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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

- THE undersigned have purchased Price.
~ Livery Stable, on Locust street, and made i'm.
~ provements to il. and now haye hand fol
-1l-l hire good stock Of HOSES. BUGGlES and
CARRIAGES 10 which We ipyite the attention Of tho
public. They intend from this time endeavor sas-
g the wants of the public in this particular snd hope
articles and terms will prove agreeable. Carriages for
parties excursions, funeral &c, ways hand Being
provided with good hostlers prepared board
horses and keep them in the best style:
aug34 NJ. e. Z. II. DeGARMO.
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SPORTSMEN
NEW GOODS.

CASES Poots and Shoes: SO and bales. Prints
lt Sattoneits and Flannels &c. Just received and for
sale by sept3 MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
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JNHE partnership heretofore existing under the hrir
Of Harrington Crane Co.. is this day dissolved b!
mutual consent Either of the subscribers are autorlZ
ell to sign the name of tac firm in liquidation.
ISAAC A. CRANE,
Evansville, Sept LIST 1852 scp-a.n WIN. COOK.
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EVANSVILLE HAT M ANUfAcToaY

II RESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of the public to
Il my style OF Hats The shape is elegant and OF the
approved style Having selected the very best Of
Stock. the quality will be equal to any Gentlemen
leaving their orde may res, assured that ns will
BE- spared ia giving them tastfui and becoming hat
All kinds Of fancy silk and Fur hats made to order. Par
ticuar attention is paid TO ordered hats Very Cheap
Caps +. VAUTlER.
septi4 FrS; street 3d door above Main.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW YORK CLOI HIN@ STORE.

between Main and Sycamore.
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WASHINGTON Hotel.

CORNER of Water and Vine Streets Evansville Ind.
~ The undersigned, have taken the above house, and
inform their friends old friends and the travelling public
generally that they are nov prepared 70 accommodate
them the reasonable terms and In the best style
Ii is their ineBtion TO keep orderly and quiet house.
The table viii. all times be supplied with the best the
market ords and they have doubt by their long
Perence in catering for the public 10 give entire sats
faction 70 all, who may favor them with a call.
aug2l-6m JOSEPH SPITZ & JULIUS PABST.
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J. r. wALKBR


nRS. WALKER & HATCHITr, having assoeistsl
~ themselves together in the Practice Of Medicine and
surgery would respectfully 10 the ctssnds
Evansville ad vicinity, chat they are prepared 10 attend
to calls, either day night.
pr Hatchitt will pay particular attention the BYE a.A
Chronic Diseases generally. . - :.
Office ON Third street, opposite the Public Square.
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MEDICINAL.
,. 4. WILCOX, H.. v. MrrcuD
EDICAL NOTICE

EDICAL NOTICE
nRS. WILCOX & MITCHELL, having associated,
~ themselves together in the practice of Medicine,
surgery and Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully
inform the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that Of
the firm be found at their ofce First street. BE-
tween Main and Locust all times, day night ready
TO attend to professional calls. (jy304w]
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DRs. BYFORD q FINCH

MOULD inform the citizens Of Evansville that the
w have associated themselves together in the pra
tice Of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics Their once
on the corner of First and Vine streets.
Evansville, June 18th, 1852. ju es-u
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Billiards.
ST. CHARLES RESTAURAT.

EMANUEL GUMBEBTS having taken the large
Il three story brick building, near the German Thea
tire, where he will be happy TO accommodate his
friends, and the public generally in the approved
style. His Bar will at all times be supplied with thu
choicest turntables, and the best imported Cigars.
splendid LUNCH will be set at 10 O'Clock every day. wit
those hasty plates OF and all the other a
the season. Gentlemen can be accommodated at,W
ford aug20-3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE EVANS REsTAURAT

LNvANS, of Evansville has fitted up the large and
Il modous three story Brick, recently erected by Mr.
F. Linck, First street the Sherwood rouse the
complete style, and is now prepared to welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will at all times be supplied with PURE liquors
splendid Lunch VIII be set day at 10 o'clock
M with Turtle Soup and all other attainable delieaces
well known and skillful Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen can be accommodated any hour with the
dishes and luxures Of the season. served i'm the best
StyD.
Spiced and herme ticay sealed Oysters Of the finest
quality hand-the best Of Cigars, DC. tjyl1u]
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. p. B. JOHNSON respectfully tenders bis profsi
sional services to the citizens Of Evansville Ind il
vicinity. Office On First street. few doors above th
Sherwood Houseth formerly occupied by DR.. Ira
ton. Residence near the corner Of 9th and Walnut
[jy233ml
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A LIENS FANCY PRINTS-es cases new style rec
n this day and for srlc by JAS. Low Il CO.
au2S AZ Main street Louisville KY
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INNTERPRISING young men who give satisfa Glory
T. reference, find profitable employment for sew.
era months in selling he work entitled The Life
OF Gen. Scott" highly popular work and selling very
rapidly. Liberal commissions will be allowed. Call OF
T. CONJUNCTION & CO..
jy1'-u Corner Main and First streets.
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II IME--l00 bbls White Line, in good eooperae
IL reed this day and for sale by
jyl9 PEESTON BROTHERS.
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NEWS frsa Tsxass
also later dates than prsvisusy received fro. the
interior,
rhsvs.w.s Arg In u. tow. Of Washington :. the
L~s s ssys the aanss we're discovsssd n x: R.nss
Three houses destroyed when IN opportuns shower
arrested ths nys othervss half the town might have
Of iaosnaiaEiss letter fron ur Lanoastsr the pro-
pretor OF the Ranger to the editor Of Galveston N
states that the paper will soon be reestabhsd In better
The following items are copied froa the Galveston
Nevs Of the 7th Instant
pistol sooidsnt.y discharged it. the bel. entering his
into the region Of the brain H. yet alive but Il
supposed he cannot survive long He had but few
Ssspns It the time Of the fss socdsnt II. h.. Been IL
this city but few weeks and IL quite stranger He
csivsd the most prompt attention from several Of our
discovery CT badly nutlstsd dead body was made
Last Friday, and 1t ct first believed that horrid
TALLY buried under tho powder house, the head
and ono leg being wanting and the breast having been
buried another psos near by Upon frthsT
tion. on Saturday, the body was identified by Dr. Huh
but a. that Of German who had died in tho hospital
day or two before Tho presumption II that he dis
inferred for the purpose Of dissection Of post
examination, but by whom is not known The new
schooner General Pierce Captain Fostt arrived in port
Friday last from the Brszos river with ia bales Of
cotton consigned to Shaskord 10 barrels Of molass-
o., to r D. G. Mills and bbls Of pecsns to r. b. Nj
chols & Co Another German emigrant vessel came to
H Williams wharf day before yesterdsy-the brig
Wsnderer, Csltai. Raschen, forty. nine days from
Bremen with about hundred and twenty passengers
all q whom are in good health and will proceed to the
interior forthwith This vessel is consigned Il. Kau
man Co. They have mutual insurance company ct
Indiano,a which shows dividend Of thirty three per
cent tho capital stock the first quarter OF Its orga
nizaton.
The San Antonio Ledger Of the 25th u has the follow
ing items: Monday week at Quih small German set.
delaware Indian brutaly murdered 1t that
some three years ago party Of Camanches had killed
German family The Delaware has long been In the
ploy Of tho United States ~ an Interpreter German
woman however pointed him out one contested with
the former outrage. crowd collected shot the poor
friendly Indian cut OF his head and tied him by his feet
to . wild horse The affair is outrageous"
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Passenasrs Arrived.

SAN JuAN-steamship Star Of the west-y Vince. o
Vince, Capt Eldrdse Trlsby, counE l. Lousssr
ftiokier W Reed, Thomson, Chandler &c Hoiasisd.
stenesurnsr, D Herman, = White . Ioiser. 3 q
Nelson. Bell, Ball, F.simmcas, DO wies w En-
erson, p KELLY Kelly, Lockridge, Conant, WHIT
II Rodney, Madding
NV ORIEANs AND HAyAvA--sscs nship ghorokse-Nieg
II perdoux Brs Locke and daughtsy Count Heidenhon
Forgsy MoMartin snd dan shtv 8 Harrison and lady.
oKsra, MA Quinn, Given Nv ray, May, r Lee, VIZ
semrel N Carson Hsrnsnv IS, del Monte, Emisis
CnAslrsr9N.s nsniP su.hsraerzJ T ssltse saa
lady Root lady and child Pitcher ATrsysrs CoatsA
w Selnuer, Stewart, rs piergpr Nrs Htccknan q
Risins-l5 IN the ssesrase,
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PORT or New York, December 10, Iss
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamship United States Berry, AsInwAll Dec T. Kpgs-
ton Ja i2th with gold and passengers 70 Jones&
steamsi p Star of the wt Tnilspsuah, san Juan, 10th
inst With ,RasCshn avs to allen o,,.. !. u.
ss sns sS:1 s aA
peTis.osd heavy ssis. dsIiss shs whole passage. .
o 1ssx
Sa1sy from AZ sSIy m
p spoke ship Gi.nnIie tbrj from Annoy for pSnaIsla
E os sss'sS' s
Ps fs Bss 4 s bark
TFsa s s fssy sss
with ss sD sa ss:s pa 80 r asi
very heavy Weather during me whole pas
No, a. Ion q ssS anti "a most
sails lost and nearly whole su Of SAILS shfted car
Sosl cargo getting much SaS.ssa
before it could b seen;ed carried away two Of The main
shs Grew Was ssi = The time; ' .. w. :, :.
Bri; IIdsSn tBr) Aslward' Sydney Ms 10 days. with
assl ps.s g. Sc S:. xs
and Great M.rseE into y Julia
carried away sinSOo% main ss nsnss main rigging
as d sas, smS :nss as
A sehr Powell Watts Wilmington NC. dsy. with
dss with cotton
ssSr A%siis; fsss Ss,ies: Az. Az.
sohr Strong Kyle, days. for Bid eport
schr Treasurer, Burrows, rhiladelphia days.
Schr Ship Carpenter, Bures Smyrna, Del, days.
sclr Norfolk Packet Powell Alexandria, days.
schr benjamin Smith, Brown, Virginia, days.
Sohr Racer, johnson, Virginia, days.
Schr AIRED, watts, Virginia, days
Echr Sophia, Warren Virginia, 2 days
sioop Senate Senator. S9R snaerman, Virgins, days
Brig Salisbury, ofNewburyport.
SAILED,
Ships Constellation Allen. LvsrpocI Csrsline Tuoksh
Chase, San Francisco; washington Page Noriesans'
Wind At sunrise, WI meridian and SUNSET esi"'
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Died,
On Friday December II, JosErH HICKS, son Of William
Hicks. Belfast, Ireland aged u years.
His friends and relations requested to attend his
funeral to Greenwood Cemetery, this morning, at to
O'Clock, from his late residence, No Hicks street.
Brooklyn
On Saturday December 49, Lsus BurLEa, only child Of
The relatives and friend. are invited to attend the fu
neral this afternoon, at O'Clock, ct Fordham Cara
S a. sfsa
HAaRI aged "a years, native Of Dumfresshire Scot
land.
Her friends, and those Of Samuel Davidson are re-
quested to attend her funeral this day (Monday) at
o'clock from the house Of Samuel Davidson, letter D.
December 10, WILLIAM Hook, son Of Robert W. and
Mary Il. Stampef, in the Sd year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this Afternoon ct O'Clock from 157
Henry street, Brooklyn.
Louisville papers please copy.
On Sunday. December 10, WILLIAM FIELDING
The friends and relatives Of the family requested
to attend his funeral at O'Clock this afternoon from
On Sunday December 10, ELIZABETH, wife Of the late
George Natsell, aged 10 years,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Tuesday Doc
81 at O'Clock p at the residence Of her son, George
W: Mstsen, No SO Stanton street:
On Sunday December IL the beloved wife Of John J.
On sunday morning December TO- Of Group, JoHr JACOB
only Of John and Elizabeth Knapp aged years and
His funeral will take place to-day, (Monday Dec 90
at half past o'clock from 90 Market street. to Green
wood.
On Sunday morning, December TO- Of scarlet fever,
SARAH r., daughter Of Prosper NJ. and Lucy Ann Wet
more.
Funeral service at Church Of Ascension Monday at
0 O'Clock A. n.
On Thursday December 16 at her residence ct Green's
Farms BETsEY wife of II. Taylor aged 40 years and
months.
On Saturday evening" December 49, after short Illness
MARY ANN, wife of Patrick A. Keane.
The friends of the family and those of her brothersin
law, James Keane and Andrew Fallon, respectfully
invited attend her fnera from her late residence 90
East Twenty sixth street. Monday, goth inst, at
O'Clock precisely.
On Sunday, December 10 LEONARD, infant son Of Leo
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
parents 1S9 West Twenty street this Mondsy)
afternoon at O'Clock, without further invitation
On Sunday morning. December 10, WILLIAM N. JOHN
SON, in the SD year Of bis age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend his funeral Tuesday, 2lst inst ut O'Clock P.
M from his late residence, 179 Forsyth street.
On Sunday December 10, JOHN MICHAEL only child Of
Edward G. and Rosena Murphy, aged months and
days
The relatives and friends invited to attend his fu
neral Tuesday 2lst init, at O'Clock P. M from hi
late residence, No. 80 Pearl street
On Sunday, December 10, MARGARET ANN, only daug h
ter Of Richard and Anna Murphy aged months snd q
days.
The friends of the family invited to attend her fun
eral this afternoon at O'Clock from No. "a East Twsn
ty eighth street.
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Marrisd.

Married.
In Williamsburg, on Sunday evening Dec. 10, by
Rev. Mr. Hustled, Mr. w. II, RoBERrsoN, of New Orleans
to Miss MARTHA j. REYNOLDS, of the former plscs.
New Orleans and New Haven papers please copy.
On Thuredsy, December TO- by the Rev. Dr. Hanison,
Miss SUSAN j hcKIBDEN, daughter Of John McKibben
Jr OF this city, to THOMAS A. RIDER, Esq, Of West
Point NJ Y.
December 16, by the Rev. VIM H. Moore at st. Georges
Church. Hampstead L. l., Mr.. GEORGE s. WILLIAMS, of
this city, TO- SUSAN r. eldest daughter Of Stephen Hew
lett, of the former place.
December 1T by the Rev. A. s. Leonard, at the resi-
dsnce Of DR. Walton, Houston street. FRANcIY p WIoH
MANN, of II. Wichmapn, Eco Of stettin Prussia
to daughter the late Rev. Prince Crawford
Of Liverpool, England.
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v,,v.a ,o,bschr John Burgess stirling. NforiS lkh,
steamship CONWAY iBr), Sawyer. savannah 90,
ruthsms FensIsy, New oreansi 18th, bark pul Bogss
Dizce. Mobile
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Ihore nave pechso sri'S Nav ORLEANS, Dss Is.
Arived-siips Della Maria Burlssh and 81 Louis Den
xts kXorb
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THE BANQUET.

At o'clock the members Of the convention and
the invited guests commenced to assemble in the
saloon Of the Mechanics Institute, which 10 about
26O feet in length, by so wide. The tables extend
cd in double tiers tho whole length Of the saloon
and were decorated in q style Of magni6cence that
it would be difficult to described, nothing being
wanting that the most lavish expenditure could pro-
cure. The bouquets alone were procured at cost
Of 5000, and every thing else to correspond.
The number Of plates laid was Eve hundred, all
of which were occupied, whilst the galleries were
ladies.
The decorations Of the saloon were magnificent.
Flags Of all nations were suspended around the
galleries, intormingled with evergreens. A band
was stationed at each end Of the hall.
John O. Bruno, ESQ President Of the Board OF
Trade, presided, with Senators Dawson and Under.
wood, and Hon Messrs Breckenridge, Bowie, Jones,
aaj other lsnbNs, to tho right and lat, The gal
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MA RITIM lie TELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC YoRK-rHs DAY.
SUN RISES ~ NOON SETS. morn OF %
SUN SETS. 81 HIGH WATER. morn % Ii
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There were no delegates from Illinois, Arkan-
sas Iowa, Missouri or California, or either of the
Territories.
After an absence of a few minutes, VIM. II Hoff-
man, Esq Chairman of the Committee on Organi-
cation, reported as follows
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coming for the consummation Of it's prejects-he
would no longer consider it unworthy of the South
Mr.. BURwELL said that he had been misuuder-
stood; that he did not allude to the respectabity
OF the convention, for even with increased numbers
it could scarcely be more So but to the meagre at.
tendance and want of interest that was manifested.
He did not know how much capital was represented
here, but he conceived that there was not that in
teIest and enthusiasm visible that he expected to
find.
BRANTz MAYER, Esq. asked whether Mr.. Burwell
appeared here as . member Of the convention, and
by what suthorityl
Mr. .BURwELL replied that he vas elected dele.
gate to this convention by the citizens county,
Va, county that raised last year two hogsheadso Of
tobacco, and 200 900 bushels Of weeat.
The committee to superiDtend the printing of the
proceedings Of the convention were then appointed
by the Chair, viz Messrs. Bruno, Nelson and Bay.
or.
Mr.. FREEMAN, Of Tennessee, moved that when the
convention adjourn, it adjourn to meet again at
Memphis, on the first Monday In June.
MIR. RUSSELL moved that it meet semi annually In
succession in each Of the commercial cities Of the
South
The resolution, as originally offered, to meet at
Memphis on the first Monday Of June, was then
adopted
The usual complimentary resolutions to the Chair,
to the Board of Trade and to the citizens Of Balti
more, were then adopted, and briefly responded to,
when the Convention adjourned, at 4 O'Clock.
The delegates were then informed that tho ban
quet, in preparation for them at the saloon Of the
Mechanics Institute, would be In readiness for them
at o'clock, and their attendance earnestly soli-
cited
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RgAp rnE cERT1FlcATE
Tallapoosa Co, Ala

.., TallAPoosa Co, Ala, Jan. Q, 1852.
Dr. GuysOt-Dear SIr;-1 send this certify you that
sour Extract of Ye0w Dock and IssrsaPatiIa has
formed OF the most wonderful cures on me that has ev
have been afflicted for forty years with irruptons
crutcLcs, and in 1919 had leg ampunted above tho
knee In about months aer other leg broke out III
nG Zeal GS oeRaiye natter and sSR:
time my left hand broke out in large running
The misery that have suffered for the last Two years
rested day or ngSt was given up 10 de- and by the
help God had made preparation for death, and had
pointed out 10 my family the place where to bury my
mains. d. MT
wrapPeEs read it, and found record Of some wopderla
cures reformed by your Extract Of Yellow Dock and
nsnced taking IT. two weeks TO my great astonish.
men my sOres become easy, aud could sleep all night,
six bGes my so had nearly ali healed Ny st
well as Il by have now used in all eight
and consider myself we'll am at loas for terms
gratitude for wi what It has done for me- must call il tho
Savior Of HHP from misSy h We ying h upon sP5
believe it will cure any known disease in the world
Lay aside all preudlces and Just try it, and proclaim its
take 1t, for it will cure them
ws in Ss PS 1 s5 sOg gau SaTS o
above cure Invite them to SiI on me. and VII show
ono mile from stoes Ferry, BBNBJAH HUGHES
Serofula syphilis. Mercural complaints, Cancer, Gangre
re- and vast variety Sf other
cured By the use OF this medicine. , ,... i,
Dadeville, Alabama, May 81, 1852
MeSsrs Scoville & Hcad:-This is certify that about
the February last was afflicted with three
four painful aud about the face some OF themas
large quarter OF dollars they assumed the appear
or Cancers, and was fearful they would terminate III
Cancers. About three weeks since commenced taking
DOcOT Guysott's Extract Yellow Dock and SaTsapas
rla' aud found immediate relief from its use. have
taken quite two bOttics and the face
all healed ups and those my neck are nearly SOL ani
truly believe they will be entirely well in few days.
checrfuy recommend cdr Guysotts Extinct OF Vel.
Dock and Sarsapara" 10 persons afflicted with any
kind of erpons caIcerOuS My general health
is much improved by the of the medicine. . -
Respectfully. RlCHARE b. BURKE.
Quart bottles, 81 rer bottle-SX bOttIeS for S5
JOAN u. PARK.
Northeast corner OF Fourth Walnut Streets Cinein
na, Ohio, General Agent for tho West to whom all
Hers INNS h add
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Leua WHO wish to purge the blood impurities and
prepare the system epedeuiCs
tiyact OF Yellow dock and SursaparilR, which pro-
wing Itself anldOte FOR many OF the most NAL grant dis.
cases That flesh is heir to- and win never be dlsappo
t form this remedy The yubc1lith has never wRvered
nsycT waye for il y founded on experience, Just
tcir want Of faith In other and spurious compounds
founded oil experience They fly nom mineral n0struns
seek hope, life aud yigor from this REMEDY
however broken down in health and sPiTits-howeve'
l1athesoc TO himself aud others, let despair
covcryj the patient only understand that his hope
restoration lies only in "GuysOts Extract OF Yellow D0eh
and SarsapHTia,' and persuade him, for his lies sake
Try it, and have hesitation in predicting his speed
rcstoratlOnto health " ~ Gel. .I 81 |lifH -
Tho Shaker prepared yellow JOek.,' and tho "Red
Honduras Iia " the invaluable mcdnI agents
from which lr, Guysott's Improved Extract of yellow
DOCK and Sarsaparila is forlned and laboratory Dr.
the virtues OF these in their
felton, His preparation contains all the restorative prop,
critics OF the roots combined and concentrated in their
strength and efficacy.
Experiments were manufacture this 1eIi-
until it found that il could not be further improved,
Accordingly fluid il TegoTCd to almost universally
SaseA Hepatic ScorbutiC aud CnAneous complaints
general pTost raton OF all the vital powers, and those
tdrmeng diseases OF the skin trying the patience
and so Injurious 10 the health ~ 10 n 'tH'
The following Ben1jah Hughes is OF the most
astonishing on record Aler forty years Sickness two
eEeTucigng torture, the ampuatiOn OF Oneleg
the body and limbs almost mass OF eating, purifying dis
charging ulcers to be cured by eight bottles OF Gnysotts
Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsapaa is alHoE: mirac