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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation Of Territory To the City
Of Evansville.

y TOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the C"M
~ mon Councu Of the ctr Of EyAsssI'sIi -
pursnapos Of th6 provisions q 80 AfE o. tss
raj Assembly Of the State Of IudiAns, akllesss-
sfarch s. Ise6 enfltled act 20 anena tne
0r-t action Of an aet en- lied An ACT Ins y
me eislzens 81 the town or Lvansviliss n -
eonntv IN Yauderburgh, = eity charter, apksossa
Iaouarv n 1s47, and &. add sQpplrme1tas sos-
go. ~ "a at sFiif on the l2fh day OF june
1ses rye~@nt 10 the Board VI Counfg Comm isaion-
ara sf vsnderburgh county, petffion pray Ing ior
me naBeH ation 70 said c9t5a o. the foiio~ng &C.
srkhnd territory and rettng forth the reasons for
ar,eh ann6xmfions via An that part ~ the north-
est auartsr Of r. NJ. EyAnSe out,l0t No. four %,
situate east VI Mafn STREET Or Princeton roed ~
acribsd - follows, Fz: Beginnings at an sseh #sns
At the not th-east o. said out lot, as4 run :
Mug thence s0ath alsBg the line dividing aid
ouf-lOt from ont-i0t No. Gre (b)s sree hundred
and thirty es3G1 feet 10 the north line Of Lilies
ton and LockhsFt's Enlareemsnt thence usst b.
said north line two hundred aud twelve (Z1z tsets
or ther, Aboots, 20 the middle of main street !
thence northwsrdly aAongu the middle OF ssid
Man stree FeehunAred and torty tour and one-
fonrth (3441<) feet, theTeabouts, 70 tbs north
line o. said ilot No four al, tfe same also being
she north section line Of eeetnm No. tweHt nine
t2q), township six (G, south range ten (l0l weas
and, thence east aoug said north section ltns ens
hundred aud thirteen Gl3l feet or theEeaboutsf 2
the pl~ee Of beginnings . said territory eetne
part Of the northwest quarter Of said section
number twenty nine co, aid territory bsine
contiguous te the city Of Kxznszllls, and MOI
plated or laid Of. W. BAKE, MAYOR.
Attest p A. H. MoestsY. Clerk. zyl0-t Ieli
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
4 ~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
0FTIcE or CoMProLLER eF rHK CvRRgNeY.

" ashingtoni April 7, 1855.
IA. HGREAs by SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presumed 10 the undersigned IL has been
made 70 appear that q The Merchants National
Bank Of Evansyiiie,3 ~ the city Of Evansville, In
the eounty q Fanderburgh aud State Of Indiana
has BEEN duly oFganized under and according 10
thu requirements II the Act Of Con gress entitled
-'' An Act TO provide National Currency secur-
ed bs-a pledge 81 UBited States bonds aud to pro-
vide tor the circulation and redemptioa thereof -
-apPFoYed Juae 3, 1864, and has complied wfth ali
the provisions Of said Act required be complied
with before commencing the business or banking
under said Act,
Bow, THERkFoRE, 1. FzKEMAN CLARKE, Comp
troiler Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
" The Merchants' National Bank Of Evansville
II the city Of Evansville, In the county OF Van
derburgh and State Of Indiana, is authorized 70
e2mnenee the business Of banking under the Act
Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my band and
sal OF Office this seventh dsy OF April, 1862.
tL.sl FREEMAN CLARKE,
apl2-2m Comptroller Of the Ourr-ne -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
BANK.

This Bank viii be located on the corner Of main
and first STREETS, in the room now occupied by
Mr. Hsaly, - soon IS the necessary changes eAh
be made. HI 80 e
AtA'- g A- p g. r. BEMENT, Pres't
T8uH8 So h. RAI4EIGH, Vice Pres't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
TRANSPORTATION.

CyTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, toochin3
- - QuEKHsToWE, fCoRE HAABoKy Ths
yell known steamers Of the Liverpool, Hsw Yoxk
and Phflsdslphta ets@mship ComDaRy QRman
Linsls r4rFy1ng the Us. MAils, enB intended 70
naff A. fpllowBf
KDuBCnsa -.................... Saturday, Dec. 10 :
aLAeaow ..--..-.--...-.......... Saturday, Dee- II
ORR oR MAHcHEsTxE .....-... Saturday, Dsc. "a
And every sooessdtnK Saturday, At Eooa, from
Pisr -, North Rfssr.
RATS OF PASsAaEs 1900
kknyabls in Gold OF is equivalent 10 Currsncy.l
EIzsT CAEIH...... go % szKEzAoE....--..--e9o ~
DO 70 London. s. % DO % London.~-sS . g
DO 70 Paris IS % Do % Rarig ----r. - -
90 20 HsubarK - % Do % HAmbzrg. q %
Pnassnxsrz are also Forwarded 70 Hayrs. Hrsmens
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C. Al equally low rAtss,
Yarsa from Liverpool Or Qussnstowns LIST E1bin
-sT5, Ss6, 500. stssrAgs 80. Thoss who visa
10 send faf fhsar hrisnds can buy Eiehsts hers -
- fzrffar tnformasloa apply nt the comp@ng's
60. john q. DALE, Agsnts - 4
Is Broadway, Seq York 4
BEHM AETHkhs Agsnt1s
A.os-3a EEAnsgiilss 5sds "A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
Annexation of Territory TO the City
of Evansville.,

- ogseS r sys FHAT THE
On pursuance Of the provisions Of ah Aet Of shs
Genera A.ssRby e ID. .a siss Of naa~a
m ssn ss The s t;as Sa OF A s, ss,sS
Eyapssils, IN ne ccnhaS % y sdrgL, c.y
ghs'sss sPRr.sse SspSH,y y lsi3 aud to add
lsth d q Mey.,A D. 1884, crescent % the Board
o. County Collml-sioneFa of YAndsrburgh county
q sss SHOWING sbsd fsTriiory. aud ssIas
that part Of the west half Of the north vsst
Saarter Of section twenty mine, and the east half
ship .iz south range ten vest described IS ioI.
lows via; Beginning at he intersection Of Main
aud Eighth streets Of said city, At the esater 81
, aid s.rsss and running theme along shs middle
eight t57sl fess 70 q point opposite u: ssatsr %
Vile OrawSOrdsvIiie RSiirosd Company from
orr and HArrsOn's Enlsrgement Of Evansville;
srsS ana e. is si T55s aaa q
% a middle ssS o s's Il. 1Ss y
said section twenty-ninei thence east afons said
half t4521S) feet, to the aorth snd south line
EanI , through the middle !ss d quarter
Inc s az = 90. 80 the
SsinT the esnssr street running sass and VS.:
through tbs North Eastern Enlarge"s9t q
William street extended, one Thousand and fotiy-
81 Main street, and sSenes along the ~" middle o.
Main street eight hundred and ninety three and
pIng; said territory being contiguous 20 the City
bu A'"h'S''e 'po P0' paw RARER' Mayor.
Attest A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk Hl3-S0t
Vso ALVIN B.cARpENTER and the Evans.
VILE and Crawferdsviile Railroad Company
Notice Is hereby given that the petition referred
In the above notice presented 10 the Board
OF County Commissioners Of vanderbuFgh
ty the 18th day Of May, 1se5, and that ths
tAE received and considered, AMI it wAl
ordered by said Board that the further hearing
aud consideration Of said application be coatin Hsf
until the 18th day OF JuaeS 1885, aud N Il noficN
a 10 given by the County Auditor BY qualifications tH
the Evansville Daily Journal. that said appilca
ton Ia pending before anid Board, and that q
:::j.:: :, ! :. : |; e.: q !:
Is I'll ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
CLOTHING.

MAGNIFICEST AS
a eorfnsut Of Mems Youths ., aud Boys Cloth
So. f,artsi Furufshing Gocds, Hosiery Trunks,
ySiisss. Travelling Bags. Umbrellas Hats Toilet
a-sieIes. Notions, &c in large quantities and
800 npaIifias always GA hand, which have Just
Rsen bought for cash and must be sold ~ cheap
panic prices. :, - -.
LOW EESTEIN a Co.,
No 81 Main StrasE,
Aas-sm Next door 70 the Warrington Honss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

% etIls - q 90 70 30 . 49, So
-Ioie .-gszI .1aoEA q .sezr is1 -sssE -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07

How TO TRAIN ToMAroEs.-To train
the tomato, knock a flour barrel to pieces,
take one Of the hoops and two of the
slaves, sharpen one end Of them, and nail
the other ends to the opposite sides of the
hoop, set it over the plants and drive into
the ground The vines will hang over the
cdre hoop, free from the ground. Set
the slaves in the next hill at right angles
with those in the first, and let the hoops
just come together and tie them with a
string in such 4 way as to support each
other. Thus, at trtling expense oftime
and money, you may etfectually train all
your tomatoes. These may be little mat
tiers, but they will insure great crops.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07

LIQUID MANURE FOR GRAPEs-The
Ohio Cultirator gave an account ola thirty
ING grape vine in that state. 1t was at a
hotel and only three years old, yet it
had climbed to the second story, and had
extended its branches round the corner of
the building to a distance of twenty or
thirty feet, nearly the whole being full of
clusters of grapes. The only unusual
treatment it had received, was a watering
every day with dish-water, and occasio
ally with soap-su1s.- E.lchange.
And therein lies the secret of its growth
and fruitfulness. Dish-water and soap
suds will make any vegetable healthy and
igorous-ErcAange.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07

ClEING HAY AS the season is near
at hand when the hay crop will be ready
Tor curing, | embrace q few spare mo-
mcnts to give the readers of the Farmer
my experience in its management and
Use.
Many who prize clover hay find much
trouble in curing it so as to retain all its
good qualities, and avoid its being smoky
as when not properly cured. Bad wealth
er for making hay often occurs to the
great dctrimcnt of the clover crop, as it
requires more time for curing than other
less succulcnt forage plants
H. II. Pell, of New York, tells us in
the transactions of the American Institute
for 1851, that he cuts and houses his clo-
YER the same day, without any loss Of
leaf or blossom the hay coming out in
good order. He uses salt, but does not
say how much. He also tells us of keep
ing ten or Il dozen cows through the VIM
ter on the product of two acres! Rather
a large crop, some of our farmers will
say. Last season had a couple of acres
Of clover which cut and cooked up the
same day ; the following day being cloudy
and looking like storming, turned the
cocks bottom up, and took them to the
barn and mixed some rye straw with it
and it cured in excellent order. l also
put in the barn some green herdsgrass and
red top, mixing it in with straw, which
also cured we'll | am so well satisfied
with these experiments and others have
tried heretofore, and given an account OF
in the Farmer, that | have a nice lot OF
good sweet oat straw reserved for use with
the clover | may Get this season from six
acres. Ipropose getting in the clover the
day it is cut, if possible. l am not much
in favor of feeding straw to cattle, unless
have plenty of roots or grain to feed with
it mixed with green clover, the straw is
eaten readily, and with Us much apparent
satisfaction 10y the stock, as the hay
With me they do not sort it over, leaving
the straw until all the clover is eaten.
regard clover as being more valuable
for COWS and horses than any hay use
Cows will give from ten TO fifteen per cent
more milk, and keep in as good or better
condition than on ordinary hay.-N. E.
Farmer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.

r.. H EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent of S. Patent Office Washington (under the
Act 1879
70 State Street, opposite Kilby Street, Boston
After an extensive practice upwards twenty years.
continues to secure Paentsin the United States also III
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications. Bones Assignments and all Pa
pers or Drawings tor Patents executed on liberal TERMS
and with despatch Researches made American or
Foreign works. to determine the validity utility OF "a.
tents or egalOr other advice rendered
in all matters touching the Copies the claims OF
Patent furnished by RENTING ST. Assignments re-
corded at Washington.
TESTIMONIALS.
"Iregard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable and
successful practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse" CHAS. MASON,
Commission of Patent5
lhave no hestatlOnn assuring inventors that they
cannot employ competent and trustworthy,
and more capable of putting their applications in form
at the Patent Olhce.' EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents
" Mr. Z. u. Eddy has made for me Ii applications, on
all but one OF which patents have been granted and that
is pending Such unmistakeable great talent
and ability his leads 10 recommend all inven-
tors to apply to him to procure their patents they may
be Ofhavng the most faithful att rntiOn bestowed on
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber in OF his
large practice made twice rejected applications, 10
appeals every one Of which decided Il his favor, by
the Commission of Patents. R.R. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 80, IS64.-lyr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07
RUTLAND
k5NsIEsi3
$500 AND BURLINGTON R. R.

Trains connect at Bellows Falls with trains on the
Cheshire Railroad tor Keene Fitchburg Worcester and
Boston, At Rutland with trains for ALBANY. Troy and
New York, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and via
N. Y. Central Railroad with the West
cheap, pleasant and expeditions route with commOdi-
GUS and frSt-CaSS sleeping cars on all night trains
For tickets and all necessary intormatiOn apply to j. d.
GOULD, Ticket Agent, st. JOhnsbury, and at offices
the line Freghts from Troy any part of north
Vermont cheaper than by any other route.
GEO. A. MERRILL, Supt.
RutIand Dec Iofi-fJa6i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07
AlOnZO Whites Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at St
Caledonia District, bloomsbury within and for said
district, on the 24th day of June, A 1865.
Instrument purpOrting to be the last Will and Test
ament OF AlOnzO White. late OF Burke, in said dis
iTct deceased being presented to the Court by Osman
hlte, the executor therein named, for probate:
1t is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein, lie notified tOappear at session Of said
De holden at the Probate Office, in St. Johnsbury the
18th da OF July 1865 and shew cause, any they may
have against the Probate OF said WILL Tor which purpose
further ordered that copy of the record of this order
be published hr weeks successfully in the Caedonia
printed at ST. Johnsbury previous to said time appointed
for hearing.
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
A true copy of record Attest,
$3.50 ASA L. FRENCH Judge of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07
BILIOUS BITTEHs.

Fer Purifying the blood, curing Liver Con
plant and al Bilious Affections. for strength
ins, inrlsorating, building up and putting q
order the Weak, Wcm Our, Hun Down, Dtl..-
tated and diseased Human system, has no ~ al
IN the world.
Ii quickens the circulation, restores Tie Us;
appetite, regulates, strengthens and InylE1
the whole system For HumoTS in The hloud. ar
imperfect circulation, this is an active and ,---
cnt remedy. The use of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07
Reliable Testim ony.
Clergyman, Lawyers, Singers.

ani all those whose occupation requires an uuasua ~
else Of the vocal organs Will ms this the orir hon,
which viii eectually and iIi>ialianeou>'y r-arr. M To-
difficulties This remedy, unlike most Otler- /, hi -
not naaseeas but = extremely PlEASANTTO Ts>TF
A small quantity allowed pass over TIE Inflated ,
al once removes The ri-irnl-r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07
Yegal.
Almeda Rebecca Marsh,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. At Probate Court held at St.
CaieoOna district IS. JJOhnSbury, In said district on
the Z7th day Of June, A. D.. 1865
NATHAN J PIKE, executor of the last will and tesla
in saddisrict deceased makes appcatonito said
court TOR license 10 sell the whole of the real estate of said
estate is necessary the payment of the egaces
deceased and the charges OF administration, and that
part OF said real estate cannot be sold without injury to
those interested In the remainder thereof
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said appli
cation be referred to the fifteenth day OF July. A. D.,
1865 at the Probate Office in ST. Johnsbury hearing
and decision thereon And is further ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publication of
notice of this application order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Caledonan, printed st. JOhnsbury
previous to said time of hearing that they may appear
at said time and place. and they cause object there
to.
BY the Court
$3.50 Attest ASA I FRENCH Judpe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07
TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.
DR.. EATON
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK EMINENT

will cure if applied in season.
SpraIns. inflammation and Swe!lIngS Of all kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corking. Calls, Scratches.
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs.
Soreness stiffness of the Limbs or oin;S, neu-
ma,isn, old Sores, &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter TO half an ounce OF the
Liniuent, well mixed With three times the guam
tity of warm Molasses. For Scratches. clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing, then apply the Liniment
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horse
every dav.
For Sores, cleanse them when needed. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then Apply the Lininent
from two 10 three times day. For all other eN-
ternal diseases, make thorough application two
or three times a DAY Please take : bottle and
be sure and shake il up before uSin-. and Won
will De satisfied.
TESTIM ONIiLS
From ID A burnside, Es the we'll known proprietor OF
the Lancaster Hotel \ H.
DR. Eaton. Dear Sir lhai horse which wa> Obliged
keep in the Stable for Ion: time which Ia. ON
his arCie. caused by interfering: which could not heal u,
Your Horse AMI Ok linineni Recommended a.
the best In use.
made Application ii which reduced the iniaul-
un al once. healed the wound AMI hr,. hi chi w mir
and the horse Ill in .lay> CONSIDER il
the best Liinent ever used and would cierruly
commend IL 10 the public.
From Joseph L. oiit: Ed one Of the Prupretors OF the
we'll known Crawford House. al the " hir Mountains.
keep large number oi Horses summer season.
al Mountain Stables. also Keep STOCK oi pr EaiorlS
Horse and On Liniment haii. | have Used IL long
enough 10 know thait Is the best Liiimeni
OF Used !" reduce fiaiiaon> and swelnc> Il AL kinds
and heals Cuts Bruises C"rkS. ,ia> Scratches Cramps
III the Limbs OF Stomach. Collie, &c, &c
lfyour Horses or Cattle are troubled with any
of the above diseases OF injuries, try a bottle
and you will be satisfied,
Many other testimonials could be added.
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers in
Medicines III town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS
All orders addressed to
{. b. HUTCHINS.
Nov. 2i-ly. Lisbon. H
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-4AXAAA@ AN4S Il - L 4 T. L Z :
This is the FIRST and ONLY article ever brought be-
fore the public that will both Hair and Whj>kes
AWAY NOW WITH ALI. HAIR DYES
Who would think of using anything dlsa-reeshle aS
Hair Dye if they could only mud anything that would
restore Hair and " hiss ers to their natural color.
The Martha Washington Hair Restorer will do all this
| and not color the skin, No mistake.
TRY IL AND BE CONVINCED
1St-It Is not 4 dye
2d.-it will not color the skin.
3i.-lt will restore the Hair from GRAY 10 beautiful
Black, Brown, Auburn, or whatever might have bee, il
original color. and cause TO assume its irmer beauty
4th-lt will cure all diseases ami humors OF the scalp
keep the head cool and the hair from falling OF ana pr
mote healthy growth.
5th-As dressing Tor the Hair il one of the hest In,
the market. Ii will change dry, harsh and wry hair TO
beautiful silk-lke appearance.
Ii will change Gray and Faded Whiskers 10 beautiful
Brown and cause them appear natural than bv
any other Application
Mr.. p. Pease, New Bedford. Mass, SAYS: 1.-The Mar
tina ashington Ralr Restorer the hest article
had store. II is selling more and giving better s,
isfactiOn than any other"
Mr.. :. W, New Bedford. Mass. says: 1.-THE Martha
Washington Hair ReSorer supersedeS all tho Hair IXes
and Restorers ever brought before the public None
equals it,
dozen Martha Washington Hair Hair Restorer In This s,r
ton the past four months, and in has failed 10
Mr. c. C. Bixby North Britgewa;er. Mass sars .. ,
sell more Martha Washington Hair Resturer than ali
Others
A lady from Chelsea. Mass, going West. savs. "I
would give three dollars Tor bottle rather ihan "a
without. OF Use any other
Ask Mr. Gleason Wet Brookiield Mass If he and hi,
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his gray hair anc whsher> ei former leluty by us
ing bottle of Martha Washington Hair Rrs,rafiyr
ASK any man OF woman That ever used il, and
market"
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81 JohiisDury, and oy dealers everywhere
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landau. January lSt. lct4
c. b. HutChins Dear Sir Please To- send me al other
dozen OF Dr. EatUn's Pain EraiicatUr travelling
from house house have good opportunity intro
duCe il have seen sick Headache ToohaCle,
Throat, Frozen limbs and rheumatism and ais, know
be good for Bruises &c would recommend II
every family the best family medicine intToiu
ced 10 the public. r. t. Low EJOl-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-07
Medifal.
u H. w ISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEDY .op
CoNSUNGPTror
Ano acknowledged by many prominent rhrs,ci,r,.
Viar Inc mos. Reliable Preparation ever ir,r..,r,-
ed for the RELIEF and CURE of An
IL ING NPLAINTs
Medlal.
u X. w ISTAR'S
L ING COMPLAINTS

HIS Vel known remedy Is offered 10 the rr,,,,
noned by the experience Of forty years a., "a
sorted TO In season. seldom fails 10 effect
COngks, Colds, Group, Bronchitis Ls.-
hhoopiny- Couqh, HOarseaaeSS. Pans az 80
ness an the Chest AID SIDE. B2e,S,,..
the Lungs, Lirer Complaints. :.
lis complete success in many cases Of Copf-,.,
SUMPTION has reversed the olinoion So l,n- .,, '-
that this much dreaded disease Is ncurahie
To those who have already made u-e Of -,,,s D
no appeal is necessary To those who haze III N.
only 10 refer them TO The written testimonials a M
our most distinguished citizens, who hare s.a4- -
TO health when the expectation of being cured
-forlOrn hope We have space only fyr III -,
liable Testimon
FAIRFIELD. NJ. Ami a. H..
Messrs- SETH W FowLE & Co,
Gentlemen2-Seein- numerous certificates Il, I'M.
Farmer endorsing The merits OF that great Ig--r D.
Wisiars Balsam OF " lid Cherry, I an Induced -
.rea; pleasure IA giving publicity the great me-
osh;ni'il>hed IN nay family Ny son Henry A.
Postmaster al Fairfield. Somerset County NJ Ns.t,
ed With >lttln- OF blood. cough. weakness al 49,
general debility mnch thai family ,,ly>i3, :
CARED n M 10 have a Seated ConSunliia,l~ H. -.
der medical treatment for a number OF months f---
we'd no benefit irOa IL At length Wa> induced ,
chase one bottle al W istars Ralsam. which h,: f.,
50 mitch obtained another, which in >iBrl r,l
ed him 10 his usual state al health think "a, -.
recommend This remedy 10 others in Ike u,ulr,
Is, Think all II purpoIfs 10 be,the Great Lug Il
ior the Times,
The above statement, gentlemen s nv r,fu,rs-- -
ING 10 You u laNVr OF Your and l. al your dsly.s
A ever Yours
ANDREW ARCHER