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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-13
STEAMBOATS,.
II OEKSTILLE.
l. p.9ys.STILLE.

TOEfSTILLE, Ep.s.e,SE.xLLE.
land MEMPHIS REGULAR WEEKLY
PACKET.
gzs The Low Pressure Steamer SOUTH
~. A=t~ ERNER, G.. w. TEIPLErr, Com
mandcr; J. II. ARCHER, Clerk
leaves Louisville every "Wednesday at ) r. NJ leaves
Memphis every Saturday at p. NJ; leaves Evansville.
Tor Louisville every Monday at P NJ LEAVES Evans
vile for Memphis every Thursslgy al IL A. NJ
sway business solicited and attended 70 AT
same rates a. charged by Packets.
ian2l-n PC. O'EIIEH co Ana.nt.
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EDOiRD.-Two gentlemen and their wives
Id be accommodated with good rooms and board
at the Green River Hotel, corner Of Water and Wal
nut streets. Jlyl3-lw
HDO.IRD.-A few single Gentlemen can be
ID cUmmoddted with permanent board at the
Green River Hotel, corner Of Water and Walnut
streets jlyl3-lw
II TCKCs H.fRT, L.uPOHTER .f.ND
IL Dealer in Metals, aud Burling Slip, New
York-Offers for sale Banca Tin, Straits Tin, Anti
mony, Spanish and American Lead, Slab Zinc, Cop
per, Bismuth, Bar Tin and Bar Lead, BIbbit metal
Spelter Solder, Plumbers Soldier, dc.
Also, Britannia and Plated Ware, at wholesale
and retail. naTlS-sfn
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III Stock Dealers and Commission Merchants, JEFF
ferson City Stock Landing, New Orleans, La
J. T. II. GKEATHoCsE
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u ,Iered That the OwHers Of Lots in Block I, i'm
the Eastern Enlargement Of the City Of Evans
VILE cause the alley in said Block, ranRing from
second 10 Third street, 80 much Of the same rs i
not vet paved 10 b. brought 70 the proper city
GRADE and lay a nine inch Limestone pavement I'm
six inches of gravel, within thirty DAYS from the
publication Of this notice; and in default thereof
the Common Council viii proceed to perform said
work and the costs and expenses accruing thereby
will be assessed 80 and collected by sale Of said
property, or much thereof a. will satisfy said
lien and costs.
By order Of the Common Council Of the City of
Evansville. 4. LIsICKE, Clerk.
iy1-10t Volksbote COPY
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AASAfES.-We have on hand a supply of those
Fire Proof Safes which We offer at low figures For
their superior qualities, we refer 10 Crescent City
Bank, c. Copeland, Broker and Banker, J. III. Ma
ghee Co., and Bcment yiele
p. H0RNBROOK & Co, Agents,
feb95tf Meter .tr,aot F~.p-viIle Ind
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S. HO.MFORT. SPEED .f.NIl s.IEE-

oT1 }" RsgnlarSt. Louis and Louisville Pack
cts, LIGHTNING LINE.
49, The following Luats have COM
t>1lSsNN. - mencod their regular trips in the
S~-eySsszz-@e-- Louisville and 81. Louis trade and
will continue TO run during the seas.sn, giving par
ticular attention 10 all way business. The
FASHION,
GAIT. ] ". NAETiS.
Passes Evansville, going down every Tuesday morn
Ing, and up every Friday morning. The
HiGHFLlER,
CAPT. THoS. WRIGHT
Passes Evansville, going down, every Thurs,la,
morning, aud up every Monday morning.
LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS
Passengers and shippers can rely u;,on thcss bets
leaving puncually ON their regular days, aud
Meeting with all the packets running above ST. Louis
For freight or passage apply on hosirl or to
mari. l.. G.. O'RIIEl 4 90.
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.f.,D PRorIsIO.,,s.

GeOrge ~. .HeRrfde will b. am indcr~n-
dent candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing October
eie
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sDA BBLS CHOICE J..sRD OIL
~ 20 bNs. Star Candies,
20 do Assorted German and Palm Soap
just received ty " COOK 4 SON
IS VOA.NHEE TE GE TIA BLE -
IL Fresh Salmon, in and III cans
do Lobster, DO do do
do Mackerel do do do
do shad, do do do
do Clans do DO do
do Cove Oysters, do do
for sale by H. III. COOK a SON
~ OmRR.S'T-.f T.ERr C0.y'T.R.n.
IL NIENT DWELLING HOUSE on Oak 81
between First add Second, now in the occupation Of
Dir. Kersterman- Apply to
j. WESTLY HUGHES,
july2 W. KESTERMAN.
0AA BRLS. FRESH ByTTER, 100
kVO DOZ. EGGS. For sale at
july2 H.. II. COOK SON.
UAAA QUFGLET,S EXTRA So
-aVOV GAR CURED HAMS Received and
for sale by Il. n. COOK & son,
july2 Sole Agent for Evansville
II .gEE FISH, LIKE FISH. WRITE
IL FISH, PICKEREL and BASS, splendid
ticlc just received by
july2 u. H. COON son.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-18

Great Alarm About Town
x BOUT money matters and bad tobacco. but Y. Fen.
u drich Bros have received some Of the hest
chewing tobacco that sold in city. They
have all the hest brands OF VIRGINIA tobacco. Give
them n call and Convince yourself. They also have
Oct-l2th. ~. n .--. - +.
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J. J. PENNINGTON.
LOOK THIS WAY.

X mAh just receiyei spieni q assortment Of
d Blank Book Paper Il all the Shes which am pre-.
pared to get up Books at the s rsst npt,ce . any .
Istrnn that he wantef, with r with printed
head. have DEauk I5pogs and Bills suuery aiways
N land Grve NJ. L. JOHNSON call bef're going
elsewhere. f n .--'lIt = = roy4-yf -
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Ard almost every article used in DagueTeorypine or
AnbrotypinG. ~ n ~ "
Orlers from operators promptly filed and forwarded
a. 4 snail advance on Eastern prices. f fNt
sF We are constantly receiving fresh supplies OF
articles enumerated above, and others usually kept n
Drug Stores, and every article sold by Is warranted
to ne pure fresh and genuine.
~ Particular attention Paid to filling Physicians
orders, and orders from country stores. We invite
those wishing articles in line 70 call or send ard We
We give satisacten both in regal to auai
ity and Price. HALEOCK x ST0DDARD,
myl-ly5i No. y Main street. Evansville. Inl. li
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VOLUME A. isl5
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
l.. Y. CARLILE.
Corner OF Main AMI Water Streets,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Oppr-s.. ~
II The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited to
their Immediate business IN their own namej and
all endorsements for the benefit OF other persons, As
wei a. legal avetsemests and advert Of aue-
ton sales, and advertisements with the name OF other
persons sent in by them, be paid TO- at the usual
rates.
~ Sorepo, resolutions or proceeiings OF any cor
rOn, society, association public meeting, and no
communication designed 70 call attention 10 any mat
ter OF miel individual interest can be inserted un-
less pail ioras m advertisement. @
tS- No advertisement can he inserted gratu,tousiy
or chsa5le other societies, public institutions OF
,oTnpanies. =,
~ CONTRACTS for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued unless isr to that effect Is ieft NJ the
office, and when discontinued IN less than year, tae
mice ~ the whole wear will We charged
~ Leeslah vestisemenis hereafter, VIII he pnbhshei
at hs expense of the attorneys orerng AMI not deay
able Cor The legal proceeiings, but coiecos AZ our
Isus time. rr- f.s. - ..,..
nef,.s are CASH. 80
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1855.

COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION.
HAVE now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for the
II new year, for inspection, and am prepared to re-.
ceive the subscriptions for year, and show the ex
ira .nducement offered this season. Call and see IT,
..t rrat ifuls L. j. D0BELL, Hon'y S-c'y. q
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geo "a J. C. FLEAGLER,S "'h.
Meat shop.
TO FARMERS AND PORK PACK.

>E subscribers are, usual prepared to buy hogs
or slaughter and pack on commission for others
We have made large addition to Slaughter
House and have facilities for killing l-lIl-
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-18
ME BOSTON BELTING COMPANY :

The best Betting used, adapted for and damp
nations, can We applied where Leather Betting cannot
Be sure you, purchase the Boston article Boston
Betting has iity per cent more Indian Rubber 1t Il
better guicanized than New ork Betting. We have
also complete assortment OF Gum Packing GasAets,
aud Pipe Kings, Address the Boston Betting Com
pafiy, agents DABC0CK & SONTAG.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-18
COAL FOR SALE.

stSREsH Peaches, Pears, strawberries, Ounces.
fluns, Pine Apple, Ac., &e.. in tin cans and
= HasS Jars' Tor sale by z. ii. COOK e. son.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-18
CHOICE LIQUORS.

"A LIS HOWES have some OLD BOURBON
The complaints of the season, for the benefit OF their
trends. Those wanting good article win call at ~
!yzo ALLIS & H0WES.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-18
Ii. L. Fahenstock,s- vcrmisags,

n FTERan experience Of almost thirty years IN
fn the preparation Of VerInifuge, am now enabled
70 offer my Improved VeTmfuge 20 the public as an
article ia every way worthy fconiden il hei the
most enectuiu Worm Destroyer in either Children or
adult yet introduced. This fact which is artested Nv
Ceftihcates OF persons oF well known yeracity, ena
bies tne without any hesitation whatever to suararl-
lee II TO give the iullest salts action.
l-la aH'- s.ie b. l. FAHENsTOCR, no
Late Of the trm of B. A. Fahenstock & Go.
Sole wholesale. hy b. l.. kshrnsiock 6 Co., Whole
sale Druggists, No. 20, corner ood and Fourth s.,
Pittsi'urg, Pa. l.rff9 q -IT7II - I-TfIT'f
Sold also by John Laval, Chas. LEIGH and J. 7.
Pennington, Druggists, Evansville. Ijan l2-d4w:ml
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-18
-a EVANS VILE
u PAPER WAREHOUSE.

2 11.alI Gown Cows! Cows. "
N0UR Cowsj Ss' IN from the oouptry.r For sale
~ Il: COOK Z SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-18
500 HOGS PER DAY.

We have TWO LARGE IRON TANK for steamlnF
heads or oa and viii buy heais, or steam them for
others al usual mates. SAT- and cropeare will lie fur.
n shed to packers AT market rates. ~
Hogs slsughteIed az our House will be DELIVER.
Ed fRtE OF CHARGE IN any part OF the city
Evansville, Ind, Nov 18th, 1857. dSw
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07

to protect labor to reward and not tax and Cypress
it, within the legitimate scope Of our own industry
We have endeavored, by system of politics based
wholly upon the popular viii and judgment, to main
tain government whose whole energies are en-
ployed in unfolding the rights and protecting the
interests of the people.
II is difficult to comprehend how such system
could have excited the prejudice of European pow
ers, and much more to understand why they should
seek to cripple us and impede our progress
The time has come when it is the duty of the
American people to take care Of themselves Acting
strictly upon the principle of sefpreservaton, and
demanding only the enforcement of law within our
own territories, we have right to exact of neigh
boring American governments that they, too shall
maintain order, and to declare before all the world
that, if they fail in this regard we will do il for
them In this we do not seek the enlargement and
fertilization of our political system. We do not
thereby propose to add strength and power to the
federal Union. We dsavow every and all other con-
sideratons than such as appertan to the protection
and security of our own people embracing the great
principle of non-intcrventon by European States in
the affairs of this continent.
On this whole subject the message of the Pres
dent is sngularly bold, explicit and conclusive The
Chief Magistrate of free people, whose interests
constitute the primary object of government may
well afford, in the discharge of his high trust, and
in obedience to their acknowledged will, thus to
make formal declaration of the principles by which
we will be governed.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

d. Colbert has been elected governor of the Chicasaw
nation.
VIM. J. Brownson, esq, of the distinguished
publiost, has commenced the practice of law at St
Louis.
Hon. S. Clemens (says Richmond correspondent will
probably be able to take his in the House of Repre-
scntatives after the Christmas holidays
Dr. Alonzo Church announced, at the recent meeting
Of the Senatus Academious," of Georgia, that he
should resign the chair of president of Franklin College,
at the close of the collegiate He has occupied that
post, believe, since August, 1929.
Judge Hart city solicitor of Cincinnati was run over
on Wednesday, by railroad train at Loveand Ohio His
left leg and his right foot crushed in awful
ner causing his death the following day. The accident
caused by his attempting to jump the train while
in motion.
Lieut. Maury is lecturng at the West the chain
of great lakes which he states contain III 900 cubic
miles of fresh third of all the globe. He
proposes extend to these great lakes the system
of meteorological surveys and observations as has been
so useully carried out for the benefit of navga
ton.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07

Mr. Roger A. Pryor, Of Virginia, has become as
ISOLATED with the press of this city. Mr.. Pryor's
talents as writer and speaker, and experience and
knowledge in American politics. have given him
wide reputation in the Union, Eminently qualified
to take leading part in the political discussions of
the confederacy, he cannot fail the conspicuous
theatre which this city affords to add to his profess
siona reputation. Feeling confident that upon
great many measures and principles shall have
the able cooperation of his pen, and that those
in which shall not shall at least find in
him candid and honorable debater, we hail with
qualification Mr.. Pryors accession to the press of
the federal city.
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showing that the agricuturists have suffered even
more than the manufacturers; and that to tax them
to help the manufacturers would be most grossly
unjust
The Secretary argues that very safe test of the
comparative prosperity of different classes of indus
try is to be found in their foreign exports and,
cording to this test that the manufacturers have
been doing better since the enactment of the tariff of
l847 than the agrcultursts for, while our exports
of manufactures since lS47 have increased 100 per
cent. and that of iron especially 305 per cent the
exports of agricultural products other than cot
ton and tobacco have only increased 20 to LOG per
cent.
But we have not space to pursue farther at pres
ent the able arguments and interesting facts present
cd in this paper 1t s second in the Importance of
it's valuable facts and able argument only to the
message of the President, and will be read with as
much interest as qualification by the country.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07
THE vi GINA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The deliberations of this body have resulted in the
nomination of the Hon. John Letcher for the office
of governor, Robert L. Montague, esq, for that of
acknowledgements, John b. Tucker esq.,, for the at
torney-generaship. We annex from the Virginia
papers the following accounts of the closing pro-
ceedings of the convention, touching federal politics
1t will be seen that the convention expressed its APP
proval Of the course Of the President and determ-
nation to support him, by unanimous vote:
Mr. Wise said he was unwilling the convention should
adjourn without passing resolution endorsing the adj
ministraton of Mr.. Buchanan. He had conferred with
members of both the particsLetcher and anti etcher
that not and in this convention and the resolutions
he was about to offer had been approved of by both
He read them follows
/. Resolpd, That trusting to the patriotism, wisdom
and fidelity of the present Chief Magistrate Of the
Union, and in view of the conduct which has hitherto
characterized his direction of public affairs recognise
it as duty, binding every true democrat, whatever
honest differences have arisen isolated questions
of public policy to rally to the support of the admins
traon, in the Of and for the sake Of the party
whose best interests must remain identified with its
g. Resolved, That rejoice unfeignedly in the late
victory gorousy achieved by the loyal democracy of
Illinois, brethren in tho political faith we recognise
their success triumph and in common with pa
trioc of all sections and all parties find spe
ca cause for congatulaon in the defeat of dangerous
sectional organization
Mr. Pryor seconded the resolutions, and urged upon
the convention the adoption of them.
The resolutions passed with few dissenting
voices
Mr. B. D. Vaughan, of Petersburg then made short
address, saying that he plainly that Mr.. Montague
the favorte of Eastern Virginia for lieutenant gov
ernor, and would support him.
Mr.. r. II. Glass, Of Lynchburg, wished to state that
the resolutions just passedthe last particularly-was
notapproved of by considerable portion of the convention
He wished to offer series of resolutions substitute
for them II they reconsidered Mr. G. did not OBJ
tain the floor at that time.
At later hour, Mr.. Brannon of Lewis, rose To- pro-
pose reconsideration of Mr.. Wses second resolution
He did not oppose the action of the democrats
called of Illinois, but he did not endorse their PLATFORM
see anything glorious in their triumph.
Mr.. Wise defed any true democrat TO find fault with
a single word in the resolution He read IL again.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1858.

Present: The honorable Roger b. fancy, chief justice
Hons. John Catron, Peter v. Daniel, Samuel Nelson
Robert C. Grier, associate justices.
G. X. Waugh, esq, of New Jersey, Thos. Donaldson,
esq, of Maryland and Alfred Russell, esq, of Michigan
admitted attorneys and counsello Of this
Mr. Chief Justice fancy announced to the bar that the
court would the call of the docket tomorrow
under the 30th rule.
Adjourned until tomorrow at III o clock.
Mr.. Justice Wayne is holding circuit court
United States, at Columbia, South Carolina.
Mr.. Justice Campbell is holding circuit court United
States, at Mobile, Alabama.
1t is understood the other judges their way and
will be here in few days.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07
REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.

We regret that want of space obliges us to defer
until tomorrow the publication Of the able and care
fullyprepared report of the Postmaster General of
which it is impossible to make abstract without
emitting important statistics, which every will
peruse with interest 1t shows the workings of our I'M
equalled postal system in clear and concise manner
and makes several important suggestions calculated
to extend its usefulness and to increase its efficiency
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07
WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER =, 1855.
Business Notice.

As business Union establishment view othe
change terms will be conducted strictly cash basis all
the collection Of subscriptions for the Union dscon
No should be Agents after this
eept W. c. pscomb who authorized 10 make collections
In Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia.
WASHINGTON March 20, lSbs.-d.
foregoing any agents
that employ have heretofore employed this but
those on who have performed such service in other oe
country. APP 29--u
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07

The Governor of Illinois has ordered special election
to be held in the 9th congressional district Tuesday
the fourth day of January 10 ill the vacancy existing in
the present Congress- caused by the death of Hon T. L.
Harris
Ahosernilroasl has been commenced in State street Of
Chicago and is looked upon agea convenience to the
citizens generally
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07
ARrzosA-Hon. s. Mowry, delegate from Arizona

ARIzoSA-llon. s. Mowry delegate from Arizona
has arrived in this city At "a recent election in the
Territory Mr.. Mowry received 2,840 out of 1850
votes polled-a result which indicates at least that
he is the choice of the people. He reports every
thing in Arizona as in iourishing condition, and
gives interesting accounts from Sonora, which we
shall embrace the first opportunity to present to the
public
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07
COURT OF CLAIMS.

DECEMBER 6, lS5S.--Ihe court met at IL o'clock
Present, all the judges
Thos r. Gedney United States. This being
taken up for reargument Mr. Rockwell argued the
for the petitioner. Mr.. McPheron, Deputy Solicitor
piled for the United States and without concluding the
court adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock, m.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-07

The military schools of South Carolina in flourish
ing condition On the first of January next there will
be at the Citadel l04 paying and ri State cadets and at
the arsenal s5 paying and SO State cadets246 in all
scamp entered the vestibule of church in Cncin-
natl while the lads and 1asscs of the congregation
engaged in choir practice inside and carried off forty UNI
brellas belonging to the party. The rain pouring
fright down when the deed done, yet the wretch
escaped
There grand celebration at Madison Arkansas
the 30th ult in honor of Che completion of the FIRST
section OF railroad In that State Through trouble and
difficulty the officers of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company have succeeded in completing the sec.
tion from Hopefeld TO St Francis and thereby insured
the completion of this important work to Little Rock
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
GggC3AS NOTICES.

HolloUay's Ointment and Pills
Medical n,alreatment, neglec, and impIu-
dence. annually destroy thousands Of val
liable lives tina, nigh. have been saved
with the creates. ease by the use Of these
mighty an,idoles to external and internal
Muii,udes Of rheumatic suffer
ers are now Iimping TO the gravewith con-
uscted joints and in constant agony. who
might be cured in few weeks by the
Ointment. and the vital strength Of still
greater number is oozing away through
scrofulous sores, Assesses, and other ex-
hausting outlets Of supPuration which
might be promptly and safely cured by
the same means. Be wise in time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to health
l. in a few weeks, by very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with Sc
we're Lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption, lis anxious TO make known to
his fellows sufferers the means of cure. 10 all
who desire il he will send copy of the pre-
scription used Jree Of charge.) with directions
for preparing and using HE same, which trey
will fnd a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &c. The only objec, of the adver-
tiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing Pcr,ies wishing the
prescription " i'll please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Long Island.
October 9, 1858. 3mo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
THE "EIlXIR, f"

Prepared by DR.. jas. WiLLL" is, for The cure
of DYSPEPSY, a'I TO h'rg Il ''fSPEPSf'
Gas advertised in s'o'her Inn NJ by It's
own merits, obtained ii ''' % 30 ,ePn-
tation in Philadelphia. Tt : a'qu.u-
ted with its propertica, s,er M ch|t
and prescribing it 10 Their - own ca.
by observation, of it" c.o,ie. y IS
the disordered dige i've D, = Ir-
ton. Numerous cases y . ne
most aggravated chs"actei, . "'n-
doned as lncurable o. some o Q e. = =
Guilty, have, by the use of ."'en il
tored to perfect health, as c ~ .e &c -
testify. II Wy