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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-26

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NIs STOBE.-AgrcultuTal Implements, Seeds
aud Groceries sold ar cash prices for all kinds Of
rudurc and Live Stock. such rs Horses, Mnlcs,
Cows, Calves, Beef Cattl", Hogs, Chickens Butter,
Lard, Bacon, Egg, Furs and skins Of every de-
. scriptiUn, Ginseng. BccswsCX, Feathers, Wheat,
Corn, Dat = harley Beans Rye. Bran, shurfs, Dried
Apples and Peaches, Potatoes and Vegetables of all
sorts. y. II. COOK x SONS.
f.I9n-iNm
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NaTTLS--IOO KEGs .IsS08TED
CIV Nails, received and for sale cheap for cash,
by JACOB STRAUB,
jly2i-3w No. 40 Main street
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IfO.fL! fO.IL!! CO.SI.!!!--we have now
u on hand and are daily receiving the best COAL
that has ever been introduced into this market,
which We are selling low. Cool currency will We
received in payment Orders left at the store Of
JNO. W. HUGHES, next to the state Bank, will be
promptly attended to.
Jan2G-tf .JNO. ". HUGHES.
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principal re@u la,orS of The
a performs is fEzncti0nsuelI
S-are iully developed. The
>dependent on the healthy
Spropcr performance Of liz
Is al fanltthe bowels
suffers IN conse-
cegsed 70 do
.of that organs one II The
stud in \ practice OF
.tO Ind some remedy
1.-The many derangeinents
~medy Is at last found, any
..coniPiaint in any OF it,
-N,bo;tle, and conviction Is
formed hydissOlving gum
(Which is soluble for the
These gums remove
~ rom the system, supply
how of bile invigoratin e
% digest we'll, purifying
health 10 the wholemachi
z-of the disease. and efieCl
any Of the diSagreeabl q
.calOmel or mineral poison
esufiicient to relieve the
dood from rising and sour
NJ
Cfore retiring prevents
0snieht looseas the bowels
S~neSs.
each mea! will cure Dys-
teaspoonsful will always
male obstruction removes
~and makes a perfect cure.
<stely relieveScholIc while
@s A sure cure for cholera
live Of cholera.
will prevent the recur-
awhile II relieTes ali pain
Anee,led to throw or otthe
~cine after a ong sicknSss
-fiaundice remoVeSally eI-
Oor from the skin.
pstime before eating gives
makes food digest we'll
CURES Chronic DialThoa
and bowel COM
" hrstdose.
@attacks caused by worms,
zen, there is no surer, SAT
the world asst never fails.
- in these statements; they
PSwe can give evidence 10
80 IL are giving their unan-
favor.
7 Liver Remedies now oierc 4
nnFan ne ran - fuTrNr rs.aarn,n :
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s1O.nE T'1F.y-Gs .41E D0.S.E .ET.

~ TER THAN OTHERS.
r. b. HART, y now prepared to supply the city
and country trade with the best ~ corn meal,
boltet grts and hCniny, % AL grades.
grits, nbolted feur rye flour extra family four,
crush Gse.. haR shipstuB, COIN, oats chicken fce,
aud all articles in the feed line. All iTl,le delivered
to any part of the city. -
Please send in your orders. My prices viii be
low, as cheap as the cheapest, and good rs the
best. The nimble sixpeBce better than the slow
shilling il my MOTH. 'A7slh faE
All may depend ON getting all nv trade maize Of
none but the lest Of ground graias as will buy no
other. II. II. HART.
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Evansville Exchange and Currency
spEcIE-PAYING FREE BANKS.

e. FREE BANKS
Exchange Bank, Green
castle.
Fsyette Co. Bank, Con-
nersville.
Farmers Blk, westheld.
Hoosier B'k, Logansport.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Reserve Bank,
kokomo-
Indiana Farmers Bank,
Franklin.
Indiana Stock Bank, La
porte
Kentucky Stock Blk, Co
1 lumbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima
Mer. and Mechanics Blk,
New Albany.
New York and Va. State
Stock Bank, Evansville.
Parke Co. Bank, Rock
vile.
Prairie City Bank, Terre
Haute.
Southern Bank Of Ind,
Terre Hautc.
Salem Bank, Goshen
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,VEI.s.nl Is.IFLs POWDER-aoo

tIA kegs Miami RIFLE Powder; -,,,
200 keys Blasting Powder;
p cases Rifle ID;
20 half kegs Rifle Powder For salo nv
T.; IT. COOK & son, Agents.
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E1T:I.N,sIIHi.AEis;.l sEED .I.1:D 40 M

EE.{.NSEILLE,SE SEED IND 40 RE-
-A[CULTURAL wAREHOUSE.-We have opcii-
ell a seed and Agricultural Warehouse. Have on
hand and intend to keep full supply of Field aud
Garden Seeds also, n nlll assortment Of Ipipli-
ments. We Agents for
MccOrmick's Reaper; Mower AMI Reaper cont
binei. - g a "a. ~.
Young America Corn and Cob CruSher;
Sanforl's Straw Cutter:
Raymond & Roberts Piowy; 500 ~f-1
Peabo.lys Premium Prolific Corn; 80 -..r.--
Iandreth & Sons Warranted Garden Seeds, &C..
febl5-dlw Y. III. COOK & son.
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-n HUsH. rRJ.uE SEED RiE.-5o

HE0OP ERO.N-.iOOO RI.NDLES
NM Hoop Iron, assorted sizes, on hand and for
ni.. AZ rtfiIt~.,I tri,.- nv SNNII-EI.
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DAVID ELKIN.

ArGUsTA, Ca. March IS, 1857.
PROF. DEGEiTH-Dear Sir: This il to certify that
have been afflicted with heasaclle and eorns ON NV
icct-from which / have suffered very much--and
by the application OF DeGTath's Electric Oil
hsve been cured Of my headache and currs' and
therefore recommend il 10 an. J.. NcCUE
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Among the hundreds Of Liver Remedies now offered
% the public, there are none fBIy recon-
mend as Dr. Sanford lnygoraor, generally know n
throughout the Union. This pseIaraton Is tru v
Liver InviCoraor producing the most happy results
on all who use il. Almost innumeiahle certificates
have been given 81 the great virtue Of this medicine Ia
those Of the highest standing in society, and we know
ito be the best preparation before the publcIUDsoN
COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
W. BIERB0MER, Sole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD & CO..
mari Projectors. as Broadway New York.
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PRICE ONE DolLlR PER BOTTLE.
ELECTRIC OIL!

HEESCO I'EHED 1T L.fST,--Grcatrst
81 Cure i'm the World for Pain,-Prof Chas he
Grath Oririnal Inventor and Manufacture If tla
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Rockville Bank, Brook
vile.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elk-
hart.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Gosport, Gosport.
Bank of Indiana, Michi-
gan City.
Bank of Monticello, Mon
ticello.
Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt.
Vernon.
Bank of Paoli, Paoli.
Bank of Rockville, Wa
bashtown.
Bank Of Syracuse, SYRIA
CuSce
Bank of Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Salem, New Al
bany.
Bloomington Blk, Bloom
ington.
Crescent City Bank, Ev-
ansviile.
Canal Bank, Granville.
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City.
Central Bank, Indianapo-
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UyI i. :. = Conner Main anl seventh Streets.
.yeE"DHrGooDs .IHKLI:tL!
,..c 1t s. EMBICHS.
--.H E.'ssJ5T 49, r foK CASH OSIV.-sa-r r-'
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
-. At $. E,rBIcH'S.
~ - ------ FOR CASH ONLY. .-'
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
Ats. EMBICn'S.
For CASH OSLY.
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
At S. EArBIcHs.
For CASH ONLY.
ar3
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G, O.fP-l5o boxes assorted Toilet Soap;
~ 100 lbs. very old CASTLE Soap. For sale by
z II COOK.
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AyOOTfCE-.fLL T:f.y.DERRERG
. County Orders, drawing interest, and which
have been endorsed: previous TO September l. 1856,
will bc redeemed on presentation TO the County
Treasurer
y. B.-I will pay no interest aocruiRg on said
orders after this date.
THEODORE yENNENANS, Treasurer.
jaIl
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KDLE.7SE NOTICE. - TAIL % N -
and are requested 20 call at the earliest date az
AUSPACHER Il PLAUT'S,
North side First street. two doors from Sycamore ST.
auC7-lw
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.

CERTIFICATE.
AUGUSTA Ca March %. 1871 .
PRof DEGRATu-Dear Sir: This Is 10 certify that
my boy Moses has been afflicted with rheumatism
for seventeen years, and lay aspiration Of your
Oil he was entirely cured aud cIeerfully comrsnd
il 10 al similarly affected lr p
Yours respectfully, --l.. -.
J. HETBER.
For sale 10y SMITH &-1EzZARB, sole agents at
Aflanta, Georgia. ssPROF. .CHAS. DEGRATH,
80 South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
KELLER X WHITE, sole agents. r-.Ia-
Also, for sale al Or. Penningtons Drug Store, and
ITallock a Stoddrrd,s sH =" r vct2D
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Uyo rHE E0rEss or, 7GooD

III Cup Of Tea.-We now i,a.receipt of a very
choice lot If loose Teas bought expressly tor retail
;rade. Call one aud ALL Samples given with pleas
ure, 10y H. II. COOK K SON.
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PRoF. DE GESTH's E:EcTRrc OTI-s2J REwNrp-
viii give 50 for the apprehension OF low scamp
who printed some dirty hanibilis and called LIS
stuh by tive name of Electric oil. - .-..f
CAUTIoN.-Beware Of how pedlars and picayune
DRUGGISTS mo rut mp STUFF composed of canphcBe
and hard oil, calling il Electric Oil No reIdlars
sell the genuine Electric OIL in tie United States-
tits sold only by Respectable druggists and country
meI ohants lie sure and get DeGrath's Electric
OF, or you will be clpa<cd a ~ ~
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AsT.N'DRIES.---A~ PRIME - Lot
~ Choice Western Res0rxe Cheese;
= BblS. Pears;
A choice lot Of DrieSl Beef and Hams: = ~
Il boxes Soap and Candles, assorted qualities; %.
80 bags extra supcrfne Flour
100 doz. fresh Eggs, in store anil for sale by
f A. n. REYNOLDS & co.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26
DR.. j. S. HOUGHTON'S
ID EP SIN
Great CUPe for DisDensia.

rINlE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE.
prepared from Rennet after tile directions Of Baron
iebg tine great Physiological Chemist by j. s. IIouaH-
TON, NJ. d, Philadelphia Pa.
This is NATURES OWN REMEDY, for an unhealthy
stomach. No art of man equal its curative movers
II contains no ALCOHOL. BIrTERs, ACIDS, or nause-
Gus DRUGS. II is extremely agreeable to the taste and
may he taken by the most feeble patients who cannot eat
water cracker without acute Distress Beware Of DRUG
dED INVITATIONS. Pepsin is NOT DRUG
Call the Agent and get Descriptive Circular Rratis
giving large amount of scientific evidence from Leigs
Animal Chemistry; Dr. coabes Physiology of Digestion;
Dr. Pereia on Food and Diet; DR.. John w. Draper, ei
New York University; Prof. Dunglisons PhysioloRy;-
W &c together with reports Of CURES from all parts Of
the United States M
q Sold by all druggists and dealers in medicineH-
Price, ONE DOLLAR per hottie.
Pepsin In powder sent by mail postpaid on receipt si
ONE DOLLAR. seldby G. X, hecULLocH,
June u, 1857 ly. Fremont o.
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SowNe PEAs.---1 have before written Of
my practice in sowing peas; but as added
experience shows mo the great advantages
accruing from it. l give "liuc upon liue."--
Some years since | commenced with sowing
Peas, and covering them nt different depths,
varying from one inch to ono foot. / found
those buried eight inches deep, appeared
above ground only one day later than those
buried only two inches; while those that
were covered twelve inches deer, were but
q little over taCO doys behind. As they
grew, no pcrcepublc difference was noticed,
until they commenced blossomipg and set
ting, then The advantage of the deep plant
ing exhibited itself; for those that were
eight and ten inches deep continued 10 grow,
blossom, and set pods long after those only
two to four inches commenced ripcning and
decaying
If the soil is light and loamy. will here
after plant my Peas eight to ten inches
deep: if the soil is clayey, will plant six
inches. l ncvor carth-up, but leave the
ground as near level as can.
BARs-YARDs.-In answer to the inquiry
of Mr.. E. B. r. Sackett, of MeadviIe, Pa,
/ will give him my mode of preparing a
barn-yard; but his gate will leave for some
one else. Draw out the manure in the
spring and make good use Of it, and as
soon MS the yard is dry enough, plow and
level it off to your liking. Get the round
stones that are about your fields--they arc
just the thing for such purposes, and per-
haps have been wished out Of the way many
n time--and place them close together rs
in city pavement You can use some
that are ono foot through, and if some arc
too large for the rest dig down and let
them drop below. If you have not got
round stone get flat ones at the quarry, and
set them up edge ways, driving tho larger
ones down with maui to make all level; /;
then draw gravel and fill up all the crew
ices with it. Brother farmers try this, and
| will warrant that you will have dry barn
yard, one that will save the manure, and
be cpnvenicnt.--H L., in Rural NeU
Yorker.
LIMA BEANs.-This Bean is extremely
tender, and cannot therefore be planted in
open ground until the ground becomes warm,
and all danger of frost is passed. To OBJ
tain them earlier, planted few hills upon
pieces of reversed turf and started them in
a spent hot-bed frame. These easily
transplanted, turf and all leach hill being
on single piece of turf) as soon as they
were about four inches high, and the wealth
er suitable. They grew right of, and ma
tured somo two weeks earlier than those
planted directly in the open ground.- Ohio
Farmer.
GRIDDLE CAKEs.-A quart of boiling
milk or water, poured on pint of Indian
meal, when lukewarm, add four tablespoon
fal Of flour, three eggs we'll beaten, and
teaspoonful of salt. They require less heat,
and longer time, in cooking, than ordinary
Griddle Cakes.
A PLAIN RAISED CAKE.-Four pounds
of flour, half pound of butter, and half a
pound of sugar, well rubbed in; one pint of
new milk, one pint of yeast. When suf-
ficicntly risen, mould it as bread, put it in
pans, and bake after it has risen again.
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AaritaItnral anS Domestic.


IThNG8 THAT AEIE NEEUEh
brush, broom, dcsting pan,
Good elbow grease, and soap and sand,
And then uome ons that knows their nso.
Are needed much ia every house.
xou may deck your house With costly things
Ard have your fingers hid in Ting.,
Unless you use brush and broom
Nothing looks pleasant In the room.
eometimes ycu chance 20 mako sion
And then you know you needs mop;
uniess you know the use Of ruch,
I'm sure you can't be good for much
Perhaps you'll get city gent
Beside his clothes not worth cent;
Then learn you must, Tor by-and-by
You'll have to 60 TO work or die. sAaAn.
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CAST IRON CoLUMNs, WINDOW GAPS AND 81

10 drafts and surveys for Mills Of every descriptions
Warehouses and other establishments using
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A PLAIN RAISED CAKE.-Four pounds
of flour, half pound of butter, and half
pound of sugar, well rubbed in; one pint of
new milk, one pint of yeast. When suf-
ficiently risen, mould it as bread, put it in
pans, and bake after it has risen again.
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TO all Mankind in General.

VIZ would say you wish TO money these hard
w times buy Goods in our line at the Ola Regulate,
Hardware Store Of CANFIELD BROTHER
Dee. 4, 1881.
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ID E EDS

WTARRANIY, MORTGAGE, and QUrr-cLArM
w DEEDS, may always be had a the Dng and
Book store Of G. X. MccULLo CH. .
INKS, of every kind that is worth using,
Il can be found at MeCUIIoCH'sv
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5bansbIlIe Dailp sournal.
THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
From P. c o'Riley & Co.'s Register.l

,e'-fFrom P. G o'Riiey s Co.'s Register.l
10 New New orleans ss% IT. to Louisville
HT BRs nSpDh c risp 9s Sa asfHe River
yt,s4A Alvin Adams, Memphis 20 Louisville;
Southornec, Louisville to Memphis.
A'-A41 The weather was warm and sultry most o:
t.sl the time yesterday In the afternoon, how
everS II clo6aed up aud heavy shower Of
e. ram fell. + ne river continues 70 swell slow
~. But little Business done on our
, wharf, there being no freight OF any conse-
qpenca to-bs shippsd. Tho cry everywhere
seems o1se-dwc have full rivers but no
81. go freighsn fa
= The reports from ST. Louis of June 7th,
- state that tho river 10 still swelling at that
8; point. All the cellars along the levee were
- nearly full Of water. Some parts OF the
leTea are almost submerged; Bloody Island
Is partially ovsrilown, and the tracks Of the
4As rerre HAnte and Alton, and the st. Louis
and Chicago roads are under water. The
lcisl track OF the o. q II. road IS still dry, but
3 small additional rise viii submerge that also.
The water had broke through the bank at
Madison, on the Illinois side, aud was run-
ming over the American Bottom. The Up
per Mississippi was rising rapidly from Rock
.-s island and all the low grounds from keok-
I'4'FosE Louis are flooded. The Illinois river
is higher thanit was az the food of 1s44.-
ThestresIs Of Naples are 2l3 feet nnder
N, svater. The Missouri is booming high and
Ztn rising rapidly. All the tributaries are pour
--E=inr out foods. An additional Hood of two
feet isexpected at Sc. Louis, in which case,
IA In great damage viii be done.
sliIt = The Done Capt. Heron, viii leave prompt
ia. " at l3 O'Clock to-day. She is becoming
more and more popular, the longer she con-
q tinues in the trade and has built up repu-
tstion thai might well be the envy of any
= BOAT: Passengers are always furnished with
the best of fare on the Done, aud accon,mo
dated in every possible way to make trip
pleasant The Done takes care of, and de-
lvsrs, freight promptly, and our merchants
VIII have their shipments on hand for her,
10 good season.
Thclssi louis packet, High Flyer, will be
81. down t91dsS18n1 Es {5iloils
"~' The Noses Mcclellan will afford the only
certain accommodation to those wishing to
go 20 Louisville to-day. She will be on
s.Ss hsndln tine.
- The splendid and fast running steamer,
l5'sssP Pacific, left New Orleans on Juno the 5th.
She ought g be at our wharf to-day, and
probably viii.
Several Cincinnati and New Orleans boats
will be due here to-day il they leave Cincin-
natl according to advertisement Among
thstn are the Monarch, Judge florence, Lam
ais, and OHIO Belle.
,-f But few boats passed our city yesterday.
- The Dunieith from Cincinnati 10 NASHVILLE,
the Southerner, ALVIN Adams and Fairchild
wefo aboutalE
-.iazG All along the river, boats laying up in
q order 70 repair aud get ready for another
80 ssason.h
&c, Capt, Mills has purchased the Minnstoh ka
1a for IS 600, and intends running her in the
mail line from Nashville to Paduesh.
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MEDICAL.
ss Dls0ovEREDs ATaLAsTl
1Greatest Cure in lhe World fer Pain
Pref has. De Grash, Original la.entOr and
80 Ndagfdctarer of tie
E1eCtr1C o11-

-H1 -
-,r1ursa on ~ Il a.. .,,,,,,
rlgiai Lnnl'ngO; sehtca, Spinal and Bronchial com
ielons; sprains and 5ralses cuts and wounds; sseie
sEeilsd Bres:t; WSnS bsSnf. saIi RSssn; esns
81 p dns s aa1 so S rsx EF9psion
Sicsrs fosE Jaw hear lar Tsesh aud Ear fsI ache
Neryou shess; Bafs s SsFe Snms Of teeth
BSs4st ohiISiai fsst sfs
stS and 81 &c !. sa sss :,'T S,SsSsa
,ss sss sTs4
rus 81 ssti on tss sysie9 sith elecgcity.is of
sgsissS ssy g. 3 ssss
m ISs s.t psx.,0,0,,,. :, ,,,, sl.,or..,
that II 9rsspis asIsnssmsn, animal system !:
pas 81 n pEsaa,s sss motion IS s & "a s q
q me- m l.saa : as e
ssSsi9s . ssagq ne Of Prof De
Princpal Depot, No 50, South eishth - three doos
below Chestnut. Philaaelrh,s codntry dcaiers sad
3 a a * s .Ssif !. E SSs ana ~ Prize
Can sssry Benz sss Sd Ts this s one ps @
fSs S noh spas
mat st my a aIs aas aqus The pubic
3 80 ~, .,r,,,. ,x
l4r.-.asIs, AFFLICTED, Dfiis.oA
sM,rarulous cilra made on one of the ctzens % NJ.
con- : -, 80 - - rl'--->--7 70 >
MACON, April lss7
tf-p2OF DFRkrH--Dear Sir. This Il "a rsvffvr th.f
Tfad a fall srrained INV shoulder ana ras ;s;e.aS
for eghteen days and lost tie d Sc az nv arm. ana
could not raise my hand 70 my head; and hsarins OF
ana Nv one application Of i was enabled to saise NIL
lAand Y my head and fzke on my hat. Thank God
am weii' ana ! eheeriuuy recommend IT 70 all the
aiiiced The apiacsffion Wa uIsde before hundred
persons. Yours, truly, .-4...,, -
.t.4 Ss5sEE 5ttl SIsnedliA - $50 A. J0RD0N.
Witness-J A Hafer, John NJ. Branty
~ &C III Rogers. tsb aiA sfegis Youns
q Trranklip, a . N Aderhola
s-eaq 9 ABB Ress, ~ IS z = n u Jefiers
II Freeman, f;sz-a Proe- "a
! II $3.50 macos, Aprle 1857
ber.,x ,., al -, -, p; p s.ann'
tisn Tor four years and Al times could not sieep Nv
heirng of fle Wonderful cures nv bc(iIsfrS Herr.
Oil was induced 10 try H. and the frsf s.rl,rsfian
of the Electric Oil ~ once and nov have
the Of my aa, Tre ap.lic atom vas made before
'"s '''''" d IN IN, r"'ses Co
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thai l4914aSL l.- .. thAieish, n. u stanaard
CERTIFICATE. - --ffl
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l. David Ell In. do hereby certify thafI -.xe 3.a-
eadly afflicted for twp months with inilammatOry rheu
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-10

ing cures almost too grca
magic. even the mrs dos
more than one bottle IS
Liver Complaint, from y
Sla TO n common hcafiach
OF a Diseased Liver.
The Liver l. one OF the
human body and when II
the powers of the ~ stern
stomach isalmost entirely
action Of the liver for the
functions. When the sto
are atfault,andthe whole
Quel5e Of ore organ the
It's duty. Fo.the diseases
proprierors has maGe Il
more than twenty yefrs,
wheTewifh TO counteFacl
10 which il Is liable.
To prove thai this re-
person troubled withliveI
forms, has but 10 try 0
certain. 4
A compound las been
and extracting THAI PAR
active virtues ofthe medi'
all morbid or bad mattel
ing in their place ahealtiiy
the stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tone and
merry ,removingtlie cause.
ing a radical cure without
after oftecss, felt by usine
that is usually resorted
One dose after eating ]:
stomach and prevent the
ing
Only one dose taken be
nightmare.
Only one dose taken al
gently and cures costivf
One dose taken a'tei
T One dose Of two
relieve a SICK headache
One bottle taken for fe-
the cause OF the disease,
Only one dose imnedi.
One dose often repeated
Morbus and a prevebta'
One dose taken Otter.
renee OF bilious attacks,
feelings.
Only one bottle Il
system the effects ofmedi
One bottle taken for
lovneSs on unnatural col
One dose taken a shori
vlsor n the appetite and
One dose often repeated
in its worst FERNS, while
plaintsyield almost 90 Ihe
One or two doses cures
while for worms IN child.
er or speedier remedy In
There is no exagseration
are plain, sober facts, that
prove, while all who use
inlous testimony in IL
Among the hundreds o'
to the pubic, there are
mend as DR.. Sanford 5 I'm
now throughout the Unio
a Liver lnvigOrstot, prod
on all who use Il. Ain
have been given Of the gr
those OF the highest stan'
tito be the best prepaFatio
COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE DOL
W. BIERB0WER, so
mari Proprietor