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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04
WHEELER & WILSON'S

No First Street, between Main and Locust
KE/eR OFFER TO TIE EUWEAE
W Wheeler q Wilson's Improved Sewing MA-
chine at reduced prices, with increased confidence
in its merits as the best and most reliable lamilv
sewing machine now in uSe. IL sews equally well
on the thickest Utmost fabrics; makes tho iatk
stitch impossible to unravel, with tho essential
advantage of being alike both sides, forming no
ridge or chain the under side is simple ia con
structon, more speedy in movement and moro
durable than any other machine Wo give lull i'm
structions to enable the purchaser 90 seW ordinary
seams, stitch, hem fell, quilt gather, bind and
three years.
We also keep on con family hand full assortment
of Singers machines.
Circulars containing testimonials of tho above
machines from persona of the highest standing
East and West, giving prices, &es Will be furnished
gratis, on application ia person or 10y lcttcr.
febeIv +. NJ. SIIIMAN-
a. a.. = =. A.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04
Som Athinp New

Having opened an establishment for the manu-
faoture of CORN BROOMS on Waiter st. bet Main
and Locust, III the Room formerly occupied the
Telegraph Office, I would fully call the
tenti1n of the Citizens Of Evansville he
[ manufacturing every description Of Corn
Broom and will sell at lower prices than the Same
be Fought in Cincinnati or Louisville. Dealers
would we'll 70 cali Mt my "siahl i,nl,ut before
purchasing else where. The BIariet prir8 paid for
Broom Corn at All times. ASH. CONNETT
sep. 25-3md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04

-, FRY
-.rnaVe'S Holland Bilters'
For HEARTBURN, Try
BGrhaV6'S Holland Bitters'
For ACIDITY, Try
BGrhaVe'S Holland BitteFS'
For WATERBRAsH, Try
BWFhaVe'S Holland BitterS,
For HEADACHE, Try
B@rhaVa'S Holland BitteTS,
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
B9rhaye's Holland BitterS.
For COsTIVENESS, Try
BGrhavG's Holland bitteTS'
For PILES. Try
B9rhave'S Holland BitterS.
In all Nervous Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Afec-
TONS it has in numerous instances proved highly
beneficial and in others effected decided euro.
Read Carefully!
The genuine, highy-concentrated BGRHAvEs IIoL-
LAND BIrTERs Is put up in halfpint bottles only and
rataed at One Dollar per bottle The great demand
for this truly celebrated medicine has induced many
limitations which the public should guard against
purchasing
Beaure of imposition Sc that oar name IS on the
label Of eteT.y bottle ynt buy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04
& HsRET POT5TOEs.

s. BEL RICE LOUR,
l BbI. Corn Starch,
l do Wheat Farina,
l do Split Peas.
l do Pearl Barley,
Case Sage & Tapioca, for sale at
dec II. COOK & LANGLEY'S.
KhO NOT LET K'OUR COW 90
-&A hungry
1000 Sacks Heavy Country Bran in Store and for
sale at rs cents per 100 lbs by
dec. II COOK & LANGLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04

~ - TINE LADIES.
M Glycerine Lotion, GIycerino Violet Cream,
Cola Cream, Glycerine Soap Colleagues. Extracts,
Powders-red aud white, Combs. b uahrs, Pou8d-s,
Hair Oils, Powder Puts, and last, hut not least.
Fine Tooth Combs, MI for sale very cheap at
N. $. TIC MFHON'9,
declS at the CITY Drug store.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04

y .4BKES' .gJS.E0 MISSES H.G rs,
-k6 Silk, Beaver, Cashmere, ETC., trimmed or I'M
trimmed The latest styles made to order on short
notice ut VAUTIER & NIARCONNIER'S,
nnNS 90 Main Street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04

an ing and Cooking Apples, the best I'm ihe city,
for sale at ELBIOTTS Family Grocuy
dec27
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04

JOHN A. REITz........' ..........JOHN a HANEY
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&GIUsN-DREBS.
~ Rec, ived this days bales extra heavy Gunny
Bags, 40 bbls White Lime, so tierces prime Rice,
leo kegs best English Soda 40 mats Java Coffee, 80
coils Manila cordage, so bales Batting, for sale
cheap for cash by
decIS GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04

SS hhds Sugar, prime article 10 BIB
new Molasses, just received at No. % Main stree
dccI5
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LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY !!
IS COMING.

I am still delivering to any part of the city lin
Quantities of not less than 20 bushels) the best quail
ity of Bodiam Mine Coal, well screened, at cents
per bushel lam also prepared to deliver article
of Coal taken unscreened from the pile, at cents
per bushel; and slack nut Coal, in limited GUAM
titles, at cents JOHN. WYMOND,
decI7 If Sec'y and Mang'r Bodiam Min G Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-04

e The best Christmas gift is a Melodeon. Do
bell & COnYngtOn have a large stock of MELODE-
ONS, which they will warrant for quality and tone
TO equal the finest, and which they will SILL at
% real bargains
declS DOBELL & CONfNGRON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-19
us THERE 4 GOVERNMENT y

This is the question which tie LincoIn
party asked OF the country, on his accession,
aud which il has proceeded to solve in its
own way.
Their President prolessed such scrupulous
respect Tor the Constitution, that We could
not recognise the slightest disabedience Ia
ans part oi it, nor to any act u Congress, no
matter how extensive. nor how unanimous,
might be The refusal Of the people lie
could not for one moment acgniesce in the
aetnal, positive fact, that lhe people &c the
South we're really in the possession OF guy-
ernment ol their own, aud that the power OF
the old Federal Union was extinct within
their Imns. No-i theory, that Federal
Union was mdestructibIe: and he was tn act
A. u each part and parcel Of lis machinery
we're 10 full operation everywhere, aud in
strict accordance with its original principles.
NathiRg could be dispensed with for the
sake oi present peace and future friendship
nothing lur the sake 81 saving the eifusiUn
oi blond and the horrors of civil war.
But. in prosecuting that war, he has been
ictfere,l by no such difficulties.
Under ihat Constitution, Congress alone
hs. The pnwer 70 declare war. Ihe Prea.
-!tti has assumed anil eEsrcisti thai porer.
Congress alone has Tie power 10 suspend
tie privilege If the writ Of haJeds corpus.
TIE Prciifat authorizes trn has military
sH51ffiRaits 70 suspend il a their pleasure
l'br federal power. under tie Constiis-
lion, has ~ right 10 interfere, within the
limits 81 state. except for specified purpos-
e. Bal tie President assumes, aud dele
gates 10 others, the power ai heir desere-
TIM tn occupy States Will military forces.
n arm ihe cltiTens, ID arrest aud c0nfiue
them without process Ol law, to seize aud
eahh.csir property to stop the mails, 20 IN.
trrtllci commerce aud travelling, to blockade
paft. apd repeal or suspend be acts Of Con-
gtts- Utclaung them ports II entry, to de-
clare pri,atettlng piracy, III The face II com
stant assertions u tie oppnstts doctrine. by
nat uWn laws; 10 raise trunps indefinitely,
ta hhtu~ money al pleasure. 10 supercedc
liz authurity II State Governors aid otter
alhefps. % encourage thc running away of
SLAVE. ID 10 protect the iugltites from pgr.
saif--and. il a word, BY Successive procla.
m3tiOu, aud orders TO lpgislate arbitrarily
upon al ,abjesis whatever.
And al ihIs be d0cs. declaring that the
UniUu j. still intact, aud The Constitution
in.iulatr
Could Roman Cesar. or Russian Em.
peror. or a Turkish sultan, he more absolute
and icspotic: isihsre gortDmcHi2 Aud
u =. waits IT. 4 free rrpubl,c. Is sla.
sish tyrannyf
The Nurth will have Cause TO repent this
upon nisny accoanis: perhaps the most fun.
dsment,l and listing Of the misehieis will De
the precedent uf abieci submis.ion u The
contful ~ a despnf. They will realize The
late OI tie horse Wbu took i master on lis
hack. that be might be reyeaged upon the
siag--and found tnn late thar I've could nal
dIspl.ce his rider, nor ret The biz out II BIS
mnath But une part Ut tie iisIe they viii
never realize --ite stag WiA ufrer 5e k0kt.
k5eta5ai W54.
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p. TO Persons ont oi E.apeymsnL "a
AGENTS MANTkD.
u every L0unly N Ihe UnIled slaie,

In every c0unty 10 the United States.
sIsO enlEe IN The sas of some af The best and most
elestaily Illustrated Works polished.
Oar piplctipns of the most interesting chstae.
Ter. sitpie 10 the wants q the Farmer Mechanic and
Msfelaal. they are Published ~ the best style, and
bonn " ihe ~ sabsaniisl manner, snd wanhy
pla.r 10 ne ihnry u every Household IN the Ian1.
~ 70 men gf ealsfpiise sni industrious hsbits this
husqe.. pIsn aa epppfanJ iot profitable employment
selia n be met with.
~ Persons desiring u act o. Agents Will receive
prsmpsly BY mail foil pticula,s &C., by address
sinx LEARY. 0ErZ 4 Co. PabIsi,ss.
N.2sl Moth second stfes,, Phuadeiphia.
October 30 66-4n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-19
THE Fatal. JOKE.
Raleigh, June. 1861.

The following thrilling story furnishes a
iorcible illustration Of the evils Of playing
on the Tears Of nervous and excitable persons.
Il is but one Of numerous instances which
are on record.
] was once present where small party 81
young persons were warmly discussing the
subject Of practical joking. After long
and interesting debate, the question seemed
TO be decided 10 its favor, when a gentleman,
whose singularly melancholy and detected
air az once attracted our attention, related
the following story:
In my younger days was remarkable for
my fondness for practical joking, even to
such degree that | never allowed good
opportunity 70 pass unimproyed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-19

~ CASKS o. LINE fof ssle low for Ca.h. Also
w COFFEE. siasH's SUGAR, and man, other
seasonabis articles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-19
THE BEST TOOL FOR TII.LAGE.


The stirring Of the soil, after the crops ar,
started, is a matter Of the very first impor.
tance. From nne.half TO three fourths IF d
crop Of corn may be made by tilage alone.
On old land. well stocked with weeds. not
over twenty bushels to the acre could be re-
allied without cultivation. Twice hoeing
and cultyating would probably add ten bush
els TO the acre. and twice more would bring
the crop up 10 forty bushels per acre. We
have seen estimates from farmers. who expe.
rlmented upon this point. showing that eve.
ry hoeing added from five to ten bushels to
the acre.
A great deal Of ingenuity has been expen
ded upon the implements of tIlage. The
hoe Is good enough, but for its expensive
ness. The light horse pillow, or sweep, is
much more economical; but these t,ol. re-
qnlre two or three burrows to each row, and
are pretty heavy tax upon the strength Of
the horse. The hDrse harrow and culti,ator,
are great Improvements upon the pillow, for
they are much lighter, aud stir the ground
deep enough. The horse hoe is much light.
er implement than the cultlsatnr. aud II a
farmer Is investing in new tools, he should
get this in preference 10 the cultiyator. 1t
IS merely a question OF economlsing the
strength Of the horse. A good steel-toothed
culti,ator will make clean sweep ol every
weed within an inch of the rows u corn, aud
STR The ground deep enough. horseshoe
could not do the work much better, though
II would draw easier, aud the horse might
get over little more ground 10 day.
We need not so much implements Of til.
lage. - more frequent use II those We have.
Corn can be cultivated wholly with the horse,
after the first wedding, il the rows run both
@ays; aud we doubt il better use can be
made u horse flesh. after the first OF June.
than 10 keep il running between the rows Of
corn. We are confident that five times cul-
tisating will pay much better than once or
twice. As between the horse hoe, and the
sieel.toothed cultiyator upo6 smooth land,
We should say, that is the best which is most
used. american igricukurist
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PLANTING BEANS.

We can hardly think IL necessary, under
the present aspect nf affairs. 10 advise our
readers 10 plant freely Of this excellent veg.
etable-none paws better. nnne i easier u
cultivation. IL the land is light we would
recommend the French plan Of planting. that
is 10 hills. droppng five or six seed TO each.
In this manner they shade each other. and !,
therefore. DO better than when snwn in drills.
IN hard Land. drill planting is the best, b1t
they must not be planted too thickly. To
have this vegetable early and in the greatest
perfection. Il should be forced a. much a.
possible. by making the land very rich, 9th
erwise they will be tough aud II short lura.
ton. Work ulten, but not teo deeply, and
do not draw up too much earth tn the stems.
To prevent the attack Of the ily. two-thir,ls
II ashes mixed with one of air.siafkcd lime.
silird over the leaves while wet with dew,
will be found beneficial.
There are many varieties of snap bean,
each having its respective advocates, but for
Us We prefer the spcckled valentine, both ON
account of is prainctiseness and grcst ten.
derness. The early China. Nealng wou.
der. and few others. are strongly recon-.
mrndrd. aud are really Ear from being devoid
II merit.
The Carolina o. Sewee. better known as
thr butter bean, i one % the must popular.
and deseiysdIy %. uf AL the bean family.
These are best planted in squares IL eight or
ten inches al every four feet. with single
pule for the four 10 run on. Plant with the
eyf do,cl. by taking the bean between the
thumb md Iureiingrr and pressing il IN lie
ground, but not nnIe than one inch. III nr.
der 10 keep them IN bearing as long a. pus.
slhle. remove the dry ones ~ often as they
appear rule that It would be we'll enough
- observe 10 respect 10 al vegetables whose
bearing Il j. desired 10 prolnng. for II The
ripe ones are allowed to remain, the others
will soO1 follow.
southern Fi,A aud Fir,,ia,.
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RasAGEs ~ TnE AMY WoRN.-A recent
number Of the Ruckpnrt (lnd) democrat
confirms the intelligence. that the army
WORMS are working destruction to the far.
mef. They have destroyed good portion
IT the meadows, and have taken to tie wheat
fields. aud are destroying many large aud
splendid fields Of wheat. One calamity al.
wsys follows another. Verify these are
fighting times. There appears TO be ene-
mes enough now IN the laud Tor everybody
10 fght All " those that arc debarred the
glorious privilege Of fighting the Southern
Rebels, can take Up the eudgel and wade To-.
to the army worms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-19

Spirits Of turpentine has advanced 10 an
extraordinary price 10 EngIanJ, IN conse.
qeuenee Of the position of North Caroliuato.
ward the Government in Washington and
the Southern eonfederacy. The State Eur.
nishss the greater portion of this article con-
suInsd in Europe.
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ened attentively, and then laying down her
Dook, arose and approached the door. Az
she opened II, the mask stepped boldly in,
according to my directions. How shall /
describe the scene that followed: : Even now
| shudder to think of it! Instantly all
earthly hue fled from her face, and with
piercing shrek she staggered back few
PAGES, and fell heavily upon the floor Quick
er than lightning, ! sprang through the door,
way, and knelt at her side, grasped her
wrist; It's pulsation had ceased | placed
my hand upon the heart. That alse was
st!li. She was dead
can recall but little else that took place
that night. The domestics, who slept in an
adjoining room, had been awakened by that
terrible shrek. and came rushing in 10 learn
she cause Of the uproar. could not have
spoken, even had explanation been necessa-
ry. ! was overwhelmed with grief and self
condemnation. | could only point az the
ilieiess form OF poor Julia, ard the mask,
winch Robert had torn from his face, and
dashed to the floor. lie stood gazing al me
with cold, vacant stare, that bui too well
understood. More cannot remember.
ieh uaYs passed, ana awOke from a raw
ing delirium. Ny first inquiry was for Rob
ert. They led him to MY bedside but, on.
what a change stretched out my clasped
hands, in an agony Of grief and reinorse, 10
lmplore his forgiveness. He neither moved
no spoke; but that same unmeaning stare
drove home to my heart the fearful conyic-
lion. Alas he was a hopeless idiot
Fifteen years have elapsed since that ney-
er to-be- forgotten era Of nv life. never
have, ! never can, forgive myself for having
been The cause of 50 much misery, though /
nave .ought and hoped for forgiveness. from
on high. | never can look upon 4 mask
without shudder, or hear its use denounced
without alluding TO my experience. And
YOU, my young friends, when you are tempt.
ted to play tricks upon Others, am sure,
will stop to consider, that what seems to YOU
80 innocent and harmless, may, perhaps, in
the end, prove fatal joke"
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March -.
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

Por sale a. the pKUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Esrly siI Weeks, Rel spsekisd vailentine,
Bfowa diito. Red French. Lsrge Lima OF Builsr.
Carsiias, Scarlet Ranners. Royal Dwsn
BEEf-EITs EaIiy ruraip. Esfly Blood, Long Red.
slesiaa o. White sugar, Swiss Chafd.
BRDcOLi--Putpls Cape.
CABBAGE-EsHy Yafk. French Or Hesn, Early su-
gar Loaf, Early Ba,ierses, Early Dtnmhsad, Drum
head savoy, Large Late DrambeaJ. Late Flsi Deish.
Green GlaEsd, Red Dutch. fos pieklsng.
CAkR0I-Lsng 0fsngs, EailY Horn, Large Field
CAnLIFLOMER.
Celery White solid. silver Giant, Red solid.
GDRN--Esstgreen sugar
CuGUNBgR-Esdy Frame. Long Green. Ghslkin.
EiG PLANT large Purple, Early Purple.
ENDlYG-Gssea cafsJ.
LEFfUGE-Ealy Carried. Blown Duleh, Roy Al Cab.
baee. Dfumhsad. Nhns Coz.
MeLLDNs-Nalmsg. Cilfon, Maunlain spToui.
MusfARD--whrs, Brown.
NAsrTRrlUN.
OKLA.
ONION -sil,sr skin o. White. I.srss Ysllox.
PARsl.EY--c -carleI 81 Dogbls. Pisla o. single.
PAKsNlP- sugsr.
PEAs-Landfelb's Ertfa Eahy. Eatiy Frsme. Royal
Dwuf aanawf.t. Early May. Bishops Esty.
PEPPgR-LaSse ssest. Ball Nose.
PUNPKiN--csmman Field.
RADisH Long Scarlet short Top. White Tafnip
Rooted. Red ratnip Rooted, Long salGon.
RHuBARB, or Pie Pl,nt
Satisfy, o. Oyster Plant.
sPtNACH--RegnJ savoy.
Squash -Estly Bush, Long Green.
T0MArO-Lafge Red.
TrRNlP--Eariy Flat Dutch. Red Top. Large Y orfok.
LatEs Globe, Dals's liybfid, Ruts Bsga ofsseeiish
February 10. ag-
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CaSrErSs Aeia1l eslerimeni shows hat
canlrens caterrduilh irtht lannei keep Va.
ict much cooler inl fnrrr thar II covered wHh
i ri cotme la1aei. aij 4 lite cooler than .
uneo,ereJ ard lelt bIghi
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Two sool powder mill. arr ID operation IL
pt.ktns District, :. 4
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EpnIIcEn ENN
GROCERIEs,
Staple Dry Goods, Fertilizers. Swcedes lror
Grass seeds. Limc. sc.

Staple Dry Goods, Fertilizers. Swcedes Iron.
Grass Seeds, Lime, SC.
With increasel facilities ~ conducting the GROCE.
RY and COMMISSION BUSINESS. amid fslitsfd ~
heavy rcnis snl oiher aicndant expenses. at INV
enabled 10 sell oaf GOODS 81 small commission On
Cost. Pefstns yiaiins Dtnsille IN search Of cheap
.ni reliable Gbois will nl it 60 their interest 10
anime our stock before purchasing.
Farmers, Narkst tiaflensts and Country Dsirys.
sending Cnsn. whcat, Oals, Potatoes, Beans. Peas.
Turssys. Chickens. Eggs and Batter 70 Danville. loi
sile are informed that have opened IN connection
with oaf regular mefcaniile business market foT a
kinds u Ceuufy Produce. fof whi:h We will pay the
highest market value 10 Goods.
AZ Assn,s q, iva valuable FERTILIZERS. and
with I,,rs supply II petusian, EliJs. aud Recess
p,aipYltteI t;,anss csnsiany on hand. We are pro.
pafedto all al sfdefs on application.
BOwE, GRiGG, & SWANSON.
Dsnvills. Va. Apil4. 3e-am
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21
Moafes LIE Pr
ANn
PHENIX BITFEss

PHENTX BTPVp.
These r1eiscines hEse n-E tEs- -
perled g telr1T gelrss E11 49, = - -.
nsiulainel a hish chzraeisr n -. - -
Gictc. lrT tkeir eTsr1rrlllElrT a. - - ~
resturfu- perfeel hesls1 @ re-s-------- -
~ err kiHd af ttsease % uti-s - ~,
liable -
human diseases IN Wh1ch the ~.
VEGETABLE LIFE Mn
Are well knowu 90 Dc infalIitfe-
DgPePEic. - thoro1sbl ~ cisansi--.,.
ond stumaehss and creating for ~ - - ~.
instend oi the stale acrid Kind, Flgf,.-. = -
peei-e, UeartbuT1, Heafzche Rrsr7.-.--. --s-f.
Anxiety, Lalszer, and Meianchcig. -, -.
CONSEQUENCE a. its cure- q IA
C0siiU ness b. Cleansing the uaosal--.
testiues with solvent Process, and -. ! -
al violent puFges leave tie ogEeIs oostl-.-
days. =, =
FegsTs, Of all kinds, bT- rests-iur tn.sb,.-,
lar circulation, through the process Sf - !, ~
such cases, and the thorough s0Iution 81
obstruction IN others. llal
The Life Medicines have been knoun Il, -.
ffsuE permanently TN .hFee weeks aad 60
that time BY removing llcal ine an uaafior f 2 :
cies and ligamsnts fFom the ieinis '- 'l',
Dr9pSiss d AL kinds, by freeing ana
the kidneys and BLADDER they operate No. -
y on these important organs. and ban.s -. -
found certain emeuy FOR the worst r,..-..s
Also Worms, BY dislodging from TIE i1-.,-.ss Y. ~.
bowels the shiny matter % which these 49,
here s---ia
Scurvy, Ulcers and Esusfsrafs Sore, hv..
purity which these Life MadIbines give n - -
and all the humors. 'li-
Scorbutic ETupti0ns and bad con,nlar5,,.
ternafive effects upon the fields that Tes5 -, s'I
the morbid STATE of which occasions an sr--,.
plaintss sallow, cloudy andotlsr disagrss,s'ss 9
ions, -
The use Os these pills for very short tim. -.
al entire cure OF Salt Rheum aud a striFi., -
ment in the ciearness Of the skin Come 49,
Influenza viii always be cured by one dose ~ IL =
the WORST cases. - ~
PiLES.-Ine original proprietor Of thss. -.
wascured Of piles o. thirty-dvs years stsoii-. =
use Of the Life Medicines alone as
Feuer and Ague -For this scourge AZ a.. -
Country, these Medicines wall be f.nn5 -
and certain remedy Other medicines Iosvss - - -
subject 70 aTeiurn o. the ditease-a cure bv 49,.
cines Is peTmaneBt-try them be ssfisfs,f ~ II =
Bilious FeTers and Liver Complains -fss.s !.
bility. loss Of appetite, anG Diseases OF Far,,l.
Medicines have been used with tie most &c.,.
suits in cases Of this description Kings Evil - =
ula IN its worst forms, yields % the mild vst -,
ful action or these remarkable Medicines Nigbss-
Nervous debility, Nervous C8mpaintsof Of all m,
pitarion Of the heart Painters Collie, are sUeei,
ed.
MercNriGE Diseases Persons whose e,r.,a-
have become impaired by the injudicious use ofN.-
Will Ond these Medicines perfect cure. As tbsv,-
fail 70 eradicate from the system. an the sgt. J,
Mercury, infinitely sooner than the most sowerf-l-
arations OF Sarsaparilla. WB MOPFaT
- sS5, Broadway, New Ysl
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