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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

CURIOUS SrAssH Orisioss or ras UsifkD
SrATEs.--The Madrid Clsrnor Publico of the
10Th Of February, has the following paragraph in
its Diplomatic Review:
While we contemplate the deporable politica al
situation of the nations of Europe, and the mis-
fortunes which menace them, we turn our eyes
insiinctivey to lands beyond the Atlantic. The
Republic of the United States is, in truth, the
star which in the end, must guide modern soce-
ty, and long time cannot eiapse before the CAPT
tai OF the land of the illustrious Washington will
be the capital of the world. The time has passed
when, separated from Europe by wide ocean, it
had no influence on our destinies. Electric tele-
graphs and ships driven by rariied air, recent
great discovery, will draw closer together. and
unite as parts fone body the fve,great known di-
visions of the world. Beforesuch a gene
rous system, before acts of such immense impor-
lance. how petty seem present projects to de-
priye the people of their already eliminated
rights.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

PUBLIC ACT-No 45J
AN ACT authorsing changes IL the location of land of
fees
Belt enacted by the Senate and House of Represen-
atives of the United States of America in Congress
sembed, That the President be, and he is hereby, au
horised to change the location of the land Offices the
several land districts established by law and establish
the same rom time to time at such point in the district
as he may deem expedient
Approved March 3, 1858.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
NEW YORK MARK ETS Anril al.

The stock market o-day closed FIRM but the
tons were not large. The money market continues un-
easy Exchange on London. 9aa9l prem.
The flour market is dull-sales of 500 barrels at 81
14as4 so for State, and s5as5 1874 for Southern brands
Rye -four and corn meal unchanged.
Grain quiet. Nothing OF moment doing in wheat
Small sales of white l23a "a CENTS red IL Sales
$4,000 bushels at 62a6a to &C for white
and yellow. 80
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
The Florida Indians.

CHARLESTON, April o.
We have later advices from Florida. Preparations
are in state of forwardness for the immediate COM
mencement of offensive operations against the Indians
Cen Childs remained at Tampa Bay. in good health.
The Indians had gathered in a body at the eastern
edge oil the Everglades, where they will remain until Of
fensve operations commenced and will then dis.
perse
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
The Pacific Railroad.

WASHINGTON, April 90.
Major Stevens has nearly completed his arrangements
Tor the survey of northern route for the Pacific Rail-
road. Lieut.. Duncan and party of sixteen persons
navo been sent to Oregon via the sthmus to sta TT from
FACETS Sound and the exploring party in the
tains. Another of the party has been some time in
Canada collecting information from the Hudson Bay
COMPANY
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
Sentence of Jack Stevens.
ptIrr A -,

Jack Stevens, notorious Tor his connection with
the Portsmouth bank robbery, WINS sentenced to-
day TO four years in the penitentiary, for his
late murderous assault upon officer Winkil, of
this city.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

James d. Gibson and Charles w. Button have
been nominated as the Wing candidates for the
Legislature for the county of Jefferson. They
are popular men, and. the Wings of Jeffer-
son have satisfied themselves with the novelty of
Democratic delegates, both will be elected
James w. Boiler, editor of the Spirit of Je6er-
son, and Nathaniel Sewers, are the Democratic
nominees
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

q Jacob Cross, notorious free scamp, was
examined before Recorder Pulliam Saturday,
upon the charge of stealing gold watch, valued at
$50, on Christmas day, from slave named Henry
White, the property of Mrs. E. A. Harrison.
Cross contended that he won the watch at cards
from White, and proved by several witnesses that
he had played with the complainant on that day.
After obtaining possession of the watch he sold it
to Moses Pike; and Moses, it will be recollected
was shortly afterwards arrested and tried for re-
ceiving thewatch knowing it to have been stolen.
He escaped conviction, however, and enjoyed the
felicity ofappeariog and testifyug in the case be-
fore the Recorder. The evidence favorins the be-
lief that the fellow Cross had won the watch from
White, while the latter was drunk, the Record
or dismissed the warrant, so far as the charge of
theft was concerned, but sent the case before the
Grand Jury. Cross will thus stand chance Of
being prosecuted for unlawful gaming.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

BALTIMORE MARKETS, April 23-9 P. NJ.
There is nothing doing in -four day. The market is
without inqairy to any extent.
Sales of a6o0 bushels family -four white Wheat at 1a7c
and some sales of good at 12le.
Sales of white at 52a53c and yellow at 57a5sc.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

1.-THE Wings of Lynchburg have nominated
Francis B. Deane, jr. as their candidate for the
next House of Delegates
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

is with deep regret thai have head of The death
of Mrs w. l.. GUSTS wlie of Geo w P. Gusts, esq,
OF Arlington. she exired yesterday, al half past one
o'clock p. mr. Uaaoa.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

SUSPENSION OF WATcHMEN.-Tne Mayor informed
Wachmen Boze and Granger Saturday morn
ing. that he should investigate the charge aleged
against them by Mr. I. A. Goddn, on Monday (to.dayY
in the meantime, he should suspend both Mr. Granger
made statement of his agency in the maer--asseted
that he did not approach the door of Mr. Goddins resi-.
dence-had no agency IN the transaction and did net
speak to Mr.. G. on the evening alluded to. True hs
with his plrtEer. Mr. Boze. to the of 9th
and Grace streets, bnt did not go inside Mr. G's lot
His statement agreeing with tho facts detailed by
Mr.. Goddin, the Mayor subsequently reconsdered his
decis on and ordered him on duty. The begins 10
serious aspect and we shall not be surprised 10
learn day that Waterman Boze has besn dismissed :.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

1.-THE Democratic members of the Louis ma Lee
gslature have refused to hold for the nomna
ton of candidate for U. s. Senator in the place of
the Hon. Pierre Sou'e
The resolution before the Legislature for final adj.
journment the I'd of May has passed both Houses.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

Two CONCERTS are announced for Tonight. Madame
Anna Bishop assisted by Mr.. Boehsa and fine band
gives grand EN- ertainment at the Theatre. Mrs Emm
e. Boswick assisted by her troupe of atstes gives her
second Concert in the African Church. Both entertain
ments are especially worthy of patronage and we trust
to see both well sustained.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

Scion Borand, of Arkansas be envoy extraordinary
and minister penipotentary of the United States to
Central America.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

Attempted Rank Robbery.
BosToN, April "a.
An attempt made Wednesday night last 10
rob the Granite bank Of Pascoag. The robber, whose
name is Henry Ward was arrested, and lodged in
prison.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

ANA B1sHop-We are becoming quite musica
people; at least the arstes who visit u.s. think so,
the nights a long time before fixed by Mada Anna
Bishop for her operate performances at the Theatre
springs up rather unexpectedly another musical
formance This ought to have been avoided; but at all
events Anna Bishop is first inthe field and she will hay
bumper. See her splendid programme in our ADVERT
sing columns.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
Mr.. WIN. O. CiooDx.-We fad the following para
graph in the last South Side Democrat:

To The Editor of the South Side Democrat:
You authorized to announce VIM. Goode, OF
Mecklenburg candidate for Congress in the district
composed OF the counties of Brunswick, Dnwidde, Not
toway. Amelia, Powhatan Cumberland Prince Ed
ward Charlotte. Lunenburg, and Mecklsnbnrg and the
City of Petersburg subjsel to the decision of
lion OF the mocrac republican party of the district
fsuch a convention shall be holden.
April 81 1853
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
ELECTIONS FOR 1852.

The following table gives the days which the State
elections for the present year held throughout the
Union.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
ANNA BISHOPS TICKETS,
For This Evening,
MEssRs. NASH 4 WOODHOUSES
% 25-3t Book Store.

ANNA BISHOP,
Theatre This Evening.
TICKETS to be had at P H TAYLOh'S Music Store
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, ap 25-3t
RICHMOND THEATRE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
DEFICIENCY IN THE TOBACCO CRoP.-The Louisvi |
Journal of the 18th says:

We the statistics of the tobacco sales this
up to the I'd instant and the corresponding last
year. in report of Tue day from which it appeared
that in number they precisely alike Last year
the crop exceeded the average fully SO per cent while
cheney not perceptib in the sales from the fact that
much of last years held back until this season.
and portion oft bought by spectators has gone
out but has been resod by them during the present
season, and of course remembered To give idea of
the proportionate sales this with last will
fer to yesterdays business; April 6, 1852, 2 hhds new
tobacco April g. 1852 81 hhds new tobacco showing
failing eff of so per We do think the deficiency
has been large throughout the season. but it is fully
one third
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
LEGAL lntellisencs"aCIty Affairs, Gt

sunday before last was a cold. rainy, disagree.
able day. The churches were thinly attended; the
public promenades were partially deserted; and the
whole city wore gloomy, uncomfortable air. The
weather, of course, produced corresponding i'm
preston upon animal spirits causing the young
belle to sigh unconsciously as she languidly gazed
through the window ofhercomfortable parlour ND.
on the leaden skies and deserted Streets and ndu.
cing ardent young gentlemen to apply certain epi-
thets, which shall be nameess, towards that tickle
and uncertain gentlemen, the Clerk Of thu wealth.
or. But these are not all the i'll effects attending
that gloomy day. Those accustomed to the use
OF ardent spirits, drank deeply. and consequent
y were guilty of perpetrating most Fantastic
tricks before high Heaven" Without attemp
ting to enumerate 1.-THE of these, we NAV be
pardoned, possibly, for introducing here one
caper, which the weather that day produced.
which was brought to the attention of the Mayor
Saturday. 1t is this: Jane Saunders and Ell iza-
beth Fox, free coloured women residing 10 5th
street, between Grace and Broad streets-one
of the filthiest quarters, we take occasion
to say, on Shobkoe Hill) got into personal
difficulty, which was finally settled by the wo-
man Saunders smashing jug over the head Of
Elizabeth Fox. The presumption is the Jug was
empty, and that fact, if indeed it be fact, may
furnish key to the whole difficulty-but be
that as it may, it constituted a formidable miss
sie and did sad execution Fox applied for a
warrant Tuesday and on Saturday the smashing
Saunders was brought before the Mayor, convic-
ted of the offence and to the valley forcor-
rection. The reader thus perceives one Of
the unfortunate effects resulting from a gloomy
day-wiil he not join us in imporing the clerk
of the weather to give US few such days in fu<
ture!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 90, 1853.
Challenge for Fire or Ten Thousand Dollars.
Il will run my colt Highlander, 3 years old,
over the Lafayette Course, at Augusta, Georgia,
at the next annual meeting in January, 1854, on
Monday of the race week, against any horse,
mare or gelding ia the United States, three or
four mile heats, for five or ten thousand dollars,
one-haf forfeit; the forfeit to be placed in either
OF the banks in Augusta. Georgia. The above
challenge is open until the first day of June. IF
it is accepted, address r. D.. Glover, Augusta,
Ca, whowill deposit the forfeit.
THOMAS PURYEAR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

t~ Two or three yeiatious typogra. 'hiesl ef=
rors occurred ia report of the proceedings OF
the Wing Convention For Instance, our friend,
Mr.. John Hill, of Buckingham, was very ridicu-
lousy reported as having made scattering"
speech. Mr.. Hill scourged locofocism soundly, and
we dare say his remarks had the effect of s'scat-
sering" the Democrats who hung upon the out
skirts of the NEE ting, but 10 no other sense was
the term applicable TO what he said. It'll scare
ly necessary to say that scathing was the word
we wrote.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CON-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
Later from the Plains-COnhict with the j N
ass dams Anticipated.

LOUISVILLE. April 20.
A despatch from Independence, Mo-, ates that the
Santa Fe mail arrived there the 18th, in charge of
Mr.. Russo. His party met with moleslatlon though
they passed numerous bands of Indians she route.
Lieut.. Heth, in command ofhe military post at Fort
Atkinson, had determined attack the Chenne Indians
and only waiting till the mail party had passed. this
band having during tbs past winter murdered lhe DIS
charged soldiers the plains, and refused deliver
the murderers up Lieut. Heth The force at the gar-
risOn is very insufficient but Lieut. Heth deemed it
solutely necessary to attempt their chastsemen The
band had most insoently defed him on more than one
occasion.
The contest will be rather unequal one and the re-.
suit is looked Ol with much anxiety The government
Is consde red by many in this section to be guilty If
gross neglect IN supplying insufficient force post
where SO much danger exists, being surrounded by
about 5000 Indians OF various tribes.
despatch has been sent by Lieut.. Heth, notifying
the Agent OF the Sixth Military Department OF the diff
cultles OF his position
New Mexico Is in quiet state. Gov. Lane had not
started on his southern tour.
The editor of the Claiborne (Ala) Souherner appears
to be tired OF living SOLITARY and aone' and desirous
ofeneaeing an assistant. He makes a proposition to
the ladies', and we copy to help him by giving wide
circulation:
Any goodoGkng, intelligent, good-natured indus,ri-
GUS young lady. who writes fair hand, and who will
be willing to take charge OF household aars supern-
tend the cook and nurse the --,can hear of good
situation by addressing the ed tor hereof. "Money
obJect-as the boys when they advertise tor a
clerks situaiion hut the lady have gond ward
robe Address post pad-no unpaid letters will be TAX en-
from the post office We reserve the privilege of sjec-
ting propositions should they prove satisfactory
Us.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

A CHANCE FOR TURFMEN.-We cut the fol-
lowing from the Spirit of the Times. 1t offers an
excellent chance for aspiring turtmen
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
CIRCUIT COURT.

Norman Quarry. indicted for rape, was ar
raigned Saturday. As the reader is ready ia
miliar with the particulars of this astrocious
case, we deem it unnecessary to repeat them
Shortly after the case had been given to tho
jury, they agreed upon verdict, finding the
prisoner guilty and assessing his term of conine-
ment in the Penitentiary at TWENTY YEARS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

FALSE Enthusiastically evening about o'clock
an alarm OF fire sounded in the first ward 1t tnrn
ed out to be without foundation. Yesterday morning.
about L O'clock another alarm was given in the same
ward but it, too, proved unwarranted.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07
THoS. S. MILLER,

nEALER in lumber, shingles, laths, sash, &C., sc
IL Office stthe Counting room Of Miller s. POgue's
Lumber Yard, on the COrner of Hill and Third streets,
Hannibal, Mo.
! Hannibal, Jnns 10, is52.-H
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07
R. II. MILLER s. CO.,
wholrsaa aud Retail H. alers In
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENVY


M ~, Main Street, beiwesn Chestnut and Pine.
INHE subscribers have IN StOTe and for SpTug
l. Sales, One Thousand Crates and Casks Of
EAR1HENWARE AND CHINA,
Comprising all varieties and qualities necessary make the
most complete assortment ever Offered for sale In this market,
viz:
c. C. Blue Edged Dipt, Painted Frinlrd, PaRtGd-Fown-
Blue aud Mulberry Printed Fowu-Bue and Mulberry, Chn-
ton Dlur, Fancy ustra aud White Grare EarhenwaFc
all their variety Of style aud patci Pain White Hnnmeled
Bue- -RasedFguTed, and Gold Band
English ChnS Tea selts Teas Plates &C, &C. of entirely
shapes and patterns.
Every variety of Plain, Pressed and C Glassware Of Amc
lean, Eastern aud weseTu French and DOhemian nanufac
are, at reduced prices, -
FRENCH CHINA
Teas, Coh6ea, Teas aud Dinner Mug ConEnes, Vases
&C, A., Of every descriptions Fancy Articles, Of ali kinds
very cheap.
English T. u. Pipes aud American Pipe Heads. Walters
Tea Tays, OF elegant designs, OF own mporaOns, wh
TAnled equal 10 auy In the market
BRITANNIA WARE Of every description, from the cele
bAtsd manueioy Of Gleason Sons, Dorchester, MaSsnehu-
az Inv prices. We also offer ull stock uf Goods
the SANTA FE MARKET to which the attention Of ih
Merchants engaged In that trade particularly Invited As
serted CrRes for the County Tad packed the best
'Ewaya hand Our packers have many years experience
and put gOOda Ia exceed anywhere,
aerUus euatOmchs eau testify. mchlO-St.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07

Il ChlFphE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHES AF-
TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy of Letter from Mr.. Thompson, Chemist. Ly.
r.. p..,. erpool, dated August 2Oth, 1882.
DEAR Sta am enabled to funish you with most
extraordinary cure effected by your Invaluable Ont-
ncnt and Pills; which has asionished every ucrson ac
qualnled with the sufferer About 10 years ngo, Mr.
W. Cummns, Of Saltney Street, in this town, was
'oWh from ms horse whereby he received very seri
Gus injuries he had the best medical advice al the
Iime, and was afterwards an intimate Of different in
hmarles, yet he grew worse. aud at last a malig-
nant running ulcer settled in his hin, which go
completely crippled him, that he could not move with
eu cru ches for nearly 10 wears recently he heran 20
nse your Ointment an Pills, which have now hea led
me wound, strengthened his limb and enabled him TO
dispense with hIs culches, so that be can walk with
TIE greatest ease and with renewed health ard v.our.
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE CURE or or 4
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED
Copy OF a Letter from MIR. Hind, Draper, Of Ready,
near Gainsbro' dated March Isl 1852
To professor Holloway,
., SiN Some time since, Of my children was st.
nlcied with dreadful cruptions over the body ami
ulos' @ Obtained The advice Of several eminent Sir
geohs and Physicians, by all Of whom the case wss
considered hopeless. At length tried your Ointment
ana RUS and without cXaggcration, the effect wa mi
racuons' Tor by persvcrng in their use oil the erur
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to perfect heath
previously lost child from a similar conpi,;,.
and firmly believe, had in het case adopei yrlr
medicines she would have been saved also sha, ar
happy to testify the truth Of this to any enquirer
CERTAIN REMEDY FOR sC0RBWTiG; s'TR; IITwoRs I'SSf}
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE of AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
OF 4 BAD LEG.
Copy Of a Letter from NIessrs Walker and Co, Chem.
- ISIS, Bath.
To Professor Holloway,
DEAR SIR,-Among the numerous cures effected b.
lie use oil your valuable medicines in the neishbor-
hood we may mention that of an old lady living il.
The Village Of Preston, about five miles from This
CITY. She had liberated wounds in her leg foI many
years, and attery they increased 10 such Hn alarming
extent as TO defy all the -4al remedies; her health
rapidly giring way under the suffering she endured In
this distressing condition lie had recourse to your
Ointment aud Pill, and by the assistance OF her
friends was enabled to Persevere in their use until she
received pc ect cure. We have ourselves been
greatly asonished at the effect upon so old person,
she being above 20 years Of age. We shall be happy
10 satisfy any enquiries TO the authenticity OF this
really wonderful case, either personally or by ledu.
Aprivae in the Bath Police Force, also has been
perfectly cured OF an old scorbutic affection in the
face alter all other means had failed. He states that
II is entirely by the use of your Ointment and speaks
loudly IN its praise.
Weremsn, Dear Sir,
..sl..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07

DIR. M. F. BROWN. rs..g
ID PRACTITIONER Of Medicine In ali its branches.
Il Office al the Drug Store Of ]. B. Brown & Co..
sssaspCe, SouIh.w est Corner Bird and Third SirseSs
AAEHlSAL, Ne, (mehsFsS-wlE8
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07
NEVER FAILING REMEDY II!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHEs AF-
TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. Thompson, Chemist. Liv.
eTpool. dated August 2nih. lSh2
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07
! HANNIBAL, MO-. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY Z, 1853.

generally to Their carefully selected stock Of fresh and
iB@HE IDWO w %WD"HDSES
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-11-16
II. R. n,
Its Happy Effects upon "A New Marie,


Its HAPPY Effects upon N New Married
l coupe.
JONATHAN n. MILLER. a Pedlar aged 26 on the
LIST OF April left his home in he northern part OF
New YORK, in apparent good health his wedding
tour, IN company with his young bride On his return
home he was suddenly attacked with Inhanlmaio-y
hheumatsrn; the attack came while riding in the
ears anu so severe aud painful his suerngs that
tears OF pity wet the cheeks OF many kind and sympa-
thizng travelling COMPANIONS. At Utica NY the ears
were changed, and pass kno wine The virtues of
Railways Ready Relief, purchased bottle at DR. War.
ners Drug Store he Immediately applied the Relief TO
the suferer-he used mp the whole bottle and upon ar
nviDg at syracuse tie pain much relieved that
he was enabled TO walk to his carriage without asss.
lance. tie has since reported himself cured.
In Ill cases OF lnhaGnlatory Rheumatism Ralway,s
Keller viii Instantly stop the pain. Let those who suf
fer try it.
SORENESS
whether in the bones, 0esb joints muscles whether
In the head or feet, wherever is Radwa. Relief will
IN aiew moments, remove every particle of irritation
from the system.
MERCURIAL PAINS
Persons who have been sayated with mercury and
feel its effects still in their system whose bones ache
win pain, whose flesh is covered with are
speedy relief OF their pains, and complete eradica
uon OF the poisonous deposits by the OF Radway,
Ready Relief and Renoyating Resolvent.
Z; cups. Spasms Cholera, Dysentery Disrrhma Sick
Headache, and Chill Fever r. X. Reiefis to be taken
internally and applied externally.
General Agent for the State Of Kentucky Edwin
MOTIFS wholesale druggist Louisville; also for sale by
raymond d Patten, 4h street. and Z. Blackwell Sd
street.
John c. Daye and Scrbner & DevoI New Albany
=. n Clarke Vincennes; Walling & Ely, Princeton f.
b. SURE druggist Madison and all respectable dr. ggis,s
throughout the United States and Canadas.
WOOLSEY & LINCK. Agents
Evansville, Ind.
RADWAY e. CO.,
sop. log Fulton ST., New York.