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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01

SECURITY AND CLEANLINESS,
GAS LIGHTERS AND WAX vEsTAs.
TUE aosrfih-r having rHrrive, ~ * scy iror, y
! M nnincinr"r ~ til al We - Il. il prepared 10
.nprls ri r-h ani i've orders r. M i. ai-rs rot
WAY GAS LIGHTERS c-nv-urW l-ug,h for family
use.
WAX NkSfAs IN ls,re and small hcxe.
- = tin b ~.
'hD phoraf>d nds t0ncI,ts Nntsk.s
WIZ hHrn with ayr" abe osior NrTi d-. rssle l,r
avn - anu rsr,tcnlsfly '"r TX "-l-.
CIV them stfi-i ant jmiv~ accordingly, a,r .sle A,
The I0srN BOOK Rooms.
20 70 y adv STREET @dnorS above me Post t,tfcs
sI.,.IA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01

" sii SClslNGS,
Rich abime( Furniture.
No i6i. RiHD0LPH .s2EEET,
NJ - A-,repo rnR si. CHICAGO Ill
A. sor-ttrt, on t,iai AMI r.c-iv NJ sily r.. IN
IL ~ Estfnsfr- Ma s,fici"ry IN N.ic York CT 2,
u IA y Nt'Etni aS-aat4 TT of zen 4 bin faiAi-
thr" EVER Offered IN III. ". ~ winch vii r-,;asHy
fcui'v- Ne n.t~>-i y - Sring ka,i L. s'-ci
ETHF Furniture,
IL tvii,g the "rl esahis. u,.nt Ia TIL Grra w.,
~h'r ATM asoriu nj a,-vef ben On I'D for al
New Yark Premium Plano Forte>,
Whh 10 The ia .ig)it v-ais', received tie high
Il Pie ( o.n tn An. r. all In>tita.t All are
NARRATED int.' - re-p-oi Pc e. aiu ., so. Il r
n New fok
AZ tia iirs- -f.sl 90 i- I'll knosH
SPR1.VG RED,
III IT, and nlosi C. nom'rsl led e, ri mad.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
Fer Sale.

EORTY Acr~s Of eHcsilept and handss0ely s,ss.
j Land adjoining tbs tovn Of 1ulioD, vislin + |
o. he Rail Road, and ssns lislsnes sruo - 4 I
Mill u burfuws frsttymA1. This lard vi -
u The puTota-s nou-y.
fell. 70 IAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
HOugh's Lyceulll.

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
J. \ I |. ) I y +. W :

W. I. LEFFlNi;WELI..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01

;, Il. .lllan>, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01

III IT, t and ros, c. nomrsl rcd e, mad
80 NJ 81 i3n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01

DoULAS 3 St.
MACkLorr 4 CORBlN. Cor Ss,Snd snd brady.
NICHOLS. IANPBKll. 4 co. Main.
WIN - d0kNT... HAin Aid Seccnd.
AcGRH6Ok, LAwEs = Hl.AREMORk. Main
CHubb, BRO. BARROW Co.. Cor \ aiu I'd St.
TAI1NAS. POWERS MCLEAN. Abvs. p o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01

Lest there still be some doub, abou,
me matter. and that all the foregoing
evidence be considered insufficient. we
append the following certificate, signed
ny the persons whose names are to il
and published with their knowledge
and consent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01

ft~ sUpsrsnsehd. =. ofpH5he la.fr1. non.
". l.. F/.SVER,
or cLAYTo. co.
10, Esgiss~r Of Land Orc.,
2HEOUOHE ). PIRIiN,
or NrsCA1N co.
Is~~.<sstS~ss Of bee kosnos Rive, Ig.l,ssre,n,n
G/LEON :. E..ILEI.
OF vAS nUKES 90.
Pr County Assessor
FOSTEk r1.NpELLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

,,.sn;,.ten except 10 du's Ne right sort Of infos
n's.;on among The migratory classes. II tn6reds OF
.lousspes Of the hind Of perose that C.hforus and
c,.son N cat Yeaube wcnd heir vay every Soripg
az I,s, ii, ~ a,es 10 settle the lan3s border
~. The Mir,esipp and ito trioutsries They 20 under
ns - ,.,I.tv a. ,pcGurasemeut The Western Kali
e.,d md Associate Dc attract vast oa noers out
.J-sn.osrs DO The heavy work. White each OF
re WsIs.In States ard Territories this side OF the
pnmy m ,nn,aips y fairly represented 10 our news
49,. and these Inducements sod attractions 70 imns
Ms sbup6sn'ly made known. who ever GEAR OF sne
nr,rec,, tile farmer the heresnsn the msc.auc VI
~. hon IN, man in California or Oregon or hear. eey
,;nv Int M Of thfmi So tificnt II 70 oo ~
hss,ins for such matters 10 Their con sec'ion, .ns
hsv; been led TO think some Journals, ana one ~ sa.
81 deem ipeo Dpaiible with their sP.e4 n'elsots
r. cor tribute to augment population beyond inc 70"
of The Western rsiroads. p....,,
mighty smigrpion s now gathenns 10 inc - ~
ard Middle States to poor forth on the open>og Oh 'os
rvsls ard ioac this Sprirg and pusn the ou,psS DO
Freedom in the Great Wttt farther on to~siu Cue
cifc. In New En- gland the shipping interes, mas W.
fired and this viii send hundreds oil famiee W INC
Wet. Other GAUGES have contributed ano ls oon'
contributing 70 swen the periodical oufpourng 10 an
upttced.rfed extent While claiming for esch oil toe
O. mpeipe fectops what is their due viii IL De more
thar an act Of Justice On tie part OF our editors 10
psint 70 the inducements off red by Caturnia ana gre
eop for scual settlement and to take nodce OF the isct
that better facilities for overland engrsaon to me ~
cifc than ever exked before are 10 be prov'aed tas
Sprir for hoee sbo choose to goi With your consent
i'll furnish some Information thst viii be ase'ui 70
eniQrs1 to in smother chspter. FUTURE.
NEG Yo,k March L. 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

z" Meat designed for eating should b plunged irss
fpily sgree with you 10 the h,.t past u the seassass
bsi many Of yeui readers and myssh Among &c ss,,
Der pui Il cod water vbsn Tbs nest - bsss boxing
ssy eight o, tn minutes and bring the tsmp-rssass
down to $50 FshrDhe't which - ~ degrees below
boi,jps point We have no Thermometers 10 our kheA-
ers whereby TO gauge the best Of our cooking ssps
rs'us but, ike the Yankees We gueo at IL and dad
bst our cot IL the mere juicy ana tender foe the pro
cess We imagine t,st the 2l2ttmpes stnse TRANSFORMS
The gelstine into solid, shch the over hmperstsre
ha. no row err 10 move. Be that a. Il may, We omit
70 do this We 6nd the outer part az the piece OF meet
be srge too much cooked before the middle s cooked
enough. NJ.
Fas Bares, Csnoh Co, Ill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
THE DRUDGERY OF WOMAN.


SIR: As general thing approve Jour attempts TO
reform country cookicg but it is On almost hopeless
task long as women remain such drudges. Ny FIRST
impressions when came here from New-York were
surprise and sympathy for women, wives Of wealthy
farmers, who voluntarily, and in some cases against
their husbands will. made drudges Of themselves.
They had an smbiiion-s wrongly directed ooe,
think-to do all their own work. Asck day thought
l. it Is no wonder 90 many Western women Die young,
and 90 many others look premaurely old. The saying
of The old Virgipian woman always heerd the Far
"We.t was heaven for men and cogs, and hell tor
"wiu min and hones, Is not perhaps, 90 untrue after
oil.
/, too, con leok back to the time when h.d heavy
bread. instead OF light when my face cfimsoned
TO end sour instead of sweet; the days when I
vas q povice, and bad no. yet got sccustomed
70 doirg all the work" Is Il to be upderst,od
class Of ovsr.tsIsd mothers, viii at times get no q
meal If half cooked "vitteS'- that ,hey s6ouId at
times have burned pie or bstoh of rreca buiscui,si
And the stove 10 down when We wsnt Il up. 70 have
potstoes sosl ed on piece Of meat cooked lees than is
Itctheyl Sucb things need not often happen, but
With fsfhd and buried woman they sometimes do
I've Itvr feen country where women are so needed
and 20 scarce s In the north western part u this Stsa
Speaking Of meat in one Of ycur editorials you ssy:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
THE FOOT-TRACKS IN THE ROCK AT
EVANSVILLE, OHIO.

70 ~ Cdtter ~ Iss NJ T. lvsoss~
SIR: Having recently visited the locality Of the
foot priDs near Barnsville in this State, noticed
some me since by one Of your correspondents, take
the liberty Of feLdiug you the resuls OF my observe
tons. That the tracks are not natural but arunciA
am quite certain for the following reasons:
l. The geological position Of the rock In VIM tney
are found. 1t Is in the coal formation, which 10, of
courfe, too low in the rivers for such tracks.
9. The material Of which the rock composed, Ian
IL coar.e silicous ssnd which certainly could not
have retained 90 distinct Impressions before consoda
ton. -
3. The unfinished condition of some of the figures.
Several of the bird tracks, IN other respects very per-
feet sre without the mark of claws.
A. The figures of SCRIP nts, without track or tra A.
these neither hop nor Ay this of course 10 unnatural.
S. The tool marks which in many cases are very OBJ
viOus. -
g. Rude define atoms of the human face, circles, &C.,
which are upques,ionably artificial.
T. The surface upon which the tracks a. we'll the
other figures found has been form ed BY the action
Of water and amospserca agencies, since the conso
daCn Of the rock. 30 obvious is this we're there no
other evidence that the tracks are artificial, It must
settle the question beyond all doubt.
But although these tracks are of NO geological i'm
portanee, they are By NO means devoid Of interest.
They are quite numerous ard OF various kinds. l
think there cannot be iess than hundred Ia al,
eighteen of which are hsman tracks OF various sizes,
several with the peculiarly of the grsat toe standing
at right angles with the Others. That these were ia
tended to represent the sck Of man there can be no
served by the one who cut the tracks upon the rock
There are sko the tracks of buffalo, deer, dogs tur
keyr, &C. Nest of them very perfect and remark
ably we'll calculated to deceive One p cuisrity about
them which probably intended to aid in the decep
ticp il especially worthy of notice. The imprt ssions
are not al separate but in several cases break in upon
each Gtber and over Q considerable space upon one
rock, In very confused manner.
By whtm were these figures formedl Certainly
they have not been recently cut In moot the tool
marks have been entirely oberated by the d.integrst
iLg agencies to which the rocks have been exposed,
although they must bsve been In great measure pro-
tected by thick coat of moss and lcher. with which,
until quite recently, they were covered. suppose
them made by the Race Of the Mounds" These an
cieIt monuments Me quite numerous In the vicinity,
and stene axes, srTow heads, &C., are ysy sbundsot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

Total. .........sH.076 80 Totl. .:....... els $50 60
II vih be zen hat the of this reform il III
uppksnt II should be remembered that this table
shoss TIE receipts and e,pendisurss IN money. No
far for lie nee of the cstsbhshmt MT The vsIus Of
hi, produoe rseed and consumed The premier and
which apresrs On neither side Of the account, may be
stimaied t s, o0o.
The sslsry Of he Keeper or superintendent Il H7oo.
Besi6e THE be and bic hmiy receive rent food fusi
&C. Duhg he seasons s kssvisst labor IN assist nj
b employed.
THE sfLEernrs AND rows AsKxr.
According 70 TIE system IN New Haven, ssven select
neS ere snnpally chosen, Who have Ne management
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
CARD FROM GRACE GREENWOOD.


II The Editsy u TAe N. Y. Htbsss.
SIR: VIII you gsnt me the privilege Of your col.
umns to defeld myself from singular bit Of scandal
which il mixing the grand tour Of the newspapers.
The following paragraph, with remarks more or
less uncopplmentsry, has come to me from various
quarters:
Grsce Greenwood have had benefit At the theater
Alexandria La Friday light 9Th sut the audience was
not there Grace Anderson one OF the com
pspy Of dmssr without sutborty-so she oowhded him
he lsd the cosbide from her she drew knife aad
gave him come dangerous cuts"
would not 90 Insult the confidence Of my friends as
to deem it necessary gravey to deny to them charge
20 alb, urd this but to tboe who do not know me,
will simply say that some beigerent heroine Of the
stage has been "hIchng from me my good ma ne, ~
and disgrsciDg it,
Inevsr was in Alexandra, La, 1 never trod the
boardi, never hsd hopes Of enjoying theatrical
bepeft--so never could have had such fair hopes
blehted. 1 do not understand the use of cowhides
and bowe-knvee, and to the best of my kno Wedge
have NO csuse Of difference with Mr. w. E. Anderson.
Your truly, GRACE GREENWOOD.
PAGadslpAto, March d, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
I'd jssed body than on ether appliances devised By

md jssed body than on ether appliances devised By
human y mpstby.
To one ~ oil acquainted With the s.cted Snipturss
espBot b. doubtful that ,he old Jesish prophets Vi
she most tender rsssrd for the welfare o. toe pom.
They rouonsustsd ath divine fttoer * siast all op'
pYtssep, ard denounced jnds ments 10 ne u1oo ~
oppresor II the do sn'rodden b1r.r should co Itiods
70 be ed. But 10 Their view the guilt consred
IN the exsction Of labor the S4bbsh or otasr hoy
days. and the sbstpce OF kindness t,rsr this peg'ecea
elsss in not providing for their destte n 10 G.a
vores II was In allowing ,uch ds'ti,u'i1 m 10 exs
nqpned or tempted TO unba'osed Inc n'senco ,ny
Of balaoce-not that it was reecsoiLel ,nas
such IND ulgspce could a. all nd 70 III, ms
q the evil under which they were soldering; W. r'
vss pssttd upon a. the only relief gas 'ne nee e9y
nent Of religious worship, and THAI they sooe " nc
objects OF syDpsthy, shown as 70 give eVaonoe aa@
tAsy were REGARDED % fellow beiDgs, OF commPn kun,
bred en,i'ips them TO afechon,te reRatq. Hot
"tht fAe part 4 haze chosen 10 ."ose t~s oosas
"piekednsis 10 undo ihe heaDy oaTd'as ana 70 ettT
~sppyennd 20 free, a.d that ye freak erery yoke! Is
al not deal hy bread 70 ne hungry and aas tA04
"by,,e tie Door tA0t are east out 10 thy house,
III charity sbounded among Us equally With seusl-
kify Of coincidence We thoud not need to fear me
ssns,, ueon Of our moives In seeking TO enforce the
suistsess Of the Sabbath.
To our worldly wise men who have sought vitn 10
uueh zeal 10 throw open the Sabbath for recresuon
or ss they with more c)mplaceocy wonid say nave
eontsnoed for the liberty of every man 10 DO az no
pesees- will long be apparent tnat ioseesu Oh
shprgle against what they pl ssed 70 term numsn
rights they have 10 reality been warning - >os 'ne
fundamental principle Of human society. 4. h. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
TROUBLES IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.


70 Ms Editor Of Tie N. Y. TS1ass.
SIR: Mary there are who highly approve OF sse
rms ks In The TRIBUNE Of the Oath lost. The fght
ree,red TO- dsgraotful II was, actually tsok piece
The rv airy existing between these compaees 70 not cor
fined exclusively TO ,hem esch have their friends, and
an occurrence Of this kind brings them alec isto so1-
tact with one and smother. Uness these, and ell COM
psnies, be psctd back into the districts where hoy
belong and from which they have been taken BY the
present Chief of the Department, some very sesioas
Jesuit to life AID limb may eLsue. Various uptown
companies have been oroe1ed to run dosn into the
over distyicts; they not requb edit IL only Me-.
How ards manner Gf dealing with those who oppo,e3
him. Take for instance, the csse Of Ensine Co. No.
l6, Who cppo ed his elections this Company has been
tai en- frsn the Seventh Dshict where they rghtfuy
belonged and sent TO do duty in the Third DisriA,
with large and powerful engine, such - e required
among the high and eeep buildDgs in toe lower section
of the city. The first fire that occurred aher Howard
entered upon his duties as Chief In Mercer street.
in the Fourth District, whore fghs betsess eonPs
MES took place. and tbrestened ~ be Of very sesas
nature, but owing to the timely interference Of Capt
TurDbu and bis men, of the Eighth Ward, Il was
stopped This fighting has happened st nearly I'll H.
alarms az fires since and II Is high time II was PET
an end to. II the present Chief cannot do be shoah
be removed No man holding two positions In ofBss,
q be does, can possibly fulfill the duties Of either.
Respectfully A MEMBER OF The DEPARTMENT.
ksw- Ysvk, March %, 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28


II. W. deb, Of the STATE. same time s'sT . nd
above the amount assumed BY the United -
STATE; GorrnIsSs' va, n: .c, Of Ic Il: S'"
1850 aside from the $4,000 already issasd 49,
under ssid act was.............'''.'''.''""'. "~s
Making the total indebtedness Of the State, ~ y
soue time in 1856, the &tonhhtng aod eSmae
amount Of pesry O00, Co., oil Of wnicn ness u:
ceptpg e3O0 600. Every me1oer o. ssoss LOU ~.
s,itutiou and since then must have known seat ~
were creating 90 Unconstitutional debt, yet the aasn
!, o an uni OF constantly Increasing noebs dess we
nSded from day 10 day bonds rsued mercer, eso
tSoss bonds pushed for ard to NewYork asd dspsss4
of with all possibe dispatch; and uow, o. us ams
almost the entire amount of GOO COO OF these oor6
are held as tAty term hem N me cs.ean S's'e%
The newe by the two last steamers soovs wsics gay
the wind blows. The papers ssy thst-Wstsrs nat
n,a,v,e has been introduced into ne Senaie ~ N.
CofyotA to make procison for TIE kgal'=at'es 81 ne
uneonst. rtt0naly contracted aeos % Me S'as % M
NOM, fhfmseires "And WE also learn hat the L<g&
q Iature hiss been In sessi m over two months aad
"yet there has been nothing done to retrieve the lee
credit of the State" On the contra y ire StsA
Treasurer has made wy with the sl2iwV set spat@
the payment of tie july interest and the banker whs
vas tecuriy 10 the ate for the Treasurer hss enos
failed Now sfter eli this who supposts for one mo-
mept that the voten of the Stae-most OF weom have
DO interest 10 the advancement, or prospn.y Oh 80
Statf-ue going TO vote TO legsize 90 enormous oet$
Great under such crcumstsnces' know nat coe.
cid. rable portion Of the voters are highly p,JoaiSe
against the officers and politicians, ana wiz do every
thing in their power to make them and consequently
the State rppol ular.
TIE san paper which says California will 10. reps;
diate, in the next paragraph enlog'ze me Nhy s.o
County of San Ffsncisco for repudistng ever
Oil 100 COO Of her indebtedness equally q honest and
binding upon honorable men. Mark that! There are
many who believe that there Is large sooant o.
fraudulent bonds sfost along with the genuine, ana
who unp1epsred to believe tu even, after sAs recent
sstt MI ding oevelopm, nsi l know OF many parties
who old lsrgtr smountA Of these bonds than nsy ere
able to lore, ard who, think, are not well posted.
respectfully call their attention to these fsce Mean
time, should any one wi.h other sod more csoviacing
prof than tbi, that Cob ens has repudssed and ma
she cannot retract nor would not II she could, wne
cell on me o
LtAaea, N. Y, March -, ISL. RANChEho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
CALIFORNIA BONDS.

TO tks EdsfoT y IA< Y. Y. TVibaae'
SIR: Allow me through ysur paper to cay . f.s
words t, parties interested in Csdornia finances.
Being an old Cslifon ian myseh consequently fe.lsg
an interest in watching the movements Of mastsm -
they transpbe, my attention has been sosvosasby
called to the financial operations Of that ssss and the
n. euh.r prsdicanent which boudAodsis are sSs
n,sced in. To Illustrate: The total smoust Of To-
debtednees Of the STATE,
I....t iex Observation-Disclosures. s1l3 ~
tn. W.r debt Of the State, same time. over And
above the amount assumed by the Uhitsa
Slater Government was..., t'eo
Arornt of Bonds lssaed under the set OF APih ~.
1850 aside from the $40 0o sifeafJ issasd 49,
under said act was..........'..'.'.''''''''"'' NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
sERvANTy CHARACTERS"

"a London Magistrate recently fined respectable woman
Go defau payment her s for three moatk
becsuss abe gave good character dishonest ssvalGn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-25
ME WS E0ii ALI

VXIE beg inform customers the Ladies in
w particular. that ready to show one of
the gran displays FANCY STAPLE Day GooDs.
offered this market We bn.V to
DESCRIPTION Of immense STOCK. Suffice il
that Of Ladies Dress Goods such as French
English Merno woollen Plads black and Silks
aires NantiIias Shawls French Emhroide
res Silk Bonne' Ladies' Misses and chiidrens Shoes
Da masks and Embroidered WiBdow Cartan- Calieoes.
Fanneis Lnseys satihets Dcmestes and
usapds OF other articles mention. cannot
be beat by any whether in style gu ity price
still adhere cnottcSELl CHEAP AND SELL HEAP
Call evsrybod the store Main the
of First. sep5 ROSER. BRO. q FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-25
NEyy STOVE NrnRE.

EAMES sCANTLIN. in /. of the late firm of James
80 Seantlin & Son. hiss opeaed and Tin Store
opposite the old State Rank where he nonds
keeping alargs of Stoves the
retail the best CiEe him call before Fur
iaSil .eisa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-25
PINE LUMBER.

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
Ohm +. GLOVER x CO.. corner of Main and seventh
% streets Evansville Ind would respectfully Inform the
Public that they have yard aud sale low CASE
complete ofScasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities thcnesses Tongued Pine
Ash and addressed Ceiling Casngs
PANELS; 10000 feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops fencing; 30 Pine and Popar Shingles
Caa made ardSr the prices Shelving.
Doors sash BLINDS Mantle Pieces MoaldinEs Frames Tor
Doorsant Windows &c. &C. Bills ofpriees owarded to AL
who send for chem Orders adstar viii receive
r-a ,rt1 feht Z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-25
JAMES SClNrLiN, JR.,

auAs Just Railroad lot OF bucks Patent
Clipper Cooking Stoves. improved. II is the hest and
heautil in Also Lotto fancy ENAMEL
CRATES OF LATEST STYLES. novlS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-25
CaRTER's sPAaisH MIXIiRE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
. not PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder

CsRrEK's sPAaisH MIXIiKE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooDi
NOT 4 PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
= irfalli ely for Serofula. King evil Rheuma-
IA tism OBSTINATE Cutaneous Eruptions pimtles Pcs
the Face. Blotcbes Bol Ague aad Fever
Eyes Ringworrn letter. scald Head. Enlargerent
tic Disorders LumS2go, Snal Complaints aud all Diseases
srsilg from inudieio1s Of Mercury Imprudnee in
Life. o InPnrity fthe Blood
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier % the
BOpd used by the thousands Of grateful patients from
all of the UGed States who testify daily to the
hs cures psrsorSe9 ly is srsase:t Of all nedeisss-
atism Scrofaa. EIuptiOps the Skin. Liv
Fevers Ulcers Oh Sores Adectisns 0ftte Riane seas
of the Throat Female Complains Pains and Aching
TIE Bones .nd !on are speedily put night by using
For all diseases of the Blood nethinV has been found
whit IL cleanses the system Of s impurities
the digestion gives he Stomach.
clear healthy and the constitution
disease broken down by Che OF youth pra
tive vigor and strength.
netics ussd. doses Of CASrER's SPANISH
tire win remove sso pexon bring the
maung 10 the check give elasticity TO the sep and
the general health in remarkable eese beyond all the
medicines hesrdoi.
The far uuter of cer,ihcass which we have received
from Persona from all of the United States
evidence s no hnnbug aboHt The pres hotel
keepers abstracts physieians and pabiic we'll known
community all sd their testimony wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Cireulsr and Almanac aud read
the cures this of all has
None genuine unlessgirnsi BESSETT BEERS Propri-
No street. Richmond Va. TO whou all orders
fors- ppIies and Agencies must be addressed.
sale by lGifock & Stodjard. Evansville: Halock
parraentsr, Prin O. H. Clark, Viueennes and ly
desiersin medicines generally. sHes