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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
Another KaIIOch Anair in the West-A
Clerical Lecber In Illinois.

The Saugerties IN. W Telegraph says;
Rev. Joseph r. johnson, formerly of that
village, is at his old tricks out in Illinois.
from an attorney at law in Loda, requesting
q COPY of the Telegraph which contained
report of his trial at Kingston, for the mur-
on the result of that trial. The attorney,
Uriah tGoPp, sjr., says that a-year ago, last
spring, johnson and wife came there, and he
engaged and taught the village school, much
to the satisfaction of the peoples. They knew
nothing of hisprevious history. In the lat
ter part of the summer the village minister
became sick and could not preach all the
time. johnson informed the minister and
people that he was clergyman, and volun-
teered his services to assist, which were ac-
cepted, and he preached part of the time dur
ing the fall and winter, up to last April.
Then reports began to circulate that he
was too intimate with certain young ladies.
At first it was not believed, but soon his
friends were obliged to acknowledge that it
was but too true. On this coming out, he
left the place clandestinely, and now his wife,
for whom Mr.. Copp is attorney, sues for a
divorce and declares that she will never live
with him again. They had been separated
before on account of his partiality for other
ladies, but he made such good promises that
she consented to live with him at Loda. She
| lately told her attorney concerning his trial
| for the murder of his first wife, which
prompted him to write to the editor of the
Telegraph Immediately. He says ut seems
| to me, if the facts she has related be true, he
| would put the arbitrator Satan to shame. v
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPB.
The Secession Movement

7oOmbSs Address and Advocacy Of Secession
Hon. Andrsao johnson, Of Tennessee, Burned
in EFay-The Secession Feeling in Vir-
Siaia Lncreasing-Disposition Of the South
Carolina Mails. ......r ........
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
If there is no difficulty, all will be well.
The Extent and RRmificaIIOns of WASH
ingtOn Hotels. a....Er.... r.
nA'writerD in the Atlantic Monthly says of
the caravanseras in the Federal City:

nArwriter0 in the atlantic Monthly says of
the caravanseras in the Federal City:
Seeing the multitude of boarding houses,
oyster. cellars, and ivory banks, you may
suppose there are no hotels in Washington.
You are mistaken. There are plenty of
hotels, many of them got up on the scale of
magnificent distances that prevails every
where, and somewhat on the maritime plan
of the departments. Outwardly, they look
like colossal docks, erected for the benefit OF
hacks, large fleets of which you will find al
ways moored under their lee, safe from the
monsoon that prevails onthe open sea of the
Avenue. Inwardly. they are labyrinths,
through whose gloomy mazes it is i'm"
possible to thread your way without the
assistanoe OF an .Ariadne,s olue in the shape
of an Irishman painting under trunk.
So obscure and involved are the hotel-in-
teriors, that it would be madness for a
stranger to venture in search of his room
| without the guidance of Some one far more
familiar with the devious course of ths mar
row clearings through the forest of apart
ments than the landlord himself. Now and
| then reckless and adventurous proprietor
undertakes to make a days journey alone
through his establishment. He is never
heard of afterward,-er, if found, is dis
covered in remote angle or loft, in state
of insensibility from bewilderment and
| starvation. 40 a
| lit were not for an occasional negro, who
instigated by charitable motives or love o.
money, slouches about from room to room
with an empty coal-scuttle as an excuse fol
his intrusions, a gentleman stopping at
! Washington hotel would be doomed to Ger.
tain death. In fact, the lives Of all the guest;
hang upon thread or rather, awirei for, i
the bell should fail to answer, there would
be no earthly chance ofgetting into dayligh
| again. 1t is but reasonable to suppose tina
| the wires to many rooms have been broker
in times past, and it is we'll known in Wash
ington that these rooms are now tenanteC
| by skeletons of hspless travellers whose rela
tives and friends never doubted that they
had been kidnapped or had gone down il
| the Arctic '-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

PRosPEcFfVk REvBLLFIoNs FRoM LAMoRf-
oERE.-G General LamoTieiefe has returned
for a while to his estate in the Department
Of Maine-et- Loire, inDFfahce. tRumor says
be is busily pEepaEing q pamphlet, to be en-
plantations of eli, his exploits in Italy, Cur
iious revelations about Geyon and Gram
mont will be made in this broehvA \.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
From WashiaHtOn-Fu Further Developments
I sh HUi-i of the Bailey Fraud. Or.

WAsHINsToH December 24.-There is
day for this cityila aIfa "
'A'r New York Herald oorrespOndeucs.I o. .''.
WASHINGTON, December IA New
York millionaire is implicated in Bailsy's
frand upon the Indiana trust fund. he haV-
ing prevailed upon Bailey to loan him the
bonds. I.l .aIIIsaiLO ..4.ls II
Besides this millionaire, "a extensive con-
tractor with the Government and heavy
house in Chicago, are said to be implicated;
also, member Of ths Cabinet, whose aecep-
tances are said TO be deposited inplAee of the
missing bonds. l.lt.f.- rr,,J--~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

CULfIvATIoN OF LioUoRIcR IN TsxAs-
MI. Poinsard, of that city, has been emil
nently successful in the culture and acclima-
lion of ljquorice root, which he had inn
ported ftom France. OF all the plants inn
ported, one alone survived. So luxuriant
was its growth that it radiated, notwith-
standing the drouth, covering the ground for
circumference of fifteen feet, proving that
irrigation is not necessary TO its successful
growth. Indeed SO successful has Mr. Poih-
saFd been, both in relation TO its acclimation
iiquorico root becoming speedily an article
Of extensive export ftoR Western Texas,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

A BEwITcHED Stunning FACTORY IN
FnAYCE.-The Salut Public, of Lyons,
France reccunts the various annOyances TO
which the inmates of spinning factory in
that city were subjected by some invisible
and inexplicable agency. First, during a
fortnight every portion Of the spinning ma
chimes in the factory took to dancing about
the place, making the most frightfnl clatter.
A print was one day found stuck upon the
door, and resisted every effort to remove il.
Next day, this print disappeared. All the
magnetizers and several priests have visited
the factory, and endeaYored to exercise the
troublesome spirit" but hitherto without
effect. The establishment is In confusion,
and the master, in despair, thinks of eYac-
nating the premises The police have been
unable to discover any cause for the disorder.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
HAPPY CHRIsTMAs TO ALLI
MUSICAL % ''-'s
COLD-pIEDAL PIANOS -THE DRsT !

HOLD-MEDAL PIANOS ! THE HH3H I
u III MEBT oA.55stsck 4.aIz-I-7...'
Grupes, Of New York; Hansen,a,
q 6ipeiRnstl scsis6rsitsd hrst; ;classs . . WV
and Concert Pianos, pronounced BY Listz, Thai
berg and other great living artists the best N ek:
istenCe. Every Piano warranted for ten yeaTs ana
kept in tune for three years. Old Pianos taken in
exchange. Pianos 70 let, from S6 to SIS Per quarer
at halfprice. Pianos, Melodeons and other mn
sicRl instruments tuned and repaired thoroaghiy.
Piano er Melodeon until yen have % called e ana eA-
amined the above. BRlTflkG a bho-s VI ]
Plano and Melodeon Makers and Dealers and Iu-
porters of Musical Instruments, 935 Weat t1fth-
St., south side, near flulu. .t...fs 8 lla moo
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

The absurd rumor that appeared in some
of the papers, this morning, concerning a
difficulty in the Cabinet last night, isstotally
without foundation. have this denial
from the very best source. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
Tin the Style Of the Tribune. ]

WAsHINGToN, December There. is no
excitement whatever here. Mr.. Buchanan
will probably resign in favor OF Mr.. Lincoln,
within few days. The Southern delegates
them hold strong Republican principles. One
hears nothing of secession any where. Busi-
ness was never more prosperous. One of the
Senators from South Carolina will shortly
introduce bill for the better enforcement
of the personal liberty bills in the North.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

MEMpHIs, December 24--The steamer
Psgtosa, bound from Louisville 70 New Or.
leans, sunk 15O miles below here. payRhgs
light fl q ~ iHa aha-sl ia f-ila
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
Piro al Rast Boston--I.osa a4O GOO.

BosroG, December 24-The Glendin Oil
Mills, and the old Glendin Iron Works, In
East Boston, were destroyed by fire thiI
morning. Loss about $4,000. iiasiN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
COVINGTON,
n HI II H "A IR,

"a Iii H H n n Ia
KNOR THE HOSPITAL ON SEVENTH
n STREET, Covington, will open
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER II, AT oDD-FEL-
..'falLsG LOWS HALL, .lH
And continue, in the afternoons and evening", un.
til January 2.
This institution is intended for the sick poor,
without distinction or preference. 1t Is in charge
Of the Regular Faculty of Medicine, Drs. Black.
burn, Holt and Duke being the. attendant phys-
clans for the ensuing three months. ,- = =.
The domestic charge and nursing Is committed TO
the devoted Sisters Of Charity, who give their en-
tire lives to these. duties. ls9A . q del4-tt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
DON,T BELIEVE 1T!

WHEN You III B n INTRREeTEN
w parties say that the WILCOX 4 GIBBS
SEWING-MACHINES make work that will not
stand the test of don't you believe them, but
examine for yourselves, and ask those who, from
about them and the work they do. The Machines
are warranted for three years, and the work made
any other machine; Price Of MAchinsn 939. We
will teach every body to operate the Machines, free
Of charge II they win ea1l at the General Agency
Office, IN the second story OF Carlisle Buildings
corner Of Fourth and Walnut. sts., Cincinnati.
de2.om -. v. w. SUNDERLIN, Agent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
eHolTNlg ,TAIlMEa
I. TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25. Is

BurIesque Washington DItNPntches.
Vanity Fair has the following kilograms,
burlesquing the leading New York Dailies
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
con AND CAMP BEDSTEADs.

WNAVOR,s PATENT CAMP AND IN
II VALID cor BEDSTEADS-A superior arti-
ele suitable foT hotels, boarding and pvAte heuse.s
ofiees, stores, watering places, enigtants, steam
material very compact weigh about tNeay
pounds foid up in such a waS thAt thel fee1Slss
very little room te stow away, and can De NAAQ4
down and put up IN es4 time than aey ces noY Y. q
use OIders received y The once w sH'S 80
they can be sesp. q nHHhha ahOoAA1' Aaens 4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

HR1sTnlAs .tI s;.,a ~ sSrs1Is. ~ e.
greens for dScorhtiAE chufohss halls ete ~ -,
'dsis III bssrg5I isuu EDEAhD. HE1AlSiaa
65RT0KRDl sAI.akOr,, SC, lust H.7I
Maokernl (heads "a i to9f kits Raa44 Mafkefeli ~
kitts and y Kits No; Salmon s9 10 gan
dss NATIONAL fheAteg Baildins. sseenass =,
aR Won HAVE I,OsT ANY THIN0, ApT
M 7VFRINay Mn the pHEd3, Whe4o' ylul AAter-
t7saie1l al - noe likalg 10 be sen thon ~ -
eIkSf PaSsF e aseoaAf " ls extensive oireuAaaa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
SNGER's SEWING MACHINE
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, .-.t.f.
Corner of Fourth and Race-sts-s
r CINCINNATI, OHIO. l.Ir sa

How Is 1t Singers Sewing machines are univers-
ally used for manufacturing purposes The plaia
reason Why is; Because they better, more dura-
BILE, more reliable capable Of doing much greater
other Machine.
The public respectfully invited to call and en-.
anime Singers new Transverse-shutle Machine, Zoe
1NT FRTCE $3.50. ao2
This Machine is highly ornamented, easy to opses
ate and is the very best and cheapest Machine n
the market. JAMES SKARD0H,
Western A gent for Singers Sewing -mAchine.
Tnol4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
A Paris letter-writer says:

An Old Man Imprisoned for Debt Due his
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Holiday Gifts.
RtARD-CASES; SKILL COMBS;
~ Toilet Bottles; q basket Extracts
Porte monniaes; Hand4Mirrors,
Ladies' Satchels; Buffalo Hair Brushes;
Jewelry Oaskets; Pearl Inlaid Hair do.
Bohefnfsn Boxes; Infant Hair do.
Puff Boxes; Tooth do.
PeffumerV Stands; tQloth do.
Gard -Ba askets; -'A AZ % Nall do.
For sale by
deie sw cor csntrai-Sv and EishtR-st,, ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01

Al meetiu. ot the citizens OF the county of Surry
ue' iu tac Court House uu the Esd O. January 1860
ttlt being Court day.. the motion Ot VIM. Di.lrd,
E-l Col JAS. 5. CLARKE was called t1 the Chair aud
w. y EuwAEus appointed Secretary
The object Ot the meeting having been explained by
the Chairman aud a few brief remarks presented by
Capt T. ~. TAYLOR committee consisting Of Captain
T. W TAYLOR Dr. J. " Wilson, Or. f. g. smith VIM.
DIard ESQ. Wu. ;. Burt, E>q., aud Nj. Pegram,
appointed 90 prepare resolutions for the consideration
ALL Aiopto1 of the meeting.
After retiring for >l1r, time, tLs committee report
q the following preamble aud resolutions which were
unanimously adopted
That We the citizens OF the county OF S1rry rrespec
i've 81 party desire 20 express our high appreciation Of
the prompt and decisive manner u which our ex-GOyer-
nor Henry Wise discharged the ardlous duties which
were imposed upon him by the late tOray at Harpers
Ferry Therefore,
Rssa'tsl lsL That we approve the prompt and ener-
yeti. manner u which be met this FIRST demonstration Of
The higher law doctrine and We most heartily endorse all
OF his acts for he bas exhibited such patriotism aud
st.ts,mlusaip energy. and decision which must COM
mend him 90 all true lovers OF our Union aud common
country.
R,,aI,.L o. That We love this glorious Union with
love AS pure A. chat of mother 90 her hrst born aud
will defend it not ouy with money, but With our
hearts best blood long can enjoy It's blessings
o. terms 0fe4lahty but when tHat 5, denied u.s. We WI
With equal energy defend and protect ourselves against
am and ol mca slo deny 90 Us tle CAPABILITIES guartu-
ted 10 as oy he Constitution OF the United States.
ou motion, She Secretary ordered % request The
Insertion OF 'hr.s proceedings in the Richmond Wing,
ghe Richmond Enquirer aud ,he Norfolk Argus
On motion The meeting adjourned
W. Enu.trr- Soy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01

OPPOSITION NrrilNr IN NitIl-L>fA.
Alsrr.a.ia- held gt ~iaa-, on "Wednesday, tine -D'.
INST ttst befr- C1lr. ltv N.J james A. Elllaa "as
f+.-f.. chair and Levi. Jones, Jr. appointed See.
l-.,.-,
ON motion OF Wm S Christian, the Chair apHo.atet
tb, following. committee To draw un resolutions -o pre-
semi ,o r. consideration of che meeting Wm. s. Chris
t.,, J.ri.. H. Ba>ey. 30. D.. Na.aer and Vim.
No.. I'M. ....r..... then retired sasI which trcy r
--r die f1,i-.- resolution, which were unanimously
.4,,,ef
F...r-r 1-t. That we approve of the caI which has
been made .gr o. Convention of tIe Opposition party of
Virginia lo be b.I iu cine ,ty %. Richmond on tle --
of February uaNt end chat te Chairman Of '.i, meer-
appoint iolr delegate, from ,-t1 msi-,erA' District Too
rerresu, One Opposition party % l--eseN l That Con
--.-....
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01
To CORRESPONDENTS.
Removal OF the statue OF CIay--Enthusiastic
Demonstration.

The long looked-lor marble statue Of Henry Clay exc
cated Gissize by Hart, distinguished artist oil hs
State having arrived I'm the Dock ON Monday, was yes
terday removed from Che landing To- ''e 'o",' ma" VI
the Mechanics Institute, Pursuant to the invitation OF
Che committee of arrangements, large number OF cite
zeus assembled Dock street near Esd street, 90 unite
an Che ceremonies of the occasion. The box 'on.'' +
the statue vas placed upon wagon amt partially COW
cred With che hg of Virginia 1poa 'le sides o' '.'
box. the Maine Of Cr,r was displayed On large letters
Several douo. lengths %, new rope extending nearly
two tl, were attached TO the WAGON and these were
sse,-, .r,pel by he people who had resolved TO DO
honor 20 the memory orCly. by drawing his statue To-
It's place OF reception Az IL "'o'"' u' "-e '' ''''''
was tak,u tor Mechanics Hall, and with the Armoy
Band at the head of the column d'co'as AN 'pprop'-
.e ar tae procession marched up Nam street 'e,e.'-
iu, accessious as i- moved forward teod1" ''la't
E,l.-.tla- same ola coon led the van
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01

AcmcrlruR,L WARN OF KESrucEr.-L.J J. Brad
ford. President of the Kentucky State Agricultural
Society ha, communicated 20 the Frankfort Common
icl statistics of the agricultural productions OF Ken
tucky. prepared by w. d. Galla1eC Corresponds,
Secretary. An lc, wa, passed aud approved 5y the
Legislature of kentucky, February 9th, l>J~, pr0y-
dlus that from and after the 10Th day OF january
I-5J sud every year thereafter the Assessors OF I1N
shall report tly pound, of tobacco and hemp the IONS
OF l5v. thg bu-.ei, OF cou wheat and barley, and
ton, o p. metal, blooms of bar iro1 raised Ut manu-
featured during tle preceding year
We mention these facts tu bring, DO possible, the
attention ui our Legislature and State Agriculture
Society. tl tlr Importance of similar compilations m
t1I, state The latter body, especially, should take ar
interest Dob ihe matter Nr. Galaacr, DOB closing li, re-
t1rt which contains much valuable Information, say
Am.H- te hopes 90 One officer, OF Tue State Society,",
should Do. organization become permanent Is ou.
Of gradually banding up without public expense 4.
lr,.-. ul Agriculture. Stlt-t,e--whcH, being AWAY Is
omen to Inspection. would often he found interesting
and u.r.lI. arI 90 times ol value
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01
on HALF RRLS. NORTH CAROLIN. Ma. /,

Oh UALF BBLS. NORTH CAROLINA No
on FAMILY ROE uERBINGs 81 bbls \ L 1ros. Irrriast
ellal Fams Roe Also keep, constantly oa hand baIri
Ig hlct Oats baIei Sgck Bran Erouu-un spstId Cirtvr
Oa, Cora. a ea-rsi 'rtia.ut of he bit select Etuly
G-re-es As. tr most rh1icr Wines. Brautiss Ola I've
a. F.r raL. r.r sha-lr retail the reasonable
tsrms. Ly ROBERT A D. DABNEY.
i.I Gras.f wholesale and retail Broad and 1h o.
DURE GUN Arabic lsrs- and fresh Doc Just re-
ii csivet ans f,r sale bv Dow a CO, Druggists.
tf No - Mlu street, Richmond,
pNE WAFER aomf-ons .na Baelr. celebrated Aye
H. Watsr a. sslf - DOVE CO, Rr1gg.ss,
~ NJ - Ma street. kehlerd
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-12


A meeting to raise money for the
relief of Rev. DANIEL WORTH was
held at Economy, Wayne County
Ind, on Sabbath afternoon, July LIST,
and was organized by appointing Ira
III. IIutchens President, and G. W
Osborn Secretary.
G.. w. Julian addressed the meet.
ing at some length. followed in few
remarks by David Cheeseman of Cali
fornia.
The amount of Eighty Dollars was
subscribed, and committee of five
appointed to solicit further subscrip-
ton, and to have the whole in readi-
ness by the return of w orth in Sep
TENDER.
Two similar meetings were ther
announced to be held in Randolph
County; one at Huntsville, on Satur
day. July 14th, at 3 o'clock, Z. NJ.
the other at BloOmingsport, on the
day following, at the same hour. G
w. Julian will attend both meetings.
The proceedings of the meeting were
ordered to be sent to the Randolph
County journal and the Indiana True
Republican for publication.
IRA Ii. lIUTcnENs, Prest.
c. w. OSBORN, .Sec'y.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-12

This weakening disease is one of
the most obstinate in resisting ordi-
nary medical treatment, simply be-
cause it is regarded too much as To-
cal affection. BY attacking the con-
stitutioual cause by improving the
general tone and vigor of the system,
the PERUVIAN SYRUP is of ltseti
able to remove speedily this exhaust
ing form of female diseases. 1t cures
all Irregularities of women, prevents
the monthly pains and restores nature
to its proper channels.
n27
peruvian SYRUr is n Solution Of Profor
ide Of Iron, n new discovery in medicine
and strikes {. The root of disease by pro.
ducing healthy bloed. the source of all vital.
ity in the human organism" For sale by
w. H. Pierce
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-12
Spttial Wotitfs.


HAIR DYE is vile wash, but the article that
will naturally restore the color of the hair,
the changing of which to gray being an in
dication OF proper secretions, is truly val
liable medicine. PKoF. WooD's Iiai- Ton
ic, if the certificates of the leading minds
over the Union do not falsify, is the only
safe rerndy for badness, dryness. premature
change of color, and the several evidences
of lack of secretions at the roots Of the
hair, which can be found. Quack prepare
tons abound. and chair tonics" fill every
.'cornor grocery in the country. Avoid all
chair tonics' unless known 20 be the prepa-
ration Of some man whose celebrity has be
come world ide. Do not let any nostrum
vender experiment upon your hair. Touch
nothing YOU have not good reason To believe
is all that il purports 10 be. Prof. Wood
has earned by years of severe test of the
virtues of his preparation, his present fame
Over $50 certificates are before Us of the
value of this Hair Restorative, from parties
who have tried H. Use no other.
CAuTIox.-Beware of worthless imita-
tons. as several are already in the market,
called bv different names. Use none unless
the words Professor Woods Hair Restora-
tive. Depot st Louis, Mo-. and New York
are blown in the bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists and Patent Medicine dealers. Also,
By all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-12

EVERY SUMNER the demand for Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Bitters in
creases' 1t is found TO be the only certain
preservation of bodily strength during pc.
riod when the atmosphere is calculated to
induce a feeling of lassitude and indigestion
The worst cases of Diarrh@a, and Dysentery
give way to It'll potent influence. lnnumer-
able persons, who are now alive and well
must thank the discoverer of this preparation
that they have not been swept away in the
harvest of death. The Bitters is recon-
mcnded by the best physicians in the land.
This is the best evidence Of its real value
because, as a general thing, they will not
speak word in favor of advertised prepare
tons. They have been compelled toa c.
knowledge the claims of the Bitters upon
the community. Sold by all druggists.