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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-29
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT
uERALp's DISPATCH.

WAsHIEGToN, July IL OF all places out
side of Dixie, this District is most infested
by disloyal men, who take every opportuni-
ty to insult and Cypress unionists and spurn
the stars and stripes, and 10 rejoice over ev-
cry rumor of disaster to the union forces.
This is particularly the case 10 George
town, where disloyaliy in the absence of
Provost guard is violent and oppressive.
Numerous cases are cited of insults there
openly offered to union people and the flag
of the union 1t is thought that the pro-
mitigation of Gen. Pope's order for the ar
rest of disloyal citizens would be not less
beneficial than it is necessary. -T
A correspondent of the Herald makes the
following unfortunate statement:
WASHINGTON, July 22.--l take this meth
cd of informing the public thereis constant
intercourse between the rebels of Accomac
and Northampton counties, on the eastern
shore of the lower Chesapeake Bay, and
those of the western shore. They carry
newspapers and letters and every thing that
is portable. have spoken of the matter
frequently to officers of the army, but no
one takes the trouble to set watch 10
catch them. send this information to you,
that you can do our cause some good by
publishing the important fact.
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New YoRK, July 27.-Chaplin 0'Hagau,
of the Excelsior Brigade reached Harrison's
Landing from Richmond. lie says two
iron clads are being built at Richmond,
similar to the Merrimac. That great una
nimity exists among the rebels.
Jackson and Lee were extremely popular.
Magruder will be shelved for leading bis
raen 10 be slaughtered at Malvern Hills.
Beauregard is fast losing caste. The reoels
lately received large quantity OF boots and
shoes from England.
The Times correspondence of the 25th,
from the army of the Potomac, says moth
ing will be done until fully reinforced. The
needs for reinforeements are pressing. II
states also that provost marshaPs still set
guar DIS over rebel property. A correspon-
dent from Banks division, says that for
ward movements were impeded BIZ food
in the Hsquimau river tributary Of the
Rappahannock.
Sigers corps are six miles from Little
Washington.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Rebel Forces Concentrating
South of James River
Rebel Cavalry Prowling-
A Rebel Mail Carrier ar
rested Traitors arrested
Valandigham implicated.

Fort MONROE, July Eel am credibly
Informed that large rebel forces are being
concentrated on the line of the James river
above the junction of the Appotomatox and
James. They came down from Richmond
by the Petersburg and Richmond r. r. 1t
is believed they already number from 50,-
600 to 60 600, and that jackson is in COM
mand of them, Notwithstanding the ru-
NOR that be is in pursuit of Gen. Pope.
My informant is very confident that the
rebels are now making a bold stand at the
above named point and are bringing all
there they can spare from Richmond. He
believed that it was the intention of the
rebels very soon to make On attack on Suf-
folk, as they are within 20 miles of that
city, With considerable force. Night before
last rebel cavalry came down from Glouces-
ter Point opposite Yorktown, seized and
carried off lot of contrabrands that had
accumulated there, and also forced into the
rebel army all the males that could be found
there capable of bearing arms. They then
set fire to lot of ship plumber and left.
Rebel cavalry are almost daily prowling
about that region seeking plumber OF any
kind, ant pressing into the service all the
men they can find who they think will be
of any use to them. Similar depredations
are being committed in the vicinity of W i'll
liamsburg, whether by the guerrillas or
regulars of the regular army it is hard to
determine, as they often go clothed alike.
By this disguise they assume authority
which otherwise they could not in their
naked character. They commit many dep
relations, telling civilians they have au-
thority for their acts, being regular Coined
crate cavalry. E4 -gss
Yesterday man obtained pass in Nor
folk for the pretended purpose of going to
North Carolina. He was watched by an
officer and followed several miles from Nor.
folk, when he took wrong road and was
steering towards Richmond.
The officer then quickly rode up and ar
rested him, and found on him 1000 let
tiers that he was about to convey to Rich
mond. He was taken back to Norfolk, and
lodged in jail to await his trial. He adj
mitted it and said that he got 50 apiece for
conveying letters between Norfolk add
Richmond. This will stop the avenue by
which letters have been passed to and from
Richmond.
The steamship Massachusetts has arrived
at Fortress Monroe from Port Royal, bound
10 New York. She reports all quiet on the
South Carolina and Georgia coasts.
The steamship South America left Fort
ress Monroe this evening, laden with con-
trabands. She has gone up the James
River.
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New ALB NY, July 27.-The Ledger
says the rebels are congregating in consd.
cradle force at Hawesville, KY, and are
boldly and defautly insulting Union citi-
Zens. fts
the Federal ram Hornet. with troops, has
gone there. s.k
Henderson and Greensboro are quiet
Both towns are strongly garrisoned by fed
eral troops, who arrest all persons who talk
or act rebellion. The military prisons are
so full that daily commitments of traitors
are made to the Indiana Penitentiary.
Passengers from Henderson say that the
guerrillss have appeared in pretty strong
force opposite Mound City, and it was fear
ed they would attempt to destroy the gun
boats building there. A number of young
ladies at New Albany have proffered to act
as clerks and statesmen for the young men
who will enlist, ard pay them half their
salary and return them their position on
their return.
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CHRISTIAN KRATz..~............ HErLMAt
KRAFT & HEILMAN.

I'll TOONOhl ]
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF sTEA nj
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing Machines, &C.
EVANSVILLE IND
KWE PROPRIET0RS or THE CITY FOUh
II dry beg leave to inform their friends and tn.
public in general that they prepared to do al.
Kinds Of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
add everything apperteining TO the Foundry buSi.
mass They are manufacturing STEAM EEaINss AND
0oILERs of any size and power required. Saw Min
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Distil.
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum.
ming Machines Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepowera Corn-shellers, aGhinery of all kfrds
made aud repaired. Iron and Brass Castings OF
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar ates
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &C.
B6EWERS, D1STILLEhS, RECTIFIERS, 81
Supplied with every description of Copper ano
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators
Attemporators, Sparges, Stilheads and Worms OF
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast jugs, Cans, Syphons, &C.; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for beer, Spirits oil, d Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam whistles, DC. -
Workmen sent to all parts to Mt up work and dc
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet IrcI
Work, dc. r
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing in and selling Aliens lmprov
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and T
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bo
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hore, d.
of the best kind; Tnplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin.
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machiner,
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted tt
them, their individual attention, filling order
promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
ss- Office and Sale Rooms, No. so Main stree
street, between First second streets, Evans
vile. Indiana. decT
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River News.

The river is going down and down, be-
ing now lower than at any period this sea-
SOD. The latest news from Pittsburg re-
ports a rise there, with six feet in the
channel This may swell the river at this
point.
The Belle Creole and j. B. Ford from
the upper Tennessee, passed up on Satur-
day night.
The D. B. Campbell arrived from the
Wabash yesterday morning, with nice
cargo of grain.
The Lue Eaves came out of Green River
yesterday morning, with light trip. Her
experience leads to tie belief that Green
River is not a healthy stream to navigate
just now.
The Matte Cook Is still in Green River,
but is expected out day. p,
Tae Hazel Dell, from Paducah for Oincin-
matt, passed up yesterday.
The Lebanon passed up from Cairo yes
terday for Cincinnati.
The Marmora with largo of govern
ment stores for Nashville, passed down
yesterday.
The J. T. McCombs, from Nashville,
passed up yesterday.
The Little Grey Eagle took fine cargo
from this port on her return to Louisville
yesterday.
The Gen. Anderson left at three O'Clock
yesterday with fair trip.
The feet and popular Courier will leave
this afternoon for Cairo and all intermedi.
ate ports. With her clean and tidy state
rooms with Capt. Dexter on the hurricane
and Tom Wheeler in the Office, passengers
will find a trip on the Courier delightful.
The Eugene, Capt. Du Souchet, with Mr.
Dallum in the Office, will be the regular
mail packet to Cairo this evening. They
will look attentively to the comfort of pas.
sengers.
The gem OF the packets, the Big Grey
Eagle, will be the popular and we'll an.
pointed boat for Henderson and Louisvil,,
to-day. Her accommodations are insuper
able. y
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Beauregard is reported to be very sick by
the Mobile papers. *
The New Orleans papers contain no news
of importance.
The Richmond Euquirer ofthe Gath con-
taius the following:
j Two negroes were hung at Kingston, N.
c., for recruiting for Burnside.
A gentleman from North Carolina states
that the Yankees being spprebensive of
Roanoke Island, the negroes rose and killed
large number of them. Subsequently the
Yankees killed about 500 of the ne
groes, and evacuated The Island. 1t is
known that large number of negroes have
been sent thence to Gen. Mcclellan, which
may account for the evacuation.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PorOmAC,


A Schooner coptnining Al 600 bushels Of
condemned corn, anchored in the river was
boarded and burned by the rebels and the
crew taken prisoners 5ht1
Generals Halleck, Dix, Meegs, and Burn
side lef' here this morning. beH
The London Times publishes letter fro:n
Mr.. Spence, of Liverpool, eulogislic Of the
energy and power of the Confrderates in
maintaining and organizing armies, and
says there is but one source of such strength,
namely, a sense of right. e5T
The Times again pitches into the Ameri-
can tariff, and thinks that the prospective
injury to England is nothing to what Ame-
RIGA herself will suffer, and asks what have
the people of England done, that they are
the objects of this short-sighted hostility.
1t was reported that %, 900 bales of cot
ton were ehipped in one day from Bombay,
in consequence of report of rise in Liv-
erponl. .af -H
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How 1T HAS WORKED. gentleman Just
from Eddyville, on the Cumberland river,
informs US that squads of rebel soldiers
who have been in the army are returning
daily to Tennessee and IH,entucky. Re-
cruiting is going on openly in Southern
Kentucky, and the secesh openly boast that
through the kindness OF the North in buy
ing their cotton and tobacco, and in selling
them salt and provisions, and paying them
gold, they are better prepared DOW for a
long war than they were year ago. Reb-
els boast they can buy all they desire at
Evansville and Cincinnati.
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NJ. DERED.-We learn from the steamer
Lue EaVes, which arrived out of Green
River yesterday morning, that the guerril-
las on the night previous murdered old man
Spray, at Curdsvile, whose store they rob-
bed few nights before. He collected
about 10 or 20 men and made considered
OF fight, but at last was shot, the ball en-
tering bis cheek and passing through hi:
head. The particulars of the skirmsh the
officers and passengers on the Lue Eaves
were unable to learn. They were anxious
to get out Of the river before the guerrillas
got possession Of her.
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WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Late Richmond
papers contain the proceedings of the court
martial which tried Commodore Tatnall on
the charge of culpable destruction OF the
Merrimac. He is awarded an honorable ac-
qittal.
The Richmond Enquirer of the Gath has
an editorial on Lincoln's double policy, and
his perjury in which it is said the usurpa-
tons Of the Government that sets in Wash
ington has been SO great and radical as to-
tally to have dissolved any bands they may
have supposed to have bound US to the
Northern States. The people are called on
to endure the most extreme distress, to
make any sacrifices, even of life itself, rather
than yield to a foe so disgusting and so ma
lignant m as4 aaa ef aa
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MtSCELLANE0ua
C0RONER,S INQUEST

DE 1T KJYO H.v- THU TIL .ADRE.4.v-
-A9 i0UNGS, Coroner of Vanderburgh county,
and State Of Indiana, the 24Ih day of July,
1862, wi b twelve good and lawful voters, held an
inquest a dead man uud in the Ohio river at
Eva svflle. After DIR Cooks examination of the
body o found, the verdict was He came to his
death by blow on tho right mpIe, which caused
a acture the tkull.. Bis name was unknown
to said jurors. He about thirty y. of age,
about five feet six inches high, out one hundred
and forty p,unds weight, dark auburn hair, ligh
chez k shirt, brown KentLcsy jesns pants. His
pockets tui ned inside out. NJthiDg found
on his pereon.
jy25 A. TOUNGS. c. v. G,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, July %,

CINCINNATI July 20.
FLOUR dull, a good deal of the new crop
offering superfine 00@4 10; extro 20
GA 80.
WHEAT &c lower and dull large amount
offering; red so@s5; white s5@ss, the
latter for choice Kentucky.
CoRN, advanced to BIC and in active de-
mand. 5F-3
OATS 4O@42. a as
Rye 48@50 and in good demand. r2
WHISKY declined to &c and closed very
dull. Buyers offering but %.
PRovIsIoNs-No change in provisions.
No demand for pork or bacon.
LARD in active demand at ST for prime,
SUGAR CURED HAMS would sell at 500
for country and city.
GROCERIES firm.
CoIN in good demand at l6@17 for gold
and 9@1( for silver. Demand notes 6@61
prem. These are the buying rates.
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New YORK, July 2s.-The Tribune has
special from Columbus. Ohio, which states
that The Rev. DR.. Brooks, of St. Louis, and
the Rev. DR.. Hoyt of Louisville, was ar
rested on Saturday night, at the house of
the notorious rebel Judge Clark, of Ohio
1t is reported that important papers were
found on them, duplicating Vallandigham,
who will be taken with them to Cincinnati.
The Governor has issued orders for the
assessors TO have the enrolment of all able.
bodied men ready by the 18th of August
If there are not volunteers enough by that
time, drafting is to commence.
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SUNDAY NIGHTS REPORT

ST. LOUIS, July IA large and enthu-
siastic meeting was held at the Court House
last evening, to encourage enlistmenIs for
The war. The rotunda of the Court House
was completely filled, and large assem-
blage in the street in front of the building.
Stirring speeches were made by Charles
D. Drake, Francis P. Blair, T. s. Nelson,
and others.
Resolutions were passed that the preser-
walton of the Union, to st. Louis, is an in
interest greater than all other interests and
in view of our interests, we will contribute
our last man and dollar to reinforce the ar
my; that loyalty should be iniolersRt to
treason, and no description of dsloyalty 10
the Government of the United S ates should
be tolerated by the military authorities +;
that we demand security from home traitors
and spies, by their removal from our midst.
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Rss-we learn from Col. Lewis that som,

BG- We learn from Col. Lewis that some
four hundred men have been enlisted
already for the 65th regiment, and arrange
ments have besu made by which it is hoped
TO fill up the regiment within few weeks.
A camp will be opened in this city, and or.
ganized under the auspices Of Quartermss-
ter Thornton. Let Vanderburgh hurry up
and not let other counties obtain the pre-
miums.
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,a.rclal NeIlceS.

Bachelors Bafr Dye The best Ga
fhs H-Orfd.-WILIIAN A BAIcHELoR's &c g.
brated Hair Dye produces a color not to be dstin-
gmshsd from nature--warranted not TO injure the
Hair in the least; edies the i'll effects of bad
dyes, and invigorstes the Hair for life. Grey Red
or Rusty II .ir instantly turns a splendid Black or
Brown, leaving tho Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all druggists, &c.
st0- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM a.
BATCHEL0R, on the four sides Of each boo.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(Lsie z33 Broadway aud 16 Bond stre.t.)
June2-dw
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NASHVILLE, July 27-The 10th Ohio
regiment, guarding the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad between Decatur and Portland,
were attacked Yesterday by large force of
guerrillas, under Siearns and Ward; 80 or
40 of the regiment are said 10 have been
killed. The road was considerably damaged,
but not so as to cut off communication. A
large force is reported near Tuscumtia.
Forest is reported TO be near Carthage,
with the object, it is said, of making a des-
cent on Louisville
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-AND-
e.-.5 Wabash Town,
ed loyalty TO the Government of the United States.
and fire. m whom the ea'h of allegiance will be
quired, on acceptance Of b de, as Per form annex
Cd, y until IL O'Clock NJ, on
TUESDAY, july 20,
at my Office in indianapolis, Iudi ana, for furnish
ing such ..
Mess Pork, in barrels, full we ght,
Mes Beef, do do
Fresh Beef, u
Bacon Side, new new smoked ribbed in oask',
rlcur; Extra do do -
Beans, white field, in barrels, lined,
Peas, Conndn, do do
Hominy, coarse, from white flint corn, in bbls,
lined,
Rice, Carolina or f. India, in bis lined,
Ccff Q, Bio, in double sacks, (grecn),
Coffee Rio, do roasted, not ground
Black ,es, in string boxes.
sugar, brown, in barrels, lined,
Vinegar, d.
Candl,s s, Star, full weight, in loxes,
Soap do
~, in barreIs, lined. lHa
Pot-toe- Irish, in barrels, lnGd, ..
Mulss SEES, do DO
As may b. required at the different places men.
tionea above, from time to tine.
Separate bids required for the different places
Said bids. when accep.td 10 I, rm the basis of
written contract, with bond, TO lie executed in du-
plcate, with two good and sufficient sureties 70
indemnify the United States sgsins. losses.
Said contracts to take effect on the 9Th of Au-
gust, 1862, and to continue in force until he 3Oth
of October, 1862, unless soeLer to- minated by de-
cision of tie Commi sary General Of Subsistence at
Washington.
The stores to be of the best quality, and, with
actual tyre, coopersge must be ef T. b. st quality,
and no charge for packages, which must BE- mark
ed with the contents, name of Contractor, and his
address, N-
MARKED SAMPLES required with bilr, except
meats.
The FRE>H BEEF to be sound and wholesome,
Of years old, and over. steers, weighing, net at
least 6OO POUNDS, and in alternate tore and hind
quarter parts thereof, (necks and shanks ex-
ciuded
The Hard Bread must be cooled aud thoroughly
dried Def re packing.
The Beans, Peas and Salt to be in measured
bushels; the Irish Potatoes by the p.und.
Bids to be addressed TO the undersigned Box
SAB, lndianap lis, Ind, and samples left at the
office, on Washington street, near Mississippi
street. -t.ftA
SAMPLES SENT by EXPRESS MUST BE
PREPAID.
Bills paid monthly on duplicate vouchers, certi-
fed to by tie lroler II & mental Quartermaster of
each Reg ment.
Bidders are requested to be present at l. o'clock,
at indianapolis, Ind, where the bids wi be
opened. THOMAS FUSTER,
Captain and C. S. of Vols, U. s. Army.
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81. ~ GzOge2.'s.,,

II lime ard labor ty buying your Lumber
dressed. Call at Giover's and examine his stock
of Clear and first Common.
SHINGLES.-50,000 No. Pine Shingles Iust
received from Lake Michigan and for sale by Jno.
r. Glover.
YOUR ROOF LEAKs-which may be rome
died By purchasing one or more thousand of those
No. Michigan shaved or sawed Pine Shinges' !,
for sale by JOHN II. GLOVER,
jyIldwlm Cor. Main and Seventh ts
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FORM OrOATH.

do solemnly-that L will support, pro.
feet and defend the Constitution end Go, eminent
Of the United States against a enemies, whether
domestic or foreign, and that will bear true faith.
allegiance, and 10y atty to the same any Ordinance
resolution, or law o. any State Conventit or leo
islature TO the contrary notwithstanding. Aud
further, that do his with full determination.
pledge and purpose, without any mental eserya
ton or evation whatsoever; and fuI Tia r, that L
will we'll aud faithfully pert6 RIM ali the ~, ;.s
which may be required 4 me by law and contract.
either verbal or Wit en-. So he p me God
worn aud subscribed to before me this-iay
of........, 1867.
juiyA-dty29 --
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FORTRESS MONROE, july 25.-The steamer
John Brooks brought from Richmond lot
of prisoners mostly sick and Wounded
They were brought to Point Lookout Hos
pital. ,
Transports are expected hourly with the
balance of the prisoners no list of names
obtained.
Steamers from Harrison's Landing at
o'clock report all quiet. q ,.se
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW lORkI July 70.
FLOUR dull at 5 25@5 40 for common to
medium extra western; 45@5 55 for
common to good shipping brands extra r.
II. Oh eo@6 so for trade brands, market
closing heavy, with no longer any but side
prices.
WHEAT-prices fully lc lower, with a
moderate export demand; Chicago spring
I2@1 II; Milwaukee Club ] 1901 20 !;
amber Iowa 20@l %; winter red western
a7@l 81 white Kentucky As.
RYE 79@80.
BARLEY dull.
Corn less active, and lc lower; SEC for
old mixed western.
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WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Porfer of the
Mortar Flotilla arrived here this morning.
via Fortress Monroe, fact that is consider
ed of significant importance
The Navy department has learned that
our blockading feet recently captured the
Tubal Cain, a large iron clad steamer of!
Charleston. She was attempting to run
the blockade and is heavily laden with arms
and ammunition. She has been sent to
New York.
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gB- DAVE Stout, of the euterprising
grocery firm of g. B. Stout h Bros, Indi-
annapolis, is in the city, buying fruits, mel
ons, &C., for the Indianapolis market. He
sent the first car load of watermelons of
the season home yesterday. They were
very fine ones.
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H0H0sOay's PfIIs.-The "beat

tbs .apYsfffss.-It is a very difficult matter
with the majority of persons to restrain their appe
tites; hence, abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stoma- b
and Digestive Organs. Hooflnd's German Bitters
will entirely these complaints, and restore the
system to its iginal igor and strength. They
for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, ct Is cents per hottie. febls