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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-11

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ARRIVALS iSb Neutrality-suspicious. O'clock MONDAY
Ill - CLOCK TUESDAY. vars - IS. IL s.a-rr-
Sclthsrnsr, Memphis To Louisville. s. +
Dunle;th, Nashville to Cincinnati
Tigrces, ST. Louis TO DO.
Ell Eairchiid. New Orleans TO LouisS ilie-
Lehigh, ST. Louis to Pittsb,irg. =
James Raymond, with Floating Palace.
w V. Gilium, Green River 10 Evansville.
Charley Bowen, Evansville to Cairo. = i u
Moses Mcclellan, Louisville Ia Memphis.
Sir VIM. Wallace, st. Louis to Pitttburg.
Baltic, Louisville to New Orleans.
scioto, do 10 Henderson and back.
Eclipse, New Orleans TO Louisville. !. 49,
A freshet has occurred in the Upper Mis-
isSippi. The st. Louis Democrat OF Satur-
day says: -E $3.50 "A
An immense rise has taken place at St
Paul and all the small streams are full and
pouring out turbulent floods. Ii is asserted
that the rise row on its way here will
amount 10 eight or ten feet at this point
The rise Ii ere yesterday amounted to about
five: inches and it is still coming up the
banks steadily. The Mississippi was higher
at St Paul when the Grey Eagle left than
at any time during the food last year.
In the Lower Mississippi there is very
little abatement of the flood. Capt. Erwin
of the Moses Mcclellan, gives il as his opin-
ion that the rise in the Ohio will keep the
Lower Mississippi up longer, but cannot
cause any more destruction than has already
been done.
a collision took place on the 9th inst,
eight miles below Quincy, betweenthe Lueie
| May and Cedar Rapids, which resulted in
the sinking of the Lucie May, and the loss
| of three lives.
The Baltic was here yesterday, and took
on q lot of freight for New OrleanS
The river is still failing AT this point
ably active Freights plentier than for some
days previous, and at usual rates.
The swift and regular Evansville and-Pa-
lucah packet, Silver Star leaves to-day at
: O'Clock.
The destruction Of the steamers, at Pitts
burg, caused but little regret among boat
men in that trade, rs there are entirely too
many for the business doing. The loss is
stated TO he Sl55,0OO, which falls mostly
on Piiisburg offices.
The great Eclipse passed up, yesterday,
from New Orleans TO Louisville.
The Alvin Adams will he here to-day, on
her way TO Louisville.
The ". V. Gillum arrived from Green
river, yesterday morning, with a very light
trip.
We understand that Capt. Mcdonald, of
the Trader intends building new boat for
the Green and Pond river trades. She Will
be larger thin the Trader, and have excel
ceilent accommodations for passengers.
~. The Cumberland Presbyterian Church
of this city,is now being painted on the out
side, which, when finished, will add much to
ats appearance.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Additional Foreign News.

QUEBEC, May lU-M
The London Times processes to give the
provisions Of the French and Russian treaty,
and draws the most threatening consequences
regarding the alliance as menace to Eng
land, inasmueh as Russia guarantees the ser
vice Of her fleet in the Mediterranean and
Baltic, in addition to an army of observation
on the Austrian frontiers.
The King of Sardinia has issued an in
spiriting proclamation TO the army, saying
that he regarded the ultimatum of Au-
tria AS an insult, and reioined TO il with dis
dain.
The French troops were landing at &C.
noa in large numbers, and were enthusiastic
eally received.
Victor Emanuel has gone to join the arm y
at Alexandria.
The Tuscan army called on the Grand
Duke to join France and Piedmont, and dc
clare war against Austria.
He declined and fed, whereupon the army
declared military dictatorship.
Warlike preparations were going on in
England. Great activity prevailed at Wool
wich.
The British Government has chartered the
Cunard steamer Austria and other vessels,
10 convey troops and munitions to the Med
iterranean.
Rumors prevailed Of a proclamation about
To be issued calling out 20, 600 men TOR the
navy.
War premiums are generally being de-
manded.
There are active military movements
Throughout. France.
LONDON, April %.
The report that the Austrian army had
crossed the TicinO on the oath, is incorrect
They had received orders to do So, but the
orders were c0untermandei, and they re-
manned on the last bank of the river.
II has been asserted that the advanced
posts had been crossed, and The main army
would do so on the 2Sth
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FRUIT TREES, SHRUBBERY, &c.-Mr. John
Moore, agent of the old Rochester Nurseries.
was in our city yesterday, and made ar
engagements with \. Ras,ey, Jr, to act as
agent in Evansville and vicinity, for the sale
of the various products OF these celebrated
Nurseries. Fruit trees OF every variety.
shrubbery, plants, eyergreens, &c, can be
had promptly, on the most desirable terms,
by applying to Mr.. Ramey, corner OF Vine
and First streets.
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So Nicholas LOngworth, Esq, of Gin
cinnati, arrived in this city yesterday, and
is stopping at the Sherwood House. Mr.. l..
is largely interested in real estate hereabouis,
and doubtless, visits us for the purpose OF
looking after his interests. The old gent
leman is as vigorous as he was years ago.
tie is the richest man in the West, and has
accomplished great deal OF practical good
among his fellow-men
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KENTUCKY DIREcTORY.-Mr. Halves, who
has succeeded 80 admirably in his publica-
ton OF Business Directories for the States Of
Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio, has started his
agents to Kentucky, for the purpose of can
wasting that State, for a similar work, which
ne is about preparing. IL must prove a
profitable enterprise from the zeal With
which Mr.. Halves prosecutes il.
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ua. On Friday last arrangements were

pA- On Friday last arrangements were
made at Wheeling, Va, for hosting a new
bell, weighing $3.50 pounds. cast at Cincin-
natl, into its place in the stceple of the
Catholic Cathedral. When the bell had
risen to the height OF one hundred feet or 50.
the wheels broke and down came the bell
with terrible speed, and up went the man
who held the rope below, and who had not
time TO lie, 20, until he was caught by the
projecting beam, l25 feet from the ground,
whence he had slid down To the window
and was taken in. The man was not killed
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Ca Politics are strongly mixed up in
Kentucky. The Courier and Journal adyo-
cate the same principles, but support differ
emf and rival candidates. The Courier and
Democrat are opposed to each other in prin-
ciple, yet endorse the same man. All, how
ever, unite in calling each other Black Re-
publicans, and in that particular, We appre-
hend, all tell just hall the truth.
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We think it would be vast improvement
il persons indicted in the North for aiding
the escape OF fugitive slaves or forcibly re-
sisting the fugitive slave law should be tried
by Southern juries, and persons indicted in
the South for engaging in the slaye-trale
by Northern Ones-LOu. Journal
1t would be still more vast improvement
il Southern editors were forced TO write for
northern constituencies and Northern edit.
ors for Southern ones.
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VIKw OF THE CRY OF EvANsyILLE.-We
have been presented by Mr. CLAM with
fine view of the city Of Evansville, drawn
by Mr.. Glanz himself, and Autographed in
Germany. Mr.. G. is now here, disposing Of
these views to our citizens. They are well
worth the price for which he sells them
ono lolla.
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gfE~ The Sons of Malta have deep de.
sign in their organization. They mny star.
tie the world some day with an achievement
so brilliant having all the attributes OF no
bleneSs and purity, which are the prime
functions of the order, that all mankind
will look on with blessing and applause =
Lou. Jot0.
Such as stealing the island Of Cuba, fou
instance Wouldn't that be an achieve
ment having all the attributes of noblenes:
and purity ?"
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E6s-By the courtesy of the Directors OF the
Cleveland Library Association, all the edit
ors and publishers of the daily papers of
that city are allowed the privileges Of full
membership during the current year.
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CHEWING TOBACCO.

AnIMPoHrANT IMPROVEMENT ia putting az
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Messrs. GOoDwINS BRO,
Of New lOTk City.
TOBACCO of tho BEST QUALITY, IS selected,
neatly wrapped Ia TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED.
The great advantages of this other brands
consist in the size If the packages, rendering il
more convenient To carry in the pocket, aud by be-
ing PRESSED soLlDit keeps MOIST and FRESH
and improves ia quality il is used; while in
other brands, soon the package is opened, the
quality rapidly DETERIORAFES-,he tobacco
growing dry-and itterins the pocket, to the great
annoyance of the consumer. The Dressing which,
the Fine Cut Tobacco undergOcs in thu process II
manufacture frees il from all grit or Impurities 81
objectionable in the use nf Plug Tobacco. Chew
will do well to give the Patent Pressed a trial,
AMI Judge for themselves.
For sale 10y Wholesale Merchants, who receive il
direct from the Manufacturers.
T.. GOODWIN & BRO.
apis -1miSw 2u1 800 Water ST., New York.
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EaST The citizens of rival townships in
Rush county are engaged in newspaper
controversy in regard to the merits of their
respective localities Were the combatants
to scratch more with their hoes and less with
their pens, the palm of excellence could be
much sooner awarded.
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HsA. As the present is about the season
for picnic perambulations in the woods, an
interest is being started among the yosng
folks, as to whether or not the good old GUS
tom is to be permitted to sink into oblivion,
so far as Evansville is concerned. We pass
the subject over to the hands of those who
usually take the management of these pleas
ant excursions.
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PLEASURE TRIP.-We understand that a
grand pleasure trip is to lie given sometime
durisg the present month, by the officers OF
the Charley Bowen. Ii will, no doubt,
prove delightful affair, rs the officers OF
the Bowen know just how to make it such.
The Crescent City Bsrd has been engaged
for the occasion.
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ZASEsVIILE Nav lO-pN


Reuben Johnson, the negro who took the
lead in trying TO rescue the fugitive slave,
Jackson, was arrested to-day. He attempt
ed to shoot Deputy Marshall Campbell, but
the revolver missed fire.
The Ohio State Fair Board is in session
here to-day, arranging the Premium List,
SC, &c
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aS- Ladies, we call attention to Mrs.
Rosina Smiths sale OF silver ware, jewelry,
and dry goods this afternoon, at 2 clock,
an Crescent Bank Building. She has fine
Noeking Bird and Canary Bird for sale.
II. Nelson & Co., have their last and clos
ing sale Of fine jewelry, this evening, at
their auction rooms. Come and get, at your
own price.
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es5- The Cincinnati Press announces
with some exultstiOn, that Nicholas Long
worth Esq, paid a visit to that establish
ment, the other day, and subscribed for the
Pres. As "old Nick is one of its sup
porters, it may now he regarded as fixed
institution.
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BaE~ The Lafayette and indianapolis rail-
road Company have commenced repairing
all the culverts on their line, substituting
stone for wood. This work has not been
commenced any too soon, and, when COM
pleted, will add vastly to the safety of
travel
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my A couple of attaches of the Floa,

Bay A couple of attaches of the Float
ing Palace, engaged in regular set-to, yes
terday, on the deck OF the James Raymond.
After considerable scufiiing, one gathered a
lump of coal, with which he struck the
other pretty hard blow, bruising his head,
when the belligerents were separated by the
oystanderS.
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Hardware:

SO& ~ A
- MAIN STREEr.-We are now ePcniag a
large and well selected stock Of German, English,
aud American HARDWARE, which offer at very
low prices to Cash and prompt time buyers. Nov on
hand and arriving and Spades,
Aces, Rowlsnls's, aud other brands Shoyels
BlOoIs Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes,
Do Hay Knives and Briar do,
Garden Rakes aud Hoes.
Mill Saws-ROwla nd Is end other brands,
Cross-Cut Saws, do German and G. Steel,
Do do, Tuttles Patent,
Booth Co.'S Table Cutlery, .
Hsrgreaye's Pocket do,
Butcher and other brands of Files Edge Tools,
Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chains,
Hsmes,
Axes-Bloods, LippincOt's, aud others,
Pump Tubing and Fixtures.
Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops,
Spear * JacksOn's Saws,
Brass and Ensmoled Kettles,
Hay and Manure Forks,
sSneaths aud Cradles,
Pruning Knives, Shears and Saws.
FURNITURE HARDWARE
Mahogany aud Walnut Knobs,
Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locks,
Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges,
Bed Screws-fat and square heads,
Coffn Scraws and Trimmings,
sand Paper, A No. I,
c.sstOrs, &c., &c.
s}ec stock OF English Goods, Cutlery, Files, &c,
t,ins purchased previous to the late advance,
l., ~ offer induce ments 20 Cash buyers.
4leIfs JACOB STRAUB x SON.
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. THE EYE! q
yUyHR RIE..-OP I'LL THE Or

TWvHE EEEs'-OF Hill IhE OA.
II CANS which beRefcent nature has endowed
man with, the Eve is the most important, most
complex, and most delicate in organization. From
its exposed situation, IL il constantly liable to dis
eas4 which assumes varied forms, and which, when
neglected naltr-stsd too frequently terminate
i'm blindness Ii bee0sies therefore, necessary tina
the practitioner shall b. thoroughly conyersanT
not only with the stru-tare az the eye hall and il
aupendages but that he >dall have ainOst accurat
and perfect knowl-i,. sf all diseases to which that
organ j. liable.
In presenting this card tsr public consider alton
would observe that after experience Of over ten
years in the principal opfiiamc hospitals OF Eu'
ROPE, together with the alvantageof large private
practice. prepared treat all diseases Of the
Eye With that certainty II which can only
-, accomplished 10y years of experience.
50 Consultation hours from 5 4. VI. to IL II. NJ.
/, and to p. VI. JOHN MAGESSIS, NJ. ID.
Office, corner Locust aud Second streets, Esans
| yilie, Indiana. e. jy2s-lyw
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EIy~ One of the editors OF the Cleveland
Piaindeoicr is preparing to depart for Japan.
where he will hereafter devote himself To
missionary service.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May IN
Flour quiet; superfne Howard street
held at So 81 Wheat unchanged. Corn
steady. Provisions dull. Whisky steady at
20! for Ohio.
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AD.3 ~ no ToE.4ffo-OO -
ID dies BtTrow's tobacco for sale ly
mar2S PRESTON BROS.


EH9LC-IBLE FIRM For s-dLE,
y ON FAVORABLE TERMS.-Onc Of the very
best farms, situated in Scott Township, in Wander
burgh county, the homestead of Edmund MaidlOw,
ESQ, is offered Tot sale account Of the death Of
the late There will lie sold either l2j acres
or 2ij acres ~ acres are clear and n the highest
state of cultivation. Balance good timber land
10 acres of the clearing in grass or clover, and
about acres IN wheat. The CLEARING j. divided
into seven fields. There j. g-od orchard. fine
garden, good we'll and cistern, a good house with
about rooms, good barn, stable. Sc.
This il a model farm and the soil has never been
exhausted; the Princeton road runs through the
land, AMI the buildings within mile of Inge'-
station, regular stopping place on the Evansville,
x Charlottesville Railroad. within nine miles oi
Evansville.
Price moderate and term, very easy For far.
Their particulars enquire of
mlI-JmdSw DENNY s LTNkESHEIMER
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INPRoyEDSlsJe WITH NEW & ExfRA LARGE FLUEs
THE STEWART STOVE $3.50
Is the only trus Economist among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE -
Operates TO perfection with Bifumnous cosl
THE. STEWART STOVE
Will pay for itself in saving of fuel every years
THE STEWART STOVE
Does all kinds of Cooking at the same time, and
gives you also plenty of hot water. and warming
closet without cost
THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge Of a veteran inven-
tor Of . years experience. 4.
THE STEWART STOVE
Bakes perfectly on top and in oven, and roasts in
front, all at the same time.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will do twice the work Of any other Stove with the
same sizcd oven.
THE STEWART STOVE
Cocks meat and pastry together without imparting
the favor Of one TO the other.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will Last tEenty years. Many are now in use that
purchased fifteen and twenty years ago. Al
though costing more at first, it Is in the end cheaper
than any Common Stove.
THE STEWART STOVE
L. the article suited to every fan ily-it will aid in
promoting luxury with economy. While IL will be
found an Invaluable servant in the house OF the
wealthy, if will prove Good Samaritan in secur-
ing mfort End happiness to the families Of the
itself indispensable by it's labor saving and eco
nomical qualities.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and May then be
returned-so yOu no kind Of risk in trying it,
THOMAS sCANTLIN,
Sole Agent for Evansville.
FULLER, WARREN CO., Manufacturers,
Troy, New York. apls-lm
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n LDRsT IND MOST RXrR.N.
y sINE MARBLE DEALER ON THE OHIO
NJ. A. LAWRENCE,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in American and ltal-
ian Marble, Head Stones, Cottage and large Mopu-
nients, Vases, Nantes, Furniture Marble, &c; now
On hand over 400 tons Of statuary, white and line
Nariegaied Marble lac furnish dealers greater
variety OF fine Marble than can be found in any OF
the Western ar Southern States. His stock con-
ssfs Of slabs OF all Sizes from L. Ia inches thick,
ani Monuments Of ali sizes, at piiaes that cannot
fail H. please.
TLOse wishing IL purchase beautiful sad lasting
memeBi3rs, will find H. his large warrro0m an as
sortment not to Ice SURPASSED for beauty, originality
"f dcsig, carving, and execution in any OF east
crn cities. lie constantly employs a large number
Of irst-cIass wOTkmen and caTSers, that enables
him IL give better satisfaction than can he had at
any ..,i,.r establishments His agents. in soliciting
orders. authorized to sell at the same price that
the purchaser would have 10 pay If he selected the
marble ib person His customers can always rely
upon having their orders filled 10 the letter, as
sIi.Jacii.,4 IS Eis ai5s. and proiRptaess mas motif
MARBLE HALL BUILDING,
dec22 Evansville, Indiana.
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CLEVELAND Nav l0-pN

ILENELAND, May IO-PM
Langston, the Oberlin rescuer, was found
guilty, and will be sentenced with Bushnell
Tomorrow
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PITrsBrRG. MAY. lO-P y

PITTsBCku, MAY, w
River feet IL inches by the pier
mark and falling. Weather cloudy and
damp. Steady rain last night
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D1S~ Matt Peel, the well known negro
minstrel, died at Buffalo, OH Wednesday
morning last, of consumption.
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Louisville. Nav On

I4UI Nv ILLE, WY ~
River falling at the rate OF 9 feet in "a
hours; feet Oh the falls. The weather is
clear
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ters universally acknowledged to be sure pre-
yentiye and cure for Fever and Ague, Flstulcnce,
Heavine-s of the Stomach, any other like affsc-
ton. Their effect upon the system is most miracu.
lours, they give healthy tone to the system, re.
move all morbid matter, and in fact thoroughly
cleanse the system Of all impurities. The prOprie-
tors, in prese ntng this PREPARATION to the public,
assure them that in no single case, when it has
been used according 10 their directions has il been
known 10 fail, but OH the contrary, new virtues
have been discovered in its use. To those afflicted
with any of the above ills Ofthe body tie 'Bitters'
offered a speedy and certain cure. Try them,
and form your own opinion
re For sale 10y Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. myll
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CoATsS

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana
Office ola Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal, in quantities Of not less than 20 bushels, de-
vered To any part If the city, at 10 cents per bash
at the pit, cents. JOHN WYMOND,
Oct9 Secretary and Manager.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

Netherlands Theatrical Troupe are
playing in Bowling Green, Ky.
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mercury or other deleterious mineral PARTICLES,
composed entirely Of vegetable extracts, form the
most powerful combination discovered for the
removal of internal discaSe. They recuperste the
system, and act a tonic well ap-rient i'm
all stages Of disease conditions vi the body Sold
at the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York, and by all Druggists, 25c., Gc and 81 per
box. myll
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Cod Lfcsr or as a Pafafabfs LsIy.-
The recent improvement made by y. Queru in the
preparation Uf pleasant jelly containing eighty
five per cent OF the best Oil, and approved by the
\. \. Academy of Medicine, adspts this valuable
remedy 10 the most delicate stomach 1t is retain
ed, digested and assimilated like any food PES
FOLD, PARkER MOWER, No. I Fletcher street,
New York, are the General Agents for Queru's Cod
Liver Oil Jelly.
HS- For sale by all Druggists. mar9-6m
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RhR. n. n. u.E.S B-EH'S f.f.N.h EN-
IL and SalI khstIn syrup, Ter thc ,urr OF salt
kheum. Scroful0us Diseases, Cutancuus ETriptiOns,
and Kind red diseases H. giving entire satisfaction,
and thousands are annually att@sting the JOY they
feel the remOyal of tVsr lOathsouie diseases from
their system, by this wonderful BiOOd Purifier.
His CsTate il also meeting with universal success
a healer OF cid SOiss, letter aud EingwOrm, Frost
Bites and Barriers Itch. Thes.. hunOrs yield To-
IL instantly.
For sale 10y +. w. SAWYER and PETER WEIR
LING, Evansville Spencer a Townsend and Stout
a Brodie, NewLurg; and Ira Delano, Henderson,
Ky. J. y. HARRIS d CO,
ap2O -2mdAW PruprietorS. Cincinnati, Ohio.