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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
MARIEEER:

On the 23d inst by Rev Mr.. MeCarer. Mr. ROBERT 4.
JONES Toronto Canada, to Miss SARAH NIdHrENGALE
of this city.
ackno Wedge the proper
the their departed brother. lie has gone
from midst yet he is among them We unite will
wishing him and his long life of happiness gded
by more of the golden earth than gen rally falls to
the lot Of honest printers.
On Monday June Esd by Dln'l Chute Esq, M RICHARD
JARVIS TO Miss MARY PAINTER, all OF this county.
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HURRAH FOR "BUCK AND BREAK''-The
Washington Sentinel advises its readers if
they find the names of the Cincinnati nomi-
nees too long, to cut them short and shout for
"Buck and Break The Sentinel came pref
ty near good advice 1t would have been ex-
actly right if it had told its readers to 'hurrah
for Buck and breaz'' for the head of Salt River
where they will find their candidates after the
November election Lou Jour.
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LA G Il SALE
D ul COD U q g SraCnOS PEo
IN sAK,szEss EsisNIsElkEA

a Tuesday July. 1856 o'clock P. NJ
the House door in Evansville WI sell at pub
lie auction that e known the Mitchell Meadow contain
Blocks % aad 49, Lamaseo and
the Salt Well in lots of about acres each This ground
is all in meadow and is well adapted to
meadow Nne ards gardens residences or any ust
to which lots adjoining growing city can be put Al
the lots least road. The present grass
is reserved.
ALso-One by "A feet Main street and the
the Canal Tha best canal stand in Evansville being
third Of lot No go Donation Enlargement of EyansyIe
w. quarter section No 26 township No. T. u'h %
No. II Vanderburgh county known as ne Hous.
divided This land lies almost in sight OF
the the Mcdowell place. Now is the time 70
get bargain.
TERMS SAE.5 cash . LIST of November next and u
LIST July 1857 with and the property waV
ing relief laws JOHN lNGLE. JR..
Guardian of Minor Heirs and Atty for Adult heirs Of
jeIO-tds John Mitche'l decd.
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THE members of the independent Washington Fire Co.
No are requested this evening their Hall
clock Business will be brought before the
meeting general Attendance earnestly requested.
by Order. JOHN S. GAYIFT, Prest.
W HOLDEN See,y.
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o. great balloon race was to come off
at st. Louis a week ago. The brothers
Brooks, said to be the greatest ;eronauts in
the world, had made Il match for two thous-
and dollars in the issue of arace between their
respective balloons, young America and
the ''Star of the West" The bets ran high.
and was thought the whole city would turn
out to witness the novel race
hudson Corr
The match dtt come off. The balloons rose
within a half minute of each other went ten
miles, and although separated two miles at
one time, came to the earth only ten rods
apart-a coincidence which probably would
not happen again in thousand double ascen-
sions. The people Of ST. Louis were appar-
emily delighted with the exhibition. Mr..
Brooks the elder of the brothers, and one of
the most celebrated ;eronauts in the world, is
now in this city with balloon nearly double
the size Of those he used in ST. Louis, and will
make an ascension tomorrow afternoon in
company with another person. We are sorry
our Madison contemporary cannot be present.
lie might have chance of getting high on
approved principles.
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LAGER BEEn.-Mr Wingcrt adyertises ST..
Louis lager beer. We understand he has the
only genuine lager beer in Evansville. He is
ready to supply families as well as customers.
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SCEEOGa EXAMINATION

SCEEOGE, EsXA tEENATION.
WE Public Schools OF Evansville will examined as
a follows:
Miss Primary School Medical Coege build
ing. Monday next June Both, from . clock NJ
Miss Hookers Primary from 90 Y of the same day.
Mr. Rcdm0nd's Monday p. NJ, commencing at Z, elk
Miss Clsrk's, Tuesday 4. NJ.
Miss Fishers Tuesday r. NJ, Concluding on Wednes-
dav A NJ.
Mr. Knight's commencing "Wednesday A. NJ. 10 o.
clock and continuing through til afternoO same day
and the High School during the day Thursday.
The exercises will commence precisely NJ
and az P of each day Pare all
earnestly invited attend. BY Board
/
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HU-A asummer fall medicne would recommend DR..
HOSrETTEE ebrat-d Stomach Btter
Its strengthening AID inyigorating upon
system truly hng Its tonic action the liver
tendency drive all hmors the surface thereby
ing the system from all What has
Bitters ueh enviahe reputation, nasmuch they
pleasant to the taste heVrrFe and in general
family medicine wherever known. For sale by
HALLOCK Il STODDARD,
ie2f Iw WOOLSEY & SAWYER Agents
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CsTY COLEECTOw,S SALE

p virtue of the Common OF
OF Evansville. directed delivered as Collec-
tor OF said city will Thursday day of June
S9o at the door OF the Court House in Evansville between
me ours OF two ond four r NJ Offer for sale and sell
lot OF ground known Lot No
SSl next to Lot hundred eighty {Is2) in
ne Donation enlargement of said city there
Of as m ny he necessary to satisfy the thirey
front Of said Lot Main street; also the su Of twenty
lars and aveIing Main street in
OF said lot amounting fifty
ana also to satisfy the costs of said sale.
Jei2-zt JOHN FARRELL. City Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

& in this place. per line insertions
20 per three times 80 per line week. dis
count on longer time.
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p<0Ee CALL GREAT BOOK SALE. Door
N1" LGGwENTHAL CO.'S, MAIN ST. NOVEL
AND SUBSTANTIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO PURCHASERS
je20-IW+
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Look OUT, BoYs!-We direct the attention
Of our juvenile friends to the Marshal's notice
in another column. 1t will be seen it warns
them not to battle in the canal or river before
8 O'Clock in the evening. This has been rem
dered necessary by the fact, that boys and men
are in the habit of bathing in public places long
before dark
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o. A lady has lost a breastpin, as will be
seen by advertisement She attaches a pccu-
liar value to this pin as family relic, although
not Of much intrinsic value in ITSELF and
would be grateful to have it returned by the
finder. We will reward the person who leaves
it at this office.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
.I.IING HOusEAND LOT FOR SALE.

D.YiLIINts HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
be auction the Court House the 25th
az inst at o'coekP. NJ. the dwelling house and let
oecu pied by Nj Archer. ESQ Second street
Mulberry aud adjoining the resldence
Farrell The lot 3T1a feet front by $50 feet
deep. The house comfortable story frame, nearly
new, in order and part Of the city
JAMES CUpDY.
BY & IRWIN.
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o. Who ever knew flies to be as trouble
some as they are this season? If you want to
rid your house Of them, so to the drug store
of Keller, Farnsley & Co., purchase ten cents
worth of their Fly Poison, and they will soon
disappear. 1t
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NEAEeSksAz.,S NOTICE
~ oTCE is hereby all persons in the
of bathing the Ohio opposite the city of Evans
vile, aud between the Little Lcet street and
also IN the Canal in said city daring daylight
clock r NJ Of each days that all persons caught as
Aforesaid will be strictly dealt with with the
ordinances in such made and provided enforced
from and after this d~te. JAS. B. EVANS.
Je25 If City Marshal
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TOWN LOTS
A r A u c. Il 10 n !
BY BAsER & GARyIN.

AN SATU RDAH the 18th day Of JuHs 1885, At the corner
of Main aud Third front of the Court House
Evansville the following valuable Town Lots will be ct-
( fered for sale at auction,
Eight lots in iOrnbys Enlargement Of Evansville, which
the Ohio river and aIoHs Evansville the lower
First and High They opposite the
steamboat landing low be
great demand for business purposes fourth
Il five years with interest and = in years with
he interest payable annually cent?. secured
by mortgage property subject foreclosure the
whole debt default Of nstament OF the
principal interest.
Aso-The following lots in Lamasco: Lots and ~
block l7 and 2S in block 1856 lots block
1919: block 1876; lot in block I7+ lots s. y
r. block 1923; lots % 81 aud b block 49, 'front.'
High the 18th enlargement; lots To- H. 49, 49,
20 lot % block III; lOl2 in BIZ
q block u.s. lots q and ~ in block lbs lots
| TO- Hand IL in block 1913.
ALso-Lots ~ and IS in block in the Northern Cor
Enlargement of Evansville lots is being sub
wry the widow of ThOs Smith dec and lots
having good dwelling house with rooms
and u kitchen.
A.so-The following the southern Enlargement
g. block 2; and in b'k 3 g. and 10 In BLK 4;
HI ?, p and Is IN bl'k s; Sand in bl
o. Is in BLK 10; II and II in BLK u; 2 3.
K ~ l. 2 and in b'k b. l. and Sin Dir IA;
and II in b X Is; II and IL III hi k To- and out lots
2 subdivisions of out lots. Upper Enlargement.
THE TERMS of for all except the lots in Horn
Enlargement will he and will be made known
Several ornby Enlargement
able 10 by private contract Enquire
Of Jas: g JON Els. for SELL
! JOHN SIIANKLIN.
/ JOHN j. CHANDLER.
VIM II. CHANDLER,
THOS S SMITH and
my2S- It'd itw HENRY L. H0RNBY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II ATE >

One square ten lines less, time tines
one week 81 So two weeks. 81 50 MONTH 81; three
months 81 81 siH months Siii year, Discount
larEsr advertisements Cards Of six lines
annum y" CHARGE for marriage death religious notices
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" The H. d. Newcomb arrived here YES
terday morning from New Orleans less than
seven days out. She had 10 cabin passcn-
gers, and thus far had got along over the bars
admirably. She is a very light draught boat
although of large size. If she gets to Louis
vile safely, she will do for the season.
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ST. LouI,I.AGER REER-

rec d per steamer SOuthcrner. Fresh lot
" choice Lager Beer and for sale at II. WINGERT'S
5eer Saloon corner Main and Fourth sts
HS fahlliescau be supplied by the gallon. je24-Im
ISE 3 boxes Carpene - Planes; Bench and Hand
cIeHS; truss Hoops Columbus manufacture Main
between LIST and I'd. Ie2f
HRAsS AND GRAIN sCYTHE@ AND sNATHs
~ a new supply at jezi WALDKiRCHsS.
& SOOD NEW FOR COOI ERS--Roclester / " Y J
- Co0pers' Knives, splendid assortment of the
eea's knives, just rec d at Jc2i HALDKIRCHrS.
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.oNNETSy xONNETs-

HAVE just received mother of Bopnets on
com" issOn. with instruction at about
halt the original cost Call and them. ENRICH
B.-No excuse now for TIE Ladies going to Church
ON Sunday, for the want Of Bonnet ieZI
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GREAT ESCAPE OF GAs.-IIon 0. P. Morton.
one of the great guns of Aboltionism, spoke
several hours to a small assemblage of Know
NOthings, Aboitionists and Democrats, on last
Thursday. We never listened in all our lives
to such an array Of falsehOods, contradictions,
slang, blackguardism and vituperation, as came
from the mouth of this demagogue.
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NETANFEDT Servant Girls will dnd steady employ
w mont at liberal wages by applying immediately the
lesldeHpe of IeZ3-tf W. X. PRESTON.
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E,GlSg'
H.. IL. NAGTEEL, DENTIST.

He Vi. NAGBEL, DENTIST,
OF NEW ALBANY. IND,
RH IL remain days Pavilion Hotel where
he will be pleased operate for those desire his
H Ladies waited at their residences if
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Observation-Disclosures.

81 ENi ia LEHART. having sold John e. Little and
Robert Little all hi interest in thee Mills the part
hersF heretofore xistna said parties
name and style of Littes Iglehart is this day dissolved
me unsettled business of firm will be settled by
Siehart who alone authorized settle the The
name will be Esed for purpose Of liquidation snlY.
je23 If LITTLE & fGLEIIART
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MAMMALS NOTICE.

"a BREASTPtN Of the shape Of harp, with pearls on
sides aud hair in Valued for the Of the
ver The finder shall be rewarded
'he owner oV leaving 1t at this office jo25tf
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nv
'ENHE Equalization Board the Lamasco CITY
VIII commence their session. at the Town Halt the
M day of July 1856 the purpose Of adjusting
that may appear upon the Assessment Roll this ten
corporate year, and continue from day day said
uallzation is pleted. By order the Board.
JczS-tf DANIEL CHUTE, CLERK.
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IN Rags prime Eastern Coffee; 500 bush OATS
700 bush Rye; 100 bush Corn; Ion 600 bush Bran in st
and for sale by je23 u. II. COOK d son
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tHEEfSE AGENCY ID boxes Cheese. fresh lot.
Je23 YM REILLY.
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my2S-ttd itw
&E Nolksbotc copy.
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anl prudent cour-e. aud gave /" the country
concord and Ia the nation conhdsne" IN his Wis
dom and patriotism. H. j. national and oonsefya'
tive in his views and policy. Hence 1t Is mat
men ofextreme views. and ultra purposes are so
bitterly opposed To him >.
By signing the Fugitive Slave Bill. he Inns IN
CURED the unmitigated hate of the Abollt"hlsts
of the South. who will never approve ot him, be
cause he was instrumental in giving quiet To VA"
public mind aud preventing d1snnion oi IA"
States
Mr. Fillmore i wise. honest and truthful
man. friend of the mhoie oounify=-a man VIII"
will support the Consultation. aud see that the
Laws made under it are executed. Ny rights,
NJ an American freeman. which have always
regarded as equnl 10 my life, ! am wiling TO
place under his guardianship, IN preference 10
any other candidate aud "a jack son Democrat,
who can never change, ! feel IT my dnty,as shch'
Ia support with all integrity. tho Fillmore and
Donelson nominations.
The election OF Mr.. Fillmore will, in my opn
ion. have n direct tendency 10 alny the present
excitement willis, the election Of either Mr.. Buo-
hanan or Mr.. Fremont would only increase the
ransor of party which unhnppiiy exists. The
old Democratic and Wing parties have ceased
To exist, ms two distinct parties, mud frel well
assured that if the GREAT LIGHTS, whose
mighty ntellects illumined md controlled those
parties, wcrc living at this day, they would sus-
tain the election Of Mr.. Fillmore. From an IN
innate and fes SUPPOSED thorough knowledge
of General Jack son, feel confident that sup
port would he given Ia the American Ticket, a7
the UNION TICKET.
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Hos. jouN A. DIX, the friend Of Martin Nnn
Buren,, and ono Of the leaders of the Free. soil
Democracy in New York, lately nude a speech
at Porchester, in favor of MIR. Buchanan. Put
ting the same construction on the Kansas bill
that The Northern Democracy do, almost without
solitary exception, Il Wit: that il gives to tho
people Of the Territories, as such the right to
exclude slavery, he finds no difficulty in sup
porting II. He also states that he does not re
gard the Cincinnati platform rs expressing airy
approval of the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise. Tins it is: the Northern Democracy con.
strue the Kansas bill aud the Cincinnati platform
to suit their own free soil notions and. because,
50 constituting them, they support them-the
southern Democracy 90 into eo>tacies, and cx-
claim behold the uHity of Democracy behold
the SouRdncss of our Northern brethren! We
make extract from Mr., Dix, speech:
The speaker next commented upon the Cincinnati
platform, which, he believed, had been misunderstood
and mlsrcpresented. There is II good deal in il in
relation to oar foreign policy which did not receive
the appreciation Of the entire Conventions The reS,.
ntuns IN relation to Our domestic AL IRIS were l,nt
cd by unanimous vote, and those resolutions H.
Glade the question of slavery. Many of the re.nIa
tons in regard 10 slavery have been adoriei b., rra
'leu5 Conventions OF the party during the las. ten
years, and, therefore, CONAN nothing new.
-" The resolutions which contain new maticr are
those which relate to Kansas and spttiaBalism on1
which assert the principle OF nor Interference bv
Congress with the question Of slavery in the terrific
RES, aud which assert that the principles ofth, Kan
sas-Nebraska act rightfully applied To thp or
gan1atlon OF the territories in ls5i Now, if these
last resolutions are to be interpreted into an approval
Of the repeal Of the Missouri compromise I caaso,
ogres 10 tim. have expressed ms apf5ien On that
tubject an am NOT in the habit II siren ring n,
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-,
nv p'"co ""n prosperity VI '"' 'n''n no"
'''''""'s '"'' ''''y ''''A'" S"""'' '"'y "'h"
S"Pto'' VI .
who bns administered thu Executive Govern.
rncnt with signal ability and ,ueeess.a
'"' ''''Wne gentlemen nave o"en invited ana
nre 'APeo''' 10 rPrhk' III addition tot number oi
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honest opinion deliberately formed have also -
pressed nv aequicsccnce the principle of thai act
thei Of non-iulcffcrrure on the paf If Congress t
the question Of snYcry IN Tho terfitores-aud that
a. interpret it is all that resolution means
lie also dwelt ut length on the Increased pay OF
members Of Congress deuouocing the salary bin as
IIc better tan direct plumber ofthe public treasury
The enormous appsopria'Ipnsfor internal improve
isens were lsey he Thought to shipe teck not only
the great principle Of democracy bat to endenger
The constitution itself
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- ,nrfpf Gl4ra " be held at the Preathrrs hIudN :"
t Methodist Protestant Church. this CIhursdat
sclack A fall Xaff particularly af-, i'a a. ma
r. of tmparance will be brought bui re tho board
- ~ ~ l. u CHRISTIAN. Seery.
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- sold te Robert A. iuuam my Stock Of Dry Goods w ares
x my former friends vii please him call his Now
stF'. New London. WM. JFNkS
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lsnCh.lMnn .enI Baltimore.

Mr.. Buchanan never denied that he opposed
tho war Of lSi2 or that he arrnigned Mr.. Mali.
son aud his administration, in his Grafton drliv-
cred at Lancaster July iih 1878, but rs mn offset
% his opposition to the war and to Mr.. Madison,
he stated that be volunteered aud went to Balti-
moro when that city was invaded.
Whilst Messrs. Clay and buchanan were in
the Senate together discussion arose in which
this subject was incidentally referred to- aud the
following interesting Dialogue between them oc.
Cured, viz:
buchanan. | volunteered to 90 to Baltimore
IN the last with Great Britain, when the
British attacked the CITY.
CLAY. | think have heard something about
tho gentleman's volunteering; but understood
that when he arrived, he British irere gone.
"Buchauan. les--they wcre.
Clay. Well merely wished To know wheth-
Nr. buchanan volunteered because he kaem the
Br'ilSh lrere gone, or whether the British went
away because they heard Vi. Buchanan eds com
ing"
Mr. Clay was never answered in his lifetime,
by Mr.. buchanan. AMI left the world without ne
tnally knowing whether Mr.. Buchanan volnn-
ieetcd becanso he knew the British were gone. or
whether the British went away because they
hfard Mr, buchanan was coming :" 1t was n per
iment question. ana n point in our national
history, il ought To he settled = imsricaa Or
Fan.
The NALoRouS BuGrING >ME.-'rhis notorious
Individual had pIbiie reception in Boston n
days ago. lln md his equally notorious
7iend, senator Wilson, made several speeches
piece. prnising Aboltionism and drnounciug
hvery. The Boston Courier one of the abrst
nd most thoroughly conservative journals III the
eoth. thus speaks Of the saloriou> Bulingame's
ratnrlcal efforts on the occasions:
The speeches from first Ia last wore weak:
nd Mr.. Burliugame ha, made very little capital.
70 man could have hada grander opportunity;
. man could have signify tailed. Not
reat thought escaped HIM. Tie alluded to the
My act ct his life which makes linn public ere
turc only to apologize for il; he craved forgive
for it; he diSapproved Of il; and begged his
constituents 10 forgive him and forget him He
Mr.. BankS to the Spcaker>hip "a something
quail t. the building Of state. Young men
I'd old men cheercd him: ladies' waved their
mdkrrchief~, and bouquets fell at his feet This
~ in the hall. In his balcony speech. he in
dyed IN some spcculatinns on the result of the
pproaehnE erection, which were cheered 10y
Iose who agreed with him. and laughed at by
lite number e sensible people.
''Semehlng will BE- Judged of the sentiments
those who occupied seats in the large hall
oln the fact, that at the bidding of some great
arlot three groan>" we're given tor Rntus
hoate. The same crowd used TO u, an under
anirl Webster, and they are ready IL day 10 do
reverence to anybody who las the courng and
'nr,ty 10 disagree with them. An! we By
ave te say that tho number. who do d. sent from
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GALE 9zr VARIABLE REsE. zsSgtTF
- AsTt-fe la deed at trust made by David K Iynlp
Twill sell at puuc auction upon tac premises hisest
bidder ortd Of six twelve AMI eighteen months o q
ura. h 2uth day of this month t5lt 55) O'Clock + NJ
one Acre OF Ground with toa0.- Bek Tenement thereon
ia tn ty 81 Iyn,hburg adionm the Fo6lcc, F4,
tory Of Mcdaniel Hui Preston
jNp. o. L. GOGGIN
sep 9deoH40sep Trustee
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Fever ANA y ghr cured without 'ai 2 'S9''i"' ~,
Mercury Opium any other poisonous drugs q dangerous
tnpaund- generally fes1tcd to by sufferers from this long
affecting and annoying ofaI diseases by tsolns
t4I,f's spanish MNtrre, which contains none Of the
delcterous substances bat tgfc@ rfecny ana l-
by acting -pt cg thu Liver and skin Purifying ne
Hood and ling Of old medicines with which
system has been cezRed opening Tie pores oi the pony
aud allowing nature 10 Assist Itself ia breaking up the disease
and recupcragg is eue sies
the Of Mi John Lonedon # Va he had liked ana
chronic aud Fever chs day for three years
Nothing permanently cured him mill he tried Carriers parish
Mature bottles OF which perfectly restored hin 70 hfah
nor has hc had chill lie only out Of thousand
who has zpcrcnced the life removing effects Of this valuable
,arf6er Of the blood sep 10 In