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THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS WHO DEsTpE A
good Medicine win find in theusy celebrated Pills
of Doctor Brandreh which have performed cures nnon
scientific skill OF physicians had consoed them With ha
that they could do more The properties
Pills. anti-blious and aperent medicine or
ed all who them recommend them their v;rt a.
all euogy and must be used to be appreciated The
weak and delicate will be strengthened by their his. not
and corrupt humors Of the body They require no
in the diet or care of any kind Plain direction.
Pany each box so that every one is his own
physiu,ah. OF SAFE ny BRANCH,
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General Assembly of Virginia.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, April "a, 1852.
Prayer by Rev. Peter De Forrest of the Meth
odist church.
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BALTIMORE, April 26-C Cleared schooner w ~. rot
quit, Kirwan: Richmond. wi
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ETEzE LADIES OE THE VILLAGE
CHURCH peopose holding fair at Charlotte Cour+
House. the 3lst of April LIST of Nav The iaJ;a
and gentlemen of this and the adjoining counties are res
pectiuly invited 10 aeteHu' ap 13-law4w
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CINCINNATI EsECTHFHED vyrzfsNEy
~ for sale by
ap 20 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
TTVANNER's OgE.-7sb bs- far ALE bv
Il ap :" DAVENPORT, ALLEN & 80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06


The following letter was received by our
Postmaster few days since. 1t explains
itself. Mr.. Chandler interested himself in
getting up the contribution boxes, and making
other preparations me- eesary for procuring
these subscriptions:
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MvsuMEsr
OFFICE, Nov mber 26th, '52.}
w. H. CHANDLER, P. N. Evansville, Ind:
Dsa- Sir: Your esteemed favor of the 5th
inst, was duly received, enclosing draft for
Sl05 IS and cash 81, in all Slo6 IS, as the
generous and patriotic contribution of the
electors at the election polls in vanderburgh
county, on the I'd inst, to aid in the compile.
ton of the Washington National Monument,
for which the board of managers tender you
and the public spirited contributors, their sin.
cere acknowledgements.
Most sincerely yours,
ELISHA WHITTLESEY,
General Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

RAitRoAp AccIDENr.-A collision occurred
last Wednesday evening, on the New Albany
and Salem road, between a new locomotive
On trial and hog train. A man named
Harris, having q drove of hogs under his
charge. was instantly Killed. Mr.. Sewer,
engineer Of the new locomotive, and sent
from Boston by the builders to put it in run
ing order, was dangerously wounded. The
locomotives wers Injured to the amount of
seven thousand dollars. The hog cars were
forced over eachother till they were four deep,
according to the Louisville Courier. About
thirty hogs were killed. There had been no
notice given Of the hog train starting down.
The locomotives were literally buried in
each other.
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JAMES.
ARRIVAL OF the Europa.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.
The Europa arrived at half-past 8, with IS
passengers, and Liverpool dates of Nov. 20.
Yellow corn 32s; white 32s Cd.
Lard is held at COS.
Flour--Western Canal 24s Cd; Ohio Cos
Consols--par Id.
In Parliament, the Chancellor of the Elk.
chequer gavelnotic of an amendment, freely
endorsing free trade.
Wellington was buried with great pomp
on the 18th.
The West'india mail steamer, La Plata
arrived at Southampton. The captain and
eight of the crew had died of fever.
Earl ofShrewsbury died at Rome.
The treaty Of alliance with Great Britain
and the Sandwich Islands has been publish.
ed.
The steamer Victoria Hall, for st Peters
burg, was lost near Gothenberg. Eight per.
sons were lost.
France.-The Noniteur announces the re-
duction of the army to take place July LIST,
to 80 900 men.
The Sult'n of Tu key consents to receive
Abel kader as guest, and not as pri-
soner.
AT tho Webster sympathy meeting in Paris
Mr.. R.ves deliye cred the eulogy.
The Belgian committee are discussing the
offences of the press against foreign sover
eigns.
Vienna ministerial journals hint that Aus.
tria will, from necessity, recognize Napo-
leon as Emperor
The Pacha OF Egypt has sent f3oo, 900 to
the Sultan, thus relieving his financial en-
barrassment.
Maraets.-Wright g. Gaudy report con-
tinued upward tendency of gain. consequent
upon the wet we ,ther preventing farming
operations. the imports are Ii lht. Wheat
advance2d, -four Is Sd to %. Corn is active
with slight improvement. Maxim quotes
an atvance since Tu 'sday for -four of Cd,
wheat l@2d. 'Pniladelphia wheat Is 2d@7s
mixed 6 l0@7s I'd. Philadelphia and Balti-
more -four ass 6d@26s; Ohio ass Sd. Gar
diner quotes beef in limited demand and
prices firm. Pork has In upward tendency.
New bacon is wanted. Lard,has declined Id
and is dull. Gardiner quotes wheat advanced
for the week, 3d.. The stock of -four is very
low; Philadelphia and Baltimore S5s Cd.
London.-Barings qnotes money more ia
demand; U. s. 6's bonds in demand at HOG
ll04. Corn market--saies dull. Limited
transactions in coffee. Rice is more inquired
for Sugar firm. Tin has advanced Is. Iron
is unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

SNAxr EprroR - The editor fthe Gray.
vile Advertiser, at the close of long notics
OF Graham's Magazine, thus seriously an.
nounces:
"Mr. e. having been defeated for the Vice
presidency he is determined to turn his at
tsntion to making his " ,gazine the very best
in America. We sh-li inser, his Prospectus
next week"
That viii do! Mr.. Huntington certainly
viii give Graham's Magazine big run among
the Wings OF Suckardom.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

Hocs.-Slaughtering yesterday was gen.
orally suspended, owing to the warm weather,
but prices were very firm at cts. net. and
the receipts by the Frankfort railroad were
heavy.
At Indianapolis, Ia, it is expected that
fully 30,000'hogs will be packed this season.
the market atCincinnati is quite firm at &c,
and at Madison at &c. At Lebanon, KY,
hogs we're selling at &c gross. At Spring
field, II :, on the 9th ult., hogs had advanced
to SIC net. At st. Louis, on the 29th ult.,
prices were advancing, with sales at s0a
S 95 nett Lox. CoEr., Sd.
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A Cape elrardean Devll.

Our old friend, Mr.. Daw son, the venerable
editor of the Cape Girardeau (Mo.) Eagle,
gives the following astounding revelations of
the doings OF his 'devil." We are not sur
Prised at the closing paragraph fthe extract,
which says the young devil he's connection
with his father, whom we presume to be old
.Belxebub himself. Friend Dawson lie staid
old fellow, and the last man in the world to
countenance humbuggery-but we will say
he has remarkable devil in his employ:
T"Our Devil 10 medium, and, by holding
pen loosely in his hand, it will Involuntary
on his part write answers to questions-turn-
ing his eyes from the paper, he knows not
what is written till he examines. Though
sometimes correctin his replies, he frequent
ly makes mistak 8. But he made cur little
writing table perform some most wonderful
feats few nights since. 1t went-anywh, re
about our sanctum that it-might be directed.
1t travelled about with . boy seated on the
top Of it, and when required TO careen and
slide him of, it did SO, notwithstanding .
youth of considerable strength tried to hold
him on. The table was told to shake hands
with q certain man; it went to the place
he was standing, and diagonally heldup one
of its legs. 1t was required 10 get into the
lap OF another, when it approached him and
placed one leg on his knee. Now, these are
facts, which several Of the best of ou- citizens
can testify to, and who are still incredulous
WI regard to its spiritual origin. We know
mo. what motive power caused the table to
move about as it did. The youtn could not
have been in collision with any other per on,
and that, to Us, renders the who lie thing SO
much the more mysterious. We present
what actually did take place, and our readers
may form their own conclusions. The youth
inquired the name of the spirit, and, to his
utmost surprise, wrote the name of his father,
who died many years ago."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.

WAShlNIION, DcCs Ss
The Democratic festival last night wal
kept up till late hour. The priL cipal speak.
ers were Mayor Maury' Senators Douglas
Weller and Broadhead, Gen. Lane, DR.. Odds
Judge Brochus, and others. Douglas made
one OF his best eff, .rts, and was warmly ap.
plauded. He congratulated his friends on
the result Of the election and the harmony
which pervails. He was sure every Demo.
era. felt proud, of their candidate, both belo c
and alter The election, and 1t promised wei
for his administration. He had friends to re.
ward and enemies to punish, but yet he would
make removals In a spirit of jnatice and
moderation, with a view to the public good
In regard to our foreign policy, he would be
glad to see the decree put forth, that n
European power was either to found colony
or extend their old ones on tie North Amer
lean continent. There was no danger oil
war with England, who had executed mort.
gage on Canada, Nova Scotia, Jamaica and
her provinces, in North America, that she
would keep peace with the u 5. Spain
was about in the same position as all othe 7
European nations, had enough to do at home.
The time had come When the title OF
American citizen should be protection to
hin in the enjoyment OF his rights everywhere
one OF which was the right to carry on a
careful trade with any nation with which
we are at peace. In regard to CUBA, some
thought that 50 long as she chose t. remain
subject to Spain she ought to be permitted
to do so, but whenever the people Of Cuba
show themselves worthy OF freedom by as
sorting and maintaining it tnd apply for
annexation to this Union, she ought 10 be
annexed. The same persons thought that
whenever Spain shall be wiling TO sell Cuba
to any other power on earth than the United
States, we ought to take it anyhow. Ii that
was fillbustering good many 6libusters
would be found in the Democratic ranks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

Very NIcE!-Just about lunch time last
Saturday We, the editors, became aware Of
the presence of mince pie and title Of
ole, done up neatly-the pie smoking hot and
the ale foaming to get out. We won't say
ssho sent these articles, but we wil cay the
ladies engaged in the affair, have made mince-
meat Of the Juniors affections, (Which were
not otherwise engaged like the Senior's) nd
he was diiiny dreadfully, shortly after the ar
rival Of the present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

o. Messrs. Foster, Jaques- & Co, Orr g.
Laughlin, and Mitchell g. Longbotham, were
busy cutting up pork last week, at their res
pective houses. The hogs coming in this
season appear to be offne quality. Messrs.
Shsnklin and Reilly will cut W to limited
extent this year, cay about 100000 pounds,
commencing operations this week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06
,AI1roRr1A AND OREGON BOOK

JUST received, in addition to our former stock. a
eompste assortment OF all the school Books now in
throughout the West; which will furnish 10 teach,
ers and dealers at the lowest prices. large variety
of Miscellaneous Works, New Novels Blank Books OF
all sizes, Memorandum and Pass Books Letter and Can
Papers. plain and fancy Note Paper and Envelopes.
black blue and red Ink Steel pens Quiils Penholdr,
&c DC, together with all other articles brlorgiIe to the
trade. 7. CONYNGTIGN& Co.
deco Corner Main ami First ats
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

To-xieHr!-Mr. Willard Carpenter will
make q speech this evening at the Court
House, on the subject ofthe new Equa ization
Law, and why it should not be repealed. Mr..
c. is certainly fully posted up in this matter.
and he solicits the presence OF those opposed
to the law. We hope he will have big
crowd, as whatever may he the opinions OF
our citizons for or against this law, it is one
which deeply effects the interests of every
property holder.
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rror d. Evansville Journal,

EDITOR JOURNAL: Your correspondent
"B." has contributed short article in rela-
tioa to our want of School.hcuses in this
city, but has not gone as fully into the
merits of the case as could have wished.
We have in this city eleven churches,
which cost about $4,000. Many of these
places of worship are fitted up in a style
that would compare with older and weather.
cities. Many of them are carpeted, cush-
toned and painted handsomely, and well
heated and ventilated, so that they are very
comfortable, and one can worship God in
them luxuriously.
Our merchants have their stores and
counting-rooms fitted up handsomely, and
with an eye especially to comfort and con-
venience. Our mechanics have every in.
vention- to save labor and facilitate their
business, and many have comfortable work.
shops. But l would thank any one who
would show me Schooi-house in this city
that is either comfortable, convenient, or
healthful. In short, is there one that is wor-
thy the name of School.housei
1t is high time that our citizens should
awaken to their true interests, and hold out the
strongest inducements to persons to settle
here. In my opinion good School-houses,
and those well regulated, would induce the
wellinformed to settle amongst us-in fact
all who have care for their children would
be favorably impressed.
1t is not the number, size or beauty, of
churches in city, that give a correct esti-
mate of the Godliness If its inhabitants-it
is their dealings between man and man, and
their moral and Christian department.
Early impressions are the most lasting
Order, neatness, comfort, convenience and
utility, are as much q part Of education, as
reading, writing. arithmetic and grammar.
True, it should be taught and enforced at
home, but it should also be taught and ex-
empli6ed in the School-house. Your children
ought not to be crowded into damp, badly
lighted, cold and cherries room, without
or er and convenience-and as long as you
suffer this to be done, your teaching al home
will be fruitless. You may build church
on every block in your city; you may supply
them with able preachers, but il will avail
but little if your ch ldren are denied the
privileges they ought to have.
"The School-house, the workshop and the
church," should be our motto, but here in this
city it is reversed-"The Church, the Work
shop, and the School-house after rhile."
Let our citizens awake-et them set to
work in earnest-let US see that our present
school law Is modified, 30 that w, shall be
benefited by the moneys We pay, in the way
OF tax's, for school purposes, and if we but
do our duty, our children will do their duty
to US. In closing. will say that our city
should be great in her facilities Cor education,
as she is bound to be in commerce.
JAMES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

MANIFEST OF STEAMER SULrASA.-6 hhds.
sugar, 3. E. Gilbert g. Co.; 200 bags coffee,
2 tics rice. 26 bbls molasses, 10 bxs sugar
Bement &viele; 6 bxs ndse, Babcock Bros;
8 pkgs. mdse, J. g. w. Riley; 3 l-s pipes
brandy, Harrington & Crane; 25 balls gunDy
bags, Shanh!in & Riley; % hhds sugar, 3
bbis molassss, hlf Dbl do, Dbl sugar, Jno.
Mitchell.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

6rFour lots, fronting one hundred feet on
AdelPhi street, near Myrtle avenue, New
York, have been purchased as site for q
Dutch Reformed Church, to be under the
pastoral care of the Rev. Mr.. Elmendorf.-
The dimensions of the building will be forty
BY sixty feet.
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INDIANA, KEEHHvucKx g ILLINOIS

INDIANA, KENTUCKY & ILLINOIS
BOOK sToRE
lust received full supply Of Blank Books Ledgefs,
~ Journals &C., for single and double entry; Blank
Memorandum books, &c.
Also full supplies ofPaper; cap and letter. ruled and
unruled-
Also. new stocks of Miscellaneous Books, school
and toy books. music books, &c.
Also assortment of Catholic books; Douay Bibles
Ursuline Manuals, &c.
And rrri,y of Episcopal Prayer books and rich gilt
and clasp Bibles, various sizes aud bindings.
And general assortment Of every thing in the book
and stationary iine all which will be sold the
est rates at wholesale retail purchasers.
ncy3Co RATHBONE & WHEELER,
No. I. Fosters Block.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

@The steamer Empire ran into coal
boat and sunk it, near Lsavenworth, Ind. on
her up trip. A card from couple Of pas.
sengers, also authenticated by John Graham
and Jas. Davidson, of Evansville, acquits the
officers of the Empire by all blame.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

@The Cincinnati Daily Commercial ap-
pears in entirely new type, and enlarged,
presenting beautiful appearance. Mr.. Lee,
Of MsysviiIe, has entered into partnership
with our old friend Mr.. Potter, in conducting
and publishing the Commercial. We GER
tainly rejoice at the prosperity of the CONNER.
cial, and hope it may be long continued
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

Loss oE 'LIrf.-By dispatch dated Saint
Louis, last Saturday morning, and sent u.s.
by Mr.. A. r. Jones, We learn that the
steamer Geneva blew up and burned at the
mouth Of the Missouri. We suppose the
accident happened Saturday morning. Twelve
persons were killed, and a number wounded.
The Geneva was a stern-wheel boat and
often passed Evansville during the summer
time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

VARIETIES -Readeu has some barrels Of superior
" large size Pinkeye Potatoes. Also. Green Apples
Walnuts and hazel Nots. Also, Pope Heads for
cleaning windows ceilings carriages and Mocha and
Rio Coffee Tea Sugar and Spices; Soap and Candles;
and an assortment Of Winter BOOTS and SHOES.
dec4.lm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

~ TheSa Of rich Dry Goods, postponed
on account of the rain on Friday, will take
place tomorrow morning at o'clock, at
Woolsey g. Nelson's, on Water street.
More good bargains for the ladies'.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

GrThe Captain Of the Bostona says a
portion of the machinery and cabin of that
steamer viii be saved. The stern lie broken
down and lies in 20 feet water.
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@The Terre Haute Daily Courier has
ceased publication as Daily. We suppose
the Courier will continue to be issued as
Weekly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

"We are indebted to our friend Mr..
VIM. N. Johnson, of San Francisco, for late
California papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06
HLACKSMITH wANTED

A BLACKSMITH Of good character for steadiness
IA and capable OF doing fair country work, can 6nd
permanent situation ita the Undersigned and good
wages guaranteed. Apply Immediately in person or by
letter to THOMAS =. GUNNELL.
dec4u Newburgh, Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

DECEIVED by the steamer Empire
IL IL boxes ksisins - half boxes do 'cask Cur.
rahts; bis Oranges bbls oftshei Almonds; sboxss
Lemons; do Nutmegs.
dec4.lm THOMAS HEADFy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06

oTThe Prairie City Bank, at Tere Haute
has commenced issueing its bills. The Ex-
press speaks of these bills as being very
handsome.
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LA TIE ARRIVAL

LATE ARRIVAL.
Il - B4S Fresh Garden Seeds sale at wholesale,
81 for which will take Rags, feathers white BEANS
beeswax. yeniscn, chickens, &c, in exchange.
deco 3m THOMAS nEADEN.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A active yrung about IL years old with some
IA experience IN business and SPEAK boil u English
aud German languages, vans situation in in
this city. Inquire OF
noy27 e.
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To REAL ESTATE BUYERS.
q. B. HA SR-LL, CAIRO, ILLINOIS,

LAS authority to sell TWENTY ACRES OF LAND
Ii lying within the cit, limits Of Cairo. The Land i:
situated two miles, line esi, from the junction OF
the rivers. and thirty from he Illinois Central kal
road. contract for building levee around the land
exists and as its fuinment rests with of aoste
hausiiess ability, fear Of failure la this behalf be
reasonably entertained IL half the expectations enter
tanned by tiousan l. of people concerning Cairo
aIized within ten years land Will be directly in the
centre of the city
IPTlle FROM the Government. Terms easy.
Cairo, Illinois. Nov IS, ls5e rdcc3.tf
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Il. R. e.
ITS .MODUS OPER.aJNDL
II T instInty Stops Paint
Il u Instantly Checks Diseased,
Ii Instantly Removes its Causeil
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII Stop tue most former ting Psinsi
VIII Allay the most ExeIusiatipe Cramps and spssnsI
Viii Sooshe the most Violent lrritationsin
1T DAILY CURES
Throughout the United Suites. many hundreds Of the
most obstinate Of
Neuralgia, Paralysis,
i iam sU%..' spinsf Complains.
Lumtaso. s. seS in The Back.
D,.rs.: Hourly Cures e 1sSs:. Ss.s :.
Dysentery Cramps and Spssms
Sick Headache, Sore throat
Tic Doloreux, Coughs and Colds.
Sour Stomach, lnauepza
Bad Breath, Tightness of the Chest,
Sick Stomach, BiIiousness
Tens of Thousands Of tn, most Excruciasine Pains
Pains in the Back, 49, ltaH
PAINS Pains in the shouldez. $50
Pains in the joints, ff-taf
Pains around the Henri
Pains around the Liver,
Pains around the Kidney, lgea ~ ~
Pans in the Head. the Face, the Feet, DE Arns,
Side, and Stomach,
Nervous Peins
Rheumatic PainsA .-
Sciatc Palms.
Syphitc Pans II. 49,
Sharp and Acute Pains, Heavy and 6rumbllns Pains:
Aches of all kinds. :.
Back Ache, Ear Ache,
Face Ache, Tooth Ache.
Spiral Complaints. a..
Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful feelings By
X. r. X. Relief.
CklPPLES!
LEAP FOR JOY!
The Crippled and Bed ridden ere instantly relieved
We have cases where the crippled and stifjointed
Robbie their way TO our Laboratory. 70 received IL
soothing influence
!, And Walk away. Rejoicing
In the Qu!sk and Sudden lnicacy Of the K. R.R
CARD.
We guarantee fhat In min ETY. nne cases out OF one
hundred Railways Ready Relief win DO ali that 10 here
set down. One trial viii prove Its efhcscy. The mo-
ment is applied arrests The progress Of diseased
ton, and instantly ailays irritation.
Genuine Relief
Zach bottle ie DO genuine must bess he fac smile
On the Label, AND THE LETTERS
BLOWN IN TIE GLASs.
General Agent for the State of ken.dcky - Edwin
Norris Wholesale druggist Louisville eso sale by
Raymond Patten 4th street. and l. r. Blackwell, ID
street
John c. Dayie and Scrfbner Il DevoI New Albany;
c. I'll. Clarke, Vincennes; Walling Ely. Princeton r.
f. Suire druggist Madison and all respectable DR. ggss
throughout the United states and Csnadas.
WOolSEY Il LINCK, Agents,
Evansville, Ind. r
RAILWAY * CO.,
novie leg Fulton st., New York.