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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-01
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS.
ART having Just returned from the Eastern cities
would inform his ola customers and the citizens
eay that he has his Shoe Store Main
IL the Branch Bank of the largest finest AID beet
sell cied stocks SessonaJlc ana Fashionable BOOTS and
SHOES brought city. comprising Gents Boots
all kinds Caters all hs different styles Youths and Child
fine Boots Misses Gaise and shoes of all kinds and
lnian $ Shoes in abundance
He his also stock of No. Red Sole Leather and Tsy
lor's No. Oak. OF Cincinnati.
ALSO-s3 dor fine French Calfkins Of different brands.
fresh from the Custom House in New York.
ALSOAerOccos Lining. Binding Thread. Gutta Fercha
Web Lsces Enamee Spts and ia fact other kind OF
Ma eral used acturiag Boots end
Shoes which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted good.
has ao large force of good and experienced workmen
empoyed manufacturing which enatles him
either thcsrnc durability. with house
eas n of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3I-tf H. j. HART.
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IMPORTANT ARREST. An officer arrived in
town yesterday, from Davenport. Iowa, in
search of man named St. John, charged
with forgery and bigamy, committed at that
place. Marshal Gallagher and Deputy Sber-
iff Whitney, of this city, joined in search, and
at O'Clock this morning he was arrested at
Burea. He was in bed, his wife and two
children occupying the same room. Seine
five thousand dollars in money, the product
of the forgery, and two valuable gold watch
es were found upon his person. Marshal
Gallagher describes the scene, at his arrest
as heart-rendng. His wife, to whom he has
been married eight years, the greater part oil
which time has been passed by him in alb
sence from home, is most esiimabIe woman
and devotediy attached to him. He has an.
other wife at Davenport, and still another al
indianapolis, young lady of 10, to whom
he was married in January last. He was
sent back to Iowa this morning in custody oil
an cfiicer.- ClereLand Herald.
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Third- The Course OF Counsel.

Marshall did the bullying and did it we'll
He commenced it early in the cause, he kept
il up and he finished with it and the Court
did not censure it. The counsel-even Mr..
Crittenden-and it is course no honorable
lawyer pursues--when they know certain
proposed evidence was illegal and could not
be received, would persist in Offering it, re-
citing at length before the Jury. The press
ed witnesses to character as to particular
facts--whereas. the law Of character on direct
examination deals only in generalties.
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sNy.Nsy;II.E. INOIAN.POIIs AND CLEyl

81 LAND STRAIGHT Line RAILROAD COMPANY
The Of Directors of this Company their
posed resolutions the following purpot
Tst fhe stock Books remain open until ordered
by the Board.
That real s.ate lying within ten miles Of the line within
six mills OF the Canal below Trrs Haute be taken at cash
value for which stock Will draw per cent Der
in stock. until the road is eompleted.
That days i'll be
cash and whSn such stock is paid in full
OF subscribing be twelve
he allowed the and when paid
per will be allowed raid
payable as above. mysl-d4w JAMES GREENE. Sec'y.
(EaQuirer copy.)
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Outrage and Exc,,ement near xenia

On Thursday Of last week, man named
Mcleod, who had been stopping in and
about Xenia for few days, aud who is rep
resented as being disreputable person, left
that town in buggy and drove toward Sell
ma. few miles out he overlook a colorcd
man whom he suspected of being fugitive
slave, and asked him to get in and ride on to
the next cross roads. The negro thanked
him and got in the buggy, but at the first
farm house Mcleod said he must feed his
horse, and persuaded the negro to wait. Nc
Leod went into the house and succeeded in
making bargain with the farmer to help in
securing the supposed slave for half the re-
ward. The negro was invited into a room to
eat, was seized, tied with ropes and placed in
the buggy to be driven toward Cedarvile on
the railroad. The man who had assisted and
his son accompanied Mcleod. After pro-
ceeding mile or two the negro broke his
ropes and then broke for the woods, chased
by all three of party.
The old man overlook the negro, when
the latter turned and dealt blow SO power.
ful, that it broke the arm Of his pursuer, but
he was soon after caught, beaten, and tied
into the buggy again. Before they had pro-
ceeded much farther, the negro broke the
cords a second time, and had nearly escaped
when Mcleod grapPled with him, and, the
others coming up, fight ensued, in which
the negro was beaten until he fell dead
The parties placed the corpse upright
against an oak tree at some distance from the
road, and fled. The body was discovered
and on Saturday the murderers were arrest
ed, when the frightened son of the farmer
C 'nfessed TO the circumstances above narrat
ed. The three culprits are now lying il
Xenia Jail. The excitement in the surround
ing country is intense.-t Gin. Com.
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Fourth--The JUN.

II seems inconsistent, perhaps, after as
sorting that the evidence proved murder, or
at least manslaughter, to say that the Jury
ought not TO be blamed for their verdict. But
the Judge befogged them as to the law, and
left them to take it from the defence of life.
They were surrounded by an arisiocratic in
fiuence of witnesses, spectators and counsel.
A il the great men were there to bolster up
Ward. He was painted to them as a mild,
inoffensive, weak man-and on the trial no
doubt he looked so. No Jury could resist
such outside pressure.
One word as to the prisoner, as he may be
viewed from his own testimony. He went
armed against his precepter and his friend,
and shot him down as he would dog, when
he made an attempt with slight blow to re
sent an insult. The cord of chivalry would
have said. "Give him a chance for his life."l
If there is nything good about duelling it is
the msnlness of allowing your adversary the
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CORpOa NOTICE.

NRDEEED. that the of Lots No II aud 49, Block
~ No 3 Eastern Enlarsrment fill the with
under lie direction of the City Engineer in - days ar pub
H. alton of this Order and ia default thereof the Marshal
directed perfrm said work the expenses
thereby will be assessed collected by
Lott much thereof be satisfy sail
ard
By order Of the c mmon Council. GEO. II TODD.
els: City Clerk.
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II. WINTERS
UNRIyALLED EXHIBITION OF
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS. CHRKSTAL.
LINE VIEWS, CHWOMATKOPES, &c,

AT APOLLO HALL,
For three nights Monday Tuesday aud Wednesday June 5h
9th and eth.
ne X. W informs the citiZe of Evansville that he has
made arrsngments introduce kind favor his
unrvaled which for artistica skill grandeur
Of delDeatvn bancy of eolors. aud at the time
nature that it sands nsqualed this continent
The eahbiticn will with series OF Crystalline
Views first time of their being exhibited in this city
which
RUINS. MoONLIGHTS. CITIES. SEA VIEWS. &C..
mention in advertisement After which,
grand display of ..
SIX CHROMATR0PES.
witha variety Of pleasing meamorphoses To be followed by
the celebrated
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS,
illustrative Of the following suhIee susceptible to all
changes peculiar natural day. representing
its brillIaney. -..
MILAN CATHEDRAL,
Night view showing the Midnight Mass.
COURT OF BABY LON.
Night view showing the feast II BelsharZar.
HF- Doors open at eo'elock. 20 commence at sk
Tickets only children under IL years ase is
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DIR. J. C. BURCH, Dentist,

DIR. j. G. bURCH, Dentist,
UpESPECTt ULLi hose Debt him for profess
siona s"rvices aud settle:
inform who desire operations there
a failures when shey paid tor my31-tf
kOURNEYMtN CARPENTERS WANTED...I
81 WISH employ from to good hour Carpenters
whom will pay 81 - per day and work hours None
tut good workmen need apply. myai-fwd b. DYSON.
liverpool BLOWN SAIT.-2oo bag, for table USE
reed per stean-r - F. !. Trabue for sale by
my3l s. l.. GILBERT & CO., Syc. Water.
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HAY, CORN AND OATs.-A fresh sunulv Of zach
us recsived and for sale the Western Feed and
SEED store. mszf 7. GRANT co,
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STRAWBERRIES,

undersigned takes this method to inform the nume-
rous visitors of the Pigeon Springs that he has few
left which
fond of this delicious fruits His Rasberries will be-
ripe and also will be served mp visitors He rented
up his Bathing House. and ready accommodate all who
wish to partass Of the salt water eahs The Mineral ane
pared to accommodate Boarder by thu during
warm The buildings large and cominodous
ventilated and adapted He pledges
himself that u he does old and Chrone
Rheumates Scrofua Dropsy aud those that partially
lost the of their limbs and Nervous diseases Head
he will not charge hem anything The proprietor Of
afflicted with
the loong and srendng during that time about six thou
saud dollars but and found relief until
became proprietor of the Springs The the
system and adds the patient life vgor.
Dy3otf VIM. BATES. Proprietor.
NEW BOOKS. ~
HNERN LEAVES from Fanny Portfolio Second Series;
II The Dodd Family Abroad. by Chas. Lover;
The Whimsical Woman; 4
Life and Sayings Of Mrs. Partington; ~
The Lamp Lighter , etc. Just received and for sale
myZ9 THOMAS CONlNGTON.-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
V1ooKs opened a. the Once John J. Chandler
Secretary ofthe Evansville Gas Light Com and
Re for thirty days from this date for the
ton Of 500 additional Stock Of said Company
the Directors thereof in conformity the 4th dav
March; 1854. Attest; JOHN j. CHANDLER.
nyoo-In SecretarY.
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JEyEELTSE STORE OF
a. g. q u as s<-zS ~ ryAT q

SECOND STREET, TWO Doors BELOW MAIN IN Mr.. KRoN s
BrIrDING, EVANSVILLE. IA.
~ At this store Keep constantly on hand large and
NN general Of Watches Clocks aud Jewery Of
al kinds and of the hest styles and quality My stock
will he continually supplied by fresh additions. with
the latest beautiful patterns. which extensive
business connections enable buy and sell the lowest
price,.
Repairs Of kind executed in competent and at
low charges.
All goods sold and all done warranted
Those in Of anything ia lue respectfully inyi
ted TO examine stock and prices. Jel-u
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w reed and for sale by jel SAMUEL ORR.
EDANEI. pOORs.-e doI q aud Panel Doors reed an
Il for sale by Ell SAMUEL ORR.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

~ OTTO Is gwen that will he
VIsta at the Office of the City the
June inst,
t. 9Th street, and also grade Sth ch from
sd intsrsec' the Division At 9th st
Specifications he found at the paes Named
after the jti day nc June.
=. ", order Of the Common Cornell. GEO H. TODD
et-Jt CITY Clerk
COUPOR ATION yoy,t' u. -,
is lerehR ai
" eeivsi office cf t'e City Clerk until Monday. the
day Of jane inst grazing of Chesnuts and
constructing Stone
Ohio river
Sp ehcsons he found the place above named and
after the oh CAV ri June inst Nv Tar the C,mne Conn
ell. ei-3t GEO. II. TODD. City Clerk. :.
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TO THE LADIES.
\N7E have received, per Adams * Co.'S Express
w Plain Neapolitan Hair Bonnets. which We will
sell at SO 80 eae and plain English soft straw % e5
Also Ribbons, Flowers, Trimmings, &c, DC. Bounets
sold with without trimming, trimmed to order on
the shortest notice. EDWARD FEGAN& CO.,
my15 First street. opposite the Post Once
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-. Ala or " .en -,.,,,(,.. 49, -

rs. Vf Ms"h -rhiN.-, NtN,.iNt : M, r,,,,. -
~ a. ~ ~ s-ttt,eef nssf, Ne nudsr.Ir,.s NE
=. .h Nea - baih Sco1ty, .ln .,f =. a.
sDipIS,S %sn, the ts'ati,hnn.rt 80 Pt.n.e.
80 u contains aeou, Aooo acre. on -, . sshh
-. ane satnx ARM IN. r.. ~. nsarU
bull, ara ~ ss ~ large, (reeeay eo.,r,,,.s lin
ssI oesntIni and veil arrsnx-a -. erre
other farming houses ''hs. stables, barns
IN, atttaetons - the es,sbn,hnsn, n. -. n,..
sA snd pressure, consist Of re Mineral 5000 or
'sene 'o their medicinal Virtues ~ CO.
ons on. OF the nearly 30 f-t di.m.,sr and ~ aineu
20 10 9sS ef Fahrenheit aH.rdinv smr-ra
uhs'v else In the world. III 'qeslisd any
The celebrated mineral Bath. ~. ,,,,.,.,,-
,unter Gu nate OF The Allegheny N,u tain. Of y~tn
oro-ds or many years, In health ans o.
~ and inereasng fseit-. aces, TO th., h.
Sr..,r the numbers rrsor;ins them ,nd
enhance their value ts ana
ie ,tANs OF sole vii he follow. On-n
IN eash tune Cotnmsone
y endorsed, Interest added for m, r..h ~
a. 70 20 much As IL
,s ~ ,s resiips bonds With Al ,.cp,,,~ 81,
,ns soe, r Us pAyn.n' equal nst.nen At one two H,ss
men, - NE day Of sale, h interest on each ln,,.
tars.r 81 st day OF October iI lille being rsainsS
1854 WI s''poi'e''on on the nr,t day OF Novenbsr
h sara hn day Of November or the next fair .r,,,
III, a. such viu ~. ~
suitable assortment. ~ 's,A''snnen being null and
Ton ,, JOHN M PATTON
VIM H. TERRlLL SCoum s,on,r,
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
CONGRESS-
Reported for the Richmond

wAsnsorOs. June 22.-In tie Senate petitions were
received from the original friend, ef the Compromise for
the repeal Of the fugitive slave law on account Of the re-
peal OF the Missouri Compromise. It will be discussed TO-
morrow, Mr. Mason reported Bill allowing the Orange
ano Alexandra Railroad to construct temporary track
over long Bridge. to connect with the Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD through Washington. Petitions presented
against tho reciprocity in BresdstuGs.
Ia the House the Committee of Ways and Means re-
ported bill spp'opriang ten millions of dollars 10 as
eordance with the Presidents message carry bto eec,
the ''dsden treaty The discussion on the General
preparation Bill was then resumed.
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JOHN q. SIAFER,
TAILOR 4 Nd DRAPER.
ENrHANnr DT-IT ntnT
EXCHANGE BUILDING,

ss%@.. ssss:
nm y-"uScLE NED HAD no HAIR on THE TOP or HIS
lived prevou, to the dovsy Of soe Ss'sL S0
which restore. 'Ss hair al
with Badness Di fSa l.. or h hsTsh %"pIs,;'P!
"No article rapid celebrity and universe, an
.. To those who have
lTs sase and agreeable Perfume
sold a, the old price cents large bottles, all s.l.
sT ,slsng~ D. s. SsESTs, f;setIs:sr
IN KEEP It BEFORE TnE PEoPLE-Tha. BA RERS PIE
large se eG sSe P 2STs, az it.
IN n. hands OF the Proprietor and the demand
IS "a, ever S1nsd he popularity by these
Agqe and o&aeS! and the ses,
h P at oy e. b The sufferer try them aud be
10 DC had Of The principal Druggists throughout the
au %T %ynn cs GlH.San rjs5
King Toy Na1S Gaa sn ~ah SP GS pASSs
ehaPline Wheeling, Virginia. and Da,. Miller, Baltimore,
; eiss[s promptly Allied by addressing n,
tD Holiowny's P.-A certain Specific J5r yerroLs51,,
Lo'onS q Spirits and Do-ersd Sofade.The wonderTar
by follow NJ the drecons 70 Shher on 'es system that
using them nervous rabiy is S m 20 me mode Of
.renEihene the digestion reeiem circulation
studios and ssdentaIy habit; being tPcc liable to The
Tor s.eby PURCELL, LADD co. myqs-qv
DEFIANCE ealamnndcr -nirs-tin
~ PATRICK is the in e uned STAT, ~ ,hs
above celebrated Safes-and Collins
LOCK and Crossbarshe best Safes and the
World to whom the highest
the Metropolitan Mechanics
and the American Institute York Depot No iss
street New York door below Maiden 90 John
street.
d. 81, FOR BRONCHITIS, THROAT DISEASES, HACKING
CoUGH aud the Effects of mprudent rd
cine has be ELECTED such
Carters Spanish Mixture. ''' Nv
Throat diseases produced by .avaton Hacking Cough Bron.
c Auctions Liver Disease, Neuralgia
all been relieved aud cured wonderful manner by M.
purifier Of the blood Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The case Of Mr. T. H. Ramsey al-ne should snty anv
doubt can on the Agent aud procure pamphlet containing
cures, which will astound you.
FOR sae9 BENNETT BEERS
n.rIlta
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LATE FROM CHINA.

BOSTON, June ga letter received from Hong Kong
says that the attack made by the Imperiasts on the
ioreSn settlements at Shanghai led the s,ormug and
destruction OF their camp by the English and American
forces. Several Americans killed and wounded
Among the latter was Captain Person Of the ship Rose
SIandish.
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MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 22.-Flour is dull and prices declin.
Ing. Southern ss,75a925. Wheat is dull Corn has an
upward tendency; mixed sSc; yellow SO l-2c Money
Is unchanged. Stocks improving.
BALTIMORE, June 22-Saes of City Mills Flour TO day
at S. Fancy brands S25 Sales of 1000 bushels corn
at 7SaISc Tor White, and 7si79c for yellow thousand
bushels of new North Carolina Red Wheat was sold at
81 ,e5 per bushc.
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rios J. CLARKE, lat. OF Riehmyns.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

n.neY % ans paieha'ed N. once late In the
CO. 'I a ass. ~ A. ondsr the TRAsoE
wiz meet his prompt
and the Dra-ins, will be soon q. ar.
~'u'es' TlIOS J. CLARKE,
H.i,i, AZ
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ROBBERY,

r0krsNourr, June 32.-The jewclry store OF Mr. T. +.
moss was broken open last night and nearly 900 worth
Of goods carried or
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The fac; that h. property decided trust resi-
dents Of the District OF Columbia
shareholder Dagurrreotype WORT az
OF the very finest quality elegantly the hgh char
Acirr and position Of those
reputation and business Of Mr. whtehurst he deems
guarantees that promis OF
promptly and faith uy performed the will
he attributed among Galleries
pictures diem. Not than ay thousand shares viii be
sold. 30 IL.
Certificates be obtained sLADEk BAKERS No md,
ipyk M
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
BoTos, June 2eThe Canada arrived at her wharf this
morning. Her mails will start South this evening.
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MAIL ROBBERY

HAMPERS FERRY, June 2e.-The large mail bag to this
place to-day was cut open and aed Of It's contents The
bag was found in the canal.
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POSTSCRIPT.
CONGRESS-. Wrnnr,pAr.

In the SENATE bill 20 mprove The naval serx;rs
further considered aud passed. alter having been amended
In several particulars set forth in our report of the pro
ceedings bill was also passed providing for the In.
spccon OF steamboats, ON the Pacific coast The hill no
posing to pay aporon Of the creditors of the late Repub
lie OF TcIa. was recommited IN an, Com,i,,.. o, III
nance The veto Of tho bill grant lands to the INDECENT
insane was further debated Mr. Toucey supported the
Presidents views and Mr. Bell spoke in support Of the
bill and 10 opposition TO the veto The Senate then
some time In Executive session.
received from the Presden Of the s. annouuc-
ing that the Government of Maxico h,d .,,o.J o., ,L
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news nv Tup C,N,n,

The advance Of the Prussans towards the allied armies
is announced creating considerable among the
moneyed world at Paris.
Intense anxiety prevails in regard to Slisria The
Russians have 10000 men on the spot and their assaults
are continued day and night They once made practical
Die BREACH which was repaired, rise in the Danube hav
ing prevented the storming. Advices to the 25.h uIt
stated that the fortress might hold for days The
eommandant Mesa Pasha threatens blow it all up ra
tnei 'hsn surrender Oh the night OF the 27h the Rus
SLAMS made three at emp Storm but were repused The
loss was fearful Fifteen hundred killed beneath the
rampar The Turks also made dreadful havoc among the
Russians, killing and wouudng four thousand five hun
dred. ~
The allied headquarters established at Varna
The Turks defeated, the Sist OF May two thousand
Russians at Satina, killing 500. Other encounters are
reported.
All the Russian troops Buchares, are ordered to adj
vance to the Danube.
A meeting between the Emperor Of Austria and the
hing OF Prussia, aten led by their respective Ministers
was to take place the 9th of June on the frontier Of
Sa1ony. The movement creates suspicion especal
~ as has ranspired that Count Mastz is bearer of let
ter from the Emperor OF Austria to Nicholas.
IL also rumoed that Russia is inclined to authorize
Austria TO propose armisc
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PORT OF RICHMOND,
ARRIVED,
A WARMING.

Delay mott harbor sentence OF foo,
ossPhy that disedse will well ITSELF you ca. cure
II with certain medicines dollars Beware how you tam
per with Jour general welfare
Ye wild and vicious youths, why will In dosing
the y nausedtino compounds daily preferred thereby
Ing appetite and Digestion and destroying you mentally
we'll physically, when be with plea
medieinesf
Ye rakes Of and condition. why ye
pine and miserable eIenee enjoy.
ntent and ordinary purss Of ef
noyed and wish to be restored TO health
pleasant and enectua should MORRIS
chronic diseases has
physlcian OF his day Many who have years
with disease Consequences resulting from
health and vigor under his really
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through the Post ONCE, Nashville Tenn and package
oines securely will te privately
full directions herewith and no questions dstod.
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GERS letter. Cancers Piles Fstula In Ano Gravel
Geets disease whatever Of
character be cured at home by consulting MORRIS BY
letter, post paid, enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant and
safe, be sent mail TO OF the United States
Particular attention
La es who be afflicted with Abu,
Whites, PolRpsus Uerla Falling Womb do wei
to lay aside all iai,e deeaey an rompy consult Doctor
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