. ID. Allen Sec'ty; Ii. J. Hart, Treas'r
Giles CoIvin, c.; John Henson, w; c. Ham
mond l. e.. G. Glover, o. G
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ENQUIRER.
TF0r The Journal. |

Mr.. SANDEas:- Will you inform the pub
lie hop much Was charged by the County
Auditor for signing the County's share OF
railroad bonds, and whether the amount so
charged was paid by the Board Of Commis
sioners2 by so doing you will obIige many
citizens. y. >. l..
january 3lst.
As we know nothing Of the facts and don't
conceive it any especial business of ours to
f;uquirc into them, we leave the subject to
'nos> interested.- ED. JOURNAL.
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For the Daiiy Journal.

Ma. EprroR:-I noticed in your paper
few days since ''local item" which has ra's-
ed the question of identity" TO such an ex-
tent as to require application to the Journal
for solution. If IT be true, that we harbor
among us an individual who is guilty oil the
conduct mentioned, TO wit: the beating OF his
wife at midnight and then turning her. with
he r defenceless child into the street, such an
individual should be known, and branded by
the community. that he may be summed by
every passer by. Is he not something less
than a man, who would raise has hand
against poor defenceless ironlan, who
would strike the wife and mother, and to cap
the climax. CT such damnable deed. drive
her and her little one 10 seek shelter at a
late hour of cold winters night. Give the
name of such wretch to the public, that
the repro ton OF an Indignant comm unity
may stick to him like The shirt OF Nescus. and
follow him his life long
: Jan. 81. ENQUIRER.
We shall fulfil our promise by giving the
name to the public, in case OF second siml-
lar occurrence, in which the same parties are
engaged. AT present our respect for the
wife debars Us from making public the names
of the parties. which we should very willing
~ dc, so far us the husband is concerned
Suffice it to say, that the brute was the per-
son who under an anonymous signature has
been attacking Us and bro her, in the Re-
publican. OF such material are our anOIy-
nous enemies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

~. 1t rcquires $500 sheep TO be kept
whole year TO support the lawrence, Mass.
mills with wool for one single day. They
produce 1900 shawls per day, aud consume
Cochineal to the value Of $50, 0O0 per anaum
Three years since there was not five hun
dred Inhabitants in Lawrence, and now there
are 10000.
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~ In Switzerland, at the close of the
cheese season, the COW that has given the
most milk is honored with bell and deckcd
with flowers. She is placed in the van of ii
procession of cows, all adorned according to
their respective merits, and followed by the
people singing the Rene DIES Veehes-oy sony
of the cows.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

PRoLIF,c PuLLETs.-Mr. S. S. Lawrence.
Of Tvngaborough. Mass. has n Shanghai
pullet, eight months old, that has laid forty
fro larae-szed eggs in forty fire days. One
day she laid two o! the above number. Mr..
Lawrence. also has one other Shanghai pull
let, seven months old Of Ndrsh's stock, that
has laid % eggs in % DAYS. and is laying
daily. at The present date Republic.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
Terrible Steamboat Disaster.
STEAMER JOHN ADAMS SUNK!
OvER 100 LIVES LOsT!!!
VIcKsBuRo. Miss. Jan. % p ,

VIcKsBURG, Miss, Jan. %, P. M.
The steamer John Adams. Capt Jones.
from New Orleans. bound for Cincinnati. sunk
a. So'clock yesterday morning. at Island M.
81 In five minutes. the CABIN parted from
the hull and broke in two, and foated to
Greenvlle and grounded.
All OF the deck passengers, more than one
hundred IN number, were lost and all the deck
hands and firemen except two, also perishnd.
All OF The cabin Passengers were saved, but
they lost all their clothing, baggage, &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

The steamer Evansville takes The place OF
the Silver Lake at the Ferry. while The lat :
ter is running up the Okaw.-f Chester (M.)
Herald.
after Evansville, even fit be terry. There
will ere long be FIRST class boat ol that name
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New YoRK. Jan. 90. SPIN.

New YoRK Jan. 30. P. M.
UP to this moment nothing has been heard
oil the missing steamship Atlantic.
A private letter published in The Tribune
OF to-day, says the English market is ovsr-
stocked with Breadstntfs
Audubon, the celebrated rnithologis;, died
at Providence, r. L. yesterday.
The steamship Canada is expected to ar
rive at Halifax tonight.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

Hon. X. ID. OwEN's SPEEcH.-We pub
lish to-day IA speech delivered recently in
the Convention, by Mr.. Owen, on presenting
a Resolution that a Committee be appointed
TO prepare anaddress TO the people relating to
the Convention. On Monday we shall give
a review of. this speech, if other engage
mcnts permit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

Evansville Lodge NO. GA, A. n. III.
Meets LIST and Sd Monday evenings, in Shank
Inns Building, CO ner of Water and Locust sts
OGcers-W. Hubbell, ". NJ; r. t. Cosby, 5.
w; WBrown. J. w; A. III. Sanders, Sect; J.
c. Heberd, Treas; NJ Ross, S. d.; II. j. Hart,
J. D.; p. G. O'Riiey, T.
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HA section has passed the Indiana con,
stituiional convention applying all SURPRISES
in the treasury proceeds of the sale Of the
public works belonging to the State, &c, to
the payment OF ihe State debt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

nAs Mr. Preston King. of New York
on Monday morning. stepped into the street
at the alarm of fire which occurred on Penn
sylvania avenue, nearly opposite his lodgings.
the street being covered width ice. he fell and
broke the knee pan Of his right knee. The
accident is not serious. but will confine him
to his lodgings for a short time i Union.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

WISCONSIN U. S. SENAToR.-Hon. Hen
~ lodge has been reelected to the U. S.
Senate for six years from the Alb of March
next. The vote 'stood-Dodge SO. Doto7 7.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

HA great many wagons laden with ice
passed our Office yesterday. The ice was
over three inches thick. and clear as chrys-
tai. We shall not scller much next summer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

CoRREsPoNpENcE.-La yesterday after
noon we received by mail three letters from
indianapolis, which we shall present cur
readers tomorrow. They will prove in,e-
resting.
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con RESSIONAL.
rH,Rrr-rrRsr cosoRrss-srcoSD SESSION
WASHINGTON. Jan. IS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Clay presented two petitions from
Pennsylvania praying modification of the
tariff. o,
Mr.. Hamlin presented petitions in favor o:
the repeal of the fugitive slave law. which
were laid on The table.
MIR. Walker offered resolution which was
adopted, iliquirng as to the capacity of the
present patent office building for the purposes
for which it was erected.
Mr.. Gwinn submitted a resolution calling
iorthe correspondence in relation TO the seiZ
ure OF British vessels in Oregon, which was
agreed to.
The Senate then took up the bill 10 ascer-
tain and settle private land claims in Calilor-
MIA.
Mr.. Benton moved to strike out the 18Th
section. and after long debate the motion
was rejected. @ ,A
Mr. Berrien offered various amendments
which were agreed to-
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
The bill, of Mr. Johnson. of Tenn. to give
every man l60 acres OF public land on Ger
tain conditions, including the settlement and
occupa ncy thereof. was taken up.
MIR. Brown, Of Mass offered substitute
proposing to extend prescription rights until
the occupant is able to pay for The land. he
advocated the bill at some length. when II
motion Was made that il lay on the table.
which was lost by yeas IS, nays 90. The
bill was then referred 10 the Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union.
The House then resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole on the deficiency bill.
Several amendments were agreed to
among them one provldn g pay for Temporal
ry clerks who were employed more promptly
to execute the bounty lard law.
MIR. Strong, of Pa. offered an amendment TO
modify the present tariff.
MIR. Jones raised the question Of lis reva-
ency, without settling it, when the commit
lee rose and the House adjourned.
PrTTsBURG. Jan. %.
There are feet inches water in the chan
mel and falling slowly. The weather is warm
and rainy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

"We learn from the Cecil (Md.) Demo-
crat that t. w. Potter, Esq, Consul at Val
paraIso, RENTED to his friends in Maryland,
in few months after his arrival out, $4,000.
the profits Of his Office for that brief period.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-01

"Tennessee furnishes block of mar
bic for The Washington monument with the
following scrip,ion-"Tennessee: The Fed
eral Union-ir must be preserved"
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HThe Rev Mr.. Whi;efield was once accus-
ed by one Of his hearers. of wandering in his
discourse; TO which he replied: il you will ram
bic like a lost sheep, must ramble after YOU"
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CTGARa
WE CHEERFyLLX EEFuND THE

WE CHEERFvLLY REFUND THE
MONEY $500.
In Ill cases 1rAerc Mtchetts Indian RherM1fsc
Ertroct, fails to gire retiefin Rheumatism Ne~-
raLgia, or Cont, ,ehen property applied.
THE unprecedented sale OF this Medicine IN the
/ short space OF seven months, is OF itsef rufhc.
lent proof OF its efficacy, and the Testimonials OF
some of the most respectable citizens and Ply scians
of Louisville who have used IL tsee Crculars) can
not tail 10 convince the most sceptica oil the virtues
OF this unequalled medicine. .i5,i,.
DIR. III NJ: Weaiheiford, of Louisville, says: =.
have used Mi,cheil's indian Extract with more
benefit to myseli, than any, or oil the remedies
hive ever made uia OF in the course OF 'orty-
wears. ring which time ] have laboied under
Rheumatism / am now relieved OF all pain"
Mai. bonas NJ. Hicks, al o of Louisville, says;
" In less than three Days was relieved OF the most
excrutiating pains, and my limbs were oil measur.
ubIy restored 10 their al feeling TO the sf-
fiic,ed would recommend this medicine, and can
assure the il is no humbug T" .
RAYMOND & PATTEN, Louisville, KY, sole
! agents for the United States. -,
For sale in Evansville. by Fl,
- WM NJ WOOLSEY, 'A'
ALLEN G.. pALLOCK.
| In Princeton by RIB. HALLOCA.
Ser27 Bra -
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~ Thanks to Mr.. Bacon, the oblging
clerk of the fine steamer Chancellor for LOU
isvli.e papers o. the 20sh.
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A Lecture on Haman Electricity

Lecture on H0man Electricity
ITO be delivered at the Court House Safurd,y
evening next al Z o'clock, by Madame }.
easier, Physician. who will make nlesmeric es.
porments, she having privately made clairvoy--
ant that will despatch business beyond the tee-
graph. Madame &. will also cure diseases by the,
same influence those VINO susceptible.
ay-Admirtance Ten Cents.
Madame easier salso prepared 10 cure diseases in
general She respectfully inv ties the laLies OF the
city of Evansville and vicinity to call cn her q,
the Exchange Illel where she will describe their
diseases better than they can, and for nothing.
MADAME J +. CASLER,
lan30 Dts Physician.
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HThe weather continues clear and very
cold. Ice cutting commenced in earnest yes
terday. All the ice houses will be filled this
season sure.
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STRAYED.

C<S About tue lst oi september, from the
hSSsS subscriber in Evansville, a red and white
AL colored Cow, three ars old last spring,
marked with slt under The Lett ear. Any person
returning said Cow to TIE subscriber will be libe-
rally rewarded. tjan25isl JOHN BURBANK
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QUEEN VicToRIA.-Airs. G. nj. Kirkland
writes IRON England. Tor Sai,ain's Magazine,
concerning the Queen. THAT she Is well un-
derstocd TO be person Of very limited intel
lec'. not wholly sane at present, and liable to
complete alteration as she grows Older"
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CINCINNATI, Jan. %.
1t has been raining NIL the morning, and
the river has receded 6 inches.
P. M.--The river is stationary,
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FOR RENT.

r FOR RENT.
THE brick house connected with my dwelling
L corner Of First and Locust streets, opposite the
Sherwood House 1t contains four rooms. with a
back addition, good well and for small family
will prove convenient residence. For particulars
enquire VI Ian3lil r. LINN.
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500 REWARD!!

:. He undersigned, Sheriff of VanGerburgh coun-
IL, Ind. will give the above amount for the
arrest OF JOHN CLARK. who escaped from me le's
OF sn I'd county on the evening of Saturday, Janua
r, llih Said Clark is probably about "a years OF
age, ABOUT eei inches height. black hail, dark
eyes salow complexion, and sharp features. The,
hair from the top OF his head had been cut of tor tho
Dmr,,ose of dressing wound .tely received oy him.
The wound is not yet healed and is abcat an inch
and hall long. JNO ). TERRY Sheriff.
Evansville Jan. i2, ls5l-l3 IT,
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Wnckerel, Cod Fish, &c.
100 BOXES Herring;
wv Odrums Goldfish:

300 packages Mackerel, pant nflwhich are corn
novai.G BEMENT 4 viELE
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BARLow's PAEM5gM pOUBLE-AcT-

This Pump il very strong ana nipple in its con-
L struction, lor easily deranged, and may b
repaired wihou, difficulty by any mechanic Of or
binary skill.
/. requires but little power to work it--o,e hand
can keep up constant stream as large rs can pass
the valves with as little fatigue any other COM
mon iabor.
Ii is adapted 10 cisterns and wells OF any depth.
from one 10 one hnndrsd and ffy. feet.
1t can he made available excellent fire en-.
CINE One man can force a column VI water over
the highest building. 1t is also convenient tor
washing windows. watering gardens. sprinkline
streets, &C. Every Pump warranted. Sold BY
ID. PERRIN, evansville, Ind.
p S.-Mr Perrin will also attend to all calls ins
his profession as illwright and br dee bsildsr.-
Canal. iian2s I'm.
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PITTsBURG. Jan. %.
There are feet inches water in the chan
mel and falling slowly. The weather is warm
and rainy.
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Isr or LETrBRs REMAINING IN TIE E1W YORK
~ Pest Once. rshruAxy u. 1881.
OFFICIALLY IN PArKn HAvrre the LAAauer
CIRCULATION.
Please nsatisa the Of nss in VII ish they
Advertised LADIkS LIST.
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u scr: 5.ss.s:. .ss.llsA .;' M Louise
.ssa Young The Sarah Asna before st ss,h
az PhsasphiA rspsrssd aid ssh inss probably
l;1Hs.eoL. -. > Ar Harriet Eyer. ts.sn.ly for 81
Ga g Peter rr0st Boston. Put back 7sh Stat RsA
.sa. Tss 81 Am issls Prlnss Albert for
osrssO BAL FEB ssld brig ses.i, .s.vioh GTb sv,s
rwrosr ssa-Sls Tirrsl Gro'i.r Boston; s1.,,, =,
Roar Az PnrcE, Feb 5-schr Avsnser, for NYork next
Fcscr. PR Feb s-Bsris Jno Colby, Hatch. for SYorl
ssssss.. s A lfs1:.s 10 .is;
B.isn0rs lnos sv.nl s.x Gris Disney from New
t Ss.sa f8 % ~.
ssslns SsS i-sid cl.riss. NorIe,ns ID. Condor New
g. Hs n JAN s,rr John casls Rayns from
Tsa.srs 1 jan a-Arr Prsati.. Woodbury.. sAvsanAh.
Home Porte.
cnAnLrsrOs, FEB LAR brig Els. tpsnl vsrsssssn:
sans. ship Tampa tfr Vaaisr NYOrk; bark: Lev.ss Br
ss 1ps Ssr aa snm' waists
Nrw 0RLrAss, Fesll-Arr steamship AlAbama, returned
isv. coming ship Aoiiaen brig ossss. by Tss from
ca Sd sR: ss Cam. LSs
saith Havana Below, coming up by rslel ship south
aavAsS ships City q Lino9n BIB renssoo; Liverpool;
T:ssd a,h .hirs Sage gqsn.ysnsas. brig Ats
s.: s @ s s iSs nv L'"
sAy.ss.s rss Sat s ship E,.ss.h sTpes SHSk
zenobi. Carleton NYori: schr virsinia Hobart do.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIysRPooL-Paeket sh p onstellaion-kr John Duff.
LykRPooL-Pseket ship Marmion-Ar Morrison, Mr. and
Nn Irwin. OF Glasgow.
RorTERDAn-Shlp Gertrude-Maaare Charlotte RICK.
san JuAN-Brig reeGr- 9a-Wm Burgess. Ward. A
Hopkins. Lains, anew. kednold-i returned Cali
ornians in the steerage.
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MEDICAL.

= tons Pepsin the True Digestive Fluid Gastric
sat Dyspepsia curer prepared from Ran net or the
fourth stomach Of the Baron Lebig
Ehs great Physologeal Chemist by j. Heuhgton, n D.
Philadelphia Pa. This truly ierful remedy for In
digestion, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Constipa
soa and Debility. curing after Natures own msth,d by
Natures the Gastric Juice. The Of perform
ing the Of Dxetion arhcsny has long been
20 Physologsts Dr Houghton claims the merit OF making
he apphcation OF this the Ct Dyspepsia, 10
perfect and agreeable form Head the scientific evidence
Baron Licbg in his celebrated work Animal Chemistry
"A Artificial Digestive Tuid snslogous 20 the
Juice, he from Iaembrane the
stomach CT the calf which articles food
md will be sotsnsd changed and dsssed in
he rs they would DO in the hum stomach;
Call tie Agent for of mi character
II is doing wonders for Dyspept livery bottle Of the
preparation bears the signature of Hough
ton n D. sole proprietor Dr. Houshtons New York 0Se
50 Lispenard street, few doors from roadway.
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nR. ,CoNvERs' 'INyIGORArISG CoRDIAt--THI
- only remedy Tor weakness All debility u the organs
ne-s sd disorders q kody and mind esused ~
I-peIheoe ot yeuth Young man BE- csutioua where
w na lev bottles 81 ths Cor1is viii rect you
my Nsor Cordial, bottles three bottles g.
WIN I'm portaht Mvee ~ he married ard sure Forward
- We eouutry. DIT c. otnco. s. rhrd avenue, New
hstse, pest PAID. Sold south laird treot
- snd Hs MARKET street s0utNaet corner Second and
1r"sn sNNe"E fhllsdelphts zee
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1VBEs HUMAN LIrE il n PERs- sH0 goTI-p

w stop 20 question Uunterian d. psnsary nun.
yer thrte hivisien street, established b. 1875 ~ Or
Hunter, who from experience that very seldom las
tbe ot o. physician enabled perfect
ana l~ting cure In any and 10 All This The oply
place in this city where his remedy Hunters
Drop osn be obtained medicine never Known TO fail In
curing the worst forms a dassss u p~vse
The Dspenssry srrspred that the person oanH viii
ee no one but the Doctor himse who oonF.sut attend
.nce ~ his private ready apd Wiling 20 relief
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