Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 October 1870 — Page 2

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- rtmiJSHIB BT J KYASSYILLE JOURJAL C08PAXT, So. JLoenat Htrrvit, Ilvansvlll. TglkSaiY, 0CT9BSS 25, Geseral Jon: A. Logan is ad veir tiscd to speak at Grsyville, Illiaois.on Monday, the 30th- inst. Airangemeiits aro being mado at Grayvillo for at least 10,000 people,. It is expected that tho counties of White, Edwards, Wabash, and a good part cf Wayne, will bo largely represented. General Logan never fails to have immense audiences in Southern Illinois. The Rockport Democrat, judging from an editorial which we copy, is greatly disgusted with the Democracy of Warrick and Vandcrburg Counties. It says it expected to bo sold out in this county, because the delegation to tho Judicial Convention, both before and after the nomination, declared it3 intention to do eo. But the unexpected turn in Warrick against Judge Liird, causes the iron to pierce tho soul of the editor. It was bad, especially when the Judge had fought so many hard battles for the Warrick Democracy. The Democrat seems unable to comprehend that the Warrick Damocraoy may have cor. ccived the idea that Mr. Moore would make a better Judge than Mr. Laird. Mobmonism ia having a pretty hard time just cow. What, with the large influx of Gentile miners, railroad men, and adventurers of every description and tho rigid regulations of; the Governor of tho Territory, :J3righan Young's authority is beconi ing greatly - endangered. ' Governor Shaffer, in forbidding the assembling of tbe irregular Mormon militia, has practicallylmusterod theNauvoo; Le gion out of service. It is believed by some that. Young will command the Legion to assemble on November the time of its annual muster, and that if it docs assemble, it will commit an overt act of resistance to the nationa authority which will causo a prompt trial of strength. There is no doubt that the act of Gov. Shaffer and the ooncurrent'act of Chief-Justice. Mo Kean, repudiating tho Mormon At torncy General, will -do much to bring tho authority of tho latter.' day Saints to an end. ' . City Taxes. . In commenting on the tax levy, raado for tho current year by tho present Counoil, the. Couri.r on Friday last asserted very positively printing tho statement in italic that, "notwithstanding the improve ments made this year, in pursuance of the order of the psople at expressed at the polls, the tixation of the present year will le the lowest ever mida in Eoansxilh." , :;' In crdcr that oar readers may havo acorroot rale, by whiah to measure tho trathfulness of th3 Courier's statement, we give tho taxation for the past cloven years, including the-.rate and tho amount assessed: . 5 f

Am't 51,611 17 fii.I'M 41 41.075 81 7T7 81 61 SM-i 75 170,109 91 U813 07 ltT, M 10 i :o.77i 01 210.12S 75 By the above tabic, it .will be seen that with the exoeption of the years 1SG2, 1SG3. and 1SG3, the rate of tax-; ation this year is higher than ia any previous year of the city's history. In 18C2 and 1E63 the Council was compelled to levy a tax in order to pay the accrued interest on tho bonds of the Straight Line Railroad, which tho Coorta " decided tho city must assume and pay. Interest on these bonds had " been repudiated as far back as the administration of, Mayor Ilewson, and had remt!ncd unpaid until the city was compelled, by a decreo cf the Court, to pay the back interest. In 1SC3 the Democracy, for tho first time in nine years, secured absolute control of the city, and the taxes in consequence rose to the intcrcsting rate of II -10, while the indebtedness of tho city made a corresponding increase. In 1BG9 a Republican Council, made an effort to stem the current of wastefulness, and succeeded in reducing the rate of taxation to f 1 19, and at tho same time made a slight redaction on the indebtedness of;tho city. Following, that comes tho administration of the present Council, whioh we predict will stand pro-eminent i in the history of the city for : folly and extravagance. Tho Ccurkr boasts that the rate of taxation i fixed afe $120. It takes particular care, however, to assert no thing, not even so nuch as a guess, as to tho probable increase of tho City's indebtedness. That ia fully as interesting a point for tax-payers as tho: rate of taxation. , There is no "dodging the payment of eht principal and interest. The day of payment may be postponed, but it is inevitable. What the people would like to know is, will fixing the rate of taxation at $1 20 this year pay off all tho current expenses of the City during the year, and also provide for the payment of interest on all the bonds? We assert that it will not do so. .The deLciency will bo pro vided for by issuing bonds and selling them at a ccrious sacrifice. Suoh had been tho policy all through tho year. Evon ordinary cxponsoa such as have from time immemorial been mat by issuing city orders -nave cms year been paid with interest-beariBg bonds.The policy of the Council has been to increase rather than rcducz the rate of interest on tho City's indebtedness, ia addition to largely increasing tho in debtedness itself. It is a policy that will utterly ruin the City if persisted in any length of tiino. ? Tho petty wire-workers, who are manipulating and managing the Council, may hope to deceivo the people, but will find themselves mistaken.' Tho people arc in the habit of look-

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the present. They will insist oc knowicg whether tho present Council has fixed its tax levy at a figure that will meet its current cxDcnditures, 'or whether it designs imposing a largely increased debt upon its successor. This is a point upon which tho raost carolling inquiry will be instituted. t is a point that the friends of the present Council will find exceedingly difficult to explain to tho satisfaction of Iho tax-payers. INBIAXA ITEMS. Baled hay 13 now ono of the prin cipal exports at Newburgh.-Twentt-eight hundred hogsheads of tobacco wero shipped from Newburgh during the past season. There is a f quash at.' Lafayette, which is said to be larger in diameter than a flour barrel, and weighs 103 pounds and 3 ounoes. . The first number of a new weekly paper called Xtie feople; will De is sued at Indinapolis, next Saturday evening. : . The corner-stone of the' new Cath olio Church, at Mitchell, was laid last Sunday afternoon, Bishop O'Con nor officuting.u " Mbs. Montaoue died at Lawrence burg, last week, aged - ninety-three. She was the oldest rerson in the county. 1 Duck hunting on tho Kankakee is the popular sport in that region at present. One man ha3 killed over six hundred this Fall. The Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad is laying 6teel rails on their road between Greencastlo and Indian apolis. New Albany packers have made several contracts for ho&sr to bo dc hvered early in November, at seven and a half cents gross. jf ' The - following appointments cf Postmasters in Indiana have been made: ' J. Cutter, at Troy, and J. Emanuel, at SpsncervillaJ ;Rev.lA. S.Reed, pastor of the Presbyterian Church. at". Anderson, has sevcred his 'connection with that church, and will Remove to Wabash. ' Paor. J onh "-. Koelln'Sh, of New AlbanyXwell known aa a popula teaoher of piano' and guitar music, died at his resideaco in that city on Thursday evening, of flax Z A vein of coad iix fect jthiok, and four feet tinder tbe ground, has been discovered nino-miles 'east of Sullivan. The coal is' said Wbe of a su perior quality.1'" " C'j WiLt.JWooDBURN and Walter S. Roberts' killed eighty, quails near Ilcnderibn, n Thursday last. This, we imagine, might be 'called a. good day's work. -J Ix is reported that W; C. DePauw, the millionaire, will remove his resi dence within thor city limits of New Albany, f.r th--purpose of being a eandidata for Mayor next Spring.. i An enthusiastic railroad. meeting in behalf of a proposed railroad from Toledo. Ohio, t yincenncs, Indiana, was hel l at Edinburg -on the 14th inst. The enterprise will never bo more than a piper railroad. . The oCicers ftthe Vinoennos and Pctersburgh Turnpike'' Company think ihey are justified iq beginning work.i The enterprise n?ill prove a valuablj pne if the roai is completed in a substantial manner., t Mrs. MoLiiirREEi)', of Greenfield committed euici Pe early last Monday mornini, while laboring under temporary icsanity, caused, " doubtless, by anxiety and over exertion in caring for a siok husband and child. Frederick BoROUGirwho lives a short dictanoe southeast of South Bend, celebrated.: hi3 -one hundredth birth day last Saturday.. 3Ile visited South Uend on that day, and tho Register sayj he is as lively as most pereoos at savcaiy. rf , The LaTayette CouiUr learns that Judge Vinton has resigned his position as Judga lof thrTippecanoe County Criminal Court, and that Judge Higginbotbam, the newly elect ed Judge, will enter upon the duties of that ofice in a few days. i W. A. TayloS, Chief Engineer of the Mt. Vernon- and Grayville Railroad Company," Mrit3s;IIon. Robert Dale Ow;n that: he ha "received assurance in New- York'that work on the road will soon beresumed. and pushed forwartiwith vigor. THElndianat3aptist anniversaries meet at ' Huntington,; October 24th, and hold one week. Mr. Daniel G, Williams Treasurer of same, has secured free return passes over the Peru, Railroadfor all who pay full fare going on that road. ". ) Retain JAntm, a soldier of 1S12, who was bortf in-Vermont and settled at Wright's CoVners, Dearborn County, in 1S17, died at thai 'plaoe on the 6tb, aad eighty :eighf.j!He navigated ine uaio Deiore sieamDoats were knowa upon that stream. ' Tnn.Lafayettef Agricultural Works, whicn have been closed for a couple of months past, will reopen about the first of next month. Judge Purdue has added largely to his: already expensive buildings, and"tho "works" havo &eaumcd mammoth-' proportions. : Tnif'tStato-Geologist sent three boxes containing fourhundred and fifty oopies of his last report, to the Smithsonian Institution at Washington, "from whence they! will be forwarded to London for? distribution throughout the entire J continent of Europe. ' Thb editor of the'New Harmony Register apologues for tho very scant supply of reading matter containod in tho last issuo of his paper. An apology for the kind-oi reading matter would bo in better ta&te. In our judgment, the less reading matter of tho kind furnished the people of Posey County, the better will they be off.

Mr. COLUMECS WaLKEH. a ratter

good looking gentlemen, from Belleville, Ilendricka County, was married at Indianapolis, on Friday morning, to the famous "bearded lady." The beard on Mrs. Walker's faco is qui'.e silky and luxuriont, about two and a half inches long, and gives her a de cidedly masculine appearance. From tiie Koofcport Democrat. Judicial Election. Below wo give tho official vote of the Counties of Crawford, rerry, Spencer, Warrick, Vanderburgh and Posey, composing the Filkeenth Judicial Circuit: Laird. Moore. 17 222 651 w pen cer. ........ .... VVarrlca.. Vanderburgli... crawiora .. PoseyTotal Majority lor Laird 191 It will be seen that Crawford, Per ry, and Posev Counties stood firm to the iaith tney pledged in tne conven . - . . . . tion when Judge JLaird was so unani mously nominated. ut we very mnnh regret to sav tnat warncx, one nf onr own Senatorial counties, and one which we had no doubts about, hn broken that Dlecge and come very near being the cause of Judgo Laird's defeat: notwithstanding Judge Laird's friends in Spencer left no stone unturned, and was wining 10 make almost any sacrifice to secure a vote for Hon. is. a. Fuller, tne iavor ite sun of old Warrick. We exoected to be sold out in "Van derburgh, because the delegation from that county, at the Convention, not onlv before, but after the nomination was made, told us what they intended to do, and right nobly did - they stand by their pledge;, and in their great efforts to defeat Judge Laird, they selves, and Vanderburgh now stands alone as the only Republican county in the First Congressional District of Indiana, and one of four south of the national road. , We are at a less to know how to ao count for this sudden and unexpected turn m old Democrats Warnclc. es Deciallv against Judge Laird, who has fought bo many hard battles for the Democracy of Warrick. We had hoped that Vanderburgh would be the only county m the Judicial district that would play into the hands tf the Renublicans to defeat Judge Laird, but we were sadly mistaken for Warrick has done even worse than Vanderbursh to defeat Judge Laird Warrick is 450 majority Democratic on the State ticket, and yet she gave a maioritv aaaintt Laird of SZI votes not onl- takine away from him 450 Democratio votes, but Riving a Re tmblican maioritv aaainst of 222 which every man of common sense in this District well knows has not been accomplished on good old Democratic principles. . ! 'Democratic Victories. : Tho action of the.Ku-klux in Bald Knob Preoincf, in this county, has compelled a general evacuation of the colored people. The names of thir teen families.embracicg sixty persons have been riven us who left that pre cinct and came to Frankfort since the first of October, beine in fear of their lives. The negroes aro industrious, and many have farms on' whioh thev wero making an honest living. The community has made no complaint of them, but declare them tobe quiet, industrious and peaceable. We learn also that about forty colored families have left the vicinity ol Chriatiansburg. for the same causes. Subjected to robbery, whipping and other vio-; lenco at night, they find no protection in State law, no remedy in the civil power and authorities, no "amnesty" from the victorious Democrats who sweep Bald Knob Precinct at every election. As the Yeoman affects to make light of these - outrages, and it seems no doubt that they ever occur, if it will send to this office we will furnish it a list of the colored people who have left Bald Knob beoauso they cannot live at home in peace. -Frankfort Ky.) Commonvcealth THE WAR IN EUROPE. Horning and Afternoon Dispatches. London, October 24. The German army now investing Paris has appropriated one day's pay to the fund for the relief of the sick and wounded. The amount thus colleoted aggregates about a half a million of thaler 9. It is Vaguely asserted that the F rench have captured and taken into the port of Dunkirk, three large German steamers. ' .- It ia said that there is no evidence in existence, of Napoleon's having accumulated a vast private fortune. . ; ; A correspondent of the Stmdard viciously notes the eagerness of Bismarck to oblige the American officers of the ambulance corps and people of the United States, while totally indifferent to any thing English. ' , . The Telegraph is confident that the proposed h rench loan will be eagerly taken here. It is intimated that Russia is not joining England, Austria and Italy in an effort to bring about peace. She is acting independtntly but energetically in the same direction. -; Kaimbeau, -who saved the Czar's life when an attempt was made to assassinate . him by Berczowski, in Paris on the 6th of June, 1S67, has just gone from Wilhelmshohe to St. Petersburg, on a secret mission from Napoleon, s . Miranda; the editor of the Paris Gaulort, has been arrested near Versailles by the Prussians, . Deserters from Metz aro bo numerous, that the Prussian commander before that city has been compelled to is sue orders, declining to admit them within his lines. The -Times, - in aa editorial, praises the courage displayed by the Prussian Land web r before Mount De Valericn on the 221 inst. The basis of peacj which is likely to be accepted by the Prussians, is a renunciation of territorial spoliation from France on receiving Luxer:bourgh. It is reported farther that safe conduct has been asked for Thiers to enter Paris, in order to obtain tho acquiescence of the Government. ; ' LosrON, Oot. 21. The Times ssyd that when Bazaine offered to surrender, he demanded for himself a position which would probably have enabled him to take a prominent part in the restoration of order in France, after the conclusion of peace. General - Boyer, on leaving Versailles, went to meet Raimbeau, who had positively been to St. Petersburg, to go as an envoy to Napola jn at Wilhelmshohe. , Florence, October 23. The Cpin ione, referring to the proposed armistice, says that the Frenoh will doubtless f gree as to the terms of peace to dismantle the fortresses of Strasbourg and Met3, and pay an in demnity of S0,C00.0GO, but Prussia insists on tho cession of Alsace an J Lorraine

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Washington, October 21. Tho latest rumor here is that Senator Morton has declined the English Mission, and it will be tendered to Creesweil, and should the latter aocept, CoL Forney will be made Postmaster General.

Cincinnati, October 21. The fact that several citizens cf Covington have been summoned to appear before the United States Grand Jury, cow sitting at Louisville, has given rise to a rumor that an attempt is to be made to show that Governor Stevenson, of Kentucky, accepted a colonel's commission in the rebel army at the beeinnine of the war: thus, with a view to disqualify him for the office of United Ktates Senator. SPBCXAX. KOTICES. Consumption. The Thre Kerned! ss. " Schxxgh'b Yrri icosio bykttp, ior tne cure 01 Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of ConBUJiipUou. Tiie peculiar action ol tills mdlclne ripens the tiicera In tne longs, promotoa the discharge of the corrupt matter by expectoration. Purines the blood, ana thus caree Consumption, when every omer remedy feUn. "SohencS's Sea-Weed Tonic" ror t& oure or Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases arising from debility. This tonic Invigorate the digestive organs, nupplle the place or the gastric Jnioe when that 1 deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the most natrloioos food. It is a sovereign remedy for aU oases of Indiges tion. . M Schenck'B Mandrake Fills." one of th most valuable medicines ever discovered being a vegetable substitute for calomel. and having all the useful - properties s cribed to that mineral, without producing any of lte Injurious effects. To these three medicines lr. J. H Bchenck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled success In the Treatment of Pul monic Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter, discharges It, and purifies the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, remove all ob structions therefrom, give the organ a wealthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint, which is one of the most prominent causes of Consumption. The Sea-Weed Tonic Invigorates the powers of the stomach, and by strengthen Ins the digestion and bringing It to a nor mal and healthy condition. Improve tha quality of the blood, by which means the formation of ulcers or tubercles in the longs becomes Impossible. . The combined action of hese medicines, aa thus ex plained, w 1 care every case of Consump tion if tho r medles are used in time and the use of the is persevered In sufficiently to brlnz the case to a favorable termina tion. Dr. Bchenck's Almanac, containing a fuU treatiaa on the various forms of disease his mode of treatment, and general direc tions how to use his medicine, an be had gratis or xnt by mall by addreenlng his tnncipai omoe, o. ia Norm Mixta street. Philadelphia. Pa. Prioe of the Pulmonic Hyrup and Seaweed Tonlo, eAoh 11 60 per bottle, or 17 60 a nan aozen. manarase 11 us, uoo. per box or Baie oy an aruegists ana aeaiem. Tiie Healincr Jb'ool. PINNATS FOB TOUSU 1IEBT. who JL4 have fallen into vicious habits, and now desire a higher life, and a bette 1CANHOOD, with certain means of relief for th afilloted. Bent In sealed letter en velopes, free or charge. Addretw, HOW' A.HJJ ASSOCIATION, BOX P., musn nui pa. - - - Mp:w PIMPLES CX IH1 FACE. For Comedones. Black-worms or Grubs. Pimply Kruptlons and blotched dlsSgurations on the face, Use Perry's Comedone ana Pimple Kemedy. Hold by all lruggists. - rCR MOTH PITCHES, FiilCKLES AXfl TAN, TJHE "PERRY'B MOTH aad FRECKLE LOIION," the only lieilable and Harm, lesa Kemedr for romovlna brown disool orations from tbe Face. Prepared by Dr. B. O. Pebby, 49 Bond Btreet, K. Y. Sold by Druggists everywhere. apri-eza For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLE8 on the face, use J'erry'n Cotnedon and fTple Kemedy, prepared only by Dr. B. C Perby. H Bond Htroet. New York. Bold everywhere. The trade supplied by wholesale medicine dealers. 1 naki 1 rdlm BpN HKLf ENEUVATION. Eusavs for Young Men, on Physical and Mental Enervation loss of bodily vleor courage, and ambition the cause and oure with sanitary aid for the feeble and despondluir. . eut free, In sealed envel opes. Addreas. HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box P, Philadelphia . Pa. za&M 3m Hp N GETTING 31 A II III ED. iiA.Ya FOR YOUNG MEN. on Social Evils, and the propriety or impropriety ol getting mamea, wim sanitary neip ior tiio.sa who feel unfitted fur matrimonial happiness. Sent free. In sealed envelopes Address Howaro Association, Box P Philadelphia, Pa. set-lU-dAw3m HATCHELOB'S HAIR DTE. This splendid Hair Dye Is the bent In tbe world. Harmless, reliable. Instantaneous: dees not contain lead nor any vitalle pottson to produce paralysis or death. Avoid tne vaunted and delusive preparations boasting virtues they do not possess. , The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye has had W years untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye Bite or Brown. Bold by ail Druggists. Applied at 16 Bond Street, New Yor. , . , IfelO I? LAX3TUG MILLS. JOHJf 6. X'COBKIdl. " JOHS F. TWMB, McCOSKLB & TWEED, ' ' Contractors an 'I Snilders, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets Stair-Rails, dec. We keep constantly on hand a large stock of Yellow and White Pine and Poplar Flooring, Poplar and Pine Lumber, Laths, Bhinles, &a. Bash, Primed and Glazed, on hand and to order. Bend lor Prloo List. - . ; . : FACTORY, , r-.M Cor. WALJil'T ft EIGHTH STKEET8, evafsviijjs, Iirn. -All orders promptly attented to. I fe23 I JACOB MEIEB9 6 3K0.f Contraciors an'd Builders, " " " And Manufacturers cf Sasli, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, &o. ALSO t)KALKK3 E LUMBER, LATH & SELSGLE3. - e-6- Estimates made on Buldinjs f6r furnishing all Mill worS: and Lumber at tbe LOWEST PRICES and of the BEST MATERIAL. . ' . " J '" . Southern Planing. Mill, Corner Water and Goodsell Streett, ; EVANSVILLE, 1ND. mar IOO.OOO POPLAR AND CYPRESS SHINGLES for sale cheap. aprl-8m OLI IK. HEATH' many years' experience In curing tbe debilitated and diseased disclosed the startling fact tbat three-fourths of those suffering with Iypepsia, ftervous Debility, Exhausted Vital, Consumption, Cuncercms Affections, IHtease of t 'tte Liver, Extilepty, Jiraipsis, and JJieases of Hie Kidney and liladder, were caused by and could only be cured after curing them of &mial Weakness. His immense practice has made his treatment as near perfection as possible. Many of his patients had paid from 1100 to Ki.WW for medicine and treatment before seeing him, - No better proof that patients cannot be cured without a searching examination of all symptoms and complications, and scientific treatment by an experienced physician. Those at a distance can be cured at their homes without an interview. Advice free at 710 Broadway New Yorx. There are so many unsuccessful physielans. Dr. Hkath will merely say he is tne author of two elaborate works on Medicine and Surgery and one on Chemicals. - ' fy!3 CARRIAGES. J. B. GHH. , F. L. USII3 J. 15. GKEEN He OO.fc CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prlo MaLi Sirtct. k-. Fifth and Sixth, .iii!-d.W-t'" Kvsaiui, Ihd

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DITflRiDGS & SON, Pittfcburg, Pa. r send for Prlco L.l8t -6 ON KECEIl'T OK TJKN OENTS, the subscriber will furnbili Information worth five dollars. Address L. B. DAKLINO, No. 3 Worcester Bt., ProTidence, It hod e Island. tT A nT FOU AI.U-31'ENCir, L)H Tool samples mailed free. A. J. fULLAM, 015 Broadway, N. Y. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Prizes cashed mid Information fnruUUed by OKO. UPHAM, Providinc8, 11. 1. 50 Cents to $5 per Evening, at Homo! We are prepared to fnrnlHU profitable employment to Men and Women at their homes. One person in each locality throughout the United Biates, can engage in this business at great wages. We uend, freb, full particulars and a valuaolo sampie, which will do to commence work on. Any person seeing thlsnctlce, wli wants profitable, permanent wc rk, should Bend us their address, without ielay. K. C. ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Mo. AVOID QUACKS. A victim of early Indiscretion, causing nervous debility, premature decay, Ao., having tried in vain every advertised remedy, Las discovered a simple means of self-cure, which be will send free to his fellow-sufferers. J. 11. TDTTLK, No. 78 Nassau Mt., New York. 03,000 Per Month Can be made on the quiet, without rink, and not interfere with other busings. Address, conddentlally, JAM. E. MU1UK, U iiroauway, xncw tun. rilPinCf Warranted Geuulno. cnt VCJlilUOUJi by rnall for 50 cents por Eack. Addresa WALK.KK & CO., P. O. oi36, New York. $75 TO $250 PER MONTH And steady employment to Agents, malo or female. For paitlculars, circulars, 4c, address, with BUmp, D. B. UALLANDKA, Toledo, Ohio. JARDELLA'8 BALSAM OP WILD CHERRY AND TAR ! A.TALIJABU: IttUJEMY FOB CONSUMPTIONCOUGHS, Coldw, JVstlim.a,' BKONCHIXI9, WHOOPINO COUGH, And all other Dlseosos of tho Lungs, Bronchial Tubaa and Wind Pipe And for PalBS la the Breast and Side. We are now receiving a'most dally testimonials from persons of the highest re spectability,' who nave been )eeJiiy reb to red by the ue of th's lnvaiuable pre paration, wnen otner remedies uaa lanea Lhrm la their beur of f .'Uiction. We claim lor this preparation no merits beyond those we are fu.ly entitled to, by certificates fairly and honorably obtained from tbe b filleted tbemselveH; and Uiohh who rse it will And that its hr Wing and sooth'Tg propert'es are truly wonderful that it i, beyond the question of a doubt, one Of the mc it eneciuai rernecnesror lJiumonaiy Dlsessea now b afore the public. The ingredients of which this Bale&ui In composed are the best that I known to medical science for the dlneasea for which they are recommend' 1, a'l of which are Dharraaoeutlcaily combined Inlliotr pro portions by a practical Pharmaceutist of manv years' experience. Tho alilioted may therefore depend on having in this Baisam of Wild Cherry and Tar a preparation of rare medical virtno. We ask you to try It. We append but a few of the many . Testimonials: . VlNCKNiES, Oct. 13, 18 0. Dn. JxnoHE B. Jabdi li,a Dear 81r: 1 have been troubled, more or less, for many winters with a severe cough, and never have been able to find any relief until I tried your Balsam ok Wild Cukurv a so Tab. Since that time I have been entirely free from any disease of the lungs. X have only had occasion to pse two bottles of your valuable remedy; therefore, slnco giving it a test, I can reooramend it as being the best preparation in the world for diseases of the lungs. T vamflln vmira ntnnaftf frt I ii. j. joAdan. Viucxwnes, March 9, 18G3. Mb. j. B. JiBoiLtA-Sir: For a long cough, with pains in my side and under my shoulder blade. At times I was unable to attend to my business in short, mr uiua x wu auucieu wiiu a snori. nacKinif Bjmjiwjius resemoiea iuo.se oi consump tion, a xriea in .-At everything that was recommended by 'riends. but lunndim re. lief. Having heard of the spec ly relief others similarly a Heeled obtained by the use of your Balsam or Wild Cherry asd tar, 1 concluded to try it. To my aston. ltumeni it actea more use a charm than and now, after having taken the second ooiiie, x nna rayse'f re- rea to sound health, and able to do a full dav's work wuuwui any return oi my aw complaint. . In hones that this miv IbiIikm tithora alike alnlcted to take your valuablo Compodu or wili Chkkkv and Tau, I hand you this, that you may make such use of it as you may see at. . - - ITour mend, . WM. GAKNKTT. Camdex, Mich., Nov. U, 18C9. Dn. Jardella Dear Hir : Iwasattacktd with a disease of tbe luncs. which I feared would terminate in consumption. AU the different remedies that X - used failed to give me relief, till at last X ca.'led on you and Drocurad votir valuable nrenarftti otl Of WlLX L'HERBY AKU XAH, tWO bottles Of Which effectually restored me to sounu health. I do take pleasure In saying that X can cheerfully recomojeud it to others, and believe it to be the best ulmotiaiy medicine now in use. I am, yours, respectfully, .; . ! J. B. JXUBBEL.L. .7 " Vixckhses, Sept. 18, 1870. I hdlivn Tirlli'l 'RATiA OF WIL1 Chkkkv amd Tab to be an excellent, roeuiclne for colds and coughs, forwhun; Xhv tried it. )v-' " -' - Pastor of M. K. Church. PJilCE OKE DOIXAK PFB BOTTLE, JARDELLA.'S Vfruc Kill1 A valuable Remedy rw i is a. sure. and y vefe etatnr I-'ver and .Ague, or in. This tirmriteutand Item it tent fevers aa any . . i i.-...... f t recurring periodically. ' Price One Dollar Per Dottle ! w-Prepared only by JEHOJin II. JKK'''A Operative and DHpenslng Pharmaceutist, Vlncennes, Xud. ocaj-dm f , rrm. ana n v.u-. ,v BRASS FOUNDER, izO JOHN IVINSONi --'. BilA FOONDE'i LI.) FINISHER 8tom una Cas-PIpe Fitter, ' Manufacturer and Dealer in Steam and Water Uangea, Hpolter and KAbbitt Metal, and all Articles appertaining to Brass Foundry. bIKiSBOAT AND. 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