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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-07

BY late foreign newspapers, it will be OBJ
served that the English ladies', and many Of
the most distinguished in rank and talent,
have fallen into the unfortunate and mis-
taken notion that the field for philanthropic
labor at home, il entirely too circumscribed
for the full exercise of their magnaniinous
spirits. Those ladies, prompted of course,
by the best Of motives, are at present suffer.
ing intensely from sympathetic commissions
for the colored race, who are unfortunately
owned and held as slaves in some sections Of
the United Stats. Pursuant to this charita-
bic fullness of soul, those good ladies have
united in an appeal to our own countrywo-
men on the subject, which we shall doubt
less have the pleasure of witnessing both in
form and in effect ere-long.
Dutchesses, Countesses, Authoresses, etc
are engaged in this work of tender mercy,
evidently having their attention diverted from
the more degraded objects which should en-
list, aye, demand their most Jealous philan-
thropic efforts at home, by the enchantment
which distance lends to the horrors of slavery
in this country.
From the fact that our neighbors across
the water are accustomed TO look upon
American institutions through jaundiced
vision, no body will suspect these English
ladies of being capable of forming correct
opinion in relation to American slavery.
Before our American ladies' receive and
embrace any appeal from that source upon u
subject which by common consent they have
ceased to agitate, We trust they will allow
their fore gn friends sufficient TIM to remove
the beam from their own eyes, that they may
the more clearly discern the mote in others.
Americans, all regard the institution OF
slavery as great and unmitigated evil, and
possess the moral honesty to admit it to the
world, and are ready at all times to exer,
their noblest efforts to effect its abolition, SO
far as it is consistent with the safety of the
Union.
The policy which dictates the squandering
of the public revenue Of England, as in the in
Boy Of heennI, afaa kFnss sps ass isass
salary exceeds a half millions Of dollars, in tn,
face of an ofirial report of the House Of Com
mons, which shows that there are millions o
poor and degraded white people in tlei
midst, suffering all the horrors Of hunger an
starvation, will not answer any phillnthro
pic end in the slave districts Of the Unite
States.
We fear these foreign philathropists, il
petticoats, mistate the passion that warm
their breasts to this recent effusion Of sym
pathy, (for exPortation) else the want an
misery that stalks abroad in their mids
would painfully suggest an ample field o
which to bestow their labors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-07

40 LOUIS NAPOLEON is said to be deeply
fascinated with beautiful Spanish lady OF
rank, who is supposed to entertain the ambi-
tious hopes of becoming Empress, instead Of
the Princess Vasa.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-07

FRANcF.-The luxury and expenditure of
the present Government exceed those of any
previous Court Of France. The coronation
robes have cost eight millions of flames,
Sl,0oo,0o0; they are in fact stiff with jewell
ry of the highest price.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-07

: or The North Carolina Legislature ad-
iourned on Monday week without electing a
u. S. Senator to succeed Mr.. Mangum,
whose term expires on the 4th of March
next. The Governor has no power to ap-
point under the circumstances, and the con-
sequence will be that vacancy will exist in
nee next ttete,s Senatorial representation for the
- 1au Tour
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- EVANSVILLE rEMPLE OLE EoNoR.-The

SNgy1zz EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR.-The
sTASyregua' meetings OF this Temple are held every
sSzzakS rhursda. ,.vening the Insurance Office
Water Officers for the present term-S. W. Meyers
W. c. T.; J. c. Henson. p. w. C. r.. w. w. Tileston
W. VT w. ID. Wright, w r.; T. Fletcher. w. A. X.
F. Kessler, W. F. r.; 1T Walker, TT; D. ". For
rest. W. u. e. Gosiing, w. ID. u; B. T. Hord. W. G.
W. Holden, w. S. BY order of w. c. T.
nov27 WIN. ID. WRIGHT, w. R.
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John Taylor, ESQ.,, Wharf Master, has
favored us with an abstract from his Annual
Report of the amount of business done with
our wharf.
The umber of boats landed during the
month of December last, was 265. Amount
of wharfage collected S4O4 %.
The whole number of boats landed during
the year 1852 was 1902
Wharfage collected SASH Is
Whole number of boats landed
in 1851 was 2,575
Wharfage collected S4,235 %
Increase of wharfage 8 $40 ST
Increase of steamers landinr 307
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02EAT BAEGAINS.

WILL SELL ESQ acres of the best Land in the county,
living the canal and half or three miles from
he city, Also 81 Lots in the Myth eastern enlarge
of the city Of Evansville 1--WE lots the 81
Vine ard Third street i'm the CITY, fronting q
Vine street and extending lack parallel with Third st
SO feet alley aud 90 lots in Inascc city, 10 OF them
fronting Fulton Those 81 lois in the North
enlargement, and the % lots in Laniasco if
sold private sale before the third Nodsy in pri will
that iy be sold at public auctian AT tn. Court house
in the city, For particulars enquire of the subscriber
his Office Fourth street. Lamasco few doors east Of
the Market-Sign of Notary Public and Real Estate
Agency. ldec27-4mdw1 NATHAN ROwLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-07

TIE DrrrEREscE.-Fcur hundred years
have elapsed since the invention of printing.
vet books are not in circulation all over the
globe, while the use of tobacco became uni
versal within Fifty years of the discovery.
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@The weather yesterday afternoon was
bright and pleasant, considerably moderated.
The river. falling very gradually. though n Of
yet within its banks in some places.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-07

FRANKLIN PIERCE is the fourteenth Presi-
dent His initials stand for it and his name
in full counts fourteen.
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N o TIC

There will be meeting held on Friday evening, at
o'clock, in the Lecture room Of Rev Mr. McCarer, for
the purpose oil organizing association for the relief
OF the poor in our city, The public respectfully
invited TO attend.
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Mr.. IsGERsoLL AT THE GuILDHALL, Low
pos.-At the great annual banquet given By
the Lord Mayor of London, on Wednesday,
the Sth ult., the Lord Mayor, after the usual
Low al toas,s had en- disposed of. said he was
delighted to have among his guests the repre-
sentative of country between which and
G eat Britain an interchange of kindly feel
ing was so much to be desired, and gave "His
Excellency, the American Minister, and the
Representatives of Foreign Powers,
Mr.. Ingersoll returned thanks. He re-
GREETED that he was not accompanied by more
of his fellow ministers on this occasion, that
they might have seen the assembled loyalty,
and he might add, the assemblrd beauty pre-
sent in that hall. II SO, they would have
been satisfied of the old adage, that .'the alb
sent are in the wrong" The Country which
he bad the honor to represent was excelled by
none other in love and admiration for the
peope of England. They derived their
knowledge from the same instructors, md
their habits from the SANE examples. The
charters of the middle ages, the Bill of Rights,
the Habeas Corpus, were theirs as well as
ours He addressed them in the same copi-
Gus language which they spoke, and his fel.
low c. untryiaen studied the same books, and
arrived at the same conclusions of peace and
| 70 Illustrate rnc reenngs p-ru 10 rir,
people of England he might remind then
that gentleman of London (Mr. T. Baring)
without any particular rank or any other title
but that of being London merchant, came
to the United States, and here received thu
homage elsewhere paid to a coRqucror.-
[Cheers. When the people of England
subscribed to relieve the Irish from famine
his fellow countrymen were NJ backward il
in rendering their assistance, and lately
when the expeditions were fitted out to ascer
ain the tate OF Sir ]. Franklin, the Ameri
cans endeavo red also to come 10 his rescue
Cheers Since he (Ar. IngersolD had CONF
to- England he had rece ived those marks o
hospitality and kindly intercourse which de
noted the feeling entertained toward hi
country. He had seen to-day the loyalt,
with which the throne was regarded, and he
too, was willing to say with them all, $50
save the Queen" [Cheers.] After an al
lusion to the gratifying spectacle which wa
presented on the occasion of the funeral Q
the Duke of Wellington, Mr.. Ingersoll re
,sumed his seat, amid the hearty plaudits {
the compan..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-07

TAXES FOR A. D. 1852.
TO ALL PERSONS OWING TAXES FOR 1852.
fTNHE Law Is, THAT, 1.-THE County Auditor and
l. Treasurer snail attend at the Office of said Auditor.
the third Monday of March annually; the Treasurer
shall then and there make settlement DC
There snal be penalty of ten assessed upon
the amount of taxes returned delinquent aforesaid,
with interest upon the whole until paid.
IL any person refuse neglect to pay the taxes i'm
pose him the County Treasurer shall after the third
Monday in March, levy the same together with ten per
cent damages, and the costs and charges that may
crue, by istress, sale, &c.
jan4--5td-3tw X. w. DUNBAR, Treasurer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-07
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.

COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the
l. Young Men of this city that he proposes teaching
another class in Double Entry Book Keeping at Mr..
Sanord's School Room, the Engine House, (pro-
yidinC a sufficient number subscrbed) TO commence
OH Monday Evening, January Sd. Gentlemen wishing
themselves the present opportunity of gainin
knowledge of the above very useful branch OF the
mercantile business are requested make application
no the subscriber this week. at the School Room during
school hours, viz. from to 10, p. H.
Terms for fun mercantile course OF eight weeks, SIS,
Partial course. ,
Evening session from to TO- Z. Nj
N5,Pryate Lessons ii deserd.
dcc2S -lydS JEREMIAH BtHM-
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DOCTOR e. ]. EHRMA ANN,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office, Third street, near the New German
Catholic Church,
dec3l--3m EVANSVILLE, IND.
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CADDLERY.-A complete stock Of Harness and Trim.
- mings, Saddler Hardware. together with Saddlers
Tools, DO found BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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OYS T r 8.
lust RECEIVED-2 chests Oysters. Families car
J be furnished nj IS cents half cans. and 81 50 fol
whole cans. by applying to ALLiS d HOWES.
dec22--n
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THE PLACE FOR
Cheap wall Paper Ha"gingss
Is AT

TIN G D We z UXJSr
Hdir street between tust and Second. EraRsrile ia
XNTHERE al kinds of Wall Paper from Ten CENTS
w to three dollars piece. may be found, with a
large assortment Of the latest and patterns b select
from. embracing Parlors sitting Chamber, Dining room
aud Hall pcis Those wishing t. purchase would 10
well to call and examine, am selling ut very low
rates.
LAMPS LAMPSi!
The subscrb keeps constant hand assortment
mps Of all Sizes descriptions and prices at the Evans
vlll.wall paper aud Lamp store Of
dec25 JOHN c. DEVEREUX Jr.
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HANDLE wICKING: 30 Bales Of the above for sale
by loctlsl PRESTON BROTHERS
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SKATES! SKATES-3O0 pr. Mems and Boys Skates
~ of various descriptions with anil without straps,
received by ldec3o BABCOCK BROTHERS..
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NHEN'S PRIME KIP BOOTS-A fresh supply Just r
ltl ceiyed at the Boot and Shoe House OF
dec29 v. X. HENDRICKS & CO.
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rINHE EVANSVILLE BOoKSToRE-Ha. just reed
l. oer Express. a new supply Of Rosewood, Mahogany
and Ebony work Boxs al " ritIg De.ks.also "A supply
OF Rodgers Erasors Ne Plus Ultra. Poot Folos de-
For sale by ldece9i SAIL LISTER.
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COAL F r SALE

COAL E r SALE.
a FIRST-RATE ARTICLE of Hawsyille Coal is for
sale at the wharf, deliverable in any part of the
city I2i cents per bushe 1t Of excellent quality
and will recomm end itself. G. W. GLOVER.
dec22 If
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A FINE FARM FOR SALE,

80 a lNG FARM FOh SALE,
l.!s Situated two and q half miles south 49,
In west of Princeton. Gibson county. Ia, b96A
49, and one milo west OF the Evansville -
and Illinois Railroad, and the leading from
Princeton to New Harmony, consisting Of $50 acres go
acres under cultivation the balance well tmbered-a
good FIR mo House, in good order Two good Wells
and two Living Springs en- the premises.
For Terms apply on the premises at ihe Eagle
Restaurant. Evansville. Indiana.
jan7 ZILI.AH RRAZlER
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IN OOO PRIME NEW GUNNY BAGS, and 1000
CO.OOO lbs Sacking Twine. just received and for
sale by ljansI FOSTER & BROWN.
IN BOXES Extra No. Boston Bar Soap. Families
w il want Of something nice in the way of soap
find it at Uan1l FOSTER & BROWNS.
E>NGLIsH MUSTARD-Foster & Brown have 10,
Il of the genuine Pure English Mustard, Narrated.
JAM
(SORDAGE.-s5 coils Boston Manufactured Manila
~ Cordage for check lines, just received and for sale
by [jan7l FOSTER & BROWN.
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Sat rF sNRsANA,
.anderburgh COunty,i
In THE VAspLRBrReH CIRCUIT Court.
Iames Hewitt,
Samuel Clifford
Susan G. Clifford. In Chancery.
james NJ. Smith,
Conrad Baker,
Henry d. As, and
Levi Howes,
Now comes the complainant in the above entitled
cause BY james g. JONES' his solicitor. and ses his bill
in Chancer, to for .close mortgage given to him by
said Samuel G. n"rd and s wife upoa certain oss in
the CHy of Evansville; and with his bill Of c0mplaiHtthe
conpfnans Also IL es the afdavs of dsnterested per-
son, whereby appears that he said defendants, sam
uel G.. Clifori Susan G. CHORD and james NJ. Smith,
are residents o. tho State OF Indiana. therefore the
said muel G.. Clifford, Susan G.. Clifford, and james
NJ Smith hereby notified that unless they appe in
the Court aforesaid, the next thereof on the
first of said and plead to answer said bill
therein stated will he taken for confessed and
final decree will be rendered accordingly in their alb
sencc.
wstness. Jacob Lunkenheimer, Clerk of said Court
at Evansville the I'd day Of January. A. ID. 1851.
jan6-3w JACOB LUNkENHt'"fS. '''-T
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e DIFFERENT SIZES OF DIARIES for 1852 for sale
- by [jan4 RATHBONES WHEELER.

+ OST.-Tbe person who left a Bank Bill on the
IL counter of our store, Christmas Day have the
same by calling for il.
janl RATHB0NE & WHEELER.
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CVsVOV 40 sides Enameled Leather;
~ sides Patent Leather;
60 pieces assorted Oil Cloths;
10 do Endm, led do;
10 do Coach Laces, assorted.
$50 sets Bras. and Plated Carriage Bands.
Lace Tacks, Tufts, Lining Nails. Boot Hooks. DC. an
dec30 BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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Private BOARDING HOUSE,


SO GOLD PENS just rece we'd in addition TO ouy
e)O former assortment. Warranted. heretofore
Jana RATHtONE Sx WHEELER.
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MIR CAWTHORNE, EHoRAyrR, will remain In town
w few days longer. and will be happy do marking
OF every descrip ION. Mr.. c. will be found Messrs
Biltrolis Jewelr. Store on Main street. dec3l-u
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COAL CANON AND PARLOiS
40 sE$ ut " educ ed Prices.
"E WILL SELL Parlor and Heating Stove
w very low To reduce our heavy stock We have al
kinds and great variety Of styles Come all who wan
cheap Stoves.
choice lot of Mantel Oruamcnted ParIor Crates
and fine assortment OF Cook >toves.
dec3O up. SCHWING& CO.
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OFFICIAL.
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
! Il


t WHEREAS an act of the Assembly Of the State Of
Lcuana entitled An Act relative city Of New Orleans
proved March H 1850 provides that before of Munic
pa shall fix and decide the taxes TO be assessed thew
shall to be made out budgets estimates exhibiting the various
items expenditure including the amount for contingent
to be incurred by the Municipality during current
for the urban and rural parts thereof which budgets shall
DO published in French and English the official papers NUM-
pa during least thirty days before the meeting the Coun
ellis shall fix and decide the amount of taxes to
And Whereas virtue Of the Assembly
euary 49, 1854 e several Municipalities of the said city New
Orleans have been consolidated and by virtue Of
proved on the date the late city Of Lafayette Parish
son. has become incorporated portion of the city Of New Orleans
and governed By all the laws relating the same;
And Whereas the and duties of the and
said city of Lafayette have doyoed upon u the
Common Council by virtue Of the act aforesaid;
And whereas an ordinance has been passed defining urban and
rural limits Of the city;
Therefore, in conformity with the the act of March H.
1850 and of resolution adopted this day. following ~ ia ur
hhed and notice hereby given that thirty AMER the r,t u
cation hereof the Common Council will proceed fix and decide an tina
he levied on the rolls of Issl
STATEMENT OF PROBABLE EXPENDITURE FOR 1873
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OFFICIEL.
conseil Commun de Ia Vile de la Nile. Orleans.
CoNsEII. DIES Assistants ALDERMEN
a., torN


" ATfENpU acte de rAssemblee Geuere ninle
Aete relatf Ia vile de Nouyee APPROVE lie IS
1850 est poyu Qayant quuu conse quecOnqu dies Municipalities
e puisse etab 10 monant DIES dts Conses
n' ae eonnae budget dvees depense pobabe eomp
monan' dea dePnses casues de Ia MpaS pendant ann6e
eouran pour les parties ra atre
public en- hnas ct en- angas dams Ie
nrae pendant jou ayan la seance on les d
conse deedetont d monant des
E Aendu que dun Assembe
lie "a evr les divees Municipalities de willie de Ia Non
ont etc eonsdes; ct dun
spprouve Jour- pexyle de la Psroisse
eta nccrpoee pare de Ia vile de Nouves Orleans ct
gonvernse arles memes lois que ceeci;
E attsndu les pouvo les dsvois des exAunepass
la dte vile de Lafayette appartnnent mnenan Conse
mime, du susdt acte
k aiendn quune ordonnance eta passe les ne
banes de la vile;
En- consequence conosmen dispositions paete u is
1850 resolution aoptSe Jour- suiyant est pubs
ct est par psente dome apres
publication de cecil lie Conse Commun pocadera dxer b noutas
dea qu seron leyees les blsaux pour 1851
ETAT DIES DEPENsEs PROBABLES POUR 1853
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|. sTRAUB. r. HAzLETT
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY

81 Magazine street. New Orleans
~ ine above is WOOD Cut of single gesroi Queen thu
We Tnnnsue Cob Breaker Of great strength and Durability
ease Of operation.
place on,rvanee on all siyes Of % Nv which neapa
We convert Corr Nil into StockFeei Mil but few
TO put it on OF take IL off,
We portable Mills fnge and double geard (s a. Al
y OF French buO grind Wheat Feeds calculated
for seam, wne or horse These Mills steam
city, State Fa have Jailed carry lie r S
minmon occasion awalsd silver medal Our
NUS aso io9 l~o h premiums as the best Mills at two Annual
AlsoPortab SAW MILLS toll power
TINS Mill exhibited in operation by horse
medsI ~
Engines Az our articles for Of opaaon mpe 7snsel-
nes and durability, surpassed by in "
Al our ARTICLES are warranted ssend-orn0 saea ouoost
OIL transportation and me money Refunded.
fall description and mouas OF merit
reler those Interested 70 our a TO be hal factory where
N0TE-G Kmba lie partner Of j. H. Barrows wills s1bbt,ag
Burrows Mill at State Far last FAN botsrous
grind thus; Whoeyer srns the most regarding quality ami
quantity was TO be the owasr q both n each and
straub to run an eighteen inch mill
Burrows d CO, tornp twenty incl MILL
htraub 10 twenty j III 'ril.
Burrows x Co q rgn = twen (. tsnf % i Id.
Sraub torun a twenty-stx inch mill.
Burrows d Co. TO Thirty inch mill.
When the pinch tina, boilerous courage popped
To the above lnow append challenge
viii my QUEEN or TIE SOUTH with cob
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR, against four
inch Burrows Mill and VIM Stewards Oo Kentucky Feed
business you have enge appreciation 10 NJ r1nos Corn
Cu;her as an auxiliary Should my single re f equal
quality aud quantity the combined productions the
mills dus pease) then draw hundred a,
stakes put
into the mertsoa thing, ISAAC sT!.AuB.
ToJ. Fl. Burrows d Co. ialis sn
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MII1K E!;j5 l5 !sS51i3 /


Chos,a Mobus and
has used BY
sion sad physeians themselves have
tsd States. = -
a. Beach's Breast Linameat.-An excellent remedy for
disease the Lungs Breast Breast Splitting
Blood Night Swea Cough dculty
about the Chest This remedy without doubt produces more
benent Disease the
used To TIA, are any way pedposed to Lung Disease
this Lnament according to OBJECTIONS. =
Beach, Ferruginous Tone.-A remedy 70 Chs and
Fever and Chagres known fail
Of the disease.
Deaehs Rheumatic fails to give relief
In less than twenty-four hours.
Besehs stomaehiye RittersTTh is szcelen. article
that has been sought
and Fever and all Auumna Feve To persons living having
for short period low marshy Districts the
invaluable them will
and Fever at the time they the
stomach Digestion
iandes and gives health and vigor TO the
performed by them. We will say they are ali
that they represented to be- They
n our practice for years with the most results The great
demand for these remedies alone has induced
that they be reached by ALL Prepared
y. d. BEACH, NJ D.. Chemist and Apotheoary,
OF ChartIe nd Gu tom sta N