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Af3N1A ssFf-t Efs III
TemueranCe LEGISLATION,

~
We give place to-day to a commu-
uication fromra political aud personal
friend on the subject of STemperahce
legislation. The communication
claims to be asreply to an editorial
published in the JOURNAL yesterday,
but 1T does not controvert the. posi-
ton assumed by US. The substance
of the editorial in question was a de-
mali of the policy or necessity of the
movement now being made by
certain extreme men of the
Temperance organizations TO pro-
cure the passage of Prohibitory
Liquor Lam by the present Legisla-
ture. If we understand the position
assumed by our friend, he is in favor
Of the enactment of a Liquor Law
which will require the vendor to OBJ
tain the consent of majority Of the
voters in the township or ward where
he proposes to sell. Such law would
be very far from a PrehiJitory Law,
and our friend therefore joins with us
in opposing the scheme Of The Pro
hibitioaistsa In, the State Temperance
Convention, held last Fall, the
very proposition suggested by (" BET
fert was advocated by the moderate
men of the Conveniently some of
the patriarchs of the old Temperance
organlzation-butit was secuted at
and Indignantly voted downs and the
extremelmen resolved that the Pro-
hibltoFy Law was, the least that they
would accept. And now theyassemble
infhe, State Capitol and declare etlat
theastegislature must give them such
a lqwr qqlEitFay vii. organize a political
party part; !! n4g sgE atiAlatforh g what we
said was that it was unwise, iimpolitic,
and CONTRARY to the willsaofY the, great
mass of the people of the State.
Better asserts that "a law for
murder would hardly be more en-
forced than our present Liquor L:.w
if it possessed analogous provisions
for its enforcement" Weare inform
ed by the officers of the law in this
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Soldiers Remembered.

Disappointed applicants for Legis.
lative appointment have zendeavored
to make it appear that the claims o.
soldiers were ignored in the organiza
ton of the Gencr6lA Assembly The
following list of officers and attaches
of each House, conclusiveIy proves
that the charge of ipgratitpde to the
countrys defenders cannot be sub
stantiatcd against the dominant party
in this Legislature; rc
SENATE.4Coia. VIII. Cumback. u.
S Pay Dept, President.
o. NJ Wilson. Major 9th Indiana
inf Prime pal Secretary.
w. A. Quigiey, 9th Indiana INIT,
Registry Clerk
w. f. Hit, SD Iud. Unfit, Message
Clerk. 1z-fAy4 yAr,z <
W. P. Vale, 18TH Ind. inf, e En- J.
rolling Clerk.
w. T. Shepherd, oath Ind. Unfit,
Enrolling Clerk. 7fl.ro,5ry1r.-rtf
Il. ives. Mcbride, Union Light
Guard, Ohio Cav. Engrossing Clerk.
w. w. Dougherty, 18th Ind. Init,
Engrossing Clerk, 98ryrrs,5re
P. j. Hatch. 10th Ind. Cav, En-
crossing Clerk.
j. b. Caeadle 9th Ind Cav, Presi-
dent of the Senate Clerk. xv
Thos. NJ Browne, Col. 9TH Ind.
Cav, and Brevet Brig Gen, Assist
ant Secretary OF the Senate.
Jas I Buyer ll77tyyInd. lat, Mex
John j. Hawkins, 18th Ind. Inft.,
Journal Clerk.
rd $; T ,! g2ztsIins. Both Ind. Init,
Sam'l Davis, Surgeon, U. S. A.,
journal Clerk.
David p. Guard, Paymaster Dept.
U. >. A., Journal Clerk.
NJ. Z. Springer, 3D. Ind Cav, Jour
nal Clerk.
Roht. w. Mathews, 11th Ind. inf.
Postmaster to the Senate.
s. 9. EheWp.op NSurgeonrU s. A.,
Principal D0orkeeper. Senate.
John Sim. Both Indiana Infantry.
qAsss.anty Dopgl1eeper
D. FL. ?. Bailey. Captain Goth Indi-
ana Infantry, Assistant DoOrkeeper.
.. Bennett, 1 California regiment,
Assistant Dnorkeeper
0 b. Campbell 10Th Indiana In
'antry. Assistant DOOrkeeper
John Farce 9th Indiana Infantry,
Assistant Dn"rkeeper
Z. j. Conanl, Flagship Far
Play" Mss. Squad, Assistant Door
Heeper.
HoUsE.-D G. Branham. Speaker.
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STATE ITEMS.

The Quarterly Conference Of the Indian
apolis District, has instructed the Trustees
of WesleyChapel to receive proposition for
the purchase Of their church property, on
the corner of Circle and Meridian streets.
In the army bill reported in Congress
there Is an appropriation OF Sl59,625 for the
Unsted States AIsenaiin Indianapolisathe
largest sum to any western arsenal, except
the one at Rock Island. NOM soi tlA,
"A Lafayette paper makes complaint of
a. case, of brutal wife-whipping IN that
city, for which the man was fined tile
enormous sum of ten dollars. A mild
punishment, truly.
Arrangements for the proposed Odd Fell
lows celebration at indianapolis are being
pushed forward. Morrisons Opera Hall
has been secured for the occasion and II is
understood that Rev. DIR. Eddy, of Chicago.
will deliver an address.
The value of Quartermasters's supplies
in store at New Albany. Is stated at $50 OOO,-
600. The Government furnishes two steam
fire engines, fully, manned and equipped,
to project tfiis imniense amount of
property.
Four school boys of Harrison County,
got into fight. The teacher, Miss Hie-
stand, interfered, and was Knocked down
with club. The lads then drew revolvers
and began firing at each other, fortunately
without doing any damage. The young
ideas of Harrison already know how to
shoot. They need no teaching.
/ A concurrent resolution has passed the
General Assembly, approving a check of
Governor Baker, for two thousand dollars,
on the Contingent Fund, for the use of the
Soldiers Home. The indianapolis Journal
says that the institution has been running
on credit for nearly three months, and
prompt action is necessary by the Legisla-
ture to prevent its summary closure.
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To correspondents,

We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
to us if unacquainted.
Write on only one side of the paper!
Don't write unless you have some
thing to say of interest to the public /;
and be as brief as the subject will all
low haa Yilo sia 81 Obs 3ai 1oi hSilsia
Communications should be address
ed to the Editors of the JOURNAL" 7
and not to individuals.
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TIE GALAXY for February 18th

THE GALAXY for February 18th is
received. Among its contents are
Waiting for the Verdict, " by Mrs.
Rebecca Harding Davis with two
Illustrations BOZ The New i Electric
Light, 81, by r. K Browne, M ID.
with five illustrations) " Harmoni-
Gus Effects, 2 by Maria Louisa Pool;
Experiments with the Sonnet, by
Arthur Fleming;3 words and their
uses, ~ by Richard Grant, White
The CIayerings,' by Anthony 'Frol-
lopes : John Rosesq bylWm, L. Stonei
Conundrums, '.a2by George Wake.
man; The Silent lover" BY Ed
ward II. House, 8 The cry from the
Studios, F." by Glarence Cook; Napo-
Icons Private Cabinet, by H. "A!
Delille; Nebule,a by the editorss.
In this number is commenced the
new novel I" Waiting for the Verdict,
by Rebecca Harding Davis. whose
shorter stories of = Life in the Iron
Mills, ~ FiMargaret Howth, ETC.,
have obtained for her so high repu-
tation In succeeding chapters the
scene of the story is changed to the
South, and the characteristics of
Southern society, and the tone of
Southern thought and feeling in the
very heat of the war, ale forcibly de-
pieted. adIl ~ ~ o4 bra
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1890. communicated
ThefTefnDerancc Movement.

Editors JournaloIIg 91T be HJIIslJt
1 have read, with much interest,
your reflections on the subject of tenn
perance, under the caption, Temper
ance Men and the Legislature /
am not posted as to the movementyou
speak Of by the friends Of the temper
ance cause at indianapolis, but am
not at all surprised that the public
mind should break out in some new
digeeqion whensthefast begins teiap-
pean thatanos reliance can6he placed in
the Jaw making power ofsss.ths State
All legislation, i, ml92r moral q,dTFihii This sits
primary basis. The ebjoc5i6f 'logfslae
tom Is to abridge and .dnEeyRifbhtbe
evils of society. For this purpose
legislators are created. indy duais
and communities look 90 ru ,or
protec' rom ~ me
reg sla. na
demo n is
cond. pranci-
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THE Boonville Enquirer of this
week has an editorial strongly oppos-
ing impartial suffrage. Boonville is a
little out of the world, and the editor,
we suppose, had not yet read the new
basis of reconstruction agreed upon
by the President and the Southern
Governors, which has impartialTsuf-
frage as its. cornerstone. sI5S 5i.l.i
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Public Award.
Posr OFFICE, FvAsvILLE. In
TanuarV x. 1867

f,-,,,.,.f-,I-.l N january 5, 1867. J
Evansville Journal Company Gentlemen:
ETbeg time 'for receiving competing
claims for the privilege ofnpublishtng the
Official weekly letter lists for 'the. current
year having expired, and yours being the
only claim for the English list on. file,I
hereby, in pursuance ofmy duty under the
Postal Laws, award you the said adver is
ing for the year 1867 and untilthe next an
nual award, being satisfied that the Daily
Evansv lie JOURNAL, for which you claim
the advertising, is the paper of largest cir
citation in the range ofthis post office de-
livery. Respectfully yours, ga AllZ tfiH
~ H. H. JAMES H. McNEELY, Postmaster. y !.
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$500


D. Aaa
pies. TWAS the thrqsting aside of
all morality and religion, land per
petual scowling at ali goodness,
bowling at preachers, and churches,
and conferences, &c, that was the
caiise Of tlIeoTerthfow of the boastihs
Democratic party. Only the party
that hasa-norat basis with succeed.
But while this is the true basis of
legislation, | do not advocate that the
temperance cause Should find audi
ence in our Legislature as "a
political ineasure.A- It is mot
necessary that it should. And
legislators, of both parties, l Under
stand, are willing to proceed on this
basis, and enact "a more kstringent,
efficient law on this subject. A law
for murder would hardly be more in
forced than our present liquor law if
it possessed analogous provisions for
its Increment. The talk about
public sentiment is all bosh The
people of the State want an efficient
law, and if one is given them it's
authors will be triumphantly sus-
tanned. As the law now stands it
throws all the burden of arrest,
proof, &c, upon those that are d.
rectly OF indirectly sufferers at the
hands of the abettors of the cause of
intemperance. It is almost an i'm :.
possibility, by the present law, for
mother whose child is seduced and
intoxicated to arrest the guilty author.
Is there any harm then in a law
that will require the man that desires
to sell liquor for the accommodation
of the community, and to make a
little moneNogtIot Others woes. first
q SGT the consent Of the community
lby its FindividaalA signatures2 If
man wants, to sell liquors, letit be re-
quired that he get. his petition to the
Coartlof Commissioners, signed byiia'
majority Of the voters in The to&h
ship or ward in which he proposes to
lsell it. This is purely democratic
and certainly such legislation cannot
be pertyizsd. d Thglpafty that opposes
such measure, certainly would, and
ought to, go the devil.
| object to your article on other
grounds. 1t has the ring Of the shib-
bolcth of another name, and had
read it without looking at the head
lines ofsthe paperin which it appears,
| should have supposed it was from
some Se',ttnet-On-the- Border, or other
evil genius. bos
Pardon my thoughts, Editors, aud
believe me ever truly, BEFFER.
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R.m.T..rM.T.

part Of the State that the reason why
the law is not more rigidly enforced
is because the public sentiment Of the
community will not sustain aud assist
them Ii TIE disehiatfge-of their lddties;
that it is not as much defects in the
provisions of the law as apathy or OPP
position on the part Of the people. IF
such is the case, we suggest to Bef-
fer " that there would be more practi-
cal wisdom in so awakening the pub
efdt the evils dgi1temp efaoce( ADD
the transgressions of the liquor sellers,
that the present law may be enforced,
before we go so far in advance of the
sentiment of the community as to de-
mand the enactment of laws, which
arc contrary to the will of the MAORI
ty, and which therefnregcapnot be en-
forced. There is great work for the
Temperance organizations to do, but it
is not so much in the halls of legisla-
ton as in the churches, the public as
semblies, and in the social walks of
life Werepeat what we said yesterday
What is needed is a higher normal
sentiment on this subject. 1t is the
he ghth of folly to demand the pas
sage of a Prohibitory Liquor Law,
or other stringent law, when it
cannot be enforced. Morality
and sobriety cannot be compelled by
legal enactments, Law may assist,
but 1t will not create virtue. Law
can punish crime and restrain vice,
when supported by the moral senti-
ment of the people, but it will be pow
|erless without it,
We agree with our correspondent
that " only the party which has a
moral basis will succeed or rather
ought to succeed. We read the
history Of the Democratic party
in thesame light he does. We would
not Danish morality and right from
political par!!e Qr PLATFORMS. But is
folly to insist upon that which is i'm
possible or inexpedient, Laws are,
or should be, the expression OF the will
of the. majority. If the majority
do not desire that which is
right. and are not up to the full
standard of morality, it should be the
aim OF moralists, the friends of hui
mainly to educate them up f" to it,
rather than prematurely demand the
enactment of laws which must prove
dead letters on the statute books.
One of the evils Of American society
already is that we have too many
laws. We wantiless Legislation aud a
better enforcement of what we have
However our friend may under
stand the shibboleth of Temperance,
we trust we are of the true tribe of
Gilead, though we do not follow the
orders of the leaders, who have
usurped the office Of the JEPHTHAHs
of the party. ~ v,-1a
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The Journal Abroad.

Our citizens who are absent from
the city and want to see the DAILY
JOURNAL, viii find ii regularly Oh file
in Cincinnati at the Mercantile Libra
ny; in Chicago at the Board of Trade
Rooms; in St Louis at the Mercan-
tile Library; in Indianapolis at the
Bates House, and sat st, Nicholas
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Corporation Notice.

VqY7cf 81 Febfuary5sth, 1867.
ORDER FOR BRICK. sIDEw,A LKs.
q Nd NOWITES EEERhBH ORDER
u. ed and directed by the Co mon COun-7
ell Of the city OF evansville, that the own
adjoining the northeast side of First street, =
from Vine street to Division street:
Southwest side of second street, from
Sycamore street to Vine street: S i,
Northeast side OF First street, from Pine
street to Leetstreet; & }.Gt1.e
Northwest side of Main street, between
Third and Fourth streets; sr5ssi .st....tf...,f
In said city, cause the idewalks thereon
to be brought 10 the proper grade. aid that
they cause sidewalk of Glass No. to be
laid down the con within thirty days from
the publication of this order. rrcfr,
+ FFl = 41att A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. y
City Clerks Office, Feb. Sth 1867
feb9 DIT sstA-t- s-'e+ Union copy.l
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PoL1T1oAL MOVEMENT. -,

A POLITICAL MOVEMENT. IA
Washington correspondent of the
Charleston lMercary says: From all
that we can gather, it is certain that
the North Carolina gOmmissiou will
return home and advise the people
that they had better accept the amend
ment, the disabilities of which, the
committee have been led to believe
will be removed in a year or two.
Further, they will most likely recon-
mend. the Southerns Peep e to unite
with the Conservative Republicans in
voting for General Grant as the next
PresIdent1-a measure which, it is be-
lleved, will disorganize the Republi-
can party; and insure the defeat of
Chase. The formation of. entirely
new politcal organizations is lregar3il
ed by moderate Republicans as newt
able
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{ CORPORATION Notice.
= 80 ''7'T'- "17-Il0 \ tDFudTF DIIIg Il5OFs
oRDE 4 FOR PLAN Ki SIDEWALKS.

oRDE 3 FOR PLA n KisrDEwALKs.
NNDanow it is hereby ordered and
-. dIrected by the Common Council of
the City of Evansville, that the owners of
all lots or parts of lois fronting ON or ads
Joining The northeast side OF Canal street,
between Division street and IHgle street; 4
Northwest side of Chestnut street, from
Eighth street 10 Ninth street;
Northwest side of -C,heStnut street. from
Mini streetro Tenth street; Blu TeFrgn }
Northwest side Of Chestnut street, from
Tenth 81 rect o Eleventh street, LA1ft
WeSi side of Third ayenCe. from Tenth
street 10 Eleventh street; r,f.1t ID
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought 10 the proPergt a d that
laid down thereon WITHIN thirty days from
tile publication of this order hirA
a. NJ. AlCGRIFT, Click.
CITY Clerks Office Feb 9th. 1867.
febq dat Union cOpy.l
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SPECIAL dispatches to the Cincinnati
papers say that the nomination Of
Judge JOHN PITCHER, as Assessor of
Internal Revenue for the First Dis
trict, was rejected by the Senate on
Wednesday.
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-THE WHIT4l PINR COMPOUNDl

-. L was carry In rive spilng OF '52 that
tiis compound WIS origaiated. A MEM
her. OF my family was afflicted with an irri-
tarion OF the throat. attended with dis
/ gieeable cough. l had for some mottthsl
| previous thought That d preparation hav-
ing for its basis the inside bark of White
| Pine might be so commended, MS to be
very, useful in diseases or the , hroat, and
| Lungs. 10 fest the value of II in thelense
itlluded to, i com pounded a small quantity
o. the medicine that had been Planning
and gave 1t in teaspoonful doses. = he re-
suit was exceedingly gratifying Within
two days, theirritationl of The Throat was
removed, the cough subsidized, and a speedy
| cure was effected. - ~
| % In November, 1856, frSt advertised it
under the name OF White Pine Compound.
In Two years from That Tune there had
been wholesaled in Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where 1t
took the lead of all the cough remedies IN
The market, and IL Sill maintains that po-
Sition. There are good reasons for this; it
H. very soothing and healing In its nature,
Is warming to the stomach. and pleasant
withal to the taste, and Is exceedingly.
cheap. ke. -iv
{" AS a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine. Compound stands unrivaled.
1t was not originated for that purpose;
but person in using IL for cough was
cured of kidney difficulty of ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery,
many thousands have used IL for the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured"
The above was written by DIR. Poland, in
1850, Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead
of all cough remedies. as well aS prepaJ AZ
ton for the cure OF kidney difficulties, in
every city, town, village and hamlet
Throughout the New ENGLAND States.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant TO
take as 1T is effectual.
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Brick PomerOy.


Tie Cos@ie7s recently copied from
PoMERoY paper, the Lacrosse DEM
iOcrdt, statement that Gen. BUTLER
had brought suit against said PoME-
ROY for libel, and also copied in con.
nection correspondence given by the
Democrat, as having passed between
BUTLER ard PeNrERoY on the subject.
That the correspondence was for
gerry, was quite. apparent on its face,
yet it was unblushingly published as
genuine. ssEK8aA9ttS68
The following introduction settles
the matter: o.,u efrs~-w s4oo
4 note from Gen. Butler to, the New
York Tribune emphatically contra
diets his alleged suitagainst Pomeroy,
of the Lacrosse wis Democrat, for
libel He says: Action so contrary
to my determined silence as to- news
paper SANDERS, needed confirmation,
so the Democrat publishes a letter
purporting to be signed by me, offer
ing to withdraw the suit, to which he
makes grandloquent and abusive
reply. Need | say that / have brought
no such suit against him or any other
sIa1dering iscribbler? The letter is a
forgery TO bolster a lie.'' ss
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Agents for Daily Journal.

JAMEslIs. THoRNToN, P4fhcetoh- Ind:
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind.
HARRY II. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
H.RFS b 5is # NfG3ursh n. IA, ,'i 8
They will also recefTe and forward 10 us
orders fol- Binding and JOB Printing.
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RELIGIOUS Intelligence on the sec
ond page. Youths Column on the
sixth page.
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INTERESTING items and statistics
will be found in the commercial col
umns to- day.
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Notice.
MTOTTCE Is HEREBY GIvEN y,

NF VIEtH1 II m Fs..EB GIVEN, That
~ Application Will be made 10 the
Board of Commissioners of the County of
Vanderburgh, in the SIal of Insliana, at
its March session, 1867. to be held ON the
4th day of March next, praying Tor the To-
Cherry Street.g in The. city, of -EyansR lille,
Indiana, sextehdrd from re ihF Steer, in
sad city otothe road leading c1isul Evans
Y1lie 9af prerstsd To OAK Hit kienoetery. at
: rect extendethlDa dirsct,1inel would m
terseei sild.road. o3 moT'9--sTDOH s2,IiD
ntfsiJ - S67. m.rgot + Bad feb9e
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Evansville, Jan 25th, 1857.
SSTICE rs nERERY GIVEN. that

The undersigned has been appointed
administrator with the will annexed, OF
the estate of James ScantIin. SEN. deceased
All persons nlving demands against said
estate are requested 10 present them; and
All persons owing said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
THOS. SCANTLIN, Admir-,
feb9 tt With the will annexed.
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Corporation Notice.

rl IgsrLy4 February 9th, 1867.
ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEAVALkS
"A ND now il is hereby ordered and
"A directed by Tile Common Council of
tie city of Evansville, that the owners OF
ali lots or parts of lots fronting o or adj
Joining the northeast 81 de of Fourth street
from Oak street to the canal: II. ,,.b 5f.f5 =
Northeast side OF Fourth Street, from
Canal streetto Mulberry street; ya.,-, 80.
Southeast. side OF Locust street. from
Third street to Fourth street: mo. J
Northwest side of Sycamore street, fl ON
First street to Second street; ,ar --r..tf
southwest side of Fourth street, from
Locust street TO Walnut street;
In said city, cans- the sidewalks thereon
to be- brought to the proper grade, and that
they cause sidewalk of Class No. to be
laid down thereon wit hin thirty uaNG from
the publication IF this ORDER
we A. NJ MCGRIFF, Clerk.
sCiiY Clerks oIfice, Feb. 9th, 1867, go =.
feb9 DIT union copy ]
a. GOOD CHAN Gle,
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The. White Pine Compound Cures

Sore Throat Colds. Coughs, Dlthe-
rid bronchitis, Splitting Of Blind,
and f'atmoadrg Afccttoits generally.
II IS a iremqrkabte ReDedy FIR KID
fqleg 4omplttinfs, DtdJ63es. l);fIiSjtlttt!
Of VoidiRg Urii,fy Bteodtpg fi-ons
The lhidaclis and Bl1tlc5GF] NGfd5et,A
latllH nfhpl. clnll I,rinIs. sLlL-ol LalLoI
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THE - 7IN
WHITE PINE COMPOUNDS
SO GEORGE w. SWEET, Md. %

vr1,osfcr,.r n Prepared at the .Ft.,,.iS
NEW ENGLANDs Bot ANtClAL DEPOT,
LOG Hanover Street, Boston,
Underthe snpervisionof Rev. j, W. Poland
Cloud & Akin, Wholesale Agents u 10y
For sale by Keller & White, VIM. H. p.
Stoddard, t. c. Biidwell H. J. Sehlaepfer,
and 10y Druggists generally. -
feb9 div. wilt If ..is. r. ~ y - ~ ~