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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-11

USpsNrABLE.--Lovei 10 as necessary to a
woman's heart as a fashionable bon net to
her head. Indeed, we think rather more SO /;
for nothing less tIan a large measure Of love
will content her, whereas the recent fashion
very little bonnet. 1t is undoubtedly scan
dalous observation, but a modern philoso-
pher has remarked, aud we give the aphor-
ism for what II is worth. that "love is So es-
sential to the very life of woman, that in
celibacy she is unhappy without lover, and,
after marriage, it she is SO unfortunate a,
not to love her husband. she is pretty certain
to love--scmebody else!''
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sCAKrETs S,c.-We call particular atten.
ton to the advertisement Of Messrs. Bent &
Duval, wholesale and retail carpet mer.
chants. &c. at Louisville. This house 10 well
known over the West. The firm keeps con-
s,ant!y on hand large stock of Carpets from
the richest varieties to the commoner quail
tiles. Through their extensive importations
and large sales, they are prepared to sell
carpets of all descriptions to country dealers
or to families as low as they can be pur-
chased East and brought on here. Those
ordering carpets for their own use can have
them matched. by sending dimensions of
rooms. We refer readers to advertise ment
to lesrn something more Of the different va
rieties of goods offered for sale by this firm.
They are two well known to require RECON-
mendations from US.
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Class No. 3, value 70 cts,

Blk Covington. Covington. :.
Bk OF Albion. Albion......
Far. Il Nee. Blk, Rensselaer,
steubrn Co Blk. Aug In.
state S'k Blk, Jamestown.
Wabash Val Blk. LogansP't
Merchants Blk. Springfield.
Marshal Co Blk, Plymouth.
North Ind bk Logansport..
Orange, Pc .eyville. .......
Public stock ok, Newport.
PER-, Co blk. Cannelton....
Peoples blk, Lima. $1,000.
Plymouth ok. Plymouth....
state Stock blk, Logansport
state Stock ok, Peru.
STATE Stock Security bank
Newport -..-..........
Starke Co blk. Knox ......
IT aders' blk. Terre Haute. t.
Wes.ern bk Plymouth. .
Laurel Blk, Laurel.
Farmers & Mechanics Blk .
Indianapolis ...... zee.
North Western Blk, Bloom.
IwiaSossrsiE; River Ri Blk, , jasper. i.
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RIVER ITEMS.

The A. L. Sholwell and r. ]. Ward left
New Orleans last Saturday evening, tile former
half an hour later than the latter. They were
racing all the way up. The Shotwell arrived
here about an hour ahead, did her wharf bust
ness and started on up before the Ward arrived
The Ward was in such hurry she had not time
20 stop. They were here at 5 and 6 o'clock P. NJ
only four days and halt from New Orleans.
w don't think the Shotwell lei herself out much.
Judging from he way in which the Ward was
running when she passed here.
THE big steamer Niagara was here yes
terday morning from L 'uisyille, but only made a
short STAY. Tie wharf had been pretty wei
cleared OF freight previous 10 her arrival.
- Tue Fashion was rather behind her time
in getting down yesterday, for ST. Louis. Blu
she was early enough for general accommoda
ton.
- The Baltimore made her last trip from
ST. Louis TO Louiss lille in All hours. She will BE-
down this morning early for 8 Louis.
"A fine looking and fast ferry boat called
Davenport, passed Evansville yesterday. W.
presume she is inended as ferry brat be
tween the cities OF Davenport and Rock Island
in the Upper Mississippi.
- The Fanny Bulliu came down yesterday
afternoon with tolerable good freight. W,
thank NJ Fields, OF the Office, for late papers.
=. = The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Wednesday
says:
Weyestcrday reported The river rising fast, will
prospects vi several feet more If a rise, wheI
INV we have TO announce The river falling at III
rate of two inches per hour. Since noon yester
day il has. recetied some eighteen inches, but WI
expected 10 morrow to say it is rising, by the re
ports from above
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WOOL CARDING MACHINERY.

a Q. BROWN. manufacturer and deaierin ooilen. At
~ Mill other Machinery. furnish
order ce and reasonable terms almost any
scrpon machinery. utensils and other arucies required
by maaufaetarers F,rmers kers Wool carders. Cloth
weay.rs ae,ud,ns wool and Cotton csrdins
prove style Of patterns and good worhm
ship Wool Cotton and Hair Picking Machines Machine
Cards and of the quality
Portable French Burr Mills of all sizes and Of the best
structoa Circular Saw Mills the approved construs
ton Steam Horse power; Horse Powers for
bors OF the best e,nstruction Hominy Mills Of
and superior Construction, the lest in
Steam Engins French Burr Ml-stones Tobacco Mil
all kinds Machines Reapbg MOVING
Threshing Machines Stock Mills
Cutters. Drilling Maehin.s. Corn Panters Cotton Gins Han
Cards. Card Players Comb plates Cleaning Combs Jack
Cards Press Fullsrs Plates
Shearipe Brush and Mapping Machines etc etc
All wanting MACHINE CAMPS and Wool CARpISo.
other MAcHyERf would 40 we'll call correspond
with subscriber before making other
All oriers applications ronptv attended and CARDS
and MACHINERY shipped TO any port reqnired
Adiress A. G. BROWN,
mia inv No & Walnut street. Cncinn at Ohia.
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OF The Lewis Howes canal boat, on her
trip up the canal, was caught just above
of the fret day of May. The lightning
struck a tree about fifty feet ahead Of her,
and shivered it to atoms. The driver and
horse, and the steersman were knocked down n,
but recovered in few minutes. The horse
didn't stay down a minute. 1t was mar.
row escape.
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DAILY JOU r N AL.

Fnosr.-In our disr atches il will be seen
that at Cincinnati there has been severe
frost, and Consequent partial destruction of
vegetables, fruit and grapes. We hal a
slight frost here last Monday and Tuesday
nights, buthave been assured it was not suf-
fcient to injure fruit to any considerable ex.
tent. Some of the early vegetables appear
ed to feel it most. The weather yesterday
was milder. and we anticipate that in this re-
gon the fruit is safe. Further North it has
doubtless suff red.
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Atlantic Xxx, Jackson......
Bk Rensselaer,. RENSSELAER,.
Bk Rochester, Rochester.
Farmers Bk, Jasper ......
State SIX Blk, Marion-...-.
Shawnee Blk, Attica...".
Bk Of Attica. Atiica.... 80.
bk of North Amcrica,Ne
port -.
Bk Of Bridgeport, Bridge
port ........ ..........
Blk Of Connersviile, Con.
nersville -. ........
Blk o. U wadsworth. Mich.
igan City 49,. $4,000.
BS Of america, Morocco.
Bk Of Auburn Auburn -.
ElShart County Blk. Cos,
n W. 1890. ....
Blk Of Albany, New Alban,
Drovers Br Of Rome, Rome
tx hange Blk, lno issue,
Greencastle... ......
Govt Stock Blk, Lafayeit,
Green TO blk. Bloomfield
Merchants Blk, Lafayette.
Mish waks Blk, (no issue
Miskawxka .-..........
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Indiana Reserve Bank,
kokomo.
New York Stock Bank. Vim
cennes ..--. ..........-.
Tippecanoe Tx. Winemac..
Upper Wabash BIZ, Wabash
Wayne Bk, l.ogansport -.
Wayne Blk. Richmond.
Wabash hiver Blk, MELVILLE
Wabash River Bank, New
Corydon ......-.......-.
Huntington County Bank,
Huntington .............
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Agricultural Blk, Mt Ster.

Agricultural Blk, Mt Ster'
ling ....... - 80.
Blk of Fort Wayne, Fort
Wayne ..-.... .--....
Bk Of Rockport. Rockport.
Blk of South Bend, South
Berd ...... -. .... .
Blk Of Perry sville .Perrys'1e
Delaw 70 County Bank
Muucie .................
Great Western Blk, Terre
Haute ..................
Kalamazoo Blk, Albion....
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Rk Of Indiana, Michigan

TX OF ln1iana, Michigan
City go.
Brookyille Blk, Rockville.
BIZ of>yracuse. Syracuse. +.
Blk OF Elkhart. Elkhart. 80.
BIZ Of Rockville, Rockville
Blk OF Goshen, Goshcn.-..
Blk Of Mt Vernon, Mt Yer.
non. ............
Blk OF salem, Salem.
Blk of the G capitol, Indiana
poiis. $4,000.
BIZ OF Warsaw, Warsaw. =.
FIX Of M"nticr,l,, Monti
cello ......
Bk OF Paoli,N Pasli ........
CanalBk OF Evansville, Ev
ansville. .....f..... ... .
Crescent City Blk, Evans
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City...........
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ATTENTION FAN NJ El.S!

VXTOOL G. NROIN(t.-The Undersigned asks the :
w tou OF fatmsrso facilities for: Card:
ing. This machines running
nightly enabling IL to work and
any other similar in this region while the
work excellent Armer may bring in WOOL for himself
90 any and only h.y. Z, wait
hsbes. marhst price paid wool quality
old aud oarder my machines.
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We have received letter from Mr.. Henry
v. Poor, editor Of the American Railroad
Journal, enclosing several articles from that
Journal ip relation TO the Erie road. and the
Evansville, and Indianapolis road, and It's
President. Dir. Smith. Mr.. Poor complains
that cornnnuica'ion in our paper OF the
2lst. beaded 1.-THE mystery solved" did him
great Injustice. We certainly have no de-
Sire to DO Mr.. Poor injustice, nor to permit
others To do so in our paper; but in this case,
the article referred to was merely the copy
OF an article that appeared in the Railroad
Advocate, Of New York, Few days since,
and ovsr a signature that ID web known to
Mr.. Poor. We shall leave the matter with
the A ivocate and our correspondent.
The Journal has made great mistake in
attacking the Evansville Railroad, as the
President of thst company, Mr. Smith, is
one OF the most indefatig Bile men we have
ever known, both on tie stump, and with
the pen, and he is certainly placing the
Journal in no enviable position before the
railroad public. We have no sympatbies
with the Journal in this case, as this is one
OF our favorite roads, and one that will GER
tainly and successfully be built, and be OF az
much, if not more benefit to central and
southern Indiana, as any road in the State.
We have not copied either the articles of
the Journal, or those Of Or. Smith. in re-
ply, on account oftheir length, but we IN.
derstand the report of the directors will be
out in few days, when we shall make CO.
PIous extracts.-[ Ind. Locomotive.
81 JUDGE LYNCH APRI: TERN IN ILLINOIS,
a man named Billion, living at Galena. It'll.
nois, oil considerable wealth ard very re-
specially connected, has been in the habit,
Tor years past, Of maltreating his wife and
family IN the most brutal manner. On Sun
day the gid, he made an attack upon an
unofending woman, in which he was inter.
rupted, arrested. and thrown into Jail, and on
Monday morning was brought out and fined
twenty-five dollars-a sum SO Inadequate TO
the offence. that the ciuzens. to the number
Of about seveniy-6ve, comprising the most
respectable men in the place, determined TO
take the law in their own hands. On Mon
day night the party proceeded to Billions
residence. took him prisoner. marched him
outside the corpor alton, tied and stripped
him, and with good cowhide applied to his
bare back, settled the score that had been
running up for years; then applying a thick
coat tar and feathers to his person, they
led him back to his own he use and lett him
with an admoni,ios IS Gin NO more.
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CORONEIs,S INQUEST.

a CORONr RS Inquest was held the 10th Of April.
IA 1855 in Pike county Ino the dead body al man
found in the Canal the previous when the jury
ported the verdict wit that they believe the de-
and and that papers found HI. Effects
hey suppose hs name 70 be Henry Bach Dutehman .
feet eight inches hsh Deceased had cotton clothing Of
mix sd color.
There we're found his effects the following. to Wit:
Ia Bank Notes broken 81 90
Ger i6caie Of deposit in Crescent City Bank. $50 60
In msr handise isvelrv notions etc ........ "a IL
myS-3tw E. r. BOONE. - r fike co.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
CrxcIxsArr, April 8, NJ.

The weather formed very cold last evening
with q smart frost. Early vegetables are
killed, and fruits supposed to be greatly in-
iured, unless change takes place this after;
noon tonight ill make q clean sweep of all
kinds of fruit.
In case before the u. S. Court i'm which
Mccormick applied fr an increase of seclri.
ty from Many g. Co., the latter being sued
for infringing upon McCormick's patent
reaper, Judge McLane refused to incre ase
the amount OF security, holding that no new
infringement had been disclosed. u &.
CIxcISNArr. Nay 8.
The weather continues cold with strong
north wind. bat very cloudy, aud this may
protect the fruit.
Mr.. Buchanan, the proprietor of an extern
sive vineyard in Clifton, reports one-half Of
his grapes destroyed.
BosroH, May 8.
The Hiss investigating committee made a
lengthy report, stating that thew could find
nothing censdrable in his conduct at Rcx.
bury, are severe on his relations with Mr.
Patterson, of Lowell and recommend his ex-
pulson from the house. The report was &c.
cepted.
Bosros, May 8.
The State temperance convention met at
the fremont Temple this morning. Gov
Gardner presided. The attendance AT the
opening was limited.
The ship Living Age is reported to have
been lost in the China Sea. Ii an American
vessel, she was bound from Shanghae to
New York with cago Of teas valued a,
nearly 100000. She is heavily insured in
Boston.
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CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE OF
HORACE WATERS,
NO. 333 broadway, New York.


MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED. RATES.
-SfS@- N0TwITHsTANDIN9 the eonefn stisn 81
Music Dealers 70 keep the prices Of
IA III Hcopyrfht music against the interests of y alive
- ucomp5sers. and their refusal to e1tend 70 M
Waters the Of the trade he making In saie
Having abundant evidence that he has public
and support in his opposition tohe Great sns IN
his efforts aid Native Talent and adopt the Native Currency
stock Of American and EurcPesn Music imTense as
the catalogue of his 10 the largest an
best selected the United States He has also made Crsas
keduconin the Prices Of Pnos Neloeeons and Musical
ruments of all kinds Superior Octave Pfanoe
s 500 and s22 interior Of as good quality and
strong aud durable those which $500 Flames
every variety ofsyle aud price 1900 comprising hsse
of different them the eeletreteA
modern improved HokscE WArEAs PIANOS. and the 1r9e
MUM Eolean Pianos Oft Gilbert Cos. make
sle Pateptl Second hand Pianos
Prices from $40 to $3.50 Meoaeons i've Different
factories including the weknovn ;. D. h. W. Smith,
Mlodeons tunec the equal the make IN
the United States Prices ss SEQ SIS $780, el3s
$50 Smiths Dcu bic Bank Meodeons eco Each Piano and
Modeon The best tesms the trade. Schools
2 per discount TO cierrymen and Churches. All
attended Music all the
country post paid the reduced General and elset
Schedule Ct prices of Musical (1
waroed to AM. address free OF charge. fsb2o-enw
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XX7AR with the Of building. Procure ySsr
Carpenter Work ready made. ofseasoned lumber aAS
save 30 per cent
HiNKLE. GUILD CO., 3es WEST FRONT ST..
cIScISSArI. ONO.
Door, Sash. and BlRd Factory, Plaaing Mill sad Lsa-
Der Yard.
Our Factory co by $50 feet stories high with mach.
for Panel Door Sash and Panel
Shutters Door and Window Frames. Maps Base Plasers
Mouldngs weathrbosrd white and yellow Pine Flooring
and Planned Boards for the inside fah Of Frame Brick
Houses Our work is framed in tho manaers IL made
nd and superior other hand erk
thoureughy rested In Drying House Sash Prnsd and
zcd With the advantage of large Lumbe, Yard In
Fulton containing several acres Of and 200 feet Of
wharf enabled to yard manufacture and sell chespsr
than other IN the West Orders fed fof
boards framing timber and joints oftvery descrpen "
also packing ice ches and shower baths
Country Merchants will ind to their interest keep ear
articles for sale. Dscountto Dealers. Terms Cash.
Kansus and Neh raska Portable COTTAGES, containing
which be and aken In D
few hours. A SAMPLE be at our factory.
bill sfro 10 to 20 below Lousvle prices.
c. Our Bill Of Prices can be seen at this Office.
mhl9 2tdlmN
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NEW ARRIVAL. OF VAIL PAPER
UOHN ). DEvEREuX. Main st.. between Fust and Sc
- cond has just received from New York and Phadel
phia largest OF all Papers and Borders
brought West OF the mountains comprising the
Gold Parior in variety
Satin Glarss Hall and Bedroom With varied
of medium and tap-rs. Bet Ttaers Cea and
Also window PIP in great variety pattern
Those selected himself and VIII be sold
my5
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SOY TO THE AFRLICTKD:

OF PAIN. AGAIN ON HAND.
vEIHE greatest Known family Medicine for Burns Coughs
u Colds Sore Throat, and Quipsey, viii eure parrhess
Choera Morbus Cramps md Spasms i'll Fever ahl
Ague and never known fall Daily and hourly calls Tor
this Medicine a. preventive and for the above dis
life ith this than
other Medicine one aud eli the remedy AID -
Increased Indiana Tho dozen bottles
per yeara greater any other 4sdeins nex
before public For by all the rrneipai Druggt II
the States British Csorni AID oregen.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.:
LEIGH. & WEBBING. Evansville Ind.
ScRrsSsg 4 DsyoL. New Albany. lad.
J. E. q. 4. HARPER. Madison. Ind. -.
CHAs II. CLARK. vineeunes Ind.
JosS d PARK. Cincinnati. 0ho-can Mechanic fthsa
At % an fs~turers rrices. ID. L. GREGORYt CO..
auglo-6mv = Mauuce City. Obto
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RICHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO Tux ArTLIcrED EvEkYwHEkk,
DIR. A. l.. ADAMS, LIVER BALSAM
COMES GREETING.
HIR. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR DIS
IL awakening the inquiry in the minds Of all who
read t: How IL Americans have been
shy immured in darkness and Ignorance the OF
DIR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM
The PAnaeea Of Disease offered to the afflicted of The
States aud Territories for the entire Liver
in all stages Biioas Fever ASus aud Fever Chronic Lung
Fever Dropsica Affections. Coughs Consumption Asthma
Jaundiee Bowel Complaints Disrrha Dysentery Rheuma-
tism Piles Seronula Salt Rhsum, Dyspepsia General Debil
iy Nervousness. Costivenes Indigestion. Female Com
plants. &c.
of remedy before the public and has
the ske ptiea beyond shadow 81 doubt hat the
ONLY RELIABLE MkDICiSE EVER DISCOVERED.
(being purely yegeel for the
diseases The most skeptca become its most ssnguns
votaries. aud pronounce the Liver Balssm 10 be The
ONLY RELIABLE HARpENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE,
Tsmo malls from TRACK IL has made swollen
with expressions gratitude the relief by
And submitting this the Liver Bslsm is 70
those suffering under the IRON GRASP Of the MONSTER
DISEASE and bottle Of DE- A L. Adsms
Liver Bassm.
The attention Is called the perusai Medical
Circular which be obtained every Agent
sease ALSO Of certificates those who have tested Its
asesndaney over the diseases to which We are all
E. scorr General Aren't No 81 Randolph st. Chicago.
Sold by HALLOCE h sTODDARD. Evansville.
Agents the Country be supplied BY them st Propre-
{. JAMES Mt. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON. Nsv Har-
mouv; T. @. JACQUES & co Poseyville; HALLoCK
PARwEvrER Princeton. Ind. eI-Iyw
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST.
ERy STATES, AND TO ALL WHO
USE LIQUOR As A MEDICINE Oh AS
A BEVEiIAGE.

aDHYsICIANs who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for
cal purposes should give the prsiersnes to WoSE's
l. II man ufactursd schedam. in Holland and exeu
svel the factory Of the proprietor BY and from
material elsewhsre unemployed aud unkno~n
IL proved By the reported analysis OF several eminent
entirely free from the pernicious fossil oil which
remains kind liquor distilled from grain. and whieh
h and yiscersl arrangement serious
and morbid desire habusl and intem
Indulgence which such qaos Invariably tend to supsrn-
duce.
Gin favored with the acid snd ingestibe oil Of
used but xith the specifically lighter
VOLATILE aromatic and medicinal Of the essential oils OF
the Italian berry neglected BY every other manuAe
.urer.
Its mclly proved to be absolutely pure in its reeti
which no other as.nd Gin IL the World S.s acquired
s. II ryved by extensive medical experience and testi-
mony &c efficient we'll agreeable remedy in mauy
tsm fsuence ehoiic IN the blsddsr.
dyspeps fever AMI general debility sluggish creua
son Of the blood deficient and
grateful aud renovatine cordial and when
used nfanes the ipdeees ineb
tend. rather sabdue the latter fra y creating
the i'll edecn ofhsd water. whether in swampy limestone
districts Ia all nunsrsted qualities it has no rival
Since celebrated medicinal beverage
into the United States mber Of Liquor Houses In New
ing it, The genuine is only quart pint bottles
handsomely wrapped In yellow paper with my name on the
bottle. cork anu label could advice
dcny purchase by the bottle Bars apd Hotels fire.
United states. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole manufacturer and Importer.
lS - and % Beaver street. New York.
The word sehaspp belongs exclusively to my article all
a7- whei sale desiefsn Cleveland Ohio. w g. Gordon
Fres. Ei~aris g Bradeawn; T. ssyior' Co.
In De roit Michigan. McMillan Jacobs and Gard
ner Rsith Ripley; I. s. Farrond l. D. Cauthurt Co.
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ong standing.
less expensive and leaving the system in
CO ition, let all Interested call aAd obtain
pamphlet. free. containing ample ON the mes
together with from highly experienced Physs
clans who have used it in and speak from
their own observations.
'A'' -REFERENCES:-
PB PxcKHAM N. D., Utica, Ny.
Nh. a,nns' n. D.. Rochester. n. Y.
d. FoorK. NJ. D., Syracuse. n:
Prof. DUNBAR, NJ. D., Baltimore. Nd.
J. C. ORBIcK, NJ D., Baltimore, Mo.
CIV. Krrs., n. D.. New York City.
J,P. NEwLASD, N. d., Utica IN N.Y.
Few s. BEARD, Glenn Sprt 60, s. C..
Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of
Evansville. Ind:
Also sold BY
BowERs e. BURNS, yewburg, Ind-
Dr.. OLIVER MORGAN. Rockport, ipo'
GEoaoE LYME, Henderson, w.
r. Il. HALLocK, Princeton, Ind.
II, Letter addressed TO care Of Mr. Curtis HsteA,
To Dr. MARcHIsI-I have been ten ycarsfrouoied with
Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uter and all tne sHeho'
ing difficulties; times rendering my life most mser.
able. hav. had the attendance Of some OF the oest
physicians, with but little success the most tney eo1Ia
DO to reieve--a out Of The question:. fof
Eve months before commencing with your medicine,
had been able TO perform any labor couIo out
few stept at time and scarcely went out Of aoon-in
short was ompleteiy prosirsed, both In body and
mind and expected drag out the rest ny osysin
suffering and misery. But, reading your ,
was induced 10 try your invaluab medicine Gale
Uterine Cafhoiicon. the last resort lhad nofused
week before fell lits another woman. ~ the use
,h-s~ hotties was ,abled TO perform the nto re
sig In the family with ard could walk anywhere
the neghborhood without injury. Nothing but sen
~ duty 10 YOU and to the afflicted has induced me
,,e NV csse TO the public car safely recommend the
preparation to all those suffering like myself
p,,,,ou. PORTAGE 1cS Co.. Ohio, Dec. p, ss:s:
J. B. MAReHrsI & Co. proprietors.