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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-23
Man Missing.

On Saturday, April 2Sth Mr. Henry
KIusman, ofthis city, left home with the IN
tention Of making a collecting tour for
the house of Rocker, Klusman & Co, and
took passage on board the steamer Grey
Edylr Tor Brandenburgh, Ky, since which
time he has not been seard from. The
books of the boat show that he did not pay
his passage, which is good evidence that lie
dad not go up on her, and ii is supposed
that he has been loully dealt with. On the
same evening on W hich he lett, d man MAS
heard TO tall m the river from one Oi the
boats at the wharf, and To hlloG murder
three tunes before he sank, and u rope Was
thrown across him, bat lac seemed iusensi-
bic and did not grasp it the yawl was sent
from the GREY Eagle, but too late TO save
INN, and it being Impossible to fluid out who
he unfortunate man was it is feared that il
was Mr. klusman. His brother VIM II.
klusman, has maize diligent search for him
at all the places where he had collections To
make, but has not been able To hear a word
from him. He had on when he left q suit
Of black WOODEN clothes, perhaps saunett,
pair OF boots, woolen socks, soil, low
crowned, hat with leather band, ii gold
watch with white dial, and leather plated
guard chain. He had severa! valuable notes
and some money in his pocket He was
about 81 Years Old, short stature, little
bald. slightly round shouldered, weighed
about lG5 pounds, and was about . feet 8
inches high.
one of the notes was payable 10 VIM.
Albert, ion $500, dated at Owensboro, KY.
TWO notes in favor OF Rocker, klusman 4
Co, for about $50 each. and sundry az
cGunts.
Any information that can be given to his
brother, Vim. II. Klusman, will he thank
fully received and literally rewarded.
Papers along the Ohio below Brandon
hurgh, will please notice this.
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- fH-8REES ;. WILLS, H'HOLE-
q SA LIE HARDN ARE DEALER, First street,
ol4'-site Hia.iee & Coz, Evansville, Ind orders
* Hardware promptly hll~d at lowest tincihhAil
Tt,..s ian 20
or BOZ EXTRA BALTIMORE BEOONiS-
~1Seb the best the market AT
d.cI4 COOK 4 LANGLEY'S-
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CHARTER PERPETU1L.
LOSSES PRONPTEY PAIDt

1917 Applications received pCicies ISSUED and re-
naWed, and all business pertaining to the agency
promptly attended to.
Also applications received tor Life Insurance, i'll
the 1ffna Life Insurance Co, OF Hartford Conn
Capital and surplus 5000 900.
COPELAND 4 N4fXSEN, Agents.
ESs- Office, First St, bet. Main and :5yc., i'll
Savings Bank BUILDING.
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Notice for Proposals for Ma
rine Hospital.
DISTRICT OF ANSVILLE, IND.,1
Evansville, May l, 1860. !
N 6OTFGFE - HEREESNe GEI-&.N

A6OT9GE Is HEsREEX- E1EI-&.N'
. " that sealed proposals, accom- panied by proper
;suI aLstees according to forms to lie furnished
application at this nice, Will lie received thereat,
until ~ O'Clock meridian, On the first Tuesday in
June next, for the supply Of the Marine Hospital
tiIs City, with the articles of provisions, med
icines, II enumerated in said forms The quaint.
ties stated estimated with reference To The
usual ngmser of Patients in the hospital and the
United States reserves the RICH take more OF
4ess of said articles accordingly they may ac-
tually required If the articles delivered at the
hospital are Uot ia the judgment OF the physiels
81 the best quality, aud adapted 10 the hospital ne
"ll be at IisCty to reject the to purchase
other Articles in their stead, and charge the
sract"r With sny excess iu eost the contract
lrices.
The United States reserve the liaht to accept the
PROPOSALS for the whole any portion OF the art
tacles specified. CHAS. DENBY, ShT or
nlaH:t- IN-lAN
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name ia part: aXles, springs made OF inc pes
steel; bands, -nameled and OF all kinds OF leather
cloths, Innings Iur carriages vArnshes, castings OF
all kinds saddle trees, English birdie feathers, bitsI
stirruI,s, spurs, names, fine silver names u ali
kinds Jenny Lind Gig Trees seli-aalusnns fads,
Tayiars patent names, Ircts, shoe threads, horse
blankets, London Girth Webs, American Gifth
ant ':cin Webs, both cotton aud Worsted' London
W. ,kins a superior article; ivory, gutta perohA
Ant ass lined nartengt.l rings superior kerseys
for s. covers, the hest quality of carriage oolts
patt giA trees, &c, &c.
10, IL fact everything apPertuin!ng 70 either
branch Of the business, aud understanding Doth
bTancj. Is thoroughly would respectfully lh'4e9
your attention before purchasing elsewhere ~,
am also agent for Wards Patent spring SaoulS
ap2O-d&w
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GEEAT FEMALE MEDICINEI
Il. L. JUDSON L Co,
Sole PrOprietuis,
5n Leonard St, N. y
yaGs. WT.V.sEO ~; ~ EXE'RRE-

JAS & e REst'SGO Nv En- = Is ~ -
SiHE cnced Nurse aud female Physician, present
to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING EYRUP,
for Chiklre Te,3itng, which greatly facilitates the
process Of Tcethine, by soitening the gums, reln-
cling all inflammattiou-wiIl allay all pain and
spasnodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
TIE BOWELS Depend upon IT, mothers, 1t Will
give rest to yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have put up and sold this article fCr over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and II.
other medicine shas it failed, in single
instance, to effect a cure .Awhen timely used. Nov
er did VIC know an in stance Of dissatisfaction
by any who used il. SON the contrary, all are
dcg hted with its opera sStions, and speak in terms
of highest conmcnda Sstion of lis magical ot-
fects aud medical virtues Eve speak in THIS matter
''wIat do know af s~tcr ten years experience,
and pledge reputa StiUn for the iuliimeut of
what here declare. SIN almost every instance
where the infant is sni- 4ftriug from pain and ex
haIston, relief will Ie WpHnd ia - OF 20 minutes
after the Syrup is admin clustered
This valuable prepar:t Suou * the prescription
If Of tIe most exp, SrioHced aud p k l l nj
Nurses in New En-Iud, himd has been used with
net er falling success in Sth0Hsands OF eases.
1t not only relieves ssthe child from pain but
inNigoratts the stomach ind 10 ell, cOrrcctS acid
ity, and gives tone and @cncTey g. the whole sys
tenn 1t will almost IL stantly relieve Gripping
IN the Bowels and Wind lColic, aud OvaIcoIue CON
VulsiOuS, which If not = speedily remedied, end
in death We believe IT Sthe best and surest Teul-
ely ia he world IN all a~fisrs Of DYsentcry and
Diarrhea in children Swhether il arises from
teetHnn@ from any other cause We would
say 10 every mother who has child n II = ng
from any Of the foregoing complaints, do not
let your prejudiCrs, nor the JudIces Of others,
stand between yonr suffering child and the relief
that will be suTe-Yes, absolutely sure-to follow
the of this medicine il timely used.
Full directions for using Will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile OF
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New Nork, IS on the ont
soli 10y Druggists Throughout the world Prin-
cipt office, No. l3 Cedar street, New York
KELLER Z WHITE, AGENTS, Evansville, IND
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Two jokes, evidently intended for raniiy
Fuir or -NoHaus, have fallen into our way
We print them, 1" i'll advance aud said pa
Pers mag copy
TIE LAST WORK on PUGiLlsM- MIR
on the Floss.
4 SKELETON IN EVERY Housk-A hoop
Philadelphta Press
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CANDIDATES


For County Treasurer.
Mr.. RdttOr:-Piease announce the
OIL. NJ. CALDWELL s a candidate for County Treas
at the next October election. MARIO.
For Judge Court Common Pleas.
JOha E'fEehSr, Of E'OSsy County, has
been solicited become candidate for the Judge
ship of the Court Of Common Pleas, by "a number
OF Attorneys OF the District and has consented to
the of his name III that connection The an
nouHcement is therefore made accordingly.
Ths Friends of Ren. SffmSOn, Esq, aH-
noHrce him as candidate for Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas, at the October election
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fer inducements, that
cannot fail t. be to
The interest Of all en-
paeed in the business
t..yiya 4,,a. "a trial
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- fIssT BIAS B-ERC0Oh, E.nK'0HTSR
q and Dealer in Coach aud Saddlery Hardware

Having COM
pleted my ar
ran ge m G mt 5
with Europe
an and Amer
lean manu-
facturers fora
direct supply
OF all goods ia
my line, l am
enabled 10 Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-23
Special Notices.
HoIforaU,s PfIIs aud Osmtmsns

H0HOtc0y's f9fHs and Ofntnasnf should
be purchased with caution, there spurious
articles abroad. Look for the mark, '' Hol-
Iuvay, Nrqv Yp,k ari London" that appears in
semi Transparent letters every leaf in the book
OF directions enveleping each box or pot.
Sold at the mandatory. No 50 Maiden Lane,
New York. and by all Druggists, at 25c., &c, and
81 per box. may22-Iwd&w
EsUer asa .SgTe Is a terrible dtSeGse.-
of all the ills that flesh is heir to, it is the faint
est in it's first manifestations, the most unrclentng
in is progress, aud the most defiant of medical
skill. Fever and sue is more destructive of lite
than eonsu.nptiSi because it is more easily in
dUced and therefore more prevalent. 1t mHrks its
victims for the grave, like an eXocHtVEcr's bond
Day 10y day, the sufferer grows weaker and weaker.
and each hour does he fear a strong consciousness
of approaching the tomb. W. have said that the
disease is of those which has nearly always de-
fled medical scencc-a few cases once i'll while
having been cured and reported. We are happy to
announce that Dir. J. Hostetter, of Pittsburg, has
prepared Il compound that has never been known
fail in curing the of this terrible dis
case. We recommend DIR. J. HOSTETTIR'S GEL
EBRATED BITTERS to suffering humanity gem
orally, a and speedy specific.
For sale Icy Druggists and dealers generally every
where. Inay22 Iwd&w
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~ n EE.N' n - n E-St y ~ S-.N'E ~ :
N n York Crushed Sugar at I2i5c per IL; New
York Powdered do at III e pei ~. 70 lee had only
al the EUREKA BAZAAR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-23

HTss!- HTssH- HTss!:.-B aIrheioIs
Wigs and Tonpecs sur,ass all They elegant,
light, easy and durahIe
Fitting 10 chhrm--iio turning up h-hhd--no
shrink ing the head indeed, this is the onl,
Esiahi -hment where these things iroprlly
Understood aud nIado.--l6 Bond street, Asw futk.
mnrI7- tyrdSW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
Table Manners.

Many gentlemen of education and culture have
experienced the sad feeling of having wives or
children come to the table, only to fret and groHl
and complain and sulk. IL is horrible to think of.
And yet it may be presumed, that the happiness OF
quite as many excellent wives is marred, if not
wholly eaten out, by husbands who come to the
table with terrible dignity or with seishness
so predominant that it places everybody else and
everything under tribute to Its supreme gratlfea-
ton; moroseness stamped on every feature; be-
littling queralousness in every uttered sentence.
Here one comes now as stately as turkey-eoek,
as cross as a bear, and as rough as corneob.
He speaks in short crusty words; the innocent
prattle Of his children is an apparent torture to
him; there must not be whmper or whisper
for he is porting over q newspaper, or in the midst
of some plan or project for gain or fame. His very
presence is felt cloud, an incubus, an iceberg;
and there is only gadness when he is gone; it is
then only that the sunshine OF family affection and
love comes out, and tilial and motherly sympathles
we'll up from loving hearts.
To meet at the breakfast-table, father, mother,
children, all well, ought to be happiness to any
heart; it should be source OF humble gratitude,
and should wake up the warmest feelings of our
nature. shame upon the contemplate and low
bred cur. whether parent or child, that can ever
come to the breakfast table, where all the family
have met in health, only to frown, whine, and
growl and fret it is prtn1d fdcie evidence Of a
mean and groYeling, and selfish, and degraded ma
ture whencesoever the churl may have sprung.
Nor is it less reprehensible to make such exhibit
uUnS at TUE tSdttdDie5 heiolS VIC
comes, some of the little circle may be stricken
with some deadly disease, to gather around that
| table not again torever Children III good health
it left to themselves at the table, become, after
few mouthfuls, garrulous and noisy but II within
at all reasonable or bearable bounds, is better
/ to let them alone they eat less, because they dc
not eat so rapidly as if compelled to keep silent
while the very exhlaration of spirits quickens the
| circulation of the vital fluids, and energies dlges
/ ton and assimilation.
/ The extremes of society curiously meet in this
regard. The tables of the rich and the mobiles Of
England are models of mirth, wit and bonhomnie
it takes hours to get through a repast and they
/ live long, If anybody will look in npon the ne
groes Of well-to.do family in Kentucky while Al
their meals, they cannot bat be impressed with til.
perfect abandon of their jsbber, cachinaton ant
mirth; it seems as if they could talk all day
aud they live long. 1t follows then, that at til,
family table all should meet, and do it habtuay
10 make common interchange of high bred cour
teses, of warm affections, of cheering mirthfnl
mes, and that generosity OF nature, which lifts us
above the brutes which perish, promotiye as these
things are of good DIGESTION high health, and {
long life.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
pHB yIGIAGR BBAUpY.

The glowing tint of tropic eve,
Burns in her radiant cheek
And we know that her voice is rich and low,
Though we never have heard her speak - m@
So full are those gracious eyes of light,
That the blissfu flood runs DER,
And wherever her tranquil pathway tends
4 glory fits on before.
O.! very grand are the city bellies, =
OF a brilliant and stately mien,
As they walk the steps of the angud dance,
And irt in the pause between;
But beneath the boughs of the hoary oak,
When the minstrel fountains play,
think that the artless village girl
Is sweeter by far than they.
O.! very grand are the city bellies, E..... -..
Bnt their hearts are worn away,
By the keen.edged world and their lives have
The beauty and mirth of May; [los
They move, where the sun and the starry dew!
Reign not; they are naughty and bold,
And they do not shrink from the cursed mart
Where Faith is the slave of gold.
But the starry dews and the genial sun
Have gladdened be, guileless youth
And her brow is bright with the flush of hope
Her soul with the seal of truth; -.
Her steps are beautiful on the hills
As the steps of an Orient morn,
Ald Ruth was never more fair to see
/ the midst Of the Autumn corn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally upplanted other ouments and healing an.
pcatons in both the Western Hemispheres wher
over introduced and its intrinsic the true secret Of s
success in all cutaneous Affections whether the ace
dent or disease
Burns and Scalds -msM
Areinsany relieved Of their anguish pain inflammation
by timely application of this healer and e eesh IA
renewed as If by charm, bemish or scar remaining
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children are frequent sufferers from external nues espec
ay from hud and caphene explosions therefore every mother
should have this heangprepsaton constantly hand 1t hesu
sore breasts and quickly the letter. RnRwor &c
prevalent in children.
TO Travellers by Sea and Land.
The naehins the traveller very other ndyldual WHOSE
lot in life throws him within the chance of accident from expo
SION fire collision, should bearu snd that this Magic Ex
tractor is his best and only friend both portable and cheap
and should ever be his companion friend in need Thers
thousands OF living witnesses testify its marvellous ytr
tue who their sound limbs and muscles to IFS saving
efficacy m@mu
The following few of the leading diseases TO which
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is d preventive
as well as @M-
Burns, Bruises, ..
Boils, Broken Breasts
Bites of Reptiles, Cancer,
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands,
Chiibains, Cramp,
Contracted Cords, Chafes
Diseases of the Skin, ErySpelAs,
s..~. Fstala, Frost Bites,
Fever Sores, ,Fe1ons,
Glandular Diseases
..." Mereuria Sores,
Pans generally,
Pimples, Piles
-.m4 Poison, Rheumatism,
RNshes, Sores Of all kinds,
-2"--.= Shot Wounds, scrofaa,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

scarcity Of the grain will induce. 1t is calculated
that the aggregate cotton yield of the parish win be
f1cm fourth to third short of what it would
have been had the season been more auspicous.
The rivers, 0uaehita, Tensas and Black, are all
extraordinarily low. The Black whichis the parent
stem of all these, is closed by the shoa near its
confluence with Red river TOURIST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27

HAsHlsoanuae. catahepla rari


August l6 1850 !
~ Crescent Harrisonburg is another OF the
pleasant little towns which, like pearls strung
upon tie ouaohsa, adorn at frequent intervals the
fertile hsaks Of that fine river. Harrisonbnrg is
about three hundred and twenty-five miles from
New Orleans BY water, aud is The capital seat Of
the extensive. wealthy and aourishing parish Of
Casahonla II y located twenty miles by water
above ths mouth oY the 0uaehita--or above the
point where Black river, which runs into the Red
ends in two Jerks, one Of which Is called the
Tensas and the other the ouachita. The name
Of Black river sioala be expnnged from the mans
ana the stream, from lbs confluence with the Red
be called the Oaaehi1a, AZ II really is. AS it is
tive, and. therefore one unnecessary, names are
given to the same main streani--the ouachita.
Harrisoaburg Is 3 handsomely buiit and thriving
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
Ice WATER.

If the reader is down town or away from home
on hot day, and feels as if it would be perfectly
delicious to have glass Of lemonade, soda water,
or brandy toddy, by all means let him resist the
temptation until he gets home, and then take
glass of cold water, swallow at a time, with a
second or two interval between each swallow.
Several noteworthy results will most assuredly fol-
low.
After it is all over you will feel quite as well
from drink OF water as if you had enjoyed a free
swg of either of the others.
In ten minutes you will feel great deal better
You viii not have been poisoned by the lead or
copper which is most generally found in soda
water
You will be richer by six cents, which will be
the interest on dollar for whole year.
You will not have fallen down dead from the
sudden chills, which sometimes result from
drinking soda, iced water, or toddy, in hurry.
No well man has any business to eat ices or to
drink iced liquids in any shape or form, if he
wants to preserve his teeth protect the tone of his
stomach, and guard against sudden infiammations
and prolonged dyspepsia. 1t IS enough to make
one shudder to see beautiful young girl slipping
scalding coffee or tea at the beginning of meal
and then close it with glass OF ice water, for al
80 she must either be snaggled-toothed or wear
those of the dead or artificial.
Fresh spring or well water is abundantly cool
for any drinking purposes whatever In cities where
water is artiicially supplied, the case is somewhat
different; but even then there is no good excuse
for drinking ice water, because even if the excuse
were good in ITSELF the effects the stomach and
| teeth are the same.
Make bag ot thick wooen, doubled, lined
with muslin; fill it with ice; have in pitcher al
inch two Of water above the faucet aud let this
bag of ice be suspended from the cover within
two inches OF the surface of the water, The ct
will melt slowly and keep the water delightfully."-
COOL but not ice cold. A still better effect will ht
produced if the pitcher is also well enyeoped il
| woolen. Again, water almost as cold as ii car
be, unless it has ice actually in it, may be hat
without any ice at all, by enveloping eloset
pitcher, partly filled with water, with several fold
OF cotton, linen or hagging, and SO arranging i
that these folds are kept wet all the time by waite
| eYanaratinn. EHalrs journal of Health
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
y q N BsER XVI.
-
The Parish Of CatahonIa.
TouRIsr.

Hasrisosabsug It's aspects and antiquities Judge
Iuliafevo and things geological da.d aboriginal
Sicily Island and tie last battle field Of the
Nutchex tribe THE merchants of HdfrtsonbSiy
IFiaity, Ber1rnnd's Prdaie, Castor Springs
and Other Pest Offices The lands The Planters
The Hafrisoa5sug Independent - The crops
and fioevs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
E Geo. G. Evans,
4Ss CHESTNUT STREET.


To whom greater inducements than offered
Any person. either male or female who desrous of engag
ing in
HONORABLE AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.
requiring little time and outlay money and by which
they can obtain gratis
A VALUABLE LIBRARY,
A FINE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
A HANDSOME SERVICE or PLATE,
A SPLENDID SET OF JEWELRY,
AN ELEGANT SILK DRESS PATTERN,
Or many other choice articles the List Gifts
so by acting Agent for this establishment.
Any person. any part of the country agent sim
ply by forming club sending the list of books and remtng
the amount of msney required for the same
GET UP CLUB.
Send Catalogue which all the desired inorma
lion relative TO agencies clubs
sure prompt honorable dealings address all orders
THE HEAT QUARTERS
OF
George G. Evans,
Publisher and Proprietor of the oldest and
LARGEST GIFT-BooK ENTERPRISE
IN THE WORLD.
Permanently Located
No. 4ss c.HEsT,N Tws STREET,
] 5e4 GAtW PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
Largest in the World! cd
PERMANENTLY LOCATE
Card.

Having purchased the spacious Building No. 499 Ches,
nut street and fitted up with every convenience to facat,
my business particularly that branch devoted to COUNTRY
ORDERS and having larger capital than any other part,
invested in the business prepared to offer greater ad
vantage than to my new Classified Cata
ogue of Books just issued embraces the writings of every
standard author in every department literature ineludus
hundred volumes of History Biography Voyages an
Travels, Adventures etc.. etc. published by myself This II
the tcompete catalogue Books Gifts ever published
and gives all the information relative the purchasing and for
wardng by Mail Express of Books ordered from my Estab
iishment together with full directions to remit money
will furnish book f character published in the
United States the regular retail price of which is One Dollar or
upwards and to give perfect satisfaction to nv
toners as am determined to maintain reputation and char
acter already bestowed upon my establishment ...
Strangers visiting Philadelphia are invited to call at EVANS
GIFT BOOK HOUSE and Judge for themselves
DO NOT SEND ORDERS .....
IRRESPONSIBLE PARTIES.
George G. Evans
G TIT B BooK ENTER PRISE
Has been
ENDORSED BY THE BOOK TRADE
All the Leading City and Country
NEWSPAPERS
AND THE
PUNGTUAL BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS OF THE Es.
.. TABLIsHMENT HAVE RECEIVED THE
APPRECIATION OF OVER
Aza 100000
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES
Each of whom
HAVE RECEIVED SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
Benefits derived by purchasing Books
III H a D U AR TERs
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GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE,
No. 489 CHESTNUT STREET
Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

( WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
eecvs agent used fo
the destruction ofthese troublesome vermin
Be sure ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH De
sTRoYER there articles offered for sale
Fsrsale by ]. WRIGHT CO.,
IL l6mAw n aud I6l Ohartrss htreei,