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Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28
Harry LeslIe-.A Thrilling AscensiOn
Across the Falls-- -BlOndlR Outri-l

s.9s0 fFrom the BufAio Coulter, June Is1
Harry Leslie made his third ascension
over the Niagra river below the SHspen-.
sion Bridge yesterday afternoon about
twenty minutes pass four o'clock, and
we put Il on record as one OF the grand
est in fnnambulism ever attempted. On
both sides OF the river within the enclos-
ufes, and upon the Suspension Bridge,
immense numbers OF people congregated,
but the prevalence Of an almost terrific
: gale, induced many TO believe not only
that Leslie would not attempt to cross the
rope, but, If he did, be wonld be blown
from it into the seething waters beneath.
A number Of gentlemen. belonging to
the class who always emphasize their
ideas Of matters generally with an offer
of a bet, manifested their willingness TO
wager large sums against an approxr
mate nothing, that Leslie would not at
tempt TO cross the river. Those who knew
the man, who (aow) modestly styles HIM
self the " American BIondin, knew that
be would make the ascension, if any man
on earth dare attempt it, and he did do
il in magnificent style. We have seen
and written OF Blondin's best Ascen-
aion, but we never saw him when we
thought he possessed the nerve, coolness
and skill that the emergency demanded
of Mr.. Leslie yesterday afternqon.-, The
gale on the main land was heavy enough,
but as it swept through the gorge, it
seemed as relentless as the noisy wa
ters beneath which gave il echo; and to
cross a slender rope at sueh a time
seemed the veriest foolhardiness imagin-
able. But Leslie made bis appearance
in due time, on the American side; was
ahackled hands and feet with heavy iron
chains, with barely freedom enough al
lowed him for the use of his balance
pole. His handsome wife and pretty
child watched the arrangement Of the
prelimInaries withc genuine4 anxiety,
which was only relieved when be had sc-
complished his marvelons nsfeaE Leslie S
conduct on the rope was eminently
graceful, and his acrobatic feats going
aud coming were as fine as we ever saw.
How he kept-np his rope ae afiis tbs
mystery to us; but he did keep. upon II,
and although be was eompeIleasto move
cautiously, he made the march back and
forth in q manner that we shave never
seen Blondin equal Il is needless to
suggest that at both ends of bis cord be
was hailed with the most enthusiastic ap
plauss, and we think every body felt re.
fieved when. he. conclpaed, his retnrn
walk and kissed his wife aud baby,
On the afternoon and evening of Au-
gust Sd, he will make tMol grand ascen,
sions q In the. first be will carry O cook,
ing-stove with him and cook bis dinner
and eat il on the rope in the night he
win gives performance with flying rings,
surrounded By fireworks, = gxr,s,
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

STONE IN TIE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEP0SIE AND
MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES
ill AFTER URINATrSQ. ~ IL
IRRITAfIoE OF THE NECK or THE BIAD-
DER, INELAMATLoNQ OF TIE KIDNEYS
SAnAhAa " IN RHR bIIs I,la nLADppk ~
h4anEs4 Fra URINATIEG. org kf1fs
Fer these diseases II ia truly sovereign remedy
and too mach cannot be said in its praise. A sim
gle dose has hesn known 70 relieve the most urgent
Kle YOU trodbIed viii that distressing pain In
the snaall Of the back and through the hipsf "A
/ tsagpoonfnl q day Of the Constitution water VIII
''''''' 00 'A ApsrT; PaTsIo7srs IIo7fsss 10 s9igbs =
Have long sinee given up the use Of buchu, cubebs
and Juniper in the treatment ef these diseases,
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved issslf equal % tbs task that has de.
vowed upon ''e pruRETros rs a5ssn
Irritate and drench the kidnsys snd By constant
use produce chronic dsgousrstfon and confirmed
disease e5f 10 ncffa1si3sasib 5as
DYsMENoRRHEA. Oh PA1ETuL. MEN
g p ETRuATTON, AND MENORRHGIA, -
~ rulva Ok PRoFUsE FLOWING. zts 2
Beth diseases arising from = lAnIty ssersti0a Of
the menstrual fuid-iR one case being TOO -littis
aud accompanied by sessEs pain, aud tks cther
TOO prof1ss secretion, which = I'll be speefIv cured
BY Che. Constitution WateF-i r. fras sorf
The disease known as FALLING oF,sTHz
WOMB which 10 the result oE ths relaxAtion Of
I
sense of. heaviness aud dragging pains in the
back and sides, and 81 times sccsmpanied BY SHARP
--1Ane3nating or shooting Psins through the rarts
aeActsd, wiAs in aiirases. be removed by the med
Thsrs is Gnoths- eiass sofa syrasrp.orrns srsssDs
from IBRTTAJI0E OF fHkt WOafB, uhich
physicians call Nervousness, Rzsch Eord covers
ap much ignorance, and IN nine cases cut Of
tsa the d6stoEs Do not really know vEhethef the
symptoms the sdiSeases or ths diseasefhe synp--
toms We can only enumerats then here I
speak more particularly OF cold feet palpItation
Of the hearts Impaired memory. vaksfuIiness,
nashea Of heat, Iangncr laszituds, snd dimness Of
vision.
SUPPRESSED MEEsTRUATToN.
Which I'm tho unmarried 6rasIs fa I con stant rsz
earring disease. and through neglect the sesda Of
more grave and dangerous uiaiadies ara the Fsauit
and As month after month pssses Without an eff
fort being made 70 EzsiAt Mature, the suurres-
sion becomes ehrDuics tbs patient Gradually losss
hsr appetite, the bowels are eonsfipated. night
ssseAts come en- and ooasamptiou anaTly ends hsr
career. 81 s-rs --zsr ssss sac. ~ -.1
GB- FOR salc by al Druggists. Price 81. -xmia
wa. II. aREGG 4 CO., Proprie.ors. "A.
M0RGAN a ALLEHs General Agents, No. 4e
Clia skrest, New York. a saoEH - rtf
For sale IN Chicago By FULLER. FINCH
. Z
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28
A Tempranse LektuF.


BE ys tsmprate ia au1 things.r
Ny felIer Beingsl-How are you7
How il yure wife, and interesting fami-
ly2 How il yure petroleum stock2 Mi
obiik in addressing yu, at this junkturs
IL tew impress upon ynTe minds, the ia
tai necessity ov vtempranse-not ezeloos-
lively, a whiskee tempranse, nor jana
ka rum temprsuse, but also that kind oy
a atempranse, which should prompt man
tew 90 slow in awl things, that are as
posed tew bs slippery. Bee rec tems
N prate in clothes, aud patient leather, fof
verify say unto gu, that man kan eIt
drunk on broad cloth, and lite BOOTS
sune z he kan on Gin and merlasses
SekuntIY. Bee zee temprsts in sware-
inv ON no ockasion, takin yure makers
name in vain, and seldom, if ever, un-
-oisg1ess vu stub yure toe, or are thrown sud-
~ idih,ly into the society ov tnusketefs, sag
70 wee. aacondemif blast the dam curb stun
devlish blud sukin musketers teW thunder
and lightning"
Thirdlee. Bee gee tempFate gaEfek-
. shun--don' { go into fits over q rat tar-
- Arier, bekaazs be eghsz1 bin bred 30 6ne,
that yu kant Gee the last 3 inches ov hiz
tale, in a cloudy day, without the aid OF
a looking giass-don't 1uv q hoss 80
much, that yu hav tew Civ yure noat for
him, and amt never able tew take up the
) onoat, till il spiles-dent v fall IN luv with
every woman yu see, and kant sleep un-
less yu have yure bedroom shiugled with
fotograffs ov painted girlsf With pewter
eyes, pudding bags, full ov black tow,
.o and ded rats, on the back ov tkFir bedsi
and bi awl means, don't git en- yaich g
load ov religion, az will makeyn round
shouldsred, before yu git bali Way tie =
Ga heaven na1 p4& d2ki1
Forty. Bee yes temprats in LAnger,
that eats like q rust--in Luv, that feedea
ua on the hartes mArrow--inD ANT hum
that snvys the thrones OF the ~Gods-in
Dispare, that mildews the soul-in Hate,
that begets and suckles rexenge--in
q p TCensure, that foIlers, and faints not, on
the trail of brother.
-b If FifiH Bee zee tempfate in politics.
q terbackeE and petroleum,a don't vote,
chew nor bore tew excess and If ,yu do
strike lie, strike from the shoulders, like
q man, and don't set up ,for. o. nayboh
2 until awl the stink ov the greaze gitE
fairly ont nv yure clothes.
Ibid Sixxly, and Lassly., Bee gee temprate
In awl things espeshile in ikker-noi
the tempranse that would make it a sin
-o8 tew eat a sour apple, If yE swallered the
a. fuse, but rather the kind that, breathine
holy temprause,. made the speerit q
inueraent water blush into, wine, tew
&C gladden. the marrisge atCanaa 4
nfelff1 bnG a3bE JOSH BHLENGs &
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28
CAR p .lElT
Departnent. 81

On the second floor of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper. Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen SheetiEgs, CoTLices,
and almost every article in the
line required TO furnish Families,
Steamboats, and hotels. ac5
Call and see them. saan nsgd "a
JAQUEsS, FRENCH & Co.,
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28
.s}f sdI-Te TiuL zEa4 Ta1
.sTas iai3sqs HotasisaE
saifagn sal % Hoilgccozz sszsi 8
/ !. q: % D Id
h1aax re ia ID 2aE9ods 10 ss1rsoq
l1ozi4g g7HdsiisS bss siiivHes5shrA i

In order to, farpish Cola in hand to
parties who may wish to bay largely, we
will keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces from twenty-five to Thirty Thou,
sand Dollars Cash. - IN
.bsyft1a esd .zs HaH
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

s7saaa51 III 1s stluz . d5iN IS
Is now daily arriving from
the East, all of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and il offered EX-
CEUSIVELY at WHOLE
6 Ayr sal 70 ilst 2-t4iiel
SALE. aw .szai 1851 .ya5
In Style, Quality or Price
we defy all competition,
either in Evansville or any
other market. naao s47si 'D'-
TO the trade we say,
"Come one, come all,'' ex
anime carefully and act for
your own interest. d Z.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

Phenix Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn. Cash Assets se25, 902 81.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28
BAYOU SAND.

TtHE UgDEEsIesED WOULD IHF0Bg
Il Brick ayers, Piastsres spd Others th Be Is
nOw prspsrs1 - Ss.txsx fhs best Bay5u ssnd to
any part Of fhe city. Orders len a. CEoss. Davis
4 Cos Groesry, o. nj rssitsncs. corpfT Of Third
sd Eec1st, viii b prsnptiy attshdsd u.
5y19,dlv. ALFRED HITCH.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

All Of which was purt hased at the last great de-
cline IN Cold and enables me to offer great indncs-
ments. Na.lf BGA tit-- laa
Call and examine my stock. No trouble to
show goods ct PHIL. L. GEISSLER'S,
EotS lt st 843 No 81 Main Street.
HB- Personal attention paid to repairing hne
Watches. All work guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction. $50
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

Insurance Co. Of North America,
Philadelphia, Pa, Cash Assets
'f Z S1,642, 727 81. -
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28
NOTICE.


internal Revenue, First District, }
Indiana, Collector Office.
Evansville, July 18th, 1865.
Notice is hereby given. as re-
quired BY Section Iwenty-aight, Of
An Act 70 provide Internal Reve-
nue, to support The Government
End to pay the interest on thu Pu D.
lie Debt, that the Assessor's An
sual Lists. for said District. en-
braeipg the taxes due on INCOME,
L1CEhSBS, fkc.. for the year l. 65,
hsve been returned 20 the1 electors
efise, and the same arc due and
payable within
II i N ID AYS
from the goth day ct July, 1865.
from which time I viii sItend at
my Office. in. Evansville. and re-
main from day TO day during the
time required by Law to receive
said taxes, and in default Of pay
meIt within the time spec hee, the
addition Of TEN per eeptum. pre-
scribe1 by law. will attach and in
ali cases bs collected.
~. 3ai 81 WI =. FRENCH,
Collector Sd Div, Lat Dis, Tad.
b - M
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28
GROCERIES.
DRUGS.
Union Drug Store /

nR ]. S. LOWER HAS lust RECEIVED
~ resh supply of Drugs. Medicines, Paints,
nlis and DyestoHs. Rerfunsry, Fancy Articles,
Pure Wines and Brsndies, .foE medical purposes,
Patent Medicines and Bitters of All klaus
thorough knowledge OF all the branches of
cur hnsieesss and cur direct purchases from i'm
p-rteEs and mau nEsoturcrss viii habla Ms 20 com.
pete so cnssfahy WITH any retail konssp IN the
city
Physicians prescriptions arefnlly compound.d
Store on Locus Street nrst door below the
Pest once, EsAnsvilie, Ind. jEiS,dtE
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

North American Insurance Co Of
New York shAssets e700, 900.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

North American Insurance Co.,
Hartford Conn. Cash Assets
$4,000 90. aam
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28
.59fBUNDRIESG :
P1intar,s Ink.
Bran and shipstUF


TUsT RECEIVSD BIZ EALROAD AND
y River, 100 sacks Bran and shipstun For
ssie - r. s. EUs&oH co.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

Manhattan Insuranoe Co. New
York, Cash Assets $906, ,36I 90.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

Etna Life Insurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn. Cash kssets
100000 90. ...[,
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28
Charter Oak Life InsuTanes Co..
Hartford, Conn Cash Assets
! led 100000 Co., sd6

! s.lfN : ~ .. w. HExBER, ag ioie2
General HmamWmmcs A eemt,issyf H9A
esE marbleiEiaIf, N .. d Matn st,agf
f1 f4Nl4h ~ ~ Ewamawf1Ie. ind.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

Merchant'a Insurance Co, Hart
,r, ford, Conn. Cash Assets
100000 90. n,au.n
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

RIVER INSURANCE.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-07-28

A sMALLsL LlUys Ok HAND, WHICH WE
IL viii cell - EeW Y OK prices
- -R & RTrsrn,r a co
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r
1tslap Elyery day Offers opportunities
for admiring these rapid metamorpho-
ses. The famous beauties of the Paris
Ian dancing saloons or summer gar
dens who are SO great an attraction to
strangers, are, for the most part 7cou1-
try girls who have Just changed their
Wooden shoes for elegant botfines and
their caps for velvet gbonnets. The bon
RlotS and witty sayings 80. much admir-
ed by the foreigners, have been picked
up eythese respectable ladies In the
streets of Paris. 80 :
The physical appearance of the French
woman is, like her mind, attractive,
supple, elegant rand sprightly; above
all women, even those OF Anda1usia,
she Is distingu guished- by the grace OF her
attitude, the elasticity of her gait, the
ntmbleness and elegance of Sall her
m moveneflts. Her eyes betray neither
passion nor enthusiasm, or any deep
sentiment sen u hut they are spark King with
WI and intelligence. "A severe m0rals
1st proclaimed that the French woman
was made only for the "Degf Monde,
where she can shine and amuse, and
toyouslyl enjoy. life. This judgement Isl
however, too morose, although many
Erenchmen seem to lend It some weight
by giving the preference to those bril-
liant and attractive sirens over their
legally welded wives. gaa5
AS to the ideas of the emancipation
of woman, the,sound common sense Of
the French has long ago repudiated
them MS a spurious means to systema-
tie and to strengthen existing evil, In
stead of remedyfng them. No honest
man or honest woman longs anyn
for the utQpian morals of an .Icaria or
for the hierarchica1 institutions Of the
st. Simonians. "A sounder literature,
Of which already the signs are apparent,
will, it is to be hoped, sefe leng. con-
tribute to purify the moral atmosphere,
morality. e..9i-l 90 81 ~
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~ r1frE e = IITT
OF Neptune, but possessed of uncom-
monty hne feelings and strong i'm
pulses We're conyersing in the latterts
sGate-room, the captain opened a large
chest and carefully took out number
OF ar3ctes Of various descrfpt ions,
which he arranged upon q table. DIR.
NJ, surprised at the display Of costly
jewels, ornaments, dresses, and all the
varied paraphernalSa of which ladies'
are naturally fond, inquired of the cans
tain his object In having made so many
valuable purchases. The sailor in re-
ply said that ior seven or eight years he
had been deYote1ly attached to a, lady,
to whom he had several times made
proposals for marriage, but was as Of
ten rejected; that her refusal to wed
him. however, had only stimulated His
love to greater exerdon; and that finals
~, upon renewing his offer, declaring
I'm the ardencY of his passion hat With
torS she consented to Become his bride
upon his return from his next voyage.
he was SO over 5ioyed at the prospect
of q marriage from which. In the
warmth of his feelings, he probably
anticipated more happiness than Is
usually allotted to mortals, that he
spent all his ready money, while. In
at them fondly for some time, and re-
marking on them in turn, 81 think
this Will please Annie, - and ttI am sure
she VIII like that" he replaced them
with the utmost care. iIfl[F. FI7iia
This ceremony he repeated every day
during the voyage; and the doctor OBJ
served a tear glistening in his eve as he
spoke of the pleasure he would have
In presenting them to his affiancedl
bride. On reaching his destination. the
captain arrayed himself with more than
usual precision, and dlsembarked as
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0tre4tttielL1gen i
RATEs or sURsCRIpTIoN.
RATES OF ADVERTTsTNa
IF WE KyEW.

1--we knew the cares aud crosses
Sr0Hdlng round our Eneighbor1Sway
we knew the little lbzsaS = ~
,Soreiy grievous every day
Woua we then so often chlde him ~ ia
FOR his lack of thEIft and Rain. =
leaving ON his heart shadow,
Leaving ON our Life stain :? - - ~
1--we knew the clouds above us f's
Held but gentle blessings there rs
would We turn away all fnenblln1
In our blind and weak JlespaifY9 iillts
Would we shrink nom little Shadows
Lying on the dewy grass,
Z; While It's only birds or Eden
Just in mercy flying pastP ri sfy
1--we knew the silent story
,,Sulyering through the heart of main Z
would our manhood dare to doom them
BACK to haunts of gilt aRalnP
1Ie nath many tangled crossing.
Joy hath many break of woe.
ana tnecheeks tear stained and WhItest
Let us reach into our bosomylo7 i'n E
For the key TO other lives,
And with love toward effitir naflirs q
Cherish good that still survives: = -
80 that when our diEFObed spirits
Soar to realmso or light agatn,
We may say, sDeaI Entter, Iudgeus
Aswe Judge our fellow men
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ABEoIzen Heart !,

The following interesting case of a
literally broken heart was related by q
late disttng guished medical professor of
Philadelphias toihis class, while lectur-
ing upon diseases Of the heart 1t wiz
I be seen on perusing It that the. expires.
sion f.brok hearted'' IS not merely
figuratiye. In. the early part of his ca
reeE, DR.. Mitchell accompanied, as sur
geon, q packet that sailed between Iiv-
erpool and one OF our Southern ports.
On the return voyage soon after leaving
1ayarpool while the doctor and the cap
tain Of the Yessel, q weather. beaten son
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.7fZ7EDR. 4. j. KIsNER
TENDERS HIS STHANKSTOAL ALL THOSE
Who haye hVoEe9 FhiIn with their confl-
Ciencs and patronage, md Woutd INFORM his
friends and the people generally that he VIII,
the coming yeaT, ocelPS his olq sotlte9 on q
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed in reference to their disease, the nature and
character ofsWhIch sfhe Doctor ts able at an
times and under all ciEcunlst ahceS TO describe
and to assure Of the probable result and ldpftl-
: ttidn Of tFeatmentg l1al rAclIct tliet tfl cf1c
system OF Medicine, using mid but enecttve
remedies, supporting instead Of depresstng ng
c thb fSatll 3H0weFs. Thei medicines, used by
him are PEepaFed and put M in his OVID
ONCE l8esqeSl the Featn1ent1 Of Acute DIS
eases, DR.. Ktsner will give his attention to the
,fpeAtTlant OF al varieties OF Chronic disease.
That SchnfRe OF the human race, Scrofnla, In
an It's varied 1oIIfts, viz. PurUlent Discharges
from the Ear, 50 prevalent among children,
PuIulenk OpihnlmiaI 0Eehh, EGnlhFged Glands
TJleenRtfcns. Cancers and IN Plfities OF Skin
-tI ilenseS WIN receive lIfs special attentions-
1. Disoases of the Throat, Lung and Heart. lly.
-eF COmplniutS, DiHITdue ySeutery and PtteS
IliseaeeS OF the Ufinlty pl1lliss dtS
Nervous and Spinal Al ttohss Epllepsyi
Rheuulaffllfil fiiti sFdtdl SIS Diseases OF Fe-
males, DyemenoErhea, Lepe2EE helr tiEolA l Al-slls
+. fVOns- Diseases to Witch t1FIl nfe ftIiec1s ne
DFSEN Wtnrecefve the safnq q tentEpn - mere
tolope- An copSnltRt tons and eoLnmunlca.
Il, tons strictly eonftl tleutill lp1 VIII receINs
prompt attention, Might calls cheettnlly IN
gWereds Qt1ce 5hnuER ltrI1EIa 3 70 Y a. No. tG
= "a q ana 1tot ~ Mo ~ ET+t4IsLlI 1uu4
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.EXPsNsEs PER QUARTER

= .Tu1TIorIEF1nt Preparatory, S8slSS Second
Preparatory, 81; EiEst -CollegtAte, S.; Second
CollegiAte, So punipr,a SlOSs rSenioFs Sl2 81;
Latin, French, German, or 0theflanguage, Scs
fpE. s: Painting IN on s1l:i Pastel, SD CtRy-
ON, SIS Music, ON Piano, $les Use OF InstrLl-
mem, p 5s Vocal Music, S1pS Fuel, "a and "a
1plIteTSS 81 cents edcll quar- teF. - z{sf 81
{ IIaoAlsprSSl5; Fuel 9Iit y lIt9I s.; NJ hing
81 weekly Board, fFdIm 81 londdy to Friday
nfght, So 6Qs Fuel and Lights, 81 p
HillS both for nikipn and beard 1plyab In an
-Cas9s 9t the comm neefnento Of thRs 0p0rteE-
Sept. eth, Nov. 18th, Feb. 1st and April 18th
{ lI1ly %, ISIS. z iiilE EslR . I'residelatsi
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The Greatest Medicine Of the AgeI
.KRAFI'B DIARRHEk COMPOUND


The 0nIYSa and Certain Cure for, :.
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dstd an Dise16e8 Of Ghe Stomach and Ro1pels fyl-
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| L Invaluable Medicine, now odsr e % the
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before tntToduced Ithas been used with the
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70 DiarFhoea Of ye6fs stafldITiS. have isseTS
cured BY "a use Or NO b0ttlel. This remedy
disease has bafd ed thsslCilIO OF even Tie IlC1st
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This medicine Is purely scientific prepare
tiS'al .lS ~ g the greatest Can
: EYsFy Ieyeler should have a bottle Of the
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NO Family should be without it. ffE 4a
7. DO mot hesitate TO Try kIRAFf1S DLARBHRA
tSIol44fFoU 1iDs ana prevent pain, suffering and
READ THE ToILoWISd TlsI sIErIrotSiA1s;
p. Al WHEELING, April 18th. l8o5 e
AfeSsEs McOABE, KRARr 4 %, (9eJid'51f 1f1:--
Having nged RTaftH DiaTTh0a Compound! !for
Camp DinaELagea, ith which I have been
Telledtes tFtef hGUfHg JEIilet, and dndine it not
only q i1yeseyt nellef but q permanent eiEe, Z
yorable notice qfaIl y no may be alike afiicted
,iss5 9Z9sg chaplain 1s.h w v "a. fnfaasly. Mint
2 Me.!FEs McQABE, KRATT q Coz GsenleIneR.
II ast suInMer, being in Nashville, Tenn, I
the Feme5iies " IN, H. H.
out any eneet. Twas advised by my friends
20 come h0pe. vas completely broken
down and nnost ted. Upon arriving at homei
I was adytsed 70 try KraftB 'DinITiius Conn
pound. One sb0tte q gpletelJ Jolt1esT TGte de-
commend this valuable nnellicine 70 nil N.
hleted with this teEEible disease. 2;
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Franklin Tnsuranca Comnanv



/. 80 Aiila DTRHCTORs:
=. H.Logans 4. p. Shallcross, Geo. X. Wheat.
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeckler Snml MCCSIeis
TIail, g; ". FTanzhelm, jas. n. Vance, Alex.
TNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Duly
u, oIgnni1ed. are prepared to take risks nj
Is nlr mates on buildings OF all kinds, merchAr-
ms, y, manutacturng establishments, ilIrni-
LHEe, steAinb11ts and caTEoes on the western
,I IINeIS nnf. IaeS and also on the lives of per-
SONS lnr term of years. This COMPANY OF
iieE. superior Inducements to fnfmeTE WheTl-
~ they can be insured for three years Al re-
euced TaleS This being a home Institution.
co1npoSed OF some ninety-lour stoclEhOldnf9
nnoSt ofwhoTn nTB among our best bns8ne1S
men, recommends itself to the favorable Con.
s1SHir s1aeEauon OF the insurtng public, and sOliiia
Applications for insurance win be prump,a1
AtIenued 10 by the SHCr8tlry. -
once, no, 1AIcIure House, being the same
IoEmerly occupied by Adams Express Co. y T!
z 80 LEltl n. y. ARTHUR EeCFefnEv
SS4As1et SAs1et'Ii McCI4EII.AE, President.
GEO. MEEDELl, Vice President.
y. g. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
glncei no. McLnre Hotfae, being the RAmO
formerly occupiedb by Adams Expires Co, =
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