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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19
The Yellow Fever.

The New Orleans correspondent OF the
Concordia Intelligencer has had the yellow
fever, and thus describes his attack and re-
covery:
my attack was quite sudden. I arrived
nome we'll and cheerful, and while sitting
down to supper felt fever stealing over me
before sitting which l was fain willing to
hope was the result of some cold. I'M few
minutes the pains in the neck told too truly
what was at work on my SYSTEM then
took some medicine that cha ced TO be on nv
shelf, regardless how it operated so that I col
my stom qch emptied; fortunately,it acted as
powerful emetic; the doctor was then sent
for but so busy were the physicians, that no,
till next morning could one be got; at length
one passing he was hailed in, and he approx.
ed of all | had done, and continues with me
yet. During the night, got two mustard
baths and took half tumbler full of castor
oil, SO when the physician did come he gave
his attention to the nursing of the fever of,
by dose of quinine, applying ice to nv brow,
making me drink cOpiously of ice-waier, and
keeping me well wrapped up in blankets.
For five days have been in q continuous
perspiration, and all bad symptoms disappear.
ing, am about to be let loose again upon the
world. am satisfied that neglect of orders
causes the great bulk of deaths; patients
should do nothing but practice the doctrine OF
mon resistance and passive obedience:" the
attendants should do everything, even to the
wiping of the brow; the least exertion occa-
sIons fatigue and induces a relapse.
Many physicians keep their patients in bed
ten days ate; the fever has been broken for
tear OF their relapsing by ovcr.exertion."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19
HOFFMAN, JOR OFFTCE

THE proprietor of the Journal is happy to inform Its
patrons he has secured the services of MIR. WIN. A.
SMITH, of New Orleans of the best Sob Printers in
the Wes who will in connection with the present excel.
lent Job Printer take charge of the Journal Job Office.
With the aid of such printers, good material &C.,
hope not only give excellent satisfaction work but
be more prompt than formerly in its execution. jon
Power Pass latest invention is daily expected and
will enable us to afford work even cheaper than the
resent rates. Orders from distance promptly execu
ted. and work delivered without delay.
We have now on way large quantity of Letter, Cap
Commercial and other papers, to which would call
the attention off those wanting letter work" DONE
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school, NOrurD

II
FIfHE Public Schools within the Imit. of a.. la.
fou ahsse viii De opened on the 22d inst. in tba
below designated: 'i senoiafs US
AZ tn Medical College building for Female scbol.,
az ne Cumberland Presbyterian Church for ali Roy,
at The Lower Engine House all Bows over IN x..,.
of age below Locust sir. et '' "'ef io years
Az the Upper Engine House for all Boys under 10
The schools all to be free and v.i,hon, 49,.
LOT unmarried white persons The are ot saSd
II years IN Evansville, and al wishing 10 avail ,I,
selves o. these schools, 10 In 81
ABOVE requisons as TO locality in first school
so that the schools may be graded and cIassied ,h
nII week, and every scholar assigned his grade ana
The services OF the best teachers have been rro,a
anu large ana convenient rooms. and new desks b.vs
oeen provided In order TO give ell the benefits OF Fee
Schools. 1.-THE tea. hers will be required to paw nar
cuisr attentont to the language habits neatDess
erai experiment OF all scholars both m and ONT
schooi rooms Cleanliness obedience punctnaIi,v 90
good oenavior VIII be rgdly required OF ever rhoay
SO that the most asbdios cannot object 10 send m
SCHOOLS and any complaint from scholars parents In "a
iauon 10 the conduct of any scholar ATTENDING school -
OF negiect OF any teacher will be promptly attended -,
.! tne trustees, To whom all com plants
must oe hiaoe. II. q. WHEELER
CHRISTIAN DECKER
.,es, WILLIAM HUGHES
No'o Trustees
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STOCKHOLDERS

the Northern Plank koad Company win take notice
inst, ava meeting Of the Directors held on the 10Th
mss was ordered that the holder, nsx ~. h.i
anSe Que on their stock as follows: f~' ~ '
thu 's Tor each share subscribed on or before
'n1 leth day Of September next A " 'e''i'
Ars ior each share subscribed ON or before In.
Five dollars for each sbars .,h.o-,,s
the 18th day OF October next on VI oeiofe
the first day of November pext on VI oeiofs
Five dollars for each SHARE suhser;has - -.
the 18th day Of November next;and '" VI 'e'o's
Fifteen dollars for each share subscribed on or beso,.
the FIRST day of December next " VI oe'"'e
auglsd3t JAS r. Iovpc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

Messrs. Allis d Howes advertise IN to.
days paper their: agency for the sale of all
kinds of Virginia Tobacco. They have just
received large consignment of the choicest
brands, and will continue to receive monthly
supplies of the very best +. F. Y. peed,
manufactured in the 'old dominion IF the two
pieces (about the size of clap boards) sent US
yesterday, are samples, we con recommend il
from our own practical che,oing and squirt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

@The runaway negroes of Jackson Nc
Claim, Esq, were caught somewhere in Da.
Wis CO., Ind. They passed through this city
with their captors night before last, on their
way home. They were four lusty looking
fellows and alleged as a reason for leaving
that they had been concerned in theft with
white neighbor, and feared they would be
detected and punished.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

New PAPER AT HENDERsoN.-Mr. Sam'l
Harris writes us from Henderson, KY, that he
is ma king arrangements for the publication
of a weekly literary paper at that place to be
styled the Literary Observer. 1t will be
neutral in politics and religion, and devoted
to the circulation of polite literature, genera
intelligence and news. We presume Mr.
Harris is fully competent to the task of con
Quoting such paper. He will be in Evans
vile soon to solicit subscriptions to his paper
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Orr FOR OREGox.-The ranyille( Ia.
Journal of the 29th ult., says at Gov. Sau
had left with his entire fsmilyor Gegon.-
A couple of the Governors ns.irlaw &c.
company him to settle, as says in the
Eden of the WORLDLY. O.rescs.
We clip the above from t Nd. Cres-
cent, Of April 18th. We a at loss to
kno who "Gov. Saul' is. he Evansville
ia. Journal perhaps can enlilten t. people
upon this subject. II "GovSauf'ith his
entire family left for Oregon gethe'with n
couple of The Governors se-in-l, to set
tie in the Eden of the wor," heears a
close resemblance, in his faby relons, to
that cold and experienced stesma' Gov
Lane. Perhaps "Gov. Sat- com out to
supercede Gov. Lane. Ensvillea., has
turned out some great mems well "gov.
ernors." However, come Ong, q. Saul
with yoar sons-in-law, therds yet ON for
you ell. 1t may be, howeve that overnor
Saul" is an error and Gov Lane meant,
as the latter is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
age in Evansville, la 0gonit
The error belongs to then. Crescent,
not to US. We referred to Gen. lie, who
. is not exactly Saul of mosrn d, 1t ap-
pears that ga somewhat obcure pnage in
| Evansville, Ia.," can be avry pre- mt per
son in Oregon. We shall have end on
: some more obscurities to help en- Ore
). gon, as Gen. Lane will be cdled to
;. leave that region to attend to his s as De-
legate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

@ At the commencement of the Indiana
A sbury University, the Trustees organized
a German department, especially for the ad-
vantage of young Germans, and DR.. Mast,
editor of the German Apologst, was elected
Professor of this department.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19
HENDERSON AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

HENDERSON AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
A contract mas been concluded with the com.
pany, which undertook the grading, &C., fol
the road, to complete the whole work, inclu.
ding the purchase of iron, laying the rails
and building depots. The contractors fur.
nish everything bet the rolling stock, and
have agreed to finish the road ready for use
for one. third in money, 10 take one-,hird of
the stock themselves, and to take the remain.
der in bonds of the company at par.
Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

In SErAaArE GLAssEs.-"My dear fellow, !"
said Beau Hickman to waiter at hotel, 81
nave respect for flies; indeed, may say, am
fond OF files-but l like to have them and
my milk in separated glasse; you mix so
much better when you have control of both in.
grediants."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

ANOTHER STRIKE AMONG THEPRINrERs.-
The printing Office Of the Soutkrn Republic,
at Camden, Alabama, was strucl by lightning
on the 9Th inst. The lightnin struck the
printing press at an hour when tley were usu.
ally at work, but did no damag.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

|We learn by private dispatch that the
splendid new, light draught steamer Sam.
Gaty will be here for Louisville this evening.
The inimitable clerk Ned Voolfolk is at her
desk, and our citizens need no other assn.
rance that she is crack boat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

10 The river was still risinghre yester
day, but on a stand at Louisvll. 1t was
falling at Cincinnati on Tuesis evening
and also at Pittsburgh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

" The total length of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, from the city of 1obile to the
junction of the Ohio and Mississippi, will be
1876 miles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

~ An attorney, about to furnish a bill of
costs, was requested by his client, baker.
"to make it as light as he could" Sabre.
piled the attorney. "that's what you may saw
to your foreman, but it is not the way make
my bread"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

6TThe most trying situation at whaler's
crow can be placed in is not Men they are
capturing q whale, but just afr they have
"cut in" hundred barrel levthan and are
frying out the oil. Then is thetine for blub-
bering.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

SlOO - " AHD!..STOP THE THIEYy,
si hmkE was, was stolen from GreenvIe, Ky, on
IN old. named SOPHIE. Said girl Is medum ;.n
,& dark mullato, quick spoken good looking. and
nd s,rohs french accent When last heard Of she
white man who is about feet 10 inches high ordinsr1
size. and stammers in speaking. ~V
The above reward will ue given for the nao,o s n,
persons are hereby warned from trading for he, 81
Information may be sent to this Office or to "'
augisdar2t Calhoon. Davies. 90
GFMemphis Eagle and Natchez Wing COW a. IN.
amount Of So and send bill to this Office. " ~ '
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
CHARLES 8. WELLS.
IMPORTER, (DlRECT FROM ENCI.Nn, ,ruo,,
'ALH DEALER IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY
AND FANCY GOODS

DIn I'd IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY
AND FANCY GOODS.
MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW Tur n.xx
rr,up EVANSVILLE. IND
Em u9,gned pegs leave to inform the citizens of
L Evansville, and Merchants in the in,er;or r., h
Just opened New House, in this city for the pur
"a nansaeuns the Hardware Business in ali m.
Iones. nels prepared by direct mportations from
and by purchases of American foods from the
GonS eiers themselves. TO offer TO close buyers all
ern Hardware Establishment - my 'es'
slcnants from Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky will
s1 my sIock entirely New. varied and LARGE and will
me In readiness, at all times duplicate Cncp natl
anu LOUISVILLE bills Orders for goods will receive nv
rates. and promptly.
augl5-y CHAS s. WELLS
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COINAGE, CORnacC,,,

CORDAGE! CORDAGE!!I
store and for sale, direct from the kone Wall NJ
Il Hancock & Darr.
90 Reels Hemp Bed Cord;
10 do do do
10 do Cotton do
10 do Packing Yarn:
90 Coils Halter Rope.
100 dog Hemp bed cords assorted.
1000 Lbs do Stacking Irvine.
All of which will be SOLD Al M.r,fso,,r... ,....s
no m,s!aSeby HoRNBRook & CHURCHILL.
1e Water street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

nTThc identical ship which brought Gen
eral Wolfe to Quebec is still afloat, sound. and
engaged in the Honduras lumber trade.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19
THE GREAT FIRE IN OSwECO. v.

THE GREAT FIRE IN OSWEGO, N. ".
ANOTHER TRIUMPH OF RICHS SAFES OVER
ALL OTHERS.
ME only Safe known to have preserved its contents
L in the great nre which laid half of city Of Os
wego in ruins, on the 5th July, is one of
HI CH'S A l. A M A N ID RS.
=, OswEoo, DIST July, 1853.
Mr.. A. s. MARVIN, 146 Water street. New York
SIR: The Richs Safe which purchased from you FIVE
years ago. has just passed through of the largest
hires ever known in Western New York, and was sub
gected To the most intense heat. THE CONTENTS ARE
PERFECT-NOTHING WAS INJURED EXCEPT tn.
outside of the Safe which shows intensity of the fire.
have sent to your agent A. b. Merrman for the in
speeon OF the curious and requested him furnish me
with another Safe.
Yours respectfully, S. DOOLITTLE
Numerous certificates, similar to the above extending
over period OF twelve years, be
OF the undersigned. who the ONLY PERSONS In
The UNITED STATES possessing the right to maxi
Safes they being the sole of Rchs Patent
STEARNS MARVIN,
augISd3t lag Water street, N. Y.
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EXCELSIOR.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH

mil -, graduate Of Hanover College
e., "ni open select School on the FIRST Monday OF
eps, next 10 the room formerly occupied by Rev Ja,
~ ,S; as ne proposes TO spend time teaching
ss cty; he hopes by diligence in his profession to
hoe1ai patronage Mr. Garritt would refer 10
bev: Dr. Thomas, Prest of Hanover College
frof. NJ Sturges. of Louisville, Nv.
augI3u '"1'
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BOOT a SHOE MANUFACTORY.

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION uoTrr
80, The undersigned would respectfully In. ~.
49, form the public that he has now on hand xQf0
VNy the lsrgest and most approved STYLES ocHK
- custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
hid Ladies' Boots Buskins, Walking Shoes and Simmer.
Also for Misses DC. DC. Also on hand, a splendid
stock OF Leather and Findings for wholesale and
all low for cash. at his old stand Water street door.
above Pavilion Hotel. (augI3Iy1 p. DEUSNER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

TPDR. O'HALSTEDS PILLS WILL CURE pYs-
pepsa, Indigestion Billiousness, and every disease of
the stomach.
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HATS, CAPS. AND FUR GOODx.
FALL TRADE 1853.
OIL A I'd, PRATHER SMrru

80; MIN ST, LOUISVILLE, RENTUcFY
Mill unnvai!ed in their extent in the excellence of
Their productions. and in moderate prices our m,U
n ne are prepared as heretofore. supply the
our customers may expect to find our stock .nll md
complete AZ usual the largest and choicest stocs on
Union. " '' o''e House IN mo
Our western merchants expect great advantages from
the new travelling facilities to the Eastern m, h,,
these same facilities also turn 10 our own ~
ebaohng US more than ever compete with the E.,,
h nm and sell our goods on better term,
United States. ~ anu west IN The
our new Fall style Dress Hat is modelled with car.
its onward progress. ""u pressure
We cannot forLear to tender our thanks TO
mers Tor the manner in which they have upnr.c.,d 80
past exertions-and our old motto Of ~ff''uo u'
W Quick sales and small profits III
augioda~2w' POLLARD. PRATHER & SMITH
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1.-THE Magic Wound Healer is a certain cure for all
kinds Of wounds on Man beast especially fresh
which il readily heals while it allays inamation See
advertisement this days paper. aug4d&wlm
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WE would call the attention the statement OF Mr.
Azarah Doss in relation to Gardner's Magic Wound
Healer twill be by his statement that he received
very severe injury, and cured in very short time
Such evidence from well known throughout the
country shows concusvely that Gardners Magic wound
Healer is the greatest healing remedy known.
aug9. Iwd&lmw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

- 1t always gives pleasure to notice any article
that confers real benefit The community and il is
with confidence We heartily cmomend Ayers Cherry
PICTORIAL to readers possessing extraordinary
virtues for the of diseases incident the Throa
and Lungs.-Ths may account for our frequent refer
cnce to this article which feel fully justified i'm MIX
ing known to the public.-IN. Y. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOts
SALE.
- MATHEW M'INNEkNEY offers his propertx
EIh Tor sale situated at the er Of Sixth and VIM
80. streets, consisting OF threestor Brick DIV ell
ines, with Cellars under both. "e"'
b,e h1icc Frame Ware House 40 by 40. with suits.
A Al lot adjoining. 90 feet by $50 feet.
o " Ts property will be sold low il applied for
% me property Wilt sod together or separate 10
augi6dlms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE MUSTANG LINIMENT.

Every day evidences of the value Of this popular
medicine reaches the of the public friend Of the
EDITORS, contractor the Pacific Railroad, told him
the other day that he would be without his
u'n on any account whatever. He finds constant use
Tor among his hands The great value of this article
mas Induced many worthless limitations under different
but similar Names but The persons who once Bragg
* Cos. IMMINENT will not be deceived by any vile and
rascaiiy cheat who would palm off spurious prepara-
ton for them See advertisement in another column
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FRESH Arrival.

cxo,o,, EKESH ARRIVAL.
Sr " NokrHUP, or Twelve years Slave. :.
~ companion TO Uncle Toms Cabin: s'
Helen and Ar'hur--by Caroline zee Hentz:
English Humorists-by Thackery;
English ltems-by Ward;
Fern Leaves-by Fanny FERN.
fusef-by Ross Brown
Received this day by 'p''n'
augl6 RATHRONp g. 1rurp,,c
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CHEAp InTS

AN authorized TO sell cheap lots numbers o. es or
u - ana e, In Block No. ]. in Goodsells Eniareeme,
10 the City OF Evansville. Title good.
,,- JOHN ,. CHANDLER
oosio-u Real Estate A0en,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

(NHEESE.-15 Boxes carefully selected Chee.e
~ just arrived and for sale by
augl9 ALLlS e. HOwES
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DARTTIoN sALE-sUPRENE COURT

II Knss Ceanfy.-ABiGAfL tANLs, - 0DSs, aonna IA
~ EAaEs IL Psrsa In rssuascs ed ~ vSzs
the Tudsa<ns shows ee1ksd
f Jshssry -tsn sksl ssa al gsbe esesA = TIE
A< Cay Of Nss fofk TUE8DAY tbs
isi Az q 10 oeo ne bsswAg dsssd
ssuasss Al doe ise certain sdh,ns. p.s pares ss1 ots
ynx ard ters tee xish Wssd q ne CITY -
Coss,y View iovf ksowp snd dssniss~d e - -. ssd -
q uosss tAs saiS xtA WsSs ~ - ~
e. snrssst 10 deed ffoEs fonzs cspsnsS 80 -
% A1osjsh Caerh3 dates xsy l,S ,s1 $500 -
Of Co.ssysacss. pass 81. n~y D f 80 - - s..sn-.A
sy b. a y Ssr rs1 ssves ~ - svs 49,
soatAsstsry ~ ot 20 I'D s-e s<sg 1ss ~ ~
hs ef Cor,.t Ten Bresk SsesssA ny - - - "a 49,
sna o. bwssrH - 80 - x-S
-Isfrs Jsr -. iroa - @s,.-.s
R.s..ss P.sssss AcSfSCs ""s
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INDEPENDENT LINE.-Through Tickets

Il for California via Aspinwll and Panama The new
and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM 1000 tuns, w A.
Mills Commander, will ieave New ork for Aspinwa
Saturday Feb 49, at r. NJ precisely, from Pier No. s,
North River. The performance OF this steamer on her
fret and second voyages warrants the issuance at the
pafsen viii reach AspEwA ia from to days, where
she viii with the and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, 1900 tuDs, J. ID. Wilson, Commander,
which will he in readiness Panama to receive the passen
gers Of the Uncle Sam and sail immediately for Ssa Fran
CISCO These steamships both new and Of the very
first class A TO accommodation. speed and ventilation
the unsurpassed by any vessel the route The tables
will be supplied in The most liberal manner both for Cabin
and Steerhse Passengers Every eSeon will be made,
The part OF the officers and owners insure safety speed
and comfort Passengers viii be landed the wharf at
Aspinws and take .be Panama Railroad for the Pacific
good surgeon H. attached to each ship whose services
free of charge the Passengers For freight passage
apply to r. MILLS, Agent No 81 Courtlsndts
P.SA Mailbag WI be made mp this Office, in accord
with the law Of Congress- for the accommodation
Of the public
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SUPREME COURT-City

IN and County kcbsfes Hson ssd hagsSst
We sssEat Johs Bsnta and sYAs, be ~lk, J.ns wsssrv>
Kerry Dsnti aud Jsne hs s Garrett Deaa ssd Lah As s
soplsa yssn, Richard Coaptoa and Nuears he vie
snd sses he wife Jsob Bos Gkss Bassr ss1
Nsrz Hssry and Cxkarne hs v Albert Bossr
asA cafhss hs wife Jseo Wssr ~ Bsssft sd Aasa BoSsr
TO JACOB WksTEkyRLf Bo6gHT, Of tks shove DssaA
sn-fOu required Dc
tbs action vtlek hes the eos a ss cIesk sf
Of New Tsrt Jan lsa2 ssd
yoas ssb~crber ss es No. las BsssSssy %
he c Of Sew ri siha tsssy days ssf he hssspf
sxcpsve 81 The dag Of saek sss fail snsvsr h
sompa xofessd the Panra. vd 4Dyy Coan
1essssed eenp S~s Yssk ysa o. iss
Hlsss~s X n BOGARDCA Pl4ssesrs AtsWnsy
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LIANY PERSONS sunn0sa xhen the

MANY PERSONS suppose when they read
WI sbour Cough Remedies sll trash alike. Too
rsny Of them are, bur the COUGH LOZESGEs made BY
NJ DANE scisrt,hc preparation The mseria1 cost
h pure and hgnly concentrated and combined with much
csre-erd the Iesder unfortunately afflicted with
Cough esther recent erorel Asthma Phtaync Bron
ekits Wno0piDe Co1gh Teklisx IN the Throat Cstsh,
O. any Dssse Of the Lungs OF Tnroat more relief can b
otfarec tror these Losenzes than any otter remedy
Sold BY A b. ID. sands No. 100 FstoEs.-; NJ Dene,
No i Cazrnine-s Abrn Btrdss No. S5l PesrtG Hsv
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