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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
AITah Johnson,

Independent Union candidate for Con-
gress, viii address the people at the fol-
lowing times and places, in Spencer and
Dubois counties:
Ferdinand, Thursday, Oct 2, al p. m.
Celestine, Friday, Oct 3, al l p. m.
Huntingburg, Saturday, Oct. a, att p. M
Also at the following places in Dubois,
Martin and Daviess counties:
Jasper, Monday, Oct 6, at l, p m.
Alfordsville, Tuesday, Oct 7, at 10 nj.
Wagner's Mills, Tuesday, Oct 7, at p. M
Halberts Bluffs, Wednesday Oct. s, at |
Big Springs, Thursday, Oct 9, at 10 a. m.
Kecksville, Thursday, Oct 9, at 4 p. m.
GAINESVILLE, Friday, Oct. 10, at 10 a. m.
Owl Prairie, Friday, Oct 10, at 4 p. m.
Also at Mobiles Chapel, Gibson coun-
ty Southeast corner), on Monday, DC
ober 18th, at p. N.
Hon, JoHN LAW is respectfully invited
to meet him at those places, and discuss
matters at issue between the Sth-of-Janus
airy and Union parties ~.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
Public Speaking.

The Union candidates will meet their
fellow-citizens of Vanderburgh county at
the following times and places. Let
everybody turn out, as there will be mat
tiers of great interest to talk about:
Perry Toionship-At Adam Hufna-
giles, Mt Vernon road, Friday, Oct 3, at
I'm
Centre To,Cnship-At Peter Bohn's,
Sringtown, Saturday, Oct, 4, at i'm.
Scott TOlcnship-At Ingle's School
House, Monday, Oct 6, at PM
German Tol0nship-At Geo. Damm's,
Tuesday, Oct 7, at PM
Knight Toaenship-At Terry's School
House, Wednesday, Oct 8, at IN.
Armstrong To1onship = At Adam
Schmidt 5, at the Cross Roads, Thursday,
Oct 9, at p NJ.
Scott To,onship-Hilliard's Meeting
House, Friday, Oct 10, at I'm
Union TolonShip-At the Ferry School
House, opposite Henderson, Saturday,
Oct IL, at P. NJ.
oct2-d&wtd
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

We only ran in daylight and anchored
upon some bar at night; rather a'slow
but safe way of travelling In fact flag
of truce would be of no avail at night, as
it could not be seen.
Helena is as it has been for the last
three months. The fort is nearly COM
pleted A great portion of the army
shakes with the ague, or is afflicted with
= small type of fever. Our friends,
Capt Well. Walker and Lieut. John
l..rell, Qegs john who both called on
me when l landed, are in excellent
health Col Baker and his son, the
Lieut., are also well, so are Major Forth,
DIR. Casselberry and Governor Moore
Quartermaster Bingham is sick but well
taken care of at private house in
town. atf
I, with several other boats, are order
ed by Gen. Steele to rema n here me
move to be made soon | guess.
Yours, A l..
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
The Franking Privilege.

We furnish our readers, this morning,
with another chapter of Judge Laws
Congressional Record We proved yes
terday, that the honorable Judge, in his
anxiety, to economic, opposed increas-
ing the pay of soldiers in the ranks,
while he introduced and succeeded in
crewding through the House a bill in
!. creasing the perquisites of the officers.
~. Perhaps no single privilege enjoyed by
members Of Congress has become more
distastefuI to the people than the Frank
ing Privilege. 1t has always been the
designTto make the Post Office Depart
/. ment seitsupporting. In England the
+, postal service not only pays its own way,
but also earns large revenue in addi-
tkSaz, This, too, when the postage rutes
srel6wer than those in force in this
county. Under the system which MAS
been in operation for several years past,
our Postal service can never be self
supporting because it is compelled to do
-rDaRoh large amount of work for Con-
aressmen, for which it receives nothing.
To enable the Post Office Department
to paw its own way, and thereby relieve
the treasury from the necessity of max
ing up large deficiency every year,
bill was introduced at the last session
of Congress to abolish the Franking
Privilege Judge Law voted againstthe
bill at every point and in every form.
He was opposed in this instance, to
+, economizing He was in favor of keep
ing the expenses up to the highest posi-
Bile limits.
Since the adjournment Of Congress,
our mails have been loaded with docu-
ments, under the frank of John Law.
They have come By the tom Oftentimes
the whole vestibule of the postoffice in
this city was crowded with them, and the
government was compelled to hire extra
drays to hant them from the depot What
was the character Of these documents?
They were, large numbers of them, Vool-
bees speech proving the Government
was bankrupt What reputable BUSH
ness was thisl A member of Congress
compelling the Government to pay for
the transportation of speeches which as
serted that it was bankruptcies neither
money or credit to pay with.
Mr.. Colfax said he went for the total
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

pD-Mr Cash, of Princeton, KY, who
is in the city desires us to say that it was
not the band of the preacher Dimitt who
fired into his house, as they had left the
place before the firing was done. We
did not mean to say that his band did
the cowardly and fiendish act
We meant by the word "they," used in
the paragraph, some of the rebels who
have been prowling around in that vicin-
ity. We would not do even the hypo-
critical, preaching traitor injustice, as
his soul is already deep enough stepped
in guilt
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03


RIVER NEws.-The river is as lownow
as it was ever known to be, and naviga=
ton is extremely difficult
The Hazel Dell did not arrive here
until late yesterday afternoon, having
been detained nearly day longer than
Capt Clarke expected on the ways at
Paducah. She left at u o'clock last
night on her return trip.
The ID. B. Cambell and the Lue Eaves
make each two trips daily between here
and Henderson. fia casa ~
The May Duke is the only boat for
Cairo to-day. She is sure craft, and is
admirably oficered
The magnificent McCombs win proba-
bly, be here this morning, as she was
considerable behiud time on her last trip,
and the low water prevents her making
mp much lost time.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
ssy-Messrs. FINCH, REITz and GAR

~Messrs. FINCH, REITZ and GAR
Vim, the people want to know whether
you will under any circumstances ,ehdt-
erer, vote for Jesse d. Bright for United
States Senator, in case any or all of you
should be elected to the State Legisla-
ture? Gentlemen, your silence on this
important subject, can only be construed
one way.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

ALvAH JOHNSON will close the cam
paign by speech at Noble's Chapel, in
Gil on county, (near the crossing of the
ers urgh and Boonville and Warren
tnr ads), on Monday, October IL, at
IF. T. win the friends of the Union in
has neighborhood please spread the
no ce. oct2-dwtd
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
HOME INTERESTS.

B~ Oysters, oysters, fresh oysters re
ceived daily and for sale by H. Hermann.
Warranted fresh and good.
A constant supply of Northern Ice on
hand and for sale by
Oct2-2w H. HERMANN.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will do me a kindness by
calling Immediately and settling up their
accounts. ! want to continue in bust
ness, aud to do so will have to collect
what ia due ME, as most of my stock was
burnt THos. SoANTIIN.
oht o-9w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

B<5- No one can contemplate the ex-
tensive and daily increasing retail bust
ness of our city without feelings of just
pride at the evidences of substantial
and permanent improvement in its CON-
mercial interests
But this would seem but natural, and
only in keeping with the necessary re-
suits of cause and effect, when we con-
slider the large and desirable stock of
goods now being offered for SALE And
"while upon this topic" we would call
attention to the new, complete, and am
pie variety of Boots, Shoes, and Hats, to
be found at TURNER'S, (the old stand o..
Read & Lawrence), No Is Main street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
OFFICERS, ATTENTION I!

10 New Model Colts Army Pistols;
10 do do Navy do;
25 do do 81 and 81 in;
rs Old Model Colts Pistols, 4 & in !;
25 Manhatton Pistols, A and inch
10 Cartridge Pistols;
Cartridges for Pistols and Rifles, all
sizes.
Army Officers, Suffers, Gunsmiths,
and others can find a large lot of these
goods at all times at my House.
Also 80 Double Barrel Shot Guns;
Is Squirrel Rifles, ali good goods and
warranted, purchased exclusively for
cash and sold at a small advance, by
CHARLES WELLS,
sep27 No. Ii First street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
RAILROAD RECEIPTS

7OCTOBER, 2.
keg butter, 3 sa ks feathers, s silbut 4 Co
l5G pieces gas pipe, Gas Co; pkgs 4 goods, ID
NJ Graham; 1875 bushels barley, Cook & Rice: 5llu
feet lumber, NJ shingles, J y Glover l keg soda,
G 0'Riley q Co; - bags coffee, ~ box cheese, 8
bbls dairy salt, Bennett a Viele; 10 box sardines,
Preston Bros; box oil cloth, John Hopk ms 10
rolls leather, A Refs box dry goods, w Doubler ;
box mdso a c Pnshee box hats box boots,
Semonin " box mdsc, sugar mills, boxes, 2
cast iron wheels, Crane Brown 4 Co; box, rack
machinery, Cox Humphrey 50 pksger groceries,
20 sacks coffee, pkgs groceries, 10 asses boots and
shoes, cask crockery, Hall; 3 box dry good ,
VIM Hughes 4 bales tow, J Colburn Co; /
cask hams, hbls bolognas, Senzick; lW box
cheese, J & D Holman; bbls barley and rye G S
Sontas & Co; ~ box ess coffee, J G zimmerman;
bbls glass ware, Reilly q Co; 2 kegs Varnish, v
Wetzel; box castings Wells.
A. Il. SHRADER, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Ea~ Mr.. E. r. James, candidate for
State Senator from the counties of Van
derburgh and Posey, was in the city last
night, on his way from Indianapolis
He looks very much like the next Sena-
tor from this district.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

p9- A young man of good address,
who understands the clothing business,
and is competent to take charge of set
of Books, can get situation by applying
at LYONS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

b3r Ten thousand troops, infantry,
cavalry and artillery were reviewed at
Indianapolis on Wednesday.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

skE-Gen. Grant has removed his head
quarters from Corinth to Jackson.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
DIED.

On Thursday evening at o'clock, JAMES LAW.
RENEE, son ofW. J. Dallam. Aged IL years.
Friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral, from his fathers residence, corner First
and Chestnut streets, this evening, lock with
out further notice.
On Thursday, tober I'd, srANLY G., son of Mark
and Ann Grant Aged years.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from his fathers residence at O'Clock
p. II on Sixth street between Oak and the Canal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
MARRIED.

On the 2lst at O'Clock P. NJ. in McCracken
county, Ky, Mr.. GIDDIEGs GARRETT, Of Pa
ducah, to Miss EMMA GILLUM, OF Virginia.
Bright he their future, Whcre'cr they roam,
May each cloud from their heart he driven,
May earth be TO to them a sweet bissful home,
And brighter BE- theirs in Heaven.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
FOR NASHVILLE, TENN.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL LEAVE THE
l. Hancock House, Henderson, Kv., for Nasl-
villo with two stages, capable of carrying twelve
asssngers, on Saturday, the 18th inst, at o'clock
N. For rates Of passage enquire at the Hancock
House, Henderson, Ky.
oct 3 J. LEABLES.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

The Custom Department is under The supervision
Of an experienced and tasteful Cutter MY stock
OF goods in the piece, cohsstingof Black and Fam
cy colored Cloths, Plain aud Figured Doeskinf,
SILK, Wooden aud Velvet vestings, &C., &C., is very
large; aud having in my employ large number Of
rst-class worlSnen, am prepared to furnish fash
ionable an tasteful suits short notice. Orders
from abroad attended to promptly.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Ny stock of Fine Clothing for Fall and Winter
wear IL ncw complete, and comprises very large
assortment Of Fashionable business Suits, fine
Black Suits 0vcrcoats Of the newest styles, and, in
short, a mammoth stock Of the latest styles and
novelties OF the season, together with the Plain,
Neat and Tasteful styles for full dress.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-31
INV aaTIeIs
pohack,s stomach 6ittes6

new eoa cs1 ghisal stou1setls ead Cordial, ior
giving tone th~ etsnseA End it tHe 9rtFenoon q
bilious oompialns- incident 20 The Western COUNTY,
Try a. -.
Is morning 1-ins. 10 assist digestion a-l1 relieve
Dyspepsia IL las no eQusi. Try IL
In 6aror IL 4 seT<r0r - az ether hltiers ify j.
The formula Of these Rtters, new tl.sll The sole
property cf Dr. Robsck. orginaisd WITH of'e q the
oldest and NOS; oulnec; Medical i1Srti-oner o. Toe
West, and & l. directly prsheAtsi SPon IA a'r y
Western people.
These fitt-rs derive fi.i- srulus frer lie f'Oer-
ful tonic nature u ts fso- a. hero- a. which they
are compos.-i aIil t1ry are, ~ A.iay'ns uAses<
ursI CT ax!tVz - stomach, directly rr40tlfe x
TT
the present proprietor believes that 10 nAhs lien
widely ino~n. tAe public welfare ls suhservst.
\, s.tfl 80. be s5- saic ~ al % pr. RobASs ra-
r,erous re-fs apt 81 Hotels, A. tfo co1ni<y over
In the ,aeantlr,e crdsfs VIII be Llei cifef fTun
Ciucirr al AZ a,y qaarl.ry. Aat at tho lesf rates
Ia A. pct I'D IN Qrst tosil, s1d recuI~sy pacEei -
oue Don essee Hsis dos sarapie easfs vii. nosrT~r
bc packed sul sent n ssy address. lessiree
Retail Price. al per setti~, or sAa
for e..
prlooln.l o.f.os All sAlesroor- No .. kh-l teAftt
etreet 81 build * l-osn MAJ street tarc.i4iia
| Ohio. Lsbor story. No. - Hasirss ri s'roei
| ksf sale In yiso Ccur'y y
Pm. DoSSkLlY, IeTts hss.e--
| n CUNNINGHAM. o
VM L, sHUFY, New Goebco.
PKTER BIsKlllk. Ceutrey!le-
! And by Drsxeista and Aefcl-ntr g-.esal :
| ,Aroashoa, tAe Lnitcd states alsd c1nedsr-
| ian11vN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-31
MEDICAL.



Is eeDsufndonal disease. a corruption C the
bicet, by xhich this euic beoornes vfts.ted ~ea
-Ed peor. besns n ne eiEealstsen a pssVAdss the
Whole ses s1d nay h.rss eat IA cse.se 90 any par
Of Il. No orssr lsfise ffon ~ 4fs<ks nor i thsrs
oes shieA Il may not tesfroy- t. scrof1lous tz-nf
i variously caEet y srcrtsl ctsezse l0w living
dissrossed grhesEly iOot. ilnrurs sir, nltA And
rtty habits Tie tepreSslrg VICE. s1d above al ~
Tie vs1ert Al iufectix Whatever ~ sorigin Il is
Asre1-lazy ~ Tie e1lStit-tian, desosntizx rCn pa
rcrs "a ehildren uafe the thsrd al forth genera
ttess. inde>c. it seezas % bc tie IA a Hin Wto
der cii.1rern
- e1ects oo1De1oe BY dcpo-tcsa from the blood
ses .l1 iEiernsi srssls. i tcruse& turto-ciess n
es gisn1s, s~e.lings ard % the s1Tfacs, eruPeocs
- sctes. his fo1i co--tco, ~hicl eenoers In tie
sieod, cepsssscs tLe cncrgier Il life. sbai scroiu
ioas complaints. bEi thsy have - lea rO~er %
~ftAsizni he attacks ~ eher disesees eu-eeonent-
y East ualabess PszasL slstssrs ~l,ioh sl.kough
- - sfaicus =. - y nstrre, 4re s,i rendered Ca
al BY thts east l1 lie systsn- NCa a the coU-
s2-1glcf .Aeh AeSnsift lae 1u.n2a s4Dlily nhrrit
cris7c cLrrctlv g ttis scroiciocs eoutzrnin1s
sa@Ry destrucllse elseGses "a the fiv<r, kid
brs.r, ard, inceed, q al the orEans, arlse frone
are sgyrsvkssd ~ tie sane cause
cre ee.rler q Al peopie are rsrofsc1s. their
pe-tou- are invaded cy tss lurking Infection. src
iaclr heath Is undermined ~ Il. To cleanse frosr
tbs Eysen must r,noyste the blood Is a. aitesa-
tve n1st~fnc. and t<irorste n BY hss1tky Soc
sk~tcise. 6lco medicine 90 xnFQy -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-31

T.rs laIy Connections frvrr Harri-bsreA -
Rai'isnors and Washiagf0n.
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I.r.l .lssrllsen4s-.ls afy cents pr sqa-fs e-fh
rse~tln1 -. -. -.
s.s.-fssl.sy sfrsas-assots usie wiz No. -
- "a ,,~.~sse Yearly AiveFtireIs hc~' 'vvrf'
- ? eonfn~-. rtFietly - sheir regular oes''e
At.erl.ss.ents II ~ sp>dal tosses ssi4lh IN
- oA 81 tso f,ric~~- - -. ....t@. /.
pr p.'s. 49, ses. yabu.hse II Ne is.l esisas q
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it.sr.s.ss ssrts s-ni Ia fez 10 spsetr.d Aiar' WI
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a.. - n fss~wkl q the saae. 11leas S'nrf4'e
- ssnt.datss for oflce q svery tescr1p
,a ~ b. oAsrx~d o. 90 fcf ssch narns ir toe "a
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n. ,rttnstsa. stv~rtssmeuis wtAts-es.
a.. - "a 10 made Iog inserting t.s ne-sts -
az =, r.. s,eietls~ O. Associations a. ioiloNs'
- s.~f nosso< 81 exceeding i.ns< = eso'- f'f
q = .esafsoa. Ossr rikht !lres a. rs rat
A. --anespg tss.hs vssA funeral no'aos s''senso'
s.ess q Tssssssss F,k,s- Ard Krrurzoss. sosssn
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rsr-l .f~-r.issususs in-~rssd st tie szpsnse p
Atssr.~ys ordering and psytasni Do 70 oe es.-s =
as< tss lsxd pseessdi g. rst se.'ss..s's 81
- :, sss-ru.-raer-s b-ycrd - sznoaat ehsfsed iof
tsiF pabss~lsn
he Weeklv Express
yss.l.ass ss.ry Wednesday. ssG 80 per SanaH''
Srvo p.pss s-,x -sthost tA- rsoe~y. nss eontiaa-
sl1s-r lss sl1sl r..f fof
dates OF Advertising in weekly,
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Y. p. DECEs a. tg

I1cob fscLfs, loxss&r.
yR Con<t&nsy 90 hxnf = raT<rto sruols q.
wATfR rROoT or PfACKIrS. ~s.rsbtsd - -
wafer pseof s1d % axe tas issshsfsAs an Flift.s
Oct ls. ftL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-31

sasszsiess a. fvsrr - srfcss as Ls1 Say
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rrcEETs FOR SALE Al AL NAIs
OFFICES
rRrrCvTs

FREtGHTS.
s1l,V a. F.sts Freghts - Al tescrirtpns can BE
s.rlei fota Fhils1eipbis. Ngw lsk. hc'tco -
R.itfr,a~e. - xny pciut he Refiresfs a ctio.
verfackv If-lA1s. li1ois. Nitccr1-1. .rFa, ~ Hf-
.c<ri. ~ aaiircat tirfet.
Tss ysn.xgks.nl. Railro.t siss e1Deets - ri.is-
hs~-L .slth Stsanaers - wh'ch ccc-3s Ca - for-
ueraea - any pert O. fos obio, NuseinguU, kso-
tacky. Tsnnsssss. cuube-isnt. uliocls, Alssissfp,
wlsc'rsin, Missouri. Kspsas, Afss1sas sn3 ks1 lis-
e.. aad = Clexsisni. tarcussy and Chica~1 witt
sfesr.s~s - al rcris thc North " estern iekes
Nsrrhaaas 40 shlprers eutTustuE tDe ffsf s'cfss.
&c = k-ir Frexht - thls Cossgauy. ckn rey win
e,ra1euce - lts t7et.iy transit.
THE RATS or FkFl0HI = ~ rtas n -
west - TIE fsu1syfssnia Rsiirctt rrs 81 o. tus-
a. f.v.f aA'e chsrrei - usb~r RAilros' col-
pkIie~-
r. psrsse1iAg ie lasf, stctsss "s1t F-ss.tsF.s'A
RsnsoAn-"
sxTYpvR FfIlatslrhIs
wxuRKz a CcuSs. 81 Ssrih a. hsltilnere
fFFCH CO. So A1ior Hs.sl-s. er -. 49,
wuiIsrn g. Ne~ Tost
~l.xFTH q co. ~ &tEte -. hzr,rc
- Hcy~ru-f oe-srE F~tlstf AKsFS ftii.
r~rsCH frwIs. Geoersi eaF't. AiisrnA- fsans
a. ~ aoGfT. ssea~~si ra4sf x-r7t fsfiat-lphis
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hot ELS:
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Roorl Reduced 10 - pr day.


sine 'lae cpeuing = this vas, sna eesnmod;Vo-
Ho,c IN 1874 u bs. bs>a ths single sn4ssy"r Of tbo
serrsstors 20 sn.A. e ~ most -uupfaeu-. oon-
yes.sas All, oouIogsAhis bs,ns ~ uo titfea ard
stranger on this side the Auansle.
AL whatever has seemed liAsig % a4asillser 70
tAs eouisft q u. guests they have eDaeavOrsa.
without rsy-ri 10 cs'. - prc-iie. sDd 70 combine
AL ne sleuaslts of insivtuai srd sociai er!5Eeni
~hirh mcdern .si su lsvectei. "a. neie-u taste
apprcv,a AL ~ pa,rossss slies Il has eousnan-
ss o. %, ,ls past .s- ye,r-i- sr.u5tur psOS'
,hsi ,A,sf es,ris bsvs bs-n arrrocsati
To meet ,bs sxis-oci-. efths in>s. wbsn ~ ara
repaired - rrssslss ne z.ss Odd sooso~y. th'
/
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Of ns .F1F7KEyTB SKa1.AsHuA S.ArS.
kENT u fAs oo.dll0s o( ~ HoHE L>SU-
kA-sCE CoApAyl u sss Cs-y " W. E~k.
"a Ne Id frt n ya91Irg. lss,
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Ayers Ague Cure,


int<rsnit.<n, Fever, or Fever and Ague. Rsuisae
Fever, Chl.l Fs~ss, D-ras gls, PerioS.ssi Ren1.
ache or Bilious htackehs, And f.iLous Pc
vera. indeed Coz the whole eixss q d.s-
'.sss :s. :, s.s.s ss.ss ssiI 3. S.;ssss ssssss
Hssnxise Copntries
We arr enabled here 20 ofsT tie ccusrurity
with csrtAinIy, is siin perfectly hAzniss. Il sn5
quantity. Such q remedy l. irvsi1stic n dsgsss
where these afnieng disorders prss al. 1tls cure"
de T system. m ard prevents ths esvslorus1, q Il.
disease, n taken On tAe aIsi srptosel q lu preDo~
tory symptoms. j. "a DOT only lie best remedy
yss dissossrsd fsr tes Gas. q ocursi eei siss
dollar briggs n within the react 81 every bdy aot
ln bilors districss where Fever and Agus prevs1ls
every BODY should have Il snc Il freely both fo<
and protection. great superiority of this
retesfy over any other ever discovered Tor he spcs
ds and certain cure q futcrnitisnfs "a that ~ oco
,ains no oarins CT mineral, oonses 1snty Il produ
css no eusn,m ether injurious effects ~hstsva
rpon the oonssitussoo. Tness cared ty q 4rs is
healthy ~ II thsy ha1 rsvsT bad the dlsoxse.
Fever AID hges IL not alone Ire corfc1uencs of tbs
niszznatic polson. great variety Of disorders s-i
ram n. ,ssi.stisr, amoEs Shieh sts
| trrses pnsn IN the Bowels Cole .rsrsiysH
enc DsrsBgsns1t Of the. sic4ach,
Al o. which, when originating Il this cause PCT CT
the intermittent type, CT Become pertcdiosl Iss
ss-.,'' erres The ps.son fron ths hiood. and con-
soaaeDtly cures them all aka. Il il 81 i1saSsoss
prcseesl5a TO innigrsnts soo persons Travelling o.
taken occssoneily OF daily While exposed . the ~.
lectjop that via he excroied from tho EysteD, and
cannot arrs.mula,e In sufficient eusltity - riPen
| INTO disease Hence 10 = evpn rcrc valuable foi
rrotfrtion thar cuge and few viii evof suffer ffou
| intsrmlttents n they avail themselves & tEe pro
| ,sosioa this remedy Affords.
| e. r-e.area - Ia. J {. AlEA CO,
1 Lowell. N1ssacl usetts.
AL our rerneiiss Are fsT sale by J. crsrori<'
p n Do>s11s. md iy al DRUGGISTS - lsfi'-
Whalosslo hy AIixr ! %. Ci-s.anasi.
I t,lo 9deoua -seOavf 81
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TONSo RIAL,
ndcxiicatcd Hair ~ aEh

DROP. GEORGE ". CANADA
u having rvhttst rs sLessDg kni n--f DEessns
- iufgE ibe eifsSns sn1 psthc ssp<r~ly, lat d.
= no0 prepared 70 va.t rrQE Gus .p.@ts - u
esaxI ssosfsctsFy srneE ffsst ki.z11oo s.sea =
ehsnpocaiag al Citing lssfts ~ iEt.se CIR
r~ir. GLo. =. cASsrA.
u-a1H
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Tls most o1ccsus remedy which the medical skfil q
eur cncs d<vise for this everywhere prevailing
A. fstsl zn@lsdy- II eobsnsd "a. 80 rasss
rcncdisis = ssve besr discovered fer he expur-
gafion q this tcnl disorder from ghe bocd AID The
reseue of lie systca frc<a its dssfrucLxs cos.se-
eceoccs. Herce it shoaid :, employees fbr tAt curs
q not on,y SsFsi.la. bus sl.o fose ches knecsecs
which ar.se from u. such a.
Errpssve ard skfn Diseases, e.. trskouy's Hr~.
EQes. q Epslpsl.s, R<splss, flsslies. kctcl-
~, Bians ard Dtiis, Tufnorl. Tctlcr and Skll
Eh<uz. sc.id Head. Rins~crrn. Kkeu-
nsuzn. typhilitic snd Neieurss.
Diseases, Dropsy, D,spspsia,
Dcbil'ty. ana. Indeed. 81
C0nplainis srislDg f-c-
Nllaisd o. ln7urs
Blooc.
The pcpl-&r tesfef fr "inpuriy q he bioc<" "
fcrndtd IN rrth Cor srrofals defe1eg stou q tie
blooc. Tie particular purpose and ,irtne a thls
ssrssp.rs q % partly and fessncrse this vital ns-
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Rates Of Illinois Currency.

cncaso. yzas =, lssi
arnsEa 4.