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NO SSal
Rv the President OF the United states.

IN pursuance ofaw, FRAsKLIs Pierce, r.s.asn ofsu
buD ice sse g. Ss Il DC @ land he
sue A. q Sa ;es :. es % M soSsnens on Mon
ands wla e uudsrnsni9ned townships and fractional
No,A d a. base line and vt.t Of tGs rinsp4i sra
Tue ISLANDS situated In section H, township forty seven
range TWO n seeaan ioa to~n.ap ao6 sS s IN
range hye and In section thirty nree township oynSs omhse
Township fory-nne, Of range Ten -, L,......,-.--
Townships lory-tnee, tosy seven, and sosssht
TSwnshps c u,res fOrty ak and twenty
three. t. I.
SS AND AND @ e sa ass ~snas
Township forty nine, o. range twenty -sssen' a IL ~
Townships forty eight ior-npe and ahsene ofranss thirty
Townshps forty ior'yans, ANY, and a0yohe'O'
township. ory-avs. my, afy range ,h ak
The ulapp,opraisd lands sections twenty Ave. twenty
'I the ana once sns DUNCAN on oDd o
fourth aay e Aasas Tor ~ Ssoesa q M PaIa snds 81
viz; >. A..e" .a F-e "s ..~~@e, t"'t $780, -
NORTH of the base line aud Osst o. as prssal
= Township thirty seven, OF range twenty -ssven
Townships thirty thirty 1--WE, OF twenty
Townships thirty and ,hdS live, range twenty nine
North Of Of principal Haeridan.
Certain following sectos wit: In
~ sections " three thirteen and township
ihiy olins in section tsry township twenty
s n o ns In ss Il h oa ash
thirty and Bscons
township thiIiy-one, OF the
appropriated by Of schools, military,
together with those "saamp and overlooked and
thereby unit cultivation granted the State
the entitled An enable the State Of and other
lands within limits"
septemhsr %, 1850 wi1s sreiadea rom As sale,
The offering the above lands win be commenced the days
appointed, proceed which they
with all despateh until the whole shall have been
closed but shall be
longer private entry lands
until after The expiration of the weeks
hand. city Washington, this it
April thousand eight hundred and fnysix
/ BY tho President; FRANKLIN PIERCE.
TIOs. A. HENDRICKS, ..r"@ ..faa
Commissioner of the General Land Once. -
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A-ae, NEW YORK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH
&>txSab AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIl ST. AgfIsKs.v
49, The shps comprising this line are the WASHING
ward Hggina 49,
These CLEANERS stop Southampton going returning
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Proposals IOE Indian Goods.

DEFARTMERr IRIEHIOE,
Once Indian Affairs,
september %, 1856,
ALRD PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Indian Goods"
- WILDE received the Oss Of Indian Affairs, Washington CITY,
~ O'Clock, Friday, tie 3 DAY Of october next
furnishing goods for the Indian Department for anng treaty
o iOwss
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every persbn right pre- empton any of
lands within townships of townships above
establish satisfaction of
proper office,
seeing notice. aud day ap-
public sale the lands
bacig claimed otherwise nct claim will be forfeited
-. .aa THOS. A. HENDRICK5,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April S-iawl3w INTEL and Star.l
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WIT and Wisdom OF the Rev. sydney sn,itnI by Duyc
w kinck. 81 Is.
The Life and Travels Of Hsrodotu Finn Century
Christ imaginary biography founded sct, BY Tai
boy Wheeler, ?. r. q. g. vols S.
Tho Hugueuot Eries a historical novel. rs
Mechanics Tables containing circumference ofcT
Giles and sides Of equal squares NJ aned
hoops, cutting n boiler plates, &C. &c by Charles n ia
we'll, marine engineer so cents.
Introduction 10 the study Of Aui by NJ. A. Dwight 81.
Life Sketches from
by Mrs. Julia l.. Dumont 81.
The Rise and Progress OF the
Greasy, VI A. Third edition. a.
n. q, Trench y. u. rs cents 49, - ~ -
just published, and for sale at TAYLOR a NhURY's
June 10 noolstore noay OH At
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4 HE Letters of Madame de sevtene 20 her Daughter
and Friends edited ny Mrs Sarah }. bale. vol. 81 Is
The Letters Of Lady Mary Worley MonaRu edited 6y Mrs ga
rah }, Hate. l vol. ~ 25,
May@ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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commi.sioner ofths General Land Once.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that
tho and remaining United States, tie
ntle limits OF grant made February
he Cairo and Fulton railroad and m branches hitherto restored
market and which subject location the
NJ withdrawal will be opened and ordinary
price and after the days hereinafter menioned witt
Ofee Jackson, Missouri Monday the ID day OF Novem
1855,
oce Bntesvo, Arksnsa Monday, the 10th day Of No
vembeT, 1855.
Once Little Rock, Arkansas, Monday she day Noyem
her, 1855.
Once Helena, Arkansas Monday the l7h day OF
Once Catsvlle, Arkansas Monday, day
vrmbeT, 1885,
Once Fayetteville, Arkansas, Monday the day No
vembsT 1856.
Office Champagnoe, Arkansas Monday The 10Th day Of
November, 1855,
Washington, Arkansas, Monday, l7h day Of
November, 1856,
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right pre- smptIon any
be offered public sale,
market required establish
register proper land Office payment
within the period by
will be forfeited THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lawl3w IStarh Intei.l Commissioner
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l.. j. Middleton,

Dealer lee. '''
Fsh 97-dsmif WV 'A'' '"'V'
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Aaekiaae Blankets.


point white aeknAe bankets 10 measure " by II
inches and ~sigh 81 pounds 49,.
point while Macknae blankets. TO measure d by
% inchss, and weigh pounds
white Maesinac blankets, az BY 30
IT inches, and weigh 81 pnunas
500 pairs X point white Maeknac blankets 30 BY
50 inches, and weigh ~ pounds
sou pairs poir bianse 10 measure W 40
inches, and weigh ~ pounds
SOC pas point seae, Mae1inae blankets 90 BY
70 inches, aud weigh pounds
blankets "a by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
100 ~ Macknac blankets 60 by
"a inches asd weigh ~ pounds
zoo Jpont Maeknac blankets 10 90 by ~
IncBes, and weigh pounds
200 az maekinac blankets 81 by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
100 point Indigo blue Macknac blankets
GO by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 0entnela blue Nacktnac blankets
% BY 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
pairs Spn Gennea blue Maekinae blankets TO measure
% by 72 inches and weigh pounds
400 Gennela blue Maekinac blankets,
sure 81 by 10 inches, and weigh pounds
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10

ANOOPER,S TOOI,S,-A full assortment of Knives,
v Planes and Truss Hoops Just recd by steamer P
Tweed and for sale by '-'fFI WALDKIRCH,
mi Main bet 1stand I'd.
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HnRINT6,-25 cases 'tyles fancy Printi ~
do black and white dol
sslssss- do HOlid black do;
Rec ID this day and for sale BY JAMES Low y ~.
mhfs-dS Sw AIS Main street, Louisville. KY
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
RIOFEATsS LIVER PILLS.
pu(ENTTT 5 T11yT,E7 p (

= HILLNIA bI 1LIltSs n
= sff FROM ALJ1MINE RAJ PoIsoNs
FENHE popularity which MoFFATs LIFE FILLS ana
n PHGSIx BIrTERs have attained in consequences o tne
extraordinary their renders 1t
sary for the proprietor into
their medicinal virtues propertes hav.ns 1een
twenty public. and having the
testimony of than THREE MILLIONS wh9
been to employment of the perfect health by
them believed that their 40 sns
now bsfre the public admits of no dispute IN
eev ity and village the United States there
many who are ready to testify their efficacy in removing dis
and giving to the whole system renewed vgor and
health. Il -
akn the oneraon cfthe LFE MEDICINES is truly
thing few days. vestige of these
diseases their purifying effects the blood
FEVER and AeUE. DTsPEPstA, pRoPsr Piles and in shor
most ali diseases yield their curative peTes
family without them by their timely
suffering and expense may be saved Preparedby
WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, NJ. D.. New York
And for sale by 2 KELLER, FARNSLET n CO.. 8
mh5, Evansville, Indians.
@NIDER yINEGAR.-25b bbls Cider vinsgAr for sale b,
III Il n III A
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WM. *. NTcGREW>
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
ice in the '.Crescent City Bank Building
wwTfLL attend faithfully all business entrusted % h
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MISCELLANEOUS.
z. III. COOK g. SON, 4 Ho
@WH0LEs ATE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GXOCERHES Sc PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,

FIRST sTRkEf FtRSf DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
~ H COOK begs thank friends in Bvansyi1le
~ neghborhood their freely bestowed pon
Been business amongst them. and
this opportunity of hrodueng to their notice his Mr.
a COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date soliets the frm OF Y. ii. Cook SoN,
the support literally conferred himself
having taken the business hses
purchased the whole of the stock Mr. d Foster feel
hev will enabled to supply the citizens
Evansville every article they require in the Gro
eery Provision line. r. H O. Son wish especially to
in the country having produce
any dispose their increased facility for
ing of their suppyin them their with all
required in the Wholesale deparDe prices that
must Ell sure sheff orders for the future. feb2-d
NEW GOODS.
EUST received at Mrs. McKay1s Gap aud Trimming Store.
eD Window Shades, il Cloths,
Stand Covers First street MaiRssr
mhf4 MRS. MCKAY.
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lagonda Agricultural Works.

New York Self-Raking Reaper, S150s
The simplest strongest most durable, widest CUT and
est draft Raker invented The Gearing in ~
IRON FRAME. }~ "a t4fs :
New York Hand Raking Reaper, SE25s
Several thousands of these Reaprs have been built Al ussa
with universal Width feet Easy ssoss
for two horses. Tho very Hand Raker made,
E Ketchum,s Patent Mowers $115s
REEL &5 EXTRA. ll- 6
~ The same Combined to Reap go additional cis0
Some eight thousand Of these Movers have ess
built ofthe country Their nna
capacity we'll known and acknowledged.
SeYmOur,x Grain Drt1 a. Grass SOWSAe
Seventy-ffve Dollars
The tcomplete Of its class
Kindle berger5S PortaDle Ctoef HAAAA
With solid Rosrsv make from SIX 70 eight
g fz;d-r nv dav Every shonld havs N4
Revolving Hay Raker Straw Cutters &C. Ec IrsnsnSr
to 20 purchasers Letters ans~ersd
Address sne - van WARDEe, RRoE Aw s CHILD.
Sprsnsheld Ciark Co. Ohio.
JOHN s MITCHELL, Agent
nyz3-Iwd3w Evsn'viils' iads
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WHEELER a. xWTx,Ss,N,S

IS E w IN G. AI A G. HIN ES.
THNHESE Machines operate upon entirely new princ
N pie, using shuttle eedIe and tn
They have been in operation in bands families
su GENTLY Icng give them trial.
and have given entire satisfaction. t.- p r iss
They simple in construction, and highly
tai as wells nseful fitted to adorn ady's parlcr
Py less cons picuous position in theshop the
1t hiss been furnish Machine that would
appcab ble to family well as the wants Tailors
Dress and Cloak Maker Shirt and Collar
&e We confdant that in the form
are the best ever offered to the public Gfa
Thousands families can testify their merits on all
kinds offamily sewing while Shirt Collar Manu-
rers their superiority all others
their work
alton ofthe Machines solitedn
at Hopkins & Reads e. o. READ
epi7ef 0 ~ Sole Agent for Southern Tnd
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once Publication Of Main and water streets
EVANSVILLE, IND, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE TO- 1856.
MEDICINAL.


IL Il IS Il IL u T. IL IS '~lst!tAlk
MICH ucEO ANN uI,,urv DoDrrr -
IN T SrIr ~ 1h1 = rllG1L1 rOr ruLAh :.
X n M MI M II
u : 4 ~ IA oA4N Ii - !.
- n H II n A< ,
GEI HRR TER II TVEE2a DIT q
VI LIZ LII ClO L lLI0s
fts5f Which stands Nadcine fJE T,
known for the Cure Liver COmpants other
arising from deranged State of the Liver 1880
EENHIS Medicine public use about fifteen wears
u and has acquired reputation curing the Liver om
plant which has never been eouaed nv an4 remedy
fore offered to the public 80 1-Tsssf- - '
As Anti Bilious Purgave Pill they are unsurpass-
ed are the lv true and Genuine Iver PILE
The subscriber would feel aggeved 70 be even
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' sEI,ERs iEI. sEa IS f,Suu tsIPERIa, coucp svRup
RIFY YOU Ee II IL 0 o ID!
Joy to the WOrId!!

u Il % u Es IL IL % ID I'D
10y to the WOrId!!
THE ONLY INFAI.LIBLE REMEDY. U 81
II q riley S RS AP A RIL La.
" present age Thousand ills that flesh
equal wonderful prepatation Only yesrs
have elapsed since the dscoverer (who decade In
Studying and perectag 3
it to the blic and il already recognised by the emil
all parts Of the country be the
Prisng anil effective remedy for certain diseases of which
All compounds syrups of hitherto
failed the sanction the faculty
tested they have been found contain noxous ngred
which neetalze the good effects the sarsapsra
the health of the patient 1t with
Hurleyss preparation. tsl satH - tsitli.ats-J &
This the pure genuine extract of the and WILL
trial. be fonnd ortain and perfect
following complaints and diseases,
Affection of the Bono S143 -
Habitual Costiveness.
Debility Indigestion,
Diseases of the Kidneys. - Lii, or complaint.
Dyspepsia, Piles.
L Eryasipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Fistula, trsrf r rtrss9ftfsf3 syphilis.
And all Diseases of the skin
onc purifying blood invgorating the
system. sets.f ~ 1,s ~ ar tfrres1-s z u
In short thout exception in mentioned
it is desirable remedy of age 1t already
svely used throughout the country and fast obtanng
reputation The instances it has effected
hesitation accommodating desire
20 relief from suefrng One bottle being tried
its effects will be to admit of further Doubt
Ieeolect Hulsy Sarsapara the only genuine article
in the
aPriee dollar per bottle, six for five dollars
sale at the Seventh and Green
BACON, HYDE & Co.. st. Louis, No.
j. WRIGHT Il Co.. New Orleans. La, 49, II
Aud by extensive Druggists throughout the United
asttes. Canada. Mexico and South America. ap3-1y
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TENNEYA sORENs0M, m. oo,s,

TENNEYck ck SORENSON.
vvHoLEzkLE GROCERIES AND Liquors. oORNEk
WATER AND sTs.. EVANSVILLE, IND.
day formed copaTtnershp for
the purpose doing Wholesale Grocery and Liquor
bnsness Eavfng succeeded business OF Messrs As
he purchased stock and made editions to make
Hha able eher good
FOR CASH any house in Evansvle or any elty ~ the
West. N %; 81 cSJ =
JAMS e-1 5sa.,s. .. eo1s---e9o
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NEW GOODS.
PAINfFFNGE .PATNTTNG!g

GEORG GE G.. w A l. K Il II & CO.. i
oRNAMENATAL AND SIGN PAINTING.
will be attended to with punetuality and dis
N patch. 0fce vennemanis Row, Vine street. between
Second and third streets. feh26-tf
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE la DIES.
SSHANKLIN & RELY respectfully invite the at
tention ladies Evansville vicinity their
arge varied stock Em white goods
received embracing:-
Iume eric k ace Collars and Sleeves;
Emb,dLiu do do;
Maltese Il Chroohct do do;
Rook Muslin do do;
Jaeonet, Camhric and Swiss Collars: ey 81
Swiss and Jaconet Embroidered Bands;
do Edgings and lnsertionei sG esfs
English Thread, Lace and Edgingsi 7ssrlss
Mourning Collars and Sleeves; srE
White and black English Grape Collars, A.
Molian and white embroidered Skirts
French Corsets and silk Vests
ned Nauisook Swiss and Pl aid Musflns;
Real dotted and Embroidered Swiss dress patsrn ef
u alalst ow prices by ny2 SBANKLIN d. REILLY.
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VOLUME VIII.
BUSINESS CARDS.

II. O. WHEELER. AL. ROBINSON
WHEELEII & ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT Law,
lsuccessors to Ingle, Wheeler 81 lglehart.)
General Land aud CoIeetiHg AgeRey, O9es on 81 81 =
Opposite the mem Court Hoitse Reitdtngi near
Washington HotcL, EDaasUiLLe, lad,
NH q. Wheeler Notary Public - mnzl
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SHERVVOOp HOUSE.

SINE subscriber has taken the above house. and mas
entirely reftted and refurnshedit ana Is prepared
80 ntertain the patrons the house in satisfactory
Smanner He also rented the brick Stable owned hy
Mr. Peter Burke, and has ofhorsesandcar-
Friages let. ,,,., "a .ood
The stableisiarge clean and welllocated, and good
re in Partcuarattenpon
will be maid to the care of horses letwth him for keep
and in alIrespects, the public Ia lind the Sher-
wood House a good Hotel. Iiye.tfl j. a. BYERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

v-Era> mir, u. GAUDIN RESPECTFULLY AN.
F. nounces to the public that he received from
f ~ France the beautiful PIANO, which, some time ago
he advertised its way this city This instrument H. as
specimen OF art, of the most beautiful finish
tued by Messrs Peye Co. shape and style arc la Ius
XIV manufactured of Bengal rosewood and ebony with
carvings Its quality instrument extoled
by the bare mention Of It's exhibition tho Universal Exhbi-
tion held in 1856, at Paris
E7" The public respectfully invited to
DIN, No lOi Royal street. instrument which
Tor It's beautiful specimen OF workmanship aono well worth
the notice of the public. jazz Wv
rT1EIE BAGAssE FURNACE. LETTERS Pa.
tent for the United States granted H. Gill
MAN, of No. 81 Nachea street. New Orleans undpr the dat.
OF Decembe4 1854 furnace for burning Bagase
This Furnace combnes the following qualities us fully
SON A '>'''''-'i s''sA'
M It works entirely by natural draugh and without the mid
OF Blower.
3D. It contains CRATE or other irons in the interior
cleaned out.
4h The agase is stirred touched after it arrives
9Th 1t burns all the Bagasse and makes steam enough to
run the mill engine steam battery and pumping engine
This is the only furnace that has off Louisiana
In compliance with the above hvo conditions
This Furnace makes petenson Bagasse alone
does not resemble other furnace single
FORM in the principles upon which works. or in the result.
which poduces neither does it approach the rights any
other party Reports circulated the contrary are "mere
tricks OF trade known to be false by those
Them and calculated only deceive public and palm of
tiGles that cannot stand their person
from me- and all having such authority will fully
guaranteed IN It's undshsss Jed use and possession.
My Patent Furnace gs applicable to train of kettles as
steam boilers and am prepared to contract apply to burn
ing the BngaSse to boil juice the kettles
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser.
treatise on the whole subject in pamphlet form, with draw
n etc. to be had of the subscriber by mail otherwise
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
ri NatcheI New Orleans
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srREET CoMMIssloNER,s OFFICE, (,

~ {T553 333ES3G City Hall, Eel. "a, 1866 -
syheyeas nusances are cnuaed BY The frequent prac
tce boh IL day and night, Of evil disposed persons.
Who dsposise on The public leyee and the bank OF
he river ois, annes and refuse matters Of various
NV and injurious 10 public and private interests;
Therefore, all persons are hereby notified 10 dessl
from the said practices, under the extreme rigor Of the
law. In future all persons having such matters to
dispose of must convey the HE regular nuisance
wharves and discharge the same into the nuisance
boats of The city,o such other places of deposit
are OF may be authorized by the Common Council and
which will be designated on application 10 this office.
s8 Il 81 n. AUG PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WINERs CANADIAN .VER NIIFUGE.-
yon t eb liz md e Of
&c eminent physssus ian hreoonth q tho
a 5 ri
s a @ pS Wick an 70 e"
remedies for Worms but experience has proved them al more
tssoSy H s an af@ 1 1 s
WiSHhs 6zS f5RkEs E FHShH3SH WARRANTED
any sste s sPfa's naa ss @ sne
Of NE Worms in he bowels are follows hs cpnsnnnce Is
S ssss, I'll
s sh s,s and nSe starting srHdn ioe Ppe
ss Ss'sss sss fH sptassd s' ,o, 's
TO The following certificates numerous might BE- added hu. It
wS II fs 81:
AfAf'hh fo'' " MEDICAL EVIDENCE,
SHS rs G4 MHs1
een remedy for the expulsion of Womf 5H the inestnel
hss""s Of the R. C. q s"sF'35i 5!ss5s etc
Member of the R. c. of Surgeons in London, etc.
HH vs s55 IL or ,s ss Sssssa
5 n dem sit j.
] ind an cSstn s 4sny e Is %
5 p generally 3 9h EE 6sAabfAs
snd e wa y s. ~s s' aey a
| restore the patient to health.
Over thousand certificates have been Agents from
esan ssss 'D'
and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West
n- Sold Wholesale and retail prices by
ey ISL Ghsrsrss s1est o New Ss ossans Ia
T. sE Fadsp hln
Par will easetqaly cure LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA,
Kidneys other diseases arising from disordered Liver
| or stomach,
| ConHipa-
ton, Inward Piles,
Fulness or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fulness, Weight In tho Stomach, Sour Eruc
Stomach swimming Of the Head, Hurried and diff
| Vision, Dots of Webs before tho Sight, Fever and
Yellownsss Of the Skin s and Eyes, Pain in
| the Side BACK Chest Limbs, etcetera
s"ai ins f. Elus The p Fl he" CON- Burn
| slant Imaginnes OF
/ Depression CT
| Spirits.
preparation with feeling Of the
Its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which 1t Is
mended.
untried article, but that
Of trial before the American people, and it's
Known Ply sleinns the country
submitted referring who still doubt ''Memora
la Or ptac.eal Receipt Book for Farmers and Families to
Principal office and Mandatory, I'D Arch street, Philadel
| phia, Pa. -
Isl Carres New Orleans and BY Druggists generally
| my4 ly&W