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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20

nearly one hundred millions Of dollars
have been discharged; and that with
in year about one hundred and nine
ty millions Of the public debt has
been obliterated. Or in other words
IL appears that for the past year, We
have been paying our great pubic
debt ut the rate Of about hall NH
lion dollars per day; aud that lot inc
FIRST four mouths at nearly the rate o.
one million aoltws PER day
II is estimated that the revenue
from All sources for the present fiscal
wear willamount about $3.50, 600, 900,
and that the entire expenditure will,
With n reasonable degree Of prudence,
NOT exceed S3500OO,0OO, including
the interest on the debt. Thus il ap-
pears probable that there will be $780,
600, 900 to be applied to the payment
of this enormous indebtedness, which
has NO staggered the calculations Of
our fnanciers aud politicians. At
the rate Of one-third Of billion a
year, it is an easy calculation to deter
mine how rapidly the present noun
tain of two aud half billions would
melt away, But we cannot expect. such
a reduction TO DO continuous, The
people demand and the public inter
osts require u reduction Of taxation
and "a a consequence the revenue will
be proportonately diminished. But
from what we have seen, we can az
sure ourselves that even in this gen
Grafton we may look for total reno
val Of tho debt, with national peace
and prosperity, and the exercise Of
ordinary political wisdom.
The mercantile, manufacturing,
industrial, and in fact all the in.
terests of the country are in the
hands of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. He who CONTROLS this vast
volume Of the nations wealth can so
use it as to continue our present pros
perity, or create embarrassment and
financial ruin, and the utter proetra-
ton Of all commercial and industrial
affairs. II is well for the country that
there is 30 much confidence reposed
In his honesty and business capacity.
With knave or an inexpertlin the
Treasury Department at such time
as this, it were worse, if such could
be, than in the White House. 1t il
the hope Ct the Secretary that he may
bring the country safely and gradually
through the dangerous course which
leads to the firm foundation Of specie
and normal currency, without any
Of those commercial commissions
which PROSTATE the industry and the
energy Of the nation.
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BLACKFORD'S ESTATE.
Positive Sale of
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.

I'm THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18TH.
~ 1868, at O'Clock, will be sold mt public
auction, mt the court-house In Evansville,
the following FIRST-CLAsS PROPERTY
70 witt Fffnf H.ffsNifHf la sIHH
Lot No. /, Old Plan, Water street, corner
Chestnut Street. ~ lta box fHf fa
Lots Nos. Z and ), upper Enlargement.
Water street, corner oak street, NIf ar.i
Lots Nos. ~ and 49, Upper EnlaIgem emit
Water Street, corner Mulberry street.
Lot No. Is, Upper Enlargement, Water
Street, near Gum. apE ifl t'.r-rF
Lot No. u, Upper Enlargement, First
Street, adjoining Dr. Hnllocks.
Lot No. 40, Upper Enlargement, First
Street, corner Mulberry street.
Lots Nos. 81 and 50, Upper Infringement,
First Street, corner Gum. yHt
Lot No. 50, Upper Enlargement, Second
Lots Nos. s. and 20, Upper Enlargement,
Second Street, between Mulberry and Gum:
Lot No. 10, Upper Enlargement, Second
Street. liI ta isi tl.lH ?
Fractional Lot No. II, Upper Enlarge
ment, Water Street, adjoining Altering q
Brommilhaus,
These lots are rs by $50 feet, and the most
desirable I'm the city for residences.
Parties desiring to purchase can buy a.
private sale at any time before the auction.
Terms--One-thfrd cash; balance In ono
and two years, with interest and mortgage
Apply to Fl THOS. E. GAkNIN,
oc23 dim IN, w, 70 Ihlrd street. q
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America IN Europe.

Among the noticeable results OF
the year soon to close is the great adj
vance made in the European mind
relative TO the United States, and the
position which has been conceded to
this country abroad. During the late
civil war, our people had much cause
for i'll feeling in the treatment that was
awarded us by most of the leading
powers Of Europe. To them it ap-
peared that the Republic was dissev-
cred, never to be reunited, and they
rejoiced in our dissentions as the at.
testation that the people were unfit
for self government But since the
Government has como out of the
struggle stronger and more consol-
idated than before, they are anxious
to recognize us as worthy associates in
the great family of nations. Our
Navy, bearing the flag Of the country,
has been received with national
honors. Our Bonds are held in high
favor on all the stock boards OF Great
Britain and the Continent. England
now manifests a readiness to enter
tain our claims for losses from priva-
teers, once 80 insolently rejected.
Prussia, within the last few
months, has advanced herself
to the front rank among the
great powers. The great topic of po-
htical interest in Europe just now is
the alliance, offensive and defensive,
between Prussia and Russia; and the
report comes to us across the ocean
that the United States is to be inclu-
ded IN the treaty Though such re-
port Is scarcely entitled to much cred-
ence, 1t illustrates how prominently
TINS country is before the European
pubic. Prussia and Russia together
are powerful enough to shape the fn.
ture destinies Of Europe, and those
.wo nations and the United States
could together control the political
destinies Of the whole world Tb;.
| Government doubtless desires rest.
ing place in the Mediterranean Sea
as a port for our Navy, and more ca.
vorable commercial relations, and 4
is possible conferences on these sub
y iects have given rise to that rumor.
The bold position assumed by thi
country ia reference TO the Mexicai
troubles, shows that the government
is no longer influenced by q fear 0
France. The triumphant journey o
Gen. SHERMAN and the American
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Minister to the headquarters Of the
Mexican Republic, marks an onward
step In tho return ofour national pres
tige.
In England, especially. our political
position and principles are having a
marked influence. II is because Of
what republicanism has achieved in
our late struggle, that such reformers
Az JoHN BRIGHT can stand out 80
boldly against English aris.ocracy and
caste. IF freedom has worked out
maryels in America" say the English
people, why shall we be any longer
deprived Of its blessings And 10
they inaugurate, what the London
Times says, +" is not any longer Re
form. 1t il Revolution" A revolu-
ton which gives the full rights Of cit
izenslfip 10 the operatives and work
ing men Of the Kingdom And all
this Is but the reflex Of our own strug-
gle, which at times seemed destined to
end in the destruction of our national
existence, and with it all hope of civil
liberty; but the nation has come out
Of the contest with new strength, and
the cause Of human freedom, educa-
ton, and religion, takes fresh courage
in Europe and all over the world.
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A Half . Million per Day.

Our Government is just now teach
ing the world valuable lesson in po-
htical economy, as il has in the past
four years taught it one most instruc-
tive IN the art of war. We have here
totore alluded to the reports and ex-
hiblts of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
showing the unexpected progress he
is being enabled to make in the re-
duction of the national Indebtedness
The manner in which this Govern
ment is paying off its enormous debt
is financial problem that puzzles the
brains Of European capitalists and i
doing more to convince them Of ON,
wonderful development and capacity
even than the stupeudous war.
The official exhibit Of the Treasury
Department at Washington, show.
that within one-third ofthe fiscal year
which ended on the 31st ult, govern
ment obligations to the amount o
fa tlNU vHf IS nt glfss Fl
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LATEST NEWS.

Gold closed In Now York yesterday al
IAo1E
Topographic dispatches from bombay re-.
port the famine In India abating,
General ortoga and suite are still ut Bra
nos. Texas.
The Hon. John Morrissey, Congressman
elect, has called on tho President.
Senator Doolittle has gone 70 Texas on a
short visit.
The number Of patents issued for The
week ending November i7th Is iSy.
Fifteen hundred Federal troops are OK
pected Co arrive on the Mexican frontier
Ia afew days.
Mayor HOFFMAN, OF New York CITY. has
1auaHa 4 q removal OF tho street Railway
between Ann and Fuitoa Streets.
The state Fair of Louisiana win be fn-
auguated with great ceremony at New
Orleans to-day,
Rnaaian Festivities have been suddenly
stopped, on account OF the serious Illness
ofthe Princess Dagmar.
Maximiian's health In much improved.
lie docs not propose to leave Mexico imme-
diateiy.
The second section, twenty milea, of the
Central branch of the Union Pacific Rail-
way, has been accepted by the Government
Commissioners.
The Special Committee on Retrench-
ment, appointed at tho Inst session OF Con-
gress. are now at work In New York They
will present an important report to the
approaching Congress. tAl FthA
The story OF arms being abatracted from
ths Washington Armory lis canard.
There have been no arms In the building
for long time.
Thapreaidant IA aAid 20 be ON the verge
of agrand coup d'etat that will crafty his
friends aud bewilder his enemies.
Tho government OF Spain In taking
strong measures 20 prevent the threatened
outbreak. Don Miguel IN dead.
The disputed election cases In ~. Louis
are decided In favor OF the Rada. The
votes east after shutdown have been count
cd, which keeps Frank Blair out OF the
Legislature. Branscomb and Ridgely have
received their certificates from tho County
Clerk.
Thirteen Fenian prisoners, confined In
jail at Toronto, G. W., we're released on
Saturday night. They were transported by
special train to the border and supplied
with rationsand % each In greonbaelts.
party of 300 persons, including many
distinguished names, are on n grand rail-
way excursion 10 the terminus Of the Cen
trial Branch OF the Pacific Railway, In Kan
saa. amffEffr eF
Mr.. Lopeyer, of the firm of Pike, LOPEZ
yer \ Bro, New Orleans, was dextarously
robbed OF n package containing $4,000 in
currency, while in the act OF purchasing
stamps at the post ONCE In that city Satur-
day. There ~ no clue 70 tho robbcr.
The Cable in accused OF fibbfnR i'm rela-
uon TO Gen. Dix. II should have said his
family had arrived IN Paris, and not the
General himself.
Mr.. Tilden, y. =, Inspector. ana Mr.. Jno.
Dcviin were arrested In New York yeater-
day for frauds on the revenue department.
They gave bail In the sum OF $4,000.
washington dispatches vary materially
as TO the Presidents position on ,timpar-
tial suffrage and general amnesty." Nv
some authorities he Is represented MS be-
tng deeidedlyin favor OF, this plan OF 're-
construction, while others assert that he
IN opposed 20 IL: -. 8fIs feiaf
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Our Market Rev,ar,

We direct attention to our Market
Review for the week in our CONNER.
cial columns. The Business Direoto.
~ will also be found valuable for ref.
erenee by merchants visiting the city
or sending their orders.
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A large number of extra copies Of
this mornings issue Of the JOURNAL
were ordered yesterday for circulation
among country merchants. Persons
who have not left their orders, must
do SO before 8 o'clock this morning,
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FOR RENT.

TSOR RENF-FARM-One Of the best
n Farms IN Marlborough County, con-
tanning about 30 acres In cultivation, with
comfortable houses and out-buildlnRS.
This farm will be leased for five years, on
good terms.
Inquire OF ALVAH JOHNSON,
Third Street, bet. Main and Locust.
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FOR SALE.

T-sOR RExT-HoUsE-sAg good two-story
G brick Dwelling House, nearly new. on
out-buildings. Apply TO =. X. LEAVTTT,
ut his Office on Third Street. tnoyl7 div
KYOTIGE-P awnbroker's Sale at Auc-
IN don. On Tuesday, November nth /,
o oclock, az II. Nelson's Auction Room,
al unTedeened pledges, consisting OF Ia
gents clothing, coats, pants, vests, &c. +;
ladies' furr; gold and silver watches. gold
chains and rings: one plano, one guitar,
one shot gun, aud numerous articles too
tedious TO mention.
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WANTED.

VYYANTED.-Fine specimens OF PEN
w manship (Flourishing and Business
Writing Gel sent free to any one sending
tis the names OF twelve or fifteen young
men who have never attended n CONNER
BRYANT, sTRATTON & DKHAN,
octi5 2ml Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED
w SORGHOi SORGHOl BORGHUMf
Cash paid for 5orgho syrup, one TO one
thousand barrels.
BROWN, BUTLER 4 co,
Grocers and Commission MOTchants,
Dealers In Syrups, Sugar, Sorgho, Spices,
Coffee, Tea, DC. &c, Iu
No. "A Walnut Street,
sep1S d3m Cincinnati, Ohio.
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"a OARDI n G.-Two gentlemen and
- their wives can obtain pleasant front
rooms, with board; also, q few day board
ers can be accommodated, by applying at
w. w. SHANNON'5, on Main Street, near
the r. and Q. Depot. Best Of references re-
quired. lnoy2 dim
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II. GUMBERTS, p. N
novlGdtdl II. NELSON, Auctioneer.
rxOR SALE Ar COST - GROCERY.

ANWNN NlAHlE NJ NWDN = UItDNF1FtI =.
4 Any person desiring TO go into tbs
Grocery Business at a stand that already
has a large run OF custom can obtain a
bargain by calling ON the undersigned, 10
Main Street, between Sixth and seventh.
The object in selling out Is TO go Into an
other branch of business altogether. The
goods have been selected with an especial
view 10 accommodate the trade Of that
pq maSis 3 Il the sl'y' altrI4! IL s! cooK 81
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BOARDING.

nRIyATE BOARDIN6s.--A few young
gentlemen OF good moral character
can get Day Board with Mrs. j. r. Reeves,
en- Second Street, next 10 the Vine street
Presbyterian Church. For particulars, APP
ply 70 j. +. REEVES.
Call at the house.
poy3 dam
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DODGE'S PATENT IMPROYEMENT

In open Fires. AS we have purchased the
Iight OF Vanderburgh County, we desire to
give hotlce TO all concerned that we will
prosecute the first person we find using
1n ils Improvement without our consent.
Inc rlght of using each set OF Tile is sold
Win lhem. We nave large stock Of Tile
on hand, and can furnish any number of
sets desired. We intend to hold all masons
responsible for what CRATES they set with
this Improvement ..sasts.r ~ ~.
b TH0S. SCANTLIN & SON,
No. Main Street MARBLE HalD.
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WSOR RALE-HOtsE- two-atory brick

TsOR SALE-HOUSE--A two-atory brick
- House, on1socust street. between sixth
and seventh, east side, in ~ No. I neiEhbOr-
hood. containing nine rooms and closets,
out with stables and other convenfeuces.
Also, the lcasehold of the Bull'A Head pro-
perty, containing dwelling-house,w with
bling for two hundred head OF stock, with
fne stock-yards for all kinds OF stool, at
tached. "A fine opportunity for a stock
Trader. The above property ~ In complete
repair, and near the r.. and q. Depot--a
fine location for business. would trade
all the above property for a stock o. goods.
nova dim w. w. SHANNON.
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X Good Building Lots, In every part or
the city, which will self cheap.
Dwelling Houses of all kinds for sale on
time.
Several Farms for sale on time.
10000 acres Of Timbered Land for sale
cheap.
have several Dwelling Houses and
several Farms for Rent.
Persons Wishing 20 purchase any kind OF
Real Estate can be suited at reasonable
prices.
Persons desiring 20 sell either Houses,
Lots, Lands, or Farms, can have the same
disposed Of by leaving description NJ the
Office OF
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
Third St., between Main and Locust,
oct29.l Evansville, Ind.
TNOR SALE-The undersigned will sell
Is mt private sale his fine two story frame
residence. of Ave rooms, summer Kitchen,
also wood and stable house attached, two
good cisterns, all In complete order. with
modern improvements; lot nifty by one
hundred ana ten feet, situated on Fulton
Avenue, Lamasco. Address ..i
octl-5m GEO. WOLFLIN. Mt. Vernon.
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issaog edl q aas giigmo14 5sH1. sah1c
EsaaiaHi asf
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KNOR HALE = TEAM = One heavy two
* horse Team, Wagon, and Harness,
=. -, a., W. v; ss,IiAS,N :.,,.s
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Every Organ is Warrnted to Prove
,d5olJ Satisfactorg.lI i 1Iss

The American Organs have the Reverberating
sound box or Wind Chest, and ara flashed in
the highest style of art, in, Rosewood, Jet, Wal
nut, and Oak finish, richly Vanished and Pol
isEed, or in smooth Oil Ahish, forming elegant
pieces OF Eurnitureffor the Parlor or Boudoir;
and the cak and walnut especially adapted for
Onarchsss Lecture and Lodge .Rooma# fGaEF
Tae American Organs are all finished with our
new Pstent In pFovementss containing the inn
proved Knee Swell, Double Fellows, two Blow
Pedals, and Tremolo found in no other instru.
ment "a : =
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e CURE Y0URSELFp ias
DIR. BAKERS sPECIFEC. n.

This medicine VIII euro
Z GoN0RRHEA, 0LEET, STRUCTURE, SEM
~ pals Weakness or SpeTmatorrhea, Ohordee.
Diseases Of the Kidneys aud B adder, and all Dia-
eases ctsthh sexual Organs caused By contRaion or
weakness Of either sex, male or female.
This elegBet, popular, and fnfaIlfble prnpara-
tious SO celebrated In oil our large cities for tAe
euro OF private diseases, is now orered 10 fhe
afflicted, and 6arran ted t9cure all diseases ofthe
genital organs OF other sex, male or female, in
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
is the only safeand reliable remedy for ths cure
Of spermatorrhea, generally termed Seminal
weakness, caused by self abuse excessive in-
dglgeaces now 30 fearfu iy preyslent In all parts
sallig DR.. BAKER's sPEcIFIols ;eOl
Is 2 great hs2ainss purifying; and sslfcuri1g
With this great medicine, you can cure yourself,
and avoid all chance Of ex posure and ruin by fg-
norant, pretens ling doctorB. VI SfsYf.-tl
l d.; BAKERS INJECTION b 8
NIB. In casas Of Gonorrhea, elect, and Strfc-
ture, DIR. Bakers Injecte. Is recon mend ed 70 be
rally aids in subduing the Inflammation and
stopping the discharge. Both are rscommendsd
10 oe used 10 these complaints. .bui leNslaf
A treatise on sexual diseases, called q The Self
nssructor," accompanies each bottle Of the Spe-
.Priee-Dr. Bakers Specific, So 60 psr bottle, q.
Price-Dr. Bakers Injention, 81 90 per bottle.ls
Pfice--male Injecting syringe, so cents; Fs-
mele Injecting Syringe, 90 cents. ilf
sent By express to all parts of the country on
receipt OF the money and twenty-five cents addi-
tional 10 pay for boxing and shipping ,.,g-l "a
=, Frspsred ard sold by DR.. 3, Eaaterly 8 Co.,
No. 10 North Fifth street, st Louis, MO-, and at
their eraach store, No. 90 Madiaon street. Chi
cago, Ill.
For sale by the druggists, Evansville. 1l 9ilau
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Congregational.

.sa@3 Iss TE~IE - s0A
Congregational.
WAsHINeToN, Jan 10.
SEsATE.-Wilson offered a bill 4, re-
strict the fees of soldiers claim agents
to $40, and TO punish by fins aud i'm.
prisonment the exaction of a larger sum
| under any cir ,umstances.
Referred to the Military COMMITTEES. q
Sumner presented petition from the
citisens of the District Of COLUMBIA. ask.
ing for the abolition of laws for the dis
tinction of color
Referred to Committee ON District Of
Columbia.
Dooit.le presented the. credentials of
William Moran, Senator elect from.
Flarida.is.a sl4l SIS $3.50 sserdFssg sa.7aE
Ordered to lie on the table. + = '7a- e
AT ! o'clock bill 10 enlarge the DOW
ers Of the .Freedmen's Bureau was ta-
ken up.' a.s''.. Z. = i-.'' . %
/ Mr.. Hendricks took the floor in oppo-
sition to the measure.
\ HoUsE-The House went into Com
mittee Of the Whole on the Navy Appro-
priation bill.
The House discussed the bill appro-
priating sI05, 900 for the purchase of
Crees Island adjoining Portsmouth
Navy Yard. The bill was finally laid
aside go #.ssssss
The House proceeded TO the discus
sion of the Presinent's annual, mes.
sage Sssa4 -st u y q - A@AsAe4S S*AA
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NouGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION.
N Bronchitis, Spit ing Of Blood, Pain in the
sids and Breast, Whcoping Cough. Group, ana
all Diseases of the Throat, Chest, aud Lungs. ! I.
The most periecf, pleasant, and efficacious rem
eay ever dscoyered for all Diseases Of tho Throat,
Chest, and Lungs is
DIR. CARTER'S COUGH BALsAM. sLsas
This medicine Immediately stops the cough,
produces nee and easy expeotorafion, removes ali
mucous and foul matter from the air passages,
gives ease In difficult brea hing, aliays the frrfta
tion Of the Lungs, and effects q speedy cure bs
soothing and healing al the pulmonary organs.
aGs HR. CARTER'S OoU0h BALsAM r,fII-
never iails % cure Cougas and Colds Ia a few
days, and has cured theusands upon thousands
Of cases sof ConsumPtion after physicians and All
other remedies had failed, ana this patients given
up 70 de- This Balsam is lhe most perfect and
infailible remedy for all diseases of the Lunrs
kaown 10 the civilized wor ID. ~ asua4s4st1 =
n u. AK for DR.. CRrter's Cough Baisam, and
take nothing else Pfice75 cents for tri Il bottle
arge bottles,Si s0psr bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. e. Easterly & Co., no.
% North Fifth street, st. Louis NO. Sold at their
1raneh Family M9dicine Store. No. 90 Madison
'tEeets Chicago, Ill. nsF fpIfsfr 80 M
For sale by the druggists, Evansville
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EUREKAi

INFALLIBLE HAIR REsToRER.
nEoIDEDLY TIE BEST ARTICLE for Re.
II storing Grey Hair 30 its original color lnot
dyefng1, effectuaily curing all diseases OF the
II softness and gloss that uo.hing else can pro.
ducs. Price, 81 per bottle. sold by All drug
Robert Fisher, Agent apd Manufactures. 81.
Louis, Mo.
Sold by DE-. 2. Easterly 4 Co., No. 20 N nth
Fiffh street. ST. Louis, Mo, and At their branch
Eamily medicine Stores No. 80 Madison strsst,
chicago, Illinois, tole General Agents, TO whom
ell orders must be addressed. ~ - III j = 77a
For sale by the druQafsta of FvauaviIla d
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The. American Oreana.

Not only have the Wind Cheat, orsouud Box,
but have the large Organ Bellows, RiYing power
ana great steadiAess OF t6ns. These with the r
extreme me yoieing of the leeds and peffectirg q
Of the tJne, make them the q - = >
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eies9 DIR. EAsTERLY,s nia &
DIAR HEA YRUp

This medicine is pleasant and infalIible cure for
nIARRHEA, DYsENTERY, COLO. cHoul
~ era Morbnss Cramps or 6pasms, Bowel Com
plants, and all Derangements of the Stomach
and Bowss OF Children when Teathing.
This celebrated, pspn'ars and infallible remedy
haq been used BY the most spectacle and intei-
ligent families in st. Louis for the last hfteen
years in all cases Of Diarrhea Dysentery, and.
Bowel Comp plant, and all unite IN pronouncine Il
The most speedy and eAectual medicine they have
ever used. Price, Is cents per bottle.
Prepared aud sold BY DR.. Il. Hasterly a Co.,
No. 70 North Fifth street, St. Lonis, Mo. Sold at
their branch store, No. 80 Madison street, Chi
esgo, Ill. II u
For sale by the druggists, EeansviIie. 81 Il,..