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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20
COURT OF GENERAL Ns-Tse'day-B'f0r' J'd''

COUKT OF UENFNAL Sf ''IV-'7 I7"'
BEEsE.
Frederick w Kernqn pleaded guilty to ialse pre-
lenses in obtaining rs worth Of goods troni I'd "e'oy ne
wss remRuded for sentence 49,, , ...,,,.a of a..
Inc following persons then tried and OF we
cberses sgaua them David Conroy James lunst, ,oss
for he DAY
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COURT CALENDtR-rms DAY
COMMON PLEAs-NOs. Iii, l33, or !, lob, ilt'o
iIS7 lse 1870 l62 l5J ll6i, l65' l6I lies iles
SUPREME CouRT-GeReral Term Nos ~, %, ",
rs DisrpIcr CorRr-Crmiual Calendar.
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ENGINE co. is-ERR0a

ENGINE co t-ERROa
70 ~ E4i.s, a TAe ~ l. Trse2M =,
SIN In ycnr paper OF the 18th inst, at the head OF
the lac; coiuu IN page ). in communication signed
"A First Wsrde,N your correspondent through !.
- a. must suppose, writes IN manner not at
ali eonpmentary to he members of Eng!ne 20 NO
~. A. Engine Co. No. ~ Is Stationed 81 dati isnt
LOT in the Fret Ward presume your corresponaon'
bss uppeptionally mistaken the number Of the COM
papy be intended to refer to. In justice to Engise
Co No 40 would ask you to correct the error, as
said Company Is BY means deserving OF such very
high encomiums " A First Warder wouid heap upon
them Please correct and obhge,
Henry p. McGows. Foreman Engine Co. No. ~,
No. 20 Nassaa-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

Mr.. George Sumner Of Boston, vii sail in the
Africa, for Liverpool to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

CHARGE oF FALSE PRErESsEs.-A Abr ham g. Mon
roe was yesierdsy arrested charged with having by
false preienses obtained the deed OF farm IN Lena
wee County, Michigan, valued at $500 from inqmss
Steers of No. b Broome.st policeman of the roar
teenth Ward. The accused was committed by justice
Wood for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20
PEEsoSlL-Among the arrivals at the different
hotels we notice the following:

hotels we notice the following:
Atth. HowARD HoTEI-Dr o. Monson Washington e
DR. D. Hudsoa. springfield, do samuel Aony, Nor~ich,
Conn. Capt Chailss "a Miller. Phad- phs; Col James
Frazier Nehissn william IhiPPs Boston, Cap, ch.s j.
rey.fett ship Pets rsbnre X ". Games, Wat-rbnry,
Conn John RI Trenholm Washington. d. G Smith Gin
cinpsti; D.. = Price, "A Silimsn Potsvilei Z Mnmf2rd
Ga; Major N g. MOB. Louis; r ) Toppsn, Steamship
Or. sou; Whitehus ~ c. Joseph Libby, Geo seiown
D. L.; II. :. Sumner, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

Aa meeting of the Common Council, on Monday
evening. motion was adopted reinsating suen Oh lne
old members of Engine Go. NO. : IN the new oon u
nsnv ss have made affidavit they have not been con-
corned in any not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20
Court OF COMMON PLyAS-Befoss Judge woodruff
~o,,ox VoR IsJryCTIOks.


Henry B. Wood sst Gasssys Shepard and the revere.
Application vss made by counsel for the above
lk..si, Wood Shepard. iswsle. No $40 BroadgsyJ for
plaintiff and defendant and all persons
sstiax order them selling OF IN manner Interfering
with the sooSs In said the lese- fixtures Of said
store or tb any property Of aid firm until the further
order Of this Court
wAvER IN WARD COURT.
James NJ stsrx sst John Solely.
Mr. Stark obtained udg in the Second District Court
.ssirst Solely for $50 IS for hled transcript In h
Court and made motion that Mr. Solely appear prelm-
ipsry examination touching whether be has property To
sssy ssA Judgment Mr. Seley then through bis counsel
Mr. Rohnsen gave notice nat be word 70 set said
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

GERMAN FEsrIyAL.-rhe United Singers and Tur-
ners Association held their second Annual Festival in
Newark on Monday. Societies were present from
New York, Patterson, Railway and Elzabethtown.
They held their Festival in Goes Grove u mile from
the city, to which they marched in procession, max
irg fine appearance. There was the usual exercises
OF singing by the Clubs, gymnastics by the rurpers,
and sports by the Of those present. A large
day but their services were not brought nto requis
ton for suppressiDg any difficulty. Only one fight
occurred, which was provoked by an ldshman, who
attempted to iuiIule and raise disturbance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

DARING RoBBERY AZ JoSEss WOODs.-Mr. b.
selck Osborn, residing in Eghfy-hirl-t near Third
av, was attacked on Monday night while passing
through JOnessW GODS by two men, who robbed him Of
sl27 and then fed leaving him his watch and revolver.
He states that they held him in such manner that
be was unable either 10 distinguish their features
to use the revolver. Is probable TIA, the robbers
were ofhis intention to pass through the woods
and ~aylaid him. The Police have obtained no
trace Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20
CITY ITEMS.

pIarH OF Ma. SAMUEL SIcEoLs.-Ths gentle
man, well known for many years a. the Editor G;
TIE Nen- York Sunday Mercury, while entering one
Of The can Cd the Third-sv. Railroad a, late hour
on Monday night, f-n down, and his left leg coming
before the wheel, was badly crushed, while two Of
the toe. of his RICH, foot we're nearly severed DR..
Carnochan rendered prompt assistance, bat bis skill
sysiled not, the injuries proving fatal Mr. Nichols
fingered until yesterday morning in great agony,
WHEN death ended bis suferiDgs.
Ever since the establishment OF The Sunday Mr.
eury Mr. Nichols bias been Que Of ts Editors and
propnetors. We believe Mr. Nicho.. was born ia
England, but are unable to state bic age. By bis
gentlemany demeanor, and his candid and outspoken
sentiments in behalf OF the good and the right, he
has won for himself host of friends. who will de-
plOre his sad and untnely end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

CHoLERA-On Monday fifteen burial permits were
granted in Newark of which four were from cholera,
four of cholera iniantum and one of cholera morbus
Yesterday up clock twelve permits were issued,
Of which three were for cholera cases, and three were
cases of cholera infantum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

NJ. 2IrsfcKr gave the first of his three Lectures
The Ressryectiop Of Poland at the Tabernacle last
evening to email but deeply interested audience.
Though the GROUND he traversed was necessarily pre-
lninary-relating mainly to the origin and progress
Of the SclavoBic Raoe-he in ested it with deep inter-
est and vss followed with close attention The music
with which the lecture preluded, relieved and fol-
lowed By VI. PYeHowsKI, was likewise Of superior
ORDER and one OF his own compositions entitled The
Shepherd Of the Mountain, was received with deep
delight thoroughly mbued was il with the spirit OF
healihful Energy and Freedom. NJ. Ziemeckis next
Lecture will be given on Thursday evening, and we
trust it will be more generously attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

Nlessrs. John b. Wells. Lloyd Siade, John Ihomp-
son and j. X. Peacock, have been appointed dele
gates from Willianlsburgh 10 the State temperance
Cony entOn 20 be held at Auburn on the 2'th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

NEw-YoRX MILITARY ABROAD. The City Rifles,
Gtrmsn organization Of this City, are At present in
Philsdelphis on visit, where they are right his
pitsbly entertained
The Guardian Guards OF New-York are IN Albany
as guests of tho Neptune Guards Of that City Last
evening sumptaous bunquet, provided by their en-
iertainers, psrtAken Of with much gusio and the
occasion proved pleassn: re.nion OF some Of ne
best members OF the Fire Departments Of Sew-iork
and Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

ApRIvArE WArcHxAS DRowSED.-PstrckM cln-
tyre late private sschman attached 10 the steamer
Cherokee. was drowned on Monday night while IN
the act If ascending thr gang plank leading rSm tne
ni,r foot of Fourth.st E. H. 10 the deck Of the YES
sci. be having fallen from the plank into the dock
He was seen to fall snd efforts were made to rescue
him, but they proved unsuccessful His body was
recovered yesterday, and Coroner Gamble neld an
inouest upou il. A verdict of accidental death
rendered BY the jury. Deceased native of Ire
land, q years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

THE LATE CoysPiR,cY CAsr.-A Mr.. Peter Davis
Yesterday preferred charge Of conspiracy to de
fraud aeansf Ann Koch and the tso Ryders, already
in prison for similar charge preferred by Mr. Parker
of Fifteenth st. lie stared that last week the woman
Koch called at his house snd Claiming TO De coun-
t,ywoman of hi, asked bis services 10 procure her
situation and referred him TO some person living AZ
tie corner OF Avenue and Thirteenth-st. On gong
to the place he met the female, who asked nm up
tsrs and after he hal entered the room she loo ted
the door and threw the key out Of the window. Oae
Of the accused men then picked up the key, and soon
after entered the room aud threatened prosecution
unless Mr.. Davis paid over $500 and sad further
py. ard that be had within call 200 men who would
DO a. be ordered them. Mr.. ID. them to save his lie
a. he thought signed obligation 10 pay $500, and
was permitted TO leave. The accused were recon-
mitied on this charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

Morn EsIGRLSIs SwISDLED. - Two Germans
nam, ii JACOB CoDnenner aud George Wustr)w, were
yesie day arrested by Officers Bill and kleder Of the
Chiefs Office, charged with having, on the Isl in't'
perpetrated villainous fraud upon German emil
grant named Charles Kut. 1t is alleged that the
complainant had a checI for sl99 ON banking house
in Wallet. 10 which he conducted by one of the
accused, and there obtained bank check FOR his
check or draft lie then taken by this fellow 10 an
Office, where the other accused took from hun ths
check and gave him in exchange what he called
"god check, telling him to 90 to certain bank
and there be would get gold. He was then conduct
Ell 10 that bank by the accompce, who left hun AZ
he entered the door and then fled The poor stranger
ives soon aware Of the fact that he bad fallen nons
thieves, and made complaint az The Chiefs Once
yesterday. The two accused were arrested, and he
identities them the persons who defrauded him.
They are also identified by another emgrant as hay-
ing played similar trick upon him. Tney were
locked up by Justice Osborne for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

ISABELLA GRAPES, thoroughly ripe and OF good
quality, have reached US from Mr Thomas White,
Martins Ferry, Belmont County, Ohio. They were
transmitted on the ih ins..i period when not many
Grapes in this vicinity were thoroughly matured.
Mr. w informs US that he has sent portions OF hts
Jitd for sale 10 this City 10 Philadelphia and 10 Bal
more, in order to determine by experiment which is
his best market. We presume his pest sales will be
made IN Baltimore, City is far better supplied
with this delicious fruit than it few years ago.
We trust there viii be boxes Of Grapes at our ap-
preaching State Fair from almost every State IN the
Union. Let US determine what soil ana climate in
the Union are most favorable to the Grape aud from
what points the seiboard cities can be most cheiply
supplied with an abundance II. The supply is not
yet fifteen per cent OF what i should be- but we must
have the article much cheaper before the poor can
afford to buy freely In southern Europe, two or
three cents per pound pays well for Grapes. and they
may he prOniably CROWN here ior SIX cents per pband
not the choicest sorts perhaps bu, very good ones
What phlanthropst will give an inpul-e TO the good
work of securing an abunlalce Of good GraPes az
moderate price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20


will be repeated this evening" being, We learn post
lively tie last hit but one Of this Opera and the
last week bu, one Of the season.
CATuARryE p. FoRREsr ACT. EDWIN FoRREsr.-
In this action for divorce, in the Superior Court II
will be remembered Hrs. r. obtained verdict in her
favor. snd an award se believe, by the Jury of about
60 coo per Year during life for her main tenance MI
Forrest entered an appeal, giving security 10 abide
the event, Mr.. Bryant and another gentleman being
his sure,es and the matter has there stood no pay
mepts having been made. In the mean time, Mrs.
Forrest after playing here and elsewhere, went OF to
San Francisco, vnere il is said she is making money
as the proprietor and mGnageress OF theater. VT
Forrest il is known has ais been playing with much
success The bill Of exceptions on the appeal is 70 be
entered for the October meeting of the General Term
of the Court, bu; will not probably, from what We
can ascertain be ready for argument for some time
alterw ard l. will make told about 200 pa e.
Of printed matter. The draft was prepared with
much labor under the direction, rather personally
we have understood by Mr.. Robinson, one OF the
counsel in the case partner of Nr. Van Buren,, d1d
has been carefully examined and exceptions noted by
M. O'Conor. counsel for Mrs. + BY mutual consent
the completion Of il will remain TIL after the return o
Mr.. Van Buren, from Europe The motion for ne"
trial on the appeal will rest several grounds, am )n-
them, We understand, error in the Court having al
lowed Annie Flower, witness, TO state the various
transactions OF her life with view TO testing he
credibihy before the Jury-also as 10 some Of the
testimony on the other eide Sc. The probability +
it will be months yet before the matter will BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

Engine Company No will take their departure
This afternoon at O'Clock for Hartford for the pur-
pose Of joining in the remens parade OF that city 10
morrow Thursdayl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

CASTLE GARDIS.-GRIsI ASD MARIo.-Sorma
will be repeated this evening" being We learn posi-
lively tie last ni-ht but Of this Opera, and the
last week but one Of the season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.

rHNHE above located on First.
IL Main and ), (Caldwel's Hall in
he City OF Evansville Ind. andis the reception
Students at all times from the first OF September until the mid
die OF May.
Institut the West and shall be the
part OF the Principal make Students comfortable in
respect.
Practical and Theoretical Instead Of using books the pupils
exercised IN making gnal entries takug
OF trial balances and closing variety Of dGer
including baaee sheets Tact performing recisy the
that will be require ia the COUTIXG-iIOUSe
thus qua the student for entering the
ACcnJSTASTi kind Tn
instTuc ion will crnsist Of
Double ENTRY bookkeeping
In all its branches including adapted the Re-
Current Account sales Mercantile Caleula
lions aud complete system Of Commercial
DESTRUCTION being impaired individually, In classes
students therefore time aud The
OF their capacity.
FL course ca comrletcd in from six to eight weeks
aud may reqaire than four weeks The how
will be limited Students review time.
free of charge.
rHE P9ScPAL will take pleasure in doing e,erything in
his advance his students
accomplished accountants.
DPtoMAs awarded to those deemed worthy of them.
TERMS (rEEr'iD sEcCEED) for the Mercantile
excepting B. BOOk-keepiu so CO., udinx
Book Keeping. so co; Mere tntle Calculations
Young ~hing qualify themselves Practical Book
Keepers respectfully invited call the Rooms during
business hours ana satisfy themselves in regard
iages be derived attending
Institution.
The Principal feels justified in saying that any person
orddiry business qualifications in few months learn
Of the practical BOkK-ePingin this school than
could be learned in the years
Hours Of instruction. fr to H. A. NJ from ~ T.
sessions will furnish their lghts For further
tion call At the rooms. radlress thu undersigned
Catalogues giving full particulars VIII be application
to tue undersigned. JEREMIAH Benin. Piincipal
EVANSVILLE august. 1887. aug2f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18

New GROCERY Our old friend, Mr.. VIM.
Caldwell. has just opened Family Grocery
in the Crescent Bank building, next door in
the rear Of the Bank, on Third street. He
has received his frs, supplies OF groceries,
and is now prepared to accommodate fami-
lies with anything in his line of business.
We hope partners" numerous friends will
now exhibit their good feeling, by at once
giving him large patronage. His stock
will soon be increased, but he has already
good supply of all kinds of groceries, which
he is determined to sell low.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18

Dry GooDs AT WHoLEsALE.-Messrs.
Johnson 81 French have already been receiv-
ing and selling large stocks of Dry Goods.
&c, &C., and are in constant receipt Of new
goods. Country dealers will fnd-an excel
lent assortment of goods at their we'll known
establishment on Main street, and prices low
enough in all reason. We invite attention
to The advertisements of this house, and hope
country merchants will call and examine
their stock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18

GIBsoS COUETY.-The following are the
majorities in Gibson as reported ofiiciallv.-
Hovey, IL; Collins. 81; Nofsnger. 10; Tai
bot, 80; Mills, 81; Congress, Hall, 81; Cir
cult Judge, Niback, 40; Treasurer, VI G..
c. Hargrovc, 1877; Sheriff Jesse Moore, 60
Auditor. J. E. Philips, 500; Surveyor. A .
I'll. Polk (no opposition;) Circuit Prosecutor,
fl. Plumer. 1873; Common Pleas Pros, C.
B. Slmmson, 81.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18

UP SALT RIVER Salt River is reported
very high, almost overlooking its banks
We are glad TO hear this. there is GER
tain Old Line Machine Democratic party in
this State packing up their duds for trip up
that stream. Git along boys. it's your time
now.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18

OJ The elegant packet Castle Garden,
Devinney, Master, may be expected down
to-day, for ST. Louis. She is one of the best
boats running this stage OF water. and a
neat and clean boat throughout. Travellers
would do well to take this boat if an opportu-
nifty be affordeds
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court was mostly
engaged yesterday with criminal business. -
A man named Johnson was sentenced to
the Peni'eniary for two years, for grand
larceny. Several convictions for petit lar
ceny, punished by confinement in county
Jail, disfraDchisemen &c. There are yet
10 or 20 prisoners in Jail awaiting trial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
CINCINNATI, Oct. Il. p NJ

Flour is steady at S7@S7 40, with but a
moderate demand. Sales so casks clear
bacon sides at &c. Whisky has advanced to
Csc. There is but moderate business DO.
ing in groceries, at steady rates.
New York, Oct IA.
Capt. Luce, and others of the Arctic, have
arrived at Quebec, having been picked up by
the ship Cambria. Geo. F. Allen, son-in-law
OF Mr.. Brown, Of Brown, Brother, q Co,
and Jas. Smith, Odinburg. together with six
or seven passengers, ard five of the crew,
have arrived at Quebec, having been taken
from raft by the Cambria.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
EURT,S! rsURT,S!! rsUsT,s.!.
IRON rINcTu

is well known almost every that certain class
diseases their origin to Debility; and tue inventor
having This faet strictly view. led discovery
this valuable all Medicines-o the
and broken down system originating from and every
the
known the Medical ord. be in all
requiring ehaybeats Ii is particularly mnended
in Chi ahd Fever seroUa RheuEatis Govt
MenstTuati which has BEEN the of
of young females at that time lie when they
hOald be bashing into womanhOod. Falling the
FluOr Abus Whites DroPsies of ali kinds Chronic
Sore
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18

o. The river has been SLOWLY rising for
couple days, and las risen probably five or
six inches altogether. The tributaries of the
Ohio above, are reported on rise.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
r. GEOHEGeN,S
EXTRACT DE EaN DfsOPEPEE,
OR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFULA- AND IMPURITIES THE

EXTRACT OF EzyDfs0PEPEE,
DYSPEPSIA, scRorUL,, AND ALL IMPURITIES or THE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the FoeMhv
FINHiS vegetable rcmed! which u now spreadingto all
parts ofthe c-uniry prepared by graduate one
ofhe first Medical Schools in the est, physician of
gh standing i'm his profession and a. much opposed to
empircism qGaekery any one can be- as Is shown
by the fact that the re e is published aud aeeomranies
each bottle of the medic ne thus eXoneraS III from
the charge OF bell a nosirum; ,,.e,,,xc
III Is PRESCRIBED BY PHfSlClASS.
will be by reference the Circular and by the
Unlike Sarsaparilla the Hyropiper quick in its
ton. the first bottle often producing wonderful results,
in "f the negro Sirl OF Mrs. simmons, OF
Louisville who was relieved OF
ry.ENuNEsS IN ONE WEFK!!
In short wherever known IL stants at the head of all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia Scrofula " bite swelling, Negro Consump-
,on Chronic Rh~umatisn G0Ui. Neuragi Ulcers and
ali Skin Diseases ali Renal or kidne, AGectios all
Female irregularities and Distinctions. Ne rcural DIS
eases Secondary syphilis, General Debility, and adis
Orders arising from impure blood aKd bad Habit
TOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this resredy sta DIS unrivalied Ii is slight smulan
and a powerful tonic and Alternative.
As beauifcr OF the complexion, i'm the cure of rim
pies and blothes in producing clear and beautiful skin
1t is much more safe ard remedy than all The
metcs and lotions in existence. ~ it, and YOU will,
never regretit. DO not lose confidence seem
increase the diseasetbe general effect of the
medicine bcngo drive all mpuriiCto the surface and
by that means out OF the system.
HARDENsBURG. Ky, Oet.G, 1871.
Dr. A. +. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined ,our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract dropipef for
the of erUfGla in all its forms aud other chronic
affections, viz: l.henn atism. Female Weakness dc
Having prescribed and watched IFS Effects many cases
OF the above diseases, aud having always found il enec
tuai most eheeruN recommend IL 10 the afflicted as
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-.l,o
geihcr superior 10 Sarsaparla. aud any of its com
pounds. y. 1. WAKEFIELD, N. ID.
OwESsBoao', KY. March IS 1852
Dear Doctorl received yours Of the ed inst al ace
cordng to your request acknowledge the receipt of Nv
drOpiper.
Ia several cases IN this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia. In shsrt consider il a valuable rrenara
ton have been using self ana think il Dement'S
my general health. Respectfully. your friend
JAMES CONAN NJ D.
PRIcE 81 per bottle bottles fo- So when takena
one time tAlMpND d PATTEN.
Sole Agent, No. a Fulton street Louisville Nv
To whom all riders should be addressed
Agents in Evansville, HALLoCK Il IT OnDAPD
,.,o - princeton, K. b HALLoCK,