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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16
NOTICE..

ooks are No. egsnsd At the Once Of John J. Chandler
secretary ofhe evansville Gas Light Con panv and viii
Be- kept open for thirty days from this date Tor az
ion additional Stock Of COMPANY o,dsrsi
= eo-sorrify 70 Law. the II
I.-Sn; - A''est' JOIN =. CHASOLEE.
Secya
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M Eprrol:-Psass Indiana that
y0hN g. WEEKS Of Marion county an Independent Can
for the oee Of Auditor Of STATE the October
election je2s THE PEOPLE.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.

u EVERYBODY kLsE:-RuN HIRE i-H.siss ssssS-
sned permanent Coal Yard Water Loeuss
anq We are prepared to sell m quantities one ss
IIrsBC RGH COAL. low prics bought h.
10 the Fails. All orders le the
churchill will be thankfully received and attsndsA
10 by ny5-lydSw A. j. HUfCHESoG Coz
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MYsrERIoUs.-On Monday or Tuesday
last. box was opened at Knightstown, Ia,
in which was found the body OF dead ma n.
The box was shipped on the railroad, il was
supposed at CenterviTle. On reaching
Kniehtstown, the scent issuing from it ava.
kened suspicion and it was opened. The
man. throat was cut from ear to gar. The
only clue, so far as to who this man was, il
found in the Centerville Journal of last zee (
which says:
A Dir. Thomas. from Dover, in the north
ern part OF this county, started on last Satu.
day on foot. for his place, to obtain check in
the hands Of G. w. Julian, Esq, calling for
something over 100000. but has not been
seen or heard of since. Fears are entertain.
ed as to his fate. A company of men started
out on Wednesday to hunt for him. He had
not obtained the check or money.
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ICE! ICE!l ICEy!

LEO. FOSTER & Co., NvING MADE An Az
- ransement with Mr Thos Bacon. will commences lie
a. their Residences merchants their ssA
continue every morning during season. (Sundays
eeR,ea They will also deliver Saturday evening"
a. cent per pound. payments weekly. liberal
Hotels aud Bare supplied. -
81 Orders left Of 4
attended to -
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CITY AUCTION STORE

i b. rONbEhSMtifi, Auctioneer. FIRST street be-
~ tween Main and Locusl sts., will sell at Auction,
Gods Furniture, Wares. &C., commission, and also
Real Estate and Horses. Cash advanced Consign
ments, required. will sell my entire stock of Yam
kec Notions and Jewelry at auction Regular days of
sie--every Monday, Wednesday, Frida, and Saturday
nights.
r ST. will be glad to attend TO all my old customers
and as many new Is may favor me with CALL and
will sell goods at private sale Cincinnati prices.
wholesale and retail lmh33 3md
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COMPREHENSIVE.
HAVE tsd,y associated with in the Porwayding and
Commission business Robert 3. Howard. TIE bu sness
will he hereafter conducted under the Style
Lewis x Howard. ef6-u EUWARD LEWIS.
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ARRIVAL OF MAnAiE An0IpHR
PRE- NOTICE,

"A Tspeeting % TIRE Neptune Fire Company held the
IN evening OF the 10th lust. it. unanimously
iesored That the thanks this Company be rendered
Aenae ms Co for the from them
through their Agent hr. a. O. Halleek-snd.
Hesleed. That the be publ shed IN the city papers
WIN. HOLDEN. Chairman.
WILL. II. WALKER, Secretary. el5-it
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ToJ. s. Hopkins, Esq. Mayor. and the Cou
Gil of the Citu of Eyansuille.

10 propose 10
Rr city to his
Eco bounda-
be able and
FOCAL i'm Ev-
as he is sell
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sUpA SIX CIGARS 10 boxes 10 each choice qu.lt
my3 e.. 80 ~.
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GOOD BUSINESS STAND ron RENT.

FIRST STREET. BELOW NAM
Bank pays interest At the ak per cent per
nun on all money deposit q. payable demand. nuys
os sells a.s IN E.s,csn .sa
Warrants &C. &C. Makes Collections snd r.mt.
promptly at current Rates of exchange.
Money RENTED to any part OF Europe.
Hs-oren from > O'Clock A. NJ. till S O'Clock ?. n
go q. COPELAND.
my25-lm
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iKWE1ss CELEBRATED BEATER HAY Tn Eks .
... COMMONLY KNOWN As raE
M q n M n ~ ID N ESS

NEI BOOKS.
MORNING Stars Of the New World trt.s RI 2
lv1 Greece and the Golden Horn. d.
The Parish Side. ~rrr ~
Lyrics by the Letter III.
Fem Leaves. Second Series. u. p .THrH q =
Minnie Hermon. -.H... -. f
Sunshine Daily Paths &C.. &c.
Just rec i and Tor sale by IS THOS. CONJUNCTION.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08

RAoRDINARY COUNTERFEIT ColN.-Dnder
instructions of the Secretary of the Treasury
81, ON some montho since 10 the mint OF the I.
States. to collect specimens of counterfeit COINS
in circulation, for the purpose OF examination
and report, one has lately been received OF very
singular character 1t purports to be a Mexican
dollar coined at the city of Mexico IN 1901. The
Union says:
Two pieces have been assayed d give an average
Oneness of 776 thousandths, and consequent
value of Oh cents in silver; but strange to say,
tbe amount of gold contained in them Is soffclent
to add II cents to the value of each after paying
the charge of separating, making net value OF
1921 cents: aud If to this the usual premium on
silver is added the worth of this counterfeit com
is actually 100 cents
The quality Of the silver in these dollars proves
them to be spurious issue. There is also an
irreguarity in the letters Mexicana, which Is re-.
garded as a test for throwing them out as we
learn from a source familiar with them in Mexico,
where they appear to have at times consdera-
bic circulation. The silver produced by the
Mexican mines is understood to contain gold,
but generally too small an amount to detray the
expense of parting. In making the coins in ques-
ton, it would seem that silver more auriierous
thun usual had fallen into hands capable of the
double dishonesty Of cheating the public and
themselves al the same time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08
Tempetance Meeting.
MEMO.

4 meeting of the friends of temperance in the
county Of Amherst. was held at Smyrna, in said
county on the Ith July, 1891, Tor the purpose of
sending delegates 10 state Convention, to be
held in the city of Lynchbnrg, on the l1th Au-
gust next Col ,Jno. ID. Davis was called to the
Chain. ana Thos Whitehead appointed secre-
tary.
On motion. the chair appointed Thos. White
head. c. X. Enbank. Chas l.. Ellis Dir. NJ. l..
Berry, L. Mcdaniel. JAS. Grant, and DIR. i. +.
Morris, "A committee 10 report suitable delegates
Ia the said convention from the county of Am
herst.
The committee reported the following dele
pnfes: VIM. W. Thompson, jas. L. Coleman,
Sam1 NJ Garland, Geo. NJ. Thomas, Leo. Dan
ie ir.. Edgar Whitehead, Geo. w. Christian. l..
l.. Thompson IT., Jno. II. Watts, ID II. Tap
scott II. r. Wright, Jno NJ. Parks, Richard -
Ellis, Ro. N. Ellis, Geo. ". Ray, A. II. Ogden,
Jos. Brown T.. J. Smith, l.. Minor X. w. Swan,
II. r. Pryor, 10. Il. Ellis, John w. Fuqua. JAS.
NJ. Allen, A. Hayden, Chas. Hicks, Gins. G..
Davis. A. Gooeh Thos Lee, Jno l.. IInrris, Jno
w Morris, T.. s. Rueker Geo. II. Cameron, T..
II. Terry, Stephen Watts, II. =. Burks, Jno. ID.
Tinslcy, W. Terry, Jesse Kelly, l.. + Page
Zach. Drummond, W. billiard, Alex. Munday
Alex. NJ. Rucker, Thos. A. Eubank, II. c. Kyle,
lessee Watts. Jesse Munday, Pitt Noodroof,
Thos y. Eubnnk and David Patteson.
On motion, the Chairman, Secretary and Com
mittee were added to the delegation, and the pro-
ceedngs of this meeting ordered to be printed in
the Iynchburg papers.
JNO. DUDLEY DAVIS, Ch'mn.
IUDS. WHITEHEAD, Spe'rV.
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OBITUARY.

Died. on Wednesday the 9TH ult., at the resi-
dence of Samuel Garland, ir. in this city, Mrs.
Lucinda Garland, widow and reliet of the late
Spotswood Garland deed. of the county OF Mel
son, in the 9th year of her age. The subject
Of this obituary was the daughter of the Rev.
Hugh Rose of Geddis, in the county of Amherst,
and one of a race of sisters now nearly extinct,
who for strength of mind and character, for use
fnl niety and exalted worth, not less thin the
graces which adorn our social life, have been e.
uuaed by few, and surpassed by none. Mrs.
Peasants. Mrs Irvine and Mrs. Copeland were
amongst the number and the mention of their
names tesifies, that our praise is all deserved =
They have all left n deep impression upon the
memories of their wide connection and aequaln-
tancc, not only throughout the State, but in
rious localities of the South. Their lives were
true exnmpars of womun's mission upon earth,
which they so beautifully worked out and com
pleted, and they have all gone to receive their
Heavenly reward. These remarks especial
" true of the subject of the present notice. Con
nected with the Methodist church from the year
1906 she had been for well nigh half IA century
burning aud shining light in that connection,
radiatng far around her an influence for good.
Her religious character was moulded and de-
yeloped in the pioneer days of Methodism, when
an Asbury faltered not to penetrate the forest
and stem the rolling flood in the service of his
God. Her enthusiastic nature gloried in such
great achievements, and in her appropriate
sphere, she did the like herself. In the dim
aisles of the forest where early Methodism raj
lied its followers in the worship of Heaven and
the propagation of the truth her voice was often
heard in prayer, so earnest and impressive, that
grey haired men made 10 feel and weep.
In the ministration of kind Offices, and the ex-
ercise of genial affections, her holy life has pas
sed away. And although the full comfort of its
latter years was somewhat lessened by a painful
disease, yet she faltered not she repined not, and
passed away in the full fruition of that grace and
peace which the world cannot give and cannot
take away. In the dying words which fell al
most inaudibly from her lips-"she had finished
her work, and was ready to DEPART
Lynehburg Republican, and Penny Post please
copy.
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# would be entirely unnecessary 70 ollade 70
Them bui have been 70 much graiiiied By my
visit here. and By the attention shown 10 the
wants Of the visitor by the Proprietors' think
il sheer justice thus to make mention OF Inc
place.
The sports of the field are good, to any one
fond Of hunting game. You mny have fine sport
in fishing for Trout. ms learn there are plenty
in the streams near
would advise any one in our dirty, dusty
CITY. who intend leaving, either in search ct
health, or for pleasant recreation to go over to
the Buffalo Springs aud spend their money, as
We may have some prospect Of getting It back;
for the Proprietors trade largely in our city ana
| have no doubt they would be Us much pleased
and benefited from trip here as if they were
MEMO.
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FOR TIE VIRGINIAN,


a small party of us a few days since, took
seats in the stage for the Buffalo Springs Am
herst. The trip would have been agreeable, us
we had very attentive and accommodating drivers,
but for the recent heavy rains by which the rouds
were very much washed.
1t has been several years since was last here,
and was not prepared for the great improve
ments which met my eye.
As we drove up observed the Tavern house
had been recently painted, and many improve
ments added to it. The several rows of cabins,
with the green sward separating them, and the
handsome grove of trees, formed a delightful
shade, and rendered the prospect very pleasing.
Truly comfort and ease to the visitor seems to be
the aim of the present proprietors.
They have displayed much taste in fitting up
this pleasant watering place. | do not propose
in this short notice to speak of the medicinal
properties of the water. They have been profit
ably used and favoraby known for 50 long time,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08

CELEBRATION IN AMHERST. Through letter
received from friend, we understand TINT quite
an agreeable celebration of the Ith, took place at
Smyrna, in Amherst county.
The Declaration of Independence was read by
Samuel NJ. Garland esq, prefacodby appropriate
remarks, and the address was delivered by Mr.
Charles Irving of the Republican, which we are
informed was highly appropriate and interesting.
After the audience had partaken of an elegant
and boun;ifu dinner, the ceremonies were clos
ed with forcible temperance address by the
Rev. John Long of this city.
large number Of persons were in attendance,
among whom was much of the beauty of the
county. Old Amherst knows how TO do such
things, and she will never be found wanting
where the patriotism and generosity of her sons
and the beauty of her daughters in question.
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NOTICE.

FEsHE subscriber a-sorisred wiri i'm ia bu,io.z
1 the st day July 1854 Mr. Jno. V. Wbs.i.-
7 business OF th IeA concern vii ne copd,c,, ~
der The st, he anu firm Of GEi RGE NJ. uIKtR !,
co. In mixing this chanle il bu,ines, ak. nr,a
Ia rfturn tlnhks To my friends and the pubic n, ~
very liberal patronage kindly bestowed upon -
whe alone, nnd NV beg, ia behalf Of the new coacrr
the patronage whcD it viii be their highest aim ~ A.
serve.
All persons having claims agaiu.t ne will plea.e a..
sent them Immediately for settomeu ana those inIel
ed viii oblige me very much by coming forward and "a
Ting nj their earliest possible convenience
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER
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Low Fare from Lynchburg to Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and alter III lnih July, our Buats wi. leave
l. n'hbug tor Richmond lri-wtcLIv, viz: Tuesday,
Thursday II Salnrtlny,al directly after The ar
rival OF the Western Passengers from LynchbHrZ
are two night and one day on the Boats; and those
who Law" bust aess in Richmnnd. can without assns
lime, S. so by king tii route. For Cbpro cites
vile, tr-weekiy couchts connect in Scousylci leave
Lynchburg at arrive IN Cha lootesvile mkt day
at m. B0YD, EDMUND & DAfESPO II.
IL.
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs
Fare from HyncIaSurg

To Lexington,.--- s. p 70 White Sulpaur 50 50
" Rock. Alum , 80 . Sw Get and Red -. 3 90
Warm 4 Hot SpgS--5 CO.. . Daggers Spring.-.2 50
A kUR Packet Bouts leave Lytchlug for Buchanan,
~ daily Is days eXr ePted) mt N, and arrive at 3
p m Returning leave Buchanan. daily. att m (Sur-
days 'xceped) and oiriFr in Lynchburg. 1t pm -
At NoIt River the Boars con Get with daily lire OF
stages for Lexington, Rock and Bath Alum, Warm and
Hot Springs; nj Glmers Mill with the Stage for Naur
al Bridge and at Blu llhan with two lines to the White
SnlPhul: one By the SWEET and tie other by Dassels
Sprnigs.
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STATE OF OUR NEGOTIATIONS WITH SPAIN.-lt
is said that important intelligence has reached the
state Department from Madrid and Paris. A de
spateh to the n. Y. Tribune, says:
In spite of all his efforts and all diplomatic Sc
auctions, Mr., Soule has not succeeded either in
restoring an entente cordiaie with Spanor in do
ing anything toward the purchase Of Cuba, the
Queen of the Antilles The obstinacy which the
Spanish Government manfests in the settlement
of tae Cuban difficulty is to be attributed to two
causes. lst they are confident of the support of
France and England in case of emergency Sc
condly, they da not believe the United States Co.
vernment is in earnest.
No treaty las get been concluded betireen
France, England and Spain on this subject 4; but
the preliminary steps for such a treaty were made
some time ago, and only fail of contamination be-
cause England gave notice that she should insist
upon the insertion of clause in regard to slavery
IN Cuba, rhieh icGS so obnoxious TO the Spanish
Government that the negotiation ,cds suspended.
Since then Spain has offered France ten thou
sand men to supply the place of the ten
thousand French soldiers in Rome to permit the
latter to join the army in Turkey ON condition
that she will pledge her support against the United
States in case of war. Louis Napoleon refused
the proposition because, alone he could not enter
into war with the United States.
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FUTURE DAYS
Building Lets at Anction

nN Tuesday afternoon. the 18Th INST. We Wc.;5
W Tor ifr >ae, TO clo>e rarfs. rship, 4 ,aIuaL.a
ing Lot, sitate on the Turnpike. f,ar tie site
former Factory. These lots desirable Ear iii.
ing To build smnll tenenenrs, ~ eking il.,e.,r
real estate. DuDLEA x JOINS
Terms made known duy of sal,
WIN II. Mo.nY, Auetr.
july tbs
~ Republican COPY ID.
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TO The Editors Of The iirgiaian = late mail
brought me the enclosed letter from Mr. Seton.
Next 10 Mr.. lIolbrook, he is / nown aud esteemed
in the educational world-a gentleman of equal
philonthrophy, aud self Sacrificing devotion to
the cause of education, and as modestly, quietly
and in the sdme catholic spirit awaiting himself
Of every opportunity to do good. For more thon
quarter Of a century" he has been the efficient
superintendent of the Public Schools of the city
\. York
You are at liberty to publish the letter or such
extracts as you may think proper.
Very truly, yours
GEO RAItGIMAN
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would beg leave cal the attention of the public to
letter written by distinguished pin, sica WHO is him.
sell most sliial payer, and has welded his Ia
many binds, the banks of the Seine well Us in the
mel ghborhood Of the Hudson
billiards | consider one of the most usefu it is
the mo4I fascinating OF all ganes. good exc steady
hind, iIdeement and practice the requirements for
excel ene nj Graceful AID ann sing it has lis
fractions for all classes of society. 10 the mechanic
is usetu Tor it 5, relaxation from his daily
bodily toll; to the merchant and the pro sioaul
whose business is ecessarily or less sedeninly
especially recommends it self, hr,v as Il relaxation
Secondly, r the exercise which accompanies H. To the
invalid an hypoc londrac it j. hcnefci4: As il serve,
rs abstraction from needless if nju ruus trains
ol thought and the ,ulid the exer Use OF so gen
tie character, if not indulg d Er TOO great .rgl
of ime hat it cannot be otherwise than useful have
frequently recon- ended Billiards 10 individuals who
sought Tor something which would at once com pin,
pleasure with benefit, aad have invariably found it
give satisfaction
In cotc luson, Talbot would say to the public, wher
lie receives pay Tor game of Is ar S he does not
ba-tur you may assured thatthe player has had
his moneys wothund am not receiving more than my
IlWlu dueS. Gully l-ts)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08

An awful calamity occurred ON Sunday. IIth
ult., in cavern in Wisconsin. which is filled with
noxious explosive gases, which made it dangerous
to visit it with lights.-A party from the house
of Joel Britts visited the cave. his wife imprudent
ly smoking lighted pipe. They Were twelve in
number. A terrible explosion ensued. and all
the party, except three, were burned and bruised
to death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08

The committee appointed by the meeting of
clergymen in Boston during anniversary week,
to confer with clergymen of all denominations
in regard to the expediency of callnga Conven-
ton of the New England clergy to consult as to
their duty in the present crisis in our country,
have decided that it is inexpedent to hold such a
Convention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08

Attention is invited 10 the advertisement of n
glass blowing exhibition to be given Mt the Ma
sonic Hall Monday night. To such of our citi-
zens as have never witnessed the operations of n
glass factory, this exhibition will afford enter
fainment and instruction.
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MASONIC HALL.
GREAT ATTAAC

Grand Exhibition CT Fancy and Philosophical
Glass Working Spinning and Blowing.
by Tie Wooer"lts, who hive the pleasure to an
aonn'e Let they will give series Of their instructive
aEd tmsiug exhibition OF the above ate ,nmene ng on
Monday evening. July lUth, AMI continuing three DAYS,
Daring each exhibition, high pressure sic n eng NJ.
nude ehtrc'y d gsS, VIII he kept in constant opera.
tim A ! hini 81 Nncy and philosophical glass work
uanntHetcred III tho We>eIce Of the aud .en,s
be"al1inl s. e'imens Of tie work VII be- presented 10
III" au enc~ ut 'ch exhibition.
IL Admission IS cents. 81
Doors open at7 j exhibition commence, NJ ,,elocl
ig Fur particulars, sec sqnlI bis
pm S-ilw
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NOTICE.

ENHE subscriber vii in IA few dtys. run 're'd
n Wagon, where the public be supplied WIN
pure domestic an nmy Bread. Cuka., and Crackers
mode ofthe best materials. Those wishing be sni'
pied can be served 10y leaving their ami resi-
ienee at The Citl Bakery. JAMES simpson,
iniY 6 div
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.iuly7.ts
a. oTIcE. Tic nlLLIARD SALOON e.lnbII.bne

n Office The BILLIARD SALOON establishment
" lately carried this ci by Talbot 4 Potter is
i. day Dissolved by nulunt consent. w return our
thanks our trends an the public general for thin
liberal patronage, All persons indebted to the concern
viii cal on Talbot AN tile thei little memouudua
Talbot viii settle all the debts OF he establishment
TALBOT ). POTTER
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NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE WI. RUCKEER IL 60.
JnY LIST, 1864.

FHNHE subscribers the list day OF July 1854 ASSN
u ciaed themselves gciher under The style npJ Gr
Of George Nj. Rucker d Go r the purpose of conduc,
ing 9, neral DIR, Go. DIS business. They will ncr,,r
the same store and will k,epihe css Of good, ~
formerly kept in the Hou The stock IF goods Rent
will always be large aud well .sored and such a. the
of customers may Indicate They respectful, beg
continuance of tie patronage heretofore literally be.
slowed upon the House and will strive 10 des.lye The
confidence of the paironizing public. by always selling
GOOD GOODS, and at FAIR LIVING PRICES
GEORGE Nj. RUCKER
JOHNN. WHEELER
Ill,
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Give them a Trial.-M.rc.n rcr.nn.

Give them a Trial.-Mercennry persons have in So
mnuy instances succeeded in oistnr sron the comm-
ii worthless preparations, claiming for Them n cat med
ical vrtues, that mnhy ind vuls refuse iatr
any thing sanctioned by pIysician. This sanction
has been bestowcd upon STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY l. PECTukANT and D1ARRiGA COR
DIAL IN mere than i've hundred instances. Indeed
mnny medical men who know rhriryrtues regularly pre-
scribe thu ENpcctoaut in eases of Coughs Colds and
discussed the respiratory organs, which uH Ct
their care. And, ali dsrases of me bowels. too
such as DiarrlGn. the Dunlma Cardinl is prescribed
ty them with the utmost confidence in its beneficial ef
tects. Tive these eNrtl ut medicine, NAL. See ad.
Netlisement IN another column and descriptive pamrh
lets to be Ind gratis # The agents.-Prcc f5r eieI
% er'ts, or SIX hotties for - 80. Gun l5-lm)
a Glass Of Soda Water "a ceoi rs ire favored
with tat Pine Appe Syrup John T.. Wrgl,'s, is y"ly
lees inf this hot weather