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''Spccd lncrcased and Fare He
0uce0.,.

dnced.s.
This popular motto which has been so long
in vogue seems about to be reversed, and
"Speed Reduced and Fare Increased set
up in its stead. The President Of the New
York and Erie Railroad has issued circular
in which he says that hereafter there will be
no attempt to maintain tho high rate Of speed
with WHICH It's trains have heretofore been
driven, and that the fare will be raised about
twenty per cent. Prices Of freights nre
also to be raised. The arrangement is to be
met on part OF the Central road with a cor.
responding one. And it seems to command
the assent OF the discriminating public a,
the East. The railroads at the East. as n
general thug, have made little or no money
Tor their stockholders, latterly. Competi-
ton has run their income down below ex.
penses. IL costs more for the same distance
made to run train at high rate Of speed
than at u low rate. Economy is therefore
secured, in reducing the speed, in that re.
gard, while there's also lessened liability
TO damage by accidents. Added to this.
there must be sufficient increase in the fare
10 BRING the income up to point which will
pay expenses and fair dividend. This is
they view they take. And il is right. /, il
necessary. That is the cause of the late
movement. And If that view were not
taken and acted upon, there is fair chance
that the stocks of two-thirds of the Eastern
railroads would, in less than three wears,
be SO much worthless trash on the market.
The prices ut the East, however, under
the new regulation, will be less than at the
West. They will seldom be over two cents
Per mile. through fare. Here three cents
per mile is the general rate. That is not
700 much, at present, but it will have TO be
gradually reduced, us the country settles up.
and business and competition increase.
ANpTiItp Nttr r, p,.ps,~
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TCorrespondence of Gate Gity.1

ltorresponuence oil dAteAlty
BLOOMFIELD, Davis Co., Iowa, Aug. 6.
J. B. HOWELL Il Co.. Gents The fol-
lowing is the official vote Of Davis county:
For County Judge.
S.w. M'Atce, D., 97s
s. A. Moore, A., $40
Mates mai. los
Sheriff.
Il. Wilkinson, D.. GAG
j. Van Boskirk, A., sll
Wilkinson's mai. l25
Recorder.
ii. Ii. Crsmer, d., 996
VIM. S. Stevens, A., S72
Cramcr's maj. 124
Surpeyor.
0. S. Wiley, D., 1901
Abram Weaver, A., $50
Willey's maj, 100
Coroner.
l. Hendrix, D., l0l5
+. West, A., s2s
Iiendrix's maj. lSI
For License, 500
Against License, gu
Maj. for License, 1872
Netc Constitution.
Yes, 574
No, 1902
Maj. against Const., U2s
Shall the word White be stricken out Of the
article on the Right of Suffrage.
Yes, %
No, 1866
Maj. against, 1898
am respectfully, Ii.
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Liss CorsTY.--From the Marion Register
we learn that three prisoners confined IN the
}ail,ot Lam county escaped on Tuesday last,
ny digging under the insidc door, and rush.
lng oy The lailor when be came to lock them
10 still at large.
Brown township is the banner township
q Linn, having given Republican majority
Of 50 out VI l3G votes.
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cT-Ths Episcopnlians Of Ohio are making
strenuous efforts to raise $40 600 in order
that the episcopate Of the diocese my BE- per
manently endowed, and the necessity ebvias.
ed for taking annual collectios tho pay the
bishops salary.
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New Lumber Yard.

Oo0. DlKTH = TEMEA.sTa.,
MILL keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
w Lumber suitable Tor the market u Keokak
md surrounding sonntry, such ~
FLOORING, Dressed and kough.
SIDING. zach. do d.
1AkN LUAbGR, large quantity.
FkNCIN0, do do
CLEARLUMBEk,t thick, thin, vide and marrow.
!IksT SECOND COMMON LUMBER. thick
and thin, wide aad narrow.
dHEETlN0, H., Ae.
SHINGLES, Mol and common.
LAfM, 10 do
ALLE0HANY LUnBkk, dry, large quantity.
POPLAR 4 PINE JOlSTs, Ut every desert ption
do do SCANTLIN0, do do
PINE TIMBER, from 70 - inches square =
lsrge SANITY.
All Of which We will sell on the most reasonable
tesms for cash. CkERL SHEPPARD.
y Ra0knk. Inlx n ,67-AAu Am
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A Coon JoKE.--William Wells Brown.
the colored orator, who is not so black az
some white men, told very good story a,
the Abingdon celebration on Saturday. On
steamboat on Cayaga Lake, tho other dxy.
he went TO the breakfast table with the 9TH
yrs passengers. just MS he took his seat, a
dark coiored white man called a waiter and
asked II colored persons were admitted TO the
table with white folks. The waiter did not
know exactly what to say, so he called the
Captain, who, on entering the cabin incurred
who had called for him. 81, air., said Mr..
Brown, pointing to the dark stranger ; 81
desire to know If it 10 your custom TO allow
eolorei people At the regular tablef" The
Captain replied that no objection had ever
been made before. and seeing the dark white
man evidently annoyed in spirit, appealed to
the generosity Of the colored orator, TO allow
him to remain. Mr.. Brown finally consent
ed, and at this turn Of affairs the white man,
who was so black as to be passed for negro,
left the table in utter disgust and unable to
speak his thoughts. -l Boston Traveller.
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We the undersigned, having had instructions
from Prof. Braces p rsonaily and in cur fsa,iies,
cheerfuliy recommed HIM TO the citizens 1T Eeoku
As good. efficient and faithful teacher, in every
way worthyof their patronage.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, W. A. Beers,
Mrs. NJ. b. Dickinson, r. Eichar,
Mrs. Geo. y Kilbourne, jules Geissr.
I'd 4
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Diseol q ties.

TvNHE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the name Of J. II.
Holmes Co., IL this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
J. H. Holmes will continue the business at the
old stand and 10 alone authorised 70 collect ali
debts due the late arm, and will settle and pay ali
its liabilities. J. II. HOLMES.
Aug. s. '57-Aglldlw CHAS. SMITH.
Piano for Achooss or Acal naFIes.
WE have received this day, from the celebrated
w manufaetory Of Bosfdman, Gray ! Co., q 8
octave Piano, which We warrant superior In tone
and durability 10 the octaves Of inferior nAkeus.
auglOd PATRICK 4 CBOUSE.
Fer Exchange.
vxIE have been adding lately TO our sssOstm ent
w OF Pictures, and respectfully invite those de-
string to furnish their parlots or saloons with
something artistic, to give rs call. Real Estate
taken in exchange.
augl6d PATRICK GROUSE.
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eVThe burthcn Of governing India has
always been severe one, the East India
Company having run in debt four hundred
and fifty millions Of dollars. The pay OF
the native troops is about six dollars Der
month, each man, and that Of the European
soldiers $500 per annum each. II has been
necessary heretofore to keep bat about forty
thousand English soldiers in India, the bal.
ance Of the force which has kept in check
one hundred and fifty millions OF natives
Ss.as made up vi Sepoys, oihcered by I'm.
glishmen.
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I0pspSans - faNtlsss.
q A DOE. Ludlow 4 Co.'S Improved Sealing
F04 Fruit Cans. The best and cheapest ever In
srotu ced-neithev wa - solder sssd-Nsiraattd
perfectly cafe. Tinhess suHplied With the patent
tops 1t tssds prices. from the salesroems % the
ksoknk Stove r0sndry. &c. kETES,
jy33dAw ~ Aaip-st.
Ioroess Asssrtnenl ever Oees1veos
DC DOE frsa $50 - gallon sugar kettlss, At
OOthe ssles rooms u The keok nh Stove Hcvpdry.
Jy71dtw J. c. ESTES, - MAin.st.
= "A DOZ. Cast Oval boilers, very cheap, ~ the
81 salesv0oms Of the k~okuk Stove Foundry.
jy27dAw J. &. ESTES, 81 NAts-st.
9E Doz. csst Iron Tes Kettles inst lspd,pg p
1CILe aa.ssrooms Of thf Keel W fto,s fpup0st.
jy13dAw &c. ESTES, ~ Asin-st.
m DOE. Sad Irons nov lending At the sslss
lOU vooms VI the Ks~hsk Stove HsssAry.
jy23dAv J. G. ESTES, 81 Matp-st.
ron SALE.
A GOOD Ptve Horss Power kngne-BoiIer and
IAFixtures cOmplcte--viil be sold chesp II called
for SOM. Inquire Of &c. KkTEE,
iy2sdtv Keok uk Stove Foundry. or 81 MaiA-st.
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lie above companies have complied with the
i Insurance Law Of lows, and Policies will be
issued st fair ratss ~ the Keokuk Agency. with
out delay. 0Acs in the Iron Front buiidinR.
Second-st. between Main and johnson.
aug4.dln
OraMgesS Oranges
az BXS. bsautifai Sorrento" Oranges, in
~ prime orasr, tust received BY
KING { TAYLOR,
Aug3-d No. Main-et.
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DIVISION OF THE SoUruERx DgMocRAcY.-
We learn from the Montgomery (Ala.) Mail
that Hon. A. u. Stephens, Of Georgia, and
Hon. James l.. Pugh, Of Alabama, oppose
the administration Tor sustaining Gov. Walk
er.oi Kansas. Inc Mail int.mates that proba-
bly, large portion Of the Alabama dem CORA.
~ will oppose the administration and form
new party.
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TnE DIS MoSxs VALLEY Vine is published
every Wednesday nj this Office, is Of the Oldest
papers In Iowa. aud has very large and nereas-
ing circulation througheutthe Des Moines Valley,
Northern Missouri, and Western Illipoir.
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o5O .OOO VE..acaii

VOUvUVV :
IL keokuk City Bills At premium Of 2 p &C MT
~ in Exchange Tor Groceries and Fruit VI all
kinds, at tho corner Of Main-st. and Levce.
Rul3d KING $TAYLOR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

LOBBY TRADING IN WAsmNGTON-The
Philadelphia North American, most decided
tree-soH paper, says that it is Northern men
who do the illegitimate trading at Washing
ton: 1.-The fact is notorious to every observer
at Washington that nearly all the wholesale
schemes of plumber which have been carried
through Congress for years past; all the cor
rupt jobbing; all the projects of spolation,
and all the vile and venal combinations, have
been planned and carried on under the control
and with the means of Northern managers.
While they shouted the loudest for freedom,
and stigmatized slavery as a stigma to civiliza
ton, they took care to pillage the treasury, by
way Of refreshing this sentimental devotion.
The self-appo;nted leaders who were most eX-
ercised a few months ago over the demoral-
Zation that would attend the possible cxten-
sion Of slavery, who mourned over its alleged
horrors, who beat their breasts in agony at its
mention, and who led what prolessed to be a
great moral crusade, are exactly the men who
have swarmed the lobbies since Congress OPEN
ed, scheming for the success of new plunder,
and contriving the most audacious combina-
tions with the very shareholders whom they
affect so much to abhor. Developments like
these, which are every day forced before our
eyes, serve to disgust intelligent and honest
minds at the cant Of these sordid hypocrites,
who are trading upon principles the integrity
of which upright men proudly maintain.
''On the floor of the House and on the floor
of the Senate-for both are VIGOROUSLY con-
taminated, the latter only in limited degree
the prohigate traders most known inside
and outside of the hall, are not only northern
members, but they are members who have en-
deavored to figure conspicuously in all the re-
cent political movements. Their names are
banded about with vulgar familiarity, by the
very menials attending upon Congress- and
their audacious knavery gives qualification for
far more than has yet been charged.
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o. The Portage County Ohio Sentinel tells
queer story Of an adventure which lately
took place at Cleveland in the Medical College,
and by which certain professors in Anatomy
were minus a few dollars through specula-
tion in human flesh
While the honorable body were in the eve-
ming session. a man brought to them subject
enyelOped in bag, which upon curSory eX-
animation, being pronounced ''good' was ac-
cepted and paid for at the usual price of $50
The students were promised the cutting up
the subject on the ensuing day, and the
boly was accordingly placed in the dsSectins
room. The next morning, however, during
the lecture, strange sounds were heard in the
room, and cries as of person suffocating.-
The students looked aghast thought Of ghosts
and hobgoblins, butchered subjects and super
natural apprehensions. Some of the professors
saook9l dubious and others turned pale and
thought they had seen a vision, when it was
suddenly eSpied that the strong bag which con-
tanned their last purchased human flesh was
tlounderng about on the floor and from it
was evidently proceeding the sounds they had
heard, which now resolved themselves into
series of 'Muther Muther Howly Mother and
Blessed Mary, deliver me! Sure l am living
and am not dod. Murther! Murther"
Selling hold Of the bag, they tore it open
and beheld genuine son of Erin, more fright
ened than themselves, who looked around
with utter astOnishment upon the scene before
him. After awhile, Pat told them that the
last he remembered of the preceding day, wa
that he was drinking very freely at one of tht
doggeries, and when, dead drunk, ne was un
dolbtedly bagged up and sold to the professor
Such was his fright, that poor Pat solemnll
declared he never again would touch on
''dhrap of the crayther," and the prolesso
and students, with hearty laughter over th
ridiculous joke, babe him take to his heels.
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OF An admonition against hasty funerals
occurred last week at Fremont Ohio Daniel
Stearns, who had been sick with a fever, ap-
parently died. All arrangements were made
and the friends and the clergymen were as
scmbled to pay the last tribute of respect to
the supposed disease when the body appeared
warm to the touch. Restoratives were admin
tered, and in few minutes the man who had
come so near being buried alive, was sitting
up. He is now in fair way Of recovery.
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THE GREET Iron STEAMER.-The following
are some of the main particulars Of the enoY-
nous iron steamship now in course Of con-
struction on the Thames: Her whole length
is 684 feet; breadth of beam Sc feet; diameter
of paddle-wheels 121 feet: depth Of hold 70
feet, depth of paddle wheel SO feet; diameter
OF screw Il feet There will be tunnels and
seven masts, two of the latter boinS square
.rigged. The nominal horse power will he
$500, but it will work up from 5000 to 1O.-
900. Her measurement will be 23,6l0 tons
1t is expected that her crew will number 75C
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
From the Boston Transcript.
WINTER LANDSCAPE.

BY MRS. II. J. LEWIS.
Softly the snowiakes fell
ALI night upon the hills, which rose at morn
Draped in their spOtless robes as if new born,
10 greet the sun from out the pillows swell.
His beams along the sea
Turned in their track each crystal drop to gold;
And as they downward tn rough the vallies rolled
They touched with glory, rock and shrub and trees
Along the wide-stretched plain,
How coldlv, purely beautiful, the snow,
With the suns richest cOlors all a glow,
And all untr0dden like to Gods first fame.
The forest branches hang
Heavy with their child burden and the way
Which led where Yiolets grew in balny day,
Is silent now as are ths birds that sang.
Through the deep wntry blue,
Bending above u.s. biting frosts descened;
y nd the earth seeks her treasures to defend
4ill the sweet hours of song an bloom and dew.
Though terrible your reign,
Season OF hail and snow and pale brief days,
Thou leadest us along life's rougher ways
To the broad sunlight of the Summer plzia!
Aud thus through sorrows deep,
Ger thOrny paths and where dark shadows lie,
We sometimes grnpe, but ere the end is nigh,
The fields are tecming whers the heart shall reap.
January, 1857.
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to 800 men, including twelve chief officers. -
She will have accommodations for 10000 per-
sons, including 1000 first class passengers; or
if used as transport, she Can carry $4,000
troops and 5000 horses. She is expected to
run at the rate Of sixteen miles an hour
Surely this is one OF the wonders of mechanic
power in the nineteenth century
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ST. CHARLES EEOTEL,
DnRTT Avn E~v

uudeTsisned Lessee of this newly erected snd admi-
raby adapted HOTEL takes pie in announcing to
public generally and especially to arriving
departing the Portland haTf house is
furnished ready the OF Guests.
Every item Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout is fitted with articles expressly
for the house.
the ST. CHARLES is immediately at the landing
principal shipping poizt for Louisville, where nearly
all her guests tr arrive and from whence they de-
and this house affords convenient
the traveller heretofore experienced at
this point.
command liberal share Of public patron
intends deserve The House, with its
extensive grounds cool shady and general convent
eaces unsurpassed transient house 1t shall be ke pit
rst-olas Hotel-lacbng of the essentials of such
an establishment. -
Mn ". we'll known to the travelling public,
from long connection with Hotels in Louisville.
gaFed will ssistn the general management of
The patronage the public is respectfully solicited
y3l-tf W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.
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RLHCKWOOD OH
ANY ONE OF TaE QUARTERMEs,
NEW DRUGS.
n u II AKIN Elm

2 EICH VIERLING have just opened largo assortment
Drugs and Medicines which they invite tire alton
Merchants Physicians. They also Beep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of al kinds.
O DYesuds. Spices Porfumery. Fancy Articles &c Sc
ALsO-aIl popular Patent Medicines. All kinds Paints
xrnund oil Pure Wines Brandes foredieinal purposes
Presgr pons carefully Call No IA Waters
nIertl ny3-t
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sEERWoop HoUaH.

THE subscriber hastaken the above house, and mas
/ entirely reted and refurnishedi it, and is prepared
entortan the patrons of the house in satisfactory
has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has GOodstock ofhorsesa and
ria gee to let.
Thestableislargo, clean and welll ocaed, and good
aoserSatein attendance. PaFticularatteEto
will be paid to the ofhorses lefwih him for keep
ug and in allrespccts, the public, ha find the Sher-
'good House good Hotel. Tjy8-tfl ]. a. 8YERS
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TARPAUEgNS, AWNINGS, &C., &C.
TIHE undersigned is prepared to splice kind Of
s.rapiug blocks of description; the making
ANY Tarpsulin gs Awnings. To be foIud time
oetI5-Sna JOHN PLoWMAN.
~ DOZI and lbs cans fresh Cove Oysters by
- decl5 Z. H. COOK Is SON.
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SECCND PURCHASE
ERUG STORE.
FINE LUMBER AND sHINGLEs,

I'D II BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
czens Evansville and surrounding country that he
been the manufacture OF Lumber for seTe-
raj wears aud selecting choice article of his manuac-
ture) has opened Yard Carpenter street near kraz
Fean Foundry and is prepared to sell at wholesale
or retail. than before offered in this city
TeIS-I IvElfv
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FRESH ARRIVAL

FENE Subscribers have received by Express lot o.
ladies Kid Slippers very nice together with large
and complete assortment of Boots. Morocco Kid and Silk
for the Holiday parties.
decSa McREA 4 WELLS.
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TENNEY Z soRENsON.

gUoLEsALF DEALERS GROCERIES LIQUORS, ccRgER
VINE SIS. EVANSVILLE, IND.
have this day formed coparuerp for
the purpose doing wholesale Grocery and LiqaoT
Suares avug succeeded the business OF Gesrs Allis &
purchased their stock and made additions 10 make
shall be able Offer good bargains
FOR CASH any house in Evansville city in the
West. r. S. TFNNEY,
jsn3 y. SORENSON.
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
REIN E NJ E n t.

r Fl n E NJ E n t.
ENVERY one of the will be found we'll adapt
IL of the Immense quGnt-
ties Arriv cd at the well known Store of
Wnl. LOeVEeuthal IL Co.,
Corner Main Having assortment and
selection Goods surprising the variety styles colors
shades also in gusntty and quality and every thing
other exhibited take particu
pleasure invite friends and customers in Evansville
and to give call We extend our invitation IN
assuring them that article
imaginable under the of Dry Goods En- rOiderie
wiss French and Seotch) Fancy Goods Manlas White
every des ,ription Shawls. Millinery and straw
Ioods be in the richest choice lad most vsrod "
sortnent. fully convinced that satisfy the
sansuine expectaous an satisfy claim respecting
In Clothing kind and cut
please every demand for fashion color quality
the in piece goods Come aud eonyineo
mh31 WIN. LOsN ES EuAL Il OO
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QUIC DRINKiEG POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR ETA KING
All Kinds of EiJuDrS and Vinegar.

INSTANTLY, by the of
LAOoU Urls ESs ENTAIL OILS.
These Oils are obtained by Distatiop at the Chemical
Laboratory Parish of Jefferson OF Pierre Lacour author
latons. the Manufacture Liquors. &c.
Purchasers particularly requescd the TASKS
LACOijR,S OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirt to
Sazerac SIaret CogEac PCulney Seignoe. United Vine
These liquors will have full ruty a1vor and beautiful
spark ing Common Rechod Whisky will be changed
by the OF the Oil OF Cognae to New York Brandy Pie
Apple BT,anty. CqTmoa Fi, qSSnae & Brandy Sc.
LACUukS OIL 9F kY q changes Rectiaed Whisky to
MonongaAela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
OIL OF CEDRAT changes common Rectifed Whisky to
Old irish Malt Whisky. and superior article of Scotch
Peach Brandy Sc Oil Of Psach ana oil Of Cognac will
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy
OIL OF GIN the WHISKY to Holland Gin
LaGnirRs 4Ip VIII in Ave bonTs T
after being mixed change five gallons of good and
twenty gallons Of to thirty gallons tie
acid VINEGAR that be found in the market BY the
Loeeurs Concentrated Acid Vinegar be made for
d'1T FoR MKy 9f9 oRs BfF Oil
parationony the oil into the whisky and shake we'll
rch oily tastei beautiful, Transparent color and fine
bead LacoGrs oils thres dtinct properties in
WIKI e5iaG e o Of % ps
tiees the whole Of the Grain OIL [Amylio Aocho) The
SSoisis in an DIV mueiaeinons TASTE isnparted to Ne
IN rem "a itmsiIa and impa Is an
Of great sgi the third PropeEy y snhedsd @ in & fGs rich
ders distinction from the genuine brands impossible.
These o n are Pm. in @ mart ss Each ha;k
Full apd comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
corner of St Charles aud Poydraa streets
bottle of 'hese oils FIVE in number will be securely
eOuatry upon the receipt of go in ] the address Of
furnish US the Of house in New Orleans and we
fI fort wi