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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-07


ID ESP &C rFULLY in forv the citizens lie
~ that they have formed partnership in the
practice Of MedicIn and Surgery
actively engaged in the profession for
aud become familiar With the diseases Incl
climate hev their experience and
cess will entts them q share of public patronage
Main and Locust.
posise Once, eithe both them may
sonsult ted unless absent protest. onal business
| AQi9-
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NEW AIk AZ A NC e NJ e VI.
DAVID O'NEiL,
M e e G. II A N II II A ILOR.

Second street. Main sad Locust.
EMAS received and opened fine asscrtment OF Cloths
different eoiors of fine quality and the
latest with richest such plain and fan
velvets sans silks &C. with goods for hus-
All these goods of the best quality and hand
varieties brouahtt this city My old customers
and citizens generally invited to examine them.
prepared frstrAte workmen make goods In
.hs in all eases s~r2 tt
STORAGE WANTED.
prepared Fire Proof w rehouse
w quantity of GraiR. Produce Merchandise, OK
tho mostIiberal terms.
Havlngar airy stairs particular will
taken Household Furaiture. Agricultural Implements
all kinds goods to damage from damp oil
russ.
Logger when desired.
Warehou located on corner and W and
lanai and most shipping by River Rail-
road Applyto uovI GEO. FOSTER & 90.
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" Va. a EEL

.
WNTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
SO PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The un-
iesigned respectfully inform his the public
and vicinity that having based
oft the late Off & W. Reilly he in
Grocery and Produce at the old
stand this opportunity returning
nast avors merit nontnu-
| sncs ~ the same ie2n-Iv WILLIAM REILLY
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IRISH LINEN s,

Hi - IL LIN Elm y.
DAWASKS, &C.
EUST reoeved direct nanufaeturers in Larxau
- and Banbrdge. ireland. we'll selected stock OF Line
Goods, viz:
l2-4 Linen Sheetings soft finish n grass bleach;
4o-inoh Pillow-ease Linens do do:
36. inch Shifting, do do:
Bleached Oamasi Table Cloths, asserted sizes,
White brown do do
Bleaehed do Napkins;
Bleached and brown Huckabaok Towels;
Linen Cambric Handkerchief etc.
Wetnvite the attention of BUYERS
ae retail Possessing the facilities which do def
competition here else where - 49,
SHANKLIN & REILLY
deeI Corner Main ana F;rst Sweets
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sRSM RBUSHELs Ear Corn.
- tW w 100 bushels oats.
900 bushels shelIed corn AZ

&U ~ 100 bushels oats.
800 bushels shelled corn. At
sau HEADEN'S
DEIFUMERtES.-Pom potts. ars aud oSsi
L. Hsir ronics as San de Lustrha Bears, OIL Rose OIL
Mao1ssar J. Bandolins Curling Fluid, Hair Gioss etc;
waer Toilet do. Florida do Eau De Cologne.
Water n vine de Vemet for render
an the skin oft well mparTg delicate
rue Exractsfor the Handkerchief
and 9th rs; Powders Tooth FASTEST TT
az ire Month and Aromatic vi egar; Toilet and Infant
Powder all other articles in the line Of Toilet use
~ ssts ~ NJ MIELsCH.
sagi6 tirststreet. onnosire Fo@+-orne e.
NEW YORK COM MISSION saOUSEs
THOMAS IL. MAGHEE,
xfsAcxRH PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
94South William street, New York,
"a aG congratulated with an extensive oDnection
10 the above business. respectfully sOicits eonsign
snkn of kinds of Western Produce, which wilrceive
AAlsdate aud personal attention at the owesi possible
teate charges Particular will he be slowed
-sannenmenis Of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
<ade on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE& CO.,
feblo-0 Evansville. Ind
6NHE APER Y ETi-Superans ana Buck wheat Floarf
~ sale ct reduced PTicesb by
AS~P J. ", & g, YJCKERY
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NEW WAsHINE TON HOTEL


of this House have removed from their
old stand their Hotal inst finish
al opposite the House. where they epared
all others who
AZ upon them in much superorstyl than formerly
Thank u patronage espeoully solicit
an same shall all deavors
will De the best the market affords and
| charges moderate.
| eyl0-d&wtf FELkEK HEDDHktpH
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WHOL as aa.11 151G1 .@SIa5 :

~ al - a. A - nS~s
AWE have hand of the complete and de-
w srsble stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
the Western Market which offer all cash
time buyers remarkably low rates Our Roods
with in quality style and
price we willing 70 duplicate the bills Of any regular
the mountanl Our stock consists in part
tina following articles:
Brown and muslins cloths aatinets
prints nsey Innings silks satins velvets vestn
carpets cA.hmeres oohurg de LANES. hats
hornets ribbons umbrellas seamless Rags hawls saches
Ee &c.
Together With large of Notions all
from Yankee clock to cambria needle. Also large tocb
of
WELL MADE CLOTHENG,
rot pressly for trade and give salts
etio Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge sthing showing asttle
sss for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH.
Main street, I'd door eve State Bank.
epZS Evansville
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NO NO AfUN5.,,. -.
HXLOWER vases. travelling paniOns,
IL best London ing eight and ten key'd French
accordsons French harps dolls, marb.s; toys,
sea mounaes oombs superior needles pns tooth
picks key rings pencils. steel pens, teoth brushes wax
chess Emsrsons staps, toilet
oap jumping aad battle doors With
variety of netions for sale BY A O. PUShEE.
undsr Odd PelloMs, Hall. Eirstst.
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READ THE roLLOwIsc cEHTrrrcATxs

LONDON. Laurel Ky, Nov. l. 1897 &
MEssRs v. Fl. L. Co.-Last month when o . Viri$
Louisville. having afflicted with the chs and
hndi relief in the various -emediee
that took Induced give your Fever and Ague Cure
a trial and in days missed the chill and have
daily Think the dis will
on me woud earnestl,
to who afflicted with Fever and
ChiIls. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAFAX.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-07

STOVES AND TGNWAKE.s
JAS. SOANTLIN & SON
Ct A RE supplied for the Fall Trade They have
RE{ hans one Of the most complete assortments
49, TO Els Of all kinds Go king. Paror Heating
" y Stoves, of all descriptions and coal Coal
Fancy and Common and
Also a assortment of FTNWARE on hand Thew are
prepared TO attend prices
their old stand Main street between second
Third sign the Coffee Pot Be particular AZ there
re several stores in the same block ep27-tf
j, LAuGHLIE, JR..s..T. A. CRANE........-wM, COOKE
CRANE, COOKE d CO..
Water Street batSeen Main and Locust streets.
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CRAWFORD BELL,


Evansville Ind
receiving largest best seected stock
Il Drugs Medicines &c br uEh TO the city of Ev
Every article public warranted
bestauality My will be
the putting az all orders and prescriptions
The stock consist in part of the folio winRs
10 Bbbls EPSON salts, bills Spirits Turpentias
do Glseber do. S do Alcohol rs A. p.
Gases English Reid Borax. = Cssss Cream Tarter.
Csse Gum Opium. 10 do Sup. Carb. Soda.
do Sheilac. Case Carbonate AaRnsssAs
do do Coral, l DO Called do
Ceroons Spanish Fost Indigo, Bale Alez'd SIENNA.
HID Ombro Nader. do India do.
$50 Sulps! Quinins, Gases Sur Liqusries.
20 o.. SulpH. Merphia. 200 Kegs White Lead.
10 do Acelste do. Bbis Caster Oil:
Bbls Copel Varnsh, s 100 n1s 6ss.d ndow Rissss
do Linseed Oil, 80 boxes AsC- G s4iseswsrs.
s do Lara Oil, % lbs ChlorofoTn.
Brandes and other liquors for Family and medical
ne mhl3-ly
bsU ssEkEk$ SUITED AT LASTyt
CRAWFORD BELL calls the attention Of the Ladies 70
u folio articles which he has nvoicd ezpressy
which be had at his Washington
Block building, Main street.
Extracts in small bottles for culinary
purposes. comprising the following: So.
do Rose; do Mace; 90 Cloves;
Mustard Premium; Mustard English:
Mustard superior article by Sadler. Firth Col Salad
Oil Root Essen Ginger picoa. Isinglas Gaatins.
the article of Indigo brought this market
Merrills; Hope Mills: Dnrfee Heek
Farnd desirable article for children ard In
vads Spices Sarh other article the housekpeg
IN n ED in his slime. mh2z
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EiiOVAL.

HNHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Esahsh-
second street. mediately opposite the Pree-
terrain Church. in the offee with Dr. Wood whore he
would be glad all his old customers and goody num-
OF and would he pleased n them with
nythng his line such shirts draw
maie to order the shortest possible uauce.
Thank for favors he would most respectfully solicit
y26 j. l.. NELMs.
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N 4TCH RIP AIRING

FNHE Undersigned bavRg the above bushes
Evansville natters himself with the hope shat his
experience skill in all desert ptions time measuriDg
machinery will trial. be found worthy the attention
resilient citizens the city but alss these
aom prisnF the .'circumambie vieinaee.''
His the Post Once where he can be found A. ala
OFFICF HOURS. mys ft r. II. GATES.
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THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock 81
Goods. comprising large assortment OF W acnes
Clocks &c. formerly owned by g. Gossen would resFect
FIJI of Evansville and Vioinity that he
the business at the old stand on
and Locust. and would he happy to wait on al
with call promising TO give satisfaction
nv NO sale The ENTIRE " DO sold small advance
wIrHoCr ANY REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES
! and all goods warran tel represented. =, :,
kz- kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired IN the
pest ; m n1ef' anu ~ CHAS BtRNUM.
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EDefaA & Nass1S
LIVERY AND ALE STABLE,
On LOCUST. BErW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
g.. no SES. Buggies Carriages. gzSSE=SssEA<EsA
gs4ssS and onnibdsses. always for hire EsSq vi
- the above stable. Carriages excursions
ties and funerals always hand. An prepared boar
oorsss and keep them in the hest order.
My fine hack will hereafter he kept rum constantly
turing the day. and will be steamboats hotels for this
accommodation f those wishing it. II will also he
rea citizens 70 during the night ny ieavn
raers Rt the stable. my9 T. Fl nEGARMo-
). Il osLEsBY. j. s MACAULAY
OGGESBY k aCAUEAY,
Commit IS on 81 Forwarding Merchants
NO. IS ToH0UPIToULAS STREET.
New ORLEASE, La.
IBBRAL Cash advances made on Consignments to the
Ia shove address by JOHN 5. MITCHELL.
jan26-1yd Water st~AAt
ANOTfER INVOICE DE RLA a UAa N
SCALES.
SS0RTED 7oohs warranted true and good aud in price
"a far below any in the market Call soon st.
CHAS. 8. WELLS,
2 dnors below the Baf ian 10 IF.
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NHEA PER YET!-Superane ana Buckwheat Fiourf
t<~T w. & g, yJcKERY
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NNW VORR Ran EKli

WEhavs rented the Brick Rriding First street.
wo donrs below N ssrs Viees and in few DAYS
will ,csiving Srring Stock We would respectully
friends aud and the trade gene
rally to shall be prepared to offer them
hath in the quality Of Goods and in our
prices will goods to all cash and prompt time
other house in the West aud we solicit
"" feb2S S. 1'Se v - J. H. W. W. MORGAN.
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I'D 90 - = Z ? = z
TAKEN AT TIE sun BEAM

z 81
VV AvINa Hlfa entire change in nv mammoth SIX
Light xhisa N enable to sake m Ich fier pic
that prparAd to take PIC
II Ill ztiab will pare favorablY with any taken
In this West. ~,
htv. aIs1 assooistei with ne for short time Mr. j.
WI, Is IT ye1rs experience by
both OF always DC found
TIN reat y e. take pictures
tr sfa- n5sr she nlaos opposite the Post ON
N W Ns prsatrat &c Sc cut azd aSs likeaesses
Ioess1,f ~ W. W. TILESroN.
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MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY %
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.

cosHnR or LocUST AND STREETS. Ev ASsvLLE IND

Robert Barnes John 8. Hopkins, Nm. HealsaaF
Philip Decker, II. ID. Aiis, VIM. X. Pres
ton, and I'm. Baker.
ryHIS ia now prepared take risks upon pro-
perty situate To- and Country within the ooenSs
OF the of Posey GIBSON ana
T1ip,lsH..O- NJ - WIN BAKER. Prest.
OAIeesoAS' ROB'T BARNES. Tress.
pon,- y.s,rv sea,rv oct25d1v
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OO-PARTNEfsNEI

yMVlE have this day formed
nier the Of Han irl jk MoRea and VIII eon q !
she business at the stand OF n ~
bricks e 10. v X aEHDNiOAo'
daoI2-tf w. A. M'HSA.
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Ma n sON A l. M OF TEL,
New burgh, Ind.
MRS. II. l.. u ENTECO EEf
Ii Respectfully informs the Evansville and III
The travlip community generA that he has opsned the
National Hotel Nwburgh and to receive
sient and permanent The house is ans newly
nishea is vol arranged inside for comfort and BEAUTIFULLY
situated on the Ohio river The table win he vel supplied
at all times the Evansville market Horses Carri-
will be Every attention will be raid
20 those who the house The public are
coliited to rive the house call. mnsi-t
gHNICKINGS-75b Ticking: Is bales Hickory Knitting
D in store and for safe by JAMES Low 4 Co..
mvs 4is Main street. Louisville. NY.
q ATTN ETTR.-2 eases eandett pixed; cases gold Ane
- hrown black and brown eases ossherettss
ree'd to-day and for vale by JAMES Low 70
Assj Hsis street tcui VIII. Ez
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-22
What Adam Knew Not,

The many things that Adam missed are here
ADAM knew not what it was to be boy,
70 wheedle pennies from doting sire,
With which to barter for some pleasing toy,
Or cain the rising of Il strong desire.
To suck an orange. Nor did he
Ere cast the shuttlecock of battledore-
Nor were his trowsers ever out at knee,
From playing marbles on the kitchen floor
He never skated DER the frozen rill,
When winters covering o err earth was spread ;
Nor glided down the slippery hill,
With pretty girls upon his Sled.
He never swung upon his fathers gate
Or slept III sunshine on the cellar door,
Nor roasted chesnuts at the kitchen CRATE,
Nor spun his Huntington upon the floor.
He ne er amused himself with rows Of bricks,
To see, if one fall, all come down;
Nor gazed delighted at the funny tricks
Of harlequin, or travelling circus clown
BY gradual growth, he never reached the age
When cruel Cupid first invokes his art,
And stamps loves lesson, page by page,
On the glowing tablets of younglngs heart.
He never wandered forth on moonlight nights,
With her he loved above all earthly things,
Nor tried to mount old Pndars rocky heights,
Because he fancied love had lent him wings.
He never trpped it DER the ballroom floor,
Where love and music intertwinc the charms;
Nor wandered listless by the sandy shore,
Declared the pleasures Of his lady's arms.
For Adam-so, at least, It's said,
By many an ancient and modern sage
Before moment of his life had fled,
Was fully thirty years Of age.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-22

A CONFIDENCE GIRL.-The "confdence' girl is
an artful young female, apparently not over fifteen
years of age, who plays tricks upon street passen-
gers, to which we were an eye witness the other
day. She is dressed with thick punches of rags,
which do not seem to bear any relation to any
special garment and wears on one foot buskin
and on the othera boot. She carries in her hands
a little box, carefully, as if it contained hidden
treasures, and is followed at respectful distance
by several juveniles Of her own sex, similar to
herself in personal appearance. She looks out for
a corner at which the crossing is blockaded by
wagons, seighs, and teams of various kinds, and
where, of course, temporary groups of waiting foot
passengers are congregated. When she has ap-
preached sufficiently near, she stubs her toe with
the buskn and slips down with the boot, and
sprains her ANGLE and black and blues her knee.
Her box has fallen and spilled its contents, which
consists of two or three little cups and saucers, a
painted pussy-cat, and stick of sealing wax, which
all break in pieces; but she remains few mo-
ments on the sidewalk, with her head averted, un-
conscious of her loss, and then slowly gets up,
smiling sweetly, and saying to the sympathsing
by-standers that she is not much hurt The wrecked
toys then meet her eye, and she falls again upon
the pavement and weeps bitterly. Her companions
pick up the fragments, one by one, and, smnlta-
neously, the lookers.on take up penny collection
for the overcome young lady, which she receives
with grateful Acknowledgements The drivers then
dsentangle their horses and carts, the passengers
pass on and the confidence girl, putting her thumb
to her nose passes on toy. Y. Times.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-22
6choolmaster Boarding Round.

An Extract from the journal of o Vermont
schoolmaster, published in a Vermont paper,
says:
Monday-Went on board at Mr.. BIS had a
baked goose for dinner; supposing from its size
and thickness of the skin, and other venerable
| Appearances, to have been one of the first set
tiers of Vermont; made impression on the pat
riarchs breast.
Supper-Cold goose and potatoes; family
consisting of the man.. good wife, daughter Peg
gy, four boys, Pompey, the dog, and brace of
cats; fire built in the square room about nine
o'clock, and pile of wood lay by the fire place,
saw Peggy search her fingers and couldn't take
| the hint; felt squamish about the stomach, and
talked about going to bed; Peggy looked sullen,
| and put out the fire in the square room; went
| to bed and dreamed of having eaten quantity
of stone-wal
Tuesday-Cold gander for breakfast, swamp
tea, and some nut cake the latter some conso :
lation. Dinner-The legs &C., of the gander
done up warm; one nearly dispatched. Supper
The other leg, &C., cold; went to bed as Peg
gy was carrying in the fire to the square room );
dreamed was mud-turtle, and got on my
back aud couldn't get over again.
Wednesday-Cold gander for breakfast, COM
planned Of sickness, could eat nothing. Dinner
Wings &C., of the gander warmed up did
my best to destroy them for fear they should be
left for supper; did not succeed dreamed sup
per all the afternoon. Supper-Hot Johnny
cakes; felt greatly relieved, and thought had
got clear of the gander, went to bed for a good
nights rest; disappointed, very cool night, and
couldn't keep warm in bed, got up and stopped
the broken window with my coat and vest. no
use, froze the tip of my nose before morning.
Tnesday-Cold gander again; felt very much
discouraged not to see gander half gone, went
visiting for dinner and supper, slept abroad and
had pleasant dreams.
Friday-Breakfast abroad. Dinner at Mr..
BIS; cold gander and hot potatoes, last, very
good; ate these and went to school qnite con-
tented. supper-Cold gander and no potatoes;
bread heavy and dry, had the headache and
couldn't eat. Peggy much concerned had FIRE
built in the square room and thought she and
had better set there out fthe noise, went to bed
early; Peggy thought too much sleep bad for
the headache.
Saturday-Breakfast, cold gander and hot
JOHNNY cake; did very well, glad to come off So
Dinner-Cold gander again; didn't keep school
this afternoon; weight and found that | had
lost six pounds the last week, grew alarmed, had
talk with Mr.. B., and concluded had board
ed out his share.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-22

The MAMMOTH STEAMER.-The 81 gantic ship,
building in finland, for the Eastern Steam Nav
igation Company, is to be completed, owing to
the difficulties of the ship builder, by the COM
pany itself, but though this may occasion some
delay, yet it is expected the vessel will be
launched about August. Its first trip will be
from England to the United States, the port Of
arrival selected being Portland, Me-, as by this,
some Of the Canadian traffic may be obtained.
The news by the Africa that the Persia had not
arrived at New York on her eleventh day out
has created much disappointment in Liverpool.
Sanguine people were talking about eight days.
The gales on the Atlantic are said to have been
very heavy.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-22
Great Southern Remedy

j A 20 BIS 70. so Il RID l x L :
pOWEL DISEASES, Cholera. Dgsehtcr7, Di-
i arrhGa, Choleri NIorbus, Blio's Choc, Cholera
infanunl, and also admiralty ADAPTED TO MANY DIS.
EAShS OF FEMALES. most rspec ally Painful Menstrtatio1
The virtues of jacobs Corda! too well known 10
require encOlniun>s.
|. IT WORST CASES or DIARRHft.
IT CURES TIE WORST VoEMs OF DYsENrERf.
B. II CURES CALIFORNIA MEXICAN DIAKRrdA.
4. IT RELIEVES THE sEvEREST CHoLIc.
). IT CURES CHOLERA MnUurs.
6. IT CHolFH4 IAFANrUW.
{. Ir CURES PAINFUL NfESslHu ArIoy.
s. IT PAIN IN TIE BACK Ions.
o. Ir CoUNrERACTs NERVOUSNESS DEsPoNDENCEs
10. IT RESTORES IHEEGuIARltlES.
Ii. IT pISPELS GLOOMY AND HlsTEElCAL FEELINGS.
II. IL Is AN ADMIRABLE Tone.
A FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS,
LETTERS, &c.
Sc have used .Facots Cordial in family, and have
found it most efficient, and in my Judgment valuable
remedy" Hon HIRAM WARNER
Judge of Supreme Court, Georgia.
1T gives ie pleasure in being able 10 recommend Jacobs
of my ncghbors and friends me, gua.
Il sorereign reane7y." WM. II. UNDERWOOD
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit
81 take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable
medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases for which
anything else ever tried by me" A. A. GAuLnING,
Deputy G. NJ. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and this with
all hear about as remedy by those VITO have tried it,
induces me to believe that it sans the head of every
preparation If the Kind and would recommend its use
the disease for which it is comroun,ledn
Miles e. DoRsNr,
Cashier of the Bank of the State Of Georgia Griffin.
{" If there any credibity in human testimony Jacobs
Cordial must stand prominent above all other preparations
for the of bowel diseases. From the of testimony
in its fay coming in from all quarters it must be Very far
E ADVANCE curative agent, of if all other
patent preparations 4. FLEMING,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity fast
Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia gaining
commentator wherever ed.'-Lieo Jetfus0ntan.'
~ For sale by f. l.. LASElBROOK, Thihoiauy La,
aud by the principal Merchants and Druggists throughout
the State. VIM. BLISS & CO..
sepS 6m Proprietors, Savannah Georgia,