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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-06
River Items.
ARRIVALS AND III

ARRIVALS kNDDrPARTUREs-FRos S0'ci0cK wLpSes-
DAY IL L . o'CIocx rHURsBAT.
Al>in Adams, Memphis 10 LCIE willie.
John Raine, Louisville 10 New Orleans.
Ssrphen Decatur. Pittsburg 10 st. LDni-.
J. ;. Pringle, do 10 do
Lebanon, do to do.
Progress, Wabash river to Pittsburg.
Die Vernon, 1T. Louis 10 Louisville.
w. V. Gillum, Green river TO Sc Lonis.
Alma, New Orleans to Pittsburg.
H. Bridges, Louisville to Bowling Green.
sOutherner, do to Memphis.
Union, Evansville TO Rochester.
The following are the present rates oil
freights from Evansville TO New Orleans:
Tobacco - - per hid; -four GOA &c.
per bbl pork and lard 30c. corn and wheat
l76I Sc. per sack pound freights sc. per
100; cask meat SlGGl 25 per cask; tierces
of hams 25(G soc. each.
The Harrison Bridges left yesterday with
IA good trip for Green river.
We learn from the Louisville Courier,
after putting away for some time, To no pur-
pose, blew np some days since. No person
injured, and DO loss sustained. 1t Is SUP
posed that after having performed the hum
Die duty OF prOpelling portable saw mill,
the stupend1us task of Kidding Cairo oil
water was too much for it and the conse-
quence was that it busted.
The Southerner passed down, yesterday,
for Memphis, with good trip.
The Scioto will be down from Louisville,
this evening. and will return again to-mor-
row at noon.
At Vicksburg, on Friday, the river was
two feet higher than the highest water OF
last year, and eight and a quarter feet above
the water of 1850.
The river at st. Louis, and the Missouri
and upper Mississippi, were rising rapidly
yesterday
The river here was falling slowly, yester-
day, and not much business doing on the
wharf Weather beautiful
Capt j. F. Leyden and Mr.. Henry {.
Landrum have contracted, at New Albany,
for the construction of fast and splendid
boat, to be named the Peytona-
The steamer Gov. Powell was snagged,
recently in Red river. A lady named Mrs.
Cresswell was badly injured. The boat was
kept afoat. -
( The Cincinnati Gazette, of Thursday,
says
On the landing, yesterday, there was quite
! a movement in freight, and an unwonted
activity prevailed. To Pittsburg and st.
! Louis there is an Improvement in the Offer
/ ings of freight, and steamers for those points
| are loading speedily, and at good rates.
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PHILApELPHrA. Nav 5-N


Ex-Judge Vondersmith, convicted cfforg-
cry was sentenced to twenty years imprison-
ment, fined FIVE thousand thousand dollars,
to make restitution to Government of $780,
600. Vondersmith is fifty six years cid.
The New York Herdlds correspondent
says Col. Johnson of the Army, who went
to Mexico Jas special bearer of dispatches
has arrived here with dispatches from Min
lister McLane, they confirm the news al
ready received. Mr.. McLane, writes en-
couragingly of the ultimate success of the
Juarez government, notwithstanding the
efforts of the British and French ministers
TO throw obstacles in its way. Our govern
ment does not believe that the British min
lister is acting under the advice of England
in the course he has seen fit to pursue, and
they have the best assurance that England,
when she learns-which she has before this.
that the United States has recognized the,
Juarez government, will advise their minis
ter TO do the same thing.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nav 81

The steamship Quaker City has arrived
here, bringing Port su Prince dates to the
9th ult
The brig African arrived on the 18th,
with 80 fillibusterS, 240 guns, and other mu-
nitions, having attempted, but failed, TO land
at Nuevas Grandes, Cuba.
Another attempdwas made tossiand or the
7th, but the boats were swamped.
The African had received $1,000 in ad-
vance, for making the trip.
The Spanish Consul, at Hayti, notitel
Capt. General Concha, who had dispatched
a steamer to capture them.
Nothing bad been heard from other fill
buster vessels
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CINCINNATI Nav s.

On Saturday hast, James D. Dubois, a
clerk, employed by the Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad company, presented a check at
the Lafayette Bank, signed by s. L'Homme-
lieu, president, and F. Short, secretary, for
$1,000, received the money, and left for
parts unknown. The forgery was not dis
covered until Tuesday.
Another forgery on a Third st. Bank, for
$4,000, was discovered yesterday Al
though a Number of bankers are furnished
with the facts, they refuse to give any
information, saying tie matter has been
fully settled by the forger' friends. Neither
the name OF the banker nor forger can lie
ascertained at present
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STEAM FIRE ESGINEs-A new steam FIRE
engine has been built by the Messrs Agnew,
of Philadelphia, for Memphis II is to cost,
with all its appliances from $4,000 to slO,-
900. 1t is probable the good people of that
city will have jovial time getting ma
chine OF its size and weight to the different
parts of the city. A paper of that place sug-
gesis the propriety of having stationary en-
gines, and to run only hose reels. This
would prove almost as expensive as the
steam engines. The additional cost of the
hose would fully equal the difference in the
cost Of the engines For a city of the size
of oHrs or MempLis-and more anxious for
substance than show-small hand engines
ere the cheapest, and equally elective
Hand engines are made in Rhode Island and
Massachusetts, so light that five or six men
can run right along with them, and yet are
sufficiently powerful to throw heavy
stream Of water to the top of our highest
buildings. Two OF three of these in our
city would prove more beneficial than any
steam engine.
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coNsoLs DECLINED.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 5-PM.
Ii is reported that Austria has replied re-
ferring to reconsider her action, and has al
ready prepared manifesto 10 accompany
her declaration of war against Piedmont.
Anactive movement of French troops had
taken place on the frontiers of Piedmont,
and also at Toulon.
The commencement of the Easter holt
days had prevented the full development Of
the news in England.
On the Paris Bourse, three per cents fell
three per cent. in consequence of the alarm
ing state of affairs.
The final proposition submitted to Aus
tria. by England, was for final disarma-
ment, to be agreed upon by commissioners
of the great powers, including Sardinia, and
for the admission Of the Italian States to
the Peace Congress. To this proposition all
the powers accepted, except Austria.
LIVERPOOL, April %.
Breddstgts. - The Circulars report the
Breadstuffs market generally steady. Flour
steady. There has been no regular market
since Tuesday, on account of the holidays.
Corn steady and Id higher.
PrOrisions.- The Brokers Circular re-
ports pork firm. Bacon firm. Lard dull
Coffee firm. Sugar dull. Rice advanced 6
@9d, holding firm. Tea firm. Rosin heavy
at AGES for medium. Spirits turpentine
firm and slightly advanced.
LONDON, April %.
Wheat firm and advanced Id. Sugar
quiet and inferior qualities lower. Teas
have slightly advanced.
The money market continues unchanged.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased during the week, ga, 1000. Amer
lean stocks dull and unchanged. Consols
943.
Great BritdiR.-The London Times, on
the 2lst. ult-, issued a special editorial con-
tanning the following important Geographic
dispatch
TURN, April 81.
General Gyulai, the Austrian comman-
der in Lombardy, has been ordered to pre-
sent the ultimatum Of Austria, requiring the
disarmament and sending away of the vol
unteers. If this is refused, war is to be de-
clared in three days" 1ts
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May Of
Flour dull, and prices dropping, but noe
quotably lower; holders display firrnness
but buyers are timid 400 bbls sold 6 4oG
6 So 1000 bbls last evening-not before
reported, at 40. Whisky unchanged and
in good demand at 25c. No change in pro-
visions. 100 bbls country mess pork, slop-
fatted, sold at Is Oe, 10 bbls prime do, at
10 So 10 hhds Bacon for shoulders, and
81 fer sides. There is better demand for
lard, vito sales of COO tcs at l0t@ll-the
former rate for a lot at Maysville. Groceries
buoyant. Sugar in active demand at ne
Il for low fair to prime. Molasses held at
40, though in small parcels, the trade is sup
phi at 80. Coffee unchanged. Exchange
buoyant at 1@s premium.
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New YORK, Nav 5-P NJ


The steamship Cahawba has arrived
with dates from Havana to the Both ult.
Her advices confirm the intelligence re
cciycd by the Quaker City at New orleans,
ct the failure of the illibuster expedition
against Cuba.
Letters state that the tillibuSters We're
wrecked Oh The island of San Domingo,
where they remained in a destitute condi-
ton, dependent on charity. ss- ...
The guns saved were placed in the public
stores at Port AN Prince.
HAVANA, April 50.
The market for sugar was slightly depresg :
ed. Stock in port go, 900 boxes. Exchange
on New York lGli premium.
The British sloop-of-war Tartar, from ve-
IA CrnZ, had arrived at Havana
The Cahawba brings Sles, 900 in specie
from Ndw Orleans.
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GEa- The term or the Circuit Court,
which viii close tomorrow, for this county
has been an arduous one, in which an unu-
snal number of criminal cases have been
tried and more than the ordinary amount of
civil business disposed of Judge Burke has
already made reputation for ability,
promptness, impartiality, aud accnteuess,
that more than fulfIls the expectations of
his friends. He has succeeded in good de
gree, in removing the regrets occasioned by
the retirement of Judge Smith.
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Special Notices.
Holloway. Pan. aud Ofntm.mf.-rh

HoffOcay's pills aud Ofstmsnf.-Ths
dire hydra of disease, Dyspepsia, is driven totally
and finally from the system 10y this great anti
bilious remedy while the Ointment reduces the in
lamatisn occasioned by Govt and Rheumatic affec-
tions. The Pills in unison, cooling and re-
freshing the heated blood, and renovating the
vital organization. Sold at the mandatory, No.
so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all Druggists,
at PC, G3c., and 81 per box or pot. myi
Persons afflicted scffn the Esrsr and
Ague, should not spare either time, trouble, or
pense to procure Dr. Hostetter's CELEBRATED
BITTERS. whose benefcent effects upon the hu-
man system has been clearly proved to those who
have been stricken down in a short space of time
by this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are and
meagre, and whose nights seepless and fretful,
and whose eyes are dim and sunken, with death
staring them in the face. this compound must
prove "a blessing; snatelng them a. it were from
the very mouth Of the grave. None can know lis
true value until they have tested il. When all
others have failed these Biters have restored the
sufferers 80 pristine health. Their popularity in
all the Western and Southern pafts. should intro
,luce them to all families.
D1' Fol- sale b, Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. my4
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p .oeeeding- of the southwestern In
diana Agricultural society.
ts 500. CorNo!L CHAMBER,

diana Agricultural society
CorNoL CHAMBER,
May B, 1859.
Pursuant To adjournment, the Southwest
ern Indiana Agricultural and Mechanical
Association met.
The President and Vice President being
absent. the Hon. John Law was called to the
chair
The names of the Directors being called,
the following gentlemen responded:
Knor C6my-W. W. Berry
Wayrick County,. ". Adams and Alva
johnson.
Gibson County William Kurtz and A. II.
Polk.
Spencer CoRy-Dr. J. p. DeBruler.
TanderJrgh Coung-John Law and A.
W. Chute
The minutes of the meeting dated April
5th were read and adopted.
The Committee on Premium List reported
a list of awards, which, after being read by
classes, was adopted.
The date fixed for holding the District
Fair-October 4th TO 9th notwithstanding
in conflict with the time chosen by the
Warrick County Agricultural Society for
holding their Fair, motion was made to
change the time, and after much discussion
vote was taken by counties. the result be-
ing as follows:
Rnot CoSnty-October ItL to 5th.
WTTick C0uny-Septeiuber 10th to e4th.
Gibson County--o,;, her 4th to 9Th.
Spencer COUNTY
gaEdT6urgk Co" +"
Showing majority in favor OF adhering
TO the date heretofore selected
The following committees were then sp-
pointed
Ereeutire CoAnttee Thomas Bower. S.un-
uel Orr, and p Hornbrook of vanderburgh;
]. D. Williams, Of KnoA \. II. Polk, of
Gibson
Commifse on Patheghons-Sa Orr
and P. Hornbrook OF vanderburgh, " X srtz
of Gibson
Committee on Ssiect,a9 IruTdiag Commit
tess.-J. D. William OF Koox Nathan
Pyattee, Of Warricl \ H. Polk, OF Glib
son; Richard Ford, oi Poseyi Dr.. J. p.
DeBruler of Spencer; Ia. J1k O'Haver,
of Sullivan VIM Hawthorn. OF pike, and
A. ". Chute, of Vanderburgh
1t was suggested That those gentlemen
should attend he next meeting of the As
ISOLATION without fail, and bring with them
list Of names from their respective coun-
ties from which 70 select.
On motion, it was resolved that any per-
son wishing to offer premiums for any ar
tice or art, not inconsistent with the OBJ
jects OF this Association, that they should
make application to the Executive Com
mittee on or before the 5th ins-. aud If az
cepted, the same will be published in our
premium list
On motion il Was resolved that all Coun-
~ Agricultural Societies wishing TO Join us
in this laudable effort be requested to for
ward, Immediately, TO the Secretary, the
names of their Directors in accordance
with our Constitution, 50 that their names
and residences may be published With the
premium list
On motion, the meeting ADJOURNED to the
third Tuesday IN August next, to meet at
the Court House in this city, at > O'Clock
F. w., of said day. JOHN LAW, Chm
p. HOENBRoOK, Ssc'y.
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CAXAL.-We are Informed by the Mana
gers that the Canal is now in complete order
from here to Newberry, and boats have
come through with more ease and larger
loads, the present week, than at any time
within year. Preparations are making 10
repair Pigeon Summit by docking the up
per side and making a new w-path upon a
level nearer 10 the surface Of the canal
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aAs-In these scorching days it is CRAFTY :
ing to know where one can obtain that with
which to cool the inner man. A glance at
Mr.. Boyle's card-iound in another column
satisfies us that there is no necessity for
melting. so far as cooling drinks will 90 to
prevent such catastrophe. We hope Mr.
Bovles ice cream will be thoroughly tested,
TO ascertain if it is all he claims for it,
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hA- Ii appears as if Asia was absorbing
all the silver to herself The drain from
this country and Europe for India and
China is a constant stream. A London let
ter says the drain of silver to India contin-
ues on an enormous scale, and the last fort
nightly steamship took nearly S5;ooo,o00.
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"a This warm weather has created
quite run on the fashionable fine clothing
emporium on First street; but our young
friend Lyons is fast compromising matters
with his customers by selling them suits OF
his nice clothing at very low rates; be is
selling very genteel summer suits as low
rs Sc.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, May {

THILADbLPHIAi Nay .
Flour fra aud steady at 5067 I5.--
Rye -four 81 Corn meal 3 so. Prime
wheat scarce and wanted at an advance of
&c; red Ge@i IS. Rye so. Corn scarce,
but the demand is limited; yellow 5000.
Oats 56057. Whisky steady at 26G27.
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NEw York. May Up

Late advices from Hayt, received to- day,
indicate increased quiet in the country,
and increased popularity to the new Presi-
dent.
The soldiers in the regular army were be-
ing discharged, aud catering the national
guards
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IAPRovEDIS59, WITH NEW & ExTBA LARGE TLUEs
THE STEWART STOVE
Is the only trus Economist among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE
Operates to perfection with Bituminous coal.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will paw for itself in saving of fuel every years
THE STEWART STOVE
Eoes all kinds of Cooking at the same time, and
gives You also plenty Of hot water, and warming
closet without cost.
THE STEWART STOVE
Cozzbines the entire knowledge of veteran inven-
tor ct % years experience.
THE STEWART STOVE
Ba1ss perfectly on top and in oven, and roasts In
front, all at the same time.
THE STEWART STOVE
viii do twice the work Of any other Stove with the
same sized oven. -. .--..
TIE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without imparting
the flavor of one 70 the other
THE STEWART STOVE
Will last twenty years. Many are now in use that
though costing more FIRST, IL IL in the end cheaper
than any Common Stove.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is the article suited to every fan yit will aid ia
promoting luxury with economy. While il will be
found an invaluable servant in the house of the
wealthy, il will prove a Good Samaritan in secur-
ing mfort and happiness TO the families of the
poor. To those in moderate circumstances ii makes
itself indispensable by its labor saving and eco
nonliexi qualities. !
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and may then be
returned-so you run no kind of risk in trying il.
THOMAS SCANTLIN,
Sole Agent for Evansville.
FULLER, WARREN CO., Manufa .urers,
Troy, New York. aple-lm
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Receipts by Railroad.

NHy D AcDs-
L. sacks Shipstuf, T. Adams; Dbl Crackers
p Boyle; 81 bbls -four, Geo Foster a Co crate
Lags, Orr, Dallzell Co bbls, Wingert & Rice
100 bbls fieur l6 hhds bacon sh ouders, \ Crane;
i case indigo, Berbower Il Co l case indigo, +
Gilbert & Co Q kegs mills, p G 0'Riley Co
Iot move ables, ID Biannon. Henderson, KY ~
bdis feloes, Charles Babcock IS bbls -four, NJ
Brrnes scoops fowls, NJ Adams.
A y. SHRADER, Agent.
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GA. Hon. Richard Golden, the well known
English RefOrmer aud member OF Parliament
whose name is intimately associated with
the Corn Laws and other measures, was
stopping in Cincinnati on Tuesday He ex-
pected to remain in the city all day Wednes-
. day, and then proceed down the Mississippi.
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Louisville, May s.

louisville, May 5-M
River fallen feet G inches in the last "a
hours. The falls will probably continue
navigable for large bosts during this week.
Weather clear
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ST. Louis. Nav 5-P "

oIs LVtIsi HHy .
The river has risen about two inches in
the last "a hours, and is now al stand
Nothing new from any of the upper streams
Weather continues clear and fine.
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So The Chess Club Of Cincinnati are
making preparations for the reception of
Paul Aorphy, upon his return from Europe,
and on his way to New Orleans. What SAYS
our Club can we yet up little glorifcn-
zion, as he passes down the river? We can
certainly afford 20 burn tar barrel OF two.
ported Nv + c. Fontaine. and published by
4 u. De Wit, y ! has beeH received hy
D-bell * ConyDgton. rrite - cents.
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NH.gRRO H"S TOH.fCIO-oU s-s1s-
NJ dies Barr0w's Tobacco for sale 10y
mar2s PRESTON BROS
F.dH.n FOR SIZE,

HefLE.fHLE FdR.u ron S.fLE,
ON FAVORABLE TERMS.-one of the very
best farms, situated in Scott Township, in Wander
burgh county, the homestead of Edmund Maidow,
Esq, is offered fOI sale account OF the death of
the late owner. There will be sold either l25 acres
2i5 acres; 50 are clear and in the highest
state OF cultivation. Balance good timber land
81 Of the clearing in grass clover, and
about acres In wheat. The CLEARING Is divided
into seven fields. There is - g-oi orchard, fine
garden, good we'll and cistern, good house with
abort rooms, good barn, stable. sc.
This Is model farm, and tle soil has never been
exhausted; tho Princeton road runs through the
land, and the buildings within mile of Ingle's
Station, regular stopping place on tina Evansville
Charlottesville Railroad. within nine miles of
Evansville.
Price moderate and terms very easy. For fur
Their particulars enquire of
ml.-3mdNM DENLY y LINkENHEIMER.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

l.. WILKINS, Of New York, will address the citi-
Tens Of Evansville tonight, at Locust street W T.
Church. Let everybody come.
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HardWare.
LJ(1H STRYER A. SO.N. No.

HardWa
H.sCOH sTR.fUB s. SON; NO. 40
- MAIN STREET We are now opening a
aud American HARDWARE, which offer at very
hand and arriving and Spades,
Anes' Rowlands's, and other brands Shovels
Bload's Cast Steel Grain and Grass Seythes,
Do Hay Knives and Briar do,
Garden kakes and Hoes.
Cross-Cnt Saxs, do German and G. Steel
Do DO, fuftle's Patent,
Booth IL Co.'S Table Cutlery,
Hargreaves Pocket do,
Butcher and other brands Of Files d Edge Tools,
Trace, Log. Halter and Pump Oh aims,
Hames,
Axes-Blood's, Lippincott's, and others,
Pump Tubing and Fixtures.
Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops,
Spear Jackson's Saws,
Brass aud Enameled Kettles,
Hay and Manure Forks,
Sneaths and Cradles,
Pruning Knives, Shears and Saws
FURNITURE HARDWARE.
Mahogany and Walnut Knobs,
Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locks,
Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges,
Bed Screws-fat and square heads,
Coffin Scraws and Trimmings,
Sand Paper, A No. /,
Castors, &C., &c. s. .
Our stock of English Goods, (Cutlery Files &c, }
being purchased previous to the late advance, ens-
bIes US TO offer inducements TO Cash buyers.
marls JACOB STRAUB x SON.
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PITTssURG, May, 5--PM
River SIX feet six inches by The pier
mark and falling. Weather clear ana warm.
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SoA1s

Bo1i4m Mining Company. Evansville. Indiana.
Office on Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal in quantities Of less illn 20 bushels, de
lTered to any part Of the city 10 cents per bash
at the, pin. 8 cents JOHN wYAIOND,
0et9 SecretaryEhd Manager
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nR. 9. Il. U.E.I p.ER's C.S.NHEK
IL and Salt Rheum SyruI', Ia the cure 80 salt
Hhruni. SCrrfuons Diseases, Cut1EcuI> Eruttiuns,
and Kind red diseases il giving cHfIIe satisfaction
and thousand, are annually att sting the JOY they
feel on the removal ot these Oat diseases frni
their system, 10y this wonderful Blood Purifier.
a healer Of old Sores, TettcT aud Kiagwurm, Frost
Bites aud BARRIERS Itch. These hUmors Weld &C.
IL instantly.
LING, Evansville Spencer a rewnsp mi and stout
q BrOtie, Newburg; md Ira D~Iano, Henderson,
ny. ]. y. HARRIS d CO, ..
1ua1. Yiafr, Grfr,-f