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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

7 IFE ILL U Il X A L < ID -
- First Class Weekly Newspaper devoted to NewsILi,sr
ature Science and the Arts; to ENTERTAINMENT IMPROVE
MENr and PROGRESS Designed to spirit Of HOPE
MASLyEss RELIANCE and ACTIVITY among the people
to point the profitable economy and to discuss
and Illustrate the LEADING DAY and to sdvocae
AL and INDUSTRIAL RIGHTS FOR NJ CLASSES
TO-DAY'S NUMBER COZ tans: The Standard Civilized
Head Something sbout Sunames The Value Of Lee ester
Women England the Contest; The Brain Of Negroes Pro-
fesso Owen The Camel The Fourth Of July Nut for the
Vegearsns The Wfes Influences Gold aud Silver in the
World The Art Of Travel City Items. The Revolution in Cal
World The Markets; Miscellany The Lent Jewels Letter Of
Revolutionary sold'r; Ghmpses Of iowa; Medicine in
France Give Jessie; :" &c. Price cent? For sale by
ali Nevmen FOWLER WELLS, No 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

TNHE UNITED STATES Of AMERICA.-FrOm
Oceans wave to Oceans wave, may they be forever
UNITED, Harry and FREE. Travellers seeking health or
pleasure from every section Of The Unoo, invited to
smne the collection Of MAPS, GUlDE-BOOKS. &C. For
sale by j. DIsTURNELL Astor House,
of XeaeY. st aud BroaiWaY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-01

o. The river was slowly rising at this
point on Saturday-at Cincinnati on Friday
it was at a stand Rising slowly at Pittsburg,
AMI reported rise coming out of Kanawha
and Muskingum. The up river papers con-
fidently expect rise shortly, and business
has revived above in consequence. The poorer
classes are suffering from the high prices Of
fuel, and at Cincinnati coal is very scarce, at go
cents bushel. Everything depends upon the
river, and if a rise comes at all, it must come
shortly. The st. Louis Democrat Of Friday
says:
The river at this point continues about
on stand, being some eighteen or twenty
inches higher than it was a week ago. About
eight feet in the channel to Cairo.
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For the Journal.

Mr.. EDIT0R:-Permit me to state that the
article referring to DR.. Ross, and headed "a
Brutal Assault is entirely incorrect. This
same DIR. Ross, stated when swearing an
affidavit for a warrant, that he had been
knocked down with sung- shot from behind
his back. On the trial for said offence, this
same DR.. Ross testified that he, himself,
hailed Stewart and accosted him. To the
question, what he was knocked down with,
he said "that he did not know" He was
then standing face to face with Stewart To
Stewards question. whether he had not told
Him that he (Stewart) had stole saw, he an
swered that he could not recollect To Stew
arts question, whether he had not threaten
ed to whip him, (said Stewart) he answered
that he had not Mr.. Martin testified that
he had threatened to whip said Stewart
This same DR.. Ross testified that he would
have been killed if said Stewart had not
been taken away by several men Of the
Union Brewery. These same three men of
said Brewery, testified that they did not in
the least interfere in this same fight.
JUSTICE.
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Bates House, Indianapolis.

Public opinion is deciding that this famous
Hotel can't be outdone, either in its magnif
cent appendages and appointments, or in the
skill, taste and good order in which its vast
ramiications are carried on. Certainly, the
new proprietors, Messrs INGALsBEE and Tur-
TIE, are richly deserving of the t.inmphs they
are constantly achieving. Their calling is
one Of great responsibility; yet they conduct
it in graceful manner, and, as we are glad
to know, in highly satisfactory manner to
the public. Mr.. VAN THII, presdes at the
desk. His department is gentlemanly and
kind, always winning upon the respect and
good will of his guests. We are glad to
know that the Bates House is the favorite
stopping place of Evansvillians visiting the
Capital; and we are equally pleased to know
that all are delighted with the treatment and
accommodations. Success to its enterprisins
managers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-01
OF We have followed the steamer ANA

GF We have followed the steamer ANA
zon, with her CaIliope, up and down the Mis-
sIssippi, and are glad to state that she arriv-
ed safely at st. Louis, after frightening near
ly to death, all the negroes along the coast y
The Memphis Bulletin says
That wonderful steam grinding organ, on
board the steamer Amazon, passed up the
river yesterday morning, treating our citi-
zens to Fishers Hornpipe'' and "Oh Susan
ma" There was a general rush of boys
niggers and drays to the river to see the
aforesaid "mershine."
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ITEMS you MAY HAVE SEEN ELSEWHERE
From Saturdays Rail.

/
o. John B. Cough is to lecture in Indian
apolis during the coming winter before the
Young Mems Christian Association.
| " Seven thousand live turkeys and 1000
chickens from Upper Canada arrived at Bos
on on the 10th inst, by railroad.
: UNsUccEssFUL-The attempt to make good
gas from lllinoiS coal has been abandoned at
the Chicago gas works, the poor quality of
the gas in the city for some time past being
attributed to its use.
! CEF There are in Russia 5000 miles of tel
egraph used for government measures.
W OF the thirty American Doctors who
served in the Russian army during the war,
about one-third have died, and the rest have
returned home without exception.
| CET Postmaster Fowler of New York,
urges the entire abandonment Of the present
box delivery, and the substitution of the uni
yersal delivery Of letters at the dwellings, and
counting rooms of parties to whom they are
addressed, after the plan adopted in Paris and
London. $685.
| OF Chicago, Cleveland and Pittsburgh
were the only large cities that gave Republi-
can majorties.
| OF Mad, Lola Montez is playing at the Me-
tropoltan, San Francico. She has not turn
ed her attention to religious subjects, as was
reported. Her next engagement is in Havana.
To MoRRow.-This, is the day on which
idle men work and fools reform.
o. 1t is said that Thalberg, the celebrated
pianist, is married to daughter of Lablanche,
! the famous basso.
| 81 1t is estimated that there are seven
hundred thousand pianos in use in this coun-
try at the present time.
0EeF Benjamin Ashley, who built the first
steamboat on the Connecticut river, died re-
Gently at Springfield, Mass, aged 81.
COMMON SCHOOLS IN North CAROLINA
From an official report by the President Of
the Library Fund Of North Carolina, we find
that the sum of S180,85O was distributed to
the Common Schools Of the several counties
the current year.
o. Governor Willard, and the Hon W. A.
richardson, of Illinois, have been invited by
the democrats of jackson, Mississippi, to visit
that city on the I'D of December
EAueRATIoN TO ARKANsAs.-It is estimated
that the emigration to Arkansas this fall will
not fall far short of fifteen thousand
CErIn the Methodist Conference at Lynch
burg, Virginia, last week, resolutions were
adopted favoring an increased effort for the
diffusion of Scriptural knowledge among
slaves by moral instructors.
~ The New York Assembly stands
Democrats So, Americans 8, and Republicans,
IS; with one district in Orange county to hear
from.
GA correspondent of the New York
Evening Post says that Governor Gardner,
of Massachusetts,, has appointed a deaf and
dumb man Justice Of the Peace in that
State ..
Justice has been blind long enough Now
let her be deaf and dumb awhile. Why not?
4. 0rF The cotton crop of 1851 was 927, OOo,-
/ 600 of pounds, valued at SIP, 100000, while
the corn crop of 1850 was 592OO0OOO Of
bushels, which at the lowest possible price at
which it can be estimated, is of far greater
value than the cotton CROP
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Later.

The RIvER-GooD NEws.-Our up-r;ver
papers OF Saturday, give most encouraging &C
counts of the river. On Saturday it was
raining steadily at Pittsburg, Wheeling ard
Cincinnati, and there is no doubt but what
in ten days more, the Ohio will be in an ex-
cellent stage. At this point it was rising
yesterday, and the wharf boats will probably
be aiioat by tomorrow The Pittsburg pack
cts, in view of the coming rise. are already
advertised to take their places in the line.
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Hog Trade.
Hog Irede.
The St Louis IDtelligencer Saturday has the follow

The St Louis IDtelligencer Saturday has the follow
ing itemR
t Hannibal Messrs. Samuel6 Moss have cut twelve
hundred. and have fifteen hundred more in pens An.
other firm has killed thousand head The highest fg
IRE 81 30 hundred. Some farmers are holding on for
an advance
AT Palmyra, slaughsering is going on brstlv though
some sellers are holding back. Prices S55 % for v-
erage eco Id.
Al Alexandra. No. several firms are killing but the
wet weather and bad roads keep droEes back. Range
of prices 81 50z34 IS a hundred
Nothing Of consequence done as yet in ST. Louis
We hear Of no contracts. Range S5@5 p for heavy
On Saturday at Cincinnati the following prices pre-
vailed.
HOGS-The market again buoyant to-day and
prices farther advanced. The transactions were kept
private but we understand that 1900 sod prices rang
ing from s. IS to So.
GREEN MEAT-Sales of 5000 Hams at 715c. Mar
ket very firm and the demand active.
LARD--The demend is active aud prices advanced
&c, with sales OF 200 bbs. at 10 and 20 do 1O1sc-
Other sales were made but permitted to re-
port
The Cincinnati Price Currant OF Saturday. speaks
thus Of the river and rain. The fair prospects OF rain
this afternoon again raised strong hopes of rise in the
river, and we think without Reasonable ;uon.
1t does seem like as if We now, ia fact about to
have an Old-fashioned rain.
At Louisvill on Saturday the houses were all Ing
and the market is much hrmer No transactions have
been reported. though from Intimaons thrown out
a-s inclined TO think that an advance on previous
prices has been realized.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-01

OF We are under obligations to Mr.. VIM
Huston of the Rainbow, for full files Of New
Orleans papers, forwarded by mail from Cal
70. We are sorry that the present stage of
water, will not permit the Rainbow to resume
her place in her old trade.
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o. The furniture offered to-day at Doctor
McDowell's late residence, is all of very SUI
perior quality-and the sale will be an extern
siVe one, embracing larger variety and guam
tity of household goods than has been offered
at auction here in many years. A good horse
and carriage will also be sold. ,-...5
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o. Saturday was busy day at the levee
The Rescue, Eunice, Cora and Julia Dean,
were at the wharf together. The two first
started up together, and went out Of sight
nearly side by side. 1t was a curiosity to
Water street folks, to see tho steamboats, 60
ing the same way at once.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-01

o. Nose HARREIL4. the old Cairo cor
respondent of the JQURNAL, has assumed the
control of paper published at Mound city
the National Emporium. Nose is a spicy
writer and cannot fail to make the Emporium
an interesting paper valuable to the new city,
end it Is to be hoped, remuneratiTe to himself
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-01

-ACKNowLE attaches of the
Sentinel Office are excessively obliged to the
Managers of the Democratic Festival, for the
usual courtesies of Tickets. o. Over the
left. Little potatoes.
The aboYo from the indianapolis Sentinel
shows that there was something wrong,
somewhere" and that for once the Democracy
were afl-harmonious.
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BY TELEGRAPH

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
~ The line is not yet in order, and we
have no dispatches. .-sa7l -7 rzv-es
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DsY GoODs AT AUCTIoNI

UST received and wild be sold auction at our Aue-
Sc ton Rooms on our regular sale days large gene
raj assertment Of Dry Goods Notions articles
consisting N part Of Brown aud BIeached Sheeng. and
Shrtings Satinets Oameaes Coatings Faunels
Jeans, losing, Gloves, Mits. Spool Threads Liucys
Merines Shawls, Suspenders, &c. &c.
ALSOTables and Pocket Cutlery Jewelrv nd Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Racers
Accordeons and great sty.of fancy
Gus TO mention. NOOLSEY d NELSON.
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managers

0rWe take pleasure in directing the at
tention of the readers of the JOURNAL, to the
advertisement Of Messrs. James tombstone &
Son, who have just established themselves in
business in New OrleahS as commission mer-
chants. The gentlemen are formerly Of
Louisville, and are thus recommended by the
Courier:
The senior of the firm is one of the oldest
citizens of Louisville where he is widely
known and universally esteemed for his high
integrity of character. He is an excellent
business man, and is nQted for the care and
attention he gives to all business confded tC
him. His son is an active and energetic
young man who will prove most efficient in
conducting the business of the firm.
We recommend the new house to those o
our citizons, who may occasion for its service
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-01

SLANDER.-A young lady in Louisville, Miss
Eliza CANNED by name, having circulated a
handbill which reflected severely on several
well known citizens, was, at their instance
arrested and carried to Jail, where she re-
manned until her friends arrived who entered
into the required bonds for her appearance
She was released.
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(GrF We call the attention of our river men
and shippers to the advertisement of the City
of Cairo. CAPT WOOD is an experienced
boatman, well acquainted with the Wabash
river, and we recommend his boat to the pat
ronage Of our merchants.
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o. We are under obligations to Mr.. Par
fridge of the Express Company for ST. Louis
papers of Friday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-01
DANIEL WoHLsEh NELSON
! AUCII0HEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Real Estate Esrokers

and Real Estate Brokers.
&EAYING leased for term years and fitted unthe
y Old Court House. of Main and Streets we
are preparedtO receive for sale
sale all kinds ofgoods, household
furniture, horses. buggies, etc.
sshadYances made on onsi gn IS @hen required
Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
clock, A, III. Also Tuesday edn esdsv
and Fridaynights, at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE,
The first Monday of every month at 10 O. clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map CITY
Evansville containing all the Enargemeas and
eviDg will be for the interest Of all
apart the first Monday of Every sale
Real Estate at aueo All those wishing sell recues
ted to hand in their in time give the public
The patronage Of those having Houses or Lands
for sale, either public private sale
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEY & NELSON. Auct,s
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lolo tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 50.
BRILLIANT SCHEME! z....-se
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
CLASS T.
To in Baltimore, Md. SATURDAY. Dec 9th,

Whoes so; HalI es SO; Quarters So Eighths $3.50.
BAil orlersfor tickets packages in any OF the Mary
land Lotteries w receive prompt aenton and the
ing mailed to all purchasers immediately after
Address Il. H. HUBBARD & CO.,
Nc. 50 Fayette ST., Box No. 40,
nov2t-tf l. ~ Baltimore. MARYLAND.
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PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY. November 90.
Cora. from PittsIu z to Sew Orleans.
White BluG, from Cincinnati.tq Memphis.
Edniee, from St. Louis to Cincinnati.
Rescue from Me nphis to do.
Rid Wing. from louisville to St. Louis.
Rsub White, from do Red River.
Nettie Miller from do Cairo.
JOhu Tompkins. from Cincinnati to st. Lan!s.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE
II A TTTpT(JN

viii sell at public auction Monday December LIST
w 1885, 10 clock, A NJ entire house holi fur
ntnre belonging the estate the late H. McDo we'll
az his haze residence adjoining the Bo liam Mines
above furniture comprises other articles
OF mahogany Chairs mahogany several hoRnv
walnut and cherry bedseads. bureaus Sideboards Lou
Pier Fables side Tables several Brussel pIan arpc
Curtains. Cornices Centre Tables Mirrors Kitchen
furniture spring and hair Matrases Feather Be3s
some sets Of shovel and TGng' Stoves. m2s &c. &C.
The above furniture is in excellent preservation
sold without Terms all 25cash over
SO six mouths credit will be given we'll secured
At th7 same ue and place w be sold fout buggy
I'm. Rerst:rI lan.
noY2S-ltd MOOLSEY & NELSON
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REAL ESTATE SALES
cow alsssEoNE!s,s SALE OF vALUA

EfE1E - EA 4 ESTATE.
- virtue of decree judgemen the Circuit Court
BE oil fanderbugh county, dered
OF in action for partition, wherein Gusrs Lebauer
an Caroline his wife. plaintiffs Rudolph KebT
an Mary his wife, John Aiehle George Aiohle
ana Charlotte his WIFE, defen The UNDERSIGNED
as the Commissioner, FAMED in said Decree
sale and sell bc auction. the door Court
House, in Evansville, the Sd day December
tween the hou=s of 10 O'Clock A b. and clock P.
Tue oiotng real estate situated in he
ander burgh State of Ineana and described in the
2eeree to Wiz Eighty Of landn VIuderbuTgh county
Delng the West half of the Northwest
Township 9, South of Range West sthe
~ acres Beglnnln at the Southwest the
west quarter OF SAID Sec and running East halfway
the quarter and thence North 20 rods then
est to the Section line 20 acres thence ne
place Of beginning. -
The said described Will be sold Jsct to be
right OF the said Gharl0te Isel consisting lie
the said described e. acres -
novl3-2wd&w F. KRG7NFR commissioner.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
EvansvtIIe, Indiana.
TO THE LADIES GREETING.

0ERIong expected French Worked Collars Sleeves and
" Enbroderi orally haveeoue at last to which
attention. In beauty price
they surpa everything offered in this city Call in
&C. seTT3 ROSER, BRO. FREY.
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OF There are now AGO men at work in
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Chieago, Augngt 30. ls6s.

DR.. T. II. Cavanaugh (Presept - raGs 10
Dear Sir: When arrived this few days aee,
suffering intensely with the piles my
clifton to asking advices. You recommended
Pile Slve il would cure Itriiitthe effect
immediate, and we'll. believe it
proved in inylnahe remedy and for
that disease the Piles it Others
Yours, truly, .rr j Ohm WILLIAMSON, St. Louis Mo.
RS Price 81 per box. DR.. T. H. CAVAHAUGH.
=. Z, Sole Pfoprietor, st. Louis. No,
For sale in Evansvilleby & ~ -. t..rs- -
~ e. j ]. PENNINGTON.
iv16-IvA1w lKELIER FAR NSLEY & co.
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sT. CHARLES EEOTE
CIDER yINGGAR AIANUFACTORY

XTTE the gned call attention OF the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers in
eTal to acturng
Vinegar. which will ellso compete
with Gin cnnat Pittsburgh prices Give call. fair
trial is all we ask MERCER e. CLIFFORD.
y. BThe nanufactory estimated the of Fourth
and Canal streets. Lamaseo CITY. iYl-d&wly
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES

FUR DEUEMBEh, I00b. 1900,
r. FRANCE & Co, N!anagers. 4
GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
On the havana Plan
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF nd
sr... EXTRA CLASS T. @a
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd, Saturday, Dec 2od
Prizes amounting to SG32, 500! p
WI be distributed according to tie tollowing
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Numbcrss-f,OOOP Prizes!
Prizes payable IN FuU aoitlom Deducti0n.
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5zoV prizes an ount'ng 20 600
Whole Tickets $1O Halves 50; Quarters SPY
5000 prizes of $40 will by the last figure Of
the Der that draws the $4,000 prize exam if
the number drawing the $40 600 prize ends wi then
all the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
so. 1t the number ends with No. 2 then all
where the number ends in will identified $40 on
TOO
osrfoate Of Packages be sold at TIE following rates
which the risk
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
40 90 ~ Etalf do ............... 20
do do 10 Quarter do ............,.r IS
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either
5. SWAN Il CO., Atlanta. Ca. or
nOY24-tf s. SWAN. MONTGOMERY.
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EEAs Just received large stock of WHITE sTATUART
MARBLE OF perior quality that ever be-
fore brought to the Western county selected by himself a.
the expressly this trade and hopes by strict at
tantn business and the of mono hut sUPE-
uoR WorKMEN himself liberal share of pub
lie patio image. seD5-tf
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AcCn gnEONs AND ET.tTINAs.

THVH Just received direct from the i'm
porers lat-e assortment Aoeordeons aud Futinas
the best French make which they prepared to sell a.
lower prices toan the qulty of Instruments be
bought elsewhere iu this city. Call and see .
BITTROLFF & SONS. q.
Main bety Ist and I'd streets.
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COPART'NERSIEIP NOTICE.

dersgned have this day formed partR ershi
under thc style and firm of A. j. olburn Il Co and
having taken the stock aud stand ofthe frn of Colburn 81
HersFergcr " the liabilities of the sails firm Of
Oilarn Herhterger, and alone authorized setss
the business Of the same. ANDREW y. C0LBURN.
y25-tf JONAS COLBURN.
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e6erg stare. eSH
CURED EXEERNAb APPLICATION ONLY,
Ia DlS. cas- &NAE GETs PILE sALVE
Ill never tll IN g7sns neiate relief, and posi-
lively criHg the worst and obstinate eases oe
Henorrh oi6s or Pills Russia VA. Is 1881 s.
ONLY IEFtLL1ftI.E REMEDY KNOWN
heTe . svhee for M Files and is the result years Of
patfsas sandy e1d inF5 sfgsIioRo .bn-.. t'-
Sufferers Piles remedy at hand which wiz
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL. .et.f
withouta fear failure its to DO all the proprietor
claims for it. Fall directions mpsny each all
that quisite Is Teiy observe them and is
ia n TO follow. --. -.-.s t. zfsf --
The yvetor fes to the following decentralization
ieen character and standing who have voluntarily
heiT certificates N its favor in regard to its efficacy in
their own cases. Read them ..-. 8 =
TIE Richard Yates late member coneressfrou the
Springfield (Iil.) district. says;
Jaoksonviile.I H.. Nov. Is. 1865.
Dr. Thos II Cavanqugh-D Fne pre- paraton Cava-
naugls Pile Selye Which furAished found
service producing easy and speedy hest-
alEabie remedy tire Pilee
Respect ally, RICHARD YATES.
The foIovinr. Rev d f. Bristow is sulheent re-
commsads.ion IN itseff 60 q I-Ef
Jacrsor viile III Deoo,,t ~