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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-03
THE FESTIVAL AND FAIR.
The Interest Uaabated.
THIRD NIGHT.

THIRD NIGHT.
The attendance at the Hebrew Fair
was large last night, aud the receipts
we're quite heavy. The various fancy
tables, bouquet and cigar stands, fruit
table, &c, were largely patrohized,
and the supper table was crowded
during the entire evening Mrs.
Schoenfeld, and the corps Of ladies'.
associated with her. did al in their
power to render the affair grand sue
cess. and succeeded most admirably.
We never saw ladies more attractive,
or gents more elegantly aud bounte
ously cared Ger, than during the pres
ent fair. M n
The pride of cur city, the Crescent
City Silver Band, was again IN attend
anoe, ard enliVened the audience with
their superb music. They also played
for the dancing party, the String Band
being absent.
The great excitement during the
evening, was as TO who would Eln
the gold. ring aud gold headed
cane. The contest for the gold
headed cane was narrowed down
until Jacob Eiehel and Henry A.
Gumberts were the sole competitors
for the prize. The friends Of these
young gentlemen spent their money
literally. The voting for the gold
ring was exciting. and the contest
close, until within short time CT
closing the poles, when some heavy
reserves were brought to bear IN
favor Of Miss Kahn. and she was de
clared the most popular lady, although
both Of the contestants are very
amiable and popular young ladies.
The excitement vas. so great that II
is said one gentleman put in l,OOC
votes for Miss Kahn at cost of $100
The following is. q correct report q
all the votes east, including both
nights aak7g Hs a
| EH.a j
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Grand Humboldt celebration at
Wnnn.rwrEHHn

Grand Humboldt celebration at
aasIs Evansville asa
The 18th Of September, 1869, the
one hIa1dSedth birth day ct Alexan-
der Won Humboldt, the Nestor of
Science, is fast approaching. The
most complete arrangements are being
made 70 cefebrite said rbirth- day al
our city, IN a manner eworthy or The
great deceased, HWaAasE1E
The undersigned committee take
pleasure in inviting the people Of
Evansville and vicinity to participate
in the festivities. aud heiBg satisfied
that the renowned and honored name
of Alexander Kon IIumbeldt will
awaken the deepest sympathles IN the
heart ofieveEyl intel igent BEING, we
feel confident That our citizens and
neighh0r3 viii attend she celebration.
en- nldsse.
All lodges, societies, associations,
ETC., with or without emblems), are
reg pectfully requestcd TO participate
in the procession --s-s.t.. .-t...
Cone onel Come ALL
WMrHEILMAN,
MoRRIs CAIN,
,8@8EDr. u EeHULTz,
Il a GoETvr
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BI Buy The Florence. the
first class Family Sewing Machine of
the W6Fldg gE5zty3A aug2Ss6t

ga T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main aud Third Streets, have 4
fall sto3k R1ag Ghsplqsq ia P3t
ed4PerfumeFy, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c Preseriptions carefully com
pounded. Flesh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Reekbfidge Alum Waters.
! jel4-6 bslggs.a. ,zss.zs IL sror sai
6D@ All American Watches mona =
featured in the United States, for sale
: soG p LaGkfssE { 4 & Go. - "a
sep2 2ta-.r.~e.~,.54 Main Street.
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e9@ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. q. d. HEIMAN'S.
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B95~ Two blind mares for sale; in
No. / condition Apply to -fssa
a. J. COLBURN,
aug18 If 80 Main Street.
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Notice or Conartaershlp.

Don't confound Barrett's" with
others.
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ms URA.Tr.r
.. w. NEx5EN

g. w. NExsEN,
enc al Insurance agent.
ADJU8TER oF 0asa8
MARBLE HALL, Eo 8 slain So.
EVANSVILLE, ND
Dwelling Houses insured iol tenn %
years az greatly reduced tatts
Three Years al he Price " Thee
Fire Years at the Price Of Threa
a.ifa ssssuranca socially
Toiai Cash Assets Represented
Over twenty-five Million Dollars.
The following are among tne Companies
A;FNA Insurance Ca. OF Hartlorl. Conn.
tRsh Assets p etbs ohos
PEERNIX Ins co. Of Hartford. conn
Cash Assets .....-......i..s.. 500 GOO.
CONTINENTAL ms 60. Of New York.
Cash Assets .,.........-.-.., W 100000
SORFm AMERICAN insurance Coo.
Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets ..-...--.-.-..........ta Oa. geo,
MERCH ANTS ms. 90. Of Hartford, ID.
Cash assets .-..-.......--...,,.....-,.ga $500 ,0ue
NORFa AMERECAH Insurance Co. o.
New York.
Cash Assets ....... -.--.---.-.....-. GOO.
PEEOs sE& ms. Co. of Brooklyn, Ny.
Cash Asset5--..... -..-.,..isa a. 90 uaHs
HSFNA LIFE ms. Co. OF Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets. q u, 900 .uHNs
J. W. NEXsEN, Agent
a8tN STREET, EyoBsYIle lad,
Iau} ally
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j Dwelling Houses insured Boa term ODD
years at greatly reduced iates.
Three Years al he Price " I5e9
Fire Years at the Price OF YHrea
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RAILROAD AssesSment.

............. HUGHES.
Railroad -4ssessmeat.
/ AT 4 meeting Of the Board OF BIZ
rectors Of the e.. G.. & u. Railroad
Company en- Wednesday eyeniDg.
August 18th, it was unanimously re-
solved that am 5essHfept Of eight
per cent. be levied upon the capital
stock of the 9ompapy, Sleur percent.
of which shall be payabla on the 18th
of September next, n ID tour per cent?
on the 18th Of OctobeF.thes same to
be used in making survoysof theTYa-
rious routes froms Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois, =. Ii : JAs.afs WELBORN,
augI2-tseptl5Z - la Secretary. s.,
Dissolution of COpaFtaerklllp. 3O4
The partnership heretofore exist
ing between +. Geifsler and Con-
slant Delang;3 Ia the JeweIry Bust
ness at No. % Main Street, has been
dissolved by mutual3 scOusent. Mr..
Constant Delang retjres from the
business, which viii hereafter be con-
tinuedFby Pgh sGeissler & Co, who
viii settle all claims gainst the firm,
and who are alone authorized to col
lect debts IN favor Of the same. The
name and style d the firm ia the
future will be j. u. fEIssLER. 81 Co.
p. il. GETssLER, 4-i
go - 40 CoNsTANr DELANG.
#faA E&8 sR-~----# faasAa8
The above dissolution having. be-
come necessary BY my continued III
health, i would sincerely thank the
public for the very liberal patronage
extended to the firm, and solicit for
my successors a continuance of the
same. aa. CONSTANT LELANa.
aug2S1W a1. 500 sa.aaszs oilz1
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81 Watches, Diamonds. . aFdrye
and SilverWare in endless variety at
p. L. GEIssLER & Co.'S,
sep2 2C 81 Main Street.
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ADJU8TER OF O88a8

MARBLE HALL, Ms 3 stain 5t.t
EVANSVILLE, IND
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enc al Insurance Agent.
HD
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Government Fusible Alloy.
AZ E.ss q =. sYBI. 4. 'TUREOsEk 81 CO..
~ Brass Founders, corner FIRST aud
Pine streets, are the only authorized
manufacturers, in this city, IF the Governs
III emit Fusibie Alloy. mentioned in lie or
der of the Supervising Inspector, publish
ell ia Tuesday mornings JouTnnl. Mas
teIS9 owners and engineers will take
notice. sepl-dlW
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vxOR aALE.-SECON H. HAND COTTON
" NJ ACHIA Ek " Cards, Drawing
Frames, Coarse and Fine Speedcrs, Dead
sptndis ThTOstles, Wrappers, Dressers, DC.
FOR description and prices OF these MAJ
hines address G. +. BATTLES.
Agent fremont Mills,
feI0 d6m cod Lowell, Mass,
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{" Barrett's' can't be equaled.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. ftfsf aHs
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Toia! Cash Assets Hepreseutei
Over twenty-five Million Dollars.
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Barrett's" Hair Restorative.

'IF men or women could but find the
tabled fountain which is said to restore
health, and strength, and beauty, with
what eagcrness they would rush TO drink
its waters" It is found in the S. T.-l850
x The sale of the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS is without precedent in the history
OF the world. They are at once the most
speedy, Strengthening health-rest orer ever
discovered. 1t requires bet 2 single tTia )
tOunderstand this 181sb &E
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aug18 if
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CITY N q w S

EVANSVILLE JOURNAL
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MRS. WEBB
m EGTREs 10 ESF8UU aHE EsUH-
- tic that rbo has
"G3NlIgENTAL H0TEL'

where she hopes 10 mcet an Dor oll GUS
lpmerH and friends. IuuB dtf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-26

The repeal Of Tho Tenurc-of-
Office Law still hangs ERE in the
United States Senate. This law.
~ our readers ere aware. Was :
partisan vancouver Of Congress to
prevent President johnson from
Diminishing Office holders without the
consent Of the Senate, and IL now
effcstually keeps, in power and place
thousands Of VIGOROUSLY corrupt
an | dishonest public servants whom
the President would gladly remove
Is despoilers Of the revenue. But
the Senate is 10th to surrender the
power it has ,purloined from the ex-
ecutive. tits willing to suspend
the Law for few months. until
Grant substitutes its own appoint
ees for Johnson's, but it can induce
it's sel6shness to 60. no. further
Grant is naturally indignant 1t this
effort Of the Senate. to Johnsonise
him for its own benefit and will
make no removals except for palpa-
BILE cause until bis hands are liber-
ated. The Senate will be forced to
accede to bis wish very soon. there.
fore, or else lose every chance Of
seeing its private friends rewarded
with public Office, a subject much
dearer to its sordid heart than any
view Of national honor or Of the
general welfare. Sunday Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-26

The New York Sun pro-
tests against tho substitution Of
nicklc ''coin" for the smaller de-
nomination of fractional paper
currency It says: s.sa
1--WE might as well call zinc, or
iron. or tin. specie, IS nickie. tits
nothing Of the sort, but is cheap
metal. brought into our coinage to
dsbass it and to defraud the public.
These pickle cent, three-cent and
6ve-ceut pieces. We suppose, cost
the Government fifty copper cents .
bushel, more or less. and their
substitution for the fractional cur
rency. deprecated - it is. is .
bald swindle. The fractional cur
rsncy is It least promise to paw
IN actual value. bnt the niokls
substitute is neither . promise nor
q performance. Il is nothing in
itself, and it is redeemable in moth
ing; and just 50 far as the ton and
twenty-five cent promises to pay Of
the Government are paid in it, just
to that extent is the national debt
repudiated. Such an operation is
precisely the same in kind as it
would be to pay the greenbacks in
pig iron At ten dollars = pound
Our managers of these things think
that this kind Of transaction is
smart, and = cunning method. Of.
getting rid Of the national obliga-
items. We regard it IS contempti-
BILE in the last degree. 1t is de-
parting from tho only honorable
method Of treating the national
coiosge, and adopting = sneak thief
policy. It is not az decent IS open
robbery. for the scheme aims to
fleh from the pockets Of the public
knowledge" 81.
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Senator Morton has offered . joint
resolution which, in substance, de.
clares that . majority Of any State
Legislature shall be sufficient to
ratify any amendment to the Con-
stitution Of the United States pro-
posed by Congress. andtthat the re-
signation, or withdrawal, or tempo
rary refusal to act ofthe minority,
shall not a6ect the legality Of such
ratification BY the majority.
This resolution beyond Oil doubt.
10 aimed ct his own D4sts of lndi-
ana. where, in order TO prevent Z
snap judgment on tho people In ~
spcct to negro suffrage. enough d
the Democratic members have re.
signed to leave the bodies without
= quorsm. An election takes place
ON the 24th instant to ill the. VI.
esneies. and a appeal il tins takeI
to the people. q the Democrats
are sustained. then the negro snf
frage scheme u rsbnked and theJ
will DO able to eoatrol matters y
that the whole subject will 60 over
% be passed upon BY tho Legisla
ture 1hioh will be chosen in Octo
Der next. Fsaslulo OF the Decision
nex4 Autua. the Radicals ore .
Aeavoriug toSseHee nox the thrss'
fifths Of the Lsei6lsturs nssessaTl
20 : quorum, National lntellieso
cs,K
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An exchange that is fully posted
as to the antecedcnts Of General
Fitzpatrick, tn US speaks Of the
doughty General :: IS
The bride of Gen. Fitzpatrick is
the niece Of tho Archbishop and Of
the Secretary Of War Of Chill, and
Gen. Fitzpatrick, the belle Of Sshti.
ago. No lady attracts more atten-
ton for her extreme beauty. She
is a brunette, and wore at the inau-
guration ball dress Of crimson
satin, trimmed with lace and crys-
tails, . magnificent necklace, and
tiara of diamonds. We wonder If
this lady knows that Kilpatrick's
first wife died alone st's Washing
ton hotel, while be vas drunk At .
house of i'll lame,
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GRANT's STATEsMANsAIP. -Pres-
ident Grant chooses A. T. Stewart,
! well-ksown free trader i prinei-
pies 40 the head Of the Treasury.
The Senate knocks Grants noss
out of joint, And Stewart sticks 70
bis dry goods. Grant then turns
about and appoints Boutwell,, .
Massachusetts, protect ionist Of the
most violent typo. Boutwell, il 20
ceptible to the Senate, and New
England high tariff holds omnipo-
tent. Ia Grant high tariff Or free
trade? Or has he no ideas Of any
kind, save upon cigars and horses :?
IN. Y. Day. Book. III Ettt*t.E
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I'm Circuit Court for Howard
County, Iowa.
John A. Wentworth, }
VS. OlIolNAL NOTICE.
BENJAMIN F Davis,

To 1HE DEFENDANT ABtvE NAKED:
You are hereby notihei that there il
new ON file in the Office q the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court in land for the county oi
Howard, State or Iowa, . petition q
John A. Wentworth. Plaintiff sbovsd-nsm-
cd, claiming Of you the sum Of -Four
hundred and -,ninety-eight dollars
and eight cents, being for four hundred
and twenty-five dollars and fifty cents ~
money justly due Him on your pronissary
nete to him dated July ., 1857, and
seventy-6ve dollars and tifty-eight GENTS -
due him for money ~ him laid out and ex-
pended at your request You are also
notified that an attachment has been sued
ont to aid the collection Of said claim, and
that unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon ofthe second day Of the next
term Of said Courtlappointed to be held at
Creaco, in said county, commencing on the
tenth day Of May l86o, your default will
be entered and Judgment rendered against
you thereon in accordance with the prayer
Of said petition.
H. A. GOODRICH,
nlsw4] ATTY. for Plaiati6
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- THE BuYuissr asews.s'PUSsassAbS be-
tween Napoleon and President
Grant. Cincinnati Chronicle.
Hamlet was guilty Of something
like the same sbsurdity whom be
drew a parallel between Hyperioo
and . sstyr.
The work at He'll Gate progresses
very slowly.-N. Y. Evening Mail.
Well, Why the deuce don't you
hurry it up? Don't you know that
half the members Of this and of the
last preceding Congress are waiting
to 60 through ?
The Michigan Legislature is con-
sidering ) bill ito prevent the
shooting of any person in sport. !"
# both the person who shoot and
tho person Who is shot enjoy the
sport, and the shooting doesn't
distsrb the neighbors. We can't SEQ
what the Legislature has to do with
it.
Grant is in the Wilderness"
again. Instead Of fighting out. ~
be did Eve years ago, he backs out.
Nashville Union and American.
You are really too severe upon
the poor fellow. Don't say ho has
backed out. Say he has "changed
bis base.o ,an
An exchange tells Us that .the
married leAther tanners in Phila-
delphia have recently struck fol
higher wages. they arc : parcel
Of married fosls. Why the mis-
chief don't they wait and strike fol
the Presidency?
Josiah Thompson, the Surveyor
who laid out Chioago in 1928. nov
| resides in Sparta, Il.--Exchange.
L. it possible that the people o.
| The Northwest setually know where
| that man il, and ut refrain from
! lynohing him ? Such forbesrsno'
| in times liks these is something
4 wonderful.
I GRANT i. sppointing nobody =
ONCE but bis personal friends. H'
| evidently believes. that TO % 81
tnersonsl friend 10 to be . Statesman
For What did Gssssal Longstree
ever desert the principles for whic'
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be risked bis life, and turn his bacl
upon D thick array o. friends, II no,
for Office st. Louis Times.
There are fifty thousand ensrget
10 men now trying to End out, and
if they succeed, we'll telegraph
you.
The Chicago Post says the nomi'
nation of Longstreet TO the col.
lectorship of New Orleans was 4
very graceful not on the part Of
Grant. That it may have been,
but tho accepting Of it was : very
disgraceful one on the part Of Long.
street. .
Lieut.. Gov. Cumback, oAIndians
has gone to Washington to secure q
foreign appointment. If he is any
kin to Grant he will get it.
Secretary Boutwell, has agreed to
appoint = negro, named Joubert.
assessor Of the New Orleans dis
trict. There were four white ap-
plicants for the place.
The rumor that a negro is to be
appointed in this district lacks con-
frma.ion. ..
The Dubuque Herald says, some
Of the radicals have said, by way
Of slur, though they scarcely effect
their object, that Andrew johnson,
in his farewell address, used the
word constitution" thirty times.
PER CONTRA. in bis inaugural,
which was not one-fourth q long %
the farewell address of Mr.. johnson.
President Grant used the personal
pronouus II" and "me" twenty.
two times. The word ''constitu-
ton" he employs but twice. And
that is tho difference between John
son and Grant. s.s.
Mary A. Livermore is publishing
. paper in Chicago, called the Agi-
tator. II 10 to b. devoted to the
interests Of that ANAL class Of fe-
males who CAN'T b men and woN'T
be women. a=
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The Albany Argus calls attention
to tho fact that, Notwithstanding
there was s'lsst month" = reduction
of tho aggregate dsbt-ths total is
still greater by forty-6ve million
dollars than it was in May, 1868,
only ten months ago. Thus, the
nation has been spending at the
rate of four and . half millions ,
mouth beyond its income! The
following are the official figures
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CRocKERY OTTAWA Co., MICH, /
December II, 1861.

december II, 1901.
DR.. G. w. Roback.-Sir ~
ana a Farmer about 80 years Of
age, was taken i'll in August, 1860,
with fever, general debility, loss Of
appetite, swollen limbs and stiff
joints, and was doctored by =
Physician several months with no
result but a large fee Bill. / tried
after that, various remedies with
va be.eAe, I sanoot ssvo up i'm
despair, when a neighbor showed
me one of your almanacs from
Grifin's Drug Store, and recon-
mended your medicines. I procured
two Bottles Of Blood Purifier and
three Bottles Of Blood Pills from
Mr.. Griffin, which I took as d.
rected and Was perfectly restored
to health. The whole Of last vim
ter I was enabled to cut my fire
wood, now I can do IS good a days
chopping as ever ! could in my
life. rs .-..
p. S-A further inducement
to try your medicines was the fact
that l was Intimately acquainted
with O. Thomas, Of Grand Ledge,
in this state, whv was cured IF
severe rheumatic difficulty by
your medicines. JoHN CHADwIu.
Fer sale ~ -. J. J. Clena.
mer, CrOoCO. Iowa.
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-49f- - =..r
Sheridan is coming to Chicago to
reside. Why, in time Of peace, Of
so-called peace, : lieutenant general
should be heated in Chicago, we
cannot tell. We're he coming here
to reside a. a private citizen. we
should commend his taste. But he
comes as On official 70 make this bis
headquarters. What need has
Chicago Of any such attachment :
What is meant by the proceeding !
Does his location here cover any
ultimate bad project Has it any
reference to anything such Is Blair
limited. at SO often in bis speeches
Chicago Times. ..-
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New England I'm the Senate
In the arrangement Of the stand
ing committees of the United States
Senate, we notice that the follow
ing chairmanships were given t.
New England
Foreign .elatsoas-Suuner, Of Massachusetts,.
Military A6Aire-W1lson, T"
Appropriatlous-r essenden, Of Maine.
PenhOns-Ednunds Of vermont. N Esu#
District Of mbia-Hsmhn, Of Maine.
Publlc 0uildings-Morrill Of Vermont.
Auditing Csmnalttse Of Cootingsos Expsnsss.
Cragin. Of New HAMpshire.
PRnting-AnthonS, Of Rhode Island.
Thus We see that Of the twelve
New England Senator'S. eight Of
them are made chairmen Of import.
ant committees. suel % the foreign
relations. military affairs, appropri-
atoms and pensions. It thus sp-
pears that New England, which has
only the population Of Peunsylva.
mia. is now running the senate Of
the United States.-Chat Go. Press.
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80
! W sla ~ aeaesllssrsfS1 sis6sessh ~ n.
= .ssss:S esss:ssa s:s.sls:ylIs 2.ssiss.
- shovn . che Ss1 nj lslssn, espses q ~
appear bsaow. he psspsietsssof thUs nsllala0
aashssss q y ~, tlss shsy vili dye rs.sr1 q
sSss 81 q tie = ore 81 shsous.
They have bssa ssns unsolicited, md the ss0paaY
ssser ~ ' ns. sssr ~ g e:f CO.
! s:sa's So ss.s:.sa .ss.ls 1880 saassias.
ne nas.stsnss DsaeEis. elorsses, cam shs Z. .
- . =. s e The letters psbshed BE-
Pssiasr, aud Ds. R0lAcKs ssssdsnav,.nna Ia SioeS
ossh . kasv thas sAsy % silShsy - rssssSssS.
Cd 70 b. and that the esrtaca' q cures psbahed
81. ). ). c.axrs..
NJ NJ { Br;ck) Pomoroy Of aIs.
La Cfosse Democrat on Ro.
backs B;tters.
G.. w. RoBACK, Of
Cincinnati, is making
the best article of Bit,
tiers now manufactu..
red In the. United
States or. elsewhere.
We have used them,
for three wears. and,
would not, be without.
them for almost any
money. In the spring
his Stomach Bitters.
are worth hundiedsof.
dollars for keeping the.
stomach in order, and.
cleansing the blood
from its accumulated,
impurities. ' 1.
1t is not once in two
years that we endorse
so-called patent medi-
cines, but Roback's
are worthy all the
praise we can bestOw
on them. ..*% "a,'>1