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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-30
The Rufaans, Account of their Rufianism.

We have published several accounts of the
attack on Lawrence by the mob led by Jones,
but to- day we wish to close the subject for the
present by giving the Border Ruffian" state
ment as made through the particular organ of
that class, the Missouri Republican. The Re-
publican has done everything in it's power to
shield the Rufians in public opinion, and has
misstated things from beginning to end for the
purpose of favoring them. So the following
may be relied upon, especially too as it comes
from Jones' deputy Marshal, as the very best
story Border Rufianism can tell for itself about
the Lawrence difficulty. By this account it
appears the people of Lawrence made no resist
ance. They even assisted the officers in arrest
ing those for whom they had warrants, and
the arrested parties made no resistance. They
did more, and for doing which we have not
half so high an opinion of them as we had be-
fore-they permitted in the name of peace, that
ruffian Jones to take from them all their arms.
Yet after all this, Jones, instead of retiring
peaceably, ordered the proprietor of the Hotel
to empty out his furniture. He refused to do
this, and it was done for him by the mob, and
the hotel then wantonly demolished. The
mob then destroyed the printing presses. Yet
Jones, according to this account, had ordered
that no private property should be destroyed!
He led an Infatuated mob into Lawrence, help
ed them destroy hotel, but had given orders
that no private property should be destroyed
and he doubtless expected the mob would obey
him.! With what mournful feelings must
Jones have regarded the destruction of private
property which followed!
But Robinson's house was burned down
Robinson who had been cleo ed Governor by
the people of Kansas. Here is another trihing
little item-a man in attempting to escape from
this burning house was shot down and killed
as the Republican apologetically says, during
the heat of excitement" But here is the Re-
publican's account:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-30
NEW SITrMER CLOrHING.

TST eeived per steamer Glendale complete
81 of Fancy summer Clothing. Furnishing Goods
Hats and Caps &C. also fine lot Fancy Cassimers
and Marseies which will be made the latest styles
the most reasonable Thankful for avors
ask continuance of the same A LOBENSTINE'S,
myI9-Im Western Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-30

HNIN PLATE
n 200 boxes j. @. and J. X. Tin Plate;
100 do Roofing dos
12 bdls Sheet IrOn assorted Nos, reed and for sale by
my30 SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-30
RACCnnN OK
TaNIN PLATE

NRAWFORD BELL has hand barrels OF this Oil
~ much used for Machine and Mechanical purposes.
my30
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-30

ENMBIUHS Store, Main three below
ond appears be the great Bazaar and cheaI
Goods He has just received another fresh of Summer
Goees which he is selling at the lowest rates. my2s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-30
lagonda Agricultural Works.

New YOrk SeIf-sSa81ing keaper. SI5S.
The simplest. strongest durable widest
draft SefRaker, The Gearing
IRON FRAME.
New Work Hand ERalxiMg R eaper, SH25.
Several thousands of these
with universal Width of cute feet. Easy
for two horses. Tho very hest Hand Raker made
KetcEAum's Patent Mowers. S1L5.
REEL So
The same Combined 20 Reap $50 additional, St35.
Some eight thousand of these Movers have been
built and all portions
capacity well klO and ackno wledged
SeymOurss Grain Brill a. Grass SOxVer.
SeVeDty-siVe Dollars.
The mo teomplete of It's class.
kiudle berger'S Portable cider MiII
and Press, SIS.
With solid Zinc Roersill eight barrels
of Cider per day Every Farmer should have
Revolving Hay Raker Straw Cutters &c, Transport
paid by purchasers pro vy
Address the Manufacturers.
NARDER. BROKAW CHILD.
Springfield. Clark Co. Ohio.
JOHN 5. MITCHELL. Agent,
my23-1w63w Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-30
BDOrs ANEs SHOES ar AUCTION.

IN THURSDAY June 5th my Shop Main street,
" next door 20 ArmstrOng Chair Factory at clock
will sell all stock of Boots Shoes Tools
am about eaving England therefore the sale will
be 2sitive. Terms cash. j. FEAST.
my3Ots WOOLSEY a. NELSON Auc,rs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-30
HANDsONTE DNRIIING FOR SALE CHEAP.

HANDSOME DIV BILLING FOE SALE CHEAP.
WILL sell pri sale the handsome dwelling hOuGe
ID built by Jacob Bonn. with the lot which stands 80
front by IS feet deep. Division between 7h
and 9Th This is model house dsomely finish
ed inside and out. with evry necessary Improvement
TERMS -0ne-thrd cash. q in s Opths and in ~
months with TIE premis If not sold before
the 18th June it will he sold auction that day the
premises The title is perfect. JOHN LNGLE. JR.
my23 Agent.
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my23-1wd3'


TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS. will be received By the undersigned Entlf
10Th of grading paving with
lime less than ~ inches
ter mark Warer and Rraveled
the gravel be inches thick; also
be made of lime ~ inches deep. laid in
feet wide the top that ton of the river
Mill TO Sd cross street above the public square.
Payments be q n Ten
cent will be allowed the said hart
the city reserving the right quidate the whole
tion of the debt discretion The arising from
said Wharf or Wharyes to the extnguishment the
interest and principal the whole amount principal and
interest to be exnguished by the CT within twenty
from the mpletion of said Wharf.
NJ. S. HANCOCK, Mayor.
Henderson. Ky, May 20. 1856 my23 2wd
CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
EVANSVILLE is the best point in the etas
IA hshment of a Pork and Molasses Barrel Factory.
Ii the right kind of of men, will enFage
in the business will the Right county and fur
nsh of Trapps celebrated Barrel Machinery fair
price, and will one-haf the of the
JOHN ID. DEGREES,
my23-1wd Indianapolis Ind.
dAUIGLEA HAHs.-A supply of these very superior
" Hams Bowling Green reed and fo- sale by
myl3 HERSHBERGER h CARSON,
SWEET POTATO PLANTS.-l,s00 Sweet Potato
- Plants reed per >dams' Express by %
my1- -d&w z. II. COOK & SON.
EEAyANA sUGAR.-25 boxes reed per Niagara. fs1.
IL Il sale by e. GIL BERT & CO..
myBl Syc. Water
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LOOK NIrT

E UNDERSIGNED would inform the citizens of Evansville
a and geOn township that he has tax office
pentsr Bloc kouh street between Main and Locust
where he is prepored attend all business nrUed him
and hopes application and strict attention tus-
-rit u libe4 al share of pub ic patronage.
my26-lw. f. DURHAM, Justice of the Peace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

King Of Rome were The only two persons Of me
family Of Napoleon whose births were received
with military honors and the honors Of the peo-
pie.
There is one circumstance connected with
the faie IF this family which historians have not
vet observed. hut which is well worth mention.
Napoleon the Great set aside his own best friend
and COUNSELLOR Josephine, TO obtain heir To
the throne Of France. He married Princess
of Austria, and by her he had son. That
birth was the eliminating p' int Of his power and
his dignity From thence he did nothing but
descend lie died in exile-his sou also. Who
succeeded To his name, his fame, his power!-
The child of IIortense. who was the child ct .1"-
scphne! In the person of the Emperor OF the
French. we find not the offspring OF Napoleon
the Great but the offspring of bis discarded wife.
What an illustration of the truth of the adage.
That it is man who proposes, but God who dis.
posesi"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

how TO tepel ,nob an one shrn made. We re-
ally had no other object than, hrrt: TO inform
our readers that Mr.. Coehill was considered Us
having gone over 10 the enemy; and. second; to
raise mn inoffensiye laugh at the accidentally
awkward way in which his fret promotion was
s,azeited. The "demoeraiic salt supposed
was held out 10 him by the convention which APP
pointed him Elcctar--not by the Republican that
announced it, We referred to it only anoih'
or instance Of that perfectly well understood pol
icy of the Democratic party that rewards NIL OF
st. recruits. That was the democratic salt
and not the Republican, compliment 10 Mr.. Cog
hills Intelligence aud information the justice Of
Of which we very willingly Acknowledge. Again
we say that we could have INDUCED no sneer or
covert nsinnation towards gentlemen with whom
our relations are. and we hope may continue to
be- frank aud cordial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08
Mr.. rulm Ore ana the Compromise.

The advocates of Mr.. Fillmore claim much
credit for him. because he approved as President
sfthesC Compromise measures. Has not Mr.. Bolts
stated since the Philadelphia Convention, that Il
was fact that at one time Mr.. Fillmore Lad de-
termined to veto these very measures. and. that
e was with difficulty, he was persuaded to sign
1hsnlWe have 10 heard from authority. Wegood
- tbs Enquirer and Examiner to call Mr.. Bolts
attsntion 70 this matter. The information comes
= direct. that We are forced u believe it.-At
eny Sats 1T us have the facts. Republican.
Fortunately, We have Il in our power to furo-
- isformation directly bearing this pointfrom
Mr. FILLMORE, himself In speech made BY him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. "a snriuu mud summer rIcdicine. Garlers,.

A. n spring aud summer Medicine CarserS's
SPANISH MIXFtR RE stands preeninent above all others
It's singular efacacious action the blood its strengthening
and xisifying qualities Its tonic action on the Liver lis ton
deucy all thereby cleansing the
system according Natures prescription; its harmless
and at the extraordinary good effects and the NUM-
hers by of the most respectable cit
liens Richmond Va and elsewhere must be conclusive
evidence evidence that there is no humbng about
The trial single bottle Will satisfy :he most skeptca
Of Ia bened,s apl 2-rm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

Mr.. CUMBACK, of Indiana, remarked that
the gentleman from Missouri had recently be-
come convert Ia thu Democratic party, aud
new converts were always Jealous to proclaim
the doctrines they had but just embraced.
MI OLIVER inquired il the gentleman had not
become a convert from the Democratic to the
Republican partyl
Mr.. CUMBACK. No. sir. When was con.
nected with the Democratic party its doctrine
was that Congress had the right. and should ex-
ercise it. to prevent the extension of slavery into
free territory, aud when il receded from that
doctrine lot it slide. | never will go with any
party, by whatever name. that will not stand up
for the doctrines of our fathers.
IL had been tho custom of every gentleman
who bad defended the outrages in Kansas to Mt
tribute them to the Eugrant Aid Societies. The
complaint was that the object Of those societies
was TO make Kansas free State. Iia could al
most hear the echoes oftho Democratic PARTY of
his state. from hilltop to valley, that the repeal
of the Missouri compromise not only TO
make Kansas and Nebraska free. but to make n
Gordon of free States 10 the Pacific ocenn. That
was the doctrine of the Democratic party. aud
that was the doctrine preached by Northern De-
mocrats who now held seats upon the floor of the
House.
The foregoing is portion of II recent debate
in Congress The truth of Mr.. Cumback's dec
laration is within the knowledge of all who have
had an opportunity of observing the course of
parties and the tendency of political sentiment in
the Northwest The universal desire there is
to make Kansas and the other Territories FREQ
States-and if the Kansas bill finds favor there
it is because of the construction given it as es-
tablshing squatter sovereignty. thereby render
ing it measure in favor of freedom. In lndi.
| ana. Mr.. Cumback tells us, it was echoed from
| hilltop to valley thy the Democratic partly that
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise was not
| only to make Kansas and Nebraska free, but was
to establish free States to the Pacific. Gem.
Shields assured the Democracy of Illinois that
the squatter- sovereignty feature of the Kansas
bill would carry free states down 10 the Istbnns
And because the free. soil Democracy of the
North West, believing these declarations Of their
leaders, favor the Kansas bill Southern Demo.
crats throw up their caps aud cry hurrah for the
so"ndness of tho Northwestern Democracyt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

The Republican strangely misconceiyes the
paragraph in this paper relative ia Mr. Coah;n,o
appointment as senatorial elec,or for H.. A.
herst District. in supposing that any .sneer,
si'nef ~ Mr. coghill or itself was Designed
Our relations with both parties might have pre.
cluded any such suppostiop. We know fully
as well how to make an .'insinuatiou" u;,,;n.t
whom that 10 our object, as the Republican does
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

then adjourned.
WASuINGION, Apr

NASliING1oN, April ., 1890.
Remor1i kdnsus - Politics. JisiferS 49, NanRe-
rieS ETC.
Mr.. Michael Reurdon was, on Tuesday last,
removed Ms messenger from the General Land
Office an humble situation which he had held
Tor five or six years, COMM ssioner Hendricks
has given the place Ia a boy nf Indiana. Mr.. L.
IS n well known citizen and an honest man. He
was suspected OF being member OF the Amcr-
can party.
"Governnr' Robinson, ef Kansas. is on the
eve Of retaining to that territory. "Senntor''
Lane. from tho called free State" has arrv-
ed and visited both Houses of Congress to-day.
II will, however, be good while before be and
Reeder take their seats.
The Washington Sentinel has hoisted the name
OF James Buchanan for tho Presidency. subject
To the decision of the National Democratic Con-
yention.
David Wilmot. of Pennsylvania, so well known
IN connection with the anti. slavery proviso, is
stlll IN town, on business connected with the
tree soil Presidential movements
large number of members of Congress are
absent from Washington. They take turns in
gong home, pairing off, for that purpose.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08
LIZ PHOSPHATE OF iME,r.a a.. - ~ % AZ ER

~ PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-The attention of n An
and Planters respectfully called aio We IL,
pound for their approaching Spring planting ' com
The Manufacturer legs to his trie DIS md WIT, ,
they may always depend upon being supplied WIN 'nN
INE AND UNIFoitN ARTICLE for he constantly
in person. the entire process of manufacturing and
for sale. f''hs W
This article has been Def re the community for ,h
riod OF five during hch time II been
Large number OF the most reputod Chemists ,tI,rent
and has been tried by various Farmers nearly every
In the Union with almost unyarying success PERHAPS
the best proofs of its value s the greatly ncrcas
unprecedented in the history Of Artificial Fert zer snd
cquailcd by Perry Wan tiuano itself wi ieh no
mnch advantage from the tact Of the ammonia so I,
maitor IN uano in this preparation Genga chemically by
agent, only dsspating itself progressively WLe Yc'r
rated vita the soil this available salt sulplate anal.
mated with soluble phosphate becomes for
all descriptions and is by them readily taken up 1t viii "
found quite active in inducing early maturity ma Cha
and much more durable and terrifying soil ana less
latc
As there large number Of Super Phosphaos in MARIA
for the value of which would like to lie resuonsl
silly request all purchasing he careful To o,tai
GENUINE ARTICLE hith viii 1t by IN, or rod
ted agents all Of whom of acknun lodged resleetab
aud TO them mold myself shIC the good characi
my Super Pin Sphntc M packages will he Distinctly ,
ed. Consumers aud dealers will be enabled make arr ~
nents for their supply iuabc with my arcs
with myself
MESSRS II G. HARDY & co are nv accredited ,.l
sole Agents Tor the city OF Petersburg
{. ID. DEBtEG
fsricatarai ca mist and sole Proprietor H1diamsbrg
ap dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

Rheunatism.-Mts Inges, Nurse, Caharinc street be.
tween Fourth aud Firth cured Thinks the Electric Oh
wonderful Ask Mrs Ella, 30 :. Third st.
BuRN-Thonas Adams No &, Britton street scaided his
fot that the flesh almost dropped off Used Dcirahs
Electric on which made rapid Ask him and father
Smith City Missionary. -,
From DR. Williams, Columbia Pa, March I'd, 1851
PNoF C. DE- GnATH Co GENTS ! ont of your most
highly esteemed Electric OH again Sales are increasing
with me the have known one bottle to
from people, to which can testify. Please for
ward small medium, aud large and draw
on me 70 the Yours truly,
r. WILLIAMS. Druggist
PorTsyIILF, Pa, Feb p, 1856
PROF. DE GRArH & CO.-tcns would like to have your
Electric the sole control of this entire place
Please &c. four dozen medium three dozen
5c dozen 81 Size and draw for Yours
truly JoHN :. G. MRTIN, Druggist
The (gcnrine Elctiic on and the (gomune Flee
or seIs-make note of thatbut remember that
genuine unless signed in writing thus DE Grath Co,
and A. 4. Smith. Also. the blown i'll glass and
Office 80 South Eighth street, three below
Chestnut Philadelphia.
PROF. DEGRATH,
- South Eighth St. Philadelphia.
For sale al DR. Seay's Lynehburg; Purcell Laid CO..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08
Care for Dyspepsia nma Asuc aud Fever

ingenuity of aided by the skill aud science of the whole
Medical Faculty of This country aud Europe has yet
succeeded in dseoy eiing certain safe aud speedy cure fer
Dyspepsia and Agnc and FS that ronld hear comparison
with Bakers celebrated and universally popular Premium
Bers Since their discovery and introduction to the public
they have been used by ages ard conditions with the
autary effect and thousands and thousands OF
them daily constantly recommending their
their neghbor and friends To those who suffering from
the complaints but who refuse To TAX. the Bers because
they not prscrbcdby their family Physicians beseceh
them discard their rudces and like sensible furry
this medicine, which is recommended to them by those
who have been rescued from the brink ii the by its all
healing qualities and decide for themselves its merits
The Proprietor ks only , trial for his Bttcr and by the
decision of an all eted public he is willing to abide
Every family should keep lew bottles on hand Price so
cents per bottle.
For sale by Messrs Stroller & Whitehead and Stabcr
Jones. Lynchburg and by Druggists generally.
ila9 .,iD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

capt: Hartsteine, Of the United States pro.
psher Arctic, gives it as his opinion that the
steamship Pacific ran into an iceberg and was
totally lost Had she been disabled she must
nave run to the leeward, and, under these cir
fallen in with her '''" ''"''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

Inc postmaster at st. Louis reports that the
mail made up for Boston on the 26th .Jnruarv
the mail OF the 9th of the same month for Wash.
ing,on. and mail of the 9TH of Marc,, for phila
ae'ph'a' are al missing. and have fallen into the
nahas OF robbers. These mails contained mon
~ ana large amounts of drafts and from the mo.
ment that they left the St. Domingo most Office
they were in charge of a mail agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

The conferences at Copenhagen, on the ques
''on ct the Sound Dues, have been again adjourn-
I'd, the Government of the United States having
consented to prolong the obligations of the trea
~ for two months after the Nth of April the time
az which the notice previously given would ex-
pre- Denmark pledging herself that some deci.
sve step should in the meantime be taken by her
toward the abrogatiun Of her dues. Tho London
lines thinks that AS these Sound Dues are the
st all OF life to Denmark, and the Danish foreign
d"pt has been mainly contracted in England thet
therefore England should offer such remunera.
uon to Denmark as would induce or enable her
I" dispense with them. The London Shipping
Gazette rdicules the proposition
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

The Post Office Committee of the Senate will
soon report bill upon the suggestion of Senator
hnier'tof South Carona) that will most undoub
tediy cure great evil 1t is the only practical
iiFa mat has ever been advanced, namely 10
gre eaeh member Of Congress a .fred sum ofmon-
q per month or year to pay his postage. and to
discontinue the frank" All malable matter ad-
dressed to members of Congress. must he nre.
paid and the same with letters &c. from mem.
bers. " "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

- South Eighth St. Philadelphia.
For sale at Dir. Seays Lynchburg; Purcell Ladd CO..
Ecnond. General Agents; and all the principal Druggists
Merchants in the State ma 25slts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

Carpet Bag. and Umhreli..
ca ot OF cheap aud medium quality Traven, Trnnt
an 7ts '" o""'eias. l.. L. ARMISTEAD
Near Farmers Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08


HIGH PRICE FOR TOBACCO Sold Liberty ware
house. for j. L. Haic Esq, OF ntgomery county, hid
oitohaeco weghngnctt COL lbs, at THIRTY DOLLARS p
hundred the lugs aud seconds weighing ibs
$40 - r Hundred II you high prco tobacco
call ON Geo Steptoc who always ready do his part
Armstead Warwick the purchasers viii manufacture
the article for the lovers OF good tobacco. No
Beat. ami 9e1t
2 y RennLli.aM and Rn1fnll SnniinnI cnnv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08
Whcm Mnchnom. The s.rccL. PLY,

When Machnon, the Greck Physician, wH~
slain Homer said OF him. "a good PLY stefan worth much
whole a1v' Then good medicine like yei's Cathar
tic Pills Is worth great deal mora, well,
works wider and lasts longer The circle Of the best rhys
clans ahor he while such remedy available
to a-can be had by every body and * worth having
4 Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

u Quite crowd was seen on Main street, Friday morning.
curiosity npstt us to ascertain the We approached
ahl wtraS'uu itishcd: 1t was dress
cd N one Of Class Raines style Spring toatsit
really beautiful lpon making further inquiry found
" rs called the PARODl OPERA COAT. 1t throws every.
thing we have this in the shade Young gents,
If YOU want to be considered fashionable
apl SITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

II VIII be continued though the dcath IT Joseph NOW
mad act occurred provision having been made in cur con
uaet Tor the continuation Of the business of his dea
ma 2,ts BENJ H. NOWlIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08
no, day passes bat so,',c poor i.nn,"n being

ROT IL ssny passes bat some poor ssIihun being
can BIZ entering DR. L. Wrght office, No 400 Broad
and offering their testimony to swell the of unsoct
ed testimonials already received Of the great made Who'll
~ by the "ScOtuous Antidoc We have hundreds these
ready for publication required Each the that
have under personal observation aud the
ties too well known admit Of single doubt of their genu.
incdcss We shall the public
to what have it would require time and money
than spend publish all DO not however wait
for the appearance further evidence sck,
and take according directions without delay.
and rest assured communication will be oud
neghbor Of its 1t has accomplished all
the medicines ever yet invented. See adv ersement.