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Bsp'ist clergyman said he had a letter
fOm ore of his church members in Massachu-
sctts re inent The lettor states that the Ma
jcr of the regiment had given leave TO a few
PRAYING mon to clear out a room, filled with
lumber and rubbish, and to occupy it for place
Of prayer. Al their second meeting two young
men aruee, in deep distress Of mind, asking for
prayer in their hchalf. From that time a revi
val spirit commenced, which went abroad
among the uen, and many were awakened
and some ~ern converted The Chaplain, who
knew nothing about ryivsl., cid not know
how to help nor how t. hinder. lie let the
tneotinps alone
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A gentleman OF this city has shown us two
very Interesting letters from men in the army.
Tley nsrra'e the fact that our Christian young
men in the amy are in sme instances moviag
in th- means Of securing themselves aesinA the
vices sud corruption of the np. They arc do
ing thi, by fotmleg Young Mems Ch'isti.p A
trci'tiOus. Tney do this that they may know
encourage auo s,rvrg hon each other. Thoy d.
this because they have TO church organization
" church ordinances AMI this COMES the nearest
ios church that they can have. One Of thess
et,ers, written by a captain, states that already
100 men Of the regiment have enrolled their
names a. members, and the worL is Just begun
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On tho 18th Of June, Capt. HOllins, who was
then in command OF the Su.qIohann., told the
New York pilot who sailed with him N Boston,
that ho was obliged 10 resign from the Federal
service, but that he never could fight against
the old Stars and Stripes" Helms was in
tears when he made the remark. On the 18th
OF october the same Capt. Hlllns in speaking
# the Federal host at tho Southwest PAS,
says :-"AitSr they wero fast on tho sand | pop.
pored thom woll." Hollips was in oc-t lcies
over his exploit. l. is presumed that pepper
ing" United Satol vessels does not moan
"ighting against tho old Stars and Stripes"
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PIahi Ynur..If n Farm

Vote yourself farm" was for long time q
clap.trop phrase Of y certain class OF political
dtms coguos Fight yourself farm u now leg
itimate and patriotic. Tho government now
owns 60, 900 900 acres, which have bsan survey
cd and offered for sale, and resdy for private
'Itry. Beside this, nearly 10, ,0c0,0OO acres
havo heu surveyed, but not put In the market,
which may be taken up by prssmp.ors. This
ia exclusive Of the immense tracts Of land which
have not been surveyed in the new Territories
q DGootsh, Colorado and Nevada.
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Hor.cr, Mule-, HnY and Ont..

About twenty-five thousaud horses and three
thousand mulos have been received by the
Quart rmaster in Washington since tho com .
mencement ui the war. On Wednesday there
was an hand Twelve hundred wagons and ono
hundred nd thiIty tree ambulsnres- portion
OF t4es0 being ip use and tic rest ready for
immediate service. On the same day there
were ten thousand ono hand sd AMI forty four
horses and twenty seven mules in use, or kept
a, spare. For the last three we, k, the Fora 20
NJ ,ster has received one hundred tons Of hlv
and eight thnusand bushels Of oats por week.
Tho issue has been very near tho same.
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'..',.a NJ al p-rs,L- ,k.u the oath preeerib.
& -, hi. otan,nce wihip thirty days II its
p,-..tc shsl h. exempt fr ~ arrest o. punish
rr Gr 'skir, up rm'a ~ - he Provisional
Gov tnint n e this state, o. swing aid and
ccuec-i to lis enemies in this eiv war, and the
Gov. nor IA ir-c,-i 20 n q. est tn President ia
the nara E be p-oplA If NJ Seuh, by procli.
nation, to eNeI p; such parsons.
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The Sldrs Trdis-T1s U. s. rs. Erdlts &.
booth. The defendant is charged with being
the captain Of the SLAYER " Blckeye.n One
Of the seanen Of tho Buckeye was put upon the
stand, ard testified to tls fact that under
Booth 4 orders he assisted in taking on board
the negroes, it taking about four hours to do H..
The negroes were taken on board at Why doh
leland, and were about 800 in number The
negroes were landed at Havana, where the wit &.
ness vas paid 1000 before leaving the shp.
Afror the examination Of this witness, Ii 0
matter was postponed until Saturday.
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miscellaneous.

THv FIX .QrEEN or MALES gallops on horse
back through the streets Of Rome, 70 the terror
IT p, deltrilns, with cigar in her mouth, hA-
bit,d as though she were Of the doubtful gen
der.
A WOMAN named Sarah Hobbins, Is now In
Jail in WarwiCkshire, England, charged with
having murdered her illsgitimate child, by
burning il to death.
rathv eor tba Iin;tsJ a,s,ss H., .;ss. ~
Fast t-day religious exercises y" IJneolns hunt
listiOn seryiess,"
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NObody HOme.

The Governor uf Ark insas is in great trouble.
The continued absence of largo nunbar Of stats
officials With tho Confederate Mmy-membofa
cf the 10, iplature, Sheriifs Judges, Sc. rem
deB Il almost impossible ho says that tho ma
chinery tf government can bs kept in notion
and the laws executed. In consequence d this
ttato of things tho Governor says ono-half Of
tho offices of the stats sro practically vacant,
ard that there is no authority in law 70 supply
the deicieUcy
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A Cnnnihernin Indun-

General o. NJ. Mitchell was last week sum.
moned to appear before the Federal Court in
Cincinnati, 10 answer writ Of hqbe1s corpus
ior eight soldiers, but he refused TO hear the
wit read; wh6reupon the soldiers counsel, Geo.
Il PuCh, moved for writ of sttac ,ment.
Judge Lplvitt granted H. with the understand
I,i,uTa
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Justice Of Batbarlsn-.

Mr.. Pethelick who has rssi lei IN Esvp' 4nl
tcnltal africa iui Ii wears ts mining engineer
TO Mehemet Ali, and ENGLISH consul, h. pio.
lished an interesting narrative Of his travels
lie relates some instances Of the savtvo id,ti -
with which Mchemet Ais Son-in-law rspra -,
the Pilsge OF his soldiery whLle snbju s,ting tho
Soudan, a region in CentrA[ llsic.;
An Arab woman came 70 him one day 20
complain that one of his soldiers had rtb,-.i hsr
OF pitchrc of mi'k, which he drsnk beiUf, nsr
i,ct, ra'us ~ o p,V f,r it-the ,luo ruu ,u
pate Ga being asked IL she could rct,gn ?"
the man. ind on her pointing him Oit. .
81 etrsr tuld h,r he would convincs tim .,i'
Vi toe ruth If her assertion, which, II false, ~
should answer with the loss Of her mead. 1n.-
upon he ordered tho prisoner 10 be thrJrn up ~
the ground nd AM mcllks 90 cut open ni1
stomach with kanga' aud a. the pro''ncs Of
quantity Of milk thcrs was undenisble, the
Pasha, cJOlly thrO sing dollar 10 the terrified
con plsifant, remarked To the bys'audsrs that
tie soldier had mcr-trd hi, fate ny having. IN
the first instance, committed theft, and aiter.
warda 'uld a Deliberate lN-bOth of which act
were disgraceiul to a soldier.
On another occasion a peasant who cama l,s-
fore him 10 complain thai a soldier had st,l.n
a sheep, was an'werd Nth "Onv, 10 you
dare t. trouble me with such uihs 2" rhen,
"oOnp p-sibg hun-el for an instant anil catch
ig fly, at which he was great adept, AMI
which in his wicked moods was tavOrite ocuu-
patton he ordered his suenims 10 take the
man lofOro the Kadi In ieS minutes the
poor SLOW was blown from before thl muzSlo
Of = cam, n, always reatv flr summary execu
tiOns in font Of ho Divdn, and pnch the
Def erdar called the Kali " Mehpmet Al,
wearicd at length with the tnilos, corplA
Of his cruoities is said To hivs pu' an eni IN
the lito OF his monster sDn.in law by poison,
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I For n Sua
"ror sheriff -BuIl Kun Jimmy"

For III Sua
"ror sheriff -BuIl Kun Jimmy"
upon pinch, dear Jimmy Lyn'f,
I'll Try ~ mount Pegasus,
Ard tell TIE way yoI fought one day,
A. the scrimmsgo OF ManAssN.
YOU charged ~ b. Ia as any nan,
Yes, char ged upon q full run;
But always straight Nsr Wa ington,
And never once ON u Ru.
Then frr splume, =. its as snow,
FH jimmy Lyn IA ~ wear,---f
lie rujis az tC,U Stcti u dsy
Hes y tain 10 be sheriff.
rut vita ing f ms &, ,ing-
C'u 20 ln.. d.iK 81
\ ppu va. D"p .th- hf t. finch,
" hils u"s we ,avely hghtin
II 40, tuey',, made oi soCt,r stuff
Than the udrtiors " ter uaiiuu,
A. must u, 'ievu y at ,lor Ia
A p,g hel iud oisrrtton.
Ther fra p.lp,r, lts a. snow,
For Jimmy Lynch ic wrar-u
lie runs ~ pcil election d4y,
lies certain W le Sheriff.
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FMrLoYMPSr FOR LAnoRERs. s.-Five hun
drel liborers have been required from this city
bv L.. Government, aBd they are being sent on
by tho II. q '""slnoer Agency. Thev are to be
employed in digging e,.,"hes. building Garth
works, ETC., for the defence Of the capital; will
receive 30 cents per day and raticns, and will be
required TO furnish their own blankets and
clothing. Three hundred have already boer
sent on.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

SCARCITY or SEAMSN-S,amon arc very
scarce at this port. The advantages offered by
the government have induced very large
number to ship in the navy. Wages To Liver
pOcl and lIavre are els per month, with s2j to
$50 advance to tho West Indies, :1j per
month, with from els to ego advance.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Montreal, Oc'. Is --Socrotary Scw,rd's cir q.
culir has not attrictod much roma ks from the
Canadian YES. Only two Montreal plpors no
tice II, oie of which views it AS confirmation
of rumors of forriFn intervention. Tho other
considers il uncaled for a. FAR a. the Lake ports
are conc rHed, AMI oily likoly TO render neces-
safy some precautionary measures on tho Cana
dian SIDE.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

A CORE, pondnnt Of the Nilsson RpYblicdn,
who smuggled himself ihtJ Counhus, Ky,
a iew days ago, a. clerk to a country merchant
says that in that monotO1ous village of about
b,O inhabi ants, there is now collected grsAi
army. II soemod strange. An enomy 5 camp,
aid yet all Americans, in tone, speoeh and ac-
ton similar 10 90 IN Union camps AZ other
Il,ras About halt wero uniformed, while e
The balance n any had an Afmy cap, a coat,
panta with str, ~ or military mark Of soma kird,
snd the rest ii uply orninary costume. Dlscip.
line az evidently more lax than in Federal
camp, and tie men appeared 20 'ako things in
tres and easy style. Shoes gave tho most
melancholy eilcct Of tho blockade. Those VI
leather showed numerous patches, AID tho long
b ired captain tsid style made from thick
cloth We-c b'ing used instead Mona of tho
uniforms of the soldiors wore now, and pinch
will evidently come when they arr worn out
Blankets were also scarce, and preparations for
winter scanty
The rortiRcationa that defend Columbus are
situated on tho bluffs Just above tho town, and
are 40 placed, and the natural advantages Of the
gtouud are auch, thatan attempt 10 take them
without tho corporation Of pow erful land
force, will prove unsuccessful and disastrous.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

rEcLINHD.-We are informed that Richard
OGorman declined the nomination for Dis
triet Attorney, rendered to him by the "Pso-
lle's Union Party" DIR. B:a, ford declined TO
run Hs acsHl.dato for the s ,n,to in the 9Th
District
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Missouri Affairs.


JeGsrsoh C,y, oct. l6. A scout who arrived
here tonight reports that Con. Prico, on Sun
day, was at ClIntonville, Cedar County, which
- twenty five miles south o. Plpin,,ille, on
he Carthage road. Toe whole army Lave #
i"eted the passage OF the Osasc, and arc Stlil in
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

now seveLty.fye volunteers Of different rogi-
m,nts, sick a: the City Hospital.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

AJany, oct ~ Tho canal tolls, from May
1st to Oh. 10th, lS6, aroIursd To i2,SiJ. .5i2 /;
~ 10 from aprA Zj;h to Oe,ober ljIh, 1860,
- ~ USj
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
CITY NEWS

THK CHATTER COMMISSION The C1ir,er
Commission was to meet on Friday at three o.
clock, but at near four, quorum not being pro-
cent, an ad ournment until four o'clock Tuos-
day afternoon next, was agreed upon.
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The NYnrnr In. pnIiIIrinna

Before leaving st. Louis, on Monday, the
Secretary Of War, by letter. ordered General
Fremont 10 discontinue, Us unnecessary. his
field works arolnd the city, and that VIII CD he
is erecting AZ Jefferson city tO suspend work
ON the Barracks he is building near his resi-
dence for his body guard Of 800 cavalry, and
ordered him TO employ all the money in the
hands Of the disburslng officers TO the payment
Of the current expenses OF his army in Nj ss )uri
and to let all his debts in ST. LOUIS amounting
20 81 900, 900, remain unpiid until they can be
properly examined and sent TO Washing
Lat the dlsbursing officers should dis
burse their funds and not transfer them
to irresponsible agents, persons who 10
not hold commissions from the President, and
are not under bonds; and he further ordered
that hereafter all contracts, necessary to be
hSnade, be made by the regular discussing officer
!, ~ the army. Gen. i. was also informed that
,.ySA ment would not be made to officers appoint
'Hppy him. 1t is said there are over 200 Of
~ whose commissions do not bear the Presi-
y DES signature, and that Paymaster Andrews
- peen verbally instruc cd not 10 make such
pats' Special exception was made in favor
snS, Of volunteer. Tne number of forts
~ Gen. Fremont fot tho defense of st.
tt,evtn. Final action respecting his
"tnnistration will be promptly taken
,rt. AT present Gen. Fremont has
w Upton but cannot move for want
Son. Within his entire comm and
hiYr.nen.
80 hlrh to the Tribune, is UNDER
- tionAbly authentic, and
= suspended hesitating-
,eral Fremont has
'aimed the SIM
'lc virtue to the
out Of power,
II >this whols
yoiraufa
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Fight at Harper's Ferry.
THE ENEMY ROUTED.

BIhiplore, Oct IA gentleman from near
lla'pers Ferry furnishes the particulars Of a
'ght between six companies, consisting of p arts
Of the 2sth Pennsylvania Regiment, the Sd
Wisconsin, and the 18th Massachusetts Regi-
ment, under command of Col. John W. Geary,
add 5000 rebels.
THE ATTACK.
Early yesterday morning, the rebels showed
themselves on Bolivar Heights, at Harper,
Ferry, and CONNER ced an attack with artillery
upon three companies under Major j. z. Gould
stationed on the north side Of the Potomac.
GALLANT CONDUCT OF OUR MES.
A constant fire was kept up for somo hours,
when three companies Of the 81 Wisconsin Reg
iment crossed the river. formed into line, and
drove the enemy back, ard succeeded in cap
turing one OF their heavy guns. They were,
however, compelled TO retrea. without the gun,
which they did in good order TO the river. There
they were reinioJced by other companies, and
they then, with Col. Geary at their head
marched upon the enemy, and after hard fight
ing drove them from their position, and rec ip-
tured the 32.pOuLder, Columbisd.
THE REBELS DRIVEN BACK.
Our forces had but three pieces of artillery
and these were fired from the side Of the river
until the enemy retrested. The enemy had
seven pieces Of artillery and five hundred cavalry
together with their infantry, and was completely
rou ed and driven back some three miles.
THB KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Our loss in killed and wounded is not over
seven, while that d the enemy is at least one
hundred and fifty. Col. Ashby who was at tho
head OF the enemy Is among the rebels killed.
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A sKIRMIsm AND Irs REsuI1A

RoHI No., oct. l6.-Thirty OF more Of our
wounded soldiers arrived from Springfield yes
terday. The men report that sharp skirnlish
took place on Monday morning 20 miles this
side Of Lebanon, between two companies of
mounted men belonging to Major Wright's
battalion, attached to Gen Wymsn's command,
and some 1870 rebel cavalry. Major Wright
surprised the rebels by an attack in the rear and
completely routed them, killing about 30, and
taking the same number prisoners. Major
Wright's loss was one killed ami one severely
wounded. Very little firing was done by the
rebels.
ANOTHER RETREArINo GANG.
The rPo't that Col. TSyIor's regiment Of
rebels, which has been Stationed at Springfield
since the battle Of Wilson's creek, has marched
north, Is confirmed. They have probably gone
to join Cen Price on the Usage.
MAGNIFICENT SUGGESTION.
81. Louis, Oct. 17.--In the ordinance proyid.
ing for the abOlishing Of certain Offices, reduc-
tion Of salaries and testing the loyalty Of the
civil ofiicers Of this state, which was passed by
the STATE Convention yestsrdsy, IA ssCtiOa prs-
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SoNE SQuAsHgs farmer CAM 10 Ro,ces
ter last ~e-F. vi D sir 7aI,hs . ell ! NJ.
"a moor bong III h,- ,SOn would hold. n.
OF these squashes wei. he'd one ksndred asS
t'oen'y -sre Pou",is. The others averaged STA .
" Pouhcs each. fhsy were of tho CaliforpiA
VARIETY.
InV SisIEHs OF CsARIry In the ho-pi,sl- n
f'dutsd, Nv. arc cVr-tdsrd ny cur sIes 81
fi'Hs a. aukeh ~ mercy. Ih,y atteud, - voi
men Vuly Can, ~ the wsots oi tbs siek Snc tns
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NEw -. psFI"r e p- 40 srchi -
Eh-- NJ stree p'iiad. p,is. D will o.ts
'h'usard p.ivs'e "0S', IN ch wi 20, q.
.tuq.'"f the Nus W. 10 .Um &C t3u. OOS >
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-06-07

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
aud Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding 8 lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
ths rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picuics and Exeur-
sons gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded aad placed under
the head of Special Notices, il ten lines or
over will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate Of 81 so fol
each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-06-07

n R.wK.N-KsTR.7 TORS SIZE OF
etE RE.SE EST-S TE.-Notce is hereby
given that by virtue of decree of the Wander
bu gh Court of Common Pleas Of Varderburgh
County Indiana, rendered at its May Term, 1861,
1 will Saturday, July =, 1861, between the hours
OfIO O'Clock A NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. of said day,
at the door of the Court House in the City Of
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, offer for
sale at public auctisn the Tee simps Of the fol ow
ing real estate in said County Of Vanderbursh, to-
wit: The north haf Of block No. sixteen (1o) in
the town of Lamasco City; also, ten acres of land
OF Of the south end Of the west half of the south
west dusrter of section Ne. ten (l01. in township
No eight Isl south of range No eivvsn (lll wet :;
slso one aud n half of land off of the vest
eud of certain nine acre tract of land in fraction
al Sc ton No. fit, en- (l5), in the township and
rnnue aforesaid. which nine acre tract is more par
tcniariv described page 100 in order book g -
Of the FanderbuTgh Circuit CoHrt records, heTeiu
rn,rked and designated ss lot d" Ne. four (i) in
said section ard aso, two acres IL fractional
section fifteen (l5) sfre'aiel, which is mOra par
ticilIsry described in the said Vanderhuga Circuit
Courr rec rds on page 100 ia book Sc T - lot \ o
/ The same 80 be sold Rs lands belonging 20 the
estate nf Henry SimEOu, decreased, to pay debts OF
said estate.
q II, - rad i'll six months ungrhir in nine months
ana b.. remaining one third OF the purchase
money To ls Paid in eighteen moEths from the day
OF sale. the urrh.ser giving his note with approx
ed security, ard drawing interest.
SAMUEL BAKKER. Administrator.
7+d34g-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. Card to the PnhIic

The amount Of bodily ard mental misery arising
from neglect ef small complaints is ipcalcuIabIe
and il is therefore of the importance that a
strict attention TO the least and triing bodily
ailments should be had for disease of the BODY in
variably affects the mind. L K. MOFFATT'S VEG
ETABLE LIFE MEDICINES, in every instance
where they have been thoroughly used, have TRI- :
UMPHED OVER DISEASE in almost all its di
vershed forms. The salutary effects Of the ife
Medicines have, in fact, been universally expe-
rienced, that they have become fully established as
the most easy safe, and perfect mode of treatment
ever offered to the uubIic
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-06-07
The lite Medicines

For bilious and liver complaints, with their many
wel-known attendants, bilious and sick headache,
pain and oppression after meals, gddiness dizziness,
heartburn, loss Of Appetite acknOw ledg@d 10 be
vastly superior to anything ever before offered to
the oubli0
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-06-07
HUN NEW ELLIS
q NV E r s AL

Fl U N n Il w E L L
UNI YER L
co q G H r E NJ E D
BY it's simplicity md perfect adaptation to all
Throat and Lung Complaints, from in fancy to old
laws Of Medicine conformed to, that ask the same
fre-dou of use in dissase, its strict natural fea
ture, that l would Of food to hunger Both an -
sIogOus, and both untrue, unless they be ap-
piled to the letter. Therefore, from WHOoPISa
CSUeH the terror of childhood, TO Lung Cong plants
common to all ages, IT A REMEDY.
& u n n E W Z l. L S
T o L U A N o D Y n e 1!
-5VsrBoGs kssnIedY, and also fHs 3rsat-
est and only -NHasWPNI OpfGfs sCeT gfU-
to the world
The perfect freedom with which Physicians are
Rsked to investigate this splendid and much needed
Opiate, by Formula or trial Of the AnOdyne, both
cSptance of all who have used it, and also its spsn-
did results in of Neuralgia, Headache Of every
kind Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Ache, Loss of
Sleep, DSirium Tremsns, Cholera MOTbus, Dysen-
terry, &e, &c, is enough to call attention, rs ask
investigation.
Anodyna aud Universal Cough Remedy are fairly
before thS world, Sad trust All who know will do
the Justice to Investigate by trial, compare all
suggestions Of testimonials in the pamphlets to be
found with sli dealers, or will be sent " free by
nae, Gnd tksn, by the real merit they possess, lift
them above all charges 1mputationS Of quacksry.
Prices within reach of ALL
JOHN L. .HUNNEWELL, Proprietor.
Fraef6eaE EshGTnaHcesffsf.
Principal Office, No. 9 Commercial Wharf,
BOSTON.
EFE-Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
KBLLHR L WHITE, Wholesale Retail Agents,
apis EVANSVILLE, Ind.