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We have some new and Interesting dlsclo-
sures us to the cause Of Garibaldi's sudden
departure from England. 4 friend Of the
General, Air. ShaeD, stated at a public meet
ing, beld on the 9Th Of May, in London, that
Mr. Gladstone Lad expressed to Gen. Carl
baldi the wish Of the English government
That he should leave England; that after this
wish had BEEN expressed TO the General. he
was still requested py the Earl Of Shattsbury
to declare publicly th4t be Lett England on
account Of his health, and that G.rlbaldi re-
piled to tlis request: &c My lord cannot tell
lie."l Mr.. Gladstone. in an interview which
le had three days later with a deputatlon
from the City and Workingmen's Garibaldi
Committees, emphat1c4ily denied the words
n.csibed to him. Mr. 6hncn, in reply, ad-
1nitted that his former statements were not
all derived from the Generals own lips, bus
flem another Of Lis friends. At the same
time he also declared himself prepared to say
that Gariba1di himself was under the impres.
tiun, and remained 50 up to the time he left
England, that he Government wished him to
le.Ve; ind that Ga1ibaldI SO expressed him
self to him {Mr. Shaen) and to tell hls friends-
The latter point appear, therefore, to be now
settled beyond airy further dispute. Garibal-
di regarded the advice giyen to him to cut
ebcrI his visit as an expression OF the wish
Of the Englith Government for him to leave
England. His advisers know this, and yet
did nothing to correct the Generals impress
e{On
, 1864-05-26
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, 1864-05-26
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

T1pHEspAI EVEE1Ea, Nay Is.
:. BREF CATTLE-Rccelvad to day CO head Beet
catsle Eu.ered sales seq head It 54:5e7f5 2 1o1 y
Tia receipts have almost cnslray consisted OF soma
deliveries On old contracts Of Beef Cstte fed at the
es,1lerles Of Meesrs. Wicker Co. and the Chlea.o
D1stIle.y Co. The prices foz which they entered
"a sod do not therefore IN Any Way represent present
market ya.aee. Also lot OF lss had
lows steers OF very extra quality, Ayeraging llJ7
81. md sold by ". N. Ttldea to Mar7!s Rsinnenaa
l. Wn1al ut *763 gross. The yards hare been Eener.
ally empty, With neither stoek to ofsr, or buyers.
We hayo no change to make In quotations.
rArTr.Y 6AIKa Fnptv
, 1864-05-26

JEFF. DAy1s's LETTEn-"NY NEGROES
AND MI Co11os.''-The following is an ex-
trnct Of letter written by JeG Davis to his
brother Joe ut Hurricane, Warren county,
Mississippi, dated February q, 1869. It was
found among other papers when our troops
took possession Of his estate: =
"1 an the object Of such special malisnlty
that the ceighborhood would suffer because
of my residence there If the enemy should
get SO far down the river. Tour property
Would be the next to my own an attraction
to the plunderers. It therefore seems to mo
that it might be well to send away, as far Us
possible, all which is mint, to send away,
even up the Big Black, your cotton and valu-
ables, and be ready to. move your negroes
and part Of the stock should q descent be
made. Oh how I wish to b. with yea, and
Mrvently do pray that 9ou were in some
place Of absolute safety, with yonr family
and nine All have, except my wife
and children, I SIN ready to sacrifice for my
t13Untry.
, 1864-05-26
$50 RE w A f D.

Eto1cn the Blight Of tho 18th OF February 1874, ~
the eusrAnce Of the Board OF Trata dIn2 corns5 o1
Frame, By "A tnchea- containing specimen Of stA-
ell cutting. stenced On paper In eolor5 Tue Ahsye
cut FspresanIs perfect Ttc sin1ile ct tho s2ecla@
stolen With the exception ct slzs.
It bling swell knoE1 fact that the subscriber hA&
for number of yesYp had the reputation C1nct1-
aat g. Loois Ghte.go, I'D ssro1s bent ia1 Tess q
eli Ink SD Patant 8sanci1 Brushes, In the 0niked
ssatef-also, tnat the easd now stoien being oatf
Yentureeoe individual to take II. aDd By cutting the
naue out. nse1t ha and palm It o1 un tho pahio
throughout tha Western country: ..,
tnep oI etsuclling viii bs MOST nkely TO call O., Mt1
lefs Pork FscSers, Tobacco HanufAc utets aud AAa-
You'd b. well pr the above meatiGned dealers to cHx
his notice out sad preserve IT. for The pu1posa OF d.
tec{tuR The individual Whenever ne nakae hlA appe1~
Ance.
tton OF ta thtcf or to srT one who viii gtys in-
fcrmation thns viii lead 70 BIZ de!ocho1 an vfs
nnn V.R ALLIES, P. O. Boz s8o6.
no1as. rTNsit Chicago. ulino&k1
, 1864-05-26

The Potomac Army--Ita Situation
Tho DanvI1lo and Richmond Rail-
road.-Hudde0 Deuth.-The ArkaR.
sus Senator--The Western Crops
The Radical Movements.
, 1864-05-26

no dotbt, also, the church needs cleaning;
but the poor, whom .'we have always with
us,'' and who are excluded from piaces OF
rubuc, c,wsrship too often. because Of their In
ability to pay heavy pew rents, ousht not to
be dcharred from the stated preaching OF the
Gospel by the whims Of fashion or the state
pf the thermometer.
, 1864-05-26

Third National Bank has removed to tho or1ce IN
McCoz1uick's builain formerly occupied by 4. c..
Badger L Co., Southeast corner OF Randolph aud
O. Gu. +. K.-The Rockford .Etgtuer OF satur-
dsy lAst ssys that prevails quits c.rfcntiy
parties in the interest Of SIR Ogden. Prsadent Of
the Northwestern 1:oad, have resenty succeeded IN
buylrE no controlpt atuoQnt Of the stock Of TIC
Gale Rohd And that ~ the annual e1ectlon Of tho
hitter, room to take place, nav Board OF DIseetors
will be sulet ted With MIR. OKocu at the head OF the
management. Ne believe sue ruMos II adulttsd to
be by those interested In .hc Galena Road, 80
Of courr remains to b seen xhat the ne of pe1e!
all cTepts It IL thftwd trat eaction which only q
Rxilroao King vith ability to operate on large scais
with anxiety the Developments In regard to It, The
eltctlLn takes p14ce On tho arst day osJune."
Alton Ka1lrosd Company, for Iho week eacl1g MAY
, 1864-05-26

Market ernttnues nr.n bat qnfot NTH ample ,ss
Dcmertic Fruits IA very small md irregular supply.
Market moderately 1ctlyo Aou nSn At prteeas Qao.s-
, 1864-05-26

f The Boston Pot Bays:
We remember well hearing an elderly lady
tell the surprise with which the people Of
Salem greeted book from that peculiar. un-
denonstratiVe, do-nothing young man, Ma
covered the diamond.
, 1864-05-26

H- An effort is being made by some Of tho
New York City clergy to put 3 stop to the
practice Of closing the churches during mid
summer on tho pretext that \ majority Of
their congregations are absent In the conn.
try, or that "the church needs cieanine.n
No doubt many Of their people do run of to
the Waasf1pg places during the dog-days, aud
, 1864-05-26
CEzICAEO DAILY MARKET,

eaEis storsss per 9osnel unless otheEsl.e
WEDNESDAY EvES1so. M.y Is, 1861.
,FnEiGHTs.LAMKE M F., FRz1aHEsz;-FseiEhts - az
aeie s'e !: iolio -B,IS s.SdEnia nd
.na s schfs aGa
Eewheuse, With corn, It skc: bark sunnTaide, with
fs s e59p e e.
.eh. fcFe G' IN ,zss .asSt tt9 lo.d y M
-: I.Es Ia asD sDa kt1s following ara
f. siePE Il y Hs|ssfs. ess
Pio,lsions Sie 10 feT York. lake and iii, '.'0
giss!:!sss e i ri S;:si. Id s;::: as
Pork 70 Moasteal, ali wateE............ 80
FSG1 Fn9E tc t. ent1ss S 1rsa1 IL IL Sas SsTnts
@ 4se ~ ss Msat!ssI. rotsd sbo1e. 70 bs psld Ia
EsMrolD fEslan7S-1hef following ire shs rail-
Tr-! ..u Foassh e!sss. Flour;
10 b0':oD ~ III t., and Laf: LIZ LIZ
s E s ss II # Is
E Es fs!'s;$:1ss,s; HsHS5s 8 :::: :::
FI9TIiEEeesi4edt M to day. ;.;S nris s,tpp:d to-
sT Wiaiaa ~ 81,
= sEoSiDstn co."s; ss =, ssEfsa Exfsts.loe St!s
81. :na sE.
I'D 81. saa e
1 a. sds e srs e s - 81: J.
sT 1so Tnsa
e!sa ssS
Ms3a; aty III s spsS e
, 1864-05-26

Ffour and Grain in 8tore In Chicago.
Tta following table ehows the amouat Of Flour and
Grain In store in this cl.J on the attt last, with CEN
, 1864-05-26

S,oop1,easlonAI KlcctfoA In ths 6th
xyi34f1ct.
The following are the official returns OF ths
special election (held on the 9Th Inst, } for
Congressman in the 5th Congressional Dis
t.ict, to fill the vacancy caused by the death
, 1864-05-26

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nsy 18th, lSsl-'
The receipts and shipments dustEg the lsst "a honss
, 1864-05-26

- A short time since Queen Victoria re-
ceIved from .ller son tby marriage), Prince
Frederick Willinm. of Prussia, dispatch an
nouncing that his people had gained great
victory over The Danes at Duppel. Just then
came note from her daughter, the Princess
OF Wales, announcing that her people (the
Dancs) had been defeated By the Germans.
These different dispatches must have placed
Her Ma1eBtY In sad dilemma
, 1864-05-26

B Idaho is decidedly tast countrJ. If
a woman becomes dissatisfied with her hus-
band, or finds some man she likes better, abe
states her case to the President Of tha mining
district where she resides-he ca1ls miners
meeting-they unite the matrimonial knot,
and she is at liberty to take whoever she
pleasea, provided she can get him.
EIt is announced on what is generally
believed to be reliable authority that Mr..
Mcdonald, the owner Of the brilliant little
..Quecn of the TrottIng Turl" Flora TEN.
pie, has made up his mind, despite the most
earnest solicitations, to retire her entirely
from the turf Els contestant, and retain her
entirely for breeding purposes.
| It is L musical fact that every orches-
ira contains ut least two musicians with
moustaches, one in spectacles, three with
bald heads, and one very modest man in q
white c1ayat, who, from force Of circumstan-
ces, you will always observe, plays on q
bsaes ipsu unent..
~ Dr.. Ira Warren, an eminent ply siciau
of Boston, died In that city on Friday last
He wrote the Household Physician, sud during
lis long and useful lie invented many in,'
norfant eurrirn] insfrntnenfs
, 1864-05-26

EEfG e! 1DII0WE.
AEcKrP1s AxD eH1pAzxTs FOE THE LAST "A HouRs.
,n1
, 1864-05-26

rno4sr7te demand, with 4
IL nt1n and unchanged.
MA lila lsope.....1 @1&n
HeMp.... ....30 @sc
l.Ath Ys1n, No. 1 lakA1;o
i" 's No. 3.17&t8Ks
Atarliuf......,..,.l3 3.sNs
, 1864-05-26

The viyapdlere of the Sd Michigan, Miss
Annie Ethe1idge, was, as usual, conspicuous
for her unWearlcd attention to the wounded.
She participated In the charge, capturing, 1t
is said, several prisoners, and during the
rglt remained on the field exposed to the
enemy's fire, attending to the wounded. Her
many acts OF devotion to the wounded have
secured for her the respect and esteem OF the
regiments and division to which abe Is at
fached
, 1864-05-26

All sales OF grain reburted In this market report
on baEts of:c- storsG per bushel unless othcrwis
stated Flour solo unless wise stated
, 1864-05-26

BEEBHFAX-c5O ns psl;ne 1t I;c.
| BAGEING-MArket generally n1m without
change on previous Quotations. 5eamlsla eaekK In
! ncmtnsl. Buppiy. B1rIaps moderately active With
lin lied rect1rts Gunpea dull and inactive. 8ewed
Linen Bugs active and nrm At pFarious rates. Wool
, 1864-05-26
lFrom cur Regular Correspondent

Some anxiety is felt hero on account Of the
1ateness OF the spring in the Northwestern
States, and the extremely short corn crop Of
last season- The productions Of the North
west this season must have very Impor-
rieB Of life during the coming fill and winter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

ST. LOUIS. April "a FIRE occurred a
Alton, Illinois, on Wednesday night, and
consumed the warehouse on the levy, oc-
enpisd BY Simpson b Ketchan. filled
with hay and other produce
The adjoining buildings, occupied b
Topping Bros. 4 Co. hardware aer.
chants, and Calvin & wilson, auction
store, were also consumed.
Loss 800. 900; insured for $4,000
The Democrats Alexandria, Loaisl-
ana, dispatch says that large anosn,
Of cotton is being captured along Red
River.
II is reported that several naval of.
GERS we're captured willis eon6scating
cotton.
Admiral Porter has issued q circular
to captains aud owners Of steamboats, in
the employ Of the rebel Government to
the effect that il they will deliver their
boats up to him, be will afford them sv-
cry opportunity to recover their proper
~, whils il they refuse ihey will be to-
tai losa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
sheriff's Sale No. 1872.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE As
ID susa cut cffhs ofsee Of the Clerk Of tie Court
ef Common PisAs Of TasdsFburgh Co4nty. Iadi-
zna, in h4xur q SAnnsi L 0iElstesd And others
mud against DenAiMh Moss and Marin Masa 1
wsff, ca
SATURDAY. March 5tA, 1854.
Betwssn the hoars OF l8o'eiock A. NJ and esessek
p n Of szi4day, ~ the deer Of the Court 3Su-z
IL ths City q Esaa-sile. In1SAnA osr Tor sale At
Paelie Aaetion. this Keats and Profits aar ffs tsrm
q ssssn years af the following described Rezl Is
tate. to-gtt.
Let Sc. sixty-two zen Of = traes Of lNnd aid
eat BY the firsr Gsrmxn Buiiding Association q
Evansville, INDIANA, according 70 plat recorded
IN Beck A q plat records Of aid coany Il BE-
Tag rhe same lot conveyed 10 said BszztzA Mos
! By Lczis Vossksl and wife, b. deed, dated Nov.
x7th. Rsss, and recorded In book 6, % pages -
and Sc q tie Escords Of Deeds Of Fsndsroursh
7ounty, IndiAzA-
And should aid Eszts and Proats not sell for {
szm sz8eisnf 70 satisfy said Writ and Cussss
vii. q shs tine and plsee, OEsr tor szls II
Ene Sgmpls Of said pTzmtsss.
GEORGE w0LFLIN, sheriff v c.
B&ksr Z Nszsh. Prs Atty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

LlTTLk Rock, April 3.-No news has
been received from Gen. Steele's expedi-
ton yet
Colonel Clayton, commanding forces
at Pine Blif, Arkansas, has Just return
ed from another brilliant aud successful
raid. On March 9th he marched his
whole force OF small number ofinfantry
aud cavalry, with one battery, to Mount
Elba, on the Saline river.
Here be lefi his infantry and artillery
to guard the bridge aud cover Pine Biuf,
and with his cavalry proceeded towards
Longview, further down the Saline, and
twenty miles southwest Of Monticello,
where the main rebel army was stationed,
Cor the purpose Of destroying poatOon
bridge and army stores 81 that place.
Lieutenant Creation, Of the LIST In
diana cavalry, and Lieutenant Young, Of
the 5th Kansas cavalry, we're sent in
advance with leo men, aud arriving IT
the bridge, saw large rebel force on
the opposite side preparing 10 cross
Oar officers hailed the enemy, informing
them that they belonged TO the rebel
Shslby's command, (Which dresses in
Federal aaiform, } that the Federals we're
upon them, and begged them TO hurry 70
their rescue.
The rebels rushed forward, aud as fas.
ss they crossed the bridge we're marched
10 sac side and disarmsd by cur men,
who threw their guns into the river snd
kept their small armh In this way 26O
we're eaptared, when our men burned shs
bridge, not, however, until thirty-Ev,
wagons, loaded With supplies, had cross
ed, which verssszherwSrds destroyed.
Ia addition, three hnnded horses and
mules we're captured; also Quarter
masters safe containing $50, 600 in Con
federsss money. AL this, and q msrcI
Of eighty miles, wzs accomplished in .
hears froc the tine they left Noun
EIba
In the meantime the rebel Geners
Dockery marched On Mount Elba wit
100 nsn, attacked Colonel Clayton
reserve, and vas repulsed, With los
Of thirty-6ve killed, about the same nan
Der wounded, and City taken prisoner
The cavalry reached MoaHt Eiba jul
in time 20 parsne the rssrssting rs6sl
! colonsl claysoa rssrsassd to Pine Blai
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
sherifs Sale No. I7s.

DT VIRTUE or AN ORDER or SALE ISSUED
ID cut Of the oHcs q the Casrk q the Cart Of
Common Plsas af vanaerburxh coznty, fnaaanz
IN fz7cr % GfIIisOn Maxhes and sorsn screEssn,
aad azai sat Jscob PHsterer. viii. Gu
WEDNESDAY. March ID, Issi
between the hears Of II o'eioek A. NJ and O'Clock
p n 81 said day 81 the door Of the Court House Ia
tie CITY 81 EvznsTiiis. IRdi2as ofeE Tor sale. -
Public Auction the rents aud prueGs ior tbs tsrm
efs~vea yesrs 0f ths following described real STATE,
to-gif.
Lots number affssn and sixteen Us aad ~ IN
block num Der sixty Eight (ss, In the town 81 La
mAseo City according 70 SeTsn ssTsns0nss sab
sfyison e aid block. - appssrs Of Record IN
Bosk Sd Of tbs Reesras Ct Plat q Yan6srbursh
eounty TEdians. o. pAgs u.
Add shszld ssi1 rssts asd pFosts not ssli for 3
sza sa7cisos 70 satisfy sAi4 writ and costs will
AZ the SANE tims aud piaes. ofsr k9r sale sae Re
sirarls q snid premises
6EoRGE woLFLIS, shsria VIC
A Ixlsharf, Pits Asssys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

1
The river was rising slowly last even
ing, bat il viii probably be Eoand falling
or at a stand this morning. There vas
a moderate but steady rain all forenoon
! yesterday, which seems to have been gen.
eral. and an increased rise is probable
within day or two, rrr 5
There was but little business. indeed
almost none st all, transacted on ihe
lesee yesterday sud but Few arrivals
The Ella Faber aad LAwrencs passed
up Thursday night. the latter with fall
load for Pittsbarg $3.50 sesz
The Leondas, from Cincinnati TO s.
Louis. discharged large .anoant OF
nails and other freight here yesterday.
The Huntress passed up and the J. T.
Meoombs down Yesterday afternoon With.
out landing.
The Olive touched but did no business,
being light.
Capt John b Hall & Co, are Citing
on room on their wharf beat, and wilton
Monday open fine stock of bookstores
for the aecomu a,ioR Of steamboats,,
which viii be found a great convenience
TO boats in the night and on rainy days.
The grand Armada will be the ua-
n;yaled packet for Psdueah and Cairo,
at o'clock this afternoon. With her
spacious cabins, and well ventilated
state rooms, her great speed, and above
all the great popularity aud experience
Of her officers and crew, she offers unu-
sual inducements TO passengers and
shippers
The pride OF the Louisville lane, the
famous TAraseon, viii be the regular
packet for Louisville and Henderson to-
day. She is one Of the most perfsct
boats aaost, and Capt Jim Lusk is the
beau ideal Of an accomplished officer.
Ia the office will be found those pol
ished and accomplished gentlemen,
Messra Franz Banksmiih and z. 0'Ban-
non, while the freigh. department is IN
der the charge Of Messra Dick Cox and
Carr, which insures prOmp,ness and
correctness
The n, X Dunkerson, We learn, has
been chartered by Mr. FAtmsn, chief Of
the great house Of Fatmah & Co. Of
New York, the tobacco kings Of America,
50 ably aud faithfully represented in this
city by Morris Ranger. and wiu leave
20 morrow morning on al excursion TO
Rangers Landing on Green River. She
will return ia the evening,
Look oai for ihe lightning.winged Lib
erty No. ., Cor Memphis, this evening
or tomorrow morning
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
By LAST NIGHTS MAIL.


st. Loris. April The Democrats
Fort Smith, Ark. special OF the 9th,
says:
steels's army has driven the rebels
from Arksdsiphia, snd are now sdvanc-
ing on Price in the direction Of Cam
den and Washington. Several hundred
rebels, uadsr Gsbei and other command
ers. have come iH behind our advancing
forces, en a rsiding expedition.
"Clarksviile, sixty-kvs miles from
Fort Smith, was attacked day before
yesterday The enemy were repalsed
with the loss Of three, ten prisoners,
twenty horses, and all their camp equip
age.
(" Yesterday, AGO Texans, mounted,
under General Cans. attacked RossviIie
$50 miles south Of here, and burned BOG
bales Of Government eotton- Our troop.
afterwaFd drove the rebels from the
tovn, killing and capturing several Of
them. The remainder of the ecsson Al
that place viii be brought here, which
will relieve the cavalry heretofore guard
ing il, and enable them to drive the guer
rilIas from the country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
JOURNAL OFFIcE.

JOB WoRK.--Ths Jozr-ss ossos is fsrBiss.f
ish full assortment Of as~ sd bsss.ifsi tyrs
tbs Isisss ssyios. ss4 Il fully prepared 70 sGs
&c A. baadsoias No-k IS ess - scos "a to-
S'sts. s0oh ss LsTrzs HAAS, BRIT HSlss
HsApIsss. cIssvEaE. Bssusss cssss. BALI
sssksrs, sHiPTDa-BuGs, Posssss. a.. D.. either
plain or fancy Oolofs.
oUR BIEDERT.-ws bsvs 10 oosBsosioa With
this oaass oss oiths best BOOK BTNDERIgs and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER ia this State.
aDd are prepared 70 ds EutTss and sISDise a. d.
sired. Magazines, PsriS6isals. Re-, bound Ia asy
style required, sad CID books rs-b0una At short
nOtlos. Lsdgsrs, Journals and bIsuk books, for
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banking Houses, Nor
chants, &C., manufactured On - Tsssonsbls terms
~ any othsr establishment.
II work doas stthls osoo vii b done prompt
and Will be ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
INDIAN MEDICINES.

ShcrokCc Cure
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Weaknass koc1raas Easittioua asS diseases eaas-
ri bg ssi yeiinhoa sach Los 81 HeHeFs, UnsEsr-
al Lassdaae. Egias il as Baek, Dnaess 81 pisioH.
PfsHaftrs on xes. Veal kerpa. Dsecaify II
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~ psa ef safHrs.
SPILLS med lcins il simple vegetable extract,
aud ann on shieh ~ rely, ~ Il has been uses
u eur pfsEtice fur many years, and With fbous-
anda treated. ia hes E0t failed IA sinse instances
Its curative powers haze been susdcieat ~ gain
victory over fss snast stubborn eAss.
e9-ro tboss Who haFe tffded aita their constl-
tatlon. untl fssE tbink themselves beysnd the
fearh - medical al. re wenid say, Deeysir aoff
The chexDkEE CusF will restore you 70 health
aud vgnr, add aftsr all qiaek doctors have faied
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Drag Store IN The country, o. write the PrOprie-
tors. Whs wiii mail free ioany desiring The SANE.
ftfli treatise In pamphiet form.
eg-Prlc@s. 81 PER bottle tbrse bottles for 81
and feFwardfd ~ Express 20 si parfs q ihs world
50 sold ~ all respectable druggists every
where
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saEE FsaFafeToss,
No - Liherfy Street. Nsw York. =
n%TSoh 10 EF4nsFiiis b. Wm. Bisrbower and
~ 81 druggists everywhere fFebisdsWiY.