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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18
Correspondence Of The Jo"r'
COTrtspoMEeHce a lie Journal.
POlttics-AnXiety concerning the Oc-
ton of the Chicago Convention
Scan. MHg.--HIgh parties implIen

ST.. LOUIS, May 10, 1850.

ST. LOUIS, May 10, 1860.
Politics and Conventions are the endless
topics now discussed. The action of the
Chicago Convention is looked to with in
tense interest The abortive attempt OF Il e
Democracy 10 nominate candidate at
Charleston; the third party Convention
having nominated such an able ticket with
such limited chances of success and the
very prominent men now before the Chicago
Convention, all tend 10 lend great interest
TO that body. More particularly is Missouri
interested, having put forth citizen whose
forward march she has watched with an ap-
proving and encouraging smile, and by
whose honesty and integrity she stands
ready to he governed, as Il candidate for the
highest Office in the gift of the people The
put forward a man who challenges ~ once
the admiration and respect of the country,
and to lis care they leave him, feeling JUS
lice will be done him. and quite satisfied
that lie is the most available candidate
whose name is mentioned for nomination
The ouly trouble felt was with the Ger
mans who, until now, have held out stub
bornly for Fremont. The Anze1ger Des
Westerns, the leading German daily OF this
city, and the German press of Cincinnati
have been tying TO show them that Bates is
their best man and these papers have f.
nally convinced them it is really so and as
Fremont has Withdrawn, the German vote
to great extent, is certain for Bates. The
influence of Horace Greeley and Frank p
Blair thrown in for him must lend great adj
ditionAl influence to that already gained
Taking all things into consideration | pre-
dict Edward Bates of Missouri. will be the
nominee of the Convention. How true ar
false this prediction, will be probably known
by the time this iinds its way TO the Jourogi
short time since a scan mag case Was
brought before the Courts here. The affair
was then ventilated by the press, but, as the
chief participant was then unknown, it was
devoid of considerable additional interest
which is now connected with it by the
divulgence of his name. | will recount the
circumstances for the benefit (2) OF those OF
your readers who have not already read
them Mrs. Ouderdonk, who resided on
the corner of 4th and Walnut streets in
this city, Is the feminine principal Of the
case. She makes Il living by letting ont
apartments for gentlemen Now il happep.
that among these gentlemen she was So un-
Fortunate rs to have one Mr. Price, 81 gentle
mar. as 1t appears, v 10 Is not lacking IN
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IDaI eSScUlldl, Sttlu TO ne COLiiiph III Ia
es-inquisitiveness. One evening "s Mr.
P. was sitting in the parlOr, RECALLING him
self with a Havana, the lady OF the house
entered. and requested him to evacuate the
parlor, as she was going out and wished t
locked Dir. p, the impudent fellow, wish
ed to be informed where she was going
Her reply was she was going out with Il
gentleman friend-anything further was
none Of P.s business. Price protested, but
finally retired to his chamber and, like
Hamlet, plotted Il scheme, whereby to catch
the KING. His drowsiness prompted him to
give himself up to sleep, tired nature 5
sweet restorer,' but curiosity and inquisi-
tiveness waged war against this feeling
and overcame it. In a short time he heard
some one enter, and going down himself to
the parlor door he found it locked, but a
light inside. He tapped, and Mrs. Onder-
donk came to the door, en- dtshaJIie, and
stating she was about retiring, requested
him to withdraw The meddling Mr. p.
had the i'll manners TO rush into the room,
and told the lady he was sure she had par
amour there and lac must see him. Passing
on to her bedroom he there beheld what
his suspicious had anticipated--a man
Having thus satisfied himself he returned to
where Mrs. O. was and npbraided her. She
cried and begged of him not to expose her
Notwithstanding her entreaties to the con-
adultery against her. This was his version
OF the affair under cath. How much of a
gentleman he is can be judged by his &C
tons. He was in no way, whatever, inter
ested in Mrs. Ouderdonk, more than being a
boarder in her house.
The lady was arrested, and, ia retaliation re-
tOrted by having the efficient detective OF
feminine frailty arrested, charged with at
tempt to commit rape. The case was with
drawn and the interest abated, but still
curiosity ran high to know who the tncog-
nito was who was discovered in the Iady's
chamber Various rumors have been going
the rounds concerning this party. Among
others was one that he was an employee OF
an Express Company in this city, and a man
of high standing. This proved too true, as
the sequel will demonstrate Yesterday a
New York Weekly paper divulged, through
its ST Louis correspondence, the name of
the party, and Immediately on The arrival
of the paper in this city, every number was
bought up. The knowing correspondent
gives the expose after the following manner
Speaking of the exposition of this gent he
says:
sit would cut his imperial, natige pride, for
he considers himself As goodan American as
| WAsnINGToN, though he assumes the austere
tyranny of Il KING" Put these two names
| together and you have the mystery solved
| can see no reason why this party should
not be exposed, we'll as the others, even
II lie does hold high social position, for
what is better preventive against such
scandaIous proceedings than IN exposition
Of the principals through that great pow tr
the press of the country? OPERATOR.
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SeG~The Louisville Theatrical Company
opened mt the National, Cincinnati, Monday
night, The Commercial eomncndS the
corps, but the Gozctte says it is very bad,
without il capable actor in the lot. Critics
will differ, it ms.-Lou. Dem.
Might not the difference be easily
accounted for. when it is known at which of
the two offices the Company had their
printing done?
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PoLITICAL.-It is reported that the dele
gates TO the Congressional Convention will
cast the vote of this county for Smith Mil
Ter. Judge Law is spoken of by few, but
it appears has little strength in the delega-
ton. The Sheriff, and the loudest of the
Douglasites, are for Miller, and are most in
fnential in the delegation. Smith Miller
has always been IA staunch Administration
and Lecompton man, aud this Douglas sup
port looks rather queer The delegates I'M
derstand it, we suppose.
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RUST HECEEI.ED Of .N.EW W SUP
9% ply Of DOLE'S PATENT SAW CUMMING
MACHINE. We take pleasure in calling the at
tcntiun Of all those using Saws Of any kind 10 this
GUNNER, a. b ing the best now in for cheap
durability, and efficiency having been
ccasfully used in almost eYsrJ State in the Union,
and the demand steadily inc Teasing, warrants
in recommending it to all ct4uns needing a SAW
CUMMING MACHINE.
AD- These Guinuicrs are manufactured for us Of
the best material, and every taken in the work
mauship to furnish q machine that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. GEO. 3. SONErAG a CO.,
Jobbnrs aud Importers Of Hardware, &c, &c,
apr. Main st., Evansville Iud.
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Ras- James NJ. Shanklin is spoken Of by
some of his admirers and friends ms a can
didate before the Convention at Princeton,
for Congress. If ability is to be the test of
success in the Convention. Smith Miller has
no advantage over Shanklin; but we suspect
Mr. Shanklin's time has not yet arrived.
The old fogies will be too lrong for Young
America at Princeton.
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FRIDAY MORNING. =.
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER z. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY or 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.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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City CleTk's Office, May = lsbO.
TOE OR.R PxU.H- NO TIE


IADW IdNE n y a y ~ 4 70 AZ q 4 U "a B
o The Common Council OF the City Of Evans.
Vile will receive proposals until the sth day of June
A. u. 1850, for grading and filling the alley in
Block No 30, in the Eastern Enlargement Of said
City, running from Vine to Division street, and be-
tween Filth and SIKH streets, said alley to be gra-
ded and filled 10 the proper grade the same may
BE- shown by the City Surveyor.
p. BURKE, CleIk
Clerks Office, MAY l4tIl, l8Gu.
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1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
& % O ID -

eAtH.E.N'hLE-S' s. REKEL
- fully inform their numerous friend. and the
public generally, that they daily receiving az
cessions t" their arge and varied rtork OF sIliua-
and sum Goods, which. for tlrgauce, stvlr aud
variety, cannot be surpassed 1t would De super
fuoHs to enumrrate ~ tho departments HLi Ia, IN
iHapestaa yin Ee found repirtc Iraciug ali the
leading styles and novelties ~ the
The f5i5,rass trincipes which haze Gained E,,
their Old tat lished house such extensive patron
ape, viii he adhered To, viz: Execution OF orders
with Experimentation a"d courtesy to custom
-rs, combined with moderate charges Their
stock hH, lug been purchased with care and jude-
in tise best markets, and OF FIRST quality,
grther with hu adherence 10 sOund principles of
trade they confident m being able u supply
those who may favor them with call The bcst
terms Annexed they submit list der artnleuts.
Cloths CassHneres, and Ne5tin2ss
Tweesis, Ky leans, Cottoaad's aud Dcninls,
New STYLE fItf,ts, a great h.fetyi
French Orgaa.iirs, Lawns aud GInghahis,
English BerHees Angiftia and Challia.
Black and Fancy Silks and IRISH Poplinss
Auliair Goods for travelling dresses,
French ReTage koies, 10 II Eoltnts.
urganiy to
Silk and Gini.hal Umbrellas AMI Partsal-,
Panama. Braid. leg horn aud Palm iiaia,
Roots and Shoes, soft Black aud C"l0red Hate,
White, Blue and Pink Mesquite N-tta,
French and Seate.i Embroiderirs, a great variety
Black Lace Mtntilias ana Points,
Hosiery, Glove Mitts, aud W hite aud fct,red
White foods Notions. Dress Trimmings Sc, sc
: < H. would e.tlI atticular attention t. their
stock Of Irish Linen Goods Of their inpor,.-
lions warranted Pure Linen, soft hitlsh and
'rass Bletched-eon-istin OF -, - Il / and ~
Linens, Brown and Bleached, D.tmusks all size-,
Liu-n Cambria Handk crciiIefs, Towels Brown aud
Bl,sthed Hncks, &c
y. B.-1hompsoII'z skirts, requiring IA Steel
Snrne around tiis body, are recommended f,r the
following Ieoiilinritiea and advantages:
LIST. Facility of application
ID. Perfect freedom from liability t. ,lefs
rriate, aud admit 81 any kind Of eNrreiee without
the slighIest in.rrH,enieuc to tho N-ar-r.
40 torner MAIN and F'rst street,.
kak hKfLS FEOGK .gEST EEEG'EfKST-
SDO I'd and FOR sale cheap cluse consignment,
at ELLIUTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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LADIES AND GENTS:

n open al Ne : Second street-FO1m for lew
more. Come and look no trouble To show those
cosy little dove aud tan c0laTed Caters. Give a
call and know y,u ~ i'll buy. GlaVe Kid, French
h i'll and Morocco Okla Boots of the most eXquisie
siyl's ever offered ih this market. Misses and
Ciillrels Caters ct every shade and color Md
"a Morocco Ut every style, with aud without
heels CopI tipped various kinds. of Ga" i'm
prsved patent
Gents hne Patent Leatlier and cali Boots made
t. ORDER of the last imported siuck We hay" had
for wears Glove Md, Patent Leather, Calf aud
Morocco Congress tilitefs--tNcrlsiar, d la mode
Made by the most fashionable aud best VOL kmen
10 he found-eII Eastern cities not excepted -
Friends, come on-stTangefs, give IL ., Il idi.
JOHN kASCH,
Iuar5l No. Second ST. Evansville, Ind.
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Carpet House.

Carpet House.
aMlaE HE RECEEp'E.N'Gg n L.FR-
W ger stock OF Carpets, Rings, Oil cloths, Car
tain goods both Swiss and uaInask--Iable Linenr
Towels, Napkins, Shertihgs, and house furnishing
gO"ds generally than ~ have ever received A lsO,
"a large retail stock Of Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods
Trimmings, Notions. HolIery, Gloves, Lace Man
tiliaS ShaWl-, nice assortment at MerTinfac aud
Ctcheco prints, Hoop skirts - per cent. cheaper
than last year, Boys W.str--CottoH, Linen aud
WOODEN Ladies Dress Gools-Hicr assortment
Also, the Embryo Cotton ANS call at
} OAKLEY & SONS,
HprT Ne. Il First street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
JANUARY Isf, 1850.

ASSETS.
Cash on hand and i'll Bank, S35, 33S. II
Cash i'll hands Of Agcnts,aud
in of transmission, G2.69O.S9
Cash loaned on call ........... 100000
SI3I, G29. o.
Bills receivable for Oans amply secured 20 223 81
Real Estate, uuincumbered, leash vail Il, 600 90
24O9 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford,
Market Value. CO,352 90
200 Shares Bank Stock in New York,
Market value,.-.~....- -. 29o,225.oo
go Shares Bank Stock i'll Boston, Mar
ket ......... IO7, 800 90
400 Shares Bank stock in st. Louis,
Market Value ....................... 40, 300 90
80 Shares Bank Stock, Rail Road, and
other Stock, Market Value ............. lG,7JG.Gn
Hartford City Bonds, per cent, Mar
ket Value. .............. 80 10000
State Stocks, Tennessee, Ohio, Mich
igan, MissOuri,) per cent, Market
Value ............. -. ............. 5d,G25.oO
20 Shares State Bank Wisconsin, Mar
ket Value. ........................... 2,I4O.O0
Total Assets S936, 7Og. -
Total Liabilities. Co. e;0. 50
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kp.gTE.V.T ADMINISTRATION

II has the largest assortment of Patent
Medicines ever offered for sale in Evansville For
genuine medicines, call at his New Drug store
nor Main and Second streets my15
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ar4y" Some of the English papers profess
to doubt whether Heenan is a hard hitter.
There is II story current, that ut the Boston
Gymnasium, where they have continuance
To test the weight of a blow, the best pupil
struck 20 pounds After few days prac-
tice the teacher was able Ia strike 1870
pounds Heennn pat himself in training
there, for short period, and the weight of
his blow was GO pounds nearly third OF
Il tun! Can any body tell how hard "A
horse kicks ,
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N vent moths from iniurimg wOalen goods ia
warm weather. For sale at Thompsen's Drug
store. myl5
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skis- A man named Gregg, II day or two
since, endeavorcd to XIII his wife, in Dirt
Grove Iowa, because she had prevented him
from hanging himself II short time before.
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SPRING TRADE.
John II Deters

BOOIS. SHOES, AND UPIEhS,
Carlisle buildings, No. SO West Fourth street,
Cincinnati
.V"T'ETES 1'HE .STTR.N'TKOy1' or
n dealers to the fact that he is mauuiactur-
ir@, aud keeps constantly on hand large stock
of newest and choicest sty lies of goods adapted
to the requirements Of popular trade the induce
mcuts he offers GOOD GOODS AT Low
PRICES Having been eI gagged in manufacturing
first class goods for over twenty years, lac now
claims 10 have facilities for manufacturing first
class goods rs cheap if not cheaper, than Eastern
manufactures Iv feels confident of his ability To
offer extra inducements to close buyers His motto
is a fair field and no iavors.
Cali and examine his goods, and you will he sure
to buy.
rs Orders promptly attended to.
E-blI-3md
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HE O.N.N'ETS, SCOOPS, IND RIM
&S bOns--A large and very cheap lot Of the
latest ycs-some very beau tifu ones, Just opened
SCHAPKER e. BUSSING'S,
Successors to 5. Embch d Co..
apr 40 Main
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ER BFSH. Err COK.N.
eDO ~ Lusi.. sheled Corn,
For sale at tLLlorr'S FAMILY GROCERY.
n .fBD- HILLS. LF.EF I.8RD.-.f
IL primo Article, Tor sale at
apT24 ELLIOTT FAMILY Gk0CE
asf0.5L OEL.--3 KHLS CO.8E MI
q lust zeaeivcd aud fnT sale al
apIZ4 ELLIOT1'. FAMILY GROCERY
SSfE.HE-N~Ts G.E-BE.N'F&5OO RBkS
u Ohio Fdil- Cement fer sale low at
APRIL ELLIO1T'S FAMILY GROCERY
EH CT TCHHs .E.N'SB esH W'EfLRss
w We At selling Watches, JeNeIry, d.. AT
extraordinary low trIces, preparatory to laying IA
"A New stock BlrI kULFF BROS,
mario ~ Main street.
WMax.N~TE .8GFsP-E B08'
w Ia attend Il Grocery and drive express
wagon Must know how to write iaiT hand, AMI
well recomiieiI 1ed. Apply at No l3z, Posry
Block, main street marlG-t
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e>FE.V DHEES.-
~ Lard and Butter Trycrs,
Sugar do
GuIging I;ods
Vantage do
NurtIsicl1s,
Gur,lcu Tools in sets for ladies and children
At GEO. s. SONNTAG,
Main street below Branch Bank,
apr Sign of the CjrcuIar Sa
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E5SO .. ~ u IL 3 + 4 = . = -
Il la great variety, at The l"wrst p'iee, tt the
New Drug Store OF
feb27 y. : THOMPSON.
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EB F5.nOT--E E.-THR LE.STURR
~ D Store Uf Thomas kerth haas been removed
from No. tFiemia-'S oil stand, to - Main st.
opposite Washington Iotet, where ne keeps tull
supply Of LEA TiIEE MD BINDINGS. lie keeps
on hand every vaiiciy AID sells cheap Tor cash
PHILTP DUEsSEE, tirmms's cld -stI.sm
with me, and viii Uc nand 10 wait on" old
rieHd- and all the customers VIII may call
Us. He will dc justice to all
mar lind THOMAS EfE1N.
ELS ~ = y IN a. NJ j. -
80 100 kegs .tsaurt"d sizes just received aud
for 81, ~ CHAS. hI.G6UN%ION.
mari fuscA : Biloxi, Main strert.
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RHGSEEES IA OSs.--I5 ES.4L f. m IL n
n for sale by ;. T.. GILBERT & CO
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= B-sH'IS .y.H'EB .U.S.N-TILL-dS.-
~ sits nd Lace Alantitlss aud Csres, SIX, Grape
and Stella ShaWls, opened at
SCHAPKER BUSSING'S,
Successors - ). EIabich & Co,
apr3 40 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

rVHROUGH FREIGTT ARRANGE
4 MENT.-RTOm Richmond, virginia, kSz ~
TO N w q lie ans, Eic'- sburg, Wcmphis, n.
Louis, MOntg OH,ry, EuscUmbia u, Aug usta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, dC.
THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they have concluded receipt
and forward goods above Specified following low
ratea:
How Special lst % Sd
From Richmond to Charged class. ClaY Class Glass
Knoxville, Tenn, andlan
stations as far as Chat
tanooga. ............. 100 rs. $50 IFS lOs 50
Nashville, Tenn ........ 100 Is. 3 90 ! 50 is IS
ruscumhia, Ala ........ 100 rs. S26 ! 81 81 OF
Memphis, Tenn. ........ 100 rs. s GO ! 50 20 rs
Rates manufactured tobacco pounds Richmond
follows To Knoxville, cts Nashville al 49, Tus-
cumba Al % Atlanta, Ga. 81 10 Macon Ca Al 80
Montgomery Ala Il % S. Louis via Mphs al a to
Nicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans, 81 81.
~ To Dalton and all points East and South Of T. these rates
will into eject But 20 Chattanooga and West Of H. IS
per 100 lbs additional will be charged until the completion
Of the Cleveland branch Of the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road
Por classification Of articles and further information
bills apply the Office Of the Richmond and Danv Railroad
Company, Richmond @. CAMPBELL Supt.
Richmond, April 22d, 1882 ap23-du
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Catalogues address receipt o. stamp. Per
a. distance attend sale have their orders
ND nv the Auctioneers mh1
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SASH, RLINDs AND DOORS

SAWINW AND IUNNINU
yHE Establishment In Richmond where may be be nae
the above art ces petect0n at the shortest notice
Being giving ent!e satisfaction the subscriber sou
cs as heretofore public patronage Having recently addeo
cabinet and Turning business the public can nov
have Ot disappointment or delay Give me can
..9f ~ MILES AAIBLER Mayo street.
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mr. lis. ROSES sXPECCORANT Ok COUGH
~ - -

SYRUP.
bronchitis ana al diseases II lungs.
This svrup having stood the test OF many years experience as
remedy Irritation or nfanaii OF the Lungs lIoa or 6Io
o h all 10 be remedy emneuty superior 10
other known compounds used for the relief and radical cure
o Coughs and Consumption. ,,.,-
In c5mpouudng Cough Syrup for general use the physician
f none hut should attempt prescription compe
the constitution and constituted parts OF
man 20 avoid entirely the addition Of drugs that can any way
do Injury. Ills object not only 70 cause ~
cough stop 10 Is also expected Of regularly educated
doctor that he should cure his patient le
der may aliay cough by ms opium e siu'', % ,
auu umouy uTpha, and Wild cherry bark ana not be &C
countabe health Of hs patient Many Of The notus
o. stop cough ana the utuit NIcm -
ned into an inrurabe OF disease perhaps death Dr. /
Aoe Cough syrup will not OILY Coughs but In all cases
, nut Lion o Diseases CONSUMPTION Price SOC and g.
DT =. t-OSE'S PAIN CURER.-This popus
ana falling remedy hs alone stood the test OF ryhve
years Price II, % and 80 cts.
TIE PAIN CJEsE2iE cures Rheumatism
TIL 2 INQUIRER cures Pansln tEel!mbs joints oae'
iHE PAIN CURER cures Chonc psi7sln the Stomach
The PAIN CURER cures scalds, Burns, spralns ano
TsIc PAIN CURES cures any pain internally sxter
W shan ony saw 10 the afflicted try the PAIN GU sER
ir!t Ewes YOU relief gad others m fails, condemn It,
Rsreuttyl 70 has co.u. nom regular Physician. -
pR.J. :. ROG - DESpGpEIC COMPOUND,
the only or Dyspepsia and Liver Compliant re q
Drspeps may be known by coveness he'ehug up Of wind
sr stomach and somsu15 d3.Ut or Ooscuess OF The bowels
headache nervous feelings col &C. Ws.tile anu N
appetite i these ymuoms are allowed 70 60 on .,lE.
t medicine (Which yin aFays cure then iolo" debility Of tht
DIR. \ ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND forsH
lsrs-p II tc Kidneys Bladder Prc. 51 c Tee great De
aud Tor article has induced oers to bottle up something AND
All DIS. J. :. ROSE,S GENUINE MEDICINES
written signature the Cork Of each bottle Take
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
Sold By WARNER L. WABING, General Agent,
l01 Broad Street, above Yt7