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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15
PoSTAGE Reform AND DR.. OLDS.
, cf Tie y. Y. Tnbure.

coresoidercc CO Of Tie ~ Y. Tnburs o
WASInSGToN, Wednesday, July - 1854.
You have seen the last effort of Mr.. Olds, Chairman
Of the Fost.Ofce Committee of the House OF Repre-
sentatives. The honorable member Is slnguiarly un'
fortunate He has introduced no less than three bills
all Of which except the last have been, sans cemoMe
pitched overheard by the assembled House His last
production probably waits quiet death in the Senate
lie first tried raise the postages and prepared OIL
going back TO five cent rate. The country would
have of IT, aud he beaten. His bill aO0iish
ing tie Franking Privilege, though good
measure and what the country wants, was
20 awkwardly framed that II put members OF
Congress 10 al the trouble of fsnkipgindOrsing each
letter and dOcument-before the charge could be
thrown on the Treasury. 4 measure that would stop
the frankine and yet allow members 70 send speeches.
hooks end public documents to their constituents with
cut the constant annoyance of signing the name TO the
package would Immediately pass the House, ana oe
hailed by members as boon.
The last luminous efforts of our Chairman OF the
Post. Office Committee raised the postage on letters
that 90 over three thousand miles TO ten cents and
Joubl,d the hostage on newspapers taken by regular
Subscribers Was there ever such legislation! be
c,,se our establishment fails 10 support II
self bv some So 500 600 year. every penny of wnich
is IN consequence of saddling the department. Win
ranked matter then we must have our daily news-as
necessary now as the air we bresthe-our perlodcai
literature taxed double the present amount or car
rspe and all for paltry few hundred thousand DOL
lars Then, too, where is the justice oi taAng INC
citizens Of California, Oregon and Washington ierri-
tories snd those doing business there or having friends
there with three times as high postage charge as
others pay If we come TO that, why not fall back on
the postal receipts and expenses Of each State, ana
charge Massachusetts, and New-York two cents ior %,
Il letter Maine and Pennsylvania two ana a naii,
Ohio and some others three, Kentucky, Virginia
Tennessee, Missouri and others of that grades hve,
South Carolina Louisiana Texas Arkansas, and other
large promoters OF the peculiar institution but not
promoters Of intelligence literature and free inter-
course-seycn and eight cents letter, and make
each State pay for its privilegesl If we to
this pricipe, what is our Genera, Government good
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LETTER FROM A SETTLER IN KANSAS.
K.ss,s TIERiIoRr. Saturday. Jnne u. IL

KANSAS TERRIToRY, Saturday, June II, lcH
DER SIR: The effects OF the unwse and wicked legs
ation Of Congress in relation 70 this Territory are fast be-
ing eyeloped Meetings have been held IN various parts
Of Missouri and resolutions passed that Ansiavery
shoulc hold claims in Kansas. This extends 10 all
the citizens Of the free States who Unfortunately
called Aboltonists. The treaties have been formed with
direct reference the establishment Of Slavery in the
Territories. To effect this unusual plan was fixed
upon, namely: Delegations with powers to trea were
for 20 Washington, generally from two
trlbes at time. Here the treaties c0ncoced and
information privately by the slsveholders in Wash
Dgfon their friends and the ceded lands oyerun
by saveholder before anybody else knows that treaty
has been formed For instance Mr. Atchson a. soon a.
q treaty formed with the Delaware Indians, sen,
private teegraphc dispatch TO his friends to take posses
sion Of the best lands ceded the Government and be-
fore the information became public all the best locations
were marked and claimed. Now | understand that by
the terms this treaty the lands were TO be surveyed and
sod and the proceeds, after deducting the expense Of
surveying and selling, TO be paid TO the Indian
The lands TO be put at auction and sold to the
highest bidder and was 10 be allowed 10 settle
upon them until sold.
Now what are the facts slsvehoding Senator sends
uys,e dispatch TO his friends TO take possession OF al
Tie desirable places Who Instantly and with singular So
cresy obey the summons select the lands and form nem
selves into combination to prevent competition az the
nublc salss and prereat tie settlement o dati-Sacry
mn among them This game has bern played "a svsry
tegfy hat has BfH y rlafs But il may be argued tnaI
there viii be troops the ground to protect purchaer
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EOARD or cOUNCILHEN

FRIDAY July IA, l-Ji.-Presen EowIs J. BRows,
ESQ., Presidont, in the Chair, and u members.
FROM BOARD ALDERMEN.
Ordinances 70 repeal much Of the ordinance OF lsty
organizing the departments relates to Inspectors OF
Weights and Measures aad sesles thereof the pro-
posed ordinance 10 driving cattle through the streets
TO Committee on Ordinances.
coasUSIcATIOy.
From the Controller with quarterly account, sgreeaby
TO charter Of 1853 Of each claim for or against the Cor
pogaton and the allowed upon each. To Commit
lee on Finance and TO be printed.
THIRD KEADIyCs, &c
The Board then took up papers which had pessed W
third reading, VIZ
Reports.
OF Committee on Finance, b. concur 10 autn~ r,sac
Controller to pay he EXPENSE Of the Court Oh ''"'''
Pleas -, ,rocurine
or Committee on Fire Department n iayof o. phIdn9
hose for Engine Co. No. TO- and Hose 90 70
a new house for Engine Co. No 81 a. ~ o." rel,sive
yepairiDo and painting house of Hoe 20 20 10 a All
10 rsnai1s 10 house Of Hook and LsdueI W ''
adopted each by vote similar 70 tne inter.
OfConmittec Police, ~ iaso, '" "ff>
prs,ers for each Of the Police cour On tho oece,. and
nIs H. snd resolution OF thanks TO the omcers s
s,b .,asnsbp Washington, amended oy Striking
80, = zoo sud inserting o. 900. 49,.
s Board then adjourned to the fra, Monday August
az 4 o clock
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OHIO STATE ANTI-NEBRAsKA CONVENTION.

COLUMBUS, Thursday, July 49, 1854.
The Ohio State an-Nebraska Convention met here to-.
day nearly all the counties being represented by large
numbers Of Delegates.
NicePresdents from all the Congressional Districts
preamble and resolutions were adopted opposed to
The extension Of Slavery in Kansas and Nebraska and
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise pledgng the mem
bors to use every in their power to stay the pro-
eress Of Slavery, and in favor Of holding general Con-
vention Of the free States on the subject.
Committee was appointed to confer with representa-
lives of other States this subject. Judge Spauiing
Judge Probosco and General Eckey addressed the Cog
vcnton in favor of the resolutions.
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KNow-NOTHING RIOT AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Friday, July II, 1884.
Street preaching has been going here for several
evening past with increasing excitement. and last night
after the conclusion OF the preaching riot took place
Nain-st.
j large number of Irshmcn assembled opposite the
American House, calling the pre- acher TO come out
light quickly sprung up and seven eight Irishmens 5
leads were broken, but 10 one was killed Five Irish
men were arrested and fined sos each
There will be preaching again tonight and another row
is expected.
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LETTER FROM SENATOR CHASE TO
KOSSUTH.

SENATE CHAMBER, WAsHISeros, June 20, 1914.
DEAR Sir: have received at the instance oil mr'
Sanders presume, copies Of letter which ne I'd
dressed to you and Others as representatives OF hepuon'
canism in Europe, and your reply dated the ID o 'n1
month.
As AL American. devoted TO the democratic principle
and warmly stsacbed the grea, oause o. universal No.
erty feel compelled express to YOU my regret tha' Mr.
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURES.

CoScoRD Friday July IA, 1854
bill was introduced to organize the militia, but it
postponed till next session.
Governor Baker to-day vetoed the resolution authorizing
the Secretary Of State to draw the Treasury for the re-
pairs OF the Staellousethe Constitution providing that
the Governor only shall issue warrant for the withdrawal
of money from the Treasury
The Legislature will adjourn tomorrow
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FURTHER FROM HAVANA.

BALTIMORE, Friday, July II, ls5i.
Havana letters received per steamer Isabel at Charles
that the only topic of the terrible de-
yastntion by the yellow fever The weather very
bad and unhealthy.
The Grey Eagle, slave ship, had been given up to
mixed commission, TO decide 10 whom she belongs by
ri, b; Of capture.
Several other American vessels, with slaves, daily
1o.l of for
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15
DEATH OF 4 DISTINGUISHED LAWYER.

FRoYIDENfE, Friday, July II, Ie5I.
Thomas F. Carpenter, distinguished lawyer of this city
died this morning Of erysipelas
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THE RICHMoNDvILLE ACADEMY.

ALBANY, Friday July Il, 1854.
The examination of the student for firing the Seminary
not yo, concluded The evidence shows that the build
ne fire in the attic by three four boys, aged
abou; thirteen years. number OF the students have
been retained as witnesses.
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iHE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED
Y MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
4 Dspa.ch to The N. Y. Tribune.

I: Dispatch TO The N. T. Tribune.
WAsHlSGTos, Friday, July IL, Is54
Reciprocity and japan Treaties viii both be rail-
Judiciary Committee is still taking testimony On
d. ardiner fraud
Colt Investigating Committee excitos much interes.
ier. The examination Of Mr.. Chngman has been con.
d. d. Mr. Clemens has eIso been examined. Edward
u .insOn will be examined Tomorrow Col. Col, ar-
n here ths morning
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15
FIRE AT EAST BERLIN, CONNECTICUT.
MN HANrN Eihav Inly 1sIl

The niachine-shop and oundery of BOyce Wilcox at
East Berlin, destroyed by fire at o'clock this morn
nc Loss about $50 900 partially covered by insurance
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

THy CrycrssArr CATHOLIC PRIEST isnIcIED:,-tsss ss
Grand jury Of the Criminal Court at Cincinna'l IN
Tsbore Pr;est for an attempt to commit rsp- gu Il
yoapc German gil while at the eonie''ioaA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

DErRoIr, Mich, hss Al, inhabitants agam~ 49,
in ls5O-amos, doubled in four years. ss'nea '"'S
s,see from lsi0 70 ls5o.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

BALTIMORE, Friday, July II, 1854.
The Directors Of the Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail
road have removed Mr.. Winchester from the post of
Superintendent on account Of the collision the 4h inst
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. CUMMING On. " ON leave introduced bill
uixing the 10 enter pne contract
chs1tian Hanson of Brooklyn for the transportation
II kss than 1000 fms 10 The Connent of Europe via
Xneuh, England, Antwerp Rotterdam Bremerhaven,
seestadt or the River Elbe Hamburg in Holseini
~ Qouenburg In Sweden TO Christana in Norway, on
North Sea and Cattegat; and from Kiel on the Baltic
~ Calmar in Sweden, 20 st. Petersburg Russia Re.
|1eled to the Committee Post Offices "
Mr. CUMMING not wishing TO consume the time Of the
oess asked and obtained leave to print his remarks on
Fse above subject
vsrious private bills were reported and referred
,hr. MACE Qnd.) from the Select Committee on Mail
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-23
HOME MANUFACTURER
EVANSV1LLE 10TH NC STORE.

DELlEvING that the interests ofthe Great est and
ID of the people Of Evansville and vicinity in particu
lar, would be much pfomsted by establishing Clotnin
Ia tor, in this city, and icing aware that Clothing
be mannfa, tured in superior and at les
la the West than In the East, have established u
Cloti ing Store in this city. where will manufactur.
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL Clothing OF the best
quality, all OF VIII Oh will made under our super
vision at the York rices OF tic latest
and Of the best mateia
We purchase Goods from Importers fer Cash,
which enables us TO compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry on Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentemen's Furnishing establishment, Ia which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock Of Cloths, Cassneres aid Vestngs are oi
the neatest sly and best qualify: and If the firm
Is Practical Workman, and takes charge Of the Meas
uring and Cutting, We are enabled 10 WAkkENT y
good at in all cases, o. no sale.
We also keep hand every variety Of Tailors Trim
mbgs and Agents for SCOTS Report Of Fashions
Particular atten ion paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their own material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID O'NE1L Of
the manufacturing. Grateful To- their individual friend
for past fivors and lett continuance of these
favors for the rprse, the, pledge thems vest0
merit AL the confidence that may be reposed In them
Store Main street, tetween First and Second SITS.
mh3l-- RALEI II Il O'NElL.
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To Pts.burgh--Pork y Dbl SOC; tobacco y ewt, SOC;
cotton y bale 81; pound freight soc.
To New orleans--Pound freight 25e: pork y bbl COO;
-four Dbl Sic.
Way Points--Pound freight 3Oc pork y Dbl 7Oc our
p Dbl 60c.
Flour and whisky are unchai ged since noon. Pro.
visions quiet. $50 900 Us bulk sides sold ut 5Hc.--
Bacon Sc for shoulders anu Sc for Sides pack
ages. Fuere is nothing new in other articles.
New Y.RK, May 90, p NJ
Sales of 1000 bales of de line Of to &c,
middng and lower qualities have declined most Sales
Of 100 bags coffee; Java l4Xc. The market Is dull with
declining tendency. Rice 319t4c. 5,75o bbls -four
changed hands. The market is duh and buy holding
back for lower prices Wheat is easier bu not general
ly lower: Genessse southern white 81 10. Sales
OF 90 900 bushels corn at 6i6s higher Sales of 600
hhds sugar, Orleans Axe. The markets. dull with de-
ening tendency. The beef market is firm. Cut meats
are heavy at 5s9sc. Iron, the Darke is dull Il s39
SOC $40.
NEW ORLEANS, May 16.
Sugar. GOO hhds sold without any improve.
menti prices; fair to fully fair Z13Lc.
MoiassDs--l500 bbs reboed were sold at l'9l4c,
Tor ordinary to choice.
Flour-Duli. so b5ls st. Louis were sold at s. IS.
Corn-Sales 5000 sacks, including .42J mixed In 4
osat SIC; 600 mixed aud yellow at 5Gc another lot at
Soc 500 white in two lots 55c; and LOCO choice white
nj Snc
Bran--450 sacks sold at 81 40 and 1877 at IS cwt
Pork-Mess RETAIL at Is %. 900 kegs prime lard
sold ati0E so bales India bagging sold at ls3 cash
Rope-lU0 coils rope sold at eAc. The retail sales OF
kentucky Begging have Ueen advanced to l5Hc, and
Hay 700 bales Western sold 500 ton, and
20 bales at SEQ so.
Lime-5oO bbls Utica sold Saturday at 81 so
per barrel.
CoFee--22s bags Rio sold at Zoe, and liz at IOAc
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WALL PlPE: EiyGYNGS:
ENrIRE spRiNG ST.CK REGEIvEnrn

ENTIRE SPRING SICK REGEIvEDu
TIME subscriber would rese~tUl, inform the cit
OF Evansville ami surrounding courtrv that he has
hand his entire Striug stock OF Wall Paper
Borders, FIRE SCREENS, Window blinds. Lamps. Phas
gene Gas. Wrapping Paper, &c, &c. which, f,r variety
of le aud elegance IF finish cannot be surpassed in
the West Devoting his whole tine to this particullr
branch of trade, he has made 1t bis stdy bring
the various Eastern mark ets The CHI cest selections md
styles. tie his thanks
liberal patronage heretofore extended To- him and hopes
by ing large assortment, aud selling at the lowest
possible rates, to ensure continuance of the
JOHN G.. DEVEREUX, L.,
rny6 INV Main street. between First aud Second
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.


= Weather yesterday delightful. Riv-
er commenced falling, and recedng slowly.
"A lighter containing 1900 s,cks corn
and 600 do oats, was sunk in the Upper Mis-
sissiPPi few days since.
The large and magnificent steamer
r. J. Ward arrived here Sunday night from
New Orleans, bringing dates of the 10th, and
only little over FIVE days on the route. She
had large crowd Of passengers, over hun
dred OF whom were gong to take the Srader
at Louisville for Cincinnati. We thank Mr..
r. H. Voolfolk FIR a large package Of pa
pers.
The Eclipse was here Sunday after
room from Louisville. She had but little
freight and very few passengers, and did not
get very large addition to either here. Her
last up trip, however, paid well enough to ex-
cuse bad down trip.
THE Duke, Europa and Falcon, were
advertised to leave New Orleans for Cincin-
natl last Tuesday.
- Capt. Fuller. Of the steamer Colum-
bia, was last week fined $500 and 500 for
breaking the quarantine regulations at ST..
Louis. The Captain e the Grand Turk was
also fined 500 on the same charge.
- The Il. Fl. Yeatman was at our
wharf yesterday.
" The Westerner, commanded by Capt.
Dan Able, will take pleasure trip TO the
Falls Of st. AnthJny next month, starting
from St. Louis on the 18th On good boat
trip TO the head waters of the Mississippi is
delightful. We have tried it.
- The fine and new steamer Belle
QuIgley, Coombs, master, has now entered
for the season into the Evansville, Lvui vile,
and Bowling Green trade, and will continue
to make her regular weekly trips to all the
above points. This steamer fur nishes fine
opportunity for travellers wishing to visit
Mammoth Cave during the summer months.
The Qrigley is good boat, and Capt.
Coombs is polite and attentive officer
- The Fanni, Farrar is now at the
wharf loading for the Waba, h, and will prob
ably leave this morning under command oi
Capt. Ross. She is eoiag to take load OF
corn from Mt. Carmel To Aurora, when she
will return to Evansville and the w ubash -
Capt. Ross will Pot things through on his
steamer in lively style.
- The Mary Hunt, commanded by Capt.
Harry SPOTS, with Capt Charley Reynolds
In the office, was advertised to leave Louis
vile for New Orleans last evening. We
commend her to those who wish 10 GO South,
or who may desire to make shipments.
The fast and excellent steamer Hoo
sier State was here yester 'sy morning from
Louisville for ST. Louis She was in COM
mand Of Capt. A. |. Cain, well known on
the river, formerly as an excellent and nc-
commodating clerk. We congratulate hin
and the boat on his promotion. Mr.. s.
Kennedy is in the office. We thank him lor
Louisville papers.
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NEWBARBER SHOP.
TIE THOMPNONIAN INSTITUTE

DOR Shaving, Shampooning an Embarrassing. is
J. In full blast, on Water street. between Syca-
more and vine and respseti uy soieis share Of pub
lie Patronage
1he Projectors or this establishment have had long
experience in the large Eastern Cities and promise
Toilet OF their customers In the skilful
and fashionable manner.
this soften the scalp and promote the
healthy growth of the hair
The Institute will open In future every morning at 4
O'Clock A NJ. and remain op till ~ o'clock z. NJ.
IT Particular attent given to cutting Chitdrens
hair and will wait upon families at their
residences on Friday of each week, for that purpc IL
REQ uested. lar26 II
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FIRE.! FIRE.! FIRE!!
MORE TRiUMpHs OF
RICIIsS ALAN IN DER SAFEST

IT TIRE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BEEN
received by the mails. They form additional testimony
Of The superiority of Rcn SALANASDE over all ohers
FIKE IN CHA RlsES on. :. C..
CHARLESTON, April 20, 1854.
Ma. L. VI. HArcn. Agent for kich's Ssam nder Safes
Dear Sir: Finding 1t impossible to remove safe du
ring the late fire. which destroyed store In ayne
street. and having taken out books put Into IL
several papers it, We glad TO acknowledge
that full. sustained the high reputation OF your safes
The preservation Of these paper more than
pected. when witnessed the intense heat it sub
1ected TO. Yours, &C.,
COURTNEY TENANT 81 c.
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EDWARD HUSTACE,


HAS A Il WAYS ON HAND,
go WATCHES Of the finest quality, warranted 10
<@IN perform well give tn the bu, er perfect sat
e. q i-facton. Hustac- devoes his attention 10 the
49, selection Of superior Jewelry. He now offers
assortment of the richest patterns.
Hnstaee Invites tho attention of the Ladies to his stock
of Breast Pins something elegant and pleasing the
Hustace has Ear Drops. decidedly beautiful. a new
st, just received They will suit the aso of the most
refined
Hustace's assortment Of Mourning aud Daguerreotype
Pins the finest in town.
iiustce's Gold GuarL. Fob and Vest Chaius just
what they should be- variety IL patterns, Of the
mot elaborate "rkmanship
Hustaee ras Cod Lockuts, single and double pretty
and good--no mista.e.
Hustace's Gold Ranis they need no recommends.
ton. La fact all Of his goods have acquired reputa-
ton sufficient In this immunity.
Hustaee has just received fnc lot OF silver Spoons.
They Of the best quality warranted the stun.
Hust,ce H. prepared do r. craving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully leitcr-d.
Hustace can rep ir Watches In scientific manner
All work executed With care AMI flush unsurpassed.
Husre sells cheap and refu DIS money for articles not
giving satisfaction and thus gains the confidence OF the
patronizing pubic. ml2
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DIR GEOHEGaN'S
EXTRACT OF HX DROPIPER,

FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFrL., AND ALL InPrRrTIrs TIE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the FdeHitu.
THIS vegetable remedy which is now spreading 10 all
parts ofthe country. sprepared by sgrduate OF one
of the first Medical Sehouls in The Nest, physician OF
gh standing In his profession and as much 20
empircsm quackery us any one can be, rs Is shown
by the fact that the pe published. and accompanies
each bottle of the medicine. thus sxonerating il from
Ir IS PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as will be by reference 10 the Circular and by the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sar.aparla. the Hyropiper is quick in Its
tion the drsi bottle often producing wonderful results
as in the Of the negro girl Of Mrs. simmons. Of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEk!!
In short wherever known II stands at the head Of all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Scrofula Whitr swelling, Negro Consump-
ton, Chronic Rh"umats IL Gout Neuralgia, Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases. all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female irregalares ant Distinctions Mrreuriai De-
ordes Arising from impure blood aAd bad Habit Of
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta IDS unrivalled Ii Is slight stimuant
aud powerful to'.ic and Alternative.
As beautiher of the complexion, in the cure Of i'm
pies and bothes, In uiDg clear and beautiful skin,
II Is much more safe and sure remedy than all The cos
nctcs and lotions Ia existence. Try IT, and you will
regret it, no not lose confidence II II hould seem
at first 10 increase the disco sethe general effect Of the
medicine being drive all Impurities to the surface and
by that means out Of the system.
HARpESsnuRs Ky, Oct. G. 1851. o.
DR.. F.. Geohegap--Dear Sir: have cxaisined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract Of Hydropper, for
the OF Scrofua la all its forms. ad other chronic
affections, viz: Rhenmatism. Female Neak ness. &c
Having prescribed. and watched its effects in
OF the above diseases and having always oan il efec
tual most chrerfully recommend to the afflicted
the best alternative and tonic have ever uscdalto-
gether superior TO Sarsapsrila. aud any o It's com
pounds. n. L. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
OwENsBoRo', KY, March IS 1859.
Dear DOctor:-I reccl, Ell yours of the 95d inst
cordn, your request, acknowledge the receipt OF H
dropipsr.
Ia several cases in this community II has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider IL a valuable prepare
ton. have using uyself and think IL benefits
my gene ral health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES CONAN, ". n.
PRIcr 81 per bottle, bottles TO- S., when taken at
one time. tAfMoND 81 PA'TEN,
solc Agsnt, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, KY,
To whom all ,riers shouli be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, AALLOCk 81 >rODDAkD
7" " Princeton,s X. HALLOCk.
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