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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15
The Smelx4xAS, Chewing and Shutting
Rusineas.

ia tic PennSyLUGntdn we mud the follow
duS Interesting tobacco statistics:
Two of the refined paStimes of our citi-
Zens form an important branch of our m
dustrial pursuits. One gentleman OF our
acquaintance Il distinguished member O:
the press, informed us the other day, that,
in addition to his other arduouS duties, he
smoked no less than twenty cigars per diem
at n cost of five cents each. The manufac-
ture of cigars is quite business institution
in our city, and it is estimated that there
are at least 900 cigar manufacturers in
Philadelphia, 30 Of whom give employment
to from l 0 to so hands the others ranging
from l TO aud I. The whole number Of
employees, journeymen and girls engaged
in making cigars, is estimated at fully 4, 900
averaging to each hand 800 cigars as n
minimum amount per week, the product
would be 6 100000, or 3l2,00O,0O0 cigars
per year. A fast hand can make 500 cigars
per day, the average labor expended per
1000 being about S55O-making the week
ly production amount to S2l, 900, and the
yearly cost of labor, 81 ,092, 900. The aver
age cost of one thousand cigars is So; that
of 3l2, OOO,O 900 is 81, $4,000. a profit of
20 per cent. added makes the annual pro-
duction amount in round numbers to about
S4,OOOOOO. Some of the cigars made here
amount to $40 per 900. Two-thrds of
the leaf used is of American growth, the
other is from Cuba.
In the manufacture of snuffs there are
four mills that employ so hand, and have
a capital invested of $50 600. Smoking to-
bacco is cut in the snuff mills, and also by
mills devoted exclusively TO that purpose
The product averages 5000 pounds per day,
worth 10 cents per pound, or Sl50,50
The cigar, snuff and tobacco trade is esti-
mated at S6,0OO,O0O per annum-which,
not to count the immense sums invested in
the imported weed, is all split and sneezed
away, or ends in smoke, without single
remunerative good accruing from its con-
sumption.
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SCEAE AT Posi- OFFICE WINDOW
Augustus Jack5Un-AM see n lettah for
Augustus Jackson advertised
Clerk-Yes, sir cook of tie schooner
Dirty Jane is that you?
ToPERs sOLILoQUY.
Leaves have their time To tall,
Aud liksW iSe have l
The reason, too, = the
II comes Oi getting dry,
But here's tho difference 'twiXt lctIUs aud mr (;
1 tall - more harder " and more frequently.
WHAT is the first thing II Young lad
looks for in church ? The INNS
y wIrEs tucwell to her husband, every
morning" Buy and buy.
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BsaS@ President Buchanan has rewardt Il
Calhoun Benham Tor his part in the BrOder-
lex tragedy with the appointment OF l. nited
States District Attorney for California, in
place of P. Della Tore, who Was compelled
TO resign that such "a laudable purpose might
be achieved. Mr. Bpnham was second to
Judge Terry on the occasion Of his duel
with Mr. BrOderick
1t is thought highly probable that, should
Chief Justice fancy die before he eN-
piration of Mr. Buchanan's term, Judge
Terry would be promoted 10 his place.
Why not, it the second in SO cold FLOODED Il
murder is elevated to ii United States Office,
Also elevate the principal?
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Be3s- The elitor OF the Mdiani,n Is Ger
tainly IA genius Of the first water 40 other
than IA genius could have discovered such
comforting deductions from the proceeding
OF the Charleston Convention, as is CON
tanned in the following paragraph;
Some of the delegates from nine Southern
States seeded from the Convention, 50
these States will have 10 appoint new dele
gates, or re-appnint those who hOltcd. This
Charleston Convention will mark AN i'm
portant era in our political history Its
proceedings have demonstrated, fully and
clearly, that the Democratic party is "a
National party, and that the tnion element
controls the organization.
The secession OF nine States from the
Convention demonstrates the nationality and
unity of the Democratic parity We con
grntulate the Democracy on the accession Ia
their ranks OF SO a5tute u politician.
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"a" The Milwaukee Tree Democrat re-
ferring to the Charleston split, says: " We
see nothing peculiarly encouraging for Re
publican success in these Democratic diyis-
sions, and conceive it the duty of the Re
publicnns at Chicago to nominate their can
didate rs though the Democracy were in
the field cordially united on the strongest
candidate This seems to US the only
practical and sensible view of the case.
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oFrIcEoE AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA, J

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA,
indianapolis, Feb Is, 1860.
To THE People or INDIANA The Hartford Fire
Insurance Company having complied with the law
OF Indiana, by filing in this Ottice Il Statement of
its Condition the first day Of January 1867 and
having invited examination of its affairs by this
Department, /, John w. Dodd, Auditor of the State
of Indiana, hereby certify that have made per-
sonal and thorough examination of the books aud
of the Company, at their Office in the City OF
Hartford, Conn, and that the Company and
have in their possession in cash, and in securities
convertible at pleasure, nearly One Million of Dol
lars, applicable 10 the payment of losses-an
amount corresponding with their official State
rance Company has been in existence for half a
century. The high character of its officers for
perienca and probity-the promptness and fidelity
With which il has met all its engagements-just
entities it to the highest rank among the Insurance
Companies of the country, and commends it to the
patI Ciage of the people of Indiana.
JOHN W. DODD, Auditor of State.
Insurance against Loss Damage by Fire,
Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Mer
chandise, Mills Manufactures, and other kinds of
property, can be effected in this Company upon
favorable ten the nature Of the risks and stcu
Tity to Policy holders will admit.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to insurine
IA rm property, consisting of Dwellings, Barns, and
outbuildings connected, aud Furniture, Live Stock,
Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, &c, &c, contained
therein, for term Of years at LOW rates of pre-
MUM.
Applications for insurance may be made to the
undersigned, the duly authorized Agents of the
Company. \. g HALLOCk + SON, Ag'ts
OfFicE:-Marble Hall Building, Main street.
~ 4-g'f
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BEy~ Judge Ecl,les OF Putnam county is
aHthoritati1eij ANNOUNCED "a candidate
for Congress ia The Seventh Congressional
District. Judge Eckles is now in Utah. =
He is bitter opponent OF she course of the
Administration in Utah affairs, aud has al
ready given Mr.. Buchanan a piece of his
mind Judge EcEles has resided in his dis
triri for many years. ana is said TO possess
the requisite qualifications Tor Il CongIcs>-
man.
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Bs9S- The kidnnppers of coolies are being
terribly punished by the Chinese authoritIes.
According to details from Annoy, terrible
atrocities are being committed. The brokers
and agents engaged in the traffic are subject
ed to the most terrible retribution. Cruel
filings, heheadings and mutlations form n
category of punishments inflicted on those
individuals, which would put to blush the
most refined manipulation in the linguistic
rial ages.
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gUST KECEEU-ED II .V.EW" SUP
eS ply Of DOLES PATENT SAW CUMMING
MACHINE We take pleasure in calling the at
trntiun of all those using Saws of any kind to this
GUNNER, as ing the best now in for cheap
durability, aud efficiency having boen
cessfny used III almost ey,rJ State in the Union,
and the demand steadily inc Teasing, warrants
In recommending IL To all cIsons se,:es "A SAW
CUMMING MACHINE.
BE- These Gnmmers are manufactured Tor Of
the best material, and every care taken in the work
n,aiship to furnish machine that cannot fail to
give satisfaction GEO. s SONNTAG & CO.,
Jubbels aud Importers Of Hardware, &c, &c,
apr Main ST., Evansville, Ind
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Bsas" Purter's Spirit IF fhc Times says
that the friends OF lIccnnn in New York
have determined to present Jack Mcdonald
with splendid ifotting pony, wagon and
harness, for his kind services tu the Boy
1t he does not come to this country, the ties
immonials will he shipped to him. Supscrip-
ton lists to procure suitable testimonials for
both Mcdonald and Cusick, have also been
opened at Philadelphia and New York.
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Es,sH The Indianapolis Jo.nnal SAYS: y
gentleman who has been spending some
time in Sullivan county, informs us that
great change has taken place ia tie minds
Of the people IN that county, upon tht sub
jrri ot r"iitic+, within The Inst lrnr lie
SAYS many OF the old u. ,,..,ta,- go, t..,tnp
,he party aud will vote iur Lane la U,tuLef.
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THE Bennington Banner says that John
Sherman, in Pownal, VI, had born II him,
ON tie day he completed his seventeen
year, IA son, and hr called his name Lew :;
and on the same day were born unto him
grandson and II great grandson, the parents
ut the time residing i'll three different States.
\ u three of The bows are liNinm now.
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G.. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
yoR MISREPRESENTATION PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
q O o ID -


q O O II -
&.tH.9.N'RLE.N'% HEELAT' KRSPECT-
~ fully inform their numerous fri,ni. auI the
cessions to ti,rr larH" aud var,el ,tpvk at spring
and Summer Goods which, for ELEGANCE, style and
otritty, cannot be SURPASSED IL would lie super
luOu= t. enufhcTata all the departmsH which, On
inspections. viii lee found reprte-crnbraciug ali the
I-adink styles aud novelties # the season
Tho business principles which have gained for
their I'd established house such extensive patron
az. will he adhered t., viz: Execution OF orders
with ds-phi gh-attentiuH and courtesy t. custom
er-, combined with moderate charges. Their
stock having boeu purchased HiII care aud Jul
neHI in the Ia Sc markets, and uf first quality
either with an adherence t. sound pifncipl-s OF
trade, they suund.Bt 1T being able e. -uIIIy
those Who iiay favor them with call The best
terms. Annexed they submit iist % L.. JTtiIiei.t-
Cloths, GsS-tnerrs, and Nr.tiEEs,
1W"ees, by leans, C"ttona,rs and il, aims,
New Stfle Prints, great variety,
French orgludics, Lawns and Ginghums,
English Brrag-s, fliis and Chailis
ttIok and Fancy *i,L4. aEd liish Poplin=,
MolItir Goods lot Ithyel,ns dr,-s..s,
French Bera..r Robes, 3 10 II Soltnis
- prgandy to
silk aud Ginshsm un,hr,l las aud ParasuI-
Panama, BRAID, L~rhorn aud Palm Hats.
Boots and Sh"e-, SOFT BLACK aud Cotnr,,.l Hats
" hite, Blue and Pink Mos,Iuitu Nets
French and Scot, h Eu4brui.leries a great ,.,ri,t,
BLACK Lace Mantits and Points
Hosiery, GloseS, Mills and White aud c. i,trI
Corsrtts
White floods, Notinns, pr,-s4 Trimmings. g.. &c.
> y Il womb cal lhrt:rniar attention t. thor
sl"ck OF IRISH Linen Goods III tueir own imporIa-
ti'ns, warranted Pure Linen, soft finish and
Grass bleached-Cousi-tiugo Of i, II, e. aud - 4
Linens, Brown and Ble;chc,l, Dtinusk- aII sizes,
Linen Cambria llHndA"rchirfs, Towels. Brown and
Elr.t"hed Iluchs, Ac.
y -1h"mpSon's skirts, requiring NJ Steel
Snring around the h"ly, recommended for tho
following I'ecu'iariti"7 and advantages:
Isl. Facility ut application.
~ Perfect freedom from liability t. chair CT eX
ri'i". 'hI admit 81 any Kind 81 eNrrri-" without
Tia, siI-.itt.--t Iti..'uN irI',- t. the w-tTtr.
Ltts-s ,,tInpl Main aud F,Ist street
=Sh EsHES ELOER .JEST REGbGt-
SD0H I'll aud Tor sale heal, to close consignment,
ELLlUlI'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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citr CIcrk,. nnicc No nd l8En.
6TORI, OM.s TT0.1, .1'O TUE

U Order TOR Brick Pavement. Council Chamber,
Nav 7, 1860. Aud now it i hereby ordered aud
directed, by the Common Council at the City Of
Evansville that the owners Of all Lots and parts Of
Lots fronting adjoining 10th sides ct Lcet
street, between Third and Fourth streets, III
said City, their side walks 10 be brought
the proper City grade aud that they IA side
walk Glass No. ], to be laid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication of tins Oricr;
and III default thereof the Common Council will
proceed to have said work dome. and the costs and
expenses thereof viii hr assessed and collected
by sale OF sa'd Lots, murh Al said lots will
satisfy said expenses and costs
l
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City Clerks once, May 10, 1860


u Order for Brick Pavement. Council Chamber,
May = 1860. And it is hereby ordered aud
directed. by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and
parts of Lots fronting on adjoining the east
side Lcct street. between Centre street and First
street i'll said City, cause their sidewalks 10 Ice
brought to the proper City grade, and that they
cause a sidewalk, Glass No. !, to be laid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publication
of this order; and in default thereof the Common
Council will proceed 20 have said work done, and
the and expenses thereof will lie assessed to
and collected by sale of said Lots, much of
said Lots As will satisfy said expenses and costs
T.. BURKE, Clerk.
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LADIES AND GENTS:

T3THH lg'O4cEs1 k.9FR ~ STFEI
a Uicn Al No SF.,Ad II for "a lew
HIute. Come rtut In.k- trouble /" show Hose
oo>S little dove and talI :uL'rcd ttitcis. tive
'h All It...V " Ia tAY- tslaNc Nit. French
II 81 and NJ r,c,, ElAsa fAIts, 81 the iuisit
vs. ever offered la 1hs market. Mss,->' and
tinl'ircu'> Guitvis 81 Very shaft aud color II al
ga MUf"cC-' g.! a., ~ sly L., wi1h aud NiIhnst
ai~~'fs '"pI "rtPi % various kuId>, Il the inn
ia-Nri VHt,.'.t-
',ent~' hur I'tt"m ;GlIli-t HuI ijalI kuots ale
&" "RT'tt # the ttSI Impaired stucl. have ind
t''t y.-ai-- t''sr MD, Patent Gather thif and
ID t'oe a il
"a.- b., tlir ,~hI",IdI,:.. and --t
a" Ia I.'nhi- our t.,st,fn ,itiy- Hut Kc.Itrd
ttt-t,tt~ Come aii=rt-s Ai,r l iai
s.DI1N EASCH,
uzT3l NJ Second sd L Evansville, Iud.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
aaOrTCE TO CO.n.rRsCToRs.

a6OTICE TO CO.R'TR.s CTOR =.
o ~ The Common Council Of the City Of Evan
vile will receive proposals until the-'ldy Of
n r. 1850, for grading and filling the alley IN
Block No. 81, in the Eastern Enlargement of said
City, running from Vine to Division street and be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, said alley to be gra
ded and filled to the proper grade the same may
be shown 10y the City Surveyor.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May 18th, 1860.
no II % ~ II T. " ~ - r ne T. &.
u Ga der for Plank Side Walk. Council Chamber,
May =, lSGU-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed. by the Common Council OF the City "t
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and part- OF
Lots fruI ting on adjoining the Southwest side
of Sixth street, between Ingle and Division streets
in said City their sidewalks to be brought T."
the proper City grade, and that they cause Side
Walk, Glass No. :, to be laid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication of this Order; and
in default thereof, the Common Council viii pro-
coed to have said work done, and the costs and eX
penses thereof will be assessed to and collected by
sale of said Lots, much of said Lots as will
satisfy said expenses aid costs.
=. BURKE, CIR.
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A10MI. OR.sr Io.N. 49,

q order for Brick Pavement Common Council,
May I, 1850. Aud il Is hereby ordered and
directed, 10y the Common Council Of the City ui
Evansville, that the on uers III all Lots and parts
OF Lots fronting or adjoining the upper North
east side Of Third street. between, Division and Elm
streets, in said CIV Cause then side walks lie
brought to the roper City grade, and that they
cause a sidewalk OF Cltes NJ. !, t. h.. laid down
thereon, within Thirty days the Iubici ZION OF
thi CTlcr and ia default thereof, the Common
Council will proceed 10 have said work done ana
the and eXpe thereof viii he assessed to and
collected hy sale If said Lots, or much of said
Lots III s,tisiy siid expenses and costs
T.. BURKE, Clerk.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.


~ .1-N'D ~. Am EEeS-S-tJ III E'E-N'6J
II u = ttt!t-rA tts'iu Il II. firuuiIIi.htr-, dor
Efs-TGA e. ia itHt ~ Il \urrr - e., istiI the
$40 haIi - 49,! uiltr l'tri ri t!- city that tt.,i
tssist1s,1f \, all Ttttri IL t,rri, bN tr under
Eix-a. cad. ntin and II, IL Of AhlrrInz \
BTorat4--ItI4-
..'ia aatsd ~ CONTINUES - NIL all ulrrs f.r t.uu-
Scr Isr.siS:'t y tii it Ofr,t- -,.liritri
~ Il dti AuLEE!NU y HkOli 3iFIHAJ-.
900 = H'E Eft I'OT.S T0E
60 Plant. Just received from Aliens Nurst IT,,
and ff sat- al
4prz4 ELLIoTTsS FAMILY GROCERY.
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R.N. OnDI.V:s.V.CE 10 PNorECr

. M the Hose AMI other apparatus Of the civ,
Ilsad for the eAtineHishmcut 81 hIe-. Passed MAY
7, 1860
Section BE it ordained iy thu. Common C"un-
ell OF the City Of Evansville, That wherever any
Hose btlon .ing the CITY any Fire Hose
Company within the CitY, may Ice laid down ia any
street alley at the time 81 any hre alarm 81
hre. at amy other time, by order Of the Common
Council, the Mayor, Dr the chief other Enga inner
al the Fire Bt tartmcht Of the city, il shah h-
lawful for any person OF prrs"ns I" lead, ride, or
drive any horse or other animal over OF upon the
same, to drive or haul any vehicle upon
the same or in any other manner 10 inJurr such
Hose, amy Engine or other apparatus belonging
10 the city, ~ 1" any Fire or Hose Company within
Ihe cry.
S"ttlun >. ANY person or PERSONS who shall NiJ-
late any OF tho provisions of this ordinance shalt lrr
every such offence forfeit and pay amy not less
than NV non mIre than NIFTY dulltIS.
Attest, ". FAX EE, Mayer.
T.. BUREt:, clerk may 10 ~
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Carpet House
So az .3BE 6ECREI-E.N-G8 II EYR-
W .tr STOCK II tHfiets, Rags, Ui cloths cur
tasst z.,al--I4.th SWS- sn tatnask--1able Llhriia
'FuAtt7, Napkins. Shtrtin%s, aud house furnishing
GENERALLY. Than "
iATse rrt,i! -ttek al >t,. aud Fancy Dry ti.,i-
'Erinsr.if N"tI"~. H.sIsrys GluN.s, Lace 8liti
fssi4. shawl nice Assortment "T Mrrriuilc AMI
''~3s-sa, PRINT. Hoop SKIRTS - per cheaper
Islza Let srtT Boy Cotton Li..rn aud
isi+ta l. ult-~' i'tc-s t.u,sts- ... assortment
Ais, ai.e EmhrS" cotton arms Cali at
j. pAkLk6 4 SONS.
asrf- No. Il First tf-,t.
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SRTIa1tJB .uU-S.--I mar III LEss
~ tn MI. IN =. &. t.ILBEET ~ 90.
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I'D O.N.VETS, SCDOESS, IND RKR-
E@ bous.--A large and very cheap lot Of the
latest ylcs-sone very b<utiful ones, just opened
at SCHAfKER & BUSSING'S,
Successors to =. Embich d Co.,
atrs 40 Main street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHAS. b. NIEHAUS.
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And great variety 81 notions Of all kinds, all "f
which selling below Cincinnati prices, as
determined to draw the good trade to Evans
VILE. Come and examine Il + yourselves at
mHrJ j IL MAGuEE ( co :, First St
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-12

are warranted to be
Entirely Free from Damp
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF sAEEs is Pc
euar and in eonnecon with The "Gsat American Key Regis
,r Lock- (Which possesses the great advange Of having
No hey Hole and Jet has The security Of a PeEmuta-
ting Key capable Of 25G0oooo0 changssl They vii be
sTRATTON q SEYMOUR,
- a. No ID nfsrtsf Street Washvuia
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From White County, Tenn:

From WhlLe DounLyt 4enls'
Dr. eooDLEf Pro9retoro Houcks PanaceaDear Sir take
great pleasure in giving brief statement af the trial made Of
suck Panacea hoping be beneficial 70 suffering human
iy Ny case pronounced 70 be consumption and u vas @
opinion Of all who that could not survive long and my
friends believed that could not recover from my sore acon
The symptoms extreme debility night sFes with ea eN
trems and cough. sp tng up thick matter or Phm
utterly despaired o. my life, having found no resi 0
the various remedies used, when someO my iend urged me .
tr Houc Panace which did with great reluctance, but al
st from The veV first took Of i'll much relief used
some i've or six b0es and firmly believe that was cured by IL
and have been able 10 DO moderate y farm since
and believe ouck Of the best mclneA 10
4 se and would be glad 20 its far and vide
Yours rsspectiullys JoHN p eRAFHs
Opinion OF Rev. Willis Burgess Of The Panacea;
BELFAST, Tenn, April %, 1851.
Dr. A. G. GOoBLKT-Sfr fsei 1 bat dis;harging duty
that owe to you the public generally 70 70 you t
have been ng Panaces il family for some three "
four years. and and excellent family medicine
would not be deprived Of for any reasonable Consideration
Yours respectfully, WILLIS BoAsEas-
The following are Of Davidson and sumner counties:
Dr. A. GoopLKr-Dsar SIR We have for several years been
using families your panacea1 and have found mos
valuable medicine take great pleasure in Recommending X
70 the favorable consideration Of every family,
II /, Nelly, VIZ GRrZZtRD,
n II PERRY. L II GRIzzARD,
LRA1PR KIRKPATRICK,
IL KWKPATRlCK BENJ TAYLOR.
For sale by all Druggists.
T. E. GO8DLET CO. Druggists, General Agents corner OF
Broad and Cherry streets Nashville, Tenn mar s-ds1n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-12
LILO. one from sumner county

Ihave for nearly year been using my family The Panaese
By Dr. Goode Nashville, Tenn. and have found h
70 be most excellent msdene. My vile 0r some time IA
boring snder bropsy, and supposed be IN dangerous
condition. suffering very much tutby the Of the fanace
has and snce has syptoms OF Drop ana
s would advise all persons suffering with the dssse use
Dr. oodlels Panacea. this medicine used In sever
al with unparalleled success, and would most conn
ny recommend every family fep supply Of the Panasea
respectfully &e.s s-hEAL-