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The New York herald., 1870-06-13
Merle.

M. Knoedler has also vegy excellent specimen OF
this master, which, although in some respects not
fully up to the average Of his works, has much OF
the pathOs and sentiment which are so eminent In
them generally. The picture represents mother, q
fisherman Is wife, II we may judge from the sea In
the backgl Ound and her dress would seem to lndi-
cate that she Is OF the humber Class OF llie with
child III her and evidently looking out Or some
one, probably her husband. The woman's face,
though beautiful aud ieeiing Is TAR too re-
fined for the station her dress would lndi-
cate, ana her general position Is some
what restrained and conventional. Whatever Is
lacking, however in the mother is fully compensated
in the child. The little figure is replete with child
lsh grace and beauty. The chubby arms, the rosy,
well turned cheek, the BRIGHT laughing geeIul eye,
tie golden hair-all tel Of careful study and tender,
thoughtful feeling, which it IS pleasure to regard.
The child, in both color and drawing, reveals some
OF Corregglos charming representations Of in
fant lie.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE 49, ls7o-TRlPLE SHEET
WASHINGTON CHURCHES.

fe." will be always welcome, for Jesus word IS still
with power
The New York herald., 1870-06-13
ART NOTES.
GOupil's.

GOupips.
We noticed last week-though too late to do so at
any ength-a striking picture by Mr. Thomas Hili
OF Boston, now exhibition at this gallery and en-
n
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The Healing FOOL.

The Healing FOOL
-wqg@AYa FOR YOUNG MEN, who
Ia have fallen into Vicious habits and
now desire higher, ufer and bette
MANHOOD, with certain means OF RELIEF
Tor tie afflicted. Sent In sealed letter en-
veIopes, free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSoCIATIoHs Box r., PH1IADEL4-
PHIA, PA. f..s.s .f..l IL ssp1g
"a VOID QUACKS.--A victim OF early
80 imprudence, causing nervous depiil-
Tv. premature de cay, &C., has discovered y
aim pie M cans OF cure, which he Will s. no
rae- To ITS fellow-BuIerers. Address j. IL.
REEVES, rs Nassau Street, New York.
oc22 w6m SPIN
So For BLACK WORMS and P1MPLES
on the face, use PeTTy's C01l1ectogte AID PM
Me Remedy. prepared only by Or. Is. y
Perry, 40 Bond Street,~New York. sold
everywhere. the trade supplied by whole
sale m edicine dealers. lnolI u8m SpN
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This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the
world Harmless, reliable, instantan eousi
does not contain lead nor any Ulkdtse pos
son TO produce paralysis or death Avoid
the Wanted and delustye preparations
roasting virtues they do not possess. The
genuine w. A. Batcheior's Hair Dye has
| had 80 years untarnished reputation 20
| flair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold by All
| Druggists. Applied at 1b Bond street, New
| York. ..E+E lAoAO
nD- TO remove Moth-Patches, Freckles,
| and Tan from the face, use PeTr-y's Moth
and FreckEe Lotion. Pfepased only by III.
i n o. PERRY Sold by All druRglsta-
| nCuf7 dam ADN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CousumptIon.


The Three Remedies. "scHENcH's PuE-
moxIo sYRUP," for the ours of Coughs,
Colds, bronchitis, and every form OF Con-
sumption. The peculiar action Of this med"
icine ripens the ulcers In tho lungs, pro-
notes The discharge Of the corrupt matter
by APPROPRIATION Purifies tho blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when everyotnef
remedy falls.
"schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
tnvfgorates the digestive organs, supplies
the plaeeof the gastric juice when that iB
deficient, aud then enables the patient 70
digest the most nutricious food. II II
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indiges-
ton.
"schenck,s Mandrake PIns,' one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being a vegetable substitute FOR calomel,
and having all the useful properties as
cribed TO that mineral, without producing
any Of It's injurious effects
TO these three medicines DR.. J.. IL
schenck, OF Philadelphia. owes his IN
rlvaled success In the Treatment OF Pull
monte Consumption. The Pulmonie Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges 1t,
and purides the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon ths liver, remove ali OBJ
structions therefrom, give the organ q
healthy tone. and cure Liver Complaint,
which is one OF the most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The sea-Weed Tonic Invigora,es the
powers OF the stomach, and bystre ngThen-
ing the digestion and bringing IT. to a nor
mai and healthy condition, improves the
quality OF tho blood. BY which means the
| formation OF ulcers or tubercles in the
lungs becomes impossible. TIE combined
action OF hase medicines, ~ thus ex'
/ plained. W cure every case Of Consump'
1 ton, II the unedies are used In time ane
the use OF the is perseyered In SUFFICIENT
| Iy 10 bring the case TO a ACCOMPLISHMENTS
! ton.
DIR. Bchenck's Almanac, containing ful
| treatise on the various forms Of disease
his mode OF treatment and general direc
tions how to use his medicine, can be hae
gratis or sent by mail, by addressing hi
| Principal Office, No. 10 North sixth Street
Philadelphia, Pa 1sg- 1. +.
Price of the PuImonic syrup and Sea
weed Tonic, each IN SO per bottle, or " 80
| half dozen. Mandrake Pills, zoo. per oo1
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
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United stste ., Of aD AAmsslea. Ess:
- espgwA1. libel OF information
'AAF ,yas fiGeel "a the District Court OF the
,v%,Ttad states Tor the District of Indiana
On SIi the eighteenth Gay , Of March, $50. ~
~ 49, prostor, against the steam boat
IN. Garrett, her engines, boilers, tackle
aaararatus. aud furnitare, sslIsd ~ SAID
HTJphtrtef IN A cause OF action 81 SUBTRACTION
~ wages civil aud ms.fltiine An sl .sss1
~ - /" y ss'T9aVes IN the sum OF ss'os ana pray
t14g Erocess against said ste IN posA.f AhI
s sn%%4 tfse same rnsy be condeEn p Cd anu SOLO
Now therefore In pursnansee n ny N nae
nfsi0n under tho seal OF sala sasl rsvs
dtSaotad and delivered, 90 neretny 49, NJ
rT1hltc notice to ali persons 81 = - 4 ~
pNNg5tsSs ~ any part thereof, or In any " ~
ner interested therein, mat tney ~ ~ IN
sonaar beiOve the District eoufs ~ ~ ~.
@3b11sfed stats. to be held at the city ~ ~
sItanepolis, IN aud for the Distrtcs % 80
LLAMA on the hrsE Monday OF MAY h s
az Id o'clock OF tina forenoon OF tnhI Gay
then and there to interpose spelE ~ m II.
anil make their allegations Ia that pgn9ii
@ Rem. BPOONER, MArshaA W. ~
NV SAMUEL DAY, Deputy
Attest: j. ID. ROWLAND ClaT8s @pAs -
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ma FeaTfuI C1NCER Snbdued.

THE CURE = HOW DISCOVERED =
Having been long afflicted with CANCER
i resorted TO all the remedies OF which
mendinu a certain herb TO me as cure.
4 Gas i supposedly procured the herp,
aud prepared and applied II, when
made a perfect cure, but on examination
nv the family physician he informed ms
That the herb had used, which hal MADE
a perfect and speedy cures was not the one
| Ind q speedy cure by sending for the re-
cIpe, withiuli directions tor use. Price ~.
Addreaa with regist cred letter or money
| order. CS EORGE MORGAN, Box 25l, Port
| Jervls, Orange County. New YORK. s.3
faQ1 d3u ea4
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CHAs. I'D. HAZZARD.
TI,a weal Paper Hanger.

a. ,vortr warranted. orders left at Nos
- ana 40 Main street; atSe, ut No. IA
south FIRST street.
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FOR SALE.
Iob1son's Real Estate aud Patent
AUnmpv

uraxwras ana DWELLING HOUSES
80 Pnildinss tots aud Farms, aud tlnoer.
- gandp cheap, and on a9sy TERMS AS
ANA'oA s''' AIVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate and Patent A&ent 0,alsg On
Third Street Evansville. Ind J&ni1 ~
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a tickets, FIVE DOLLARS.

Besides the above prizes. there Is onE
prize or IS eco TWO OF 81 200 each, and FoU a
Of 5000, cash, rent money Tor the year 1905
which 90 TO the winners OF the nfst seven
nyIzaS resnectiyely, Also, all the rent
money tor is70, for which good bonds VIII
be taken, and assigned TO those oFaW,l 49,
the prizes. Final drawing taxes PaAGS
JUNE o, 1870, at MASONIC TEN TEMP Lee Lee
LOUISVILLE, y. 5a ~ = ....o. ~,
This popular enterprise is lnooFsed Dy
avTerv leading o kfIcaal in the State OF Ken
| tuoky, and upwards Of I'VE hundred Oh heh
h. 81. LYME. Cashier Farmers Bank
/ r. b. ALEXANDER, Commercial Banks
| JOHN %, LATHAM, President Bank OF
| HopkinsYille, Hopktnsville, KY.
J JAS. IL. DAILAM, Conan efctai 1'An A'
i u. q. THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington; Ky.
| W. d. TYLER, Cashier deposit HANK,
Good Cub Agents Waited EOerrShsrs.
a dtf
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CAN GOODS, PICKLES, 90.
wzRRSEn sTRAWBERREES.

1880 a~.ar
Fresh Raapberrles, FEesh Black berries
"a Pine Apple, 1hsItless
Tomatoes, aOles,e 1870
Peas. WlhuSoE Sotn,
CHOW CHOW. Imperial Hot Pickles:
(aDtain Whites Oriental Pickle,
Prince Of Wales Salad Sauce,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato CdtsHp,
Assorted Shaker Preserves, r44s
Pure Honey, Horse Rddtsh,
French OltUes, French Preserves, as
sorted, DC, DC, at the arap
OrientnITen store.
Just I'm Time for the Holidays
wqxrRA GROWN IMPERIAL RAJ
- SINS, talt bunches.1
Choice Layer Raisina, SultRna Hhislna
Genoa Cftron, Lemon Pool, Zante Cur
Grapes, (fresn,) first ever offered IN the
city.
Atnore's Mince Pie Meat, olh3 !.
Shaker Preserves. GadUd Jelly
French Olives, Scotch Mar1sdtade, !
French Mustard (tnpofted),
DC, DC, et III
OrientnlTen store
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e anu FuH dHu 5oUU4Iu dAl
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Portable Engines (sdl0 nall size, and
Portable Circular Sds0 Mills.
amnorfnnf NotIce.

2Anp0E9hMS 14~&AD"
The usual amount of steam used 70 90
saving with by the Portible Circular saw
Mill u from lbs TO $50 pounds prssssn PEI
square inch. / have reduced tEls amount
and require only from o0to ~ ponnas per
snl1ar0 inch. at which steam - not con-
sidered in the least dangerous ana ~ ~
the same time, more economical IN tns
saving of fuel, &c. We append the Ioi low
ing Certificate of the hrst OF my pew SIZE
Porte bic Mills, for the noting and carsIuI
perusal of sawyers and all those oesI llgllS
10 purchase, aud solicit a call anu carslol
examination, they now being ready on
hand and rnaking, mounted on four stfong
wooden wheels, with wide tires anu neASy
iron axles, easily drawn from place. anu
always ready for operation In . lew nouLs
or mounted on legs and wooden skidss or
otherwise: -, r.....s,,,. 49,.
furnish ed me, consider AZ satisfactory A. Q
perfect In every respect as any macn5,ne !
ever saw, runs light. nses " poun ~ ~
steam for running double W ana ~ lnsh
circular saw mill Tor q common DAY Dust
ness. An average days orks o.OOO ~
10G 600 feet OF lumber easy Win " pouhuA
of steam. =. ,. 1ALD M11in Ia
other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements, -, rz
nov I5-Gm a8 =. hf@AAA'
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GREAT LAND SA1LEl
Seven. Rich and Highly Improved
Ohio River Tobacco Farms sa
as with all their Appur.
al tenances,
n~E1 SO Aas*+esss
And 5O4 CITK LOTSs
S15O.OOO

r.ocated in the wealthy County of Hem
derson, Kentucky. 70
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MfsceIIaneous.


/ As we anticipated the river was
rising on Saturday, with great rapid
ity, but luckily, little freight was near
the water, and that was rapidly re-
moved, except pile of shingles which
were being rapidly submerged. Bus
mess on the wharf was rather active.
The Altoona and Rob't Burns, had
fair up river trfps......The Idlewild
arrived at daylight with a splendid
trim. including $50 hhds tobacco, ITO
bales cotton, 300 bbls foGr and $50
bags corn. and a big passenge= list
......... The Fayette had a crowd of
people up from Henderson, the Desu-
tiful weather inviting the ladies out
The Lewellin and Clara
Scott were receiving liberally.........
The Norman left about noon with q
good start for an excellent trip.........
The Pine Bluff arrived at noon with
a very handsome trip. She was pre-
pairing to leave at P. ~. for Camel
ton, to which point she will extend
her trip every Saturday night.........
We are authorized to say that the
Louisville packets wisl henceforth
carry pound freight to Rockport,
Grandview and all way ports, at ten
cents per 100 pounds, and -four for ten
cents per barrel. That, we should
say, was cheap enough to suit the
most fastidious.
GsIeanfngs from Our Exchanges.
PrrrsBURG.-The Commercial Of, Thurs
day says: ..lf..,E.
feet 81 Inches and falling. The weather
during the day Yves piSesdsS Ondy dslss
SDsytie1fariy among the coal boat men.
, rT.grrpxrSArr-The Commercial of Friday
says:
.~v,a ar the pavement on G1Imore's WhafI
at the foot OF Main street. t1l ieve ives
! ~ Main fear they Will be Wasneu ~
saain. They Will probably escape, a. s ~
river Is falling above, Dul Iisihs 9uis
lively here last night. -, =
' me remains OF Thomas Downaroi en-
: 0ineeer of the Submarine EcEerts Wer
! 800 800 ne ,oef his death ON Wednesday o.
tha boat: while hosting neaVy snal
Win the crane, the shaft swung aroun
and crushed his head asalnsS al upfAn
d killing him instantly. j,
tad a few days since on a lumber raft on
STndred miles above Memphis. Two
t,a oraTvr named Dennis and McGutT
D. s..are Killed one with an ak and the othI
xpifb a knife, by the balance of the GREY
and their bodies thrown oVerboard'
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Programmes, dc.
BRTEF WORK.

f We are prepared, to execute Brief WORK
for lawyers with dlspateh anu ~
able rates.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-19
HOUScWOrk for Girls.

1t is the law Of God that no human
being can have 4 sound, vigorous body
accomplish much physically, and en-
| JOY long life, without good muscles.
Though there is Il variety of ways by
which exercise may be obtained, yet
domestic labor is best adapted to de-
VclOp and strengthen the whole system
Within Il few years much interest has
been awakened upon the subject OF
physical exercise, particularly as con
ncctcd with schools and ScminarirS OF
learning. Besides the outdoor cNrr-
ciscs and games, calisthcnics and gym
nnSticS have been introduced inside OF
the regular exercises III many inStitu-
ton. This is an Improvement i'll the
right direction, and is good Il. far ;ls it
goes, but is entirely inadCuuatC to meet
fully the demands of nature.
No kind of exercise for girls is so We'll
calculated ;lS household work to dc
vclop all the muscles Of the body-tO do
it III early life, and gradually, under
circumstances favorable to health gen
orally. The girl and young woman
must thus be trained year after year,
otherwise she will never obtain that
hlrtlihood constitution, that strength
of muscle, that power of endurance, or,
in other words, that balance of temper
umcnt so essential to good health and
happiness in all the social and domestic
relations of lur.-Dr. -lWDVtc.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-19
4 Cheerful Atmosphere.

Let us try to be like the sunny MEM
Der of the family, who has the incStin-
able care of making all duty seem
pleasant, all sclf-dcnial and "N"rtion
easy and desirable; even disappoint-
ment not so blank and crushing; who
is like Il bracing crisp, frosty atmos-
phcrc throughout the home without Il
suspicion of the element that chills and
pinchcs. You have known people,
within whose influence you feel cheer
ful, amiablc, hopeful, equal to anything.
We do not know Il more cnNiablc gift
than the energy to sway others to
good; to ditlusc around us an :ltnloS-
phcrc of chccrfllncsS, picty, truthful
ness, generosity, magnanimity. 1t is
not Il matter of great talent, not entire
Iy matter of great energy; but rather
of earncstncsS and honesty, and of that
quiet, constant energy, which is like
soft rain gently penetrating the soil,
1t is rather Il grace than gift.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-19
Late in Bed.

The following story, Which we ina
in newspaper, is worth remembering
by our little friends:
When Farmer NIilton's boy went
after the cows there was one who was
called "Old White Face" that always
stayed behind. No sooner were the
bars let down and the call made, than
Brindlc," and "Bright Eyes, and
"Broken Horn" would move ut once,
and make their way to the road. But
cold White Face" would keep crop
ping and cropping a bit more, as if no
body had called for her and nobody
wanted her milk.
Sometimes the boy had to crack his
whip pretty smartly before she would
stir a peg. "Lazy old brute"' he NUT
tered one day, "why can't you come
home when you'er called, rs other cows
do? l have to go after you almost cV-
cry day. Why can't you com" when
you'er called ?''
$50 / say, Tom,' spoke out Farmer
Milton, who was just on the other side
of the fence, and heard what he said.
al often call you in the morning, and
you sleep and sleep till 1 come up close
to your bed and call out as loud as |
can. You used to hear at first, and
start at the first call, but you thought
you would lie still a minute longer one
day, and two the next, and now the
habit is very hard to break
Tom drove home his cows without
saying another word, and it is to be
hoped that he remembered what farmer
Milton said to him, and jumped out of
bed on the first call next morning.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-19
Painfully Significant.

1t is stated that at the Jackson Fair
there were upward of forty bales Of cot
ton placed on exhibition, and only one
lot of two bushels and Il. half of corn.
Planters, will not this serve :,S u lesson
to you: There will never again hc !,
time when cotton will bring twenty
cents Il pound under the present man
agemcnt. In our opinion, after this
crop is sold, the maximum price will
not exceed fifteen cents. Can you then,
in view of this, raise only cotton and
buy corn at 81, 10, and pork at &33 l:
When you owned your labor and cul-
tivated it, and thereby doubled the pres
cnt production to the hand when corn
was sold ut from fifty to .s"vcnty-hvc
cents, when you raised almost as much
as you required; when pork was sold at
from SD to &l5 per barrel, there was no
vast amount of profit in cotton at fifteen
cents. That was Il time, too, when you
were paid in gold and not in dcprecia-
ted currency. Now you pay rNhorbit-
antly for labor, get half the original
service from each laborcr, pay three
times as much rs formerly for pork and
corn, of which you raise comparatively
none, and sell your cotton for old prices,
and receive pay in deprecated currency.
Will nothing effect Il chanGc:- ljchs-
6uiy UclUid.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-19
New Era in Cotton Plant ing.

EditOr Icicgtuih:
The HcrlOnG Cotton Seed produces Il
bale to the aero on good hill land, and
two in the swamp, and yields double
the quantity of the old cotton seed on
any quality of land.
In the Indian Village, Jackson Par
ish, where it has been planted this year,
these results are being realized, and can
be proved to the satisfaction of any who
will come and see. The people cannot
gather their crops. This is the time OF
year to find out the truth. If these are
facts, they ought to be known for the
benefit of the South. If five acres OF
this seed will produce as much a9 ten of
common cotton, planters can put III
more corn, for they only plant what
| they can pick. This cotton is remark
able for the immense quantity trom 30
800 to the stalk on good land) of the
bolls, and their thickness Orom . t" i"
on an eight inch limb.)
| Every cotton planter should iiaN" tn"
seed in order to succeed. 1T was trlch
on only two farms last year. IN" re-
suit was that almost every farmer
around bought the sccda 50 per bushcl
and over 800 acres have bccn planted
| with like results. On one field of IS
acres, over 20 years in cultivation, (hill
lanu) over 1000 lbs. Of seed cotton has
been gathered. On thrc" year old land,
a bale to the acre. The experience of
all point the same way. In the swamp,
one planter makes bales per acre.
These are no idle tales. Come and soc
for yourselves, while the bolls arc on
the stalk 10 those who cannot come,
we offer, for reference, the names of
Rev. j. B. I.anGcrs, and Rev. c. y. c.
IIcrlong, Indian Village; Col. Standi-
fer, and j. Howell Tatum, Esq, Trcn-
ton. Rev. Sam Armstrong has just
purchased 20 bushels of seed for next
Springs crop, at 50 per bs,shrl. Now
is the time to get your seed, as the
planting season comes on, they vii! adj
vance in price. This variety produces
out of 100 lbs. seed cotton, 81 lbs. lint.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-19
A WIFE WANTED.

l want Il wife.
To cheer my life.
l care not what she lacks of beauty.
So but find
That she is kind,
And knows and practices her duty.
! want Il wife
AverSe to strife
A gentle, unaffected creature:
One who can pass
4 looking-GlaSs,
Nor stop to glance at every feature.
\ want wife,
With vigor rife,
Whose nerves are never in tluttcr;
Who will not roam,
But stay at home,
And brew and bake and make the butter.
I want Il wife
Who through her life
Was never known to be 1lirt
Who'll bring to me
A recipe
To keep the buttons on shirt.
If such
DwellS meath the sun,
And don't mind leaving friends behind hcI
With the author of this
She'll find true bliss
By informing him where he may find her.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-19
PATENT MEDICINES.
I 1IGNOSKI'S THREE
GEL, .\TI:D REM EDlES.


THE NlNrIu WONDER; or, or. Ex-
TRACT OF IEpOTEST, an internal ana cNter-
nal medicine, cures Cholera and tholcra
and will cure the hlio"h'S "''
eases: ~
Headache and E;,richc in thrr" 1n1'Iics.
foot hache in one half minute.
Neuralgia in five minutes.
Asthma and Piles instant relief.
Sore throat i'll ten minutes
Collie and Crarnp i'll four minutes.
Rheumatism i'll one day.
Spr:tinS III twenty minutes.
Sore Weak Eyes in one day.
Pain III the back or side in ten minutes.
Fever and AGue i'll one day.
Breaks Il Chill in five minutes.
Enlargement of the Spleen in "nrt three
'aEhi :his is the greatest family medicine in the
world, and the only one known that Will
break a Chill i'll five minutes, and leave the
person clear of fever.
You know not when you may nc Sltk' an"
should keep it i'll the tnIil v. ~
None genuine unless the name ,,G or H. H.
I.iGnOSki is found blown on the bottle.
LIGNOSKI'S ELECTRIC LISIME\T;
FoE MAN OF. BEAST. Try one bottle and
You will never be without another.
The principal ingredient in this cclcbr;'tSd
medicine is an oil procured from the lndi-
ans Of the Rocky Mountains. 1t alone pos,
scsScs wonderful curative properties; and
being chemically combined, as in the EI.EC-
TRIO LISIMEST, with some of the most pow.
erful, yet soothing and healing, remedial M
most perfect and cilicacouS remedy ever
made known to the world. Reader, have
you friends that arc suffering from external
diseases. Then go tell them to call mt once
and get supply of LIGSoSKl'S ELECrHl'
LISIMEST, and be cured.
CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
For Man -InilalnmatOrN Rheumatism, :,
Chronic and Acute RhcunatiSn BRUISES,
SprainS, Pains, stiffness soreness in the
Back Joints, Burns and Scalds. Ulcers
and old Sores Piles Deafness and Ear'chr.
TOOt hache. Headache, Soro Throat, MumI'H,
Ague in the face or breast, White Swelling,
Sore or Intlamed Eyes, Paralysis or Numb
Palsy, ErysipelaS, Salt RhcuIn, Scald Head
or ScrofulouS Sores.
For HorscS-Big Head or Big Jaw, Poll
Evil, Fistul, Mango, Scratches. Eruiscs
Swceny, String Halt, Ring Bone, WindS:il
Saddle Collar Calls, Cracked Heels
Wounds and Cuts, Sore and Weak Eyes,
Founders.
None Genuine unless the name of II. H.
LignOSlli is found blown on the bottle.
BROOKS S-ALNE. 1t cures-Tcttcr, Fry
sipclas, Salt Rhcun, Scald Head, Itch, King
worm, Ulcers i'll the Ear, Pimples, Blotchcs,
Inflancd Eyes, COrnS, Intlammatory Rhcu-
matism, Gout, Piles, and all EruptionS OF
the Skin.
All who have ever used this Salve agree
that it is the greatest remedy ever used
After trying one box you will always have
it on hand.
II. Is. LIGNOSKI,
Druggist and Chemist Monroe, La.
June IS, 1870. n%-lN