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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-07

Ggt Daily yourHal
RIVER ENTELaEesENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

a SATURDAY. APRII 5.
DELIGHT from Nj hvillc TO Pittslurg
NoSrHERyER. from St. Louis to Louisville.
INDIANA. from Cinein natl to New Orleans.
WHITE BLUFF. from Memphis to Cincinnati.
CHEAT YVES from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
ALVIN ADAMS. from louisville to St. Louis.
MEMPHIS. from Memphis to Cincinnati.
EesEs ACLELI AED from Louisville to New Orleans.
ARcT1c from Pittsburg to New -orleau IN sea
AVN KNOX. fem Cincinnati to Wabash ~
"A. f., SKerw ELL, FIR N Louisville New Orleans.
p 4RsfA. from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
q ouN BELL from Louisville to St., Louis
RAINBOW from Louisville to Henderson.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-07

EEAVING received and opened entire stock OF
G. spring goods carpets
sc. W invite the citizens Evansville
~ish cal. promising latest STYLES goods and
small profits. JAMES GABLE d SON,
FOster's block
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CORONEsk.S HNNuESY.

GUAsUN h g - EN q y haS hTs
Inquest held before the 18th day of March,
"a 1856 in Union Township. the body ct German
named Nicholas Coughman deceased; had blue attne
mixed satnet check shirt socks
about q years oli had in his
trunk containing various ticles of clothing
The verdict of the that he his death by
blow from limb thrown from falling tree.
JULIUS ). CATLETT,
mhZ2-3w Justice OF the Peace.
szOUSNs< EEPEHsS SUITED AT EAST!E
s5NRAWFORD BELL calls the attention OF the Ladies
articles which be has jnvoic=d expressly
and which be had at his Washington
Block building, Main street.
de Vere's Extracts put in small bottles for culinary
purposes. rrisinF the following:
Ex Sage; Extract of Mint; Extract AlIspce;
Mace; Gloves;
do Raspberry; do Lemon; do Vanilla; |
Mustard Premium Mustard English:
Mustard superior article by Sader Firth Co SALAD
Oil Arrow Root Essence Ginger Tapeoa sinslass Gaatine
Indiga brought this market
Preston MerriIls Yeast Hope Mills; Yeast Durkee Heck
Farini desirable article for children aud in
Vas Spices Starch; other article the bousekeeper
MAY erd in his line mh22
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-07

l.. p. HUNT q CO.
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE THEIR
SECOND GIFT ENTERPRISE.
On the ea:EA May, '56, at Louisville. Ky.
80. 900 DOL / A r S
FOUNDED ON RE4L ESTlIE
Is Bonds given, with good security, for the
payment of all prizes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-07
(,OAT, v8OXI THE BODsAss ,NEs

t.OfhFI -
WIS superior article Ooalis ready for delivery
n. from the cit" All left pany's
otfce. Sycamore and First will promptly
a ended a. follows:
Orders left before H., delivered same day
Orders left after that hour before o'clock P. NJ de-
sivered before
The Comp prepared Coal Stations
on the u. and G. Railroad, as follows:
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WHEELER. & WILSON'S g
S z w IN G M A G. HI N r. S

= II W N q NJ II y II IN II .
FENuEsE Machines operate entirely rrinci-
d ple using shuttle ut one neede and t'" THREADS
in the hands of families end
anufaeurers enty long to them trial.
and have given entire satisfaction.
They pie in construction highly
useful aaorn lady's aror.
position in shop of the artisan.
has object furnish Machine that woad be-
family well as TO tie OF Tailors.
sn6 Cloak Elaf Shirt and Collar MaLufa eturers.
We nhdant that Machines in til form
the hest offered to the public.
housauds Of families testify to their merits all
offamiy sewing while Shirt and Collar Manufactu-
ee acknowledge their superiority aver all others FOX
prir work -
Pesdss Is. o. Rad
Agent
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EXCHAN G. f III q Il Ell,
NeWburg, Iud. -
%nA TiIORNBURG ~ MNMAN, g.
BEG citizens of Warrick and
counties that they have purchased the Hotel Stand
frmery kept by Mr. H. Hazen and intend keep the
good reputation the house has acquired under its previous
They have REFURSisHED and REFTrED the
whole aud prepared all their
rtable stye Their table will
,ped with the best the market Affords in short.
pains will he spared to make tie EXCHANGE a
class Hotel Their stables will be kept in the best possible
condition in accommodate With animals
mh2S-IwdIyw .rt
E6ABUsHEIs TURNIPs-so bush onions; 100 dO1
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Z a
r large double Warehouse Canal Basin,
4 pable of storing produce will
eeived stored taken of and held the
orders on the most reasonable
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20. KLINE. DECKER. PHILIP KRAMER
GEO. AEIaEE1 &c CO..
ED asD BoxEEs.
nc EOATmEN.

-
l HAVE open ned Il the
Canal aud Nam
- BOAT STORE and FAMn.T GROCERY fstrh-
Iishment. whore will be pr pared at all times
to supply CanaCand Ohio Ns aud families with every
tiole they need in the OF StaSe5.
Canal Bo&smen particularly requested to remember
my place. uhl3- 2twdtf JOHN FARRELL.
1855. NEW SPEszNG GODDS. 1856.
CSr received in atTe fresh lot OF srrDg Style Goods
80 which prepared to dspoe the lowest figures
shall continue receive ali the lat les of goods di
rect from the importers and manufacturers and hone by
strict attention the the merchants G-T fair
share Of their patronage j. @ JEW ELL {. Co.
~hii-f Corner Vine and Firss stree 49,
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ELECTION NOTICE
NEW GOODS

"a e" style Barege. Lawns Gnghaas, Cham brave. paiI
u and dotted Swiss aud Victoria Lawns,
&C.. cheap for cash at mh9-3w* HUGHES.
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&c &c.
Also lot of i'm ported Havana Cigars. offer all these
articles Country Dealers and Tavera' and Coffee use
the prices them hat nothing
in quality will surpaSs selection.
upright dealings aud small profits will al
the le by which gain the conf those
VIII will m with call. mE2j ). MYERS. |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
An Elegant Cuisine.

The annexed account of a splendid kitchen We OBJ
tain from the Paris correspondent OF one OF the Fast:
ern papers, The French lady must be some such
character as Theresa in the Wilhelm Mester of
Goethe, who therein poetizes houscwitery at a most
extravaganza rate:
There resides III the Rue de Ia Chaussee d Antin, in
Paris, a worthy lady who makes a single apartment
in her house more elegant than all the rest combined
This grand apartment is-the kitchen. Whenever
this lady receives company, all sorts of ingenious
plans are formed and every description OF little an
tifices employed to induce her guests without actually
asking them, to have peep at this den, generally
kept as much MS possible in the background, for OBJ
vious reasons. Nothing is so disgusting to true
epicure as the smell of cookeryD In most houses,
therefore, the kitchen is as far distant from the draw
ing-rOom as possible
In this instance, on the contrary the local topog-
raphy is so arranged that many persons wishing to go
out. mistake the door, and, just as they are about
hastily backing out accostcd by the most dazzling
of cooks who cries, with asmilng air. Its the kch-
| Ell, Monsieur, Cor Madame0 there's no HARM Walk
| ill., if you please !" BY this time the glance Of the
visitor has taken in all sorts of unexpected things
hung around the room and he is induced to enter this
curious boudoirkitchen. The walls and the floor are
| composed of mosaic bricks of numerous coos, the
| prevailing being blue and white. Gas burners issue
from and beautiful china saucers, or burn through
| the artificial wickS of antique lamps.
The dressers and closets are covered with FURNISHED
copper and contain the thousand and one utensils O.
the cuisine, all shining with dazzling polish; the
kitchen girl being Holland lass, who spares neither
brck-dust nor muscle in keeping up the proud repu
aton for cleanliness of her country. What is mos
surprising in this model kitchen, is to the sauce
pans and grid.rons, bright as many new matches
hung up with rose coored ribbons. Evidently thes,
utensils consume more ribbon than even Madame
| bonnet.
A short time ago the friends of the proprietress
this unique establishment, begged her to give break
fast in this elegant kitchen. She consented, on on
condition: the guests should themselves cook tn
breakfast they were to eat, aud afterwards they wcr
same order in which they found it. The stipulation
was stoically accepted Two ladies who have four o
five hundred thousand francs year to spend, til
lady Of an admiral, a duchess, and the wives Of tw
| foreign ministers, were present the occasion an
took partin the,noyel proceedings The dsl-washin
efforts Of these fashionable butterflies must have bee
| omnsny d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

THE LATE WING NATIONAL CONFERENCE.-The eX
tract the following from the National Inelligeneer
of Che 18th ult Itneeds no comment, speaking asst
does for itself
We perceive that it is questioned by some Of our
contemporaries whether the late National Convention
held 1t Baltimore was truly and wholly Convention
of Wings, alleging that there was an admiXturc in it
of members Of the " American party, who however
sincerely protesting Wing principles, were not de-
signed to be included i'll the call for the Convention
aud could not properly be members of it. We have
stated in former number of our paper that We had
no information on this head beyond what was before
the public; although we were under the impression
that there were few, if any individuals of the
q American " party members Of the Convention. We
have since, however, met with an item of testimony
on this point, which our long acquaintance with the
conscientious viruous, and Intelligent character of
the witness induces us to yield entire credence TO.
The esteemed and respectable edtorof the FaYette-
vile Observeran able and consistent Wing for thirty
years past-was member of the Baltimore Gonven-
ton, and in letter Writtenby him at Baltimore, pub
lished his paper Of the ed instant we find the fol-
lowing satisfactory assurance
"Imay here remark that it lis not known or be-
lieVed that single individual who ever belonged to
the American party was member of the Convention.
II was intended to be, and it ,cas, Convention Of
Wings, and nothing but Wings, so that its action
nigh legtmatey address itself to the favor of mem
bers Of that party throughout the land"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
]. ! ], n M VITA, NV God


One hour with thee, my God, when daylight breaks
Over world thy guardian care has kept,
When the fresh soul from soothing slumber wakes
To praise the love that watched me while slept,
When with new strength my blood is bounding lfee'
The first, best sweetest hour ! II give to thee
One hour with thee, when busy day begins a1$
Her never ceasing round of busting care, y.
When must meet with toll and pain, aud sins,
And through them all thy cross again must bear;
then, to arm me for the strife, to be
Faithful to death, I'll kneel an hour to thee.
One hour with thee when rides the glorious sun
High in mid heaven, and painting nature feels 80
Lifeless and oyerpowered, and man has done
For one short hour with urging lifes swift wheels
In that deep pause my soul from care shall flee,
To make that hour Of rest one hour with thee.
One hour with thee when sudden twilight filings
Her soothing charm DER lawn and vale and grove,
When there breathes up from all created things
The sweet enthralling sense of thy deep love;
And when its softenng power descends on me,
My swelling heart shall spend an hour with thee.
One hour with thee, my God, when softly night
Climbs the high heaven, with solemn step and
slow, ..5.-5,l S
When thy sweet stars, unutterably bright,
: Are telling forth thy praise to men below;
then, when far from earth my thoughts would flee,
I'll spend in prayer one joyful hour with thee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

THE FRENCH RAILROAD sw1NpLE. = The parties
charged with being connected with the great railroad
swndle inthe Northern Railway Company Of France,
were arrested in New York on the 9th ult. Seventy
thousand francs were recovered, The whole amount
of the swndle is aseertaned to be nearly three mil
lion francs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

Low WATER IN THE ALABAMA RIyEE.-The Mobile
Tribune, Of last Saturday, says:
According to reports received yesterday there are
no Indications of rise in the rivers. The Alabama
is lower than it has ever been known at any former
period The depth of water at Shackelfords is thirty
inches at Tates thirty.six inches at Dunkn's Bar
fifteen inches and at Causes Bar, six miles below
Montgomery, fifteen inches.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

The WHOLE IEeKEr-The NEWPORT Or. ~ News,
which endorsed the nomination Of Mr.. Fillmore i'm
medately after his nomination at Philadelphia. but
refused to extend the right hand of fellowship to Mr.
Donelson, has finally concludedto go the whole ticket.
Rhode Island is coming right ala sF5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

"How do you get along with your arithmetic ?
asked a father of his little boy. 1--we cyphered
through addition, partition, satisfaction, distraction,
abomination Justification hallucnation, derivation,
amputation, creation and adoption He'd do for an
engineer on short line railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

BALTIMoRE.-The municipal elections take place in
Baltimore on Wednesday. The struggle will be a Wig
orously contested one. The opposing parties are
straining every nerve We are inclined to believe
that the Union ticket, headed ~ Swami, will be sue
cessful although we do not apprehend there will be
very large majority either way.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleaus5
Be- It that on the 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. F. Jan
yier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New oreuns who being duly swor according to law do de-
pose and that the above just and true and
orrect transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. ?. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 2h day of March
1856. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved to Six cent in
eres the scrip certificates of 1865 payable and after the
second Monday Of May and have declared scrip div
dend of Twenty five cent the earned premiums of
the past for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June and they have reserved the balance
of the profits of the year ending 18th March, 1856
pending but unadjuSed claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the pers of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the Of
premium
Office, in iron building, of Camp and Nachez
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice President.
Fl. p JANYIER Secreary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

FLoRIDA.--An election for Governor, Senators and
Representatives and membert to Congress- takes place
III Florida to-day It is quite difficult to hear from
this State owing to the meagreness of mail facilities
butwe presume shall learn of the triumph of the
Fillmore Union ticket in the course Of week or ten
days.
Although Florida has been claimed as sure for the
bogus Democracy by the Buchananites, we have
never believed the claim to be well founded. We have
yet see any solvent advanced to support the
claim. On the contrary, the indications have been
all along IN favor Of the proposition that the PENN
safar State would be found, when the time came on
Ethe side OF patriotism, duty and Fillmore.
Were it not for fear of causing neghbors of the
Courier pain, we should confidently predict Fillmore
triumphin Florida on the 9th of October (to-day)
some predictions we ventured upon early last week,
exercised them badly for three or four succeeding
days, we snail not do it. They have got to endure SO
many crushing out processes in the next four
weeks thai even good-humored raiery is cruel.
g .
ERsrjsr IN ALABAMA.-The Mobile Tribune, of Sat
friday last has the following
We have been informed by gentleman from Clal-
borne, Ala that Wednesday morning last that sec
ton was visited by severe frost The weather has
been and still continues dry consequently he IS OF the
oDnion that the cotton crop in dry localities has not
been materially injured but that it has killed the top
leaves, which being shed, exposes the bols to the
direct rays Of the sun and causes them to mature
rapidly He says that with continued dry weather,
fight frost will benefit and enhance the value of the
crop but if we should have wet weather in connec-
zion With FROST the destruction of unripe cotton
would be certain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
Lily, .Yellow.-PLAYFun GAHErY)

Ye well arrayed---
Queen Lilies-and We painted populaee .
Who dwellin fields, and lead ambrosial lives:
Young.
met lily in the vale, ~ y
Just opened to the morning gale,
And so stopped to gaze;
And thou art beautiful, said d.
That lily did not hide its head,
But freely forth its odors shed, .....
To pay me for my praise. Token.
TO A BOTTLE. 5s....
IT'S very strange that you and
Together cannot pull,
For you are full when / am dry,
And dry when am full
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

A fellow entered place on Sunday, pretty well
fudded, and asked for some cider He was d'they
did not sell the article on Sunday.
We'll" says the stranger, 'you should not be hard
hearted, for you know the good book speaks of ENTER
tanning angels unawares.'n
Yes says the storekeeper, 1" but | never knew
that angels drank sour cider on SUNDAYS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

soFrEEIsG THE EXPRESSION" That's thunder
ing big T. said Tom. "No,' replied Dick " it's
only Illuminating enlargement Of elongated vera
eity Harry took off his hat, elevated his eyes, and
held his tongue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

" 'Tintion p exclaimed an Irish sergeant to his
platoon +" Front face, and tind to rowl call. As
many of ye as is prisint will say Here!" and us
many of ye as is not present will say" Absent!n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

The man who thought he coayed lawyer to take
dollar less is now trying to set fire to an iceberg with
a rinnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

A BOAT susK.-The Mobile Tribune, of Saturday,
says:
dispatch received last evening, dated Lower Peach
Tree, Ala, Oct. 3d. states that the steamboat Emma
Watts has been sunk in the Alabama river. Passen-
piNen. - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

The most popular men are seldom those of very
shining qualities or strong virtues.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

S1,II3,U5V 62
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans Cityo New Orleans. )
Be It remembered that the 9th July, 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice of the Pence and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mnnson Secretary of the
crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who, be-
ing duly sworn, according law does depose and say the
foregoing just and true and transcript
from the books of said Company.
signell c. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July, 1886;
SignedI EIIAS NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest of
Six per cent cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof to their legal representatives. and
after the Cd Monday of August proXimo
The also declared Dividend of thirty
three third per the earned premiums of the
Company for the year ending the Both of june 1856 for which
certificates will be- issued and after the 18th September next.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President,
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
W INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. C In
conformity re auements of their charter the Ores
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
ment, viz
Amount of Premiums received for year ending 800, 90, u
June 3d. 1856 9so2'3sy =
Amount of uncrmnnted risks July lst, ls55. l44l 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
HARDWARE.

t. BENNETT LURGEs.
IRON ls undersigned beg leave to inform
W featuring all kinds of Architectural Building Iron
Work. Nos % and 81 Circus street. Veandahs Rail
ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges Roofs, ETC.
constantly hand Cast Wrought Iron Col
umns venlators and Sash Weights etc and fiji of
Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch.
sea- 3m BENNETT 4 CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DSHeREEqhf rHR o5o Ss.5s'ss oHHDHATnD GER
,,,, n Dr. G. M. JACKSON, PH11AnELrHlA Pa,
bf fSs o PEs KS R and eli
diseases arising from disorderel Liver or Stomach.
Such
~. ,, tlen I le es"s!1p Piles,
Head, ,Acdity Of lie Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for Food
Fallass Of Weight in The Stomach sorr
s 5f!ss
ness yo sght Feve and puu
Pal" n Af ?a "sfsesy @ n Ssow
Chest ea m BSn f's s' s" Flssn F Gs of
S'"% and ' srsst psprs q nv''
nranaron does SO with feeling confidence in
adaptation to the diseases for which is recon-
It'll no new untried article but one that has stood the
@ % ten and @ 1 fSif eSss
@ The testimony in its ayG s9 by s m No d @
s soa My! shSw msse aSd CAREFUL na pub
sed annually by the ptope9r aa :" ge aa I OF nny
remedy really deserving The great celebrity has obtained
Principal Office and Mandatory No s6 ARCH street. Pull
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bitters superior to AZ preparations nov IN We
Dear srI feel bound gatisaon to yo to'
lies sT sxs found them th be al Il 2s IN
public rs safe and remedy the diseases they in
s VIE for ss iqp', ys to other IT, Mi Il
THE BIrTERs ALI. THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE.
s.a 1s stsa H A"%s 1 II Is3 H:
ali they represented cheeruly recommend them
10 Rs s 'i s yo sn.s'' W T. FAULKNER
Il. MAYER says VIA, ,o-,
HARRIsosngnG, La Nix an,: ., ls2 H.,
disposed of I'LL received from yo" and wi" lie" supply '
Dr. RASBol'p QUAIL ''T TH,yrr, 1n, 1m,e 30 1857,
Ihnve for the last year used the German Biers prepared by
sdens Kind hui rs"iE ;od Lsse an and H.
vicinity than in any other part of the country
DR.. RABE says: . ,o.,
wish fresh supply Immediately.
F.. A. ADAMS Il CO. say:
RICHMOND La, June . 1853
Your tters give universal satisfaction to all who have used
You should bear mind these Eers entirely
tio1s recotnlended for Similar Diseases.
Sold Druggists and Storekeees in town and village
MINE : ''''su ''''t' It'll" '''''''' j. WRIGHT GO,
TWENTY-FIVE FEET OF IAE,Is-1yoItDa;
hpp'ie s an" 'sAy hn ay4 o RGsM Per
"W"Hs 5crs to s1i1r at remedy non which could
S Ss TIKI. VI f faGSf W IT,"
be relied upon lis infal1!e ,n,r,, ,o5,
nes,,s B. A. rnnestos Sog sAa 3 S""nF S ssrs
;ince reeommened yor EsFmt"gs to H Teyf ' oIS
old which supposed ID he dying from fits lie rave it. ,%o
tse t ISS Sa1 and T c@a Os :e ed d." h and
hnye own to nSrS in ts and o the v %19FS SG r
to the purchasers If This vii be OF any STLHst "a
S ar "'s"''" +" your valuable fy HHs Y: H4Er&
OF the firm Of Harper \ Son Druggists
Sold wholesale and retail principal druggists ans
merchants ,i,ro,eout the United States st2 ia Win