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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-06

IL LEGE, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.
For more than year, have the magnificent struc-
of the Tcrre-Hante Female College, been
steadily progressing. They are now nearly com
pctcd and will he open for the reception Of pupils
Oa Wednesday,, tie sh Of September. mart.
The site Of the College, the buildings, the
rangcmcnis for study and comfort, and the Faculty,
deserve here passing notice.
Terre- Haute, the site of the Collegc, is bcaut-
full and healthy city, accessible hy railroad from all
directions, and central to numerous and apprecia-
ting population. Ii is high, rs its name IMPORTS
From statistics il is clearly shown that for several
years past, there have been fewer deaths and less
sickness here than at any Western city, of equal
population.
The buildings will be fitted up i'm the latest style
and with all the modern improvements. They will
be WARMED by steam, and lighted by gas, aud fur:
nished with warm and cold baths, and what Is rare
lv 10 DE found i'm institutions of learninG,
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EESSOZETKO.N' or CO. P.9HT-
~ ncrship-Thc partnership heretofore exist
ing between Abraham Anspachcr, Joseph Shoen-
field AMI Levi VI. Plaut under the style and firm of
4. Ansiacher & Co.. has been dissolved (19th of
this month";, by mutual consent.
All debts due TO said firm will he receiptcd for by
the undersigned, who will also pay all debts against
said firm, and who viii continue the business them
selves, on their own account.
jly22-lm A. ANSpACHER & PLAUT.
~EO. THOR.NIHTLL, BEGS LE.gp-E
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AE.sTULhr SCHOOL or .UEDE-
IA cine, Louisville, Ky.-The Lectures in this
institution will commence on the first Monday i'm
November, and continue four months. During DC
tobcr preliminary lectures will be delivered at the
Hospital and College.
FACULTY
BENZ. W. Dudley, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of
Surgery.
Henry W Bullitt VI. d., Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
iahn Hardin, VI. d., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Clinical lledcIne
{. W. Wright, NJ d., Professor of Medical Chon.-
istry.
y. y. Marshall, VI. ID. Professor Of Materia Med
lea and Therapeutics.
Middleton Goldsmith, VI. D., Professor of the
Principles of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
W. ID. StirmaG, VI. D., Professor of Anatomy
G. ". Bayless, NJ D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy.
David Cummins, NJ ID. Demonstrator.
For information address
n. b. MARSHALL, VI. D.,
of fhn Itv
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AsOTTCE-aLL T.s.y.DERRURG

W County Orders, drawing interest, and which
nave peen endorsed previous to September /, 1856,
VIII DE redeemed on Presentation TO the County
Treasurer 81 I'D. rr-. -.
- viii pay no interest accruing on said
orders after this date.
THEODORE yENNENANN, Treasurer.
iet4 a ." .n.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE. - O.

~ORPORfTTO.N. NO TFCE. or
u DERED, that the owners OF the following real
estate cause good stone CUTTERS and stone curOihg
for sidewalks be laid down hereafter described.
Commencing at the corner of First ana Film
streets, opposite lot lG, fronting on Elm street
thence alongside uf lot on the aforeDaned street
to the corner of Water street. The CURLING fur
sidewalks along said Elm street, to be not less
than % inches deep the gutter feet widei
by nisc inches deep. Thence on Water street
down to Pine street, in front Of lots L. 2 j; aud IL
Thence from Pine to Lect street in front Of lots >,
6, and 8, all in McCicarys enlargement. Thence
in front of the property situate ON Water street.
and formerly known as the Horribly property.
beginning at the corner of Lect street and follow
ing the of the Ohio river down TO the line of
the wharf property, owned by 4. and !. Laughlin,
The curbing for sidewalks along said Water street to
be not less than p inches deep the gutter feet wide
by nine inches deep. Also. the of Di.
sion and First streets 10 feet of stone curling and
gutter each street, commencing at the corner. in
front of lot -, @. =. Also, the corners of Di-
vysion and Second streets, 10 feet of stone curling
and gutter each street, commencing at the cor
in front of lot 3D. and in front of lots no. o.
y. Also, on oh the corner of Division and Third
streets 10 FEET Of stone curbng and gutter IN each
street. commencing at the corner, in front Of lot
l2I, o. p, and in front Of lot les, donation
largcmcnt. Tho gutter on theaboye specified
corn.-s, TO he feet wide and inches deep.
All of the above glItteriDg must be laid after
plan of the City Engineer, file in the City
Clerk office, and completed within 80 days from
the publication of this notice and in default thereof
the Common Council will proceed to perform said
work, aud the costs aud expenses accruing thereby
will he assessed 10 and collected by sale Of said
property, much thereof Will satisfy said
! lein and cost
iy3O-lOin Fo'lsJote copy. 4. LEMCkE, Clerk.
ER0.3RD OF E@U.5LfZ.E TfO.N.---
| ED The Common Council of the City Of Evans
/ willie will meet Board of Equalization for the
purpose of equaliZing all assessments made upon
real estate personal prosperity, within the cOrpo-
rate limits of the CITY of Evansville. at the City
Clerks Office. ON Tuesday, August 3d. next, at .
oc oc'l, A. NJ, and continue its sessions from day
| 20 day, until all assessments shall lac cqualizcd.
All taxpayers are hereby requested TO call and
examine their respective assessments, before the
commencement or during the intcrmissions of said
! sessions, and il the find cause for complaint in
such assessments, to present such grievances TO the
! Beard for adjustment.
by order of the Common Council of Evansville.
A. LEMCkE, City Clerk.
jly2l-lm Volksbote and Enquirer copy.
/ II LL.k,- HnQ TILE ~ HERER q
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FHINE OH I,T0.N.EER .iHE.ED

n THOMAS SCANTLIN, (Sign OF the Golden
Coffee POt) has immense stock Of StOy es and
Housekeeping Ware, purchased since the great PAN
A. IN money AFFAIRS -uinous rates to the manuc
tuTers, which he is willing fD give his customers the
advantages of, by calling at his old stand. Call at
once and seCrrs bargains.
noy26 IHOS. SCANTLLIN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EbFSSOLUTTO.S' or CO. P.gGT.N.ER
~ SIiIP.-Thc partnership heretofore existing
between DTs. HUTCHINSON GREEN, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The books Of the firm
are i'm the hands Of DIR. Hutchinson, who alone j.
authorized to coll, c. all debts due the frIn-until
further noticc--and settle all claims against the
same. |. HUTCHINSON.
August 9Th 1868. !. y. GREEN.
dSwIm Iolksto1e and EagpircT COPY.
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HEO. THOR.NIYTLL,R EGGS LE.9E.E
w to return his thanks TO his old customers for

their kind patronage, and hopes 10y strict attention
"a business, and good work, t. he able To merit
continuation of their ftvurs. Having removed his
store 90 the corner If Second ard Main streets, for
merly occupied a Silversmith Shop. he is
prepared to furnish al who may favor him with a
call with all the articles i'm his line.
fS Repairing done with neatness and despatch.
Second hand harness always hand.
ilV22-6m
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DEl.E LU.uBER.

4DLlE LU.uBER.--The subscriber would
~ respectfully call the attention of carpenters
and builders 10 his stock of Pine Lumber, which is
one OF the largest and best yarded in this city
frlces as low as the lowest Office corner Main and
Seventh streets JOHN T. GLOVER.
ilvI
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AfO.U n THf.N'<JS IRE DONE BE r.
~ TER THAN OTHERS.
R. II. HART, is now prepared to supply the city
and country trade with the best of corn meal. I'M
bottled, grits and hominy, of all grades; wheat
grts, unboted -four, rye flour, extra family -four,
crush feed, bran, shpstuf, corn, oats, chicken feed
and all articles i'm the feed line All trade delivered
to any part Of the city.
Please send in your orders. Ny prices will be
low, cheap the cheapest, and good the
best. The nimbe sxpence better than the slow
shilling is my motto.
All may depend on getting all my trade made of
none but the best of ground grains, a will buy
other. X. ID. HART.
ian27-d&wtf
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FHE.9.HX RIFLE POW.DER-2OO
egE kegs Miami Rifle Powder;
900 kegs Blasting Powder;
- cases Rifle do;
80 half kegs Rifle Powder For sale Ivy
IL; III. COOK & SON, Agents.
~ gne, in running order, inch cylinder 20 inch
stroke. Enquire at Myers Paper Mills, or of Levi
5. Clarke, corner First aud Chestnut streets.
jlyti-d& Win
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DLNE LUMBER n SHE.N-GLES.--
IL TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.-Tbe
subscriber has bought out the interest of r. N
Bennett, in the icmber Yard, near Kratz He'll
mans Foundry. He now offers his stock at
cheap price for cash
jlyl-3m JAS. SWANSON
nUEGLE VS. H.s.uS-.g.N'OT tn ER
" arrival this day Of 10 casks, at
H. II. COOK & SONS, Sole Agents
for yansyio
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p5-over CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE. on
Water street, three doors from Main, Evansville.
Ind EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY
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aS HE'S. .,BW, TUn.,rI, SEED


sRXFOR1 re EMILE CSLLEGE.--
" Tie next session Of this Institution will open
September LIST. The appointment Of Teachers is
complete, consisting Of Rev. JOHN W. SCOTT, ID.
H., President, with some fifteen competent assis-
tantS.
The Board of Directors feel that no better guar
anty Of e given t. parents ia regard u
the mental and moral training of their daughters,
than is presented in the disappointment Of Dr.
Scott, as the head Of c Institution, who has been
a successful educator for near thirty years in this
place.
The course Of study is as high, and instruction as
thorough as in any similar institution, and the cN-
pense j. less.
The buildings were Completed al an , GNTsg o.
room, tuition in an English branches, Latin aud
Greek, $3.50 per session in advance.
For further information, apply to Rev. VIM. ;.
Rogers, Sec'y, or Rev. Isaac ". Moufort, Agent,
Oxford. iiy2i-2m
NafILS--IOO hEGS .3SS0RTED
as Nails, received and for sale Cheap for cash,
10y JACOB STRAUB,
jly2i-7w No. 10 Main street
FSR.gss .f.ND E.N:s.nELED NET
ED ties;
Chain Pumps and Fixtures;
Cisterus and Force Pumps:
Woodrough & McCaslin's c. :. Mill Saws.
just received and for sale 10y
JACOB STRAUB.
jly2i-3w No 40 Main Street
SE.NDsfEEs.---A PRK.UE L0T
~ Choice Western Reserve Cheese;
Bbls. Pears:
A choice lot of Dried Beef and Hams;
l. boxes Soap and Candies, assorted qualities;
~ bags extra sUpcrfne Flour;
100 doz. fresh Eggs, in store and for sale by
4. ID. REYNOLDS co.
HHEEsE--4O ZONES CHOICE;
u ) barrels Linseed;
~ cases B,Ston Matches Just received 10y
TENNEY Il SoBENS0N, 81 Water st.
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a GYMNASIUM,

Where the body, made healthy and symmetrical 10y
exercise may support and assist the labors of the
mimi.
SION Dide TT the health of the pupils. The rooms
spacious and well ventilated, there being q beau
ufully furnished Tarlor, with separate sleeping
apartments for each two young ladies'.
The grounds are ample, comprising 81 acres in a
pleasant part Of the city, about One-third Of which
i native forest grove, with winding walks aud ar
hors, forming most delightful promenade for pu-
nls-all the grounds will be- tnstcfmlly nrnnmenfnl-
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Fe -. ETHEL y Co., COMMISSION
ASo AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

No. 81 Pyglras Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
(Es;GbltshcG 5psR 1850
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FyO6 REST.---o.SE TWO

ENOR REsNT.---O.NE TWO STORY
n Brick Dwelling, entirely new; and one one
story Frame Dwelling, division street, between
9TH and 18th streets. Apply TO
LEWIS kAHN'S Clothing Store,
ily 3n-Imo- Main Street.
aUTI. 0RDERS--SI75 H.g.N'TED
u in exchange for Groceries.
ilvIi A ID REYNOLDS & co.
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IL sale at Cincinnati prices, with freight added !;
. casks ass'd sizes lead pipe received and for
sale 10y SAMUEL ORR
ily 2O
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Hf0R.r.uE.SL, PICKLED PORI1, SC.
u % bush. Corn Meal, fresh ground;
500 lbs choice Picked Pork;
10 kegs Loaf Lard;
% boxes J. Woods extra Pearl Starch:
Received this day by n H. COOK & SON
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iy3o.ioin Fo'lsJote copy. A. LEMCKE, Clerk.
" T16E rs HsREBI'

By order of the Common Council of Evansville.
A. LEMCkE, City Clerk.
jly2l-lm Noksbote and Enquirer copy.
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APPARATUS AND LECTURES.

Preet. WooD and Prof. BOswORTH, will deliver
full courses of Lectures with the aid of the Telc-
scope and other apparatus, sufficient to illustrate
cNperimentaly the principles Of the sciences pnr-
sued Books. and all other requisites for entering
the COLLEGE, may be had at the College, or in the
city,
All letters Of inquiry on business. should he
addressed to Rev. JONI COVERT, u. ;. COVERT,
Terrell aute, Indiana.
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AS6.F.vTLT.v sTETHE.,'s, (sUC-


- Cup of Ica.-Ne are now in receipt of very
choice lot Of loose Teas bought expressly for retail
;ra,lc Call and AL. Samples given with pleas
uTc, by u. II. COOK & SON
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The Unders gned citizens of Terre- Haute have ac-
ceDtcd the office of Trustee Ta.rr- IIaute Fe-
male College and p,y De referred to at any fna ~
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The Wonderful Success Of DIR.
HOstetter's unrivalled 81 ac.l Rit-

The Wonderful Ssaccess Of DIR.
HOstetter's unrivalled Stomach Bit
ters, from the time of its introduction to
the public, proves conclusively its manifest su-
periority over any other preparation Of the
kind now manufactured. Its action on the d.
z estive organs is Of the most pleasing charac-
ter, removing all diseases or morbidity, and
giving the system sound and healthy tone.--
In cures Of Dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, gener,
al mental or physical weakness, its operation
is most beneficenr, indeed, some Of the most
direful cases that have ever been under medi-
cal treatm ent have been entirely cured by this
great agent. As tonic, Hostetter's Bitters
are most delightful, especially before meals.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, and by.
HOSTETTER & SMITH, Sole Proprietors
30 Water and 81 Front Streets, Pittsburgh.
B olles, Smith & Co., Wholesale Agents,
Chicago, Ills.
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AFraud Detected.

As a specimen fraud OF the recent canvass,
we find the following detailed in the Citizen.
Forged circulars were sent to Green county,
with the names Of the Republican Committee
attached, stating that Gray, the Republican
candidate for Judge, had withdrawn and that
Williamson had been substituted 10 his place.
With the circulars, packages of tickets were,
also distributed, with Williamson's name in
serted in place Of Gray's. Two men went up
to Green Co. from Des Mesmoines, and distri-
bu,ed these circulars and tickets, only the day
before the election.
Now il there be no law to punish forgery
and fraud of this character, let US have one,
and in the meantime let the facts in relation to
this, and similar outrageous schemes, be fer
reted out and the perpetrators exposed to the
indignant condemnation Of an honest public.
When prominent men are detected in steal
ing poll books, or committing frauds and for
geries to iefeat the sovereign will Of the peo-
pie at the ballot-box, let their names be post
ed throughout the land by the public Press
When the law is too feeble to reach such
scoundrels, hold them up to the blaze Of pub.
lie scorn, and they will shrivel, die, and b.
buried, sooner or later. The poll-book thieve.
have never recovered from the exposure Of
their crime. and we don't intend that they ever
shall. The people are not in favor Of fraut
and rascality, and when they clearly under.
stand the matter they will not sanction it BY
supporting the perpetrators.-[G Gate City.
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RATHER SHARP SHoorING.-A son Of
Thomas Fowler, Assessor of this county, was
shot the other day near Blakesburgh by anoth-
er boy, name not reported, while ont in quest
Of quails. They found no game it seems, but
being in the humor of shooting something,
proposed to shoot at their hats. They finally
concluded not to do this, but FowIer's boy
pointing his gun at an object near by, said il
it was quail he would take 1t about 50, point
ing his gun at the same. The other boy point.
ing his gun at Fowler, said IL he was quail.
he would take him about so, and fired, Fowler
having barely time to change his position
when the contents Of the gun entered his neck
and shoulder inAicting severe, but not dan.
Rerous wound.
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and editors, with an emulous zeal to rival their

and editors, with an emulous zeal to rival their
leader in the number and immensely Of their
falsehoods. OF their champions we need not
particularize, all Gid their best, and when they
failed in original invention, they drew literally
on the readymade stock of Elwood, who, by
universal consent, outstripped all competition
Of smulous imi:ators.
The result shows that the people fully COM
prehend the merits of such men, and that false
hoods, whatever their character or proportion,
always recoil upon the heads of those who coin
and utter them.
The resalt has also demonstrated that the
Republican party has only to be true to its
principles and its success will be always sure.
1t is the only party that has future. If we
will it, our future will be glorious one. We
must resort to no temporary expedients; we
must be guilty Of no timeserving; we must
suffer no affiliations with other parties or fac
tions. We must pursue a wise economy in
State affairs; and we must secure The passage by
the rext General Assembly OF an efficient reg
istry law. We must stand, as we have here
tofore stood-the only free-soil and labor
party in the Union--until freedom shall be
established in all the public domain, and the
Government shall be brought back to its orig
inal position on that subject, aud to its original
purity.
To this end, brother Republicans, lei US grid
ourselves for another contest. Let us perfect
more thorough organization Of the S Ate than
hoe a. hal n Il
ity next year as shall send terror to the hearts
of the enemies Of free principles. With such
majority, the voice of eur State will be po-
tential for good in the National Convention of
1870
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Bar Meeting.

AT the adjournment of the late District
Court Of Jefferson county, Hon. Charles Ne.
gus arose and stated that Judge Hendershott
had held his last Court with US, and requested
the members Of the Bar, and the officers Of
the Court, to remain for few minutes to con-
suit whether it would be desirable for them 10
give soms public expression of their feelings
towards His Honor.
On motion Of j. F. Wilson, Sheriff Galliher
was called to the chair, and w. b. Culbertson
appointed Secretary.
On motion Of d. Stubs, committee Of
three, consisting of. F. Wilson, Charles Ne
gus and c. W. Slagle, was appointed to pre-
pare some resolutions expressive of the sense
of the meeting, whereupon the committee re-
ported the following:
WHEREAS, The term OF the District Court
of this county just closed has ended our rela-
tons with Hon. H. B. Hendershott as Judge of
the Third Judicial District, therefore,
RESOLVED, That we do hereby express our
high appreciation of the exalted qualifications
that Judge Hendershott has manifested, during
our association with him, as Judge Of this
district, in the discharge Of the many and
responsible duties which have from time to
time devolved upon him.
Resolved, That we take pleasure in rendering
10 Judge Hsndershott our thanks for the i'm
partial, prompt and able manner in which he
has presided over our District Court, and
hereby express our appreciation Of his conduct
as Judge and his amiable qualities as a gem
tleman.
Resolred, That our best wishes 60 with
Judge Hendershott in the future, with the full
assurance Oh our part, that whatever position
he may be called upon to fill in life, will be
filed well.
On motion of George Acheson, the above
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
On motion of G. H. Greene, the proceedings
of this meeting were ordered to be published in
the Fairfield and Ottnmwa papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
J. A. GALLIHER, Chm
w. B. CULBERrsoN, Sec'y.
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THANKSGIVING.
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR

| HhoShAMAAAON VI lhE dONENOH.
The people of Iowa will do them
selves an important service by obser.
wing Thursday, the 25th of November
next, as day of Praise and Thanks.
giving to the Lord of Heaven; for that
His name is still excellent in all the
earth, and that He is never weary in
the dispensation of His benefits and
blessings.
If He has not filed our barns with a
plentiful harvest the past season, He
has nevertheless given us remarkable
health, watered our beautiful plains
bountifully with the showers of God,
that they may be prepared for great
er increase of fruits.
BY His Providence He has shown to
us the strange evanescence of riches
which have wings, the folly of attemp-
ting to fare sumptuously every day in
vain schemes speculation instead of
hardening the hand and moistening
the brow with honest toll.
For these, and all the other mercies
oflife, let us on that day 60 into our
temples OF worship, ana NIL them with
thank-oferings to the God of our IA
theirs.
Praise him, for giving to this whole
land so largely of his spirit by which
the faces ofmultitudes have been turn
ed Heavenward.
Praise him, for the Christians faith,
the spread of our holy religion, the
triumphs Of science, aud the progress
making in the peaceful arts.
Praise him, for the moral aud social
improvements ofthe race by means of
the intercommunication of telegraphs
and railways.
Let the spirit Of Divine truth be in
yoked to push forward all the great en-
terprises ofthe age, and that the out
goings ofthe morning and evening may
still continue to rejoice over us.
Given at Des Moines, under
my hand and the great seal
- Of the State OF Iowa, the 25th
day Of October, A. ID. 1868.
BY the Governor, RALPH p. LOWE.
ELIJAH SELLS, Sec'y of State.
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DR. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALsAM has
found its way into thousands of families where
is cherish ed used and known to be the best
remedy for Ague and Fsver in existance.
We refer with pride to the following letter
from Andrew Poe, Gallon, o. Nov. lst, 1855,
81 have warranted more than one dozen Of bot
ties on my owr responsibility, and have not
had one bottle returned. It cures every time .
0. j. Slough, Genessee, ILL.,, Oct. Is 1855,
says: "Send me twelve dozen of Chrs,ie's
Ague Balsam, sit is the thing"
Again we repeat the caution. Be sure and
ask for DR.. Christie's Asue Ralsan, and take
nothing else.
Price 81 per bottle, 6 bottles SIS. For sale
by Ageuts Everywhere.
See Advertisement.