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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-19
AUCTION,

yr'ILL he sold al public auction, on the thru dsv
~ Of August. at O'Clock p. NJ. az the Warehouse
Of James Larghlin. Jr., on Main street, one Large
Circus Canvass, large bass Drum, and set %
seats for CcuS 70 pay lien and charges on the sane.
II rot redeemed within thirty tsvs.
W00LSEY & NELSON,
Evansville, July Gth, 57.-ts. Auctoneers.
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Insurance Agents Certificate Of Authority.
STATE OF INDIANA,
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE

INDIANAPOLIS, July "a, 1885,.
WHEREAS, The Phonix insurance Company, 81
Hartford has filed in this OF &C staten eIt OF is
dtion on the list 81 June, ls the Of ia nrooui
ton and amendments properly certified tosid is writ
ten ~ uunent, nominating its Agents and authori-
zins them fully and unresery ely u gcknCWi ledge
ylceof process in the event OF suits:
Vow, therefore, In pursuance OF the Requirements
OF san Act 90 amend an Act for the incog uraton OF
Insurance Companies, defining their powers, and pre-
serisng their Duties" approved March 2, ls:S, having
presented SIT sactcry evidence - at full compl
ance To the requirements and specifications OF that ict
|, JOHN ". DODD, Auditor Of the State VI Indiana,
10 hereby certify that A. G. HALLoCK, Of Evans
vile, az the Agent Of said Company is authorized
transact the business OF Insurance. Agent Of the said
Phoenix Insurance Company in this State, up to Jan
uary ist, s5S, % the extent that he may ie commits
stoned and sppoint4 hy the said Company.
In W itness Whereof, have hereunto sui scrhed my
name and caused the seal of my Office to be afix-
us. led, this 24th day Of July, 1851.
JOHN W. D0Dp,
aug liza. Auditor Of State.
lIure Lemon Syrup.
y 70 boxes for sale low by
S. +. GILBERT * CO..
my21 Sycamore street.
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Certificate Of Package Of - Whole Tickets ..... -
g 10 Half 90 .......... a
20 fiehth &c - No


In ordering Tickets or Z certificates. enclose
the money ~ address for the Tickets OrGert., -
recent Of which they will re f0ru aried fri nall
NAV designate.
The lis, Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii he sent
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
- Purchasers viii please write their Signatures
plain, and give their Post Office. County and State
y Remember that every Prize is drawn and rays-
bic in full without deducuon.
TT All prizes az o. ,00 ard under, paid Immediately
after the dfawing-oher rTizes at the usual time q
thirty days.
Al Communications strictly confidential.
Address Oniers for Ticfe cts Cert fcaies to
s. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
81 A iist Of the mum CTS that are dawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each
entitled %, will he published after every drawing, IN
TIE following rapers,-Sew Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Stlrdart Nashville Gazette, At
lanta Tntell gerccr, Neg Yort Weekly nay Book ana
savannah Monine News. and Richmond Dispatch
jy37
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERYI

The next Ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana Lot
terry, conducted by the Spanish Government,
unde- the supervision Of tie Captain
General Of Cuba, viii take
place AZ Havana, on
AUGUST 18th, uSEy
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STATE n. OF SSsSSSSSGgsssTTITc !
UARTfoRD, July, 1881.
Personally appeared before me. Justice ~ Peace,
duly qualified To administer oaths, THOMAS 4. ALEX
AMBER. Secretary, and male solemn oath u al the fore
going statement Of the asset snd condition VI tie IL
"a Insurance Company l. true
HENRY FOWLER. Justice Of the Peace.
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A. C.. HALLOCK, Agent.

- lAsN - cstA a. 1880 -
800 shares Uartfor5 l. v.
Haven Railroad Co..
.0a shares Hartford Z & i
preferred, Railroad Co.
lo1 shal es Boston & W or
ces.er Railroad Co..
80 shares Conn. River do
20 sh'rs Conn River Co.,
p s ard 3 per cent Mort
gage Bonds.-..-..--.
81 percent Income honjs
10 3 per cent Jersey City
Water bonds
10 o per cent Hartford city
fiVnds..... .........-.-
5 10 per cent Milwaukee
Civ Bonds
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COJCHEs! LCUSGES!
SOME Fine Chanlhes Couches, IL Da-, TASK srd ST.
y sreled Cloth covers made Up expressly toE The
ies7 sCHNITT & STARR, Fhsr
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
To Gas Consumers.

n .IIOiCE Young HYSDN AND GCNPON DER
TEA--s0 matted boxes, leE each, in Original
5arkages as imported. II IS OF very choice quality.
ms received directly from the Importer, and will he
sold very low. ALSO.-Hslf chests Ind assorted
boxes. 5. Z. GILBElT L. co.
myls Sycal1cre treet
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LNXTRA FAMILY FLOUR thls and n lat
M Of sacks, all sizes, for saicwararted to lie REP
resented-by ljessl NICkERY q JOHNSTON.
4 AIDES Walking Shoes are now going of low u,
4 close out. Call and get a pair.
myo NcREA X WELLS, First street.
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Nem 0rleans stIaneg Sflarket.

Thursday Evening, juno 4. 1851.
Kveryhing pertaining bonds exchange
ruled the order To-day The demand for
mooney limited calls the only Banks
dicounng to-day Well hardly know what so
10 financial parlance If bank managers
in paper ana changers make themselves
stood by so so, why We have no objections
There sales OF long dated paper per cent
but dminutiye In general, market IN
cped favor borrowers Of money of paper the
time do not that money viii be cheap last
season, but there will he scarcity existing lee
mate purposes Dealers traders those DESTROYS investing
In produce for higher will do well If they
along without borrowing pledgmg-ihat is they have
Of their but Il will be hazardous business pred
cate large iansac tons temporary loans from Banks. How
Will not require any extraordinary
carry through The limited stocks Of produce market and
at addition 10 them be made during the coming sixty
days There nothing done stocks to-day knowledge
faers parties DESTROYS Of selling their prices rather
above buyers Views Nothing doing bonds, We the last
advices from London quote sale Of Mississippi Union Bank
Bonds 81 % say 20 per dollar, Parties
England must posaas information regarding the
value Of ard prospect Of these bonds being paid than
here The baneui question repudiation
posed to discuss this but anything
discovered lately III Bank of Mississippi
which has enhanced these Bonds should glad to know
what is eouceivin aud holding the opinion principal
and Interest Of these ponds ought be paid aud holders
thereof entitled tser niote w., ~.
Exchange rather inactive to-day and very little doing
among dealers Sight New York firm Il premium Now
and then sails e premium, hut that Is obsolete quotation
his for checks and Al sight drafts sixty days sight
Sei dacoun for chee aad pflpe and and ia
good 70 fTir Sterling IL held esi0 Banks nsk l0l0
praian There IS change in Francs add quote 5.I2
8. 49, and bank drafts at 50es z6D6 D5lS
lte mails by the Arabia through to-day The cotton
market in nnch be position than abe ieeeraphe adj
vices week understand We give below ccu
OF the English money
market.
From New York We have the following Of the 9Th ult
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
COTTON AND roBAooo srArEMENr.

SUGAR AND M0IASSES.- The sales Of Sugar embraced
100 hhds Cuba private TERMS and 20 by auction at o H.
Moasses 90 bills sold the Union Refinery and
100 from the City at &C. and day $50 packages
Union at &c in bbs and zoe q gallon in half bb Nothing
doing on the evee.
FLOUR. There demand with sales Of 1000 bbs
including 1000 ST. Louis Supene lots S. 1900 In three
lots and 100 at the same, 400 SSS l2 80 Fine 81 37
$50 Crossed Fine at 81 3 and 800 Extra part 50 2S9 50
N Dbl. HGt4 oNH
GRAIN. Corn dull and the sales confined to
1900 sacks of which 100 Mixed White and $50 Yellow
ST. and small lots at 81 05 y bushe noticed
only small sales 7G7c u bushe for St Louis
selling in small lots at 81 40 U 100 lbs. ".
PROVISIONS -. Mess Pork was retailing rregulary at
S24 5OS25, and $ 90 % Dbl refused for 1000 bbs on
Wednesday, OF Bacon % casks Ribbed Sides were sold at
IA Country Clear at ld 10 Of shoulders lie and 10
terces Fancy Sugar Cured Hams at l3c 3 b. Lard we
noticed only retail transactions 15ac tierces and Ice u
in kegs. Est-
COFFEE. Prices way about c with sales of 400
bags at l03s, $50 at 10 96 and 50 Choice lie q ID.
BAGGING.. We noticed sales of 100 bales India l3I1c
cash. 100 and 60 at 1873, and small lot at l3c D yard
GUNNY BAGS, $50 bales light sold at llc cash
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE.. Some small lots were sold at
b0@52c u gallon. tl 4ma
RosIN, I'VE noceda sale of l27 ibis at 81 % q DBL
WHISKY ,Rectided dull at 3233c but 50 bbs Oil
ysr's brought 3ic y gallon, M s-
FREIGHTS. "A ship laid for liverpool at Sled for
Cotton ut which rate vessels the berth filling up.
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ARRIVED.

Ship Galena Ieavett 20 days from New York TO Cohen2d
dist IS.
Ship Addie Snow, Howe, FROM Liverpool April 10TH to
Whitney &co--3d dist IL
Bark Edwin Mathew from Hayre April 10Th 10 Baxter lowell
&co--2d dist 30
Bark Jno Howe Moore from sagua La Grapde May 3D. to
mastered dist Is.
Mex sebr ieonor Aresna days from Tabasco to Cancrden
schr Effort panniug - days from Charleston to L 4 Il
I3evy-Point a Ia HGcEe.
sehr President, Sadler from Pearl River-Basiu
Sehr star Parker, from Pascagoula-- lasin,
sfhr Polar Star, Whiteonsb from Covington-Basiu,
sehr Elizabeth Ann, Athens, from Pearl Riy1r-BaSu.
Sschf warren, Jasper from Pascagonla -BGsin.
Schf Pslieap, Mills. from Biloxi-BRsln.
senf Liberty, Melon, from Bonfoucs-Basin
sTEAMBoATs.
IUTwche Smith, from Louisville.
y " dams Nash, from Vieksburg
u 4 Till, Newell, from Glarksyiile,
Tnehpse thomason, from Louisville
Hiawaiha, Dix. from st Louis
Ceres, Labarth from Base
+ Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara
Cuba. Heifn, from AIobie,
Switzerland, Schenck from Cincinnati
Towboat Ocean Chapman from the passesove5 down md
10 sea I'd inst ship Sheppard Knapp banks JET John and
TEoisn-bTought up barks Edwin, John Howe and brig
Phillip Jula-left schr Effort at Pont.a.ln Hache
Towboa Hercules ace from the Passesiowed down and
sea 2Sh ul ships Uroondate and Sweden--hought mn
ships Galeps, Adelia Suow and schr Leonor.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
STAR INSURANCE COIPANY-oFFICE, NJ
~ 40 y St, Charles street.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New OrlesnsS
that this 18th March 1850 before me-
subscriber Justice of the Peace aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p.
vie Secretary the Louisiana Mutual company
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according law do
pose and say that the above Just and true
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th March
A. ID. 1851 @. NJ BRADFORD
second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay interest of six
cent in cash the outstanding certificates profits
and after the second Monday in May aud
scrip dividend of THIRTYFOUR PER CENT on the net
earned premiums Of the ending February Is 1857 for
which certificates will be issued the first day of
june 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
q. UARRIERE Vice President.
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SgippIng Sateuigeuts.
" N FRlDAy, June S, 1867.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

T---- m CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Empire City Windle New York via Havana
-, go, Jennings. Iaughand Geo
- = - x Warnckin & Kerchhof
Bark White Sea, Wade, for Boston, HIT Viauatd
Bark Rcol, Brinton, fer Bordeaux, q A Fosiirk
Bark Ann Elizabeth, Eorgroye, for Laguna
:, :, so, Boudousquie & Phillips
Brig Ellen Bernard Bourne, for Baltimore G Isnkips
Schr Phoenix, Harrison for Apalacbicoa j Mitchell
schr Emma DeRussey, Berner for Pensacola
schr Sister Kate ~ rerre for Mobile CIV Newton Sc0
schr Aurelia, Auard for Tampa Bay /. Fash kco
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Commercial intelligence.

LryERrooI. May IS 1851.
IL tSospg report Of Tho market
porters The OH, soo bales neindlng 1000 uTat 5000 to
price, il SS sss. daeiading sara5 5000
ssassnis damage generally admitted
counts keep our market rather active and Boweds Which,
aFs ysFs ssans y "a
DAY. go bales nsadns LOCO sara 900 aud
On thu 18th 1000 bales ancsdng 500 surat 900 to
pseson on the other hand easier and ne weahe
together with advices the 10th nmo from New Orleans quot
ss on an
500 Sg
parngy and the upward tendency Of Monday gone
esmate sss any f0al sales as
es s sn @ bales consisting
The market opened very active, Tues
Day % en ne @ sesn m
mas 20 @ bulk Of Gtdsr 5s9g
With splendid weather for and monep
report from Manchester that the market has
been quiet with no advance on last weeks prices for and
sales to-day are estimated at 1000 bales 1900 to specua
ARMOUR CO.
..5z LIVERPOOL Friday Evening" May u.s. 1857
Tho opened with considerable animation Under the in
uence Of more cheerful market and continuance
prospects of early the crop still be-
yond bringing few spectators Monday
little excitement in market the business the
progressed tanning down into moderate trade demand spin
extended SCALE owing the extreme duness Manchester
market and the position many branches
which seems to be the increase and doubt grau
ally compelling parties to have abridged
strength hardly amounting to uniformly raised quotation
early Of the week this instances realized We
now quote :. mddng' Uplands 75sd.; Mobile ia. Or
lands 3d.: Mobile, sgd; Orleans sgd
Suats, during the past fortnight have been in
large demand and from the previous depression I'd.
pound higher Braa for the week also rather
Egyptians continue dull and freely offered for sale
weeks Sea Islands in moderate demand steady prices
442O American 245O sura and go Perna reported to
have been taken speculation 1850 American 80 Madras
29o sara 50 Bahia and 30 PetIa for export that the
deliveries the trade for the week have bales
Sales to-day 500 bales, 1900 being speculation and for
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kNtLM ANS PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANT,
~ LAItlR is now in plantations, comprising the
largest and smallest cnsseS of which has taken of
three with combination of the following
over any other known application of
laor entire train:
l. requires hut pressure Of 80 pounds of strike
Battery"
2. It requires no additional for the boilers.
3. Its pipes never "Scae'' or require cleaning.
T. Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body OF juice that and hard grained
g. Tie steam being all condensed and the boilers
direct no additional boilers required where the mil
boilers large and Gmans Bagasse Furnace
pair OF cylinder boilers 50 inches in diameter and - feet long
wish GinHus Bagasse Furnace furnish grind the
cane and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hlds.
per day.
s. The Pneumatic Battery franulator put IN operation
at much less the planter than other bA
terry or application Of steam making il entirely
by steam.
For further Information, pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application otu Subscriber
who prepared make for the Battery Evapo
CnrEfers, be used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL. II. GILMAN
d. I'm 20 Cirnvier street Now Orleans La
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Ship yenda'a, Anderson from Boston, TO Creevy Farwe
- with $50 tons ice 10 $ b Smith.
snip pethi, knapp, from Boston, 10 VIM Dewey
span bris fhilip Juin -, from Havana, to- Barba,
Bark Jno Curtis, Clarke from bordeaux February 2h to
BARK Warwick, Hall from New York TO G W Hynsou keo
snip Excelsior smith, days from Boston, VIM Dewey
with QUO tons ice 10 J Il Warner .sco.
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$l,l13,050 62

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th July 1856 before ne the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who
ing duly sworn according to law does depose and say the
foregoing true TRANSCRIPT
from the books of said Company.
lSignedl G. ]. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th July, 1856
lSignedi CHAS NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest
Six cent in cash. the outstanding certificates profits
the holders thereof their
after the I'd Monday Of August proxi1uo
The Board OF Trustees have declared Dividend thirty
three and onehrd cent the earned premiums of the
Company for the ending the h of june 1856 for
certificates will be issued and after the 25h September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO JONAS, Vice President.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans (
Be remembered that the 18th January. 1851 before me-
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in for the city
Aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans being duly sworn ac
cord to law do depose and that the above
Just and true and correct transcript from Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. FL. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1867. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest
per cent in cash the outstanding certificates profits the
holders thereof or to their after
MONDAY, the 9Th Of February next ~
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of
FORTY @ per cent the net earned premiums of the Com
for the ending 3st December 1856 for which GER
caes will be issued after the 18th of March next
kThis Company continues against the peril of the
seas rivers and loss damage by fire. at the
premiuta. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES H. WHEELER. Secretary.
New Orleans, January ID, 1857. St
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payne Steele &co books Astcn Aygat &co2 pkgr Of
liquor Martin, Owen Cobb-69 rolls leather Weshaar
pcs gutter Daxdson-2 pkss ink N MosonlI5 bbs
bxs ink Seele2 hhds bacon to odslS0 bxs starch IS
bxs cheese 10 bbls kegs butter Adams5O dol wash
boards IS reels hid wine Beebe aco-l box
Keep Bard &coi Wagon Oakley Hswkins-6hhds tobacco
81 hhds bacon Hogan Murphy-1a bbls Mtenberge
Co.'S bdls hoops Thompson Gco38 reels Pope Ellison
4eo-sO bxs wine snspp keo2 mills L Mebserl key ink
Aagnns1OO bbs whisky Morton teol box books to
Buddeeke &col0 ties hams Cooper Nciber90 bbls Of
whaky TO hi do Bunne Bailf-25 hbls whisky Sextus
30 do Turpn30 bdls lightning rods to d Metcaf hloand
sundres to order-Toal II hhds tobacco.
ST LOUIS-Steaner Hswaha-400 bbls -four to james
nelly Aeo5 bbls seed to Kennedy &eo3 casks bacon to
TTichell Dntcher-9 gkgs Lard Adam bids tobacco
Byne Vance &co-102O sacks % bbs oil Caldwell
dan-300 coils Brobdwe Payne &co2l9 kegs horse
shoes Whiting &co24 bdls saddle trees to Hansell16
casks bacon Jas Druhan3 do Clark Mosby AeoO0 els
Pope Ellison &co4 bxs mdse Price, Converse &co bbls Of
nou Molony sacks corn 1900 hoop poles New
ton kco97 bales hemp Smith &co30 bbls -four 53 bags
Kenneth Dix &col5 casks bacon Thompson &eo332 bbls
-four Hitchcock LattnE20 bbs -four Coleman, Putnam &co
Is doz brooms Wheeler Bhkel26 sacks III coils of
ropes nonghery &co-543 pkgs lard Keep Bard keo4ls
bb lime kearny-20U bbls flour to Shropshire &co-O0
bb -four Is casks bacon 932 sacks Kngsand Barstow
eGmlaf bales hemp Bradley Wilson 1ccs ools sehn
seeand 6col55 bbs Hour and sunde to ordsToa 70 bales
cotton, "a hhds tobacco. ...-
."- RAILROADS.. 49,
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOuSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD2 bbls molasses Is hides Beocg Nobom Eco
sundriss to order-2O6 cattle 26 sheep
- PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-sesmer Cuba-s pkgs mdse Geddes-l do to A
Guesnard-l9 bbls whisky 7 Hardie AGO.
...1N"# FLATBoATs.
INDIANA-Per J Sibers Boat-54, 500 feet oak lumber
to W Benton AGO.
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CATTL Z NJ AR EFT.

s.sE = JEFFERSON CITY, June 4.
Arrived to-day 26 head Of Texas and Atskapas Cattle
market for Western BeeSes continues stagnan Prices of In
ferior Cattle are in favor Of purchasers. We quote
pHICES.
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SIGNALIZED,

Of Boston
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
.in,n Ex.sH i F.
s s w he
tries safely onde and the most delicate infant
reeum and SINAI" Ro nesSs so s1 gar
Messrs B. A. Fahnestock 4 Co.: ,...,
Gentlemen-I have used b. A neImiage with
and in Sn s shn he
sea hroagoa lie I n&W
DoCToR HooFLAND's CELEBRATED GER,
Man Dr. slciE NJ JA p5aRsS Pnl1ADrpHrA PA,
b,b s RsRIn s"ans
diseases arising from disofdsred Liver Stomach
as Constipa.
ton, Inward Piles
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Susaons SINKING q Fq ter s. At hs pit
eans xhsn s y y6 ssSs, Dim
ness fn T'SRP ES sss S1S D'
'A'i Heat .D baiinias n , The FsSSh, Con: -
and i g, sSr, psp1 e,s
The proprietor in calling of the public to this
preparation with feeling of the utmost confidence In
It no new untried article but that has
reputation and sale nnvalled by similar preparations ex
s asi well sSp
country immense and careful persa OF the Almanac pub
shed annually by the proprietor and 10 be had gratis Of
remedy really deserving the great celebrity has obtained
Prinepa Office and Mandatory No. 90 ARCH street. Phil
'N'p'''' TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Biers superior all preparations In
JACKSON, La August Is, 1854.
naurG
nccuabe benefit have derived from the use Of two bot
Ties Of your Bers have found them to be all you
recommend and cheerfnly recommend them
public as safe remedy for the diseases they
tended for superior all other now IN
THE 81 BffTTERs ALL THEY ARE REPREsENT 10 BE
JACKSON, La, August 30 1854.
ali they are represented BE- cheeruly them
to the public excellent medicine
Ai 1. MAYER says: ., n'HN'
HARRIsoNBuRs, Ls Msy %, 1853.
Your German Bters is a very valuable medicine hare
disposed of all received from and wish new supply i'm
DR.. KAYBoLD QUAIL says:
have for the last year used the nv
you my practice extensively It viii shortly be ths only
than there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part Of the country
DR.. RABE says: FRANKLis La, jane "a, 1852.
German Bitters have become popular here
wish " fresh supply Iy in 7 me- .as
RIcHAosp, La, June 2, 1853
Your Bers give universal satisfaction ali used
mind that these Bers entirely
table thereby possessing advantages Of the prepare
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Soreseepers In town and village
mus '-'s1 '''''' N-' '"'''''' s. wk1aHr CO..
u popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists Dealers Propreors lowest Wholesale prices