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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25

"Yow labOrs you have ended, my lay0r YOU have
I'll do as lhays promised, BY yopr good fathers SOM
Whatever was your fathers, now restore 70 you,
With land and hall and fortune, begin your life
anew" is8t... Il
BE gave him bond and mortgage, and many : title
deed, .fa.l l.frss,L .g5
Said he, aYou'te now, young wellbOrn, from all
encumbFanee freed HN
But have still question, which answer as youmay,
Will marry with my daughter, say, Wellborn, aye
or nay2' in p.'
In frest light before them, stood forth the lovely
Not too exposed her beauty, nor hauntngly nTayedi
She turned her bright eye downward with mild and
While Ger her faultsss forehead the water lily
shook. dA
Was Wellbom fixed in wonder, in admiration new,
On gFaces thrice enchanting, that opened to his views
His stately frame was shaken, his swelling heart
And ali lovers rapture was kindisd in.hs eye. Z
"I'll be again beggar," the anxious sutor said,
"tll turn again TO labor, and earn my daily bread;
Taks back your fruitful acres, take back the wealth
you gave,
But give me your fair daughter, and III be still your
slave"
They LETT their humble dwelling beneath the forest
tall; .l GOES fl8 gui a
They le # the mountain for Wellbom's ancient hall;
They travelled toward his mansion with seeming
feeble gait, in4 H Jti
Each wore in rags snveloped, suit Of bridal state,
They to the gaudy tavern, in humble guss advanced,
Their eyes as seeking shelter in fear ul wonder
glanced;
They begged within the threshold to rest themselves
awhile
al know you not" said GraspaIl, whence come
you lozelS vileP
Young webom dORed his tatters andraissd his lofty
brow,
Then loudly spoke and boldly, {" flo, landlord
know you now"
He stared at them astonisbed, and sraghthS yisage
fell,
He knew the Mountain Hermit and Maiden Of the
Well.
The lord of lands recovered, once more the silence
broke,
The landlord and his daughter, he fercely thus
bespoke;
"Ye panders to my vices, know too that here again
pm lord Of hill and valley, Of forest and Of plain.
NOne here again shall ever, to quench their burn
ing thirst,
Drink from the cup Of madness, the poison draft
accused;
You and your jtng daughter, hence speed your
selves away,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25

their Chairman, that Mr.. Marshal,
like one of old, is almost a christian"
and after protracted discussion, the
Committee was released, and another
Of six, namely; Mrs. NJ. Holbrook,
Mrs. M. Borton, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
Randolph, Mrs. Lynde and Mrs.
Pennock, appointed with instructions
to report to an adjourned meeting to
be held in two weeks. 4
March - met pursuant to adi iourn-
ment. h ~
The Committee had nothing to re.
port, for on the morning following last
meeting, the stock of liquor on hand
was purchased by the President and
burned inthe public square. This was
done with the condition that the ven
der would bring no more to the place.
Short congratulatory speeches were
made, and the money collected topay
for the liquor.
ResOlUed, That the foregoing pro-
ceedings be forwarded to the O. Tenn
perance Organ for publication, and
request that other papers friendly to
the cause Of Temperance copy.
The meeting having accomplished
its object, adjourned sine die.
MARTIN ANDERSON, Pres.
B. g. gilbert, Sec.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25

WHAT STRONG DRINK DOES p. P.
Thayer, Of Rochester, candidate for
Alderman at the late election, yielding
during the canvass to the prevalent
custom Of drinking deeply, and being
thrown into a state of insanity thereby
cut his throat with razor. Did the
Maine Law ever contribute to a like
scene? ssa
BEwARE.-"B "But one false step, one
wrong habit, one corrupt companion,
one loose principle, may wreck all
your prospects, and all the hopes Of
those who love you."
PooR FELLows.--A Judge out west
has decided that a dandy does not be-
long to the human species and may
be kicked into the gutter as well as
any other puppy.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25
For the Organ.
Temperance Resolve.
ED1NBURG DIVISION Room,
No. 627. s of r.

E
Under the head of new business,
Brother ORLo w. STRONG presented
the following which, after an animated
discussion, was unanimously adopted:
Inasmuch as the cause of Tenn
perance is second to none at the pres
ent day, agitating the moral waves of
public sentiment. Therefore,
Resolved, That we will support no
man, for any Office, who is not identi-
fed with the known out-spoken friends
of the cause, and willing to be not
only the hope but the help Of the word,
to lift her apostacy from the crushed
heart everywhere, and by his official
act proclaim that lntempcrance, the
great devil Of our woe, shall be cast
out.
On motion Of Brother BooTHE:
Resolved, That the foregoing reso-
lutions be presented for publication to
each of the county papers, and the
Ohio Organ.
CHESTER STONE, w. P.
AHest VIRGIL GODDARD, R. s.
EDlNBURG, March 18th, 1858.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25
For the Organ.
BELLEFoNTAINE, o.,
10th Mar. '53.

Mr.. ED1ToR: Allow me to present
your readers with brief statement
Of Temperance in this part Of the
s'Moral Reform" The cause, gener-
ally, is on the advance, and we'll ad.
Yocated. There are, however, many
grog-shops here, which stand open to
ruin and disgrace our youth. The
use of ardent spirits has been the cause
Of more crime than all the other evils
combined in our county. There are
several suits now pending in the Court
Of Common Pleas, where origin may
be traced to Misunderstanding BOWL
The Traffic in, and sale Of spirituous
liquors, have cost our county, within
the last year, upwards Of five hundred
dollars. In fact, these shameful
"holes Of damnadon, h have produced
asmuch misery and crimes, mGIG issse,
as any other county Of its population
In the State of Ohio. Alas! what
,wo, what sorrow, what pain, arise from
the toleration Of grog-shops Some
thing must be done. There must be
no idling; we can occupy no neutral
ground in our GLORIOUS reform !"
"he who is not for it, is against it.
We have no Division here. The
Temple Of Honor, however, is doing
good work, and is in a flourishing con-
dition. Nevertheless, there should
be a Division Of the Sons Of Temper
ance organized; for that association
has done more good than all other SO.
cieties since the magnanimous relor-
nation began. The works Of the Or
der will live forever. And should
they not The "Sons" have re-
claimed since 1850, one hundred thou
sand drunkards, or men, who were on
the road to drunkards' graves. They
should never be forgotten, yea,
"They to the skies should all be praised,
Their deeds and acts demand it."
The Maine Law in this place is ad-
vocated BY the respectable part Of the
citizens. Our representative, how
ever, who pretends to be a strictly
Temperance man." has not done
much in the Legislature, the past win
ter. Such men should never be per-
misted to return. Logan county, at
the next election, will select a man
favorable to the cause and the Maine
Law. trust the time will soon come,
when our citizens will do their duty in
the selection Of public officers.
Yours, in i. p, and F.,
A. ]. GOULD.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25

News by the latest arrival from Eu-
rope is to the effect thar an insurec-
ton is expected in Hungary. Who
does not wish its success?
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOOK AT THIS.

THE undersigned wishes to sell his estab.
AssA llshmenl, for WOOL CARDlNG AND SPIN
HlIA MING, in Ripley, Brown County, Ohio, with
all the machinery belonging to it. consisting OF one
Flicker, one Breaker, one Condenser, one FinisheF,
one Spinning Jack, with one hundred and twenty
spindles, one Steam Engine, and one Boiler.
The Machinery will be sold with or separate from
the real estate. d. M. SAYRES, or
L. B.SAYRES. Agent.
ALSO
One Brick House and Let, with good Stable and
Smoke House. Enquire Of '#A
Mach II, 1853. LIB. SAVERS, Ripley.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTET
FOR CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

(Date.1
The undersigned, boys of ---, believing the
Order Of Cadets of Temperance to be well calculated
to extend the blessings Of total abstinence and pf0
mote the general welfare of mankind, respectfully
petition the Grand Section Of the State Of Ohio 10
grant them Chatter to open new Section, 70 be
called the ---- Section, No. -, Cadets OF Temper
ance Of the State Of Ohio, to be located in ----.
and under your Jurisdiction. Hlss .Jlft 9AA
We pledge ourselves individually and collectively
TO be governed by the rules nnd Of said Grand
Section, and also those Of the acting Head o. he
Order.
Enclosed is the Fee for Charter, B. B.'sand on
GERS Cards, $500.
1t must also be certified by w. P. Of P. W.P..
that the w. Patron elect is Son of Tempsrance In
good standing. VI t#N aE
Address, tpost paid J. G. RICHARDSON, G. g., G.
OF T. Cincinnati, 0.
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER
FOR DAUHGTERS OF TEMPERANCE.
| (Date)
The undersigned, inhabitants Of ----. believing
the Order Of the Daughters Of Temperance to be well
caIculatedto extend the blessings oftota abstinence,
and promote the general welfare ofmankind, respect
fully petition the Grand Union grant them Charter
II TO open new U 1on, to be called the - Union,
II No. - d. Of t., OF the State Of Ohio, located In
II --, and under your jurisdiction.
H Wepledge ourselves, individually and collectively,
to be governed by the rules and usages Of said Grand
| Union.
II Enclosed is the Charter Fee, $500.
II Address (Post paid) Mrs. MARTHA DRAPER, G. 8.
II s.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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CHARTERS.
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR CHATTER FOR
A DIVISION s. OFT.

TlITi1F SillgN a(Date.)
The undersigned, inhabitants Of ----, behaving
the Order Of the Sons Of Temperance to be Wel cal
euated to extend the blessings Of total abslipence,
and promote the general welfare Of mankind, re-
spectully petition the Grand Division Of the -
Division, to Be called the - Division, Ne, =,
Sons OF Temperance; Of the -- OF ---,t q be
located in ----, and under your Jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves individually and collectively,
TO be governed BY the rules and usages Of sad
Division and also, by those Of the National Division,
This mustbs dgnsd by at least eight persons Of
good character aud standlngih community, and sent
to WM BREMsAR, CircleFille, O., free OfPosiage.
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FORM OF APPLICATION FOR CHATTER
FOR A TEMPLE.

The undersigned, believing the Temple Of Honor 70
be we'll calculated TO cement more firmly lratemal
relations and add 70 the general prosperity of the
cause Of Temperance, respectfully petition, the
Grand Temple ofthe 5000 OF $500, to grant tbem
Charter to open new Temple, to be called the
- Temple Of Honor, No -, Of the ----- Of
-, to be located id --, and under your jufis-
dietiOn. rit,gs57.3 M e 5ua53sFfr
We pledge ourselves individually and collectively,
to be governed by the rules and usageS Of the Grand
Temple, and also by those Of the Order at large
: Enclosed is the Charter Fee, $4,000.
To be directed to the G. w. R., J. WADswoR1H,
Cincinnati, o., free Of Postage. b 4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-28
woopBUsN's FEVER AND AGUF

Nov offered 70 the public f0r The 9vsttime This med
iesne has existed in private family for tina
fifty years, has been distributed considerable
among friends, ind has during the whole time, aud
instances proved itself failing remedy, whether
applied TO common eases or TO third day Of we
known stubborn notoriety. - - =. !. -,
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor to give to the
public The Undersigned, who know the medicine by
their own experience have consented TO take agency
for part Of Indiana and Illinois, and offer il by the
that the money WI always be refunded where the med
ecinnsed according tdorectons does not affect perfect
and permanent cure. fmhl0-ui ALLlS * HOWES.
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New Grocery and Provision store.

new Ir0cery 0u0 trOvtS1On StOTee
TIME subscriber respectfully inf0rms the cit.xensof
Il unsvle and the surrounding country, that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store at the corne
OF Main and Fourth Streets and 1t will be his aim 10 keep
every article in his line, either wholesale or retail
have on hand large lot ofcheese which will sell by
lish Dairy Aeese-a rich article. Coffee Rice, Rasin
Oranges, Lemons, Teas Of all kinds, Lard Oil Vinegar
Molasses Green Apples Candles, starch, Mustard Pep
per- Indigo. States Sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons
and many other articles too edo Is 10 mention, per
may see by giving hima CALL All kinds Of Produce
wanted. ldec6l .i f.a JAS. SPALDlNG.
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YULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER
Machine Betting. a

TIME experie of the last i've years has gained for
together with the act that great Improvements have
been made in the quality, warrants the manufacturers in
ssserh tito be superior to leather or nyihing else
for all open Belts, (more especially for heavy or ar
Belts,) for the follewi reasons:- 80
L. The perfect equality Of width and thickness which
II will retain. saoif. -
2. No danger of heat under 800 degrees Fahrenheit
Injuries IT, aud II remains flexible Ia any degree of cold
3. Ii Of great strength and durability, does not slip
and when adjp sfed to machinery does require alter
alton. as y the case with leather, orany other
a. 1nwide Betting. the cost is much below that OF
m iIasEv as .srtmenl always on hand and Furnished
Of given lengths. at the .hor,ss. notice: by ...o
decil- lsa'. isi.ss 80 ibAbCoch bHotHEhS'
$500 s,...l 3 CERTiF1CATEs. !, ~ ~, 3,
RocKroRs STEAM MINIS. April: 1850.
AGENTS TEE BosroS BETTING CoxPAxy: Gents
As il respects the vulcanzed Rubber Betting, 1t viii
speak for ITSELF having been tvoyeary in use. The
tons per minute, and apparently good MS the day
they were put We have also large quantity Of
the Railway ssr SNh A Z sIse 19s
- NAuxxsAa Corrox Mills, SALEM, April 4. 1850.
Asrsrs or INK Bosros BsLTISa CoxrAsr: Gents
In reply to your INQUIRIES would say! that after NE
Boston Betting Company. for two years, am fully
satisfied with their operation, although at rsi TAKEN
matter Of necessity, 10 drive the machinery, that was
pose. The Railway Betting, had OF YOU for the Con-
ductors complained Of by the oversser that started
them were properly adjusted by bis successor and have
been n operation three years and have worked WELL
requiring repairs particular attention.; from which
were Kept TOO tightly strained on The pullies -
- = EDWARD Smith, Treas. Naunkeae Mills.
CocHEco MAs'o Co.. povrR, n. H., April, 1850
AoEHTs BosTok Betting CONTAIN: Gents
We have had Of y,ur vuicanzcd Rubber Belts ore
hundred and tenfeet long and twelve inches wide. in
use years. aud will say. IL another wanted
Yourstruly. GEO. MATHEWSoN
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ZINC PAINT.

HAVING obtained the agency Of the New Jersey
III Zinc Paint Company, am now prepared TO fur
nsh the article In every variety at the lowest possible
price,. This paint is much more durable and hand
ssms than White Lead, aud for all PURPOSES will
ultimately supereede the Of all other paints- has
only 70 be seen TO be appreciated PULL rectons Civ
en- ssto method OF putting on, DC. For sale by /
feb e - slc r-.sl2 c. BELL
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CtIUNTRF MFKt.H ANJSs =
THE unde rslgned have now In store alargo stock
l. Drugs Medicines. Chemicals Oils, Paints, varnsh
es Dye Woods, Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes
&C. &C., aud constantly receiving fresh supplies
are determined to sell alta small advance. ,t5c..
Our articles all selected with great care and
Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters
and Shoulder Braces Of the most a proved styles
io Pure Brandy Old Rye Whsk and Wines for medical
prrposss s,iy. Of the very best qualities. I,si
Also large supply Of Daguerrean Stock, consisting Of
Plates Cases, Chemicals, dc.. at small advance frou
Eastern prices. 81 l-11..il > i,h -si .. .I...s.
Mrs Mers Fine Cut Tobacco, and choice lot Of old
Havana Segafs Bird Cages, Seeds and Fountains.
stock when in he city aud all orders will be attend
ed 10 Immediately and carefully packed. -
VIII p. sroDDARD,S Wholesale Druggists,
y Oct 5n $500. i Main street. near the river.
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Just RECEIVED AT,
IA. A. LAWRENCE,
Marble Works.

10 resrfksl Cours Hsxse.- = ~
A BARGE stock OF fine White MOL marble, direct
~ from VT Also lot ofWhite Statusry, and now on
largest aud stock Of Italian and American
nare offered VI this city (and more eomirg) con
sstug In lartof Monuments, Tolnbs, Obc'isks. scrolls
Head stones and Gothic of syles. finished
by Eastern Work men, In manner that cannot fail To
please whrh will be sold az reduced priees n. b. Or
Evansville Sept. "a ts52 =. M. a. LAWRENCE.
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3 .NEwBooT AND SHOE sToREi

In the room forme fiy oc cupied by Bah.
cock Il rothers. a~a Hard ~ are St0re. q.
w are now opening lar and well selected stock
wv OF Boots and Shoes, winch have been purchased
from the best Manufactures in by an ex
perienced bu, CIR. II the lowest cash prices. g.
NE think. show deal coming to Evansville.
stock Boots and Shoes which for variety and neat
Dess,of sis aud durability Of Workmanship earnot
be exeeued and we can ard win sell them at US low
rates. US any the establishments either in Cincinnati
or leaisyil'eq = z4aS ,zt...o,l -. ..s...,
brands OF New Enslan custom work, such as we riH
rarraRf to give satisfaction. N n y
We will take pleasure In showing our goo is Please
call an examine. w. HENpRICKS& co., I
III ,e. COPY .5EHIlssf ~ Ot-7 seps23
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BREADI CAKEsH CRACK

RHcfR,yNoLD ,x WARD still continue their BAKERY
lM on Main street between First and second mhers
thew will at all tines be In readiness 70 supply "'e a
Cakes auI Crackers. They have on account OF their
sed business found necessary 20 bread
-, m air custouers at distance Give trial
and we will give you no cause 10 complain OF sorr
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.. MEDICINAL.
STILL GREATER NEWS FaoM Ana
.L----LLit 20. TRAIIA. l-.-- uEr. = 4

STTLL GHEAXER NEVVR roNNr ma
-'-'~-->- 1--WE aOm AUD
80 TRA11A. tsssi- gSrtTfT|
Diseerered tie Bsrk Of fAs -afexAsnv 1ivsr ,<.r
RsftsbsrgA, tAs Great Natural PETROLfHM Or
ROCK OIL. rpniAl D -l10'7-- - -
Those who are afflicted are respectfully invited to get
Circular and look over the Directions for que Rh
natism, PLEA. piarrhea, Flux. Tooh-ache Bnr,.
Worms Scrofuls. Coughs, Bronchitis; Croup- Obi
Sores Cholera Mortus Contractons of the Limbs and
joints, Sore Eyes. Blindness, Costiveness, Dyspeps.
and other Diseases, sstv.I.tf ~. s,.i',i = ~
By that time You may say, .'it cures too much" But
reeollect IL is not HUMAN INVENTION, but COM
pounded by Natures master band--and Nature does
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Lama>co steam Furniture, Factory.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL.

t,~IU3 Aessrs. wETzEL a. LINTWo OK
would infosm the public that having recently
essablished in Lamaseo CHS, Steam Faraiture
- - Faetory they have commenced misunderstanding
Bnreau Bedsteads Wardrobes and several oh,r kinds
Of allure BY steam thus enabling them to furnish these
than can be purchaseu else where in this city
respects equal TO that ofthe Cincinnati factories
They are aso prepared TO do Pufniug ofevsy des
cripton, and will be prepared furnish country
cufers with what they desire in this particular. The
tenion Of those wanting Furniture Is to the work oil
this Factory. F' ~ ~ = 81 f
The wareroom Is or Main street. between Third and
Folrn. We keep for sale Chairs Of different varissies
besides all other kinds Of Furniture. at the room
2 fdec2s-lyl $1,000 - .i''-
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r. r.. r.
ITS .MODUS OPERANDI.

TT instantly Stops Pain! re tf's.- t--f..
l. II Instantly Checks Dsease'i t"na
IL Instinty Removes its Cause III!
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF ita
VIII Stop most Tornentng Painsi -Eff "a 4aLrf 4
Will Alay the most Excrucialing Cramps aud Spasms!
Will Sooihe the most Violent lrritatonslll 81
.Effc15- I'm a Re ~ III imute0y AIS
1T DAILY CURES
Throughout the United States, many hundreds Of the
most obstinate cases of ~ 81. . 9
81. rheumatism, Gout,
S S.sS , Pp. PARALYSIS go
Lameuess. Spinal Complaints,
t.s Chill Fever, Ague Cake,
{. /. Hourly Cures Thousands OF
Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, -
iIss Hsascss s ofs Rs, Snd Spa'm'
Tie Doloreux, Coughs and Colds,
Sour stomach, Influenza,
Bad Breath. Tightness OF the Chest,
Sick Stomach, Biliousness
- Ii Instantly Cures
Tens Of Thousands Of the mos, Excruciating Pains
in a few moments. f.
Pains in the Back, ~ . s.-
49,. Pains in the Shoulders,
Pains In the Muscles,
Pains in the Joints.
Pains around the Heart.
Pains around the Liver. or = .,rrrtv
Pains aroand the Kidney, t4r.l-- ltf ~
ars PA in the Head. the Face, the Feet the ArmE
i'.sa Side and Stomach, lt..-sl taa K =
n. a. Neuralgia Pains '. ESQ tf al1a
rlii ..s Nervous Pains. ss'a if-sl
.rfarsE Rheumatic Pains
81 I'll ssiaf Sciatic Pains, ,an ses1I 81
$40 .1l Syphitic Pains, [frf'.f.3 fs-
Sharp and Acute Pains. Heavy and Grumbling Pains:
laf4- ~ .tl Aches os all kinds .'.iif
r1I|il Back Ache, Ear Ache, hili .-itr f...fI
las q ID Face Ache, al.l Tooth Ache. as
1ssls Il. Sax Spinal Complaints it -.af Ha
Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful feelings by
dup lis R.sR. X. Relief. l. /. n
si.t s.l-ei 81 CfSHPPL LES! l1i
LEAP FOR JOY!!
The Crippled and Bed ridden instantly relieved
by the K. K. K. 49,. ...f.. ...,.t
lc.at f-.. Every Day
We have cases where the crippled and stifjointed
hobbe their way 10 our Laboratory. TO received its
soothing influence j.. t'N
| $1,000 a And Walk away. Rejoicing A.
| In the Quick and Sudden Efficacy OF the K. R. r.
l. ~ 81 - ~sas n GA k1s. &. fstffer.f
l. We guarantee that in min ETY. nine of
hundred, Radway's Ready Relief will DO all that he
set down. One trial will prove its efficacy The mo
ment is applied ii arrests the progress of diseased
tion and instantly ailays irritation. 49, .t.aaf
X X. X. is sold for % Cents per bottle, 50 cents
| ~ = Genuine Reilef) 3ta1.
Each bottle te BIO genuine must bear the fae- simiie
On the Label, AND THE LETTERS ~
| ....-........ $50. X. X. X. - s-alft 40
| 'eH-N BLOWN IN THE GLASS. tf
III General Agent for the State Of kentucky = Edwin
Norris wholesale druggist Louisyille also, sale b,
Raymond q Patten, 4th street. and l. r. Blackwell, 81
street
+ john C. Davie and scribner & Devol, New Albany
c. H. Clarke, vincennes; Walng * Ely. Princeton y
e. SURE druggist Madson and all respectable dr ggst
throughout the United States aud Canadas.
WooLSEY d LINCK. Agents. =
\ - r''-'a ~ Evansville. Ind.
| RAILWAY & CO., ~
| noyl9 l62 Fulton ST.. New York.