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, 1858-07-30

GOLD ON SKAGEr RIVER. According to
the Northern Light of the 18th inst, two
several prospecting parties, one from Port
Townsend and the other from McDonald's
Island, have explored and found gold on
this river. One party had been out three
weeks. They had gone 25 miles beyond
the forks of the Skaget, and, as they say,
only one days travel from Thompson river.
They represent the Scaget as capable OF
being navigated by steamboats,, by cutting
loose the drift-wood, which in several pla-
ces obstruct its channel The party from
Port Townsend went up the northern
branch, by way Of Mount Baker, and fell
in with several Indian camps. The Indi-
ans told them that Mr.. DeLacy, of the
trail, had crossed the river at that point,
and represented it but short distance
from. the mines. Other parties are still
prospecting this river. % u
, 1858-07-30

etfectslof contagon selEabuse or loss of yiry and
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves Of his advice free consultation by letter is open
to them. The knowledge that we have of the numer-
Gus cures he has effected, of which were Of long
stPnding, leads to place much faith in Dr. C.s Ell
'cfency, and commend him to the confidence of those
in i'll health.
Persons not wishing to lose time in corresponding
please enclose SO ia their letters and they will get
immediate attention.
Address L. J. CZAPHAY, II. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
, 1858-07-30
LETTER FROM PEARSON.
AT a late hour last evening we received
the following letter from Pearson

~ UPPER YAKIMA, July lG, 1858.
AR. Ed. FuRsTE-We arrived here to-day in very
good condition. My klikatat boy and myself with
two saddle horses and one pack made the distance
from Seattle to the open country east of the Cascade
mountains, by the Snoquame Pass in four days and
half travelling time. The party from Rattle Snake
Prairie, fortyOne miles back of Seattle came through
BY making two encampments on the way. Tomorrow
or perhaps to-day, we will cross the Yakima river
and bear north or northeast. We expect to meet a
band Of Indians in four days travel from here, but
what their hearts towards ia yet to be told II
they are too heavy for US, may have to call on our
people In the settlements for assistance. | will Ell
deayor to write you again soon. Yours truly
W. H. PEARSON.
, 1858-07-30

ES- We publish to-day the execllect speech of Hon
Isaac l. STEVENS, on the subject Of Railroad to the
Pacific Next week we purpose to publish his speech
concerning the war Indebtedness of this and Oregon
territory
, 1858-07-30
Boarding House ,

where all will be RECALLED with the best produced in the
country.
The proprietors will endeavor 10 render all com
Portable who may favor them with their custom.
May Is, 1858. 25tf
, 1858-07-30
lltw advertisements.
TO TAX PAYERS.

y H2N 4 n Y IL ~
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AS THE
IN Tax Duplicate Of Thurston County has this day
been delivered to the undersigned, he Is ready To
receive the same To oil taxes remaining due and
unpaid on the lst day Of November next, the sum Of
ten per cent. penalty will be added as provided by
law.
ONCE at the Post 0fllcc, Main Street.
G. X WILLARD.
Treasurer Thnrston County, W. T. .
Olympia, july %, 1858. 4w3G
, 1858-07-30

TAE LATE ELEcTIoN.-Retums from all the coun-
ties in the territory have not yet been received As
soon all shall have reported officially we will pub
ish the result.
, 1858-07-30

WM. II. DAILY, ESQ. ...
Dear sir-Your AROMA TIC VALLE Y
WHISKY" 6 received, and after careful exam
nation. | find il to be pure article, entirely free
from the aduteratng ingredients 80 frequently used.
JAMES J. MAPES, Chemist. .
, 1858-07-30
MINERS TOOLS 4 SUPPLIES,
New and Brilliant!

IN CONSEQUENCE OF LATE AND TRANSIT.
ring events, which has been setting the citizens Of
California on "tiptoe," an unprecedented rush has
been made upon Whatcom by a hungry multitude.
To satisfy the cravings of the populace, JONES 4
FITZPATRICK have Just fitted up for the accommo-
route for the mines--a large and commodious
, 1858-07-30
State Assayer's 0Des, % Somersd Sfrpet,
Boston, Mass., April II, 1858.

VIZ II. DAILY, New York;
Dear Sir-I have made a Chemical Analysis Of your
O." AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY and find II
pure fine favored Rye Whisky, containing no iliu-
rious matter Of any kind and recommend Il As suita-
be for medical and public purposes
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, N. D.,
State AssAyer.
, 1858-07-30
MARRIED,

In Olympia, on the 2jth inst at the residence of
Hon. Edmund Sylvester by Rev. Geo. +. WhitwOrth,
Mr.. THOMAS W. GLASGOW and Miss ELLEN
H0RAN.
, 1858-07-30

Nhh ibiAht AliA - AN't'sH
have analysed a sample Of " D4LY'S ARO-
MATYC YALLEY WHISKY" and End It % be
pure article, Of ine favor and without any delete
JAMES R. Chiffon, N. D., chsdhist.
, 1858-07-30
N0REMQEHa

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ASSOCIATED
l. with him. in the Hardware business, L. FITZ-
GERALD and o. NJ. PERKINS, will continue said
business at the old stand, No. liz Battery street,
under the style of Il. FITZGERALD q co.
Grateful for the patronage heretofore extended to
him, he would solicit continuance of the same to the
new firm.
All persons indebted to him are requested TO make
immediate payment, and all persons having demands
against him will present the same for settlement.
W. G. WENDELL.
San Francisco, May %. 1858.
The undersigned having formed a Copartnership
for the transaction of the HARDWARE BUSINESS,
will continue the same at the old stand No. ll2 BAT
Terry STREET, under the style Of Z. FITZG E3ALD
&CO.
f. FITZGERALD
q. NJ. PERKINS,
3m30 VIC. WENDELL.
, 1858-07-30
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisk,

is put up in cases containing Ore Dozen Bottles each
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco, SIMS
, 1858-07-30
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE AzD, 1000.
DR P. NJ. O'BRIEN, late Resident Physician and
~ Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and Of the Hospital Of the Sisters OF Mercy is in
charge Of the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend.
Dr. 0BRIEN Is also prepared TO receive private pa
tients- He hatters himself with the hope that ex-
perience Of Is years to the practice Of Ills profession
both private and Hospital together which thorough
MedcO-Cirurgiea education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of Diploma to that efeet will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens on Puget
Sound.
LETTERS addressed-P. N. O'BRIEN, n. D., Port
Townsend, VIII be duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1853. n3l-u
, 1858-07-30

UREAM TARTAR--A pure article To be found at
~ the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-07-30

Q CARSAPARILLA-Sa Townsend's, Gugrott's
- Yellow Dock, and Graefenbergs sarsaparilla for
sale at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-07-30

TNDIGO-Madder, Ext. Logwood, Copperas, Arnat-
i to and Hair Coloriug Stus, constantly on hand al
the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
, 1858-07-30

CtMOKING TOBACCO-A Superior article to be
y found at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
JNTHITE LEAD-Pure-Linseed Oil, (Raw and
w Boled.) Spts. Turpentine, &c, for sale at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
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masonic DIRECTORY.

Ohio lodge No GOI.-Mests a asonic Hall,
e9sner Market and Monroe streets, s third Mon
day evenings OF each @. W. s,iT,, W. NJ Ales-
gHfer LfughiiE, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. I3S Meet, as above on
the frSf and f' Thursday e each MONTH +. a.
BassrlIsoEE w NJ. s ~. Pearson, Secretary
WhCeIiHx UniOn Chapter No. I0.-Neets as
a9oEe on ;hs sse0sd Monday Of eaehnonth. W
soorT' II. p 5. VIZ F'eIrson, Secretary.
Wheeling HnenmPnenI No. I.-Meets a
aeeEsnn theJoHrh Monday evening of each month. W.
= .LorfEg, Recorder
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-oIIIItnIs on WHEELING.

For the Information strangers visiting city, pub
M he following list oi the dherent Churches, and theh
pc and place Of meeting If there any misakes,w,
vi mai, the necessary correction y III. pleasure:
50, NnhA'Sr'S, II ihcop0fGR Corner and ByroI
Rev z. T. PEExNs, Rector; morning 1UI
CLOCK, cveninI,7.
81 'otr's Eyi.coPaiion Main street between First
eeeond Centre Wheeling, REV J. II. SMITH, A. Nj, Rector
Services Morning 1UE; alt,Tuoor !. hight ~.
FHHf Irs-byterium, EEy. L. II. MELp, Pastor, Fourst
Wccn Monroe Hna Cuc! morning and afternoon
tcotd Igerof. WeDstr STREET, between Main and
Market Centre Wht .iiuEi services morning evening
12ird peAbytsriuE Fifth street, Chestnut
TalLeit south Wheeling, Krv. = Pastor serv
smoruiEE and evening.
Four IrsAGyter.oa Rev "A PArlL Pastor, ,Msir street,
Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening.
FOURTH Stree. Ncpodf.t Episcopal Rev. J. f. wrsos
PASTOR Mour, and quincy;
m6Ining and evening.
rr street Msthoai.t Episcopal. Rev.AA. lrotn,P
corner ,Inrkct Norh. sts NOIth Wheeling; services
mornini and evening
C2cptias street NesOdst EpiscoDdl, Rev. T. II. MoS
aoE Pastor Chapby street, between First and Second,
Centre Vice 'nF services morning and e' enirE
sonN 'Thes'i"G u. =. tAVr.i, Rev. a. sTEvExsr
pstor: service morning ard evening.
Hhcsitup I-idnd C1olsl, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
wUsoN, Pastor
german, Ae,6odi.t Episcopal, Rev. c. nnvre, Pastor,
pharlne street, between Webster and Thru Centre Wheel
~ ""hleA tHht"'h1' Roman Caul"hc' H. Rev BISHOP
Nv wHELAS Pitth street, OF anp pden; services
norirR and afternoon.
E.,,nsd, Rev. J. T. McCLuRE, Pastor,
ofJikr and servicesinorninE audaernoon.
Disciples Market street between Webster ana Third.
Centre Wheeling; services lVh ths morning. aud N
eyeuuE.
Erangsiicdl Protestant, Rev. wy, HEiFlN Pastor Clay
rect. above sixth. Eastwherhug.
Zion Erange'ieai Lu'heri"m. Rev F. ziNSHERNAS,
Pastor Market street. between webster and Third; Centre
wheenp; services mornpl and evening.
y'rsh Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
German ProtssGHf, Union Kail Slain street between
M6nree aud Quincy; services 10Y morning.
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"a UOKNIlspONllENTS=

LIT ES concerning subscription advertising other
ciai business of the Inegencer should he addressed
nd ITOPTrtoTs.
concerning the editorial department Of paper
irui lie addressed to the Editors, jointly either
~ them.
Correspondents writing for publication viii please
only side Of the paper.
n Observance Of the above rules will greatly
nd prompt attention correspondents taI
81 mis- II 81 ioTwise receive.
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UPWARDS OF Sl1, 900 600
Of Losses hive been Hid he .EIua l-spr-nSs Co,
the pazt 3S yc-rs.
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MIL KEIING, Va. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY i2 1853
THE INTEI.IIGENCER.
A STRANGE AND AWFUL sIoAY.

zyE NySEERy Of TIE B5DT Of + FoMAS
s4LPIED ER0R CHICAGO To y. YORK So I,ED
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incorporated 1e1e-chsL,sr Perpetual.
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIHPAIRED,
WGTTE sURPLUS OP S5D6.aS9 s..
AI.d lhe nre.tIs. of rs elI re .nccr.. nd rri.
ASSETS JANUARY J. 1855:

TOtnI LInbiIIIiC.: -
uns,lt'ed Claims nat due....-...sI7ss.6s -
Lo.ses Equito5}y AJDsied n,,d Promptly Paid.
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ODD FELLOwS' DIRECTORY

yIr%InIus lodge no. s.-Meets every Thursday
evening the Hall, Quincy street,
ykNEs VI. H,LL, y. g.; B. u. Carr, Secretary.
FrnnIIIIn E,OdEe No. I3.-Meets as sboveevery
aienI lay evening. DAVID BtrHA, n. G william r.
Ne Tsirey, Secretary.
ym. TeI lodge No. 3a.-.Meets ataboveeve-
~ Wednesday evening. WILLIAM IiELrrR, n. G.; JoAa
said@fs, Secretary.
,Yher,ing ,.odEe No. 5s-Mes,, as above every
Saturday evening.
~. u pcrrs, y. a.; John 7ao5ura, Secretary.
Pauoln Lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
Rriay evening JOS HAsgLr. n. G.; JOAN L, Nartreii,
Secretary.
Wm. Tell EucnmpmeuI No. 3S.-Meets as
-bovr the second fourth Tuesday evenings eseb
4ienth. JarS B,pER, q. P; C'sas. Linck, Scribe.
NbfaW'H EuCnmPucuE No. I.-sfeets as
asvr the ae,t'atsiri Cuesay evenings Of each month
W.. r'rtcS, Q. p; Geo Baird, ,Jr Scribe CNareh Is.
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FII1E LAW OF NEWsPAFEKs

subscriLrrs who do not express notice to The
EaFy, consisrgd wishing 20 continue teir subscrp
fpEs.
lf Subscribers order The dscontuuance Of their neri
dicas, 81, Publisher continue 20 send t!em until all
enrases arcpltl.
Bill Subscribers neglect refuse take their Perioi
cals fr"r tht which they directed, they rchrd
esI IUn-ibr TIL III, have settled tie bill and ordered them
iscu untHuel.
subscribers other places wltioutin
nj publish tid t'e papers the
ID on tpcy NJ, held responsible.
.THr tVurts goit.l refusing peTinli-
SIS tlr us, removing ami leaving them ncilvd
nr. y.SiHT tirttI -siirnf. Intentional fraud.
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Fire e. Inland Navigation

# II Q @ iii anu N 4 Y q q L4VLI
Risks accepted NiIh soiyeEcy and
profit.
EsPtciu2 dt'eHtiOa girsb Hssrdaee e( n BILLINGS
d.d Ohf' ne JUr ts'H'st ~ 10 ysdrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

The Democyofic ddrooate relates an incident
which occurred in Lewiston. Me-. this week. A
young who had been boarding al one OF the first
hotels in that town since the middle Of April, wa
discovered on Sunday last 60 be q woman. She had
occupied room with a Mr.. Ward. who came 10
Lewiston with her. The landlord of the house let
the parties OF upon their promising 10 separate from
each other; but on Tuesday IL was found that they
were cohab.tng together in the town Of Greene. An
officer wes despatched 10 the place. the parties we're
arrested, tried before justice, bound over and for
want Of had committed 10 the Jail in Auburn At the
examination il was proved that Ward was a married
man and the father Of a family.
The New Haven Nocs OF the I'd inst. says
young LADY OF this city, by the name Of Higgins, Of
respectable connections who had desire 90 see the
sights n New York. had her hair cut and trimmed
and dressed herself yesterday in male attire, and
went 90 West Haven 90 take the cars for Gotham,
where, IN company with some Of her companions,
she hoped 20 enjoy the glorious Fourth. Her father
was Informed, however, Of her intentions. and ar
rived at the depot Just she was stepping on board
Of the train, and prevented her from carrying out
her plans.
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certain pamphlets, in the early stages Of the move
ment, had more vastly extensive circulation. The
newspapers devoted TO the subject are as far as we
have their names, are
The Spiritual Telegraph, New York, weekly.
The Age If Prgress Buffalo, New York
Spir itial Universe, Cleveland, Ohio, weekly
The Spiritual Age, Boston, weekly
Spiritual Messenger, Cincinnati, ONO, weekly
Northwestern Excelsior, Wsukcegan, ILL.,, weekly; hs
Porter and j. c. Smith, editors and proprsssors. JON
menced November, 1868, ard stll continues.
Spiritual Clarion, Auburn. N. T.:
The Weekly Monitor, Cupneaut, Ono
Journal lie pLaws, monthly; pocssur
III Spirssas,ists, monthly cza's, venezcela, South
America
The Ty,n.pe, New York. weekly.
Tue Vanguard, Day ton Ohio
The Yorkshire (EnsiAntl Spiritual Telegraph
F,racticas ChTistian, weekly, Hopsdk.e, Mass.
Herald Of Light, New York.
This elimination is presented ia the HERALD as
one of the features OF the time, and for the special
consideration Of that portion OF thirty thousand
clergymen whose duty it should be to meet this
threatening sedstion in their own precincts before
wasting precious time upon the barren and DANCE
rous province of politics. II would seem that the
matter is not unknown to them for during their late
visit to New York an extraordinary number of
spiritualst publications were disposed Of 1t is well
worth their attention. before it becomes too late to
see how far the religion of our sleepy churches, the
Protestant loyalty to the scriptures the religion OF
revelation, has been undermined by the spiritu-
list religion of revoutOn-the red republican pro-
ject of making every man his own evangelist.
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MANUFACTURING SR< rIsTIcs-Mr. Joseph G. q.
Kennedy has been appointed ly the Secretary OF the
Interior, under act o. the last Congress 20 pre-
rarc statistics Of manufactures from The returns Of
The last or seventh census al salary o. 81 500 per
aDItlIn
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The sales 81 spiritualist books and publications
w0uA seem % corroborate this estimate. II the
movement o. the Protestant reformation wss the
result q The printing Of the Scriptures The American
revolutionary religion is still more emphatcaily
religion Of Typography. II literally substitutes the
press for the pulpit and the household for the cathe
dral. More than hundred periodicals have been
started for its diffusion Of which some fifteen are
In operation. Over one hundred distinct publica-
tions on the subject are on the book catalogues,
uhich are Get dom Tor as much demand a. the ncw
religions books Of any other sect usually average.
Judge Edm0nds book h8s had a sale n 10000 e0-
reached alYcady a. heh a. 000f9 D. bol vollm,s;
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Weekly Repsrt OF Deaths
In the city county Of New York. from the 26h day Of
june TO the Sd day Of July, 1865.
Mem, 100; women, s2 Soys, 14s girls, ns-rotal, AL
cclored persons, IL
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NEW pUB1JcnTsovs.

IMPORTANT TO vFIb.Rs-rRAvrztsRs Bs
foIe starting should purchsnr Appeson's HALLWAY ArO
HfrhN EANf0AfTO 0UfnG ncontrlrs through rouas,
With fneps ~ 6epax1are % railrua.s and
siss rroaa nurneruu, nars A. rrfos csrs. For
BY tCokreusrs agerte spd boys M ~ywk<~p
~ srfLErOE q 90 Publshe-s
946 aud SO Bve~away,
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FINE ARTS.

A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION Or VALUABLE or
~ uenf'nTe eae cheap adv8ucee fte-r paint
ms viii be n fr ss shsn half beir valce Can and .ec
usm. y. LB PVRI Co. No 5H Frcsdwss,
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HOTELS.

paris HoTnL mrs ErslreERs, NO 2 yrvrEsNE
street near The Exchange the principal the tires toe
Backwards and The Palss EoyaL--M. GinA y has De
horor v inform travellers for France that entirely
renovated hts bctel snt IA prepared accotodse gucss
ave Small roous st from two frsncs 70 sir francs
perosy ana large apavments available At all
hours an table dho. baths and carriages At
cted 70 the sotel The telegraph oncea being situated IN
nc fo travellers have the facility for correpcna
ing w ur families and o.Sers. French and foreign cur
nals Ftlth and German SPOKEN. DO not coplound this
botel with any Of those small establishments bearing Me
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rgr spryrRg LION BREwFRY, orrrcs ,sY now


Syre AIRS. sngARs.-ioo 600 SEQ Ans r,,a SALE, To
- psy advances Iwsnt 70 ees.r them or, want Me
r00oo Fgsros at 81 80 per Dor, rr Va per iteo
L.JACOBs sr Broadway
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TNTEs.LI0RNCn OFsTCNs.

lAIIfEGu NUMBER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANT.
n cd daily, I'm good situations eads, NJ good wass~L
city end country; some for first cas- FAMILIES Alsc sese
Proesants wanted Inquire "a barge institute aud
bone for dOrnesitcs, iSs lin At, Of 6sh Az.
IL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS IMME.
"A dlatsiy obtain them Al the large institute and
home Tor doues'cs 1se Ilth OF 9Th rh exten
slve home abundance ~ civil capable help " suit All
CONQUERED by q Respectable hmericsn lady.
r,lwTr,fEs IyD HOTELS in WANT or GOOD no.
ncsc fesle bSp viii Alwavs find good selection u
Derrnsn, English seotch and irish ~ sOkhls COHNh
Oh 'a 44 broadway. ALAG, coschmen, gardeners farm
ers ard sJorere a. is or he branch ONCE l23 Liberty
street. Terms moderste-
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

IN MoNDAY, JULY s. WILL REMAIN OPEN Till
~ twelve o'clock 10 accommodate parties leaving
town excureiona who wish N supply themselves
With rrt class aes &C from the old stand Of
X. n. MESSENGER A Co, rs Fulton street.
H. II. KIRK. late junior partner, proprietor.
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COAL.
-
pEsr LvERRooL CAMEL
- end HATIIBURTONa OpEwI.
REsTkURAN'Ts.

NEW AND MAGNIFICENT ICE CREAM SALOON Ann
~ sdss restaurant 2i Grand street. near The Boweyv
inc o. The eastern section % the city hereto
,ors neen oompeed 70 avel great distance 10 broadway,
70 obtain creems, ices, iees, &c ,hs necezs,tv no
lorFsr eNlss AZ that sessrr rANNTNO BROTHER
vim raise orthy LIBERAL have erected building
eoove number specially adapted 10 accommodate the public
and judge for yourselves
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE WASHING
a ard ironing of ladies and gentlemen a. their rest
on; by the day 3ooi reference given Cal
days No. 5JS Houston n: between Aost and Eliza
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&200f0 -w.EIi IN, A eHNTLEsaN ov xss ~.
NLV.VOO. ~ anf business slept possessing Yrs
amount cfcish capitol " purchase the interest 0f silent
partner N well e1ab end ucrauge lmRorueR and
mannsaourfng bushes An investigation lriO hs Affairs 20
the coyc~rn vii sp~ ne chanoe rerey 70 ne mel
Nbh, ~ VIII prove . horIuEh business AAn nc enNen-
srr- =, Do dcrvedf en- ruch tnvc.-let mce-
txliy.
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.,---- -.
MR.. BERNHARD KAHN HAs THrs DAY RETIRED
"'"' 'rO Josrsa BrckEL,
a. LEwIs BayKEIs
NV yoItx. yliy 1, 1868 BERNHARD KAHN!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-16
EleCtric Oil.

4 His OIL Is The only sure remedy u the " orld
q tor The ofrlIesniatsn, deafness, g. Mt Gu
ralgia Luml ago; Sciaie;l, SPINAL aG bruIichil cunf
plants: Tic!0lOenN; Headache; cramps; Group; piles,
ieious; ssirt bi uiSs; cuts AID wounds led
glands; still joints; Scrolula; Ery as; NipPes
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Cakei Breast unZy; Sore Throat; Palsy; Pleurisy
Ulcers; Lock Jas Heart Burn Tooth and lar achc
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ing Iniants uemorfslge, Abscess Still Secks; Broken
Breast Chhaifs; Tettsr; Shingles; Frosted Feet Re
yer and Ague; Chapped Hands, ay diseases t,Ias
are SDre aud painful, il the Oily atcle brought
before the pu lie that vii do IT. perfectly IN from
and pronounced The hes remedy ever discoyereu-
This OH acts VI the system with eleciIeity-is Of
pure vegetable pre- arstion Not the sliehes hanger
Of apply ing il outa!oy irswlrii.. il gives
permanent cure-hi mo" Eases FROM ten 10 tsellty
minutes
The hest ply sioios lists Of Europe have discovered
that all Elic fers semeit 81 the animal system :
The effect of an 81 SruCtiOn OF the pyscoeecric hUid
in the organic disease. skliu applicant o. tits OH
puts I'm immediate motion the iiui1 aid the
Is ~ accom- plshed- No ieeiiines, Vomiting,
p~rging blisteriHg is resOrted 70. .----..
None genuine without lie signature or Prof. c. Dc
Gath. Labels signed in, wiring.
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Druggists can We supplied wholesale and retail Price
y cents, 80 cents and s per bottle, ~ L72
Try every thing else, and give this one sin pic trial
CaJtcn--Be careful to ask for, and get DeGrsths
Electric Oil, a. worthless limitations Around.
There are numerous limitations sprung up Oh the rep
utatiou that my article has acquired. The public
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