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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

Gov. PowELL's BANK VEro IN KESrucKY.-
Gov. Powell has returned several bills to the
Kentucky legislature, with his reasons for decli.
ming to approve them. They are bills granting
charters to new banks, and, in the conscientious
discharge of his executive duties, the governor
has taken the responsibility of Withholding his
approval. The Weekly Yeoman, of the Bird inst.
aludes to the subject ss follows:
Yesterday morning Gov. Powell sent into
the house of representatives q veto of the bill
charterlng the Planters and Manufacturers Bank
OF Kentucky, which originated in that branch Of
the general assembly. and into the new Coving
ton bank. The reasons why he could not and
ought not to approve the great and dangerous ex-
tension Of banks and paper currency are set forth
at length In his first message. Weshall ay this
before our readers as soon as it is published for
the use Of the house, and until then we shall de-
fer any criticism upon the governors arguments
Suffice i to say that IN our judgment he has ac.
ted wisely--done what we expected Of him. and
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

WHEREAS by the dispensation of an all wis
Providence, whose ways are inscrutable, and tc
whcse DEGREES we must bow with submission
our friend AID worthy Brother, H. F. Caradine
has been called from among us, and fully appre.
ciating his worth as a citizen, as we'll as mem
Der OF our fraternity. Be it therefore
RESOLVED By Yazoo Lozge No. 10, That in the
death of brother II. F. Caradine, our fraternity
has sustained loss which is deeply felt, and
when we remember his many virtues, his warm
and generous heart, the open hand with which
be always met the appeals of those who were
thrown upon the charities of the world, and the
character he sustained in all the relations of life
-as husband, father and friend, it is truly with
melting heart and brimful eye," we follow him
to the $ narrow house. which sooner or later all
must inhabit.
Resolred, That the members of this Lodge
wear the usual badge of mourning in memory
of our deceased brother for the space of 80 days.
ResolUed, That we tender our sincere condo
lence and heartfelt sympathy to the family of the
deceased. in this their melancholy bereavement.
ResolUed, That these resolutions be published
in the Yazoo City papers, and that copy be fur
nIshed to the family # The deceased.
o. w. HENDERSON, Sec.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
- The eIeyer and aeeomnIished sentlemn.

0S@ The clever and accomplished gentleman
who kindly superintendent the issue of the Dem
oerat during our absence, viii please accept our
thanks. Merit rarely goes unrewarled. and it
is with no small degree Of pleasurs that we find
in the result of the late election of City officers
our friend chosen as one of the City fathers.
He IS now one of the trusty guardians of the
honor and prosperity OF our fourishing town,
and we heartily c, ngIatuIate him npon his &C.
cession 20 the sinecure.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

whether bis veto Of the monster project may seal
the doom of hat and the extensive brood Of les
ser evils now towering under its wings, or not
we know that this manifestation Of his unbend-
ing integrity and his untirng and fearless watch
fulness Of the peoples interests and welfare, will
entitle him to their lasting gratitude" !"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

CrTY ELEcroN.-The result of the election
held in this city on Monday last for Mayor and
Councilmen, shows ]. H. Lawrence elected
Mayor without opposition. and Messrs. p
O'Donnell, John Wesling, Geo. M. Powell, and
y. Niche councilmen for the first ward, and
Messrs. ]. P. Baily, E. L. Bower, Ed Bowman
and Hiram Harrison for the Second.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

CT We are requested by William II. Bell,
Clerk Of the Probate Court of this County, to
acknowledge the receipt through the kindness OF
onr worthy representative, Hon. Or Single
ton. of a copy of the Statistics cf the United
States Census of 1850, for the use OF the County.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

The EDITOR. " The Richmond Mail throws
of the following capital illustration:
They have steamboat IN the western vvatars
Dy the name Of The Editor" This Is the hest
name ever yet given TO a steamboat and more
especially to Mississippi steamboat. we are
surprised It has never been thought of before.
Inc Edilor Is a working engine, whose fires are
tide. and now with it, going along at dashing
rate until suddenly he comes up all ssandins
against some hidden snag. which nearly shivers
his timbers to pieces. Whenever he moves he
puts the waters in agitation for time, and
leaves wake of trouble waves behind him.
which lasts about five minutes. He serves eve
rybody but himself, carries freight and passen-
gers n any quantity. and goes psLf--pu6Esg
down the stream Of life Often bis bowers are
overtasked. and the boilers bursts, bnt fortune
ateis II kills no one but himself and who cares
fortle Editorl "''o ~a'eS
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

O. The latest news from New Orleans states
that Lexington, the Kentucky Horse won the
great state race run on the lst inst.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

CO. We acknowlede the receipt OF the report
on Finance sent US BY Hon. o. r. Singleton. M.
c., and tender him our thanks for the same.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

DiED in this city on Sunday morning the 2nd
inst. of inflammation. Mr.. William F. Johnson,
aged about 25 years.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

beauty and fitness in the gala Of Victories Off
ciaIs will readily beauty and fitness in the form
of government of which she is the imbodiment
and, accredited from a republic, is unworthy. Of
trust. The name of Mr.. Buchanan will live
forever in England, because be dared to be q
true man republican in TACT and in truth. .
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PRIZE DRAWING.

DELOW will be found correct state
ID Dment OF the drawing which took place on
The 3lst of March last, according to previous an
nounyement. N. l.. WHITMAN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
The Warfare upon senator Toucey

Ihe W@rA1re upon Senator LOuceys
The late speech and vote of Senator Toucey in
favor of the Nebraska bill seem to have concen-
tIated upon him the bitterest denuncia tions
the abolitionists Of Connecticut. A portion
of them have sought to 7signaIize their
malignity by the oft repeated and always
dsgraeeful expedient of hanging him III
effigy. Such outbreaks of fanatieal violence can
produce no other effect than to cause all men Of
moderation and prudence TO shun the associa
tion of those capable Of offering such digniies to
an able honest, and brave rupllc servant. Sen
ator Toucey has no cause for personal regret that
he should be thus made the mark of fanaticaI in
suit. He had the courage to def, their assaults
and their menaces when he gave his support to
the great principle of non intervention, and he
now can have none other than feelings of con-
tempt for an opposition which manifests such
acts of harmless violence Let his enemies
meet and answer his arguments if they can. This
they have been unable to do, and, with mad
ness that Acknowledges their inability, they seek
to enjoy the mean revenge of offering him per-
sonal indignity. His equanimity is as far above
disturbance by such efforts as his arguments are
above their power of refutation. 1t is on trying
occasions, when danger stares him in the face,
that the true patriot proves his devotion to his
country. When the soldier bares his bosom to
the storm of bullets, he shows his bravery and
his love of country. When the statesman
throws himself into the breach, and plants hims
sefupon his principles, in the face of threatened
denunciation and insult, he proves himself wor-
thy of his position. Senator Toucey is now 60
ing through this ordeal, and most gallantly has
he borne himself. Calm, self possessed, deter
mined, and fearless, he has dared to encounter
the hottest fires of abolition agitation. He has
the nerve and the ability to win signal triumph,
and the lovers of true courage and genuine pa
triotism all overthe country win unite in the
congratulations which are soon TO crown his fl |
nal triumph. He will triumph. He fights for
the eternal principle of self-government He
stands upon the platform on which our fathers
fought for independence. His victory is as GER |
tain as that g truth crushed to earth will rise
again." The good and true men of Connecticut |
will rally to the standard on which floats In liv-
ing letters-THE RIGHTS OF THE PEoPLE-the good /
and true men throughout the Union will sustain
and encourage him i'd the contest. Let the fa-
natics, then, apply their torches and kindle their
fres-;hey will only serve to light the path Of
Senator Toacey to higher distinction.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
LIST 0F LETTERS

d DEMAINING In the Post Office at
ll Yazoo City, on the lst day Of April 1884
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

Wednesday Morning, April 5, 1854
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
Mr.. Buchanan's Triumph IN England.

We are permitted 70 copy the following ex
tract Of letter from distinguished American
patriot in London to his friend ia Washington.
II will be read with interest BY all who are in
terested in the successful spread of sound repub-
lican rierra
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MEDICINAL.
SMOTHERED FIRES LONG PENT UP!
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION!
y Tremendous Volcanic truptioM!!! iE

man s'Seared US with Hot Iron"
IN TIL e 81 Ed HING Law All!
GONE three years ago we took into our employment
- and conhdence,a man by the name Of Mclean. SO
well were we pleased with his devotion business, and
the interest he displayed 10 peeuniary affairs that In
the course Of few months we took him into limited
partnership year Thus by large pecuniary GAIN
community, he warmed into social and public being
and vitality by and through our aid and influence.
viper like he sung the nds that him
Havnge rned the immense popularity Of that wonder
THGMiix cANMusrANo u VIM snTl
And having genius enough 10 originate ,ntelec
and talent enough to sustain article HE concep-
tion and original and independent of0hers for exis
tence-u~e all parasites he determined cling TO the
skirts and draw vitality. susenance and Support
Others. lie made mixture Of TAR and rURPEN-
IlNE"-"hlehed from US a name mutsted our dir.c-
tons and advertisements and called this abortiv- de-
formty 'volcanc Oil Liniment." with a shallow aud
nnlsy pretext OF originality He has made dcsperat ef
worthless filthy perncious trash b, representing
to be simarto, and equally enicacous with the original,
MEXICAN MUST No LrvrMsN~!
hut he has signay failed in hslabord attempt nj dece
on and has had to resort TO Perry Davis Pain Killer
TO make precarious support? Whatcan we -ay such
aman? 1.-The has any consce' ce need say M more
1.-The has none. only the public against i'm
position and thus for the present we leave him In MS
naked deformity and exposed tot
BURNING FLAM IS OF TRUTH. ;.
From the agony of which his ''viliainous compound
N .TrcAUTIoN NUMBER Two, -.
Another feeble effort has been made To profit by the
Popularity OF our article, by man In Louisville VINO pun
up few gross Of preparation whch he called "Ameri-
can Mustang Linment" He has, however become sat
isned of the he committed, and has pledged his
sacred HONOR that he will inf gr our
rights attempt to deceive and impose upon the ere
duiity unsuspecting confidence ofthe public whom
he is dependant for his living With this pied we
have agreed draw dark veil Of charity and forgive
ne over his past acts. and let hir go in peace.
/ BUT W. WARN tn e AFF fCT5p!
To be ware OF all imposons. and no Liniment that
has not name on the wrappers and directions, and
the evidences Of the eOpy right secured" and win
gethe worth Of money get relie from your infer
mites, and bless the day that you used the frIFFf
MEXIC N MUSTANG LINIME vt.
l. " y The niment put in three sizes. aud retails
25 cts. so and 81 The large otties contain much
more Eminent in proporta to tine are there
fore cheapest
| Principal offce 900, broadway, New York and
Third and Market streets ST. Louis NO., aud for
sale by dealers in Drugs and Medicines and b, country
store Keepers in all parts Of the United States.
| II r For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
| MILLER " CO.,
| jyiG-Iyd&w and several other Druggists.
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NACIl,E
~uRssRs LEWIS & xJwaRp ha,i,.

M ESSRS. LEWIS & HOWARD having purrh sed
2 Wharf thau ks The u era
betawd spn hitherto aud ask for
IN of the tovards them. ...- I.
We Veg furtr frends out af town and 70 ALL
that contians Commission aud erwtrng business
heretofore. We ngaxed ample
River hsving o'her Warehouses
toore hesitate insure abstraction Ia depart
ID u 4. f...r u . Fl.
We continue to make liberal all property
signed to pmsnt ndenz. and
also rrmpy I'LL all order. us far The purchase Of
OF the having ample facilities
best for
Once. a. formsrly. un Ter the Texranh ofhcs -. D.
e22-tf JOHN y MITCffFLL& SON
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~ HE unders rned would respectfully inform thu citi
zens Of Evansville AID viriny, that he has just
opened fresh sto.k of Family Groceries aud Pr'vi
sions ofevcr, description, fir street next dor To
ames Stecis inmber Yard where h uope>. 'y STREET
.ttcnto. tn business. mr'tand receive snare pub
lie pas ronage. tif .fr go if4 --. 81. =
ann il receiving fresh supplies of utter cheese,
Eggs Lard and Poultr, from the county, and IN all Keep
constantly hand full suppl, Of all STAPLE articles for
table use. .lI tI Hrt.sl t.II "a 7. I..f --If
Nv MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
store, the residence of the purchasers. prompt
~ upon the receipt OF their orders Please call aud
4 inc IN, stock. (janl6-iy) L. BEDFORD
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Lana,u, >tr,,m raruituse Factory.
IOLESALE & RETAIL.

"D Messrs. WETZEL e. KLINTW0R
-Tf1 would inf the public that having recently
IL established in Lanasco City, Steam Furniture
- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus edsea9s Wardrobes and several other kinds
of Furniture by thus enabling them to furnish these
arelesower than he purchaser elsewhere In
and at CReRaaf Factory prices Their work In every
respects equal to that ofthe Cincinnati factories
They also prepared to do Turning work ofevsry des
crpon and will be prepared furnish country
acurers they In this particular. The at
those wanting Furniture called the work OF
shis Factory.
The warerooIn is OF Main street. between Third and
Fourth We keep Tor sale Chairs OF different varieties,
besides all other kinds Of Furniture at the room.
ldec25-IyI
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D ClGA AND TOBACCO NTOMEOF

JACOB SCHkURkR, MAIN T.. BET. Isl AND I'D.
70. Schaefer N s;chroeJer's old sta d. 'sr,
RES ECrFULI.Y inform the eitizens II Evansville
and rroHnd hg country. that have taken the abpv
stand, Diet rmied to continue the business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest igars.
and Tobacco III the hes brands that Eastern nrets af
for' ,,o Snun aud Smoking Tobacco pf all kinds. Mrr
China and Wooden Pipes OF III sizes nj quail
tiles, the lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
NJ 5ng,hy experience in the business convinres me
that give general satisfaction, and respccu lily
solicit share OF public patronage. tapl "
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CO.PARTNEisSinsp.

l>HE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under tn. st, lie and drm Of Geo. 10 rSs a 40.
Tor the tr Insacton OLA general orrardisg and Com
mission Basiaess aud have erected for ,ht PURPOSE
very large and spacious rire-p-oof Warehouse tn
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and i'un
ham ST eets and the Depot of the Evansville and
Or wfordsvie Railroad. where they will have am,ic
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise. i..a itli
They will give special rare tn Consgnments either by
River. RAILROAD, Canal Wagons. and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. = ~ = D - 4 s4il
They wall give personal attention to the purchase ar
sale OF Produce rocere< la this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase Of sugar and Moasse> the
Coast, of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter. 's tr
They hope by unremtted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. W. FOSi En-.
~ 80 ..tt GEO. FUSTEk.
decl4 W. NJ. AtkMAN
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NJ A R Is LIE ID r OIL!
Il u. REMOYED TO -

MAIN ST, OPPO ITG TIE B ANK.
.Nts TONS ofthe finest Marble ever brought TO the
ZlC West, at wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
Bile are expressly invited to examine my stock for
will make their interestto patronize me- Ny stock
consists of Carra White veined " Dove colored Itali
an In blocks and slabs. American white. vari- ated.
blue, cIouded and stauary. which selected with
great care atthe Vermont Gu rres. ..f. sl..-. t.
MONUMENTS of all Sly les. SCROLLS. ORLEISK,e
zoe TOMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Countert tops and Furniture Marble on hand and made
o order at Eastern prices. -
Grateful for tina past liberal pairnage,I expedite
inertia continuance of the same. Give me a call
-aNaH. It.s VI. A. LAWRENrB.
r Orders from distabc, promptly and satisfac.
rily filed. All work WARRANTED. augyy
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THOMAS "a. NJ lSHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
- South iiiisu >t-eet, New York.
VDEfNCI long established with "a extensive connection
~ IN ,''v t-inrss. sp .cifuiy s'iic> consgi
ni..nt. Of ~ kiuds of Ne-ter, Produce, whh aiil riv.
"a ..at. pcrs Il nti IN. the io~st sable
scale of carys. Partic ar " Ill tie best ed
cousyninents of olreo and liberri cash advances
made all III parents when required by
j. 81. MA.inSE a. CO..
fcb20u Evansville, Ind
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MISCE' LANE0US.
HOME MANUFACTURED

HOME MANUFACTURE! ..--,f I.
EvANSVlLLE CLOTH Nc STORE.
BELIEVING that the interests ofthe Great est, and
- Of the people of Evansville and vicinity particu
lar, you'd De much promoted by establishing Clotnin
tor! In this city, and being aware that Clothing eau
be manufactured In a superior manner and at less cost
in the West than IN the East, We have established
Cl0tirg store IN this city. where we viii manufacture
and sell, w HoLEsALK RETAIL. Clothing OF the b-s
Qualit. all OF VIII eh will 10 made under super
vision ut the lowest New York rces of tie latest les.
and Of the best material. .rsf vs. ,f~|
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us 10 compete with - aH t-'r 81
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry IN Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentemcn's furnishing establishment. th which
will be found ever. article 10 that line.
Our stock Of Cloths, assm,.rrs ard vestinys cf
the neaiest style and best quality: and one the frm
is Practical ork takes charge Of the Meas
uring and Cutting. we are euabied Ia lWAkhENI n
good ft 10 all cases, no sale. fEIHf. rrl
We also keep o. hand every variety OF Fail"rs Trim
ming and Agents tor >eott's Report Of Fashions.
par,is ular ulten ion paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their own material
RICHARn RALEIGH takes charge Of the numerical
affairs Of the Establishment aud DAVID o'NEIL Of
the manufacturing Grateful i their individual friends
for past fvors. and now lett acontnunce Of these
fvOrs for III new cut rprise, the, pledge thems v"sto
-rit Al the confidence that he rep'sed Ia the
store Main street, First and second SIS
mh3l- RALEt & O'NEIL.
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ETSA g~S RsTCE COMPANY.
Or Hartford. Ouaecttcuf.

wv
or Hastfsrd Ouaecttcnf.
CAPITAL Ss., ,ss'- al ,'gid In aad iarSsf'd.
FN~tIS r.mrans with perpetual charter
u N r.. and "a damsxr iy pr
ID linz Houses Maaus u shmeas -terrs hcnse-
h.ii 'urnitar- aud reh 'ize neral. Ale. ieana
the &c Navg tan Lossc- Will he iib~r-
THOMAS X. BsACE. Pres't
! q Rrt~r. SECRETARY
AJr far IN he de the suhsri
br duly ceiy- ProIors ss"~ pol
ies favorable trr-s .te or Agency
in the West. ff1..-- -feItt A. HAatnFk es't.
evil II Main ret ne sr'y deposit" tie Bank
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TO PORK PACK ERs
Lots AND HOUSES FOR SAL,

n NKEAT CFANCE J II NPtCt Z, TUN.-NiN EotS Tor
~ as situated in Evansville hyond the Ra lr ad De-
"" these Is have Frame them aud 9TH
wise improved They we'll ituaied residences ng
convenient mess aud onl about qaarr ron Main
fine s~-culatan .nerrd in th-s- fo> the
SOLD Those ~antins ehea Places d-nce sh
tine opportunity OF mad better apply mae-
a'ey One OF these houses espec llv de-
srae residence For urher PARTICULARS apply this ONCE
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: ocaGsrAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
NEW MILY GROCERY

u NPe
ON FIRST ssTaEET. sEFw MAIN nd 10 rsr EVANSVILLE
'HE subscribers would respectfully. inform the ct
zrns of Evansville. aud vicinity. that the! bave on
lard aid receiving ! rye az we'll selected -t"cko
sREs II iiKo' ERtS, embracing Every thing usual,
,~pt In g,od Family Grae cry; and they hoi., by
prompt attent to busi, TO receive aid merit
'iberal share pull dc patronage =.
All orders will receive prompt attention. and goods
delivered H. purchasers al their doors u desired
nave a WAGON exprrssy for laid purpose.
2. " Pan G,'o Is warranted good or no sale.
" TThe highest prices i-aid for Country Produce
) y Please call examine our stock, will sell
Ms +.~. THOS BACON IL co.
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANs,Ils
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GENs
Err .TTtI'TIT

NTESSRS KELLEk & FAkNSLEY would respect
WI full. return thanks TO their tbe
lie generally tor the liberal utr mage hi. tL.y have
hereiofore recired snc take THE R.eih d ine
their frieEds that the! have purchased OF Mr.
BELL he entire sto,k Of rWs a Medic A.s ant
will col unue torarr! IN the hssih in The L.ns, tor
mer. ocenpi.d BY him on Main tefweet First and zee
nd SITS where the, will br pleased 10 have Tia
call and ,smiie their stock. The, have Mr.
Isaac HIT. ab" has been Tor The pin eil ert
IN Mr. belis establishment. " no will be- hsrls It'll
pure Drugs a'low rtes. and dnhne term. ere
an inducem-nt 10 the Merchants. pruesisis,pd IIy
sirans. respectfully, invite n rail- 10 tsvs
d. hsn~ ock Of s25 COO. OF wsnse rsted Ersssasd
viii be constantly receiving additions Ia Rre.sst
supply. ard hope to Offer such ertsto vftI b.
SALE DEabERS as will sarcrredr the nee~ssif, %
the VISIT other cities for tAe purpose rvlssss
T. err sui plies 'H r-- tht't : tla-Rt W
iyl5 KELLER, FABNSIEY e.
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READ. READn READ.!!

Abatement the Rev s. SUMNER PRESIDENT Of the Henry
Female College.
widely known for great moral worth. and
for high rabe bearing his school is famed
skill teacher and the rapid his pupils
make n the requirement Of usefal kns ~edge; :
NEW Castle XIV. Msy Is. 1853.
Dr. Buces Indian Vegetable Panacea has been used in
family and school with entire satisfaction Mr. Armstrong
teachers has also used with decided benefit and
sth0lgh have used it myself satisfied from the
sate OF thos under and Of my family that " Is
svaluabls medicine. I-s..lE sr SIS. SUMNER.
Let everybody DR.. Bucess Aimanacs and
Journa. read he performed
b. this Panaea. 1t Cd ~
PRINCIPAL DRPOTS $685.. l..1.lrs
BRt CE CO. New Castle Kentucky. t ~
II. H. WRIGHT & CO. Indianapolis. lad.
WOOLSEY x LINCK. Evansville. Ind.
end for sale. and on niss'on Depot rricesby
Jeo-6m KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO Ev,nsvine