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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-03
Illinois Currency.

Some papers are predicting burst up in
Illinois currency. We dc not think there
is any danger. Thompson's Bank Note Re
porter is one of the croakers. 1t says:
1t is really difficult thing to stop at the
right place. Preachers don't do 1.-THE in
porters don't do it-stock gamblers don't do
it-hankers don't do it. Half the bankers
of Missouri rushed ahead almost to destruc-
ton last spring and summer. Illinois and
Wisconsin are now going it too strong, and
the chances are that the coming winter will
find their currency discredited, and panic
contraction forced upon them. Their argu-
ment is, that the produce movement will
call into use their currency, and the fall of
exchange is quoted tosprove this position.
Our reasoning is adverse to this theory; the
produce will not be sold at present prices,
except for money to meet pressing claims !;
it follows, then, that the currency will be
immediately used with merchants or bankers,
who, in turn, must convert it into ex-
change. 81 .e#
In money point of view, the West is
poorer than it has been at any time since
the revulsion. While the autumnaI activity
lasts, currency will stay out but as the
winter sets in, exchange will rise, and there
will be close scraping. The independent
farmer will hold no money, for lie will with
hold his grain. The merchant will collect
and borrow to the utmost extent for his
Atlantic creditors are not to fe put off an
other year. Under such state of things,
there must be a conversion of currency, into
either exchange or specie, that will cause a
contraction. Had produce brought war
prices, the reverse would have been the con-
dition of the West. Wisconsin is very fool
ishly making war on Illinois currency; the
result is, that Wisconsin banks begin to fail
first wide City Bank of Racine).
The facts are against Mr.. Thompson
Produce is sold at the present prices, and
over 100000 day is being paid out in
this city to producers for -four and grain
alone, irrespective of that paid for cattle and
hogs. There are 1000 cattle slaughtered in
Chicago, for packing, every day. and these
represent $4,000. The truth is, that the
country is being filled up with money, and
large portion of the wheat crop, nearly all
the corn, and very nearly all the hogs, yet
remain to be sold.- Chicago Democrat
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B A correspondent of the Lntelligencer,
who signs himself Virginia Lawyer" says
the haste manifested in the trial of John
Brown and associates is partly the result OF
accident and also in strict accordance with
the laws OF the State. Ia Virginia it is pro-
videll that every criminal charge shall be
Investigated before an intermediate tribunal
composed Of FIVE magistrates. In the pres
ent instance it SO happened that the regular
term of the court, which is the examining
court of Jefferson county, commenced its
session a fer days after the Harper's Ferry
outrages, and the grand jury of the circuit
court being then in session, the cases regu-
larly and In due course Of LaU came before
them, and on finding the indictments they
stood properly and of necessity on the Grim
inal docket of the circuit court ready for
trial
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-03

WELL PA1D-The Hartford Times makes
the following statement in regard TO the
General Western Agent of the Etna Insu-
rance Company: .t.el.a.i
Mr.. J. B. Bennett is the General Agent
in the west. His Office, splendid building,
is in Cincinnati. He employs fifteen clerks,
and controls the entire western business
One of his employees receives $5,o0Oa year,
ard Mr.. Bennett himself receives salary
of $4,000 year, and Is per cent. in COM
mission oD his receipts. Year before last
his income was $4,000, last year $23, 600,
and the present year it will undoubtedly
equal last years aggregate. & q ~ ~ $50
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Pr sonal.


Leonard SconaS, one of the proprietors OF
the Planters ,Hoasi-St. Louis, died at Balti-
more on Fridaysah.
The Rochestera Union says Fred. Douglas
was in Canada, near Suspension Bridge, a
day or two sinss and there intimated to a
Rochester sentlej nan that be thought it was
best for him to4emain where he was for the
present.
ue The Supreme court Of Missouri has re-
fnssed the alM*ation for a new trial, of
@&ph W Th$tnton, the condemned muir
-derer of Mr.eeHarless, of st. Louis. 1t is
sI!St probable O. o. any further effort can be
iGerposed to prevent the execution of his
sentence atthe time appointed.
klSenator Hale, of New Hampshire, in a
Te Fer to the Chicago Tribune, denounces the
atkmpt made by the New York Herald to
imPlicate him in the Harper's Ferry diff
C4y. He says if evidence is laid before
esey grand jury in Maryland or Virgins,
eng they find bill against him, he is viii
Gng to go there for trial.
EeA- Thomas Corwin is now engaged in
making Republican speeches in New York
city. He has resigned all claims to the
Speakership of the next House of Repre-
sentatives, in favor of his colleague, Mr..
Sherman.
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"a. The Tagcumbia (Ala.l Demoe,

B@ The TLscumbia (Ala.) Democrat
nominates the Hon. R. ~ T. Hunter as the
candidate of the Democracy for the Presi-
dency, and Hon. Horatio Seymour, of New
York, for the Vice Presidency, in 1860.
The Cahawba (AIa.) Shareholder nomi-
mates the Hon. r. Barnwell Rhett, of South
Carolina. as the candidate of the 81 Southern
Rights party for the Presidency, and the
Hon. Clement G. Clay, of Alabama, for the
Vice Presidency, in 1860
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a@ The New York corresponderr~ of-rae
National Lntelligencer, says the Governors
of New York and New Jersey sreSstrrf1r. .stn
correspondence in regard to jurisdicti& OYER
the Oyster Island disputed boundary TIE
latter protests against the use of said lslaed
by citizens of New York in making HTposits
upon the land under the waters |rylSg west
of the middle of the Bay of New Yofk, -
west of the middle of that part of the Hn9
son river, which lies between Manhattan
Island and New jersey" wherever that lie
the recognised boundary between tie
States of New York and New Jersey-S@ey
happen to fall. He concludes with theJaNe
hat the States of New York and New Jef-
sey may always maintain towards ea&
other that spirit of mutual forbearance, rs-
spect, and strict justice which should ever
characterize sovereign sister States.
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UNCERTAINTY OF FAME,--A correspondent
writing from Richmond to distant paper
says Tor the types say for him in the
Capitol is a marble statue of Washington,
by Handon, 1898, the left hand resting on a
bundle offdrces I" 't
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Religious Notice.

Elder J. Il. Lucas, of Greensburgh, will preach
at the Locust street NJ. E.. Church on Friday eve
ming, and at Marble Hall on Saturday evening
and Sunday morning and evening Preaching will
commence at 1O1z O'Clock A. NJ. on Sunday, and at
P. NJ. each evening. The public invited to
attend. ..fs. .v....
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A SoUND PLATFORM. Hon. J, C. Ten
Eyck, the newly elected Senator from New
Jersey, stated, in recent speech, at New
Brunswick, that the objects Of the Opposi-
ton in that State are as follows,
LIST. To bring about honesty and economy
in our State and national expenditures.
I'd To stand by the compromises of tire
Constitution,
Sd. To stay the spread of slavery over
Territory now free.
4th. to protect the elective franchise in
its purity. ..
5th To protect American labor.
Very few persons will have any objection
to that platform.
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nsa- The Enquirer rejoices over the cleo
ton of Roger A. Pryor, a Douglas tri
umph. We are curious to know just how
many such friends as Mr.. Pryor Mr.. Doug
las will need in order for him to secure the
nomination at Charleston?
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Would respectfully Inform the citizens of Fvans-
Vile and vicinity, .nat they have larger stock Of
Tobacco, Segqrs, SH,.fi Pipes, and German
81 Sm0 King Tobdcco,
Than any two establishments of principal
cities. F@g ER
Hotels and store keepers, look TO your interests
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine otir
large assortment, which We pledge ourselves to sch
at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper than
be bought in Cincinnati OF Louisville; A II We
is that you shall call nod Judge for yourselves
We offer any OF the above wholesale retail ~
Our establishment Is a branch at the well known
extensive Baltimore .TohcrsI Warehouse OF Jos.
Hendricks Bros, No. l55 Forrest street.
fsfs -.s.f n. zen DkI,5H &rlsR0S.,
- Main 1t ! ! d.4s,rs aItoEe First
oct2t- q = Evansville, Ind
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These expeditions will beNgiven at st.
James Hall, on the evening Of The 18th.
10Th, and 3lst, instant, commencing ats7l
o'clock. @-N
am, gentlemen, very truly yours,
=z=--------.- RoLLIX GERMAN
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Home Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK.


Office Nos. Ira ia, Broadpay
C4PLT4L STOCK, can paid i') Sl,OoO,OoO
SURPLUS 100000
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY continues
to insure against loss or damage by FIRE, and the
damages uf INLAND NAVIGATION AND
TRANSFORMATION, terms favorable the
nature of the RS Ks ami the real security of the in
sured and of the Company will warrant
LOSSES EQUIrABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
Abstract of thetweifth sen,i-anlal statement of
the condition of the HOME Insurance COMPANY,
of the city OF New York. the Both day of June,
1859.
Tl ASSETS.
Cash. balance in Bank................... 81 992 sc
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien
$50, 490) s23 1902 O3
Loans on Stocks, payable on demapd,
market value of securities, $780,
982). -. 229 476 90
Bank Stock, (market value 81 $50 90
United States Treasury Notes (market
value -. -. -. -. 75,349 81
North Carolina State Bonds, market
vaiue) 1925 80
Missouri State Bonds (Alarket vauel 1900 90
Tennessee State Bonds, market vaIue) 9,262 so
Real Estate, No Wall street........-. 67,4I2 %
s2i.1sa g. has since been TeceivetD 2a.7o2 s5
Balance in hands of Agents and in
course of transmission from Agents
on Both June, (Of which, SS,716 81
has since been received) ......,-.-.--- 1921 AZ
Bills Receivable, flor premiums on in
land risks) ........ 13,497 9S
Premiums due and unsolicited pol
icies issued at office .... 1,G51 73
- Total .......1 ,457 1923 II
elf Solo. LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses out standing
the Both June, 1853, es-
t1mated at. -.----....--.-.-..--.--c- lZe 70
DUO stockholders on account 81
of Tenth divided ....-..-.... 44o 90
tfsi s2O57o &c
New York. 10th July, 1859.
-r 4...- CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't,
A. f. WILLAMETTE, Vice Pres
]. MILTON SMITH, Secretary,
JOHN McGHEE, Asst. Secretary. .s.--.
Bar BUSINESS ATTENDED To WITH DIES
PATCH AND FIDELITY. ga
oct2s A. C. HALLOCIx, Agent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"E.uO EsEL.-.A. u. COLRUR.N.k co.
10 have removed to Water street, three doors
above Main.
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asA- The Chicago Democrat of Saturday
last says the receipt of grain in that city
continues to increase. On Friday there
were 1880 bbls -four, 90, 8s2 bushels wheat,
l2,747 bushels corn, 1904 bushels oats, ZIG
bushels rye, and g, s64 bushels barley; in all
an equivalent Of l42, 74s bushels, against
SO, 779 bushels received on the correspond
ing day last year. This is an increase of
los, 500 bushels. The shipments on the
same day were 163 bbls -four, 65, 262 but
wheat, 1890 bushels corn.
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ARREST FOR EXPRESSING ABOLITION SENTI
MFSTs.-T. H. Stillwell, the driver of an ex-
press wagon between Alexandria and Wash
ington, has been arrested in the former city,
and held in five hundred dollars to be Of
good behavior for twelve months TIE
charge against him was the utterance of alb
clifton sentiments, in declaring that he did
not blame the slaves for trying to obtain
their freedom, and that the Southerners
were as bad as the negroes. Stitlwell re-
Gently came from the North.
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!
DAVID SON & O NEIL.
NEG U-Z.1,Gr P0R.HFD II F-RRT-
the attention et their frehds the fact that they
are Row prepared to furnish clothing Of any des =
crption and in any style required. WeaTe both
old residents and are we'll known All our work
is made by good workmeIs none others are en-
played Call and examine our goods, if they don't
emit, promise not to get angry, but any should
suit we viii make them up on reasonable terms.
%. No eastern work, all Evansville nuke u
octeO +. t1e'l D. 6,SEIL. =
E.1.FO R.H.gTIO.Ss TO TIE & Il MN q
Il Within few days handhill has beer, circnla-
ted purporting auction sale some where in Pm
rch's new Bildng,' (which soi6e have mi st;sbsu
for 'sEmbieh'ss and we have repeat-slis eeG ask
ed if intended to sell at adeiiohs TO those not
intimately acquainted with our. LIsin wonid
say that are sincerely indebted to the pubic
in general for their liberal patronage, Which
enables to continue our business as heretofore
and will guarantee eur customers that our prices
will fitvoraby compare with any, the fuctua
ting anetion SAM EMBICH s co.'s,
"ct20 : fal3I& q Als ! e 40 Main street
WIN. V IN HEY or. r. VAN HYDE. e. NJ. vANHEyDE
VAN .HEYDE q BROS,
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Liquors. Wines, Cigars, and
Produce, ...
-.r- CIRCLEFILLE, OHIO ,5-..
BUsT MECEKT-ED FsEH STKg.F.Y-
Il bbis genuine Bourbon Whisky,
prime article, which viii be sold low for cash.
Apply to z-- Ia -WB1. j. .DEUBLER. gent. /
0ct20 1-S-a1 ~ b g SIZES 10 Main stree
Ibid C.8RPETS-.z SPER.N.DFD
Ia article-with colors and plaid TO nlitteh for
sale cheap at 30
oct2o s. EMBIcn d co.'s
ALS.1'Cx' B'OOZ .N.ETzT ICONS
Il complete stock of ladies', and misses, wool
nett Scarfs, Circulars, Talmas, NUNS, Armlets.
Caters, ChiIdrens Mitts and Alittens, town Boots,
Nictorines, and host of other fancy gaods. for
sale at ss. .f- .,.s. s..-. ss.- O.
oct20 s. EMBICI It CO.'S,
EH/gOODE.S' BE:ERE-TURiS, EsEJIk5-
" cts, churns, wooden bowls, and Baskets Of
every description at. L-lEB
ect2oss s COOKS FAMILY GROCERY
NZ7.a.N-CE' EIR0CEREES-PEC
Il of all kinds-Worcestersh and many other
sauces, Oysters, Sardines, Rosewyter, Bsyrum, fla
yOring extracts, Olive oil, canned fresh nlackerel,
Shad, etc, for sale at
oct2O COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
EAESSOZUTEO.N.- +s+. $4,000
LIZ The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween II. H. Cook and Henry Cook, under tn firm
of u. II. Cook Il Son, dissolved September let
1859, by mutual consent. Mr.. u. II. Cook Will con-
time the business and Collect all debts due the firm
aud pay all demands against il. II. II. COOK,
ecf2o 60 fEEsz n 4 IL. a COOK
HEE9ER .E'O TEEGE--r s.
IL BY an order Of the Cannon Council, passed
Saturday, October 18TH, authorized to receive
for three weeks from that date City Orders for the
arhoIe amount of taxes - - f. SHMUCk,
oct20 -iif#t City Collector.
SNkA RXS MOI fs.s.HksUR6F E,YEESE
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.v-O TEoE=- s

IL BY an order Of the Cannon Council, passed
Saturday, October 18th, authorized receive
for three weeks from that date City Orders for the
grhOIe amount of taxes. - lf--f 4. SHMUCk,
oct20 l.ift4- City Collector
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.t LIABILITIES.
9Th. No liabilities to Banks, Others due not
due.
9Th No losses adjusted and due.
18th. Losses either unadjusted 60 o,aoo -.s
Sth. adjusted and not due, / ''o'''
9th. Losses in suspense, waiting
further proof, included in
last answer above, ..
10th. All other claims against
.. the Company. .................... 1895 OF
Total amount OF 1iabilities....-.- Sos, 500 81
TIMOTHY c. ALLYN, Sec'y-
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, I
HARTFORD COUNTY, IS
JANUARY 7rH, 1859.
Personally appeared T. C, ALLYN, Secretary of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement,by him subscrih
ed, true, full, and correct statement of the at
fairs Of said Company, and exhibits, so far can
be ascerained at this date its actual con dtisn
the LIST day OF january. 1889 Before me,
GOODWIN COLLIER,
Justice of the Peace.
Applications for Insurance and all Information
desired, will be given by the undersigned
ALLEN G. hALLOCK, Agent,
Marble Hall buildiag No. 8 Main street, Evans
vile, Ind oct29
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6p6A RXS MOI EE.s.T n UE6F S'H e Sc
SDO ~ boxes Pine apple eheese,sss -.'5 -f
10 do English dairy do
received at COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

10 do English dairy do s,-.,.. ...tE
received at COOKS FAMILY GROCERY. e.
IAE3s AE .S'OTECE, EV.ERE.E3 Old T.
e We have hand, and are manufacturing to
order ali kinds of FIinges, Buttons, Cord Tassels,
DC. Ladies' wishing the above named articles,
would do well to give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as they can get what they want We
also Wholesale to merchants by the piece or yard
that it will be object them to give their
orders Al orders sent viii he filled with meat
aud dispatch. y u u +
cons family on hand. Whe' Ter 6 Wilson S, J : NJ.
Singer q Co.'S, and FIVE different kinds of Single
Thread Machines- We have adj astable Binder
and Hemmer. All persons having AIachin; will do
well to send order for these articles, they
great saving of labor. Price of each S.
49, +. NJ. SELLMAN, Agent
marl8 No. First street, Evansville, Ind
K .2RO! Z.4RHy-5OO LES. EX TR.y
-A< No. l lard for sale at i-- f 5-lsf % h...
oct is ERSKINE CURNICK& CO.'S
si-i-- -liaf Al Main street
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WE are now manufacturing Wells Patent Fold
ing Spring Bed, the best and most convenient now
in use, al it be moved or handled without any
trouble Call and examine them jams
HOT C.4hEs 40 HI as CHOICE
LIZ new Buckwheat Flour, just received by
oct24 L. S. BABCoUK.
$40 ". .F.N.D C.gLF.-a FR n SH .NKEH
u Cow, with Calf, for sale low to close eonsign-
ment, by E. S. BABCUCk.
EXPRESS W.9 d O.S.-K H.gT"E -
II new Express Wagon and Harness for sale
cheap. - E.S BABCOCR..
DECR-5 res EXTR-4 FIVE RKCE
oct23 : Els BABcoCK.
N SUPERIO .RRTICLK OF
e-E burning iud--perfectly safe and free from
smoke or sule4l-man ufactured by an improved
process, which gives briIlaHcys to the light. and
ECONOMY and safety in the use For sale at the
Drug Store of w. Ii p. ST0DDARD,
oct31 IL Main street.
EAn S.ECAS Fl OUAE, .n.x1'.zs "a. .>.,-
extra white wheat just received Go6t and for
oct31 Pioneer Family Grocery.
y XII re FOUyV.D II SUN OP
II money which the owner can have by giving
satisfactory description thereof and paying for
this advertisement. Apply to me at my shoe shop,
oct25dlw VIM EMERY
A0E W'S ROM KE.E 11s1sEs' 8 EE RRy'
- NOT in Virginia. but from Cuba, where
planter has been induced to part with small lot,
now be found for sale at the Drug Store of
". II. p. ST0DDARD,
oct3l IL Main street
n .A.nFS! Il II FL n 3! h "A ~ r g =
LII Fluid and Coal Oil Lamps fine assortment
wholesale and retail, at reduced prices,
hand and for sale at W. H p. STy,DDARD'S,
oct2l s.s II Main street.
61E RUXES PEARL q T.g ~ On
%MeS just received and for sale low at COOKS
Hoct3l Pioneer Family Grocery
WOoD'S WILD CHERRY AM SARsAPARIL,
w la Bitters-for debility and loss of appetite
agent, VIII. P. ST0DDARD,
oct3l II Main street
eHE DOZE.V" PRH.HE G.aHB.46
\@SD just received and for sale at COOKS
Oct31 Pioneer Family Grocery.
RHOTKCB TO DRA E.uE.S.. MgCK-
o men, and others.-AIl DraymeII, Hackmen,
Cartmen and others, who required to take out
quired to do so by the first day of Move mber and
those who have paid their license and have not yet
attached numbers TO their vehicles, required by
the Ordinance. required do by the said LIST
of November. E.S4 MARTIN,
Oct26d1w City Marshal
HREy9.ES sTO.N.Es-I0 TOYS BE
w rea grind stones, all sizes, received to-day by
GEO. s. SONNTAG,
oct26 10 Main street,
EyLE.V'T S.9.N'D FD4PER-T,HxRT
M reams flint sand paper, a very superior arti-
Gle, trial of which will satisfy any mechanic of
its merits and excellence, in store and for sale by
SEQ. s. SONNTAG,
oct26 10 Main street.
NvRESA .zRRKH:aLS-
II $50 dozen fresh eggs,
Z 600 lis. Wessern Reserve butter, at
Oct2G coo ks FAMILY GROCERY.
ArMTEs ORDERS VIII BE TIN En-
" at par for groceries debts at
= IlRf NJ
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LIZ The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween II. IL. Cook and Henry Cook, under til Z firm
of Y. II. Cook Il Son, dissolved September let,
1859, by mutual consent Mr.. u. II. Cook will con-
tinue the business and collect all debts due the firm
aud pay all demands against it. Il. ii. COOK,
ect2o Eses Eaas "a ss - ii. a COOK.
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Fuf siiIH ~ tIIr TfOprlttOrs,
a. l.. SCOVILIs & Co..
No. Il West Eighth ST., Cincinnati.
Also, bg Keller q White, EyansFille, nd.
f+- - n. =. Thompson,
klsa, aselats fot the sale of Dr. Hollis BalsaTn for
te Lungs and Dr. Baker's Pun Paislceu for the cure
OF MI pain, both internal and external.
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nsa- The New York correspondent of-rae

WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3
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Residence on Eighth street, between Mound and
John, Nos32I; or at The place Of business, with
Brown Ailiette, No. East Fourth street
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W0Hds9ta Cure Of Serefazoas Wlite SpeiiiagI
Read fhe sfGfemes1f or Martin RObbSss
wEYs U:9s 0.N.H or, THE w-OnsgI

E1 cases ever recorded. He now enjoys y6bsts
he'aA anu has Tor the past year done much wort
cited lias friends neghbors, and ply sieisirs and
even some Of the Medical Faculty. one of the Pro-
lessons ODr. R. s. Newton,l who was called TO zee
him as Surgeon mot to prescribe was so forcibly
impressed with the Remarkable Cfratice Porcers on
THIS 1iecse that he has adopted it into his private
pracfl ,e,ts well at the Colleges and HospitaIs
t31e a1HE 18 a CINcISNATf, FeL. I6, 1858.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-03

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I'M new Backwheat Flour, just received by
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