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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The collins mail steamer Atlantic has ar.
rived ut New York. bringing fur DAYS later
European news. She left Liverpool on the
30th April.
The principal feature of the new. is TIC
Publication II the official treaty of peace.
together with three appended conventions;
the hrst having reference 10 the passage Of
the DardaneIles, the second Arranging the dc.
tails VI the naval force IN the Black Sea, and
the third declaring that The Aland Islands
shall remain unlpriihrd. Also, an important
declarations si maritime law, viz. the abolish.
Ing prIsateering--that a neutral Gag Is 10
protect The rargo. except when coniraband,
and neutral goe,is under an enemy's Gag are
20 be exempt from capture.
The treaty Is the saine as reeeissd by the
last steamer. The missing articles are TO
The following effects
Art. $ grants a full and entire amnesty 10
those o. their subjects who may have been
compromised BY any participation whatever
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship George Law has arrived q
New York from Aspinwali. She brings III.
California mails Of April slst, eight no nj, ed
passengers and 81 zoe, 600 in treasure.
seflous accident occ urred ON the Isihmu,
railroad to the train conveying the Geors,
Laws outward passengers. Il hsppened OF
the obispe bridge. fifteen miles from Panama
The train was composed Of nine cars, con.
tanning about nine hundred passengers. chief
y sieerage. tits stated that thirty were kill,
ed and twice that number wounded. Owing
to tue accident the passage through could mol
be effected, and The passengers we're sent
back 10 Aspinwall. Very few women and
children were injured. No names are given
except that Of Mr.. Dalhousie, clerk u Mr..
Aspln~all. who was killed
The lsihmus papers are filed with official
documents concerning the Panama riuts, bu,
they exhibit no new facts. The citizens had
formed guard iur the protection Of proper.
~. aud the authorities had placed force a,
the disposal OF The railroad company: so tina,
no further violence was anticipated
In California thrre had been heavy rains
throughout the State, giving 10 mining one
fa,lons a new start. The grain crops gave
evidence oi an abundant harvest. The Gov.
ernor had signed bill consolidating the CITY
and the county Of San Francisco. The llemo.
Gratis carried the municipal election in Sac
ramenio. large fire occurred at Placer,iIle
90 the 10th. insol,inga loss ofiifiy thousand
dollars.
The Oregon war continued. A body al
regulars had been defeated By The Indians !,
knsrr river, with loss Of twenty eirhtkill.
ed. The capture and destruction &c Cascadc
by the Indians IS confirmed. Ii had been re-.
taken however by The regular troops previous
to the i5ih.f April. and the Indians dispersed
towards The mountains. There was a report
that one thousand Indians were apprnaeh:n
the Dalles from the north. several other
nights are reported. the whites being general.
y victorious.
In Washington Territory the Indians were
attacking the settlements IN every direction.
Col. buchanan had defeated the Indians along
the banks Of the Rogue river, thus relieving
Tie citizens 10 that vicinity.
There is noihing new from Nicaragua ex.
cepl anl"rt current at Aspinwall that Col.
e lless'nger had been recapinrcd BY the
Walker part, and condemned 70 BE- shot.
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A SABBATH School TrAcHEn.
sENAToRIAL CONVENTION

SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
a Convention Of the Senatorial District
composed OF the counties oi Alamance ant
Randolph. was held at Liberty on the 2.
instant. @
The Convention was called 10 order BY DR.
VIM. Il. Denny. aud on bis motion Hon. Johl
Long II Randolph. as elected Chairman, ant
On motion of DR.. b A Sellars, A. J. Hale, o
Randolph. was appointed Secretary.
On motion 81 Jonathan Worth, ESQ.,, q
Randolph. the Chairman appointed five de.
ieeates from each county. 10 confer upon The
subject Of proposing to the Con, ention sui
table person 10 represent The district in th,
Senate Of the next Legislature. The rom
miiiee from Randolph consisted Of Messrs
Jonathan Worth. Isaac n. Foust, ALFRED
Brewer, b. A. Sellars, and Col. James G.
Wfenn; from Alamance, Of General Joseph
Hut, John Siockar,i, DR.. Denny, John {.
Harvey and Robert Hhnsh. The committee
coniering together returned to the conyen.
tion and reported the name of DR.. Michael
w. Holt. Vt Aiamance, as the candidate.
which repart was unanimously concurred in,
and he was declared the nominee ofthe Con-
vention.
On motion Of Jesse G. Henshaw, Esq, a
committee Of six, consisting Of Jesse q.
Henshaw, Jesse D. Cox and A. J. Hale. from
Randolph, and Chesley Fausett, Henry Al.
bright and Geo. a. Fcust from Alamance.
was appointed by the Chairman for the pur-
pose Of drafting resolutions oppressive Of the
sense Of the Convention Wherenpon the
committee reported the following resolutions,
which we're unanimously adopted.
LIST. Resolved. That our confidence in he
principles Of the American party are unsha.
ken, and that we cordially invite the CO.
operation ol all good and true men in the
District. and throughout the entire State, in
support Of the same.
2. Resolved. That we cordially ratify the
nomination OF Willard Fillmore Of New York,
Tor President Of The United States, and ul
Andrew j. Donelsou, ol Tennessee. for Vice
Pfesitlrni; aud that We are proud Of this up.
Por,unity tomuiuaily pledge our supper, Tor
laid nominations.
5. Resolved. That We believe ia the per.
SON 81 Jehn A. Gllmer. ESQ.,. we have an
rmiDenily able. honest and patriotic defender
Of our principles. and that We will use every
honorably mean. TO secure his election.
4. Resolved. That NE will give our cor
dial support To the nominee Of this con,en-
tiOn. DR.. Michael W. Halt
$. Resolved. That the proceedings of his
convention be published 10 the Ashcbm ough
Bulletin. liillsLoroush Recorder. and Ameri-
can Organ.
4 committee Of three was appointed BY
the chairman. consisting 81 Messfs. John G..
Harvey. Jesse u. Cox aud A. J. Hale, TO in
iorin Dr. Holt oi the action Of the convention.
On motion u Jesse Walker. Esq, the
Convention adjourned sine die"
JOHN LONG, Chm.
A. J. Hale. Sec.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21

Hotle~arys PHI, may he taken with perfee, ssisiy
~ both seres shd ~ arss. lheir seci being mild vel
pe-ss their sesicins properties rrndrr them nyslua.
bic fof the determination Of every disease particularly
liver and stomach complaints; hIious d,ofsis. aud IN.
Digestion AZ puil6ei u the sysem. they are IN.
eqose and ihei sfiue. in cases of dreunins ION II
blood 60 The head. and ssihmac conpsinis cannot Ne
toa highly commented on: IN shut. Nv perseverance
with ihese sdasfahle Pills. there are Few eomplsins
which can fssi.t their extraordinary influence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
LADIES, FAIR.

Il PORTION Of the Ladies' Of Graham, CONSTITUTING
the Presbyterian Sewing Society, propose opening
. Fair on Monday evening Of May Coud with fine
Supper 10 consist Of great variety Of eaates Of the
very hest selections; aud on Tuesday they will open
iof sale large variety Of useful and ornamental Needle
Work, Confeelionaries, Toys, &c. The public gene.
rally, old and young. are most respectfully invited TO
-iieid The proceeds of the Fsr 10 be applied to the
building Of a Presby terrain Church in Graham.
March 20. a.
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MA II u i u D.

IN this county, on Tuesday the 18th instant By
William Mccown, esq, Mr.. JANIS A. MALONE 10 Mis-,
SARAH q. COLE
IN this county, on the 18th instant, by John F. Ly
on,esq, Mr. PAscHAL JACKSON to Miss MARY RHRw.
In this vicinity, on the 10th instant By John ],
freeland, esq, MI. MEREDITH Roach to Miss EDITH
CuRRir.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
New Store, New Goods, and New

New Store, New Goods, and New
III Prices.
T'HE subscribers are now receiving, at their new
Store ~ Dnrham's station, N. G. Rail
road. their stock Of
81 Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery,
Ciockefy, lin ware, Hats Bonnets Shoes, Boots, Me-
defines Paints, Dye StuHs, &c &C., oil Of which they
WI sell low Tor cash. or country trade such Corn
Wheat Flour, Flax Seed, Raw Hides, Bees.wax. Tai.
low, old Iron, good heart Shingles fat Poultry OF all
kinds, Butter, Eggs, cotton aud linen Rags, tow and
COTTON cloh. Seed Cotton, Feathers Bacon, Lard,
TAT Beef Cattle. &c. &c Their motto Is, quick sales
and small profits. Come and see.
GUESS s. NICHOLS.
April 81. s5-4w
~ The Raleigh Standard will insert fou, weeks, and
send account TO this office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
SOMETHING NEW.
AmbrotypeS and Photographs,

The iatfsi and greatest Discovery efMe Age
K HUNT would inform the public that Sc has open.
ed rooms permanently in Chapel Hill where he
Is prepared to execute these beautiful pictures IN the
highest style OF the art The Amhoi,pe is taken on
Glass, and, unlike Daguerreoiype, without being ever
sed The superiority Of this picue in pon, Of beauty
and durability, has placed ii at the head of the Fine
Arts. IL can be seen in any light without :, Election. us
free from the polish Of tina silver plae il cannot gel,
dusty, and 1t is imPeious to water, Dir or acid, and
will last for ages.
Every lady and gentleman 10 particularly invited 10
call and examine his specimens. Cloudy weather az
good as sunshine Instructions given IN the art Of Am
broiyPinE, and Apparatus furnished.
L. HUNT.
March II. ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
Have YOU n pump?
To the Farmers Of Orange, Alamance,
Chatham and Wake

10 the Farmers OF Orange, Alamance,
Chatham and Wake.
T,HE u.denigned have formed copsrnenhp for
u The purpose Of buying WHEAT, They viii o..
usys give The highest Norfolk and Petersburg prices
driuelins freight and other expenses. They will pay
The cash on delivery Of The Wheat Al the Railroad.
TO carry ~, more efecually their purpose, one Of the
firm will he Of The warehouse % each u the following
nsmed places. every week, on the days specified:
Motrssile. on Friday,
Dufhsms, on Wednesday.
Hill.loroush, on Tuesday.
Mebanrs. on "Wednesday,
Gfaham, on Thms.lav,
BY this arrangement the farmers will receive al honc
what their whrst would net them Ia market, without
The RCD snd trouble Of transportation.
The undstsianed also ofer their services as COW.
MISSION MERCiIANTS 10 buy Groceries. They
have made arrangements ~ which they vii he enabled
% iutni.h their customers with Groceries 81 m adyfn
u only three per eent on Wholesale prices They have
ecmmcdous warehouse al Chapel Hill, fof the conve.
nenee Of The f.fmsrs Of the neehbcnns couniry where
some one will be IN attendance ai MI tines AL com.
muncsIions should be addressed 10 us =, Chapel Hil
T.. MALLETT,
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
May ). 5j-.Gm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21

The last Chance to save Cost.
"A III. those indebted 10 The estate Of George w. Ma.
us, deceased, are hereby requested 10 call on the
subscriber and make payment before May Court, MS an
unsettled CLAIMS will then be put into the hands Of an
officer for collection
SAMUEL NJ. WILKINSON. Admir-.
May ~. 3s-2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
NGE HOTEL.

TIVE subscribers having purchased the above Hc,e
Of <. Nichols. Esq- are now repairing aud reiur.
nisnne y, aud will speedily have il completed in such
manner ss ,hey hops will give satisfaction 10 ALL even
the most issi,.liou< They intend ior First Clas.
House. IL situation beng on King Street the princ
sl Ihofoughlsfe 10 and iom the depot Of the " Caro-
lima RAILROAD. end slso The handsomssi street ia ihe
town. inducements offered 10 visitors and sooui ne,.
which cannot be found elsewhere in The place.
Their Rooms. Table, and Stables, will accommodate
both man and hosse with the most comfortable homes
They will keep no bar.
Families. aud persons wishing % spend the summer
10 this delightful country. will End rooms especially
adspird 10 their convenience.
They hope 10 receive, what they arc determined 20
merit liberal share Of patronage.
II. G. srRowD & GO.
May 10. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
YOUNG JERRY.
r E G T. n n.

- - ~ - ~
THIS Thoroughbred Stallion and Race Horse "a
which was awarded the first Premium al Inc frs,
state Faif. vii and lilsborough The present season,
which will commence The 10Th day u March and end
The l0ih day q June next and will render service 4,
TIE low pceof ID dollars The season. due d The end of
ihe season. Fifty cents TO his sklul groom in al ciscs
Persons wishing 10 put by the Insurance. can do 80 al
20 dollars. II The mares thought 10 be good
HEDGEPETH s. JONES.
March l. 1865. as-
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To Mule Raisers.

My Jack Simon Pure will stand the ensuing season.
~ and include the fall season. at his stable miles
nonh Of Hisbofoueh. do not intend to send him any
where else. Pice for insurance five dollars each the
money due when the fact is ascersneJ or the property
changed.
DESCRIPTION. - Simon Pure viii be four wear.
old 10 June; Is foa getie and Is sire 10 some a.
good colts any other Jack. Ne l. very near E,urscn
hands high and q excellent form have he eerirs,s
q John A. Vines the gentleman o. whom chsinedths
jack. who says he J. from fine family 81 Jacks a.
any in the eastern part Of the State His dam was tbs
largest Jimmy ever saw, and q. black o. I crow.
TYRE b. RAY,
February &c. s7-sm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
UNIVERSITY STATION.
Sale Of 90 Lots

PURSUANT TO decree Of the coun d Equity for
Orange county, msir q, March Term. 1856, on the
Pe'iiion Of Calvin q. sirayLom and others shall an
Saturday The 7lh dsy VI June next upon The pemlses
oief ior SHE Twenty Lots, containing one half acre
each The situation Is very gool one. living mmsJi.
aely stones Cfc (, aud lie Railroad Compan, hay.
ns established permanent depot there all the trade
to- Chape I'LL aud thai pau VI Orange will be conduc.
,ed through The University Station.
Town vii he built there. aud fne opportunity 10
nos offered 10 secure lat.
Nine months ciedi, will he gwen. The purchaser Civ
ng bond and approved secury and Tic title will he re.
served until The purchase nancy j. pad.
plat mas be seen u tue Office IL Ire Clrrk and
Mssef, Or u The residence Of Calvin q. sinyhorp,
near the station.
THOMAS WEBB, 9. & NE.
May 10. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
RICHARD B. SAUNDERS,
tsuccEssoR TO ! s. IEwis,)
Druggist and Apothecary,
CHAPEL HILL, N. q.
1 AN now opening for my spring sales, fresh assert.
= meni Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass,

Having bought the entire stock Of Drugs, &C., Of
Messfs. j. L. Watson d Co., 1.-THE whole of which was
purchased in Philadelphia last isl) and having added
them to my present stock now prepared 10 ,fier 10
cash, Or prompt six months (unless otherwise stately
purchasers bargains in all descriptions Of goods usually
kept in Drug Store.
Having the assistance Of Mr.. w. II. Crowell (of PHI
'adeiPha,) and Mr. $. Lee Physicians and Others
may rely on having their orders carefully put up Of oil
hours Physicians and others in want will find large
stock, all Of which warrant to be Of the hest quality
The following list comprises in part, few Of The lead.
ing articles in my line:
Alum. Ammonia, Ailspice, copperas. Blue Mass. Ca
lome Cloves, Borax, Birthstone, Backinps, CpmIbor.
Cream Tartar, coopei's Gelsiine, Glue, EPSON Salts.
Cigars. Extract l.ogwood, Flax Seed. Iubis Genuine
Extracts Exhatis Of all kinds Race Ginger, Gum Ara.
be Harlem Oil Hair, Maitland Tooth Brushes, Indigo,
Inks, Lyons kathairon. German Piers Phalon's Hsr
ln,goralor Pepper, grain and ground Quinine yermi.
nges Of all kinds, Wrehi's Pills Brandeths Peters,
Ayers, Strongs, M'lane's. Hebensacks, DC. Mustang
Liniment Perumery Of all kinds, Window Glass Of all
sizes, French aud American, Puy Paints Dye Woods,
&c. Bottles Of all kinds; Garden Seeds A set OF Spice
aud sai Mouth Jals, which will be sold al cost.
warren ii. 32-3m
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REMOVAL.

TNHE subscriber having removed his Store to the oil
= stand formerly occupied by A. q. Murdoch. just
East Of The Co0n House. will he pleased 10 see his old
friends and customers, aud many new ones az may
chaose TO awe him call lie promises as heretofore
to bis best Efforts 10 suit them, both in the price aud
quality Of Goods.
Or The following niiclcs will he taken in exchange
for Merchandise, II The market price. Wheat. Flout
Com Mesl Ihfeshed OATS Jeans Linscy. striped Cot.
ton, Tow Cloih, Flax snj Cotton Cloth Beeswar Fax
seed, Rage, old Castings, &c. &c.
RI RUFFIN.
Fehfusfy q. 27--Gm
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A large lot of Farming & Horseshoe
RON,
For sale by Pm. RUPFIN
Nay 20. az

q The Rev. William A. snlh, d. D.. and the
William II. Christian. a. NJ. will deliver address
ses at South Lowell Male Academy on the 9Th Of June
neIt the last day Of the Annual Examination.
J. p. BAGBY, Principal.
may 10. 2s-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-10
Msetine of the Business Men.

AT meeting of the business men of Evans
allie, at Crescent City Hall on tie evening Ct
April 9th at s O'Clock, Judge Foster was called
to the chair, and JOHN INGLE Jr., appointed
Secretary.
The President stated the object of the meet
ing was to take into consideration the subject of
sending delegates to the Commercial Convene
tien to meet at Indianapolis on tina 10th, and
addressed the meeting at some length on that
subject.
Mr.. Page offered the following resolution
That this meeting, in view Of the interests OF
the city, appoint two or moro delegates to at
tend the proposed convention at indianapolis,
on the 10Th inst.
Upon which the meeting was addressed by
Messrs. Hopkins. McGrew, Viele and Ingle.-
Some statistics Of the exports of this city by
river and canal were introduced.
The resolution Of Mr.. Page was then adopt
ed. Whereupon Messrs. John s. Hopkins,
Henry D. Allis and John Ingle, Jr. were ap'
pointed the committee, with power to add one
! to their number.
On motion Messrs. Gillison Maghee and
Chas. Viele were appointed a finance COM
mittee for defraying expenses.
JOHN INGLE, Jr., Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-10
Fer Europe.

The Persia sailed from New York % the I'd
with two hundred and twenty-sevsA Passen-
gers. Thus has commenced the annual tide
of travellers toward the odd world. Peace, ana
she good times, in prospect in Europe will
induce the Yankee birds of passage to visit
the Crima and Constantinople, while Peters
burg and Constadt will be thronged with
Americans. Thus will millions Of American
money be cast abroad, and the citizens of old
Europe will have an opportunity of seeing
Uncle Sans children. All things considered
we may reasonably calculate upon an unpre-
cedented American passenger traffic to all the
Atlantic steamers hence forward to Octobe-
meantime our home summer retreats seaboard
and interior from the impulse of the campaign
may anticipate full houses and splendid sea
son. Saratoga, Newport and Cape May may
be prepared for rush, to say nothing of tbs
quiet resorts scattered every where through
the East For our own part we shall stay a
home and persuade ourselves that it is no
fashionable to travel in summer! But YOUNG
America must see. Who cares? Have VI
not our Western graneries, our Southern cot
ton fields and our California gold mines? Ho
for the East, Paris, STEAMBOAT, Constadt and tia
Crimeai
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-10

The VERY LAST LIBEL SUTF-Fhe very
last libel suit il now on trial in New York
The complainant alleges that defendant who is
boy about II years of age, stole the chemise
of the plaintiff who is young girl, and upon
it drew some improper and obscene characters;
that ne did it up in an envelope addressed it
to her, and handed it to her while she was
tending store, saying that ut was bundle for
her that he had found in the street." She
opened it and the 6gues were exposed to those
in the store, whereby she was injured in good
name. fame and character, &c. She there
fore prays 5000 damages.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-10
American Msstinr A. Yinssnnss.

The Americans of Knox County will hold
Q meeting at Vincennes next Saturday. 1t il
anticipated that every part of the county will
b represented, and we hope various parts OF
the District will also be represented there. We
should very much like to attend, and mingle
with tho staunch Americans of Knox county
in friendly gathering-but as We cannot, we
can only wish them q pleasant time. The
Americans of Vlncennes will extend warm
welcome to any of their friends from this city.
Delegates will be appointed at this meeting to
atteni the Peoples Convention at the Capitol,
on the LIST of May next.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-10

GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE NJ f. CHURCH.
The General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church assemblies at Indianapolis on
the first Of May, prox. 1t is composed ofdel-
egates from all of the Annual Conferences OF
the Church North, which also includes the
Baltimore and Delaware Conferences. The
number Of regular delegates will be about $50,
besides visiting delegates from England, Cana
da, &C., which win probably increase il to
$50. Seven Bishops are expected to be in at
tendance. The session will probably last four
weeks. During its progress we shall proba-
bly, be favored with the occasional services of
several of the distinguished minis tiers in at
tendance Ind. Ea.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-10
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.

TRIO BONO PUBLICO,
EVERY mother should have box in the house
handy in ease of accidents to the children"
Kedding's Russia SaIVe.
1t Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recommended by physicians. It is and speedy
for Burns, Piles, Boils Corns, Feons Chiblans,
and Old Sores of every kinds for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch Scald Head NettIe Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples
recommended by nurses,l Whiilows, Sites. Fosters.
Flea Bites Spider Sings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and
Flesh Wounds. it lisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified to by thousands who have used it
in the city of Hos and vicinity the last thirty years.
In no instance vii! this Salve DO injury interfere
with PHYSICIANS prescriptions 1t is made FROM the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russiaof
articles growing in that cOuntryand the proprietors
have letters from all classes clergy physicians
captains, nurses, and others who have used it them
Selves and recommend it others. Readings Russia
Save is put in large tin boxes stamped the cover
III picture of house and disabled colder which
picture is also engraved the wrapper. Price 2S
box. RKupINa & Co., Projectors,
Keller, FARNSLEY & co. Agents,
ap1d&wIy Evansvie, Ind.