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, 1859-10-15
DOpULAR ESSAY ON THE
DISEASES INCIDENT
To Trades and Occupations.


Ing he aisa1es and disorders tneidcn. ceeu9z
tous !ncludn. their SYM and mode Ct cuse:
W % % eaan
fa4. not generally kno.n and seeondy 10 btans more
xsp.3 Ne franiy asvw hs he ,To9ss W are aiinsi.
asusiets rs.et ns'nt to es=eas both TIE PueEe aad
Tse disease. sp:lng!ne va1isns trade, at,e either c
ns asasea Se 81 q a .ie5 Il
ia thsif IN sesf pea'nse Ard sae
1T 1T Z hese who .uaer from poi.onou. MS
te.ials.
corr.zsx1rHs, B.Ass-Tsrzp1.s, pR'zssss Axp rx-
@ ssn tesl! ast e rs g
sai:s Of thcis uts. The ,eas copper disease whose
=: s sssS;s
~ sydS .ss 70 as ss Ibs
oIapt nss s:a tasts + tht eenstro
Il a. ,pt
apa probably: t.sss ,os;s .e7snlsed e;rssetan' whs
81 ses q so tY.soe9T ii spdeae, he t vesy T.
Isle to be stacked and Ii: t6saa aed tenesnna
. y s: II s
e'ennt ssost r. q aiadtd * o. aSIsn z eas
as !. X a;s:S ,st n ness ss
tn. pye1tousy t.u<sa+ a fe,a ae1e II The <lo.e 6;
s55a d., 81 .S ss:sH. t.
stomach Of he duet yspor. and
11sP TT s M ,pe - s.
e of hsaxa. Rsoisits r.: Dig should be ec
| The system |. I'd Of The Poison.
| T,rx-Fn7>pxk., Frw!.sKHs PA1.Errs. F1rMa1Es AID
GLA141As, Axo WakKssslz AAxC4AczcHaA
| =. S'tos-ToEEth
esse ny sees 1eioas sai .fresy HAietl
*aa* :ors;ass y pa5sl, ~ OF me;s es*ea
a1eI ea!s Thtse = u TINES x ne:sx Il she!'
s;is,ls q est 1i.:pEa. s2s "a
! EloEed sometimes By rnsnuz=.
or ,,se who ussh re.ailoa ~A have t.nderer Y
e' s1Sss * sse, ssevs IL = : ss
Iii .e1ousy 3esea nsms. merely p.e,,Se !sn
:f ID q r. s,!as
led o. ,hs parties thocM seTes 50 t"
~ 81 e s s. Hes X
r. Nd 1s:f 1, ID sty s.S y II e
aensaon. ee1e sc I'd sstvsfs 1oe ode.st 10 itsp
rexa!s1 scsioe; md tr The ver. sa1 tte Raty Ke,t
sa IN r. ss hoa + - ,ses s.
hstfa +: @ xhes f. +. ,s .f 81;
sa; s ne IL ~ Ksl vi I'D ssesT ID II 1aSS io:o
SE r. ssa
II external ayps to< pa Of The h. md Is the be
q. ssuujd te pseferrv6-
. DYE, AID Calico r11x7xrs
,, to et hSse e t g.t n
Tnc5 obstre 47.e.e tas:e ,her mouth which Is y
nore small SD h1d. AMI tes:s frQaenisy than na
MI Uno xerr -oo syrapoo Is ft1usneJ At Eo<
not lssfh aussk :cue eoT:a. 1ns Eay E u7as:en
. ~ich nE. Ct th. f.-e and e1tesaste. le1* &C,
mou but more 4',Erros. 5rausoG: ios uoe.s Irompt
rr. The rrat0e.tin ths IL the sam- ~ IN tho Copp
c;ses-c cs1:-Kadx1rs Ready Relief Regulating f!s n
Eeso ,ent ,
.n .,aet1;1es affected In rr1rnsr SIMILAR TO Gyer@. but
aisss dee G.. Thick attacks II pee7asy 81
Ia ce1blc r,y take to led POISON to he des
IL knew lrt nf that kind The arid fu
K Csareoal mis- :at .ssl.r 3es tsUet!nes prolu
IL i.A.ut1t OF sddt Ntich 1nsy be edctnay to
BIZ t.1ei By the Relic. and negalasax Plls
en- p.rrx-xAIyTts tro T.x1nr.xUtx
up ,.r..,onav tuser toza4 uost datTesars synpoEs-t
. former on E:eas hey md lie LII e n
1ser eou a1seueo ths eos1osaro eeloI
Fiber t.:te at tines, cnsidahle ncfsAe ~
at nf the lover fa Of the threat which see
10 extend TIE brest feauen. hIccou&h soGtt!ne
J. fnEg sensation ~hleh come. nd tees vs5y sudden
These NJ Of The tymptoas which fay oeSrr tos1
r. sep.raity it1.A curious fae. that sooe people
:. fesiJ eajoy tse best os heata, hsyus r.
, 1859-10-15
IFrpsa anolheE Correspondent. ]

0suKoau, Oct Il. 1854.
We started on the excursion train that LETT
Chicago yesterday morning, with "goodly
conpanic" Of people and train Of twenty pas
scnger cars and two locomotives. The day was
fine and every one seemed in good spirits. Ar
rived safe!y ut JancsviEle at II p. L., and had
dinner at the Hyatt uouse at cost Of fifty
cents each and u good jun, and by using
proper force made passable dinner. 1t the
different places along the line Of the road we
were welcomed By guns and cheers, which were
responded 10 by our spence maker" on the
Inst car, and the voices of the passengers.
AHivel ut Fond du Lac ut P. H., and were
welcomed by torch light procession mud con-
Quoted to the Lewis House, where preparations
had been rnade for supper. Alter supper almost
all adjourned 10 Armory Hall, where they were
engaged in tripping the light fantastic toe"
till the "wee sma' hours" The citizens Of
Fond du Lac had made preparations for Sleep
ing the Whole party, and by sending around to
private houses every one was provided for.
Fond du Lac deserves much praise for the
generous why in which they looked out for tie
comfort Of the party
tits pleasant little city, and rcjoices much
in being connected directly with Chicago by
railway.
I.c!f Fond du Lac this morning at Of o'clock,
and arrived at Oshkosh Mt 10l o'clock, md were
welcomed by great crowd.
Preparations had been made for the whole
party to 60 on to Appleton By steam boat, but
as it looked very like storm, It was given ur,
and the boats proceeded on IN excursion up
the Wolf River.
This place seems quito business point, but
is suffering from the great fire in June last.
There arc bu. two small hotels, and this is tl.e
reason the city lid not make public thing Q!
| the reception, rs it would have been impossible
to haye accommodated onc-halr Of the excur-
zionists. like the looks Of Oshkosh very
much, and they also feel tile importance Of their
connection with Chicago. Hon. n. .. Ogden
is thought much Of, and every one considers
that i. has been through his efforts that The road
| has been built
The Cadets attracted great attention all the
way, and MS write they are drilling for the bcn
| GIFT Of the good people Of Oshkosh, and By th'
crowd looking on / should judge that they ell
joyed it very much.
Take it all together. the excursion has beer
| SUCCESS, mud every one hns enjoyed it VASTLY
/ Chicago.
, 1859-10-15

To L.oron DEALERS AND DEroc1srs-The sub
scriber has the agency for G. q. Paoli Co.'S
sunszior Cologne Spirits, Pure Spirits and Alco-
hol.
These goods we're awarded first premiums at
TIC Worlds Fair. held in New Ioik, 1853, and
ID The late u S. Fair IN this city.
LIQUOR dealers will find these goods desl-
deratum for its purity. uniformity and mildness
preferable to any other in mixing with fine
imported liquors.
Arrays on hand and sold at lowest market
prices. Apply to
LEWIS ]. MAoxrssoS,
oc1s.Ct S. South Water street.
, 1859-10-15

RrasrS T. NEwcoxn's M1SsTREls.-Th's e1-
ecllcnt troup Of ,lninstre1s siTe their last per-
70, nance this season tonight Mt Metropolitan
Hall. During every evening this week the hall
has been we'll filed. and the entertainments
have been Of most amusing as well as enter
aiming character,
, 1859-10-15

LITTLE Folks DlsArroISrEn.-Ne learn That
the Sabbath School procession Of the entire
sAbbatl, Schools of this city, announced to
come of On October e2d, has been postponed on
account Of several Of our city Schools not CO.
operating viii, the Chicago sanday School In
ion in tic effort.
, 1859-10-15
nnantnc OF the Chicago and hoFth.
Western Railway.

icorrsspoade0se q Tue l'ess IN, .oa ~ :, ,s,4
..,csu;shcd *kc,ch Is VIC were lear
l sea' -. ,.;.,, a.,,,...,nt na,tv Of
'og ''. "aass ,,'a"s,nd f.nez:s a intent on being
ABOUT eno"saAo 49,, H.. s-er,h,dv r,se
harps 'ne''se''es 49,. us..a c7.;.,ro mn, Sortb-
D.p ...- p.;,,~s~ to + ,lc y;nnclaco. Our c:ti-
;.,, ..,c,, n r.r.rd ihis
.sn, ~ Iee .a rnost imnort.u, events in tue hi.
49, ~ the c;tv. From J.nesville 10 Fond du
-. A.. country was ull new to most Of US, ind
, 1859-10-15

a MISSIONER The journal places its COIL
mcnt upon the shocking condition Of State street
under the head Of "7r.f<s HgAt az cir" We
trust those whose businessi it should be to re-
pair that i'll kept street, viii not consider itsue'
a frif1e oftcr all,
, 1859-10-15

CTRAY.-Two stray beef cattle
eaaento drove Vtile passnk the san.sn's O.
ry way to Me=sss- lIou1h's packing tou.a S1d 1t!:
and .l de- c-inn. The receive PIT fos thezz
II calling R H. o. $. Honkh Aad prsseonE desGiP
ton of eaid c..le Ct proving them. E. X. AuLARD.
keHt1Mx
, 1859-10-15
THE CITY il.

PERSONAL George +. Root, Esq. the widely
known musical composer, is in the city lie is:
to hold u series Of Musical Conventions in the
Northwest.
, 1859-10-15

RrconuEa's CorRr.-1n the Recorders Court
yesterday. tie horse thief, Myers, was convicted
and received q term Of seven years' imrrison-
mcnt.
, 1859-10-15

hER0SESE.-EFeEF aCcsueuL lAat las lQAo"cH
hard upon its predecessor in the daily press
while it has swelle1 the number of the victims
Of burning fluid md camphene, has hastened
the banishment Of the destroyer. Where gas
cannot be introduced Kerosene is largely tax
ing the place Of Ill other il!uminators, in some
important points rivalling eren gas ITSELF Two
points in the question as to Kerosene are now
decided in Chicago. The supply Of pure, clear,
odorless oil is abundant, mud the Hale and
Knapp burners arc completely successful.
The former, with the Bostod Kerosene Oil, all
from the Lamp Emporium No. la6 South Clark
street, is the best, cheapest, and most easily
managed Light we ever taw- Ar. Noble is it.
PRODUCING new feature too. in the shape Of II
regular supply Of Kerosene, delivered to custo-
mers in oil parts of the city. Giye the matter
attention MI who are in doubt what light to use.
HoNE AoA1S.-About quarter past nine
o'clock last evening the field-piece that accom-
panied the Oshkosh Excursion reported its re-
turn to our city, from one of the most delight
full aud pleasant expeditions Of the kiud that
crer left Chicago on simlfnr purpose, thanks
to the liberal minded managers Of the North
western Railway. The company lett Fond du
Lac at . A. ~, yesterday. A portion Of The
party stopped at Janesvi!le to run up to Madi-
son last evening for glance at the beautiful
capital Of our sister State, aud to return to-
day. Full notes Of the excursion will appear
on Monday
CHICAGO AcABEu. or NATIONAL Sc1EScEs-4t
4 regular meeting of the Chicago Academy Of
Sciences, held at the Museum, Tuesdny cyen-
ing, Oct. l1th, 1857, The following donations
were received:
Box Of fossils from Z. r. Conner, Iowa City,
Iowa Lot of fossil shells from 4. S. Randall,
Joliet, III. Flying squirrel from ". P. Couklin,
Waukesha, Wis. Fossil wood feom II. \. Hal
sey, Adrian, Mich. Gopher and gray squirrel
! from Iowa, By Jno. II. Woodwosth. Specimens
| Of cactus from this latitude werc presented by
Dr. E. Andrews.
| Jno. u. Woodworlh exhibited i fragment Of
meteoric stone, belonging to the Museum Of the
University Of Chicago, which fell ut Rogers
Grove, Linn Co., Iowa, February, 1877.
4 Ealuable paper was read by Or. Jno. 4,
Eauch, on the properties of ozone, discovered,
by him in 1s5I-a.
J.. S. Jewell, Of Atilla, ILL.,, read IN interesting
paper, describing one Of the caves in Southern
! Illinois. JSo. II. Woopwonrn,
| Secretary pro tem-
How VAS TnA7:-W find the following par
ugraph in Springfield exchange, uithzeferencc
to affair that recently transpircd at the capi.
ta1 of our State. Some one should be sent oft
| as detective after these detectives. Hear whst
, 1859-10-15

pie. '0f course. in so large company, there
was good deal Of canrassing for rooms, but in
half m hours time all were safely provided for
ut the Lewis House and the other hotels, or
bilcted cut among tue citizens.
Supper over, the company repaired to Armory
Hall, where, to the music Of the Chicago Light
Guard Band, the lads and 1asses we're chasing
away the small hours,' when ...lese few
lines " were closed for The morning mail. Ry
The way. Asmory Hall is really an honor 10 the
city Of Fond du Lac. It fairly beats our own
Metropolitan both in size and arrangement.
Chicago will hnve to try again before she excels
this lately connected sister cit5.
Taken rs whole, the day has been one Of
unnlloyed enjoyment. Geo. l.. Dunlap, E>q.,
Superintendent, and E. Dewitt Robinson, Esq,
hare been every here contributing to the plea
sure Of their guests. The immense train drawn
by two powerful locomotives, WAS managed
With perfect ease. Not jar Of any kind has
occurred to mar our enjoyment
, 1859-10-15

E- yichoti Conchas!l Comerciante
L. Orleans Regalia de Londres II La Meier
De Ia Habana!!!!! Choice aud select brands
Of Cigars Just received By D. ". Co1bin i Co.,
IS South Clark street Try them
, 1859-10-15

A Losrxo GAhE--A, De Kalb county zuast
named Frederick Redlo0, complains that in the
course Of spree be was having here on Thurs
day night with atotal stranger, the latter seized
his rural friends wallet, containing $40, and
made of. When the {ool-kilIer goes over the
ground agaiu thoroughly, there will be fewer
s,cl, casnI
, 1859-10-15

e~ See advertisement Of Cornell l. Co.'S
two.thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. ls; Lake st.
aua,-1y
, 1859-10-15

YOUNG MES's CHRISTIAN Assoc1ArIcS.-The
regular monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will take place On Aon-
day evening next, the 18th inst, at II o'clock.
a. their Rooms, Methodist Block. all yonng
men are invited to attend.
A,C, LgcklE, Rec Sec'v.
, 1859-10-15
u I E D
I0st and Found.

In ths eils. Oh Tie l::h ln.t., JOSIAH Il. GLRotl
a3ei Is e.Is AID months.
, 1859-10-15

Range of the Thermometer, for the week,
taken by +. L. 0'Hnra, Apothecary and Pbar-
1naceutist, No. 90 West Randolph ST.. corner Of
, 1859-10-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

T Go to Johu Jones. 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll done and ut prices to suit the times
, 1859-10-15

An JOB CASES, nearly new, at
~ r.tss and Tribune o5ot. q Cazk srcet
WM q. RAND.
, 1859-10-15
Chicago l. Milwaukee Railroad Co.
TO Fun 4 SPECIAL TRAIN
To the Cemetery, for tie present, sa


WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
OF EACH WEEK.
At N hour stat will enable rersoas to sptnd leur
In the Cemetery At time Of dsY which will notntesferc
with business.
Cemetery alr. uati: further aetee. will ran follows:
Leave Chicago. 1rs pm. IN Wednesday and Saturday.
Leave Kas44u 1t Is tJr anf arrive at Chicago IT..
P.unna Etsa.rE 10 vs!t ts Cemetery GIouncs hy FRI
conveyance tzte tie chGl ANT EyRnson 0save
HAD running north frctn Clark street, By the Ltts
Fo.traad via Eoumanvle ohlce ope firm m. tospnl.
J.V.z.1LASEi, President.
/. 7. s11.xA<, Secretary. au31.2:t1 3ua
, 1859-10-15

TLAVCRING EXTRACTS,
T. PURE, or OUR gWN MASUfAcTuRE..
- For eals byJ. Il. REID d CO., ~ l& StAest.
, 1859-10-15
Teln advertisements.


I. a.asoa 70 reesst 1istr.<... m Ill, as1 a Il.
L.aI14y Popsr, Of the 3artA Et-.- 1a.-hea4-y
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vTT N,srCn H. - C:.l 1.x1
NJ AN LIBBY C1HHie denLlc-
uan IN pziysse f1raiy ea The Sou:h ste 70, the
Winter. veil fnrnsked 1opm Of g,ed s!1s xlEout tua:
- - :, =, - -
M AN 1ED-A c3n1u FUrnlsheu
" hou.. fe. the W.nt:r months. AG:res. boz es34.
'1':.e-:
NET NF}sEn-A Part tnnr-Ap oe
IT. Hr 1st & f, Ta e. e sae ?
With the country tsa3e pr feT:a- uLquesaonaae
so, :, eyen e Ia a n Fo ~ ~
fee- \. oetsAGso3w
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ETN7FfAT1E1N- ~ A 1aHv frnm tho
fT. 49,. ~ xo+,~ s,t.... 1..s -.
LAX nfsitesto s11*ooa " tIo 3uuh* n4es lnto 0et
ianIly 70 eosass ke1esEaees G3s1n Aco required Ad-
dEssa foss Qace hok ltSa oels3&
NDAP! SOAF!-Sltnation wanted
, 1859-10-15
4~ L. e. PAfNE FREfR.
Nastsr in Chaneeiy of Cook Ctu1tY-
ChlaEo, October l%th. 1872 oeltA&9 ID

VONfNISSIONERS' NOTICE.
Public notice u hereby given to Ill pefsans interested
that the undersigned Commer. appointed By tha Com.
oo Council of tho city Of chifo = asseas ths su of
tsts il the Wet Ds!dn, BY him det tod tsn+atsd ty
P4sknx md Serve Il. tbs Aisy running tbrouxh 1t
Room No 1 In ths House lbs 81 tay Of Oeto.
bay 1885, the hour Of 10 o'clock oF II pup ~ Of
naaktnx aRld AtstAsnenf. q. A. aNA1.
sapt. SPECIAL Aasess1ents ad conni.~en.I'.
Ihlcaso October t5&h. 1857. oela n3t1S+
, 1859-10-15

4 CCI1ON SALE OF LU MBER-
IL Whereas quanty Of lumber Of *att- u tsAAs I'D
qualities has bean htErtotore taHafsrseu m deirrI
tie Nerch.nts :av'nts Loan md TE1*t COMPANY ~ n*o
~ 1awland Co., toshfHl aec.Efty Inr sttsess Of
esIt Henry Howand Co. to The MD COMPANY p Yttou
Of With 5teusasl !, nov past due. Su~
La.a .nd rsn,t Cenisny wl o. ae ah Ia e y lebsr
public sucaon 10 the 6xa<t tor :, nueh
thereof shall hs tn sasesy tbs portion Or Al
correr Of south talk and Month tn he ty Of CHI
clz1 whe" id lumber situated Buyers p!s7ss es and
Inspect sid lumber osfots day nt tas
srJta ta311.3t }. II. DESuANs Ffeal6eet-
rhe ab. re z1e postponed until tbs :tth Of Oetohee
next time and pae. xhera tho rers.n!nk rosos Of
the lumber viii b. sold without for e..Ah-
ocio+AS1td J. II. pCSuAN, "rext.
, 1859-10-15

~ Read the statement below made ly
Prof E. n Kent. Chemist, New York Thea
calliand purchase Kerosene or Coal Lamp nt
the Lamp md Oil Emporium, leg South Clark
street.
To produce the same amount Of light Is from
one gallon Of Kerosene Oil at $1.50, will re-
, 1859-10-15
:
FOND DU Lac

wa greeted by 4he ringing Of bells md the
booming Of cannon; the c'ty wes finely inun''
pated, and the streets we1c crowded "ath Peo'
, 1859-10-15

DECEIVERS S Al E.-On the
IL 1sth da7 Of October ln.s ut 10 L. shall e1pcsa
for ne public auction the y! W. ~ HatiAs
Co.. No. 7t Dearborn stte.t. the following property:
3cAzpets. ChA.Fs. sofa. Eaanrnu. ee4istkadA
Is yalulonA Law and oaax bou&l. T*rn4 cub.
r. l.. SHERMAN,
ocr.aSs.M Receiver Of WA. FuKDKAx.
, 1859-10-15

TOR SALE.-The Subscriber will
RET! public anetlon the ghrat hdtr fer caAh
TUESDAY, Nov. l. 1859, 10 o'clock A. AZ his ctee<
No. IL Marine ank, chicago. t~o evfasn p.asnts t.sa*A
prvenent IN Raktrs 0ala lIarve4ass" nnd knp~n
Atkina' Autonatnn Reaper md RAkef which Patent 3
daiet Deeen&E sis 1857 as4ed 0etoher H. lf3t snd
the ether for Riba upon Pasfnsue o. Ke.s<rs dated
Arl 7+ta, lsaa both Of which Iu aaEre t. J. g.
WJiEtt and Afterwards hv e<.3 nf Arkntatn mads A-1
sxeeaf<l D<cuoer Ill ISL, duly asakn.a Aed conveyed
JAMES cLApp.
AE4Gpe4nf
ocS a&Ntt US. WRIGHT,
, 1859-10-15
NllAnt&Q.

N NAETED-A Partner who has
some c7sh capital to erkast IN huy:pg md seiog
Grain. Addfez& GRAIN, tn1 ~, Chicago. oclAxA
, 1859-10-15

ITO RENT-On Wabash Avenue
IL Arex 1r.te.ass brick Dwelling. thsee stoIe1 sod
tANmca lucte rear Twelfth s.cst lie house eoutasa
viii ean:e furuser, hot and co w2teE. xe
piv H. !. Az EN L. 80 Wabash avenue. m to B.
THOMAS + CO, c1ea No. AsthoGst klosk+ eosner OF
Cta.k and Washtaxfoh ze1re's. ctD1-T
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-10
NEWS by TELEGRAPH,
New YORK, Aug. ION
By THE 3. 4 W.. LINE. rnygz

NEW YORK, Aug. lO-M
The steamship America has arrived from
Southampton on the 26th nit, and brings
London papers of that morning.
The second clifton of the London Times
of Tuesday gives the preliminaries Of peace,
as drawn up at Villa France as follows:
The two Emperors are to favor the forma-
ton of an Italian confederation; that the
confederation shall be under the honorary
Presidence of the Holy Father, the Pope.
The Emperor of Austria cedes to the En-
peror of France his rights in Lombardy, ex-
cepting the fortresses Of Mantua and Per-
chaera, which rights the Emperor of France
will hand over to the King of Sardinia.
Venitia forms part of the Italian confedera-
ton, but remains under the crown of
Austria.
The Dukes of Tuscany and Modena re-
turn, under condition of general amnesty.
Both Emperors willask the Holy Pope to in
troduce Indispensable reforms for full and
complete amnesty granted to all people.
The corvette Plymouth arrived on the 23d
ultimo. sa
The ship Pirra, from Calcutta to Liver
pool, has been lost at sea. Twenty of her
crew and passengers were drowned.
The London Times of the 25th ult., says
that four notices were offered in the House
of Commons on the subject connected with
the military and navy defenccs of the British
Empire. .s-ia - :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-10
To the Public.

IL SO far, have been very wet ones, causing many
OF our rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing up the water In the creeks and bayous, and
flooding to considerable extent the bottom
lands; when the rivers recede, which may be ex-
pected soon, then the large surface of decayng veg
etabie matter exposed to the scorching rays Of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
fatal In its course, sweeping whole States, and
sparing neither age nor sex in Its conquering
march.
After residence of more than twenty years in
the middle and Southern States, we think we have
discovered medicine which, to certain extent,
Is preventative Of the attacks Of billions fever,
ague, &C., and rs such we recommend our Magnolia
Whisky. -.
We wish the public to understand that we are
not urging upon them the use Of strong Liquors as
abeveragc. We and always have been, opposed to
their being used in that way but il people will use
them such, let them have by all means n
pure article. that Will keep them in health, and
lsnghen instead of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose to sell always pure and unaduterated Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and little for the stom-
ach's sake III required, AMI will challenge an in
spection 10y the best chemists in this any other
country, to find any impurity adulteration i'm
the whisky branded by US, "Allis & Howes Mag
nolia." II is warranted, il is distilled from the
cora, rye, or wheat, with slight addition Of good
cistern water. We have no doubt many persons
have been ruined in health, if not actually killed, py
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Allis uowes' pure Magnolia should be in gen.
eral use. Just received aud in store for sale
10 y pipes ass'd Brandes odd from 10 81 d gal.
= II - pipes do (old) from 3 TO 81 "a gal.
4 pipes Holland Gin 3 pnncheons old Rum.
APP ALLIS H0WES. Wafer II.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-10
Last Nights Dispatches.
wAsHISeros, Aug. 9-Px

WASHINGTON, Aug. ppm
1t is stated that during the last term OF
the U. S. Cicuit Court, at Albany, several
indictments were found, under the law of
1915, which prescribes fines and imprison-
meuts for engaging in, or aiding aud abet-
ting the importation of Africans within the
jurisdiction of the United States. As the
law of 1920, which makes the offense piracy,
to be visited with death, does not, in ex-
press language, repeal the former statutes,
grave question has arisen, involving the
poipt whether there can be any choice of
the above mentioned punishments, for while
public sentiment at the South is against the
greater, juries had, it is said, expressed a
disposition to render yerdicts carrying with
them the less severe punishment.
The opinion is entertained here, among
distinguished gentlemen, Notwithstanding
the established rule of interpreting statutes,
the question win probably be brought be-
fore the Supreme Court of the United States
for its decision. @ -aF