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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-15

OF And Ike immersed in his physiological
lesson, read on-"tThe heart is of conical
shape, is situated in the thorax just within
the sternum, a little inclining to the left sde.n
Mrs. Partington laid down her knitting work,
and, looking over the top Of her spectacles,
said as that So Isaac?' Measured her that it
was She paused moment, as pause will
occur in the breath of the winds at times, as if
they went into their caves for a stimulant pre-
paratory to going on fresh blow. Il don't
see anything comical in its shape, and if it is
within the sternum, the story must be true
that Baul used 10 tell about the soldier that
the tailor played such prank on" Ike looked
up and ceased rolling up the corner Of the leaf
he was reading. "He went to the tailor" con-
tinued she, "as he was going to battle, for him
to put hreastplate in his uniform near his
heart, and the tailor, who was a funny man,
put it in the hind part of his pantaloons low
down in the back The man was a coward,
and run away, and as he was getting over a
wall, soldier struck him with bayonet, and
pushed him over but didn't hurt him. He
said when he got up that the tailor knowed
where his heart was better than he did. al
ways thought it was joke till now" The
dame smiled at the reminiscence, and the cor
porat on the wall even seemed to borrow a ray
of benignity. and Ike laughed tremendously,
kicking the stove door emphatically as an ac-
Commandment He read on
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NUMBER l96.
and Noble, excel-com-

shal De Kalb, Fulton and Noble, excel-com-
pairing the valuation With the population.
1t would appear this issne Of the leading
interests of our State. Fourteen millions Of
dollars is no small sun. The market FOR these
animals is always good The mules are sent
South and the horses South or East. They
are generally sold By the farmers at home to
the droyers Who- coale along picking up all
they can fifg1, and leaving in the farmers
hands lots of cash. There are furnished in
this table ia the Auditors report, other statis-
tics respee ng swine, corn, wheat, and almost
eyerythilsS else-sll OF which we will notice
in future numbers Of the Sentinel
State Ssnlinez.
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TNIEfF und rsigned have this day formed Copartaer
ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER q Co
for the of general FOrUGrdfHg and Com
niss, Rnsiness: and have erected for that purpose
very arg and spacious Freproof Warehouse, on the
Wab sh nd Erie Canal and corner of Locust aad Dun-
ham str near the Depot of the Evansville and
Railroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce aud Merchandise.
They willgive cal to Consignments either by
River Railroad Canal or Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates. s
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale Of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast one the firm will be in the South during the
Winter
,hanuIiicr rnatronage NJ. w. FOSTER.
nv 80 - - . s..- -rfs GEO. FOSTER,
dooI1 ta-.s r-- w. M.AIKMAN.
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RAILROADS, &C.
PENNsYLVANfA RAILROAD.
(sks sa - %
- THtsundersgue5 having gbsen sp- -7
= pointed AgebtioF the above Com a


~ THEundersigued having bsen sp- -,
pointed geL tior the abeve Com fIeE ID
ss5 ny in this city would inform ship - 81
pers, merchants, and the public
generally that W - eeeh George Harris ard George
Black. late % beeeh Co.. and Thomas s. Clarke, q
Clark Thaw, - under the firm of
LEECka 81 CO..
Are By appointment special and shipping agents
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company They
eshed sub-ssents at all The rincipa shipping points east
aand prepared receipt throu from Nzw
ork Boston Philadelphia Balmors, all western
cities and and fro AL cities nd towns
Atlantic seaboard way of Jhs Pennsylvsra Rsread
The direct their whole attention fOrwariinF
and facilities shipping from snd to the without
the drayags their charges
with the Railroad company teiog exsrepely low q
neninalrat the expense Of dray
be Asle to esatis1action-l = 2 t4 ztlf fIfa
Shipaents Of produce aaeto their agents Tli he EweT
ed free OF charge mission. -ft1lsA
F0riaformaton apply at their Offices: p
Depot. Liberty street Pittsburgs 80
do No. South l3thstreet Phil-delphai r-
do North street, Baltmore;Ci 5;s ~ l-a aH t'
No. Astor Place.
do l South William streat New York; .LIf-
do Battery Place,
ort JOHN s. MITCHELL,
epl3 On s' 1taH=.t Z Waterst. Evahsvilie. Ind.
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LETTER FROM MILLARD FILLMORE TO HEN
RY CLAY.

In the recently published Private Cores
pondence of Henry Clay, we find the annexed
letter to that great statesman, which is alike
creditable to the head and heart Of the writer.
1t was written just after the close of the Pres
idential canvass, in 1914, when it was appa-
rent that Mr.. Clay had been defeated by Mr.,
Polk. The result of this election can be at
tributed to but two great causes. The con
duct of the Abolitionists of that day in run
ming Mr.. Birney, and giving him a sufficient
number of votes in New York to defeat Mr..
Clay, who was well known Emancipation
ist, and to return the electors of Mr.. Polk, who
was equally well known to be in favor of Tex
as annexation. The second cause, was the
courting and securing the foreign vote in
Pennsylvania in Mr.. Polk's favor. aTa a
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
EKAESDSS ARE Az w KHG EESAEEs

CHAS. S. WELLS,
NMTHIIST thanks for the patron
&c tbs public he opened Evansville would
apprise Merchants from Indiana Illinois Ken
and in store Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
ouethId) that he has offered the Evans
ye market Many Goods purchased
ed rates hy him. during depressed of the markets
and having his orders American Goods fl ed the
faetrers " crks. able decidedly
sell Hardware at as low gnres house
afford the same Goods. to cash good time buyers.
Traders feeling assured that he them
full iustice.
stock he names the following to the trsde:
SEQ dozen Pocket Knives Gully assortadi
do Table do do;
Is do Steel Shears and scissors
100 do Razors and Strops;
l0n gross SpoorsIron Brittenia and German silver;
50 dozen Coffee Mills, all gradesi
sn do Files and Rasps. all kinds;
loOO lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottomsi
% a Sadrons. assorted;
400 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws rinl pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socksand ocketsi
100 10 Augurs
200 do Curry Combs md Horse Cards;
2lO pairs Shovel and Tongs. irnu and brass heads
ca dozen Saws from Mill to Key-hole
Is do Steslyards and Scale Beams;
SO do Ames' (ani other hrands Shoveis and Spades
6 casks Pump Chain aud Fixtures:
Japanned Tinware igdy assorted
ybins an Iashes Brushes Combs, Needles Spaetaoos
P-t Nonnaies and Hard generally together with
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Str9p Hinges Tea ket
ties Knives and Riddles and ,
(SyTI Barrels and Gun trimmings,
carpeuter am Coopers Tools, Window Sash etc et
| - CHARLES S. WELLS.
oet2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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VOLUME VIII.
MISCELLANEOUS.
'TO .PHh l,FTlZENs or SOUTHERN INDIANA
x EN "a az Y AND IiLaNOlS.

HAs ID. SAUNDERS. Civil EagReer having taken up his
Cd abode city EvAGsFills would respectfully
citizens Of the soathern porsion Of Iadtsna
that he is prepared TO furnish Pans
aud Estma Of work Of ap
pertaining his profession yiz Hatsr ors Drainage OF
Land Rail ways pike Plank other Roads, the I'm
proyement of Rivers for nayig alton purpo es, ctc
OF ability from L. B. wilson Esd: Ohief EN-
sueer Albany aud Saem RAiiroad Judge hughes
BIoomiugton Ind George O. Dunn of Bedford Ind H.
B. Wilson d ty Engineer Of New Albauy. ind. and H O.
Roore Esq Chief Engineer of the b. l. and O. Straight
Lime Raflr~ ad, can be application. mhzO ~
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TENNEYA sORENsON,

WnoLxsALz nRALERs GRO0ERIEs AND LIQUORS.. CORNER
WATER AND sTs.. EvANsytl,AE. IND. .
THvHE have this day formed Tor
the parpose Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eavng succeeded the business Of Messrs Ah
Ho s purchased their teck and made additions to make
assortment shall able offer good bargain
FOX CASH any house in Evansville or any sity n the
";ssa s. S.SORENSON.r
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r. eft zass I Gin. Columbian.
M1LLARD FILLMORE TO MR.. CLAY.
BUFFALO, Nov. IA, I64

teE ..ta BUFFALO,, Nov. IA, 1914.
Ny Dear Sir: have thought for three or
four days that would write you, but really
am unnamed. have no courage or resolu-
ton. All is gone The last hope, which
hung first upon the City of New York and
then upon Virginia, is finally disappointed, and
see nothing but despair depicted upon every
countenance.
For myself have no regrets. | was nomi-
mated much against my will, and though not
insensibie to the pride of success, yet [ feel a
kind of relief at being defeated. But not so
for you or the nation. Every consideration Of
Justice, every feeling Of gratitude conspired in
the minds of honest men to insure your cleo
ton; and though always doubtful of my own
success, 1 could never doubt yours, till the
painful conviction was forced upon me.
The AbOlitionists aud Foreign Catholics
have defeated us in this State. I viii not
trust myself to speak of the vile hypocricy of
the leading Abolitionists now Doubtless
many acted honestly and ignorantly in what
they did. But it is clear that Birney and his
associates sold themselves to Locofocoism, and
they will doubtless receive their reward.
Our opponents, by pointing to the Native
Americans and to Mr.. FreliPghuysen, drove
the Foreign Catholics from US and defeated us
in this State.
But it is vain to look at the causes by which
this infamous result has been produced. 1t is
enough tosay that all is gone, and must con-
fess that nothing has happened to shake nay
confidence in our ability to sustain free Gov
ernment so much as this. If with such issues
and such candidates as the national contest
presented, we can be beaten, what may we not
expect? a cloud Of gloom hangs over the fu-
ture. May God save the country; for it is
evident the people will not.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
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EVANSVILLE IND sATURDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, l85
LOU IS III1E.

WESTERN FEED 4 AGKICULTURf. !. WARE EsS1l Sc
NEEA4EEs. W an ga = - z, CO.
FTANUFACTUREfES snd Deal trs i a! kisfs of I'm
lfI aud Garden Implements. Moving hag no Aeesh-
Machines. Field and Garden Seeds. Tres e., 5tesn
street opposite Bank LouisF as, Lcuisvlie. Ky.
Sep25-lYw
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RyDsgEEEEC FOUNDRY. E
A n =, = AZ - tgv II - =

3 4 Z 3 a z UU x q 5 n . " . L II,
CORNER OF wAeHSGToN AND FLOYD SITS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, 3
f7s7 ANUFA CTURERS engineg and mill m2chfn-
IL cry blowing engines for urnaeea superior foree aBd
Eft pu mrs iron pipes for gas, water
largely by railroad panies for sepplyng
tons socket and hange pipes of size; railroad car
nesls castings; and wrought iron balcony
an yard railing and presses lard timber
and Isill screws always on hand. - ..s ....
Orders from distance accompanied by the good
references promptly attended to, All work -anted
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WATCH RBPAgRlN(9.

FESHE Undersigned bavng busin
in Eyansyiie h2tteTS himself wththe hope shat his
and skill all descriptions time easurinE
machinery will upon trial be found worthy the tention
only the resilient citizens the city but also those
comp: sing the ''eireumambient vicinage.' Ea-
His Post Office where lie be foun at all
OFFIcE HOURS. my8 r. II. GATES. N
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CINCINNATI.

NsXON & GOOREBANs -..s..,...
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B 0OE AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATEER g. SMITHS tts
sg I q n K Is X II ap e RS;
sSMITH PETERS cut CARDS CARD SHEETsi
EigalfbOdy,S Book snd News ERk;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, etc, etc
& CINCINN ATT, o.
Where they offer every variety paper adated to the city
nd aeorntry trade an the materials IN Its msnu-
ctnr hest
aa5-I .essEa fdrice paid for Rags. sep4sm
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JOHN S. HE'LL, 70 RI
FORWARDING q COMMISSION MERCHANT


RECEIPTS through from here to ~--r-
ef4f the Atlantic cities. fer all kinds of f[Ay q
.sszzgls merchandise an! produce. by tSsaA5a5
the Wabash and Erie Canal. n
reliable lines Canal Propel1ers
the Lakes the lowest oftransporation Will
also contract for the delivery of erehande from
this city.
Wareiolsse corner of the Canal and Ka7naH ST.
He also gives through receipts for produce and
by Railroad to the same. ~
Once. Water street, under the Telegraph Office.
y ePf3 6m -af ihal JOHN s. MITCHELL.
0EKFUNI EE lRS.-Pomades in pots. jars an sticks;
Hair rTonies as Eau de Lustraie Bears Oil, Rose Oil
Maoassar OIL. Bandoline Curling Fluid Hair Gloss etc
Shamponng Water, Toilet do. Florida DO Eau de Cologne
Lavendar Water Yerhena Eau d. de Vemet
ing skin 1T and fair wei mpartIg delicate
the complexion. Extracts the Han
Lun and 9th Tooth Powders and Tooth Pastes Treas
the Moutha Aromatic vi egar; Toilet and Infant
Powders and all the other articles the line of Toilet
FO. sale by .r.a@ af hDr ff.c NJ MIELsDH. .G
liovls First street. opposite Post-offce
VyTHII'e LEAD. LOO kegs pure for .ais ~ 80
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JAMES Low 81 CO. OUISy{LI.E. RF..
receiving their Stock Of Spring Goods Of
IA which Of their importation direct from the
facturer in Europe.
We have bought all "a Goods for CASH. snd are epared
to prompt short time and Cash buyers
by IA the United States Our stock of
BROWN SaEEfTNGS AND PRINTS
will be kept large well assorted during the coming
will sold for CASH and All orders the
must be accom- PANIED with the money IL teh2l
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OBJ 57ailg gournaL.
eUACK0PATHY.


sT2Se of Brandreth's pills,
twenty-five cent b. X,
And Of Townsend's 4paIilla,
Enough to kili an OK.
BEFORE you so to bed,
Eat quart Of Samagundi,
And on top Of this
take dose Of .'alieom5unai."
Every night and morning
Drink pint OF Brandy,
Sweetel il you please,
N'i.a STICK Of CoughCare Candy
Ihea add 4, he above,
3 sellt QpacEHiD tsa.--
i}iss ssr- 3s dead,
sENsE0PATEY
Take tie open air
The more you take the better,
Follow natures laws
Tic the very Letter.
Let the doctors go
TO the Bay of Biscay.
Let alone the Gin,
Tie Brandy and The Whisky,
Freely exercise:
Keep your spirits ch eerfal t
Letn0 dread Of sickness
Make you overfearfh. ea b 6g.rfs
Eat the simplest food
i Drink the pure cold water,
Then you will be well.
Or at least YOU ought ter.
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SHERWOOD HCUGH.

rTNHE subscriber has taken the above house. and mas
entirely retted and reGnrnshed it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good steek and car
riages to let.
The sableislarge clean and wellloeated, and good
hosterare in Partcularattenton
will be paid to the of horses him for keep
ng and in all respects the public, IA lind the Sher-
wood House good Hotel fjyS-tfl j. A. 8fERS
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RENh0V

ETH undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
second street, Immediately epnosite the Pres
teran Church. in the Office with Dr. Wood. where he
would be glad all his old sud goody
ber of pewones and would he pleased them with
anything in hsline such psns shirs draw
naieto order tae shortest possible notice.
Thankful for favoTs he would mostrfspect solicit
outinuance of the at the hands of liberal public
y26 j. u. NELMs.
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EEEPROVED PORTABLE MEL.
HFOR grinding wheat and and all other substance
8 requiring grind ng.
Genuine Brand Bolng Cloths and Betting OF
all widths
Our aren't. r. Monroe is authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight
Caa r. Monroes Family Grocery. corner of Oak and
iels1tf s JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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.JOHN y. CRISP,

NO 4 RY PUB C,
A Tthe FyAxsvriLE LIBRARY AssocIArIoN Rooms, Fos-
n trIs Buildings, will attend to drawing up DEEDS MOTT
& 8 and all other writing entrn,tet 70 bin --
RODFIsH.-2od drums just received and Tor ~, BY -
"
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-lINclNNA1,I rApTzR hi aEarHorsE.

1fTNCINNATl pAPISR W WAREHOUSE. p
FENFE undersgHs Wholesale Paper Deaers inyite the
varied stock of Papers our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers arsuoh that enabled to
keen hand large stock Of Gaps ana Letters
plan and ruled Flat Demys. Mediums Roy as and
Super Reyalsi Blank Book Papers by Platner
IL smith. aud other frst class man ufaetuTers
for the hest Printers Cards, and keep
hand at AL tines complete stock Printers Pspers
every dasetntiee- Lgat6ody's Book aud News Inks;
NcClresry's Coiared Inks. Yarnish and Gold Size.
We hand in large stock OF the best Four
nier Book Paper and pply orders TO al
any with regular sizes and irregular sizes
make to order shortnotiee.
highest market price in cash. for Rags, Bag
ging, Rope and Cotton Waste.
Wholesale Paper Dealers. & Manufacturers' Agents.
senII u ard 79 Walnut ST.. Cincinnati.
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WM. IA. NTcGREW
D. 8. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.

On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
NM AS now of Cloths, Cassmeres. Vest
etc. which he is prepared to make up in the
styles and at short notice He Will
good fits hopes by Sperence in the usines to be
to give general satisfaction He has also hand fine
Reriuo k etc Undershirts with fine Shirts
Cellars made in the best manner-with Gentlemen IS
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
ndt he nublic generally to deel6-tt
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INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
rIr INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
Hoard of nlrncfors. .

bOHFu OF UETNCIUFss
John D. psfrsss. wm. R. NOisingsr 4. W Talbot.
Willis w Wright. Wm M MoOarty, Deos Rsot,
r. W. H. Ellis. J, W. Spencer, W; & e. Wharton
L. Il. BaoMwELL Secy.- ID. DEFEEES. Pres,t.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS III. NlAGHEE,

NEW YORK COMMHSEON HOUSEs
THOMAS III. MAGHEE.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT, s-r.t=
"a South William street, New York.
DEING longresablished with extensive connection
in the above business respectfully soctts consign-
ments ofalkinds of Western Produce, which wreeiye
and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale Of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when requiredby
ue- = t..j l' III. MAGHEE Sk CO.,
feb2otf + gr..s1 's.ft Evansville. Ind.
na wHT. "a. NTcGREyV, 80
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the Crescent City Bank'' Building
SA my2j
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y" sEA.E+ n = 7, " y = 2 n
TOBBING, repairing Umbrellas ParasQls mend
= 1"s Di~9'' -S'. :, JAMES sPALDING, r.
octs-sm Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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RISING sun INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
RISING SUN. IND.

Hoard OF DIrectOfSs ]
8. Hathaway. b. B. Loring- Jacob e: q: wells,
Jno. W: spencer. John Grace. f. W HrS5,hhasAy'
w r. Pate VIM. II. Powell, George Gillespie.
B. J, HATHAWAY. Sec,y. y. HArdAh AZ > EreS u
The stock Of both Companies is owned and the
this State and their ope
raons are confined exclusively 70 the State OF Indiana
Risks taken oe Buildings Merehandze and also th
eargoes Flaboat and Steamboats at equitable rates
premium by H. " uH a IN"
oct27-d3m ASonN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

SMALL Pox-scARLET FEvKk-EEAsIEs.
Railways Ready Relief is not oaly a cure far
these infectious malsdies, bnt will prevent those
who use the Ready Relief and Regulators against
the Infection.
we have known the r. R. Relief rid the
whole neighborhood Of the infection nf Small
Fox and Scarlet Fever. We have likewise know
shIpmasters who have saved the lives of their
crews aud passengers, and entirely driven off
the small Pox and Ship Fever from their yes-
sells. by sprinkling the Ready Relief through
their infected ships. 1t is astonishing what hap.
by effects the Ready Relief will have il freely
sprinkled in places where the infections an
contagious pois0ns prevail.
We will guarantee that if those who are now
suffering with fever and ogue or its effects, will
place their systems under the influence ofRad.
ways Ready Relief and r gulaiors, to cure them
OF this distressing malsdy. and TO free them
from the fever of ague that is now lingering in
their systems and 10 render 'keir bodies ague
proc. against renewed attacks.
Those nowsuflerirg from engagements ofthe
Spleen, engagements Of the Liver, and other
organic enlargements, are promised srerdy de-
liverance from lheirmseries by the r. r. Relief
and Regulators,
We now drectthe attention Of the public TO
our second great discovery for the cure of
chronic disease.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
No. II.-R.R. RESoLyENr
HuMoRs-cHRoxic DISEASES.

MISUNDERSTANDING DISEASES.
Diseases that have been lingering in tn
sys EN- for length OF time, tainting the blood
with impurities and covering the body r;th
sores and ulcers; diseases Inherited by her
editary descent, 81 contracted by incubation.
or transmiytrd by other . seases; over all of
which So d diseases and disorders in this sec
ond class,
RAILWAYS RENovATING REsoLvENr
Possesses the most positive curative powers.
This all powerful remedy has performed
m racles n he way ct cures. 1t has made
many persons sound and whole, whose fe h
was one mass Of corruption, and who were
so disfgure by disease as TO render them OBJ
jects repulsIve 10 the sight.
HuMoRs--BaD BLOOD
Chronic diseases, scrofulous and sypLiltic
cmplain:s, consump ion, and other Elections
of the lungs and throa., lnduIations and or
ganic enlargemen's, chronic rheama ism, CLAM
duiar sweilings, hacking dry cough, cancer
Gus affections, bleeding OF the lungs, dyspep-
STA, water brash, tic doler ux, white swelling
tnmors, "lcers. p diseases, female complaints
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