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TINTED STATES LAWS--LAST SESSION.
Statutes Large the United States
America the first session OF the Thirty NTH Congress-
ls675s Carefully cated With the originals al Washington and
published authority. by Hon GEORGE P. SANGER
ROYAL syo 81 Just published by LITTLE, BROWN CO.,
5-3u l12 Washington Boston.
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may have an opportunity TO know how base man II Is
that Is again seeking theil confidence
Very respectfully, your iellowcouniryman,
VIM CAREY JONES.
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6 HNAUTION TO THE PUBLICAN persons
forewancd during this hot weather not 10 drink
much cold and in order to be perfectly safe cool and
Portable walk Sylvosers Drug
streets and take glass OF Hook in Soda Cream Srup,
which admitted by the immense crowds who daily
fountains be the best in the city.
July 11-d2w
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National Hotel.

NAtiOnhl hOtci
VIM Price Philadelphia KCMfioyt NY
J J Ronald Louisville, Ky John Manu. Baltimore
ii A Brumbaugh, Harrisburg hliss stuart Va
X Latham NY X III Stuart, do
Ethan Allen, do Miss A stuart do
A W Justice, Phil, Pa Ut Crowal, M
Dr w u Stewart Ind A Caskine, Ala
mas MeIis. n j II Cuskine, do
b + Iurtz c West Julian Mitchell, Ia
II NJ Dramble do Calvin Pepper, Albany
w w Young, Nd JOS r Ste art, Ky
Mss NJ Thompson, Va VIM j Rice Phil
II ryndale, Phil
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bedford SPRINGS. This wsll-known and de

DEDFORD SPRINGS, This well-k known ana de-
hghtu RESORT will be opened for the reception Of
until the ls Of October
The buildings erected iasl now fully
coplstod establishment has furnished
peror style the accommodations Will be OF character not
celled IN any part OF the United States.
The hotel will be tho OF Mr. A. e. ALLEN,
whose attention his guests ec
the anpiest Of comfort and kind treatment
the other deemed 70
reach Bedford by day light ride from
Chambersburg.
The have made extensive supply dealers
BEDfORD WATER by barrel caboy
bottles, a, the following prices al the spriogs viz
barrel mulberry. ~ 90
~ mulberry ..s....... 90
,, u.
Carboy gallons ...............-. 25
Bottles Ia pint, dozen 80
The barrels carefully prepared that purchasers depend
receiving the water fresh and sweet.
All COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed
THE BEDFORD MINERAL. SPRINGS co,
June 3o--d4w Bedford county, Pa
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE We have received from those
ente,prsng booksellers and stationes Taylor Maury,
the July number of Blackwoods Edinburg Magazine
The public well acquainted with the attractive
features Of this monthly that it needs recommendation
from any quarter.
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m J.& w. NJ. GALTs STEAM FIRE-wooI

IN J. Il w. NJ GALTS STEAM FIREWOOD
Mills and general Fuel Depot taking grounds
Ness wharf foot Seventeenth
wood mills prepared
unyaled sawed and split wood which ecual sombnes
and being the thirty
the saving Alone nothing the
wood of the
maui those ntermnabe with which cellar
close Of a
All Of give satisfaction,
sale
In coal department be surpassed purchase
the best article by the best this
Our coal all perfectly and housed from the weather
enabling deliver good order any the
T. J. w. NJ CALF
northwest l2h and
Pennsylvania avenue, and foot Of nth street.
July 14--dn
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TNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL NEW YORK
Net February J. 1858, $685. os
bonds and mortgages first
Frederick Winston president Abbott secretary
A. Y. p Garnett NJ d.
Pamphlets further information may of
CHARLES DE SEIDEN, Agent,
juno 22-d6nt No 507 Seventh street
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WTANTED--Printe and Editors.--The propri-
wv the well known and popular weekly The Rural
Serner and would like dpose OF
the Office This opportunity as s the
the south wealthy and popu-
ous county Population the alone about 1000 Apply
RICHARD EDWARDS
Box 1921, Baltimore
copy may be persons Wishing 70 seett June
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United states Hotel.
Kirkwood House.

KirkWOOd House.
Or johnson, New Mexico Frampton, Virginia
J II Williams, Antonio, Texas III Meilany, U N,NY
A Norman, Fla Nathan II TAFT, phiInppi, Va
Twbee, w Ingraham 4 lady Memphis; Tenn
IL Garland, USN Kelley q lady, do
McCrea do 4 Jamson, Baltimore
r Johunt, PHILADELPHIA WIN Rogers, do
Jas Mccullough Virginia
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ia
I'D LADIks-French English Washington. ID. C.
Princirai-Donaid Macleod, A. NJ University, Glasgow
will begin Monday Sep
tember aud the 10th ,ny of following.
thorough
efficiency French
department, II II unsurpassed
highest composed last year and
others who be equally
science ard literature For further
WedS
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UNES 5 W iii Il SULTIUK MD NHATl1 BEAT
81 Springs county, North Caonarhec Springs
a OF tho
Depot the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad which
place Wilson will keep handsome four horse
stage ready passengers directly the Springs
The establishment viii be opened the reception Of visitors
the 18th day Of June, 1853
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ument festival Although feel confident the sentj-
nent which they ncucato meets with hearty response
we must admit that German fellow citizens as we
understood them gave expression to it that
casion The report will appear in Weekly in
rected orp, and copies may DO obtained at clock to-
day.
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@-The seventieth anniversary Of the set
tle,aent of Ohio was celebrated at the Bur
ret House. Cincinnati, by the Pioneer Asso
citation on Wednesday evening last. ST,
hundred venerable men and women wer,
present and tie exercises we're Of the mos
interesting description. An original ode by
w. w. Fosdick, Esq, written for the occa.
sion, was read and the whole company Join.
ed in pioneer song, written hy the samC
gentleman, to the air Of "Auld Lang Svne.'
Tho occasion will long be remembered by
tSose who participated in 1t. The Asso.
cation has selected design for Pioneer
Monument to be erected on Third street, Gin
cinnati. The Gazette OF Thursday contain.
an engraving of the proposed monument. II
will be beautiful and appropriate tribute tC
the memory CT the hardy pioneers of the
Buckeye State.
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Raising the Wind.

The following mode Of disposing of the
public offices, praeticed by political clique
in chicago, is rot very different from that
followed by similar cabals in the political
centres Of all the States. 1.-The Central Com
mittccs''-''the State committees"-al these
self-constitGted Bodies, who are supposed to
WELD political influence, levy black mail,
very much after tho manner OF the Chicago
Club. The following facts arc stated by an
old Democratic paper in Chicago that has
been denounced for its anti LecomPtonism:
A squad Of creatures in this city who pro
TESS to have the confidence of the Admins
tration, have organized regular system OF
black mail. Their operations are carried on
something after the following fashion,: The
| squad address number OF letters to per-
sous in a county, saying that the Admins
tratlon have commissioned the writers to in
/ quire as 20 the position of all the postmasters
/ upon tic lecompton issue, and inviting the
i persons addressed 10 apply for places now
helu " otnerS, and promising to get them
appointed forthwith. Wherever these cir
] culars are answered, and an application
made COR a post office, the next movement is
TO inform the incumbent that person has
applied for TIE place; that the incumbent il
represented as o anti-Buchanan man, and
that they (the vriters) have the whole charp,
Of the matter, and re is invited to max,
.thilos sauare." The contest then IL he
tween the new applicant and TIE present in
cumbent which ever will pay in mo
new 10 the Chicago committee the highes
sum. is certified 20 the Administration as oal
right OF he goose
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WAsuIHdToN, April s-P
In the House, to-day, Campbell, of Ohio
was the prominent agent in bringing to
gether and cerlenting the opposition to tht
Senate Kansas bill, and rallying upon the
Crittenden- Montgomery amendment. 1t j:
thought that tie vote in the House to-day
rejecting the deficiency appropriation bill
will be re considered Tomorrow and the bill
will be passed in such form as not to Grip
PIE the Government Utah expedition.
The services OF the additional volunteer re-
giments have been offered to the Depart
ment, hut have not yet been accepted. There
is much competition for prcferment.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-.H
HousE.-Lovejoy made an Intellectual ef-
fort to INTRODUCES n resolution calling upon
The Secretary of War to inform the House
how many of the army officers are tbsent
from dhty, and Present at the seat of Gov
eminent, and how may hold civil offices by
election or otherwise.
Mr.. Branch spoke with reference to the re-
consideration of the vote, by which the def
cheney bill was rejected. lie hesitatcd not to
declare that the monstrous expenditures OF
the army almost reached point to induce
the entire country to rise and demand re-
form, and pointed out the way in which tkis
could be effected. lie believed, as heretofore
declared by the House, IN the form of reso-
luton, that Utah was in state of rebellion
and it is now upjnst and too late to under
take to control the discretion of the President
as TO the disposal of, the troops.
j. Clancy Jones, in reply, said the Quarter
master General did not send .he estimates on
his own responsibility but they were received
with the endorsement OF the Secretary OF
War.
Branch was satisfied with the explanation,
and was glad to find that no attempt on the
propriety of the House had been perpctrated
by any bureau.
WASHINGTON, Apr! 9.-PM
HoUsE.-Morris, of Pa, announcedl the
death of Mr.. Benton, when the House adj
iourned
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Philadelphia Market.

FHILADELPHIA, April 9.-N
Flour continues dull, but holders are firm
in their demands as inspections for the week
show falling off Of over ten thousand bbls.
There is but little inquiry for shipment. The
demand for wheat continues limited, but
prices are unchanged, sales Of red at 06@
II and GOAL 30 for white. Corn is very
scarce and in demand at higher prices; sales
OF 5000 bush yellow at 72@7S, in store, and
T4@75 afloat. Provisions are advancing
sales of mess pork at IL 50@17 IS, 800 casks
of hams in pickle, at 911@l0, so casks smoked
sides ut 10, and shoulders at 8. Lard scarce
and firm at IL, in bbls, l2@l215 in kegs
Whisky dull at 2l@2lh.
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6TOf the seven absentees in the Sen
ate, two are dangerously ILL.,; one has not
been in Washington since his election,
and another has been three months abb
sent, from sickness. Mr.. Henderson, oil
Texas, Is far gone in consumption. Mr..
Davis, of Mississippi, Is said to be in
dinger oflosing his eyesight. Mr.. Bates,
Of Delaware, has not been heard of this
winter, nor IS it known upon what side
Of the Kansas question he is. Mr.. Reid
of North Carolina, left for home about
the first Of January. and was unable to
get further than Richmond. Mr.. Sum.
ner has never recovered from the injuries
he received in the brutal assault upon
him by Brooks and keitt.
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New York Market.

New YORK, April 9.-A
Flour heavy, sales of 5000 bbls. Wheat
firm; sales of 10000 bush, held at / 20 fol
common Southern. White corn heavy, sales
1000 bush at TO f5r yellow, decline Of L.
Pork steady at r. 66@l7 65 for mess. Lard
steady. Whisky &c lower, sales at 2l1S.
New YORK. April 9.-PM
Cotton; the market closed firm. Flour
heavy. 1000 bbls sold. Wheat firm, sales OF
"a, 600 bush at 81 for Chicago spring, and is
for Western red and common Western white.
Corn is dull, sales of $4,000 bush. Bacon
closed firm at 915@9X for hams and 6sl@
6T for shoulders. Lard buoyant at l04@
1914. Whisky steady at 2l15.
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CTJohn Abel, who killed Everson in
Memphis last summer. has sued several
prominent citizens of that city for DANA
geS in the modest sum of one hundred
thousand dollars. 1t will be remember
ed that the citizens held public meet
ing after the murder was committed, and
resolved to take Abel out of Jail and
hang him. They took him out for that
purpose, but at the prayerful entreaties
of the females of his family those who
had him in hand re-conducted him 10
prison and allowed him a regular trial;
when he was cleared. Hence the suit
for damages.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April 9.-M
Flour unchanged, end in moderate demand.
Whisky unchanged at 1914. Provisions
buoyant and unsettled, 1000 bbls head and
gut lard at Madison, sold at "a.
CINCINNATI, April pm
Flour unchanged, and dull; sales are small.
Whisky steady, sales 1000 bbls at 1914. Mess
pork held at SIT, no sales Bulk pork has
advanced &c, ana bacon tho same, with a
tair demand at the advance. Lard Is active
,alcs Of 1900 bbls at 10 and 1000 bbls of head
and gut at Madison at "a. The marl,os is q
good deal excited. Money matters are I'M
changed.
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G-TLe Hon. John Ewing, who died
2t Vincennes, left the folio wing epitaph on
hie table written probably the day before
his death:
"Hcre lies lover of Vincennes, his
friends, his country, and his Cod"
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Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, April ..

WAsH:NGToS, April ~
Mr.. Dcsaucon, IN a card, published TINS
morning. saws that Secretary Thompson and
himself have met since The occurrence; that
the meeting then was OF friendly nature;
that the affair was unprecedented and
the result Of misunderstanding, and no one
can regret the circumstance more than him
self. lie adds that he has often visited the
Departments, and was armed only in self
defence, in anticipation of an attack from
another quarter.
The vote by which the deficiency bill was
Yesterday rejected, was re considered. A
.aotIOn 20 &c commit the oil 20 :hs Commit
C Of Ways and Means - :hea regatiyed.
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EfRIt aud9.
Susauchanua. New Orleans to CINCINNATI;
iowa, st. Louis to Pittsburgh;
lily q Cairo, Cincinnati 70 Wabash;
BunIeith, Nashville TO Cincinnati;
Iecumseh, New Orleans TO Cincinnati;
freestone, Wabash to Cincinnati;
Red Wing, PiItsburg TO 81. Paul;
x Z. sass, Cincinnati to tiaienai
John Glult. Nashville to Louisville;
Orb, Pittsburg to Missouri River;
Scioto, No. :, Louisville to henderson and back
The river is stationary at this point. By
reference to our dispatches it viii te sect
that the river is rising at Cincinnati.
The elegant and swift Alvin Adams win
be down to-day for Cairo, Hickman and
Memphis. Her accommodations for passen-
gers are unsurpassed and her speed Tnqucs-
toned.
The Briggs, the Evansville and Louisville
packet, will leave tor ports above this even
ing O'clock. The Briggs is punctual and
popular, and worthy ofthe support of Evans
Williams.
The Scioto No. 2 will also push ont at two
2. NJ. for Louisville. Capt. Ballard and Clerk
Duncan will make their guests at home.
The Southerner will be up from Memphis
tomorrow evening.
The Sultan had no lifc-preservers on board
ut the time Of her destruction, and the fire
could have been cxtinguished had there been
buckets at hand as the law requires.
There were ll2 arrivals at st. Loais lat
week, and l52 departures.
The Florida ran over break in the Mis-
souri, river few days since, which started her
rudder- poet. At Terrapin she was making
vats7' rapidly, and her freight was be-
ing discharged. The damage was being re-
paired by Means of stern deck which ths
carpenter was building.
During the storm on Monday the Jacot
Yhile near Lowry's, five miles below Pitts
burg, ON her way to Cincinnati was blown
ipon -ocil. She shipped over is inches wa
Ter, but vii. -:PGir, enter protest, and pro
ceed on her way.
There is any quantity CT --odcce in thu
warehouses on the Illinois river, but cwnsr
are unwilling to ship. owing to the low prices
At New Orleans, LAST Tuesday, much dam
age was done by the high wind among tn
shipping. y number of vessels in the Fourtl
and First Districts parted their stern haw
sers and few round, smashing light rigging
aud wood work. The chimneys of tn
steamer Laurel Hill were blown down nea
Twelve Mile Point where she now lies.
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RAII.RnNn NEGEIPDs

April "a bbls -four, Brown 81 Altman ;
2,bXs rndse, Archer e. Mackey, bxs mdse,
W Hankust; do W II Duncan: 100 bbls
-four, 20 casks meat, T. G O'Riley * Co; Q
bbls whisky, Kochler IL Co; 40 bbls whisky,
J { Wheeler; bdl trees Chas Viele; 80 bags
rags, Orr, Dalzell & Go: l bbl eggs 6s bbls
-four j A Crane; 1875 sides bulk meat, Geo
Foster d. Co; $40 bush corn, Remer &, Mccoy;
$50 bush wheat, J Il Mills d Bros; sacks
sweet potatoes, sos do wheat, w " Cravens
AZ Dbls whisky, Alls d. ilOwes.
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OF A young mems prayer meeting
will be held to morrow afternoon at a
quarter past for O'Clock, in the lecture
room OF Rev. Mr.. McCarer's church. All
the young men of the city are invited to
intend.
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HALIFAX, April 9.-PM
The America arrived at half past o'clock.
Foreign Marke cts.

Foreign Markets.
LivERrooL, March 26th.-Provisions are
quiet, flour dull and irregular. Western 2ls
@22s; OHIO via the North, 2}s@ 25s, via New
Orleans; 25s@26s Cd. Corn steady, at 33s Cd
@34s. Wheat very dull and prices unchang
cd since Tuesday. Beef is dull, and quota
tons are barely maintained. Pork steady a,
los. Bacon quiet and declined 6d@ls, but
closed more active. Lard firm at 47sCd5ls.-
Tallow unchanged. Sugar quiet but steady.
Coffee dull. Rice quiet, Carolina 2Ss 9d@24s.
Rosin steady. Spirits turpentine dull at Ais
6d@42s. Bark dull ut Gs 6d@Ss for Balti-
more. Linseed oil quiet.
LoSDoN.-Money continues in abundance,
and generally unchanged. The bullion in
the Bank Of England has increased E770, 900
Consols for money quoted at 974@973s
per account at 97&.
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PADDocK's MRRoR.-We have been favored
with copy of ''Paddoek's Bank Mirror"
through the politenesS of III. +. Mann. Pad
docks Mirros is too old = detector to need
much of an additional recomm, ndation
frou-s
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HARRISBURG, Pa, April On
Anderson and Richards were hung together
at 20 minutes tefore IL o'clock. Both wore
penitent, calm and composed. Anderson
died without struggle, and prayed en- the
galloTs for himself and Richards.
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CIScINNATI, April 9.--PM
Mr.. John Kilgore, an old citizen, and Pre-
sident of the Little Miami Raiload Company
died at noon to-day of paralysis.
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6alt;m,ors

BALTIMORE. April 81
Bresdstuffs arc without quotable change
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
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CANAL STORAGE.

yBARPERs, VI AGAZINE, for April;
Ii New York Ledger;
Sew York Tribune;
New York Herald;
Flag Of our Union;
Ballou's Pictoriai;
New York Mercury;
Frank Lese's Illustrated Magazine;
New York Clipper;
New York Dispatch,
Weekly Nuyelstte;,
Saturday Evening Post;
Yankee Notions; and Magazines AMI papers Of
all kinds at tapl NJ. L.. yOIINS0N'S
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Infrnlary.

DIR. Durand has opened an Eye and Ear
Infrmary Oh Vine street, near the Rev. Mr..
Sterritt's church, where he well treat all dis
eases iof the eve and ear.
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Ths-Weather.

PITTsBuRe, April s.-a
River feet by the pier mark and falling
slowly. Weather clear and cloudy at in
tervals.
CINCINNATI, april On
River has risen inches IN the last "a hours.
Weather clear. Mercury 65.
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CINCINNATI, April 9.-P

PHILADKLPHIA, April PIX
The announcement of ex-senator Benton.
death, was premature. He still lives.
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MONTH";.

MONTREAL, April 9.-N
Three steamers have arrived here from
their winter qrarte-s, being the first of the
season.
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rELEGRAPHEp ExcLtsIvELr TO THE EvASsvILLE
DAILY JOURNAL BY z. W. LINE.
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Notice to Borrowers.
AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate NAV b
sold for the payment Of City Taxes assessed thereon
SECTION l. BE II. er,lainei-bythe Common Council
OF the City Of Evansville, that from and Alter The rs
sage OF this Ordinance il shall and may be layfu for
the City Collector at time after the inst Monday in
October and before the second Monday OF March of
each year TO make the taxes assessed on real estate
either by the seizure and sale OF the goo6s and
OF the owneror claimant thereof by selling the lot
or pieceof ground Itself. upon which the tax Remains
unpaid or much thereof may be necessary to pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest. b. - JOHN HEWSON Mavor
WELL III. w ALEFT.. CLERK, feb9
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Election of School Trustee.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the qualified Tos.r.
the City Of Evansville, that In Connection xs,e
other City officers to be elected the first Monday Of
April next 9th inst.) as per advertisement these
will also be elected One School for the School
District COMPOSED Of the City Of Evansville.
By order of Common Council:
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk,
msr23-2w Volksbote copy.Q
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
/SevcitvGyey years of age, whose sands of lfe,lave
near.y out discovered while i'm the East Indies
n certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronch-
\tis Coughs, C.lds, and General Debility. The re.
medy discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter was given up to die. Wishing 10 do as much
good possible, he win send to such of his afflicted fell
low bein Is request i,his recipe, with full and expli
cit directions for masking up and cessfuy using it..
He requires zach applicant IC'ose him shilling
three cents he returned postage the recipe,N
and the remainder to be APPLIED to the pa ment Of
this all -ertisement. ii
Address, .-r.. -. DIR. II. JAMES,
apl-ImdNy 10 Grand sire Il Jersey CITY, Y. j.