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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-08
FARMERS AND MECHANICS
HE AL II II ASS CIATION!
Cleveland Ohio = Lafayette, End
ca GLT $4,000.

This is an Association of Farmers. Mechanics and
Il Workingnen generally, for the mutual ASS stance
Of each other in Of sickness accident.
by the payment oi the Admission Fee of Si.5o atthe
time of making applications and at the first Annual De-
pOst within tea days. YOU will become Life Member
nd will he entiIleU to u Weekly Ben fit il YOU shoul
be disabled by Sickness Accident from pursuing
orlinar, business patton. Females insured agans
sickness common to both sexes.
Rates NF NEARIY nEPOSITS.
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SrATIONERY &C.

bankers C.scs; Bank books. Pass books Time
ID books md baRS books Of all kinds; variety OF
Zoe Ictter Impers ANA full stock o letter and csp papers
suited to the country trade.
Scrap books and elegant style. oil papers for
letter books waters and sealing quilts and Steel
pens
Letter presses and books. inks, maps, &c, &C. and
for sale whclcsfie aud retail by
ass0 RATHBoNE & HELLER.
CLOVER sEED.-A small lot JUS: received and
Y , for sale by nyi PRESTON BROS.
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LOUISVILLE ADV ERTISEME'TS

DOM ETS.-l0easa superior Fancy Lace Bohnsts
ID received This Jay and for sale by =
JAMES LOW g. Co..
myl9 AZ Main St, Louisville, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-08

is SeRsNGAND So IA N.Est GCODS. %
S'HANKLINtS REILLY, Wholesale and Retail Deaf
- ers in Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods have now in
store and receiving dirccIfrom the Eastern ciles,
well selected of Spring and SumHier Goods suit
able this market which they offer 10 their customers
mi all others. very low rates. Tue following com
pr ses part of their stock:
Black, blue aud brown Cloths;
Black and fancy Cassimere-; r-.-
Twesds CassIReites Satln SILK ard Marseillcs Vest
. ings; - d. t
Cottona les, Denims, Brown and blcachcd Linen
Drills; .-.Es.- 81.
Brown and b,elched Sheetngs and Shirtinss;
Forty neh pillow Co;ions and Linens -u
Caiicors, Lawns, Deragss, De,age dc LANES aut
20 Poplins;
Dotted and embroidered Swiss Nuslins;
Black and cold .ilIaeas;
Black aud cold silk Shawls; ZOE d. II
White and cori Grape co.
Black gros de Rhn ) lbs. BrocaGe;
Chameleon and plaid silks,
Hosiery. Gloves. BoHues, Ribbons, Parasols, ane
Umbrellas
Hats Caps, Boots ard Shoes;
Window papers and painted shades.
Al O--A full assortment of Trimmings and NOTIONS
al c which We will sell a the lowest market prices
Call in aud exami.e for yourselves II tn corner OF
Main and First streets, Evansville. Ind -.
aneI sHANKLIN e. REILDY.
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The above rates are for the whole term OF lfc For
seven years insurance, the rates 49, per less.
On the rates half only is required in cash
the remaining half in a Premium Note.
California risks taken al extra premium of % per
cent. J. CASSELBERRY, Agent
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. feb2J
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MISCkLLAN 0US.
j. G. HENSON n SON,
UNDERTAKINGS AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
pATENT METALLIC RiTRIAI rASES
UGrerOera, .NGiR Street. 5stccca Fourth caG FS(th
EV;.nsNific. Gud

RE- now prepared 10 attend To the duties Of Und r.
"A takers in ali its various branches and have prov ied
themselves with good and Deat Hsarses and by their
ohg experience in the business tie superiority OF their
Natalie Burial Cases the Collins which been
la genera their modrrte charges, ard desire
please will en;e them &c The patronage of those who
desire their services
Particular attention psid TO Dressing and shroudme
bedies, engraving anne plates 6c.. &c. Also, pre-
PAIRING ard eDeasg transportation. with
tu htiendantst any part OF the Union.
N b. large stock OF Wood and Cloth cred Cof-
hns on hand. and furnished al the shortest notice.
mas9-3m* -i
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THE
GREAT ERE IN CHI LLICOTHE,
One <tIs rd of TN G Town Burnt TO Ashes ;!

CmLLrcornE, o., April 18th, 1859.
Messrs. STEARNs g. MARVIN
GeHfteaeH: Yours of the 5th is al hand. In reply,
every Safe in the fire. has proven good for
nothing. losta large Safe-IT PERFECTLY psrRoY
ED-but in tue SMALL SALAMANDER BOUGHT FROM You
NOTHING wAsIssuEED. Your obedient serv,
WM. +. CLEMONS.
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MORGAN KEEN 81 PRESTON.
.Io'ters in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, BonReLs. dc. dc.

A RE now receiving the. Spring and Summer Stock
10 whih they respectfully yinvite the stteon ofthe
rdds. HVhaVe now So packages III store Of Dry foDds
"ouSath I'D Eecember and shp Jed at low freghts,-which
cl az q VIII sell low. They consist OF the following
Dd"htis lght prints. Alleh's Ruby prints Drunet's
udIN PriHts S's bleached drills BOJ bne drills Pen
Ti ,roWn fills, fay lOrs ~ due brown sairtu0s al
long colhs, Fdtapseo, OTIS, nj Amoskeog Deuims Fan
ey PLAID Cotonades. Fancy plaid striped and shaded
We viii be receiving Goods every weat tb-o,,ho,,
the season and have no hesitation i'm s,yi - ~, =, n 1. %
up bett stoek than we have eT,r offered 10 The tt,
oar Dress ooois, such as Prints GinglamS Lawns
excellent qualities; Our stun Goods The most sus,D
ta kinds OOng the Cream OF the ou Eastern ularkes
lu even dep r;ment Of Stock the Tr,,a a. an a.
gooi and saleabie Goods for u e determined oil
poor NJ shabby Goods shall ne inside tae WALL
OF store.
mag MORGAN. KEEN 81 PRESTON
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSURAN nee COMP ANY
IN

ISCoRPoR ,Trp ny THE LEGISLATURE Ono.
Charter Perpetual
OFFICE No. IA. EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI.
IUNHiS COMPANY issues Polii atihe follow ing rates
Il for 900, an,i in proportion Tor "a larger amount.
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ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Commission .sna EOrwurdirg
Al % T. SE.
JosEPH MooRIpsr. FrAscrs .crArt,
MOG hIDGE & INF FAUI.
IU'ISs' u -s.''s ~

q c,y
CORNER OF CoNmEscIAL, rISE STREETS.
tONSlGNMENTs AND COMMISSIONS will have
- our prompt and personal attention, and liberal
ad1ances VIII be -lyen when required. ConsgHeuIs
or Bill of Ladin;s in hand.
Orders FIR the Pur, hase OF Lead. GRAIN Hemp and
other Produc. will be filed the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwa ardug of Merchandise aud
Produce will ineet with especial aud dispatch the
lowest rates of freight .il always be procured aud
expense OF stcr-ge and drayage as much possible
avoided 20 q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-08
JOHN c. lTTHEW..
WIN L. G. A fs EA Grs' % rs v

Sycamore ST., bet,Ceea Water and First streets.
rtE subscribcr has established Vinegar Factory TT
i Nessrs Zdln ~ Witnan's Liquor Store, At the
above location, where famei and dealers may obtain
the best quality VInegdr less than Cincinns prices
his Vine ar will be eOGal to ,le best IN
the West. tte invites The attention of the public his
mannlleiOry. ldee3-6ml ! Z. Na'CrMEMS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-08

All deposits made wits the Company will be refunded
IN current Bank Notes u.css otherwise agreed upon.
mhly5lu WM. Il. PAGE. Seo'ty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-08
SAFES.

TUST reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
81 Patent Safes, which will sell at New FORK manu-
factory prices, with addition of freight only.
ALl.IS * H0WES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-08

ISAAC BRIDE. New Orleans, la
J.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, :. C..
THOMPSON ~ ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd.
HObYOAKES. LOWNES d co., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY 4 MORLEY, Toledo. O.
AILtS q HOWES, Evansvill Ia,
s. SHEPARD& " co. Buffalo, n. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lock port y. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. II. CAMPFlELD. Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES. Columbus, Ga.
DE'HOSSET ~ BROWN, Wilmington, " q.
WM. X ANDAI.I. ST. Paul. NJ I.
MORLEY & RAYNOLDS. Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD 4 GAINESVILLE, %.
HY. SUGGEIT, Rochester. y. v.
JAS. HUTTON, Y ontreal, Canada.
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We have open Policy Of Insurance. which will cove
ali shipments address, VIII advised by letter per
mail ar wnen endorsed on bills Of lading before or
the time Of shipment. M0GRlDGEd d McFAUL.
mare, '53--dovIy ST. Louis, Mo-
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JAQuEss, EvASs'L, FIELD, MERRITT & Co., y. J
MERRITT, FtELO Il co.

JMP0RTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
j. DOmesAS EgT Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
laisnew building, First street between Main and syca
more Evansville. lad. Particular attention paid
-f..--.l seBt13
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-08

The above letter shows that in rel hot fire, RIcns
SALAMASDERs are the oLy Safes to bc depended upon.
Ia the Pearl re eiereR safes of different makers
lily destroyed, RICHs SAFE ALONE bidding dc
10 the flames, preserving notes, bonds ana "rlga
ges 10 the value OF SUn The Chillicothe re is
parallel caseEvERY SAFE RICHs destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove incomtesti5y that Ners
Patent Saamanders. with RIcHs IMPROVEMENT, are ihe
best Safes made in the United States or in the whole
world. They be had at the DEPoT. l46 WATER ST.
and at the FACTORY, corner Of ST.. MARX PLACE ahd
ArE,ur. New York STEARNS& q MARVIN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-08
DEPOSITS.

fi7E Evansville Insurance Company pays interest on
4 cash deposits made at the Office ofthe Company on
VI alter street four dooss below Main the following
3 rer ceu Ieru
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
POETRY.
a4povsrty parts Good companie.,,

,,,,,,co AL 10 4 DY Eliza As cooK. OK s5s aae
We love the sayings of the odlen tines ais -
We guotc them in age, we learn them in youth; -
tsFThey fail on like a ding dong chimes -
Aat TAat experience rings in the belfry of
- Bat Iwonder what people it was in the land, fg
And wonder much where the land might be, ~
So stupidity wise, that the proverb could rise,
weEOf ssPoserty parts good Cempane.' -. z<d r
sssrwasa wofai tbing FOL for a man to prove, s2 a
fEsAnd ssorrowewas in the talesit told, sEdssi ha
For il said that goodness worth andsloye,
Weigh'd little without they were cast in gold, f.
md new in the world its better to hear,
And saddefset to feel and see, ,zv3 e &: -2s5
That velvet is shy when rags so bys &C sa4sq Tis
And that at Poverty parts good cempanie,'' II .az~
9Thesc,s anany a board where laggards sit, .,r
Heavy and dull as a winters morn; s..s -
d Not evcn red Muscadel brightehs their wit,
Is EetAeNk can we nartare what never borng
Spirit and sbfain of diamend light II. ate5 3ss @
Might quicken the feasting with elegant glee - e,,
But talent is OFT III beggarly plight,
q fFo. tPo9ests parts good conpanc.'' 5'-.5
Fun many a sinner Of poor estate 5-
With nothing 70 leave but felon's name,
Has walked death through the prison gate- ~
= The example of law and the target of blame.
But seeing the deeds that rich men do, .z.s =
He could point to many of high degree,
Aid think they might share the hangmpn's care;
~: Butt Poverty parts good Companie." Ef@sz
,sWe Bunisistlle Whining rogue, who seems ,{s !,
Toebe what res net in the open streets;
And the judge, in his sapient wisdom, deems -
The villain in peace the greatest of cheats.
a:But hypocrites live in eranduer guiss,
% Nily and cunning rogues be; 81 5zzz 49,.
They might rank with the beggar in meanness and les
But ssPoyerty parts good 4Companie " zs
Full many heart hata made ills home, ,5,ss.f,sg s
With hope and honesty close by its sides,
sEsTeinrtatoif may Whisper and lure it to roam,
ed Yet safely itgoesa W rh these in guide 80
Yet ihe bedlame queen of want cones in, se sez.;
And hope and honesty quickly fee.
&sWhe the lone heart groaTs in it's reckless sim
oht4 tID6yefty arts good C onlpa ME
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28


DEVOTION OF A MoTHER.-The Hagerstogp,
(Md.) Herald records the death of Mrs. Nourse,
an old lady, at the aims house in that town, and
adds: r, ~te .--:. Il. res. -t., -..-.4 z.-- Il
"About forty years ago son and daughter of
this old lady, both insane or idiotic, were brought
to the aims house Of this county. Soon, after
wards the mother left her home, and those of her
children who were able TO take care Of them
selves, took up her residence at the. aims house
with her afflicted and helpless offspring, and
watched over them and ministered to their wants
as mother only can do, until the body and men
tai infrmities attending the aged disqualified her
for longer discharge of this noble duty. She
was worto about ten thousand dollars in her own
right when she thus immured herself in this un-
attractive building, but she cheerfully SURRENDERED
all the comforts and enjoyments which such pc
cuniary competency afforded-severed the ties O
friendship and gave up the. pleasure of society
that she might bestow mothers love upon those
who most needed it., What proof of the jnten
sty of that love! What fact for the records o
Heaven" @f -s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

GooD.-We overheard queer thing from a
little fellow about six years Of age a short time
ago. The subject of srweddng cake had been
introduced in the course of conversation in which
the father taking part. "Father," said the
little fellow, after having apparently reflected in
tently on something, 81 shant send you any OF my
wedding cake when get married. s'Why SO!
was the inquiry. seBecause,' answ wered the little
fellow, ssyou didn't send me any ofyours."''.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

CsrAn old fogy complaining Of dull times, and
wondering how is young nelghbor managed TO
succeed SO wonderfully, remarked, that the latter
spent money enough in ADVERTISING to break any
mani
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

GA kind word is more valuable to the lost
than mine of gold.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

A week glided rapidly away. Lima suddenly
resolved to return home, and no one could az
count for her abrupt termination Of the visit un-
til, short time after, the cards Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lyman Devereux were sent to Car'yvilte.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

Near College, Nov. 20, 1882.
Dear Sur: have carefully read the statement made
10 you by James Webster, IN IelacR to hs attic
iioA aud his happy radiance thererom by the Of
preparation OF the plant known as the BEECH DROP.
have been well acquainted with James Webster for
'he last thiTtyhvo wears, and II gives me more than
ordinary satisfaction ia havi ne this opportunity 10 Offer
lei and integrity IN all respects The long time
though which have known him, his remarkably good
character and moral and respectable department, are
such not only 10 secure 10 him my approval and ad
mEaton but has in my knowledge aud oplnIcR, secu
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
History of the Beech Drop, or Cancer
Root.


1NHE Beech Drop, or Cancer Root, is figured and de-
i Scnhed by The celebrated Dr. Barton, III his Mcdi-
cal Botany.
\ ku owleGge OF its extraordinary medical virtues
was first learned from the North American Indians, by
whom II was used for the treatment aud cure OF Can.
Ger. rheumatism, Scrolua, aud Consumption.
Quick results in all chronic diseases are not TO be
expected, all the fluids aud sccrotonS OF the system
are IN disodeTed amt vitiatCd state and the only
way OF restoring the blood and secreticns to natural
and healthy state is by the of an alternative which
changes it from an impure aud diseased state 10 its
normal aud healthy condition.
Il will, however, take more or less time 10 effect
cure whete the faint Of the constitution is deep aud OF
long standing; but perseverance ITS will secure
the desired change aud the debilitaed organs will be
restored 10 their former Vigor
It is useful IN al scaly skin diseases, liberated
Sote Throat White Swelling, diseases Of the bone, aud
all cases of uCeous character II is also partscu
larry useful in Chronic and Nervous Complaints, &C.
earring in dcbnat,d and cachetic constitutions; III
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Enlargement of the
Liver aud Spleen DropSy, diseases OF the Kidneys AMI
Bladder and all diseases arising from an impure state
II The blood
The estimate that is accorded this preparation by the
medical profession, aud indeed by all competent TO
lddgc OF its merits, may be- IN the fact, that II Is
Constantly prescribed BY many of most eminent
physicians aud that has been presc ntcJ TO their stu
dents as wothy ot their especial attention.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
Chronic Rheumatism Cured!

GvntgriOWu. jan n, l~,l,
Dear ST: II Is with 1T crautur, and a tua'
others su disease max he Induced tie ENIaHt
at Rryrh Wup l,a consent ~ iUc following
TOT puhICty, lntd last month sufferer ChuE-
Rhtuwll>Ju, from thr ClrCs at winch health
Cuuprtyy undermined aud broken up that - ur
pounds ut usual weight Anxious uud Urrt
sur To the approved paIrut m,,iucs. u~cl NUM-
bet at Mts vt lOwuSruTs S1Sapaa, and exhausted the
list at luminous, without amy rr. Ny joints bee aur uw
enlarged, and the pains "a uAN UNcyuCisUg, that ivN
had In h- rubbed Two three a night The mus
legs contracted that prsyulrd the appearance
Ut man NJ STAY When Walked. ~ tins condition.,
more Uruusb curiosity than "ir anus good effects,
mCHct lv at NCy Dion, aud twelve
the cling ao0t my oiu had subsICd; aud now art I
NJ three hulcS, NuI able Ia business, aud
waA with the aud cumtou that formerly d,d
AUuTs tIuIN,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
Scrorulous Ulcer Arrested !
Certificate of II. Kcngid.

Georgetown, Nov. 90, 1852,
This is ~ certify that my celorc boy was afflicted
with scroulous ulcers of the worst character which
extended entirely over his whole body. Medical aud
could not arrest the disease UNTIL uSdcr the direction
of my physician, We commenced the use Of the TX.
tract OF Beech Drop with him. H. very shor, time
his general health improved aud the ulcers all dtied up
aud he is now perfectly well. II. HENGLA,
Above Georgetown, u {,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
Another Remarkable Cure!
Ncrlihfllc nf IhomnN Rdnrs.

Georgetown, Nov ~, 1857.
Dear Sir; afflicted, in lS2, 80 aud 10, with Sctunt
condition syscn, In which Wy physician Thought
lungs materially Involved was restricted 10 the
simplest diets fact my stomach would digest food suf-
hrirut strength, Upon consultation with another
eminent medical map was pronounced deep seated
aud arabic. NV ph cca~c visiting and
death nly expected NJ sh~Tt time, JAMES Webster
called me and persuaded the Extract OF Beech
Drop, Ia trw days my appetite tmpwNcd, and all the
pleasant symptoms ahut NY stomach passCd OF My
hrau improved by the a., IN 2orl weeks that
Increased nom - H. lsi pounds IN twelve monts
You scarcely sncr house where they had used
aud all acAnew, dsc It's virtues My family Hcvcr
without Il, aud attribute good health entirely
VIII rhrCttuhy Mur Information any concern
lug this extraordinary mvdciuc, VI they Will call me in
prtsuu, THOMAS BANGS, High 81.
. MI J. L. HipWEtL.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
SOROFULOUS SORE EVE,

wlrh gradually CNcud hct whole body The character
the violent that dCspaIul SAVING her
anil dreaded The loss ut her ~, hat srahs
heads aud after using tar caps and taking 10 bottles
o. swans rauarca, and quantity Ut tup Sarsap
atla, directed James Webster lie was Crn
tdsu vi the at the Extract IT Beech Dup, fused
IT. Ia three WEEKS hr wCt all heated aud hrr head,
hoJtihr the sight, dried up, She married now
blys>Cd Wits hvaIIy family has had the yaSi
Triutn Ut hvt disease Slucc.
\OutSs
5. NEWTON. Srconh IL
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
Another Similar Case !

Grorgrtowu, u, -, Sept. :, lS,S.
THIS Is ~ cCrty that my dauEhtrr Mary lmulJ atr
ted with U,iu rts um the
was eight wears did, hrI CiI eye uhtmc such
that THE phN siCiau remarked that wuud he uavlr
she dd lose u AUr UNrTtug In
suttur the inflammation, good effects at B'rh uop
rheumatism Asd OlvT dts,ascS, Induced Tho
UN"Cl produced WAS wonderful. In tour hNC days
nlaauOn all subsidized; the chds general health inisVci
aud site ROW vNmhUs the It,iuJr ot good health,
MARY nAlHACGll, SECOND Il.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

led to him the same appreciation from every who
knows him. have, ~ fact, (if may be allowed the
cNprcssion,) ever looked upon him very eN,raorl
nary man aud Tor his general good sense, prudence
aud intelligence, all his acquaintance can, aud am
sure will, It requested, bear testimony,
am sir, respectfully, your obcdlcnt servant,
LEWIS CARRERl,
Mt j. l.. KIpvEtt.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
CURE OF CANCER!

Georgetown, II, c.. Nov. |, 1877.
Dca Sn avn pleased TO hear that YOU have con-
scented e extend the usefulness ct your valuable prcpA
,lon OF Beech Drop, by placing it before the Iabc.
Anxious that my trlluw.nCn may be benefited by IT'S
powerful virtues, have concluded 20 narTatc rs near
as possible my own case with the hope that out OF the
thousands Of unfortunate beings afflicted wuh Slml.
ar disease, some may be induced 10 use II. For the
tmthuneSS Ut my statement can with pride aud sat.
lSidcton refer 10 the clGchS OF Georgetown, the most
of whom know me personally. and have perfect
nowledge of the wonderful cure effected by the Beech
Drop, M nv case. was attacked m June, lNl9,wuh
Inflammation of my nose, which tcrminatcdn sup
puraton. applied TO several OF most prominent
Physicians one pronounced it an eating cancer, an-
other Scrolula, another syphilis, The disease was
rested for a while, bu, broke out again in May, 1870,
with renewed violence. The itncrnal surface OF the
Judgements OF the cheeks, together with the throat
aud palate. became liberated. The whole Of the utcC
rmens OF the nose destroyed by liberation, and
part OF the uppt lip Tell oil. The eyed OF my left
eye was also destroyed by liberation. The disease
then extended my shoulder blade which also became
u horrible ulcer
At this time given up by my physician, and avoided
nv everybody, prayed Tor death. | couk, not make
myself understood; my swallowing was very difficult,
with no appetite whatever. The discharge from my
ulcers wOs nearly pint day. A man who had
been raised among the Indians in the Far West, in the
capacity o! interpreter visited town with several
OF the chiefs. Hearing of my great suffering, he
called upon me, and urged that should use the Extract
ct Beech Drop. lie PREPARED II in the used by
the Indians, aud administered II 10 me. lie directed
me TO continue the Of two weeks, at which time
the ulcers began TO diminish, aud lose their offensive
odoT, used it two months, and my disease became
perfectly cured. | gradually recovered my strength,
and the age Of seventy, able 10 undergo any
hardship and suffer any prvation that II seems 10 me
! ever could. Yours truly,
JAMES WEBSTER.