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WM II McGAvRAN,
Administrator Il
WILLIAM NeGAYRAN,
deceased.
Probate Court,
Carroll county, Ohio
Petition to sell land.
InnN NAYS and

JOHN MAYS and To John NAYS and
MARTHA, his wife, et ais Martha Mays his wife,Oi
Egar corn mtg, Illinois, Thomss MeGaVran u Scott COun
" iowa, Elizabeth Magatsgan Of keEsingon, Philadel-
b count Penns,v vahi4, and Charles Lucy AID Mary.
Lucy his we Of the Stare u Illinois heirs and legal repre-
sentatives OF lillian McGayran deceased. You, are
hereby informed that Oh the 2bth day Of April, A. D.
1854 said Administrator kl bis petition IN the Probate
Court Of Carroll county, Ohio the object and player Of
Which Is TO obtain order kc, for the assignment OF
the Dover Of Ann MeGavran, The widow Of said VII
liam MeGavan deceased IN and for the sale OF the OOs
ing real ,stair O which the said deeedent died seized
or so much thereof may be necessary pay the deb
# sad decedeni wil The pat Of the north ves
quarter Of section Thirty six IN township twelve Of range
hour situate IN the count Of Carroll Ohio, and containing
ole hundred and ten acs e. more or less.
ApriI u, 1854 Al WILLIAM. H. MCGAVRAS,
A lmin~fr ttOr Ut
pifs4 WILLIAM NcGAVRAN. decd
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N. BuRGER.S ESTATE.

IN persons havi claims sgainst sat estate viii please
present them immediately TO the underrgned for ADJUST
ment And all who know themselves indebted TO the
estate will call the halter shop Of deceased sb,
they will find their accounts il proper hands fr settle
meut. JOHN H. TRIP.
June Is, 1854. Hl5d
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Notice Is hereby gven that the undersigned have been
duly appointed and qualified IS administrators on the
Estate Of Thomas n eCreery, decd late Ct Rose town
ship, Carroll CO., O.
CHRISTINA MccREER
WILLIAM McGREERYl--.--AdnOlp' = ADMINISTRATORS
June 29, 1854. st
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HARLEM SPRINGS.
HEALTH!HEALTH!!

Ho, ell ye who pine for Health. ye to fhe living
waters and drink and ve For beauty Of locality and
taubhy Of climate, Harlem Springs unsurpassed BY
any IN the State. The scenery Is wd and most charm
ngly picturesque and romaniic snd well calculated to
inspire the vsiIor with the elevaIing and hesh
storing thoughts and feelings Invalds Wi find par
tcuarly advantageous TO witt this health nspirng spot
and more especially so now that the proprietor has
ceeded in securing the services Of
DR.. r. T.. H ARM AN,
Late Of Kentucky, and graduate of the American Hy
dropathe Insitur Of New York. take charge Of the
Medical Departu ent Of his Establishment. Then
Come and be Hoaled!
Thousands have already been euI,d by the Water
Treatment, whose cases pronounced hopeless by
Of the eminent physicians, aud Why may not
yOug
: The pronrietor will commence running
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600 SPLENDID ENGRAVINGSI
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,

SO CENTS, SIX MONT rms.
Agriculture, Mechanics, Science, New Inventions, and
Pateuts.
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CHEESE -CHEEsE-P,ime Western Reserve Chees
kept on hand aud Tor sale bE
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DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, En-
rireIv Rt moved.

DEAFNESS. PARTIAL or TOtaIs En-
tireiy BE moved.
DR. ALS0PHERT begs TO can the attention Of those
suell from total partial Oss Of the bearng,to the
following facts lie treats diseases Of The middle and
INDICATED DOUCHEs.
Such IS is praeieed in the irImares Of Berlin Leipsic
Brussels Hamburg and ST. Petersburg and laey bs Ibe
NEST distinguished London Artists. with the
detu success indeed t is the only method that hss
been uniformly successful. The best proof u the tts
cacy Of the treatment viii be reference 10 iearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents of the Uuted States Canada KeS rrsvicA
and Nova Scota who have been restored acue bear
ing and not single solitary case to our knowledge, Dr.
we fail effect either partial or total restoration oi h
hearing when advice and instructions we're iatuiy
and punctually adhered to. Many Who could nor heaf
the report of pistol at arms length, can hear
watch beat at the distance of feet
In cases Of mucous accumulation in the Ehsiaehisn
Tube and Tympanum, inflammation Of the kueus Mem
brane, Nervous affections. Diseases Of the Menbrsna
Tympaai commonly called ''the Drum when tic dis
ease can be traced 20 the effects Of Fever Colds The
OF Qunine, MercuIa Medicines, Gatherings in ihe Ears
ia childhood &C., DR.. AlsopheEts treatment stands pe
eminent Where the Auditory Canal is dry ard seplg,
with little or no secretion when the deainese Is
MED with noises in the Ear, ike falling safer, Chrpas
OF insects ringing Of bells russng Of leayes, continual
puSatlOnS. discharge CI NHsN tltCflhE,
sensation is felt as IL rush Of blood 70 the bead toe
place. when the hearing is less in dull cloudy
ther or when cold has been taken the method Oliret
ing the disease is iniallihe.
IN DEAF AND DUMB CASES
nv experience in saying thai the hearing
was at ans time good very much can be accomplish ea.
In the Deaf and Dumb Schoe at Eepsc Of class Of
a. succeeded in restoring acute hearing. DR. a.
beg respectfully TO state, that in those be urdeI
takes he
GUARANTEES a SUCCESSFUL RESULT,
Complete restoration such marked improvement as
will be
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY.
his remedies are faithfully applied and dectieps e.
hered TO-
Applicants viii please state their age, dutson Of dis
ease If matter issues from the external passage hee
are noises in the Ears state of geaera health, aDd wha
they suppose TO have been the Of the dsahcss
When the hearing is restored iii expected ths uose l.
Eeasy circumstances viii pay libeFslly.
/ MEDICINE. APPARATUS. &C,
win be sent TO any part at my own expense.
| Address DR.. AISOPHERT. Broadway, 0ihce &4ell
near Canal street, New York.
Five Doilars-Consultati0n Zee.
April u, 1854 An
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JAMES C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Prizes Is Cents per Bon. Five Boxes for 81
SOLD BIZ

F. Eeks,ein, Js Cincinnati. Dr.. c. 4. Boegle, Gar
Ollton, aid BY all dealers in medicine e-ery where.
sw One sgsut wanted in every town in Carroll co.
June 20, 1854, an
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INDICATED DoUCHEs,

sseh IS is praeee IN the rfImares Of Berlin Leipsie,
Brussels. Hamburg and ST. Petersburg and aey By lhe
NEST distinguished London artists with the
defful suceess; indeed t is the only method that hss
been uniformly successful. The best proof 0 the eis
cacy Of the treatment viii be reference 10 early
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NOW - THE TINE,

AND uEhE 10 The FLAlE.
WE are receiving from New York and Phil.
adelp pbia, our Spring and Summer Goods. and
are now prepared TO exhibit 10 The world Che
most magnificent lot OF Goods ever offered for
sale in this section Of country. Our stock is
full and complete, and without Dragging Or
blowing about them, We say to all who may
want TO buy CHEAP and GOOD goods, 70 call and
examine our extensive assortment. And as to
PRICES We will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
In short We will NOT be undersold by any 9th.
er house in Eastern Ohio. Please give as a
call CUMMINGS d BRACKlN.
May 4th, 1854.
B0nnelS, BoHnets.-Second arrival Of Silk
and Fancy straw Bonnets selling of cheap
Call soon. G. B.
BORRcG RIbbOnS fine assortment just open
ed, at CAB.
Parsssls. beautiful lot now open and for
sale cheap, by G. d. B.
Pla BeregeS Lawns Sc, beautiful colOrs,
and various qualities, just received, and for
sale law. g. d B.
Samlnrr ran, Stun OF all kinds and col
ors: full assortment for sale cheap. G. d B.
EmbroIderirs, Collars, Sleeves. ChImiseILs
&C., cheaper than ever. Also, some beautiful
Handkerchiefs, Mit,s. Gloves, &c, in great
variety. d b.
Strap Hinges, for barn doors, gates, DC.
for s'le low by Z. q. Il.
SSle lea her. Morocco Skins, and Lin
ings. on hand and for sale hv G. d b.
shoes, large and beautiful stock OF ladies
Gailers, Jenny Lind Slippers, misses and chill
drtns on hand and for sale low c & B
Save Your Money.
Ready Made l0shiRg-We have a very
neat stock of Clothing Of the latest styles,
whirh we viii sell very cheap, c. & B
srS krs, Forks, Hoes. Shovels and Spades,
full assortment on hand and will be sold cheap
nv g. Il r
hht,e Goods for ladies'. few pieces Oi
beautiful new styles, barred and stripe, and
or sale bv c. ~ B.
Syrup-The very best article in market for
sale by G. & b.
elk and Salins of all grades and colors, a
large lot on hand and for sale cheap by
Fish. Mackeral and white fish, good ar
ticle for sale by &. d B.
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DR. ALS0PHERT begs TO can the attention Of those
suel from total partial lOss Of the bearing,to The
foloxing facts lie treats diseases Of the middle and
inn. rpal Ear with
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River md Market.

PITTSBURGH, May 16, NJ.
The river Is stationary. with o feet water il channel
The weather is clear and warm.
CIYcrSSATI, May l6. NJ.
The river has fillen inches The weather Is cloudy.
CIScINSATI, May l6, N.
Flouris dull and sales could not be made except
a decline. Whisky has declined to Gle. There is a
good demand biol ard 80 bulls sid At &c. Pork and
bacon dull.
NEW YORK. May &c.
Sales day Of $500 bbls -four Mt Ss6 81 The mark
is dull. The wheat market IS hrm with sales of $500
bushels at 81 n. 40Uu0 bushels chez ged hands
Soc. PORK dull with moderate demand at previous
rates. bbls beef sold at s4 20. Sales OF 100
bbls lard gc. The Market rs easier but qu0ably
lower. $50 b0ls Ohio whisky sold at 25kc.
Louisville, Nay IL.
The market yesterday was very dull. We heard OF
very few Transactions Nothing was MOLE In bagging
bale rope.
Flour dull and dropping, with sales of very small
lots superlne at 81.
Light sales OF sugar at IKE, and few bags Of La
guayra 81 re.
sale of los bbs pork at sI2, and 200 bbls prime
lard sac, all time equal to cash. also 40 b5s mixed
lard at s9ake. Nothing dc he in baeon and prices
unchanged.
Sales OF r-ctihed whisky ut 81 3s2c.
Freghts arc dull. shipments South and to Wheeling
at 25c per hundred.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
New York, Nav Is.


The steamer Washington from Bremen
whence she sailed on the 25th ult., arrived
at quarantine last night. She brings 24O
passengers and full cargo.
The news by her is anticipated by the ar.
rival of the Canada at Halifax.
She reports having fallen in with the ship
Winchester, bound from Liverpool to Boston,
on the 2nd, which had been wrecked in a
terrible gale on the 18th April. The wreck
had 500 persons aboard, including the crew;
and, notwithstanding a heavy gale which
was prevailing at the time, the Washington
succeeded in taking them safely on board,
and in thirty minutes alter the last passen-
ger was taken off, the wreck sunk
The Winchester belonged to Boston, and
had considerable cargo on board. She
sailed from Liverpool on the 9th April.
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EDWARD HUSTACE,
ssssss ssssss

FIRST MAIN.
IA A " -4YS On Ia " ID,
80 WATCHES Of the finest quality, warranted TO
SS1N perform well give 10 the buy er perfect sat
ga i-factioD. Husacc devotes his attention TO the
Nssz selection OF superior Jewelry. He now offers
an assortment Of the richest patterns.
Husacc invites the attention Of the Ladies to his stock
of Breast Pins, something pleasing TO the
Hustace has Far Drops. decidedly beautiful. new
A just received. They will salt the taste of the most
refined
Hustaces assortment of Mourning and Daguerreotype
Pins are the finest in town.
hustaces Gold Guarl. Fob and Vest Chains are just
that they should be- variety of patterns, Of the
mott elaborate work manship
Hustace has Gold LocSets, single and double pretty
and good--no mistatr.
Hustace's Gold Pan s-ihey need no recommends
on. In fact, all of his goods have acquired reputa-
ton sufficient in this community
Hus.ace has jus, received ine lot Of silver spoons
They the very best quality the pure stun
Hustace is prepared Il do craving Spoons and
other articles beautifully Leitcred.
Husiace can rep IL Watches in a scientific manner
All work executed iilI and finish unsurpassed
Husiacc sells cheap nd refund money for articles not
giving satisfaction nd thus gains the confidence oil the
patronizing public. my2
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River BrevitieS,
: Messrs. Scheeffer g. Schroeder de.

- Messrs. Seheeffer g. Schroeder de-
sire to return their sincere thanks to the fire
department of the city for their efficient SER
vices on Monday night last, in attempting to
save their property from destruction by the
burning Of their store.
- Workman are busily engaged I'M
roofing Foster Hall. The Hall is to be made
higher, and new roof placed over it. The
Masonic fraternity have leased this fine hall,
and it will be re-arranged for their especial
use. When com pleted, with its ante-rooms,
&C., &c, the brethren will have one of the
finest Lodge Halls in the State. Apollo Hall
is now the only exhibiting room in the city.
A large one is very much needed.
- The Telegraph line has been down
at White River since wednesday night, blu,
will be in working order again in day or
two.
= The Fashion arrived here yesterday
morning punctual to the time. We thank
Charley Shultz for package Of papers. Col.
Rand was on board on his way to st. Louis,
but had not time to stop here aud see his
friends. He sent word to US he would be
along soon TO make genteel visit.
- The steamer Hamburg was sold at St.
Louis, Friday, to c. 4. Mills and NJ. r. Simp-
son. The former gentleman will go on
board as master, the latter as clerk. She is
intended for an upper Mississippi packet.
- The steamer Ne Plus Ultra has been
sunk at st. Jseph, Mo, and raised again.
- The steamer Doctor Franklin sunk
OH last Friday, between Galena aud st. Paul.
The DIR. Franklin is n old boat, and not very
valuable. She was valued at not more than
$4,000.
- Exaggerated reports as to the de
struction of life by the sinking Of the Pike,
have been published abroad The report we
have already published, as coming from
their clerk, is undoubtedly the correct one
only four or five lives lost.
- The last three days have been ex-
ceedng windy and unpleasant-too cool for
the season.
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Great Storm taibasis and Erie Canal
Suffering.

The storm on Saturday caused great dam
annapolis Sentinel gives the following ac-
count;
The storm which passed ov this State
on Saturday alternI aud the succeeding
night, was one OF the most severe that has
been known IN tnis vicinity fur s.yeral years.
ITS effects have been i,it over the whole
State, and ii has left ITS marks ia streams
uvcdlJwing. tritges washed away, roads de,-
irUyeJ, houses, trees, fences aud telpyra rh
puies blown down, and cattle injured aud
killed. We lave already received numerous
accounts OF lis rayases IA several directions
ia II city IL slew down numh,r os trees.
aud threw over one or two unfinished tene-
meniS.
From Terrc UIutc we learn that Sur1r
Greek a.lneducf; on tie Wabash and Erie
Canal, was carried away ty the Il iod There
"a also ruHiof, which Is probably founded on
tact, that the aqieduct over Racoon Creek
was lso washed away ON Sunday morning.
" this prove true, IL is To be feared that navi-
CATION on the tanai Will be interrupted Tor
the whole sumner. The damage from the
hss Of these two works would not be less
than 100000. The bridge at Terre III auto
was, we understand, IN considerable danger
on Sunday from the heavy drift laying
against the piers and extending across the
whole width of the Wabash. The railroad
bridge vac no, endangered, there being a
much wicerspace between the piers, blowing
the drift to pass through. On Sunday the
river ut Terre IIaute was rising at the rate
Of a foot per hour.
We learn further tina. the Teffe Hautc
railroad fas suffered no material damage
from the freshct. The track is somewha,
washed In many places from the Overlooking
Of culyerts, and the bridge at Cloverland was
injured by having the foundation washed
from benerih one of the abutments. No.
thing was injured, however, sufficiently tc
cause any delay or stonpage on TIE road.
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+ Re FIR f ?! FL X f. =!
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
KUCH,S SA Avn 4 % T. R SAFEST

II ? The FOLLOWING CERrFIcATEs HAVE Just BEEN
recevc by the mails They form additional testimony
OF the superiority Of RBs StLArAtcE all others:
FIRE IN CHARIESI On, =. G.
CHAR EsTor, April 90, le54
Nh. l.. W. Harm Agent for Rch's SalarI ndcr Safes
Dear Sir: Finding il impossible to remove safe di-
ring the late fire. which destroyed store in Hayne
street. and having taken out books put into il
several papers to test It. We glad TO acknowledge
that il fully sustained the high reputation OF safes
ne alton Of these pa per- more than
pected when we witnessed the intense heat 1t sub
jccied TO. Yours. &c.
COURTNEY. TENANT & &C.
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NArcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NV OKLEANs, HprII q, IcJ1.
urofce an warehouse. Nos 81 aud 80 Natchez ST..
with their contents except the books and papers
sincd i'm Safe, ntirey dstro, .d by fire.
the morung of the 10th March. Although the Safe had
been for several houis in extremely hot hre beforr
rou.d recover it, being fist discovered,
In "a ret hea; ON being cooled with wat~r, We removed
booSs aud papers, the amount OF twenty thous I'D
dollars. without the s'ightt 81 damage inur, to US
Bcg fly convinrec by this event of the entire a..
" ct Safes have procured another of the
description from the Agent viz: ichs reproof
safe, scld by r. Isaac Bride No 32 Magazine street.
.I'i commend them Z" all Who desire pere, security
Tor valuable papers IN case Of ire.
PRICE, WALSH e. co.
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HOME MANUFACTURER -
EVANSVILLE 9TH NC STOREs


EVANSVILLE 9TH NC STORE.
DELlEVING that the interests oftbe Great est and
ID OF the people Of Evansville and vicinity I'm paricu
lar, would DC much pfomoted by establishing ClohinE
Fator in this city, and being aware that Clothing
be manufactured in superior mariner and at ies- cost
in the West than in the East, have established
Clothing Store in this city where will manufacture
aud sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL, Clothing of the best
quality all OF VIII ch will made under super
vision at the lowest New York prices of tie latest 81. les
and Of the best material.
We purchase Goods from Importers for Cash:
VIII IN enables 4 compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentemen's Furnishing establishment. in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock OF Cloths Cassimeres ard Vestings are OF
style and best quality: and Of the firm
Practical Work man. and takes charge OF the Meas
uring and Cutting, We are enabled TO WARkENT
coed ct in all casee, no sale.
We also keep hand every variety OF Taiors Trim.
mings and Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions
Particular atten ion paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their material
RICHARD RALEIG n takes charge ofthe co arnercial
Affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID ONElL of
he manufacturing. Grateful to their individual friends
for past favors and solicit continuance of these
favors rprise, they pledge thems Ives
all the confidence that may be reposed In the NJ
Store Main street, between First and Second SITS
mh3l- RALBt- n q 0'NElL.
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our minister IN Spain.

We clip the following from the National,
Intelligencer:
Very contradictory statements have ap-
peared in the papers as regards the course of
our Minister in Spain, respecting the Black
Warrior affair. Having reason to believe
that the New York Times correspondent in
this city possesses facilities for becoming
we'll Informed in our diplomatic Slate affairs,
we give the annexed extract from his letter
OF Monday:
81 learn tonight that Mr. Soule really did
exceed his instructions ia the Biact Warrior
affair, so far as TO demand of the Spanish
Government the recall of the Captain-Gene-
40 :, OF Cuba; and. still mere, that the letter
,nting his demands was such as could
We failed TO incense the Spanish Min
TIE uner Foreign Affairs, and preclude all
,tthe oil .tity OF a favorable adjustment Of the
W. NJ wooy by its author antLohe Minister to
I, Of is addressed. OF the entire ac-
accuracy OF this statement | am now well
&. P.atisfied."
part
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DIR. GEOHEGsN'S
EXTRACT OF DHOPIPER,

FOR SYsrEfsA, scRorUL., ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the FarsHS.
THIS vegetable rrmedy which is spreadng all
partsofthe country. prepared 10y graduate Of one
of the FIRST Medical Schools in The West, physician OF
gin sanding in his profession and much opposed to
empircism quackery any one Gun be, as Is shown
each bottle of the medicine thus Eating II from
fr Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference the Circular and by the
accompanying ceriHeates.
Unlike Sarsapara, the Hyropiper is quick in IFS
ton, the first bottle often producing wonderful results,
in the of the negro girl Of Mrs. Simmons, OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEFKY
In short, wherever known IL stands ut the head OF all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia. ScrofuIa White swelling Negro Consump-
ton, Chronic rheumatism, Gout Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases. all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS Mereu,ial DIS
Secondary syphilis General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood AID bad Habit Of
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy stands unrivalcd II is slight stiInuanf
aud pow erfui toI.ie and alternative.
As beautiGcr of the compe xion, In the cure OF i'm.
pies and blot In pro ucibg clear AMI beautiful skin,
IT is much more safe and sure remedy than all The cos
mctics and lotions ia existence. Try it, and you will
never regret 10 conf III it should
increase the discs sc-the general cree. of the
medicine being to drive Az impurities ~ the surface, and
b. that means out VI the system.
R,RDESssrRo. Ky, oct.6. 1851.
Dr: A. T. Gcohegan-uear Sir: have cxarsincd our
the Scruful ia all its forms. aud oth,r chronic
sffcctons viz Rheumatism, Female Weak ness. &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects In many cases
of the above diseases and having always ounL II efee-
ual most eherrfully recommend II TAI the afflicted
the best Alternative and tonic have ever uscd--alto-
gether superior to sarsaIurla. aud amy of it, com
pounds. n. T.. WAKEFIELD, VI. ID.
OwISsBoro', KY, March o5 1851.
Tear Do .tor.T recis OF the 22d iust
ny your request acknowledge the receipt Of Hy
dropiprr.
savcrul cases in thfs commn.iiy II has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short consider IL valuable prepare
ton. have using myself, and think II benefits
my gene nj health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COwAN, ". n.
PRrcE 81 per bottle, bottles FOR SIS, when taken at
one time. RAYMOND q PAlTEN,
Sols Agsnt, No. "A Fulton street, Louisville, n.y.,
10 whom all rlers should be Addressed.
Agents in Evansville, aALLoCK 81 IT ODDAkD.
-" " Princeton, X. Is HALLOCK.
a.