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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-21
MURRAY Lanmanss Florida Wa.

ter If not an immortal perfume, is the most lasting in
the world Like all that is invaluable il has ieen i'm
itaed But survives and iriumphs, while the imita-
tons die. Purchase none but the genuine article
Murray & Lanman's which for fifteen years has been
the national perfume and cosmetic of Spanish
America. Look to the lafel. So Sold ty Lannar
Il Co.. Wholesale druggists, 60 Water Street, New
York, and by all druggists at 50 cents per bottle
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The BANK CoxxrTTEE.-The committee
, the Senate for investigating Governor
rights charges against the original corpo-
stors of the New State Bank, met at Indi-
lapolis on Monday for the purpose of con-
nuing the investigation and making a re-
PIT, we presume. The committee consists
Messrs. Hefrsn, Cooling, Bobbs, Wilson
a. March.
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Uoilovays PilIs.-Life Boats ARE

not more necessary ct than this Life Medicine The
exemption from scurvy, and other scorhuic affections
of the late exploring expeditions, is attributable to the
antiseptic action OF Holoway's Pills. Sold at the
manufactures. No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, anu
No. 2A Strand, London ard at all druggists, at a5cs,
e. &c. ard 81 per hnttle.
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NOTICE.

ssSULT on Stull, indentured apprentice to me
~ having left without cause provOciOn. This is
TO caution all persons from harhoiing or trusting him
on my account rs shall pay debts of his contract
in,. mylG-itddSw JOHN KING.
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The EVANSVILLE WEEKLY Journal.

LIE EVANSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL, is
published to-day. 1t contains thirty-two
columns of reading matter, with the latest
intelligence received up to the hour of going
to press. 1t can be procured at our office
to-day, IN strong wrappers for mailing.
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~ 1t is stated that Senator Summers
health is rapidly improving, and that he an
ticipates a complete recovery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


W., NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
W. Insertion: - cents line three times;
20 cents per line week; discount on longer time.
EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HosoR, No.
49, Al, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, Water street, over the Canal Bank.
l.. w. POINDEXTER, W. c. T.
Al. O'REILLy, W.R. jan20ly
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BEAcos LIGHT SOCIAL TEMPLE, No.
49, IS, meets every alternate Friday evening,
a. above. JOHN HYDE. w. IT.
q w HrpYARp, II. Il. jsn39iy
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~ Occasionally patronlzing individu-
al offers something to put in the papers,
Such have to learn that there is always inf
nitely more matter pressing for publication
than can ''go in"-the great problem in
journalism being to ''leave out' iudiciously
Can. CJnmercidf.
We often hear persons say Of their com
munications. that they will do to .fill up,
and the idea is very popular one, that ed
itors arc at their wits end every day to find
matter for their next issue. The CONNER
cial is right, when it says that the great
problem is, what to .'leave out" 1t is for
this reason, that we have always urged upon
our correspondents the necessity of being
brief. Our chief labors are to condense. and
it would not be half the labor to fill sheet
three times our size, that it is to concentrate
the pith Of the current news into our narrow
columns. The idea that it is easier to edit a
small daily paper. than large one. is a pop
ular error. To give variety in little
space is a severe test Of skill and ability.
New GRASADrAN DrFIcULrIEs.-A great
deal of excitement and ill-will is displayed
among the native population on the Panama
lsthmus, who betray disposition to renew
their outrages upon the lives and property of
American citizens. In this connection there
are hints of further attempts to throw the
railroad trains off the track probably with a
view of possessing themselves Of the specie
from California. With an Indian war on
the Plains-the Nicaragua route closed, the
Panama route interrupted-and the Tehuan
tepec Road unfinished, we shall be cut off
from all regular communication with our
Pacific territory.
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OLD DocUNENTs.-A great many inter-
esting and curious territorial records were
discovered in the Governors house az Indi :
annapolis when it was taken down a few
weeks ago. Among them was the following
receipt for the Attorney Generals salary.
who it appears discharged the important du-
ties of that station for the humble salary of
$50 per annum, and such was the scrupu-
lous integrity of Office holders in those days,
that the conscientious incumbent took of IS,
33-l00 for short time
INDIANA TEERIToRY. DR.,
To john RICE JOKES.
For my salary as Acknowledgement from
the oath of September, 1903, until August
the 18th, 1904, ut $50 per year. S5l Ga %
No. 10: .Sir-Pay the above account out OF
any money that may be in the Treasury of
the Indiana Territory that is not otherwise
appropriated. PETER JONES,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
JAMES JOHNSON, Treasurer.
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COAL, NOTICE.

The price Of Coal at the BoDIAM MINES. is at the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part Of the
city, 10 cents per bushel.
feba Secretary and Manager.
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+ 4 RETIRE.. PHYSICIAN

I Whose sands of life have nearly ran ont discov-
cred while in the Eas. indies, certain f"r Con-
4 SUMPTION, = s;hIna. BTorchitis, Coughs. Colds ard
4 general debility. The remedy was discovered ly
I HIM when his only child. daughter, Was given ny
to die. Wishing TO d. as much good possible, he
viii send to such Of his afflicted fellow tenRs
it, the receipt with fun and explicit directions for
making Il III, and successfully using il. lie re 7
quireS each applicant to uclpse him one shilling
three ccits to re returned postag the receipt,
and the remainder to lie applied 20 the payment !
this 4 advertisement. Address
DT. III. JAMES. No. 10 Grand ST.,
myii-lmo-iw-n Jersey City, y. j.
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DIRECTORS.
GEORGE W. cOLMADAY, formerly Recorder of
DEEDS, &c. Phil1felphia.
WM. BOWERS, formerly Register of Wills.
JOHN N. COLEMAN, FiTa Coleman 4 Smith, In
porting IIariyare l. Cutlery Merchants, No. Il
North Third street, above Race street, Philadelphia
JOSEPH DAT, Firm Joseph Dat Son, Coppersmth.,
No. p Quarry street Philadelphia.
EDWIN V. MACHETTE, Firm Machette RaCuel,
Importing Hardware Merchants. No. ea North Third
street. above Race street, Philadelphia.
HOWARD HINCHMAN, Firm Livingston & Co.,
Produce Commission Merchants. No. 27s Market
street, above Eighth street, Phila ieiphia.
GEORGE w. COLLADAy,
President
GALEN WILSON,
Secretary,
jeremiah Benin, Agent.
Ofhce Commercial COLLEGE Rooms, over j. NJ Cad
wells store, FRS: street, Evansville Ind. my!s2mo
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FOR SALE.
DISSOLUTION.

a tIInICE YOUNG IIYSON AND GUNPoWDEk
TEk--Hn matted boxes, lelb each, in original
JacaEes "a ilportel 1t Is of very choice quality,
lust received directly from the Imparer and VIII ne
sold very Low. hLS0.-lIalf chests and as sorted
boxes s. L. GILBERT co.
mVie sycamore fIeet'
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GOOD FARrFOH SALE.

q DMINISTAT0R-SS SALEM virtue Of an order
d of tho Court ~ Common Pleas, OF rsnde+ur.h
County. Ind, will sell al ruhc auction. at the
Court Heuse door, in Evansville, on the 21 d2v of
Nav, ls7, nj O'clock =. NJ. the undvidcl ;ro-ff,hs
81 IL north half OF Fractional Section Sp 10, in tcwn-
ship south 81 .7Ce II west. containing 10 acres
more less IL Wander urcl County, Ind, subject 10
the life estate ot the widow Nancy Galloway.
Terms Of salei< cash. = in six nnrths Il in twelve
months, with interest AMI approved security.
JOSEPH VI CALDWELL,
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a DMINISTRaTIX' NOTICF.-Notice il hereby
IA given that the undersigned has been appointed
Admisixtra.x ofthe Estate Of Emily Wilson, deceased
ate of Naniefiurrh county Indiana. SAD Estate is
supposed To &c solvent.
HARRIET WILSON.
my1Jdw3w Administrative
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local snteIliarntt.

RoBBEgY FRUSTRATED AND A RoBBER SHOT
saee ssapiet c times Of late residence
OF Mrs Jorly widow lady residing Canal between Ma
and xee Streets has been entered by robbers az night
and despoilyd of different articles, mostly provisions The
frec of lady, believing that the house had Been
selected BY the robbers regular depot 81 sat up
AZ night different occasions and watched but without success
On Monday night, when nobody the watch the rob
tts pd visit the honee but they put to Hight
ny girl giving the alarm On Tuesday night, " about
10 o'clock the youngest Of the brothers. Oscar lad OF about
sixteen observed two lettering in the vicinity in rather
suspicious He concluded that they the
rnhhe accommodating for another forBy and determined
watch for tbem On going bed he told his niober wake
a Clock he being satisfied that operations would
be commenced before that hour BE aroused the proper
time requested and took his staondoWn dark
s with double barrel shot gun, well loaded, and knife
Ills had been keeping watch about hour and half when
he heard cab drive up and IN front of the house He
heard elgt and in another they
e steps and epened the dooreydently viii keand
closed behind One en hen sprung dark lantern
d looked up stairs with IT. and mp and down hail. be
that all quiet The boy stood behind The Stairway
and the light thrown him without discovering him..
Bah fc robbers passed within foot and half ef
peeng his preseee; says he could easily Killed both
e tsn with knife II he had had the nerve It but
he Yves al in remse and could do nothing. u yv 81 s.
The fobbars entered he parior sud dining loom leeking
NaHt vi,hfisr dark sner finally opened sideboaYd
and PM and SOME other articles of siisewre on
w abse. fhsy were talking in low Intervals aud
alter the ilyerare bad been out the table The boy
ssae say Howl gss the clock sways' The boy then,
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Louisiana Intelligence.


The Shreveport Gazette Of the 2Sth ut. says q
The trees and shrubs are putting on their gayest
Rteen, the sun shines as though 1t never knew an
4atipSs and everything gives token Of approaching
4j1fing. 80 mote II be. M " 8Hs II gSs ss
n Old Red IS again in FIRST rate boating order. We
have news from above that the river is higher now
than at any time within the last four years. An over
Nv is thought TO be inevitable. s'7
ss The Alexandria American, Of Saturday last. has
Ne following paragraphs: go
The river here ias been rising rapidly during the
past week. and is still rising. There is here reports
OF q considerable rise above al III 49, 4 fs M
We learn that the steamer Swamp Fox sunk on
Monday last, a few miles above Grand Bayou. Cargo
we believe was nearly all saved There j. also re-
port here that q small stern wheel boat sunk in
TwelveAfile Bayou short distance above Shreveport
The steamer Joseph Holden, which arrived here on
Thursday morning, brought down the crews Of the
.snnken boats. X 81 s53 q rs 55ssssss - sd
The Baton Rouge Sugar Planter Of Saturday, says !:
The river is still encroaehng upon its banks, In
our mel ghborhood we can stand rise Of about six
et more, and at the present rate OF its rising we
seem likely to get the benefit OF all we.ean bear We
notice in any places along the coast that plant
ers have taken additional precaution 70 strengthen
their levees. .s,a
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~ SUGAR AND MOLASSEs. The sales OF Sagar
fined small lots about previous OF Moasses
some 800 bbs were sold 5556c for Fermenng aud 5s6Uc
y gallon for Good to Prime. ssi ~ Fuf 7'Fs.
FLOUR..We hear Of sales Of any Importance. Holders
asking Sc 62aS6 Is u Dbl for superine ST. Louis
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced 1000 sacks
which 700 White and $500 Yellow three lots
81 p bushel. of Wheat 1850 sacks Prime White
evee at 81 GU y bushel heard Of nothing doing
Oats Bran ~ ,a.7i II sl-iH ~ WAY lH y
PROVISIONS. The sales of Pork comprised $50 bbs
Prime ST. 10 and small lots at S2 50for O. SIS
Prime, and $2l 10 q Dbl for Damaged Mess Holders
asking S23 Cor Mess which the retail OF Bacon
casks Old Shoulders sold 9c and small
Ribbed Sides at u h.. The sales of Lard included
l03 bbs and terces No. at and III the price
COFFEE About $50 bags sold, including 100 at
l0s4c, 3l5 at Il, and sos Prime at l1i4c In.
RICE 400 erces have been sold the within
day two 4aac, and 100 Prime from store lots,
axe q ID. s. 1.
BAGGING.. Holders asking 1s1sl1sac q yard for
India. - lrtF
ALCOHOL 200 bbs High Proof were sold for export at
CSC . gallon. 4sis.a. d-. .r.5r ri-tl5 ,..
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, About 40 bbls were taken at
SIC, and a small lot at 5se q gallon. -,,f5
ROSIN Sales 600 bbls 81 81 Common 81 80 for
Good No. 2, and 50 IS u Dbl for No. l. A> 4
WHISKY 100 bbs Deaer's sold &c., and 80 Raw
at 29c q gallon. -lF0a &h srzr
FREIGHTS. "A ship taken for Boston Csc for Pork
two three were laid on for Liverpool at led for Cotton
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

AsHToN--stean,er Il " McRae-l3s bales cotton Payne
Harrson-i2o Jackson NsolS NJ Pinekard Sco~-i03 do
Buehanon Carroll &co36 Watt, Noble MobIeys bales Of
cotton Thornhll Sco25 George Counolyl4 bales cotton TO
Gnmpbel strength Pearson &co9 h 4 Adams Ico--7
Hemmingway, Friedander Acct Caddy Brown &coj do to
Hardie &to5 Robson Aleni Lallandc--4 do 10 l.
Reynolds Brnl0 sacks cotton seed Estlin Sco-lO0 do
70 Lane MnyGeid Sco2 boxes soap TO orders kegs lard and
bales cotton
GRAND LAkE-Steamer Southern Bele--SlS bales cotton
10 Ihorhhi &co--lo4 Lewis ScoI4 Oakley HaNknsi2
Persons seoST Payne Halriso-Si Cle Gland Brothers
q Robson Ae--22J c Kicks Sco-2O Mcdowell Mills Gco
l6 Harding, Ahbay Morehead6 George Cunrelly-4 do
IL Hughes, Hylsiead &co-iO FteoR, Stevenson Scc5 to
Kelly .eco-A W Donne-4 Anderson 4 Metca+ do To
Coleman, Putnam Ncol Miles Adams Eco mdrie order
Total IS9 bales cotton. a- l65.' ..-f...
ATTAK APAS--Seauer A W BskeylI hhds sugar 81 bbls
molasses 10 bbls to Darby Tremoe hhds sugar
bales Goudan-8 hides l. Duflho &co-6S hides
sheep skins Beocq Nobom sco5 hb sugar Is bbs sugar
81 bills molasses Kelly scoT hhds sugar bill sugar
hhds potatoes hs moasses to HALL Roda Puuian hhds
sugar pkgs mdse Mareneau scoS hhds l3 bbls Of
inaasse bbs sugar Braud Iandry bbs nolasses DE
lanc-25O0O feet lumber Gonsonu-Sundes orderTotal
bales cotton 62 hhds sugar y bb sugar, bb nolasses
RED R1VER-Seamer Rapides99O bales cottoH
Wright-lI5 kstlin kcosS 8uchannon Carroll Acc
Gamnlnc, Sques VESTS 10 jackson Aco55 do 10
B Plauche kco-so \ Kelly Soe4l Il Duhlho aco-35 do
Toledano TaSorS2 BellocQ Nobou &eoS2 bales cotton
Moutgotnety22 to NJ Cooper &co2l bales cotton u
Payue HarTisoilS Warren Gilmore &col7 Peret--l7
shaw &co-l0 Henderson, Terry kco7 ellis &co6 te
Rhofer BroS Felowes &co-S MchelroF BTadtord2 do &C
Carroll, Prchard &co--2 Harlie &ce-- II May &coS
hhds sugar j. Lamb &eO-S do w ID urquhar-l5 do &c
Bugart Foley Avery-52 hhds sugar bbls noasses "
MOngomery6 hides NJ u Cooper &co-l do |. nufeho &co
u do Rhoret Bro2 bales pees Henderson, Terry &co-l
A trel Nco6S pks tar pkg mdse luchannon, Carroll
eS s9s Laiaadsl bale wool 10 Wright Allen deo-2bts o
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7 l77Illf 7ll77 > 81 $50 ~ ~ "a 1F
L0uIsIana Legislature.

~
4 SATURDAY, March Senate Mr. Withers intro
uced al act requiring the depositing Of State funds
% furnish drafts in New, Orleans. Passed,
Nj. st. Paul offered resolution that hereafter the
Senate hold evening sessions commencing ;on Mon
day, THE 9th. Adopted. 55.,g
Mr. Phillips introduced act to regulate the salary
AM the Register Of the Land Office at Baton Rouge.
Act provides that the Register hold bis office two
years, and receive annual salary OF Sc. Referred
MT. Writers, from q special COMMITTEE reported
favorably on an Act to Carondelet Canal
and Navigation Company. Onmotion Of Mr.. st. Paul
It vas taken mp and passed. IA VI
Mr.. Burlington introduced an Act to exempt Nota-
\ RES Public from paying State taxes. Referred.
y An Act granting Police Juries power to tax the
Ibople 81 their respective parishes for maintaining
! pztaals. Passed.
To PATROLS the same to take effect certain parishes
therein named. Passed.
4 Nj, Heard called fp an Act to incorporate the
Grand Consistory Of something with, an Arabic or
Afghan name, which was passed no one probably
knowing how to get hold of an idea wherewith to
IT, Withers called up an Act relative 20 pilots
Tire bill ropeais the old law aud authorizes the Gov
sernor appoint Board Of Pilots. Passed.
Nh. Phillips offered joint resolution requiring the
State Engineer to remove Instructions in Red river
Passed. sssSs gs ga9f ga ss 5a,i 87.s t.1.
Al at relative to State Assessors in the city Of
New Orleans. motion To reconsider the vote by
which this bill was indefinitely postponed prevailed
and the bill passed by a vote Of II to 81, va ,s$
All AT rsative to State Tax Collectors in the city
! Of New Orleans passed by a vote of Ito s.
= on motion both the above bills were ediately
sent to the House. is6 gt lisis Il ssa'sssl g.l
An act 10 amend an act relative to crimes and Of
6saces. On motion of Mr.. Munday the rules were
suspended and the bill passed.
An act fixing fees Of Clerks Of District Courts was
taken UP and passed. III
MI Evans called up an act authorizing the Seere-
tary OF State to purchase 600 copies Of the Civil
Code and Code of Practice for the use Of
etc. Passed, 4 it s n N IS ~ " {s f.
MI Withers called up an act to exempt capital en-.
pleyed in free banking. from municipal taxation,
Passed. ~ 3s s 's
Mi. Munday called up an act establishing depot
sauf runaway slaves at Baton Rouge. Passed.
Mr. Sennes called up an act to provide for the sale
gsf an additional 900 900 acres Of Swamp Lands IL
this State. Passed ssis Nd \. sgsst-i.
a The Senate Adjourned until Monday, Of 10 o'clock
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GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Louisiara-
Is bales Oyesby Macaulay Cleveland Brothers
COLI Morgan-S j McAlahon &co-2 Lowe McReynoids
&co3 Henderson, Terry &co80 Farley Jurey Sco-l6 do
A fully &co-S + Pshnry-S000Io Mcdowell, Mills ECO
-sundres II PlshuryJ Curs--A j fully Sco-Jones's
ESpress---Aiams Express Compnny-Farlcy Jurey &co.
Brady German Bradley, Wilson Seo-WArd. Saunders 4
Hunt Jennings Iaughin sooliaris Morgan .Sco-6t head
beet c Mekinz-fota 80 bales cotton. 7
PALERMo-Brig Wizard-6 boxes oranges 1896 boxes of
lemons 100 bags walpnts 100 do berts ZaehRre
PENSACpLA-Schr Nctora-i5 900 feet lumber Pooley,
Nicol &co.
Observation-Disclosures b Ttutt-Assorted mise
tCARDENAs----Schr Bnilrnsh665 bbs nolasses 10 Z A
Grand -- --
CARDESAs-Brg Persevcrancei59 sbs molasses S dc
Wiser
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r.- .aa Hiawstha, Willard, from st Louis. ,
Oglesby, 0glesby fiom Louisville.
Montgomery, Buckley from Mobile 'f.--5
Florida Hutchingsj from MOBILIZE "a ~
lH Il Judah Tonro. Hauley. from Camden -'H".
NJ on Passport, Harrison from Tennessee river ID :
Jas Montgomery, Mogornery, from Louisville .-'
Il O. Oceans. Taylor, from St Louis. rs p ri.
BAL . Rapides Dowty from, Red River.
'r sf A w Baker, Castillo, from Atakapas. ''
5.I| A Southern Belle, Broadwe, from Vicksburg.
X McFRe, White from Ashton. .r Is
et s Delta Herald, from Lecomte, Illinois River
Capitol. Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Towboa Anglo American. Martin from the Pssses-towed
down and 4th inst, ship NJ II Esperanza-blougbt
up bark b Truitt, briggs Wizard and Perseverance.
Towboat Conqueror Brown from the down
to sea 4h inst, ships Jas Nesmth, 4 Walls and bark
d
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Black Warrior, Smith, from York via Ha
yHna. 10 James Connolly &co-lst dist p.
Steamship Louisiana Talbot dianola and Galveston Harrisk
- Morgan-lst district. 7..sz' -# aE
Norwegian Schmer, from Cete France, January
i 1st, master--Poin --s- W. belF
Trut Scull, days from Philadelphia Hyn
&co-2d dist, %. d .s Hst-.I u. Z
Brig Wizard Ncherson 10 days from Palermo via Gibraltar
to- W Zacharie .tco-1si dist 20. --.r
Brig Perseverance, Miller days from Cardenas, master
W Point. t's IL.
Schr Bnlrns Asby days from Cardenas, Boudousque
.h Phillips-Point. .Ee.... .6 =
sclr Victoria, Goneli IS hours from Pensacola, Met
calf RaSin f.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

sn &c e = i
u. e s should s y
their grown bands suffering from the borr
BE disease 8 Wills oa n spe and N @ eI lat
ss saa to Nj + T. swa
s 81 my s
Of tive days s hs l ~
Powell peserbss this yermuse constantly in his
the valuable remedies in use. always safe
DVGTE1SRIs rI dg0OEL l.A 0hLEbkArEp aAs
Nay Dr. g. NJ 5l peassssS y PnADnrHA, p4
Shloss oct pss E i sp n and %
diseases arising from dsofdsrsd Liver or stomach. ~
AA as Consipa. F.,. 10"
..... ton, Inward Piles, -" +
sl Head Acidity Of the stomach, 900
Fnlin sss or eight in he Stomach, Sou Sour
Erue,aons, Sinking or Flgering a. the Pit
and sa Sssisss al If h s ha np,sS
Ing a, Ws D wess hs svs and nb
asSi
Heat, Burning i the Flesh 81, Con-
'5 y 49, and great Depression
The proprietor in calling he attention of the public to this
preparation does with feeling of the utmost confidence in
is virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which it is recon-
II is no new untred article but that has the
and sale pnrivalled by similar preparations
The testimony in its favor given by the prominent
well known physicians and individuals in all parts Of the
country immense and careful pesa Of the Almanac pub
IL 5 az Ss b ]
remedy really deserving the great celebrity has obtained
Principal Office and Mandatory No. % ARCH street, Phil
| TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA. j -.
The German Biters superior all preparations now in
-F5 .gse-l' JACKSON La, August Is. 1854
Dear sI feel bound express qualification for
the incalcuiabe derived the
your German Bitters. have found them be all yon
them to be- and cheerfuy recommend them the
tended for superior all other preparations
THE BfrTERs ALI they ARE REpR EsENTkD 70 BE
! ---a JACKSON, La, August 20, 1854
Dear SirI have used German Btters and find them
all they and cheerfuly recommend them
| to the public as excellent medicine.
| Rsspeetf9lly yours, fsa1H- w. r. FAULKNER.
| - - HARRHoNBuRe, La, May %, 1883
Your German Bitters is valuable medicine have
disposed of all received from and wish new supply i'm
De. RAyBoLD QUAIL says: >, ,,x,
| a TRINITY, La, June 30, 1883
you my practice extensively 1t will shortly be the only
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here and be.
eve that less than there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part OF the country. ID
Dr. RABE says: FRANKLIN, La, June a, 1859.
Your German Bers have become popular here and
wish fresh supply Immediately.
/ - = RICHMOND La, June :, 1858.
Your Bitters give universal satisfaction all who used
them.
You should bear mind that Bitters entirely
table thereby possessing advantages Of the
| tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists Storekeepes every and village
| in the United States and Ganadas And bg
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