davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18


5000 numbeis corTt sroDolfg with those on the
Tickets ate placed iii wheel fhe prizes are placed
III sno her wheel. A number is drawn from the
Der wheel snd at the same time prze is drawn from
tie other wheel The PrIze drawn 10 plsc- asaius.
tho number drawn This operation is repeated until
all the pnzes drawn Uut
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Enclose the money 10 tur ADDRESS for the tickets
ordered, re ceipt which they will be forwsrdeo
by inst mail.
The list Of drawn numbers aud prizes will he sent
TO purchasers immediately after tie drawing.
EF- Purchasers y ill please write their signstures
PLAIN cad give their pct othce. equity and state.
re- Remember, that every Prize is dlawn and pay
abie IN full wIthou. cedurtlon
Esr- All prlzes Of 4 l,UO0 and under, rsid imme
disteiy alter the craving: oshar prizes at the usna
OF 50 days
Al. communications strictly confidential
Ill tickets eashed renewed in otner tickets q
eith-r otfce Gel5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

BARGAINS FOX CHHIS rMAS PIKE.
ID SENTS.-AU6USTUS mAiLERr would re-
mind those wishing 10 pu'chsss ch ap Goods a. fol-
lows: Rich Satin Closss at SO apiece, rich Cloth
do at 81 apiece, black Llo do variety patterns
q handsome assortment of black Silks, fancy silks,
all wool De Laines fat cy DE Lsues, Merinos large
variety # Cambric aud Swiss Collars. Sleeves Cam
brIc hands white and fancy and colored Gloves Em-
broidered, Henstitr hei aud Plain Posket Hdkfs.,
Silk Pocket Hdkts. Norsted and Raw Silk Hose,
Tarlton for dresses, LadisS Vests &c. DESTROYS to
reduce my stock of these snd various other Goods
| the season, greater bargains than ever may be sx'
pected. AUGUSTUS MAlLERT,
de Is Al Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

FATAL RESULT OF POLITICS We take the fol.
lowing from the Lincoln, Tenn, Journal:
A Mr.. Thompson, for some cause, real or imag-
mary, took occasion to denounce the Know Moth
iDgs in public manner, when DIR Pueh, who was
p esent, said he was Know Nothing, and il
Thompson included him in his depunciations he
was a scoundrel, or words to that effect The par
ties then closed for fight. Thompson threw
Pugh; friends interposed to seperate them, and
while in the act of raising Thompson, oush In.
ficted a terrible wound with knife in the
abdomen of Thompson, letting ont his iEtestines;
Thompson drew pistol and fred; the shot missed
Pugh. but took effect in the side of another man,
passing through into the hip of another man.
Thompson then remarked to his friends that he
was dead man, and expired in eight minutes af.
ter receiving the wound. We have not learned
the condition of the two men shot, but learn that
Pugh was taken into custody and an investigation
would take place at once. Pugh AID Thompson
one physician and the other a merchant-resi
ded near each other and though differing in poll
tics were personally very waf M friends
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18
CAPITAL PRIZE

SOUTHERN MILITARY4 ADEMTLOTTERY
Ctns n,
To be drawn il the city of Movie, Alabama in pub
lie en-
FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1857. on the Plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS
JOHN HURTEL and w. w MCGUIRE EsQs Com.
pIssisDers
$4,000 TIcke1s--3 x95 Prizes!
MORE THIN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
IICkE rs!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

A LUCKY MUSIcIAs.-A blind band organist,
who went about the streets of Rochester, n Y /,
with pale sicky little daughter, has fallen heir
TO an estate in Wales, said to be worth 81 0o0Oo0.
prominent legal firm in that city Is now engaged
In ma king ont the necessary papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

y, ZHt pflIes amounting to n,n
Whole Tickets $40; halves quarters 80
The st 307 prizes decide ed In the ususI rs,r.
THs S,00 prizes of $40 will be determined he ~.
last figure OF the 90 nber that draws the Is is con &
Fer example, If this rumoer drawing the q Is uno
prize ends with No !, then all The ticketa bsrs IN
number ends IN will be entitled to $40 If the nnT
6eE enos with No. then all the tickets where the
number ends in viii be entitled to $40 and 40 ON 70
y te'nhcaies OF packages viii be sold at the fol
lowing 'stea which is tn risk: ~ A
Cefhcate OF Package Of 10 whole Tickets ... $50
20 half ~ 80
10 quarter . Is
address orders for Tickets or Certificates eitbsr n
3 SWAN N co. Atlanta Ga
or = SWAN, Men nfrrmery, Ala
de 10 or SWAN, Box pos Mobile Ala
I. ohN tsAINhS AC4lsE mY l4DTTERY
Glass 1:S,
1 . Do dEaWn In the city of Atlanta, Georgia in pub
ic on
4 1..epday, January 2Otb. IS57
On tie plan OF SINGLE sUMREKs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

NOUDS FOX SERVANTS " Il A k...
u Fisnaels, Linseys, Blankets, shaws Wrap.
pings OF various qualities, Cotton and woolen Hose,
for the present season. closing out cheap.
MiLLHISEk Il BRO,
de- IT a3 Rr al street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

naEsS 81. AS. UnESS , Lhs cur
IL aaso ,tment in Silks, being still ger than
is desirable will offer tho greatest iasueements
10 purchasers who may favor us with cali Ladies
msy rely on getting a SILK Dress from s5to $le
cheaper than at any her pacs in the cy and large
va-i=ty to select from besides
J. MILLHISER BRO,
a.. 1913 Broaa street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18
SwAN l. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
SOUTHERN MILITARY AcAprs

GLAssM
To be drawn in the cfy ef Mobile Ala, iu rubls ON
saturday, January 10, 1897,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
Joan euRrEL and W. W. Mc6UIss, Eso,.. Com.
missicners. - ~
10 010 Tickets q 3Sn pr;ya.,
MoFs tAaa One Prize 70 Eevy Tea Tioiet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

CUMPULND l. rn ACT OF Wild
~ CHERRY AND WOOD NAPTHA.-Ths great
Fanacea for Coughs, Colds, Group, Wbooping
rati contains al ths virtues of Mild Cherry Bark
combined with Wood NepI ha. q remedy highly 'ua-
ed by Dr. Pastngs and other eminent physsians. Tor
its great efficacy 10 diseases of the langs IL suays
Coughs ms tn. heals the lungs, and by iis
curative powers bids fair to bs bessns to hu-
munity. Pfics 81 cents per bottle. Fer sale BY
T.. j. PlCOf,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

= ROUND CUEFEE AND sPtCES; Ia
" ker's Broma and Coco.; Mustard; Chocolate;
Fig B,ue and Pearl starch; for sale by
SIZER u PHAUP,
de II "a Maia straet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

S@gersnSs Of his Troops Treasacn, of the
Wounded, Dc, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

,nhYANTs CLOTHING.-We have In
- store r cetvDg this day large and very de-
BILE stock of Servants Clothinx comprising heavy
Plot, Petershsm and ether kinds OF Over Goats,
Sleeps Grey .pd every other de- rabIe sty OF Coats
Pants and Vess, with good supply of Fiznnel
81 IRIS Drawers and Socks To which VS. ask the
attention of purchasers, pledeipg ours. to sci
these gods low they BE- bought in the
IA n KEEN RAIDWIN& co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

a.ThULUts u .--4stu ii me DUtALL Pro
"A FEssoR OF AsTRoLCGY AND PHRENoLoGY, all
her arrival in this city .nd respectfully IN
vtes all persons wishing t. con ult her AS FOhAL
sCIkHtE OF relating TO Future Events. hsnsme
DUya is lstsly from Europe, where she sucsess-
fu y patrouized by the pobiity there. der --latest
uractce was IL aship g:on where ahe also received
fstt.uus encouragement Her stay now in kica.
nond viii be for short time only, she is taking
tour through the United States
ry- Ke.idsnes on Charity aud st. Paul streets.
&c 5--Ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

IL Frsnch Brandy; Ota Dupuy 4 Co.; scotch
~ hiskey; Holland Gin; Madeira, sherry and Port
Wines; Domestic, Pale and Dirk Brsndy; Virginia
Peach and Apple do. Old Family Rye and Magnolia
Whiskey; for sale by SiZER l. fHAUf,
da n "a Main etreet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

o. D. bkipGFoED, n. rINsLEY PATS,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS
u DKIDGFOkD a. CO.. General Cemmis.
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on t,le Dock,
Richmnpd Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

pPfEp...z5 bbis. Aibemarle APPLhS
"A such az Pippins, Mi.aIns. Jaaetiipgs SC
ALSO,
l50 boxes RAISlNs. different size boxes
8 bbls CRANBERRIsS
JOG bsxee FIRE CRACKERS
io0 coo TUhPEDOES -
For sale bv JAMES MOORE,
Na 10 - Onposite St Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

II ENTUCKY JEANS, MT l2t cts. a yard.
IN Just recsived, one case of Kentucks Jeans, at
I23 cents yard. ALFRED MOSES,
oe n 63 MaipI (.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20

commence suit against the City Marshal, made
. report to the effect that for prosecution there
must be some specific charges made WHEREOF
to base the grounds of prosecution. Ate,
some remarks, charges were preferred by Mes.
srs. Scantlin and Kron.
Mr. Kratz was appointed Committee to
collect, and dispose of at 81 SO Der pair to
Messrs. Topf & Long, the butts off the old
hose.
The subject of reducing the taxable proper
ty of Mr.. Monroe, was referred to the Mayor
and Mr.. N. to answer under oath as to the
value OF has property and time of assessment
Mr. Marconniers petition was laid on the
table, as he was not present to answer ques-
tons.
Council adjourned till Wednesday evening,
the 10th, then to meet the City Treasurer for
the purpose of eancelling city orders that may
now be in his hands
WELL II. WALKER, City Czerh
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20

GTA large concourse of people assembled
on the river yesterday morning to witness the
skating match, and to enjoy skate them
selves The match was not for high enough
prize TO make it very profitable to the winner,
the prize being only a new hat-but it drew
into the lists anumber Of fast men" and was
tightly contested. The prize was won by
Billy Sutton.
The contestants were principally our Eng
iish draymen, and they made good time
Everything passed off good humoredly, and
the spectators enjoyed it heartily.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20
CO N G ssIoNAL.
THIRTY-FoURTH coNGREss-F4RsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10

/ WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
HoUsE.-Hickman offered resolution en-
joining the Committee on Elections to send fol
persons and papers in relation to the Kansas
contested election case.
Phelphs thought the attempt to exercise
power would be an act of usurpation as Reed
er does not claim to be elected by virtue Of q
law passed by the Kansas Legislature He
defended his constituents from the charge o.
being border ruffians; which had been repeated
here and elsewhere by one Senator Wilson
who comes from State where men warred on
deienceless women, and burnt the Ursuline
Convent. He condemned earnestly the anti
slavery of Kansas, and claimed that the Mis-
sourians desired not to shed blood, but to sus-
tain laws.
Washburn, of Maine, regretted Phelps had
INDUCED in such remarks, which were exceed
ingly exciting, not to say infammatory. A
large majority of tie people Of the country be-
heved in their hearts that there was no Leqis
lature of Kansas at ALL nor anything having
vigor or effect Of law, under which the election
was held, by which Mr.. Whitfield claims his
seat as a delegate. This matter should be in
vestigated, and how is this to be done unless
power to send for persons and papers is Civ
en-.
New York, Feb. 10.
A dispatch from the American Consul at
Halifax says the Pacific anchored at River
Shannon, on account of the severity Of the
weather.
ST.. Louis, Feb 10.
Weather warm. Been showing hard since
noon. River stationery. Teams still crossing
on the ice.
CINCINNATI, Feb 49,
Weather cool. No Indication of a general
thaw.
Flour dull; receipts continue very light and
prices unchanged. Nothing done in proyi-
sions. Whisky in good demand at 2oa2oL
Groceries inactive. prices firm. Sugar scarca.
New YORK, Feb. 10.
Flour again declined; sales of $500 bbls at
S7,for straight State, and So 121s for Ohio;
SO II for Southern. Corn declined; sales oil
5000 bushels at 78c, for mixed. Mess pork
decllnea' safes OF 100 bbls ut SIS ga Beef
dull. Lard has advanced, sales of SO bbls al
lo74c. WHISKY remains firm, sales of so
bbls Stocks higher.
BALTIMORE Feb. 49,
Sales OF 2Oo bbls Howard street flour at
~ 81; City Mills held at the same. Small sales
white wheat 81 COOL 70. Rye 81 52@1 So.
Yellow corn 56@59c, /
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20

River BREAKING---FIRsT DISASTER. Yes
terday afternoon late, the ice commenced run
ming on the Kentucky shore, bet not extend
ing far out in the river. The horse ferry boat
has the honor of being itemized as the first dis
aster of the breaking up we have to record
The ice swept her loose, and cut off the cabin
from the hull. She foatcd down some little
distance, but was caught The one-horse en-
gines had been stabbed on shore and thus
were notinjured The weather was very mild
last evening, and we shall not be surprised to
find the ice running by Evansville this morn
ing. The ground was again whitened with
snow after dark last evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20
C9f Datlp yOurnaL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
- - 49,
Width of the River Here

The following has been handed US by Mr..
Henry G. Moore Engineer. It appears by his
measurement, the river here is wider than the
Mississippi at ST. Louis:
Mr.. SANDERs:-The width of the river at
this place was measured on the ice to-day, and
found to be as follows:
From curbstone in front of Pavilion Hotel
to the top of bank on opposite side, 2,8l6 feet.
Present surface of water, 1859 feet; the latter
being 88 feet less than half mile. The above
corresponds almost exactly with measure
ment | made two years ago, by triangulation-
the most correct way. II. G. M.
Evansville, Feb. 18th, 1856.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20
Proceedings of the City Council.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. l8.
Council met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ont Mayor Hopkins, and Councilmen Steele
scantlin, Stephens, Elliott, Hedderich, Kron
krats, Pushee, Hunnel and Mentzer.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
lhe following allowances were made:
II. @. Wheeler 81 80, bill for mortgage anf
acknowledging same, for Washington Fire
company and for interest on money borrowed
the city purposes.
M Renchler, 81 40, for repairing tools.
w. Il. Walker, $41 81, for one months
salary.
Jas. Steele. 81 for hanging School House
BELLS
Bodiam Mining company. SO eofor five loads
of coal.
JAS. Craft, 81 Is for hauling barrels &c.
Ronald Fisher, Superintendent of the Fire
Department, made report for the week ending
Feb. 10th, showing the condition of the Public
-cisterns and Fire apparatus, which was re-
ceived and ordered filed. Said Superintendent
was ordered to have the spouting of cisterns
repaired, and also to attend to the repairing of
any further breaks which may occur either in
the spoutage or Fire apparatus-presentin
bills duly attested for the same.
A petition was presented from Messrs.
Green q Thompson, praying the Council to
make an appropriation for the benefit of the
tColored children's school now kept by Mr..
Green-petition being signed by Sam,l Orr
John Shanklin and many others. After some
discussion the petition was laid on the table bv
an unanimous vote.
Messrs. P. GO Riley and M. Sherwood made
.astat4ment to the effect that an error was made
in the January Report of said ORiley. as
notwithstanding in adding up the amount
500 too much was made to appear, and he
desired a correction of the error-and also
that Mr.. Gwathmey's account of the receipts
of the wharf as taken from the monthly report
was Sis more than said Wharf Master had
collected, and he wished to be credited with
that amount, in order that Mr. G.'s account
would accord with the city books and the ac
count Of said ORiley-stating at the same
time that the above mentioned amount, was for
charges made the last year against boats that
it was an impossibility to get anything from
Fhe error was found in the report, the same
was corrected, and Mr.. otRiley credited with
sis.
The report of B. Mills, Esq, was read and
referred back to the committee for correction.
The Mayor, as q Committee appointed to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20

HEAVY FAFIURE.-Mr John McAIurtry of
Lexington, KY, carpenter, architect and foun-
dry-ma has failed for about 100000: his
assets not amounting to half that sum. His
failure takes sakes several other persons with
him, and its effects is considered one of the
most disastrous they have had in Kentucky
for many years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20
PEalW naa.ru,a.s.v

HsHE undersigned viii commence operations in Evansville
on he ceraer OF Eight and Division STREETS
March next he viii haze hands all kinds flows
Diamonds and Uriefs plows
ana Fo horse and also satso plows Tries improved
Ptows All other tarmiEs tools viii be male here if
@ Tor The Undersigned would saft all the River bot
Bows both above and below Evansville. and al the
Ihdng country to call. and the Kentuekv ews
come over ndty pos and Twill sci chea and
piQWs than any others made in the ooun try
LANES URfF. 81
r ST. will do all pillow rnendng both iron and
pow laying and sharpening Bring eipPles
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20

OF A large wagon propelled by four yokes
of oxen arrived here from the sucker State.
laden with game. 1t contained among 9TH
er animals, twenty-one whole deer. 1t ap-
pears to us the Game Law of Illinois is not Of
much avail along the Eastern and Southern
sections of that State
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20

6TDan. Rice, the universal favorite of the
juveniles, is at Boston.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FoR THE JoURYAI
Arrival of the Cahawba.

arrival OF the Cahawba.
New York, Feb. 10.
The steamship Cahawba from N. Orlean:
and Havana has arrived Her datesfrom Hay.
ana are to the 18th inst.
The Cahawba toWed the U. s. frigate, Sara
toga, out of the harbor Of Havana, being bound
to Pensacola
The markets are unchanged.
The New Orleans was struck by lightning
at sea, and put into Havana to repair She
would probably have to discharge her cargo.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.
The report relative to the safety of the Pa
cifc, appears to have very little foundation.-
1t has been traced toa private letter received
at Halifax by the Canada, dated January %,
cotaining the following paragraphs:
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28.--Weather has been
very severe during the past week. Pacific
has been obliged to put into the Shannon riv-
er on her way out of the channel, and the
Royal Charter, the Australian steamer, was
forced to put back to Plymouth There can
be but little reliance placed upon such reports
- eA0 "D'0h00 VI any Ielefehce TO the racine, I
by the Canada, which brings five DAYS later
adYlces than the date Of the above.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. TO-
The Session yesterday Of the American Ma
Aonal Council exhibited the utmost turbulence
growing out OF two sets Of Pennsylvania del
'gates claiming seats In consequence of alb
'ence OF President Bartlett VIM. Sheets of
nd was temporarily elected Chairman, but
Charles D. E1eeman, ofPhiladel-
'nia' claimed the right to preside being
zee PRESIDENT OF the Council. A scene of
9niusion ensued which was only terminated
y aaIoqrnme4t. Caucuses were heldhy rival
actions last night. Southern members re-
OWED 10 MAINTAIN at all hazards the 18th Sec
ion of the National platform.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20

DEBT OF THE TINTED STATEs.-The total
debt of the U. S. is S38, 1863, $50 81.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20
FARNEEss9 EEoTEL.
coRsER ogxsgEsE !. ! ASp ,w4.I.EBT srsEE1


EVANSVILLE, IND.
FENE ed ho tel has been rSeen u
Il ready for the accom- edasion II either
transfer teustona. The airy and
table j. Supplied 9Th The best the r1arket aForas
WAGON TARD.-I have just added to the Totata
dry Wagon YARD to which Invite attention If ~
the country Every attention Willie paid to their
and to the safety of the il sattle. 800 ~s- -
Terms me- derase. e. n. MosELY f
-Iay7~ PRO prietnr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20
PREPARED d Z -
j A III II S C. a Y II r

= PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL MASS
Price 70 cents per box. Five bexes for 81
SOLD ny
Keller. Farnsley Co.. EvansvilIe Ind.
I age q Crawford. 0wensviiie;
Hal Ioek K Parmiter. Rrincctsp; sss
q. y Binghaln Patoka; = fF.sass+s
". J. W hiting q. Cyn thians;
: IL Jaquess q Co. PosevviIIa: - sb=ssssf ~.
5essrs Gardiner at BIairsviile and WndesyilIc3 F.
Y Williams and Robertson West Franklin: ssssss<
Lr tlloula NeEeInan and as. Sanoso m Mt. yernon
q u2spe m ~ Bro. BoonFi.ie;a - -
Bowers 4 Sargent. NewbnFrlf:
! dams Is Can pbeli, Petersbaralf; sask $50 -
req kekstein. Cincinnati. o.. and All drugxistss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20
MEDICINAL.
E A MILY PHYSTC.


NE has long existed public demand for an
purgatlve pil which could relied as sure ana PER-
sale II us operation This has been
yey SHOWN with what acccnp shes the purpose
0esighed it's make physical PILL not to
~ ness Alb which should have of
mas been here. and with we would
pectiay bmit the publ deoisin has been
Is aerlae andirTtating the boes This
Many OF them gripinr main an
oh IN the system to than the
gooa 20 be derived from them These Pills no rri
tation or pain unless it ari from previously existing
reon or derangeu ent in the bowels Being vege
table harm arise
rs be ter that any medicine taken
Minute directions for their which
are applicable are gvenon the box. COM
liver Complaint IN its Of dies
Indigestion banguor and loss ppetite IIstsssnes Trri
fs6llify Bilious e adaehe Bous Fever, Fever and gue
sequence diseased action in liver san thew
Hofa prompt and relief costfveness niles choIe
cyseRtsry bnors seroala and carvy 6s With soreness
o the BODY ulcers andimpurit the blood: IN shaYt an
ans every case wherca purgative required. = -
nAye also produced sezae singala
Of the HI cart. pains in the back SIC side They
treely IN the spring of the year purify
ana ths system foT the change
aoss the
aelen ans restores thea ppetite yisor They ' the
blood and by their stimuli on the circnlatory
the strength Of the body,
dsea cd energies OF the whole organism Hence M oeea
oni taeeoNs
exists but unnecessary dosing shoald carried
20 pargatiVe
en e. 8en toexcess The thousand which pbyse
required he here hut
81 = every hod1s and lids tly heliev
etteF purpose than
as hihe to eea avaaAe gnanind. hen their
oaee known se pnhliein longer douht remedy
Q SioPIey when 10 need afa eathartie medicine.
icing SUGAR wrapped theare Fieasa and being
aey vegseabe 40 harm can arise from in any
For minute direetions t,o
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-20

EBRiNTs.-sca cases blue aad orange Prints
do blue and white DO
! do English Furniture Prints
3 do do solid black do
Hrset sfs aug tar sale by JAMES Low e. CO., L.
AoFS' a@R 4i5 Main street, Louisville KY.