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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-22
REAL ESTATE SALES
BY JOHN INGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS Houses AT
Public Auction
BY JOHN TNGLE

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next
a T2o'clock p. NJ =as-the Auction Rooms of oOLSEY
n NELsoNrI will sell the following ehO &c property
wit: ~
onethre story Brick Business House First above Main
present occupsed the Evansville Post oee
lately and in COED repsr apd excellent business
stand renting 20 per cost and
selling price The Lot 20 by &C feet and building 20 BY 80
feet.
ALso-The Frame House and fine lot seend street. adj
Joining residence ofJudge LoekhaTt 50
aud $50 feet deep alley The house.
has six The neighbO' hood excellent aud ony i've
walk of business. The lot alone
per than house and lot will sell or
ALso-The House aud First ad dining
residence lust built by DR. Casselberryi the
house at occupied John F. Crisp ESQ., and
comfortable the lot 3 front First by $50
alley in best of ueEhbo rhoods and less
thar three squares from the heart of business.
Aso-Fhat fine Frame House and Lot lately occupied by
Division above Seventh; this is the
frame residence of tissue built well
pagred ceilings Y feet high, handsome fence
and ali coeuienees eonpete the neighborhood is
is very coed aud improving fast.
All this property will he sold low Terms for all
the Born CASH O. ethiTd a. sx and
months. he Born houseone -third ga h
third year md one-third at years. In a
and waving relief laws and secured
mortgage premises Discounted ten cent for cash.
For further particulars enquire at my office. p
jyI0-tds JOHN lNGLb, JR
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OF 1t is rumored that new Democratic
paper, with a capital Of 100000, is to be es-
tablished in New York city during the next
fortnight. 1t is 10 be penny paper, and will
support Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency
Several leading Democrats are mentioned as
prominently connected with the move.
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GT Among the many new buildings going
up in Evansville and Lamasco, We notice Mr..
Rietz's new Touring mill on the corner OF
Fourth and Market streets, Lamasco. 1t will
be of the largest capacity, and very valuable
improvement to that part of the city. The
mill is built directly upon the canal, and will
have the full benefit of shipping by canal
boats. When it is fairly in operation we will
have something more to say about it.
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THILADELPHIA. July 10.
Six deaths occurred yesterday among the
wounded by the railroad accident, swelling
the total number dead to about 55, while the
aggregate wounded is over LOO. DR.. Mortar
ty pronounced eulogy over the remains of
Father Sheridan, this morning, in St Micheal's
church, in the presence of an immense congre-
cation. Seven bodies, so mutilated by fire as
to defy recognition, occupied places beside the
coffin of Father Sheridan before the alter
High mass was celebrated. Contributions are
making in aid of the suffrages by our citizens;
over one thousand dollars have been received
at the Inquirer Office alone. The president of
the railroad has given $500. Coroner Dela-
van has commenced an investigation.
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANUFAcTURERs AND DEALERS IN

Or u ID I'd Cd w 91 @ Il .
AyING reduced prices correspond with the
duced of Saltpetre continue to offer their well
known brands of EbEGTEc ISDIAs RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder in kegs and cansters Also for
Blasting Mining prispg full qualte
kinds required by the trade give entire
satisfaction.
The standard of their Powder which has Dyed the
highest eput ton for than twenty FIVE will be
found other andacture of che kind in
world.
the dealers and as5 At the office of
Company, No. 50 Wall Water street. New y ork-
A. g. HAZARD President.
A e. DOUGLASS, Sec'y. my25-6md
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SHANKLIN * RELY beg leave call the attention
- their friends AID their large and well
eeted srring an summer dry goods reed
during weeks prin CT the most desir-
able he found in the city heh they Ger st whole
sale retail their aud public generality
prices prompt Theirstoek
the cloths black and fancy
rweeds white but an fancy Mar5aes and
silk Vstngs Coonades Croton cloths and plain and any
LINEN Drills rich Calieoes Of Philip Allen Spraeues bne
Mills rich printed French and scotch Jaeo
Lawns rich printed French Roles plain aud salty
Beregss colored Grape Mntz hite Cssh
plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed Organ dies
Brisntees aud ChS de white Grape Shaws black
silk shawl rich stlla shaws and scar black and
white Capes Morris tquP Parasos silk and Bingham
Umbrellas Panama BsghorD and Braid Hats Fnglishraw
and fancy Bonnets. rich bonnet Ribbons Hosting Gloves
and aud shoes Carpets floor
printed window blinds. together with
of Trimmings small and fancy good
&c, &c mv1 SHANKLIN & RELY &
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AALE< or RKAL EsTATE
AT AUCTION.


this Indiana. and wishing
ID administer upon estate and settle the
hefor leave will Monday the 18th day of Augu
sell public auction residence Third street
opposite Germa, Catholic Church, all household
kitchen furnture of Carpets. fas Beds and bed
dig Sci also fac Piano Forte aud larse
Oil Painting; also aloe fine Carriages and Buggies anG
all horses OF hands at the time of sale.
credit of four mont will be gven all sums So
taking with approved security.
valuable real estate for sale cheap and good
All indebted TO whom indebted. are
requested TO call settle before the day of ale
e23-ts& s. KAHN
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WASHINGTON, July q.
SENATE-The Senate took up and passed
the bill amendatory of the act of December
1892, concerning the registering and record
ing of ships or vessels. The object being to
make it conform to the present regulations o.
the navy department.
On motion Of Nj. Hale, a resolution was
adopted, calling on the President for informa-
ton whether any instructions had beenis issued
to any military officers in command in Kan
sas, to disperse any unarmed meeting Of the
people of the Territory, or prevent by mill
tary power, any assemblage of the Territory.
HoUsE-The House proceeded to the con-
sideration of the Nebraska contested election.
Case, of the Committee on Elections, re-
ported 3. Chapman was not, and that Hiram
Bennett was elected delegate.
Arrival OF the Quaker City.
New York, July 81
The steamship Quaker City, arrived to-day
from Mobile via Havana, on TIE evening of the
2Sth inst, bringing $50 passengers.
There is little news of Importance.
The clipper ship War Hawk, from S&aton,
had landed cargo of 500 coolies, AZ having
died in the passage. from suicide and disease
The yellow fever prevails to some extent,
in the environs of Havana, though there are
but few cases in the city.
Gen. Concha was down with the fever
Sugar is Tess active, stock, 25O,O0O boxes
exported on New York and Eastern citeis at
618@7h.
Suicide.
PITTSBURGH, July 81.
Hugh Corrigan convicted in Westmorland
county, Of numbering his Wife, and burning her
body under sentence of death, committed sui
eide on Saturday night, in Greensbdrgh. The
body was found in the cell on Sunday morn
ing. An Inquest was held, and adjourned
Tuesday for analysis of the stomach 1t is
supposed that he took 'oxalic acid.
BALTIMoRE, July 81.
The National nieIligencer publishes card
from Mr.. Burlingame, in which he says the
conversation ofhimselfand friends Mr. Brooks,
having received an interposition that does in
justice to its real meaning. He now with,
draws it, and says explicitly that he leaves
the speech to interpret itself, and holds himself
personally responsible for it, without qualifi-
cation or amendment.
LoUIsvLLE, July 81.
There are feet scant in the canal and fall
ing slowly. .e
The canal will be closed the 1st of August
for repairs, and viii probably stay closed sixty
days.
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OF The gravel trade has begun for the
season. The bar on the OPPOSITE side of the
river is invaluable to Evansville, and now az
fords the material for repairing the streets did
wharf We hope to see the "brickbats" so
generously spread over the wharf Covered up,
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NOEECE.

TENHE Equalization Board for the Of Lsmaco City
will commence their session. the Town ilah.
lash July 1856 the purpose Of adjusting
that may appear upon the Assessment Roll for this tenth
and continue from day SaY until said
equalization Is completed. By order ofthe Board.
Ie23-tF DANIEL CHUTE, Clerk
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RuCTS Il ARE an ID ssElTARK ATsLE..

FESHE richest varied ssoz spring and
dry goods ready for inspection at Resers e~
Main and First W.
full invite Evansville vicinity
call purchasirg still adhere
oil ''seIl cheap and sell heap"
Our style santiila silk an straw bonnets French
Swiss ebroideries trimmings kid and inh silk
gloves cape shaws briliants de LANES hareses
goods ladies' misses children's shoes
cottonades Drngs Yesngs and GENTLE
and in fact article in line has norra
point style and quality. all goods have been
ch1seda New York fem of the first importers and
therefore enabled opese With any house in this
any Western city. a - =. --' 49,
pain sly give csli ahd Will sell goods 1T
tonishing To- prices. ans. ROSER BRO x FREY.
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BIRTHS on THE MIssfss1PPI-H ST. Louis
paper states that on the last trip of the St.
Nicholas, fifteen childtel we're born on the
deck Of that steamer.
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LOSE.

N Saturday,. the 7th inst small leather covered pass
book cor tanning suhscrptiou Stock in the Wander
burg County Agricultural and Horticultural Land Associa
ten. signed by o. s. Kelsey. W E Howard NJ Matthew
Phap. Decker. N. ]. james and W Collins. The
I'm Ter will he arded by leaving the same with
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AUCTION SALES.

ANiEIw HIRAM NELSON
AUCI ISsRs, COMMISSION MFRCHANTs,
and SSeaI Estate Brokers,
gWAvINE leased fer of years and fitted the
Houses Of Main and Third Streets
preparedfo receive fer sale private
all kinds otgopds merchandise household
furniture. horses, busges. etc. ete
Cash ldvanees m o 'ignments when required.
Regular sales evegv tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday,
CO clock. M Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday nights at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday every month. 10 o. clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map OF the Cisy OF
Evansville containing s the Enlargements and be
evng will be for the interest OF s eeneerned we have
the FIRST Mo day Of Ev r month for the sale OF
All those wishing sell
ted to hand Bile due ntce
The patronage having Houses and Lets Lands
sale public private sale respectfully solicit
ted iyl5 WOOLSEY NELSON. Auet's.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

8 u NJ NJ Z r G l. 0 L Ii | n g !
UST per Adams Express light fancy Silk
81 Cashmere and Grass Linen Coats fanc white Linen
and black Drap Etc Pant. white and fancy Marseiles
all made ohe material and in the latest style
rhey will & Id cheap at a. LOBENSTINE'S
iei9 Western Star Clothing Store under Pavilion
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NEW DURGS,

FRESH AND FINE
EICH VIERLING have just opened largo assortmen 7
Of Drugs and Medicines 60 which they invite the aten
Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of
Oils Dyestuhs Spices. Perfumery Fancy Articles &e Nc
Asoa popular Patent Medicines All kinds of Paints
ground in OIL Pure Wines Brandie purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No IA alter
under the Journal Office. mys-t
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DrSSnI.trF7,cN NrTICts.

n EVIIGLEHART. having sold TO John E. Little and
h Robert Little all h Mills the part
nership xstns said parties under the
style Of Littes Tglehart is this day oissolve
The business of firm will bo settled by Levi
Tgehart settleth The firm
will be used for the purpose q lquidat emily
ie2 IF LITTLE & IGLEHART.
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GOALi CNAI-Is

WNTE riceivng large lot coal in the
EN West aud ready supply friends and
the small or large quantities. " will deliver to
private houses al 12 hushe the wholesale
sumers. Will make liberal deduction Orders left Al
the store Of Hollingsworh Hughes will be promptly
tended sT5 J. W. 4 J. W. HI GIiES.
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FOFa EgEs,r,


OAn no NJ
TENTO gle Dwelling Houses for sale rent.
Cherry and one on Voter streets Apply to
ieII-tf HORNBR0Ok & CO., Wattr street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
coz GREssIo NAL.
WAsurNGToN, July q

rH1RrY-FouRTH cosGREss-FIRsF SESSION.
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BoRsE STOLEN.

a JENNY MULE, tan cooreo Whoever will bring the
N the undersigned, at the Bodiam Coal Mines.
shall be rewarded. jel0f VIM kERSTEMAN-
EORSE STOLEN.
LIGHT Hotse, five years old stolen from
my stable yesterda, morning the 18th. liberal
will of the thief and of
the horse ieiS-ti ROBT. PARRETf
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MALI, APERs-UPii0IsTERY WORE

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. ~.
SCHMIDT STARK have Just received their esabsh
- First street large assortment of Wall Papers.
gu ties the gilded emprisin
Dig the beautiful desert rtion IL this line They
keep everything appertaining upholstery and
&c. superior syle Having just enlarge
accommodate. increased business we
prepar receive customers. and show them
Ok law
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ENNtslieH TOII.kF f}Iii.Fh--
"a 10 cases white 10 IL and i2-4 Toilet Quilts;
case eolorsd IL and l2-4 do do; received to day
for sale by JAMES Low 90.
my23 AIS Main street. louisville. Ky.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ANp CEEats GOODS!

MChlNN FL q OCOhE
WATER ST. NEtrBooR BARGS' BETw MAIN LOCUST.
RE reeef-ug opening mast desirable stock of
IA spring and goods. consisting 10 partot
variety usually kept in dry good store Silks Challas
Berages Robes Lawns Brlliantes Bopnets Grape silk
Lace Ribbons, Lace Edsngs, cloves and
Hoseng great varIyoIoths Casmeres, Pant goods and
Vesting. in rich profusion, Sc, &c. ar3
IEWEEfsN! JEWEEKYE
FENH undersigned would respectfully inform the eitize
Il of Evansville and vicinity that he has inst reesly co
and receiving and large assortment of Jewelry OF
kinds direct New York which he would ask the
attention h purchasing His goods are all
and latest styles anu viii be sold for cash st the
lowest possfD.s prices.
All kinds atche5 and pieces repaired in work
manner reasonable charges and work Warrant
ed. CHAS. BARN I'M.
On Ffrs street three below the Potoee at the
stand formerly oeeupied By G. Goshen.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

~~>>>>-<'~>>~ = ga x~s Z
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEfARTUREs.
MONDAY. July IL.
Rasen. from Cairo to Louisville. .3ssa
Rocket, from ST Louis TO Cincinnati.
Swan. from Louisville TO MemOhis.
ChattonoogA No2 from Cincinnati to Louisville.
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the foot of Vine He will at all times
pleased give and careful attention
receiving and shipping we'll all other river business
tn may be sntrustedto him.
patronage therefore of the Mere Shippers
others this city and Of the interior is solicited
~ \
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NEW YoRK. July l!

The. Naval Stores Depot at Brooklyn was
completely destroyed by fire this morning,
with the large stock it contained. A dozen
dwellings adjoining shared the same fate, and
the occupants, comprising at least fifty fami-
lies, were forced to fly, none of them saving
much but what they had on.
New YORK, July 10:
The steamer Baltic sailed at noon for LIZ
erpocl with $50 passengers and $4,000 III
specie.
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HS-FOr sale by HoRNBRooK Co., CALDWELL & LANG-
La, % AlSsAer . q. - 1T
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specie.
WAshiiiSGsTroxS, July 10.
The Senate was not in session; having yes
terday adjourned till Monday.
In the House a large number of private bills
were reported from standing committees.
WASHINGTON July 10.
During the progress of the trial of Herbert,
this morning Hon. 2. S. Brooks, of South
Carolina came into court and paid his fine of
$500 and S85 costs.
The reports of the majority and minority
of the Kansas investigation commission make
nearly 1900 octave pages.
1t is designed to call up the Kansas Contest
ed election case next week.
1t is said that Edward G. Stiles, of Penn
sylvania, has been appointed consul to Vi
emma.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
HoUsE.-There was one bill passed and an
other debated previous to adjournment.
The Wing Convention.
RICHMOND, July II.
Mr.. Mcfarland, from the Committee on
Resolutions. submitted report that the Wings
Of Virginia are free to select among the can
didates for the Presidency already nominated,
but in making the selection, they do not
merge themselves with the party whose can
didate they adopt, but will preserve their dis
tinctive principle. They denounce the Repub-
lieans, and declare the pretensions of their
candidate, unfit to be considered in national
contest.
They declare Chat the Democrats in nomi-
mating General Pierce caused all the agitation
of slavery, he having, contrary to his pledges,
given countenarice to agitation by disturbing
former party ends, the compromises that had
long preserved the peace of the Union, They
assert that the Democratic party have thus
forfeited the confidence of Conservative men
because by its administration it has violated
its pledges and committed Migrant abuses, and
plumbers in its foreign policy. They declare
that no Wing can consistently support Mr.
Buchanan, urging, in addition ,to. other objec
lions, that he sustained squatter sovereignty
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,JEWEEfgY! JEWEERYI!
NOTIGR.

%ERS. NJ D0ltALHSe.s wesld especially inform the
~ 5 ladies its vicinity that che has taken
abouse Mr. bin Ears's deliing the
of Second aud Oak rsets and she m hal leng peri
in Dress makg and Bleaching and deihg up ala sin IS
ofStra~ and Na7oau 10 and by doing her
work neat aud reasonable invite share OF the public
patronage. nt2tt
TO MhRCH ANTS, sHiPPERs AND OFuEas.
FEtE undersigned would he has finished Is
L large and suhstani al y Wharf host
vi kEkREOEH CAEE.s9
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ssPETtH IN.D

EYY Clerks they have bought more Goods thea
VIZ able to sell the present Now in sS-
avoid the like have given them instrus
sell Goods much less than usual Low rates
To my and all others who bargains in Dry
Goods would respectfully sa nov Is your sine e issa
in-' s. EMBlCh.
below
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NEW WHOLESALE WINE ANn
FWO UOR STORE.

AM hereby of sad suTro9nd-
va ing cnunryi general that have und this esse
opened above said where shall keep
all Wines and Liquors. which Fefnend 20 sell -
the prices Country store keepers will do well sys
call.
attention is called to our stock Of purs Pert
aret and French orandies Ecodold Risky
!" '''sAs9' HAMBo 4 co..
m715-tf Vain street opposite the Court House.
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MAR W. A. HoRRALL Ecleetic physician. tenders hi
~ services the citizens of Evansville and vicinity
the med snd obstetrics. Office Main
opposite the house in the office formerly occupied
J. N. NJ Gill. NJ. d. mYl-3m+
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There are feet scant in the canal and fall
ing slowly. 5.e
The canal will be closed the lst of August
for repairs, and will probably stay closed sixty
days.
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HAVING received and opened an entire new stock of
Ne now the citizens of Evansville aud vicinity
avor call omising latest STYLES Of goods and
small profits. JAMES OAkLY SON.
ana Istst. Faster's block.
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MavTMnTH RREaTl

larger than largest better than the best ana
B cheaper than the cheapest always be had at the
New ork Bakery First street nearly opposite the fo
Office rs dozen loayes for Is cents FOR CASH
The proprietor ia 'uly prepared to furnish all kinds
Bread Peakes and Crackers either at wholesale or
aud he tiers himself that he davote his ans
attention business he give So
perfect that no after purchasing Of him.
will wish to purchase elsewhere : n aAu>T
jelI-zw v. oAcNA.
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CHEaPiR THAN EVER,
ATCHES AND JEW EIRY.
CORONER,s.INQUEsT.

ED Julius s. CGett. Justice Of the Peace of
4 Union Township Vanderburgh county Ind. on 9th
the body OF q UNKNOWN.
found lying in the Ohio river in said county The resi-
Green Said deceased is about fSe feet
high; years old; had under hirt Canton aaunel
tied around the waist with leather belt Verdict
of the Jury-Csme his death by accidental drowning.
jy3-3w
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- We are indebted to the officers Of the
fine steamer Chancellor for late New Orleans
papers. The Chancellor is the largest boat
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" ASHINIIUNj July To
The Senate was not in session; having yes
terday adjourned till Monday.
In the House large number ofpriyate bills
/ were reported from standing committees.
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MCKINNEY 81 COOKIE,

WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST STREETS.
EHAVE Just received q and large supply OF hne an
cheap Msntillas fine sets Application Underseevs
Collars Undersleeves the best
of Embrnideries bought for this market.
They wife speedy call from all the citizens of Eyanvih
aud surrounding examination for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere they promise sell
tide n their house the lowest cash prices Come
come and al. my0
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DR.. T. II. Cavanaugh. present ~
When / arrived in this city few days ago.
suffering intensely with the piles mentioned
you asking adyees You recommended Jour
Salve saying it would Tried 1.-THE effect wac
ediate, and we'll. believe it to be, As 1t
invaluable remedy and fer
disease Piles and such recommend TO othss
Youts, truly. JOHN W. HANSON. st. Louis No.
M Price 81 per box. DR.. T. II. CAVAHAUGH.
$50 Sole Proprietor. st. Louis BE.
CRAWFORD BELL,