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SENATOR TooMBs AND THE NAVY YARDS Senator
Toombs, OF Georgia, in his recent speech on the
revenue question said:
i"f our appropriations for navy yards have gone
to the building of houses for officers and making of
fower-pots and all that kind of thing, at cost OF
S2,OOO,O0O and it will be no less as long as YOU
will pay it, but will go up to 81 100000, If YOU do
not stop it. There 81 600 900 that you have no
need for at all. You have 5000 sailors to man your
navy. You have not increased them of late wears,
and you have now 900 men in your navy wards to
help them--civilians. You have carried their num-
Der up from 5000 to 5000. You have eight navy
yards England has over $50 ships and she has
two navy yards. You have eight, conveniently
located all about the country and it is q cause oil
reproach to good democrats, for the enemy say we
keep people there to cheat them in elections and
God is my judge, am afraid there is something
in it /" -. Tt.- ff tts Eft
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leaving balance in circulation of only. 3sO70 IS
let, by examination it appears that from
December list, 1854, to December 1st. 1856, there
was taken up with the fund appropriated for the
purchase OF Indebtedness, the of SAT $685. so of
different kinds of canal indebtedness an excess of
nearly $40, 600 more than there was outstanding.
The examination has not been carried through
Gov. Mattesons administration, but from the tre-
mendous fraud which has come to light, the fears
are that other developments will be made showing
the State to have been imposed to the extent Of
several hundred thousand dollars in the way of
fraudent scrip.-IHinois State Journal
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Average W All safes v d| W y v Ia gk
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE The business has been to
grades. The quality did not run as good as last week
Prime quality is scarce and our outside quota
tons. Among the tran actions day was the sale of
fine Durham fatted by Joseph Ketchum at Yates co
N. Y, weighing at Bergen HILL n j., 200 lbs sold tn
to Geo. Haws for S220 We quote prices from to 10
cts and for extra, 11911H cts, premium 12Gl3x cts
Milch Cows-Yery little doing; prices are unchanged
We quote at $25diS5-as to quality.
Veal Caives-The trade is moderate at sac cents;
extra 6k cents. The stock is ample for the demand.
Sheep and Lambs.-The market has been active at
full rates We quote at 50 5o7, and few extra sI1
per head. i..'.- -.f- l-l Is- : l{--la
Sales OF 42I head by Thos c. Larkn for s2794 49, By
James McCarty, 6S4 head for So, ,S3267. By NcGwin
O'Brien, 969 head for So O05.03 #fl
Swine.-There is a good demand from butche RS Pack
ers are not cutting F..f ---sg F1tTFAss - q
Western dressed hogs are scarce. We Quote heavy
Western at al cts gross light 5a5X cts and heavy
dstillery at6S cts. - 80. fsTE-
PaILADELPHIA MARKETS, February 2a-Eveniug
There is nothing doing in Quercitron Bark, and no
change in the market The receipts and are light
In Cotton the movement continues small, and prices
There is rather more inquiry today and
some 400 bushels have been in lots at 26 20
per bushe mostly at the latter rate for good seed limo
thy and flaxseed are unchanged al a., 80 > !
There is little demand for Flour either for exort
home The market, however. frm but uuiet at
the late advance with sales Of 800 bbs supertne
to note in lots at $5S7xG6 for the latter for yood
straight brands 600 bbs extra and extra famiIv
SO up So so per bbl, brand quality
and 600 bbls Brandywne terms kept private The
trade are buying in small at the above rates in
cuding fancy brands at $6757 SO per Dbl. Rye Flour
10 held at and Corn Meal at $362k pcr bb without
anything doing in either.
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The Diorio de la Marina Havana says that the
Spanish squadron that station consists of thirty
vessels carrying 402 guns, and to it will be added
the ship of the line Francisco de Ass, the screw
steamer Princessa de Asturias, and the side wheel
steam frigate Isabel ii.
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AMERICAN TRAcT SOCIErY.-The meeting Of the
Executive Committee of this Society was held in
New York on Monday, February 81, Rev. DR.. De
Witt, in the Chair. The Assistant Treasurer re-
ruary 81, 1859, for publications, were S2O7 ,43S 98
being $5,279 81 than in the corresponding
months of the previous year. Receipts in Donations
from April l, to February 81 S97 S7075, being ST.,
previous year. Letters were read from France
and from the Missions in Turkey, Burmah. and
China, and also from our principal Foreign Mission
Boards, showing the wants of foreign and pagan
lands, and appropriations made for the Socie-
tys current year for the several Missions in China,
amounting to $4,000; for Burmah Siam, and
Assam, 81 200; for Northern and Southern India,
81 800; for the Armenians, Armeno- Turkish. Tur-
kish, Bulgarians, and others in Turkey and Syria
$4,000; for Italy, $500; Russia $780, France, 500;
and other appropriations amounting in all to Sl5,-
900, the whole to be remitted before April l, when
the Society's year ends.
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Yesterday morning at half-past two o'clock, off
Ger Vane discovered the house No. so Caroln,
street, to be on fire. On entering the building he
found that fire had been kindled under the stair
way, and was rapidly spreading. He called for as
sistance, and officer Ness and himself after much
exertion succeeded in putting it out Rich Ray
up to Wednesday last, was in the occupancy of th
building, but on that day he moved out. The pro
perty belongs to George Schillenberger, and is in
sured in the Firemen's Insurance Office The fire
was undoubtedly the work of an ncendiary.
At half-past five o'clock yesterday morning
two-story brick stable on lIerews alley, Madi-
son street, was destroyed by fire. There were TIVE
horses in the stable when the fire was first observed
but they were safely removed. The building was
owned and occupied by r. H. Love, and was fully
insured in the Firemen's Insurance Office. Th,
| fire was the work of an incendiary
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ILLINOIS STATE INDEBTEDNEss.-The startling
fraud which has been perpetrated upon the State
has prompted some investigation into the amount
of scrip and other evidences of indebtedness which
have from time to time been issued by the ate
1t appears that the lst of December, 1916, the
total amount of interest scrip, dated March 1st,
1S40: ~. IS
In circulation $2S6724 70
Amount of Canal Indebtedness 296 1853 9s
Ninety days checks. 3l5 90
Accepted contractors orders. ....... 10 943 90
Scrip issued by Gov Ford ga S37 Is
Total in circulation Dec1 1S46.......,. sG7 O79 IS
Of the above there was funded, during Governor
French's term, dated July lst, ls47: Il
In bonds for the principal s762 900 90
for lost or stolen scrip. ............... 600 90
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Col. Walter w. W. Bowie, of Prince Georges,
tanning two hundred and seventeen acres, to Mar
sham Waring, Esq, for SIS, ,190-about $40 per
acre.
The New York Tribune understands that Broad
way Theatre and Niblo's are to be pulled down to
make room for stores
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The Railroad Convention

New York, Feb A.-Nothing was decided upon
at the meeting to-day Of the Railroad Presidents.
! Matters look about as yesterday. The Convention
is holding another meeting tonight, and will finally
| adjourn to the Sth of March without taking any
| action.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-23

cS-Mr Pinkeuon, who established the all.
minlslralion paper Of Cleveland, has sued U. S,
Marshal Johnson, Post Master Harrington, and
Collector Parks of Cleveland, for the support
promised him provided he would establish the
NotioaGl Democrat. These Officials promised
him cer'ain ammount Of government pap, aud
Johnson agreed TO have his deputies procure
him csrtsin nnmh'r ofsIbSeibers al of which
promises have been violated. (Wny don't Deputy
Marshal Wesicott so to work aud &c, some sub.
scrlbers for his masters organP) In Toledo,
Post Master Hunt is seeking to avoid the paw
ment OF 81 300 subscribed for the Herald, since
it will not support Buchanan. AtGrand Rapids
Michigan, the editor of the administration organ
is about TO sue the post master Tor promised
support. And so /, goes Poor Mr.. Buchanan
didn', get the $50 010 010 Cuba fln to distrih-
ute among his pets, AMI consequently he is very
much embarrassed lnr the means necessary 10
support the men who do his dirty work,
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s9'Another purely pro-slivery democratic
jury has been summoned 10 sit ia judgment up
on the citz,ns Of Oberlin who are now in ial
at Cleveland because they would not b, quiet
while Southern Slave catchers were endeavor-
ing TO kidnap negro and force him into bond
oge. A. G.. Howell. of the Howell House, is
one of the number selected. Tie sturdy Oak
or BEACH" did not make Ills demonstration
quite soon enough TO secure the position In
speaking of the jury, the Toledo Blade says:
We arc som ,what acquainted with a large
portion OF the persons nam ID, and to the extent
OF our knowledge, they arc mainly known for
their active subserviency in the support of the
present Administration. AS in the former case,
th're are among them few opponents Of Blu
chenan Demmocarcy, bat their number is pru-
dently fixed below that Of the perem ptory cha-
lenges allowed the District Attorney. so that
any unwllingness they might have to playing
the role assigned these Juries will not be permit.
ted to emboIrass the programme of the Federal
officers"
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15-The crops throughout the Eastern and
Northern portions of this State were seriously
injured by the late frost The wheat suffered
most Notwithstanding this injury, it is esti.
mated that the State will produce more than an
average crop of wheat as an unusual breadth
was put in last fall. Corn will generally recover
from its injuries, and we anticipate much
greater yield then has ever before been known in
Ohio. Altogether, the future looks we'll for
farmers, and when they prosper, everyb ody
thrtyCs
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lIoiI of Honor.

Next week, aud We kly thereafter we shall
publish the receipts on subscription o the Jour
nal The names Of subscribers, their 2. o. ad-
dress, aud the amount paid, will be published -
by preserving the paper in which this is printed,
the person paying will huvc receipt Tor his
money. We hope our subscribers will not let The
Roll of Honor appear bia for want Of names
Especially would we like to SEQ the first list II
7n1dci one
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Foreign News.

lTem5nuOu5 DaJIe! Inc Allied For
ces Probably Victorious !-12,OO0
Austrians Killed 1000 Taken
Prisonersl--9,000 Of the Allied
Army Killed !-Marshll Canrobers
Mortally Wounded MILAN Evacu-
ated by the Austriansl
Farther PoISr, Below QusBsc, June l3.
The steamship Aagio. Saron from Liverpool
on the Sth inst, passed this point this morning
bound for q leb3c She brings most mportant
news from the seat of war. great blttls has
been fought n,ar Milan, in which the A1sttiins
were defeated with the loss of 2j 900 killed and
disabled, and 5000 were slken prisoners.
The Ftench loss isstated at H. 000 The Aus
trians have evacuated Milan.
LATER.
A desperate 5lttle was lou5ht at NJ iganta, on
the 4th OF Jun', b5twesn the Allied army under
tue Emperor Napoleon, aud The Austrian army,
under General II ss in which unlm forces
were engaged on both sides
The Emperor Napoleon in his dispatches TO
the Empress at the ruilcres, clli,n3 decisive
victory, saying that his army took 1000 prison
ers, disabled l2,000 and captured three cannons
and two Standards. lie estimates tho loss OF his
army at 5000, but it was rumored in Paris tha [
VI.
II is reported that from $50 900 to 10000
Austrons, and 10000 French engaged in the
ba tile
The Austrian accounts differ wi lely from
those OF the French Their bulletins speak OF
several battles b'ing fous slit with VARYING sue
SIS on both sides. 1t was sill IN decided on
tlie night OF tho 9Th, as to who g,iusd the vic.
tory. Great losses on both sides are reported
Gn E'pnisall of the sHcOn corps darmce,
IL 4, N ~ L. r.
corps was mortally wounlel. Gen McMahon,
commanding corps dar nee hal been created
Marshal, and Duk, D'Mtsnla as reward for
his bravery on the battlulied.
Five Of the French Marshas and Generals
were wounded. Marshal Count B,raguuy de
lli'liers had been supercee,el in his command
OF the irst corps de armae by General Forey.
-Four Austrian Generals aud five OF the staff
officers were wounded at the battle.
There had been general revolt at Milan and
the neoplc had declared in favor of the King of
Sardinia.
The Austrians retired from Milan, and the
city had not yet been occupied by The French.
Later rumors dctrac; from the Fen h the VIC
tory at Magenta. II was believed that propo-
sails Of peace would follow the entrance of the
French army into Milan.
The details of the latest news BY the Europa
reporting the Autrans in retreat across the Ii.
cino is fully confirmed
The French crossed the Ticino at Bu(r,lora
and Tutbigo. There was considerable lighting
at both places.
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sale of RenI IistnIe nv % rder ~ dinnr1-

Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
IN the 25th day ofJuly, A. ID. 1859, between the
~ hours of o'clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock p. M., ut
the door OF the court house in the city of Tin SEN
eca County. Ohio, will be sold the highest bidder
the blowing real estateas the property of John Com
ally. deceased, to witt The west quarter of the north
half OF the northwest quarter OF section number one
'O,township four (4), United States Reserve; also,
the west quarter of the south half of the south west
quarter of section number thrtysix (3G), township
three (3 United States Reserve, situated in the Coun-
ty of Wood in the state of Ohio. containing forty
acres of land more less, free and unncumbered by
dover.
Terms OF sale, one-third cash in hand the balance
in and two years thereafter with interest from the
day of sae the deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on said premises. u. II. BAGBY,
June 23-7w4S2.75. Admir- j. Comaly
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Notice to Contractors.
ME- will let to the lowest respo nsiblc bidder on
w the 2nd day ofJuly, 1859, at . o'clock p NJ.
the construction OF Bridge the Portage River
on the county line road, between the counties of San
dusky and Wood. Plans and specifications can be
at the residence ofthe undersigned on and fer
the 10th OF june II. L. WOOD.
Commissioner of Wood Connty
SANFORD BAKER
Com, of Sandusky Co.
June 9-5w4Sl75
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0C-At the recent election OF delegates to
the Kansas Constitutional Convention. the Re-
publicSns secured a majority OF seven. Three
days before the election, six or seven hundred
lrishmen were furnished with voting papers u,
Leavenworth and Doniphan, and levies were
made ON Missouri, but all 10 no parnose.
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worth from
Gold Watches, English Lever Pat
ent Lever and Lapines $50 90 to 500 90
Silver Watches, Patent Lever, full
jeweGd, hunting cases, open face
and cylinder escapement, IL 90 to 40 90
Gold Lockets--Lnrge size, four glass.
es, and two glasses with spring
| large and small size with snap. 2 50t IL 90
Cameo. Mosaic. Florentine. Painted
| Lava, Goldstone Garnet and Coral
Sets of Pins and Drops. 90 to % 90
Ladies Gold Guard Chuus Fancy
Chains, Chatelaines, 90 to Is 90
Gents Fob and V est Chains, 10 90 to 80 90
! Sets Cameo Goldstone Painted Mo.
| suic Garnet, Onyx, Engraved
Plain Gold Sleeve Buttons and
| Bosom Studs, 90 to lG 90
Gold Pencils with Pens large me-
| dium and small, so to so
| Silver Pencils, with Gold Pens, large
| medium and SIN al size, double and
single extension cases. 00to 90
| Gents Heavy Signet Rings, Ladies'
Gold Chased and Plain Rings, l 90 to so
Gents Gold Bosom Pins, Cluster,
with Opal Scarf Pins, Onyx, Gar
net Sc, soto 90
Rich Silk Dress Pattcrs, "a UOto 80 90
Cam 30, Mosaic, Coral, Garnet Chas.
| ed and Plain Oval Bracelets, 90 to 80 90
Silver and Gold rhmbles, 80 TO 90
| Gents Pen aud Pocket kufe, soto ] 50
! Pearl and Morocco porte-monnes, 80 to 50
Toothpicks, Watch Keys, Guard
Slides, 90 to 80
Gold Crosses, small Medium and
large, 90 to so
! besides other GlttS, comprising large ana Vlua-
! BILE assortment Of miscellaneous artices varying
| from 81 to $40
! Tho proprietors of the OLDEST ESTABLISHED
| GIFT BOOK STORE IN THE UNITED STATES
for the uninterrupted which crowned their
earnest efforts please during the last four years
would return their sincere thanks to to the hundreds
OF thousands who have i'll past tme tit to bestow
their liberal patronage upon them; and would further
assure them, and the public generally that their Ion
experience and established capital warrant them in
Offering greater inducements than ever. and such as
are out uf reach of any similar establishment in the
! country; and propose, in this
THE FIFTH YEAR
! of their location in New-l York, to introduce
! NEW FEATURES,
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS,
| GIFTS GREATER VALUE AND VARIETY,
A STILL LARGER AND BETTER SELECTED
| STOCK OF BOOKS
Commissions aud nducementst to clubs and to agents
who are willing to devote theI time to our bus.
ness; that those who desire can have
! H4S~GIFrS AND BOOKS WITHOUT MONEY. ..esZ
| We shall endeavor to establish an agent in every
town in the United States, that all who will, may
! hcnciit by our liberal system of trade.
| We have appointed +. A. HIGGINS, our duly au-
thorized agent tor Perry sburg and vicinity. who will
receive forward all orders with attention and dis
patch.
! 4 NEW AND REVISED CATALOGUE,
ready tor distribution, containing every desirable
book, old, now in print; and acknowledged by
| librarians aud literary mon to be the most complete
and best claSSh ID issued, without aud exception
100000
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,

s.+sfNNSS1S
'>fs,2AssS
foR oovERSon,
WIN. DENNISoN, JR., Of Franklin County,
ron LrEurENASr GOVERNOR,
ROBERT G. KIRK, Of Knox County.
ron AUDITOR or STATE,
RoBT, w. TAYLOR, Of M,honing County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, of Clinton County
FOR rRE ,sURER OF STATE,
ALFRED p. STONE, of Franklin County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
WM. Y. GHOLSON, Of Hamilton County.
ron MEMBER BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY of Soioto County
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ANSON SMY I'll, Of Lucas County.
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The Fast Sailing Upper Cabin Steam
FORESTER.
CAPT. 7. p. WARD

UT II
Leaves Toledo Michigan Southern & Northern In
diana X. II. Dock EVERY MORNING, (Sundays ex-
ceptedD on the arrival of the Michigan Southern and
Toledo, wabash anS Western trains from the West,
at $40 A. NJ touching at Sandusky, and arriving in
Cleveland at 630, p. NJ connecting with Wards fast
and splendid Opposition Steamers SEA BIRD,
Cat,t. G. G. Blodgett, and ARCTIC, Capt. II. Fish,
for Buffalo.
The Fare by this line will be kept at ONEIIALF
that charged by Rail Road any competing line of
side wheel steamers, matter how cheap the latter
may be.
Cabin. Deck
Fare from Toledo to Sandusky, ky,..--$I.0O $3.50
Cleveland, -----.. 100 100
Buffalo. .-----..- 400 2.50
BJ- Meals and Berths included.
JOSEPH ARNOLD, Agent,
June Il, 1892 Toledo O.
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
d. w. EVANS & co.
THE CIT BROADWAY, CIT THE
'IFTH NEW YORK. FIFT
fEAR. ESTABLISHED 1854. YEAl

The following is partial list of property which
of sale:
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CtEAR AS MUO Just previous to the Ohio
democratic state coLven iol. Geo. T.. Pu h od-
dressed the eitissns Of Battles county at Hamil
ton. lie says he spoke two hours on the subject
OF Slavery ia the territories, but he did not seem
to be understood by his hearers, Therefore, one
OF those who We're present ct the meeting ad.
dressed letter to the ittlo Senator 10 ascertain
whether he is Administration or Douglas, and
Pugh replies in a long letter which ouly renders
obscurlty more obscure.
nSr DnrHs the past Year, IN Greene county,
Ohio, 1869 sheep valued at SS,429, were killed
by dogs These sheep were worth more than
all the dogs IN tae State.
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ready to be given away mailed free to address
to all paris of tho world Ii contains all works on
Aart, Sclvncc & Natu- philosophical and Cia,-
raj History T. steal Works.
Adventures, travels sc Historical aud MisCel-
Agricultural Domes. laneous,
tic Economy. n lPoetica Theological,
Bellies, Letters, Essays s Religious.
&c. Law. Medical, Masonic j
Bibles. & standard Fictions.
Biographies, Prayer. Hymn and Glee
Dictionaries, c Books,
Encycope aias, . reNt Books for Schools,
Ga2etteers, &c, &c.,
And thousand varieties of publications in every dc
purimcnt OF literature. We sell as low and, in
many cases lower than any other house in the
try; aud with every book of the value of dollar
more, present some useful Gift, without extra
charge.
THE LIFT uvtRv ONE CONSULT HIS OWN INTEREST
ppSr And buy at EVANS Gift Bookstore. examine
PLACE f~cpfy sootterrd anon, onr natrons ga ean5 ~
TO Sltisd ID that the only economical way OF buy
youe No. G77 BROADWAY.
uoovs LAFARGE HOTEL BUILDING,
~ ~"ooN' WE GUARANTEE PERFECT SATlSFAC-
GIFTS JUDGE FOR YOURSEL YES.
Is Examine our plan OF business. Any one can
who will. Observe the daily distribution OF
AT Watches gold and silver; vest, chuteline and
EvANs'guard eha'nsi nraeele,s cameo, mosaic coral
GIFT Clasps; iockets Irge, medium aud small size; !;
BOOK rings chased plain ana set WIN stones cameo
goldstone cor.l; mosaic aad engraved studs
STORE, and sleeve buttons; scarf pins crosses gold
No pens aud pencils; gold pens in silver aud mo-
= rocco cases, and a thousand other articles OF
o'' use and value.
nRoApA Gin with every book worth from Scots to 81
SIND FOR A CATALOGUE.
"A'' 1t will cost you nothing, aud will be yauabl,
NEW as book of reference, it nothing more.
YORK DIV. EVANS & co.
CITY, No, 6I7 Broadway, New York
q ! ! ) 4 y y = )
MA WORD OF EXPLANATION TO those
who have known us under the style of Evans Il Co
The business located by us at No 677 Broadway New
York City, is the Oldest established house in the
country, an6 is known world wide as the original
" Evans Il Cos Gift Bookstore" Many have taken
advantage of our popularity 10 advertise under the
same name, to increase their tIade--and though a
house having neither character or name of its own
can claim the confidence OF the comm uuity-io pro-
tect the few who may be unacquainted with us, we
would state that we have connection with any
! other Gilt Book Houso-and though many advertise
under the name OF Evans Co., the hrm constituted
by ID, W, EVANS and J, IL. Preston, is the Inst and
ouh concern rigbtnIlly using the name. But 20 pre-
vent all confusion in the future shall use the sy yle
of
d. w, EVANS & co,
and all persons wrongfully using the appelaton to
misead the public will be made suffer the peualty
OF the law
DIV. EVANS & Co,
c7I Broadway NeY York
| June 2S, lsSe-7ly.
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From Rev. Mr. .MclIuLLEN Pastor of Roberts Cbane,
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct.5 1857
DEC. R0BAcK-Dear Sir: l have used your
Blood Purifier for a nervous affection from which
nave suffered much at times. Whileit has pleasant
Please accept my thanks yourkind regard and be
ieve me-
ours, J.W T .MMULIEN