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The Fmnerar N,nale.n

Tho New York Times has tho following rem,rks In :.
late issue concerning the Emperor Of the French. p
thinks that should the existing In Europe become
Continental one, will with France to carry I, on
and should her armies provo victorious the virtual
session OF tho regions in dispute will likewise remain with
her, The 10000 men that Napoleon Is now sending to
the Danube, says can DO easily spared by military Pow
er like France:
what triumphs and what defeats History gill have IN
relate OF the European conflict begun Is reserved for
future record but the creation Of the existing
entansiement and the actual commencement Of the war
Is triumph for Napoleon ILL., Only one year ago mar
cenn among the crowned heads Of Europe and al scb
deested by them we'll by the people ridicuIed and
tainted upon the occasion Of his ruess attempts To
the band oil daughter OF the petties legitimate primo,
noted in the catalogue; covered from head to foot with
oooquy nj the hustngs by those Euglish ministers
who now vie with each other heappg mos, obseou
Gus praise and adulston his every acs-he has sue
ceeded 10 breaking the ominous alliance formed against
hm by banded Europe aud has placed himself at the pin
nace OF the civilized resistance the Continent offers to the
designs oil Russia He is the great among the rival
statesmen OF the Eastern Hemispherc-not made CO. in
deed by bis actions but by the skul use be has made of
,ne aus and weakness OF his opponents Ever keeping
himself comparatively, in the background and throwing
the Initiative Of this whole affair England he has push
ed the latter Power step by STEP until she has nj
length reached point from which is scarcely possible
to recede England clearly enough perceives tha, she
can hardly hope to bear Of this conflict suy booty
worth the name but that all the profit Of twenty Years
war; In which che has burdened herself to the verge of
suhocauon with debt be carried of with ease by her
cunning ally"
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eF The President is expected to send a message to
the Senate to day, Yeoing the INDECENT insane BILL
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
AZ AoRRLSBookstors, 81 Main direct lprfl 53nd.
'"'lsssSt' nGH,s'''f '';css,
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IHR Observation-Disclosures.
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.


ns Waio."
Articles written both sides paper will be published
rus ruee ',ng standing, ought be to ALL and will
In no case be departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines are charged Tor advertisements.
Commute cations viii be charged the advertise
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ciRcUr cOuRT, JUDor MrREDIru.--ThIs cour, wa,
cuped tho whole Of Friday and Saturday With the trial
Edwin Cooke, for forgery Of Robert Bakers 10
negotiable note for $780, payable In four months aud held
by Cornelius Crew.
The case was given 10 the jury about or O'Clock on
Saturday night, who, after about minutes dsibeton
gave in a verdict OF not guilty.
There are six Of similar character stl ous,snd-
log sgainst him.
Counsel for the prisoner COL T. P. August and Judge
Crump For The Commonwealth Marrnsduke johnson
Esq.
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A WARNING.

WARNING
Delay not harbor not in mind that fools
ioophy that disease get itself or that you ca
with certain medicines dollars Beware how Won
per with your general welfare.
Se wild and vicious youths why will persist in dosing with
the Jy ndusdfn0 compounds daily preferred thereby
Ing your appetite and digestion destroying you a,
wen rs when
SAINT medicinesf
Ye rAkes OF condition. why will We suffer and 70.
pine and drag out miserable existence unified for the
nenf and ordinary pursuits who are Tins
noyed anc wish TO be restored health vgor
nj once pleasant and eaectual should MORRIS Hi,
success In cTnic diseases has been
physician Of HIS day Many been for years
with disease resulting excess have
restored to health and ygo under his really
shoud personal interview be Objectionable your disease
In wrng-encose Eve dUlars-addres DR.. w. NJ HoRgIs
through the Post ONCE, Nashville Tenn and package OF med
eines securely up, will he privately and with dspaeh
full direction, herewith, and NJ guestions deted
Perons living at distance and afflicted scro,ula Old M
GERS letter, Cancers Piles Pula In Ano Gravel
Giee disease whatever Of aggravated malignant
character can be cured at home by consulting MORRIS by
letter. post paid enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant and
isfe eanbs sent nail to the States
Particular attention given TO the
who may be afflicted With Irregularities Abus or
whites Prolapsus Uteha Falling
70 lay aside all false decscy rompy the Docor
Cures todrrdrtedf "
~ Once Insurance Once Cedar see, near Tho De-,
Once Room, No. IL, oe22Ndiy
NOTICE. meeting Of the Stockholders of thu RIobnond
~ and Charlottesville Turnpike Company viii be held ON ~,
Sth day q May Ut 10 o'clock A. NJ
hshb On FOubhee, between Grace and Broad
p g. Those Of the Stockholders who have NOT vel psJ An
ed complete payment r The roos want
many deeds for which ready. appS99''
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Moving LIZ. II LIKE s r TSs,o, faithfully de-
9. S. Ssns AZ Ss
IS .ss:s
EXTENSIVE SALE OF LANDS In RATs. CO
rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED, ASm kIS,,sM: Ivy
ns co and snd h r l. de-
county s on n. Di,ss GrS5 g P.
,.1 Ssass :.
sns lSRs e%
arc Aa Sssso under S
there are .s S all quite
n. iPiissif A''
eay :. AIDE. Ss 800 Is which could
Sy n aSs Il s sDa s.s ana
The WILDERNESS HON. Pi.ee-rhI. va, the r.s.,,.
are and sompls brick Ares. less ,sI
n. G % on s. as,f %sssS. Is Th.n
yhin the past year noble spring the mansion sooi S
The FOWLER rR.or-rh. I, . arr. and .,c..,, ,o,v
ssGe "a 'is:, sa".
An are aSunaany supplied with roos ,,,,.
ss sf "si
found on all III. farms the Fowler and
Th ssm on 'Ss gIP:s
Springs 30 east Of Warm s s, CT sasun,on 10
@s; Of the s. line e the Va sra%a "H
PoPu ION and srie, has hh
eadr lines OF begin peneate nj, ,ec,ion
rnpdy on the advance throughout Western vri.
within the i've years. to he yev
Heretofore these ands have o. IL
That value will remsn TO them, and advance with m.
general srosth OF the country the approach or m. R
as"eH
fourth Of the purchase money cash. m.
and three with from sale The
giving bond Ard seo1ry and the title frb.I
~, till the whole 10 paid - 'N''"e' sesuft-
Mr. fAueeti reading at Csverdaie will ,how M. Land, -
persons who wish To- examine them. Of enoniy
ceive prompt after ton. WN ppW ,,r Si re-
WIN. NJ TATE.
49, . Commission ers, &c
pubic auction, tho Farm and Tavern known as GEgy
VALLEY C'n'ents III acres under about IC me-
About acres Its handsome place. hons,
and out houses, brick kc n
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TuE RcHNoSD MiLE oRrHhs sociET hold their
annual meeting, IN the bectur Room OF ST.
nsr Of 5hand Marshall 'ree tuesday evening
oh AZ ook The annual n port will be made de-
yeLed and ers elected The Institution has now started on
dilerent footing and hoped that the the pab
lie generally Will attend In large numbers. y,
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
WON GRSTED,c n.

TU'HEEsv T.rk Commercial Advertiser Of the Path March.
SsT f .5G a or m SRs u @ Pays ~
I'VE have seen piano, from Easland, and dermany
made By n, most celebrated those
ap %s. .a ma y IL ssys seen few
nss 81 1nG asTney Of tune and al other qualities
unurpsed highly ereditsbs 10 our ps5o az,
that even Europeans are constrained their sup
AND ANOTHER PROM THE NEW YORK COURIER AND I'm.
"woRoEsTERs PIANO toSTEs%-SS: an honorable. and
rsS os 40, Of these Mr.
Tor h productions by them
4. MoHRis, Of Main Street,
Wholesalers PIANOS
sas .o1d invite The attention Of Poeo Amateurs the
VI, embraces and styles and b.,
sssts 10 Ss caSs S S6Rre ~ o s
, 70 :TR.oy Of INSTRUMENTS UT also Ia the prices which
NoIIG.iisThe public re.pyolialy nC,1a,o {
Goods S ass al T "o s y, nS and yan
oeosk p NJ 70 continue ON day day until my entIr,
sp5 asIs 91 os M Sll' s e.: tive
Thr M sfsamSs6 % Ey TS OF
s .ns s @ 70 ooSins ,e,oaons
Tbs, Ss g Do b e SdiS vii So S
soasSs. S s n.uoon c 'as q .Ss n. same
he late mssting 20 q, % secure for ibis travel sbs
oo%Hsay rs..oossis md Jo, ~ way tolls
Ill,n tae,s purposes soy such alteration, required
% @ I9a s. 'S Obtain e is'S iS *. sS
i whtsn ne Gao prosars sd particularly copies the
tan Of tolls other read' Of his and the states as
otain the Board
statements thereof such views Of
may asenlto him requisite and proper, -
Extract n N the minutes
p VAN DEURsEN, Secretary.
once RADRR Co., April %, 1884 SpSt-ii
UR I1BoN TRIuIINGs.-Ju', opened further sup.
Elphon Trmmings, all colors
White, Colored and Black Manti1as
Black md Coioured Lace
eisckL &c shawl 9 q soars
Parasois and Ladies Umbrellas, Al % Hasn street.
aPfs CHRISTIAN LATHRoP.
ACHING lAHN.-95 a Ian and Russian HEMP Pack.
II ing Ysra, In store and for sale by
o. J. sINToN q Co.,
spsl Sign Of the Circular Saw, u Main 81.
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WM. FRAZIER.



Nh RS O. PHILIP No. 60 Main street viii omen a, ~ ,or.
1N1 on TUESDAY next, 2oh Instant iuf Rris;1n onJ
e f9rr fdoh The selection being varied full and com
pete, viii be found supa,nr any .sbJ
Of Millinery that be season i bsiSv h @
season In business and DESTROYS OF s
would ask Of her customers and the public early call
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what southerner read this without feeling an en-
admiration for that pure and exalted spirit Of
independence which It breaths In every line.
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FrRs--Tbs alarm u Fire sbou. one o'clock on yes,,r
day was false,
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OIL o THING IRA DE!
SPRING, 1891

UZ EEN. oBILEs AND BALDWIs we are now ,.c.tv,,,
s S; &. sS seosI
@ and iss Ne ni OF our sal .ns
please; '"'' ''''
times a, GODS a &C. tsS y T
County sG ss Sp S IA H a :: sT
and We are sure at such prices will viii aE
ia NsIn street '''' anu ''P''"0'' ask call ''S
sp71 KEEN, cHrLEs 4 BALDWIN
SUG.ES HOUSE MOI Sss,
400 nnls DnowN SUGAR, Of good quality, a. To-
ap2i DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
UM INA bb' highly favored EgS tS5 ,sl'
ssaa 80 '-''' O''' piyEsPoRT .IiES 81 &C. q
= BILL. NO. 1 TANNEh'5 on, JUS rceived and n
apn 18th street, near cary.
NJiNTgR PnFssgD spermseei Machinery, Tanners, srf
spa O''' nv Jus :" 81 PDSvkhPosr.' ALLEN CO.
IS UhCKsoN'sg AMI 'MFrCugIl3s" CANDiKs. {" ND
.S d'' starch SAFETY ''' biS IRS GT tG e. "!
SA-"MsT'h'li" and "Bfon;IlcE s,. .ao, Tor sale
n OAP, UsHgD, Powdered AND COFFEE !,
az 9ASS from several rshn'F'i I Sr ,sIssy
6NL0yEs, HANDRsaCHIRps &C.
NJ s IA and Printed osmbrIo HsndserehIsf
Linen Collar, or.vs,.. Stocks, glove,
asuspena,ers soet,, Linen and Cotton Drawers
uaute Merino Under iris
,,,, g. GikTas e %' g. g
WHITE AND C0JORRD NAVY DRILL CoATs-t
now on hand ane as,ortuent Of White and
Dr Goats, cut Ia the frock Sack and one, styles so,h
really for the coming season Those In want ,i az
helr intsres, TO call and buy Of me. WIN IRA SMITH
y BBIs. GENUINE PEACH BRANDY, for ,,Ie
HDICHWOND SODA WATER Ann non n, \,
NJ ESThbLIbHMENrItsA settled fact that The oni, ~
ne article o. bottled SODA WATER, In the city is pot up
ether SoR sous sl,as bS 70 S'%RsS
the business for yearSpau, 49, '"s's' 49,
To avoid Impoiiton Be sure and eau for AZ M.conu,cv,s
DA WATER. ~ NN'' wv w. "''V"hNChs
BAH orders, either from city or country promptly at,
sSis Water, Porter and Ale, delivered In all part, Of the
Alp'r'on' having ny bottles viii ea,, return lmm,d
",.,oa IA. ". MCCORMACK
T'N-VA No. @s, Broad sire
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ODD.fELLOWS' HALT
THE GREAT YRENoH DIoRIM. M -ur
FUNERAL OF NAPOLEONi

VIE removal OF the Remains Of The Enn.,o, l. ,.,,,,,
vho,. ~ hs Moving Life Like Figures and
posing ceremonies. ~ go anu iand, and all tho I'm
Doors open atTx-ceremonies comm.nc. "a
Hum's0n 70 eents-ehiidren under is. hais NIL. N, .
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Commissio. &c.
at public auction tho Farm Stand known as GRssS
Csntents,
dow about 30 It's handsome place with exerrnt
and out brick house. good tavern .,HnS
and desirable stock farm; OF Cloyeriac t
miles east Of Bath Alum Springs " ''NA'' 'sI'
Terms a, above Day Of sale June 18th,
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COOP AFTERNoos.-A sweet little girl in
New Haven, only three years old, was prom
ised one evening that she should accompany
her parents to Boston the next morning. She
was much elated at the prospect of the jour
ney, and when Sue had finished repeating her
little prayer, as she laid down to sleep, she
said with the most exquisite simplicity
Goodbye, God -Good-b Jesus Christ
am going to Boston in the morning!
The New Orleans Bulletin adds that it is
not simply children, bot that grown people
as well may feel that they bid goodbye to all
expectations of divine influences on going &c
Boston.
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AMERICAN SLAvERY-Mr. j. VAN buren,.
We are requested by Mr.. John Van Buren,
TO state that the paragraph which appeared
in our paper yesterday, to the effect that he
will attend the anti-slavery conference, to be
held at Manchester next month, is incorrect.
Mr.. Van Buren, adds, that while he enter
tains strong feelings OIL the subject of slave
ry, aud expresses them freely at home. moth
ing is further from his purpose than to take
any part whatever in the discussion on the
subject observation-disclosures Morning Adcer-
tiser, july Is.
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-Weather yesterday morning was de-
cidedly cool after the late hot days. A very
grateful change.
- - Mr. Jacobs ice has given out greatly
to the CONSERVATION of his numerous custom
ers. Mr.. Bacon, however, is endeavoring
to save them from destruction.
We advise those wanting first rate
article OF cream cheese, to call at Messrs. /.
& d. Heimann's. They received yesterday
morning supply of this excellent cheese,
which deserves particular attention. They
receive the Hamburg Dairy cream cheese
every week.
- The steamer Rescue was here from
Louisville yesterday morning. We thank
Mr.. Cook, of the whari-boat, for Monday :
papers brought by her.
- The Crescent City Bank will be re-
novel to the new bank building.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-17

A Know NOTHING MoTHER.-A little boy
was picked up in the streets yesterday. and
taken up as a lost child 10 the main station
house in Ade' phi street. After being there
all day, an officer took the little fellow to his
mothers residence, in the upper part of the
late District of Kensington. Judge of his
surprise, when he expected to ease the men,
tai anguish of the maternal parent, to hear
her reply that "she didn't know" her child
was lost, il. fact "she hadn't missed him.
Phil. Bull.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-17

The BLEsslSes OF OLD AGE.-The vener-
able Josiah Quincy, sen., ex-President OF
Harvard University, having been toasted at
the Alumni dinner, made an excellent
speech, from which this is an extract:
son every occasion, whether in public or
of his years. Why was this! Old age did
not simply consist in length of days, for as
the President had quoted
Wisdom is grey hairs In man. f1rf
And all unspotted life Is his old age
Hit arose from sympathy, there was no
ground for it; the sympathy was absolutely
thrown away. So far as his experience
reached, old age was the happest period of
life. And why not! Had we not then got
rid of the nonsense of love, QaughteD the
folly of ambition, the grum5Iing OF envy, the
decisions of hope! He repeated that old age
was the happiest portion of life. provided
that in youth and manhood the individual is
obedient to the laws Of nature regulating
health and strength, and leads life of re-
specabllty and usefulness. In order to be
happy aud long-lised, il was import ant that
there should be a harmony between the be-
ginning, the middle and the end Of life, and
especially between the beginning and the
end. The young man should cultivate and
foster the qualities which he sees to be re-
spectacle and esteemed in The old, and the
old man. on the other hand, should retain
and seek to perpetaate the feelings and vi
vacity Of youth"
The ex-President closed with this senti-
ment:
"The hoary hairs with which wisdom
crowns the young and the unspotted life
which is the crown of man at every period OF
his existence. (Much cheering)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-17
DIR. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HY

FOR DYsPEPsIA soRofuLA, AND ALL IMPURITIES OF The
Prepared by one Of the Faculty.
INHIS vegetable remedy which is now spreading 70 all
ofthe first Medical Schools in the West a physician Of
high standing in his profession and much opposed
empircism or qoackery as any one can be- rs Is own
by the fact that the recipe is published and accompanies
each bottle of the medicine. thus exoneratpg IL from
' '-' IT IS PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as will be seen by reference to the Circular and By the
accompanying certificates.
ton, the first bottle often producing wonderful results
as in the case of the negro girl OF Mrs. Simmons OF
Louisville, who was relieved OF -.f-
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKU
In short wherever knows il stands at the head Of all
remedies for the following diseases;
Dyspepsia. SerofuIa, White swelling, Negro Tonsump.
ton Chronic Rheumatism, Govt. Neuralgia Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases, ALI Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female irregularities and Distinctions, Mercnrai Dis
eases Secondary syphilis General Debility, and all dis
orders arising from impure blood AID bad Habn Of
system 20. FEMALE COMPLAINTS
iris remedy stands unryalled. IL 10 slight sEmulan
aud a powerful tonic and Alternative.
AS beautifer of the complexion In the cure Of tim-
ples and otbes in producing clear and beau u skin,
Il is much safe and remedy than all the cos
melcs and lotions iu existence Try it, and you will
regretit DO lose confidence If houd seem
at increase the diseasehe general effect Of the
medicine being drive allimpurest3 the surface and
BY that msansous ofthe system.
R1RpENBuRe, Ky, oct.6 1851.
DR.. A. E. Geohegan--Dear Sir: have examined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract Of HydroppeF
the cure Of Scroua in al its FORMS and other chronic
affections, viz: Rheumatism, Female " eakness DC
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
of the above diseases and having always found eec
tual, most eheerfully recommend IL to the afflicted a
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-ato
gether superior to sarsapa.i'la and any Of IL. com
pounds. N I. WAKEFIELD n. d.
OwRSsBoRo', Ky, March 2S. 1859
Dear DoctorI receiv ed yours of tt 22d inst Ard az
cordng to request acknowledge the receipt Hy
dropiper. ns
Dyspepsia In Short consider il a valuable prepare
ton. have been using myself and think 1t benefits
my general health. Respectfully, your friend,
49,. JAMES CONAN, NJ %.
PRIcE 81 per bottle, or bottles for S. when taken at
one time. RAYMOND & PATTBNs
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, hy.,,
To whom all orders SHOULD be addressed
Agents in Evansville, HALLoCK q srVpD1anHR
|. " Princeton, X. d. hALLoeA
nh2s d&wen-i.
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ed severely, but we trust and believe none
more than they can stand. The lack of wa
ter in the start was the cause Of this great
loss.--N. o. Picayuns.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Co-Psrnersip heretoscrs s.issisg bet the
dsy dissolved by mutual consent A Lo6enstne who
will business a. the old stand will attend the
of All claims against te old will the
of The same purpose All them
selves indebted to late firm requested make mme-
date payment. N noSS i,r AZ
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CAN IT BE-
INAN Il be possible that ). BMBiCH summoned to
before the Hsnoras City Coaasl to answer to the
selling Or receiving
corporation orders par Goods when in re.y they
worth than ninety cents the aoart Be tbs
may Slr. L. his Affairs
while he the Of his the time
endesvorn do the good the largest number by
sell good Goods his
markably low prices.
Call ladies you delight getting good Go"ds
ow prices. ey2
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Z 9 & q Z q, +. { 2.
VOL CANIC OIL

0NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
has performed, after all other remedies bad failed,
warrants the proprietor in asserting that is the only
iniment thaf viii cure Chronic infanmatory Rheu-
maiism Paralysis, Stiffness weakness in the Joints,
Muscles or ,Lgaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia, Tqothache Earaehe or any Pain. il will res
move any SWELLING. Tumor Piles Hard LuTnps, Caked
Breasts. Sore Nipples, Bites of Masquitos, or any In.
AID L viii Cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsr
ULCER SORES the legs or sins, no difference how
long they may have existed. viii also soothe and
heal Barns scalds, Flesh Cuts. woands, &C., sooner
'iaa an! 0t oTERH Million OF soTfLEs
Have been sold in 1853, and the demand IL increasing
daily ard have never heard Of case wherein II has
failed any external disease, when properly ap
Who then will suffer from Pains Sores, or swellings
when safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained.
lNC0NTESTABLE PROOF
of what we have asserted. .,,. 30
TO make known the following hoping they may learn BY,
my experience. and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates ans long
For six months was confined to my room cripple
from Rheumaiism. My knee was swollen tremendous
w. producing the most pains. The muscles were
contracted that could not sragbten my leg at ALL
applied the Mustang Linnent for fonr weeks. but t
and used your Volcanic Oil Liniment-in three weeksit
relaxed the muscles. and cured me permanently.
AMERICUS CAsEDAY. Saline county. III.
Isaw Mr. Caseday when he wasafiicted, asstaied and
he is now well. WIN. NJ. ELLIOTT, P;nkneyville.
.
Reader If the owe is not sufficient to convince yeu
OF The wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic Oil Lininent,
call and examine the tkorsards which we have in our
possession from all parts OFT country and il you win
purchase supply from and does not give satsfac-
lion, The money viii be returped TO the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
MeIeans Celebrated Iin,nent is the only safe and re
liable remedy for the cure OF Spazn Ring Bone, Wind
Calls Sylints Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or Swellings-,
1t sill never fail to Big Head Polev Fistula. old
Running Sores or sweeney, IL properly applied. For
Sprains, Bruises Scratches Cracked Hoos Cbafes sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds il Is isfailible
remedy. Apply directed, and cure Is certain &,
Read the following from M Wells, o. the ST. louis
Omnibus Company 80. -. e.
Lininent and McLean's Volcanic Oil BinimeBt, our
omnibus horses that were lame spraned and for svell
ings and have found keLean's Volcanic Oil Lnimept
to be the best Linimcnt. 'ERASTUS WELLS.
ofthe firm of Case n CO.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German. % I l.: (. .
This Lri-ents put UP in IS ceHt 50 cent and o.
bottles The 50 size contains three times the GUAM
tity size and IN proportion
For sale by J. H. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo:
Forsale In Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY e. CO., at Proprietors prices. [mh7