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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-18
HOME INTERESTS.
- MAYoR's OFFICE,

MAYUK 5 OFFIOE,
31HSZ EVANSVILLE, Sept 16, 1862
The attention. of merchants and others
is again directed to the provisions of the
Ordinance of the City relative to the OBJ
struction of sidewalks and cutters
All persons are hereby required to
cause all boxes, barrels, and other OBJ
structions, to be removed from the side
walks and cutters in the evening, so thai
the same may be entirely unobstructeC
in the NIGHT time. w. BAKER,
! sepl7-6t - Mayor
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Bsgr The storm last night cut off all
communication East This is exceedingly
trying to our patience just as all hearts
are anxious to hear every fash from the
various seats of war.
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To the Public.

Having just arrived from the East
with an assorted stock of Dry Goods,
ready-made Clothing, Shoes and furni-
ture, offer the same at my Auction
Room this day, the 18th Of September, at
9 o clock, A. M for sale, to continue fof
three days. j. j. Conn, Auctioneer
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The DEPTHS OF VnLIANY-We are in
formed by refugee from Curdsyille that
the guerrillas, few days ago, stopped
a funeral procession in that vicinity and
stole the horses from the hearse, leaving
the corpse and hearse in the road. 7
Can villainy reach a lower depth2
This is the teaching of the chivalrous
johnson, the robber of hospitals, the sac
religious despoiler of funeralsl Shall
such men be permitted to pollute the
earth2 But still it is for such men as
these that Vallandighamers ofthe north
plead. For the sacred observance OF
their constitutional rights they plead
What are those rights2 What do they
claim2 The right to desecrate and rob
funeral professions, plumber hospitals
burn private houses, pillage stores, ant
steal horses. -a.
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BsAWe are indebted to Lieutenant
Ehrman for a copy of the Nashville
Union of the 18th. 1t is long time
since we saw one before This YVES
brought through by land. Hsn'es
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THE MUsQUEro FLEET.-Y esterday
the Fairplay, the flag ship of the Mus
queto Fleet, bearing the penant of Com
Fitch. arrived in these waters-au.a -ssaaf
remember, which was captured few
weeks ago on the Mississippi, with car
go of 5000 or 5000 stand of arms des-
tined for Gen. Hindman
The Fairplay has been a cotton boat,
and has great breadth of beam, but is of
light draught She carries four 12-poun-
der brass pieces, and when casemated will
be most formidable gunboat She with
two others will ply the river between
Smithland and Louisville, this city being
headquarters "a Etifhcs.A aA4-OJ
The guerrillas will find it unwhole-
some infesting the shores while the Mus
quetoes are prowling around The fol-
lowing are the officers of the Fairplay:
Leroy Fitch, U. S. Navy, Lieutenant
commanding and executive officer of the
flotilla.
George ]. Groves, I'd Master and exc
cutive officer
]. O. Coyle, I'd Master
w c. Coulson, Masters mate.
s. ReveL !"
j. N. Simons, +"
L. ID. Bolton, Surgeon.
W. 6. Shelley, pilot.
G. w. Melona,
s. Bickerstof chief engineer
II. H. Mehathey, lst asst
Geo. S. Collins, I'd
W. Bell, Sd " IN"
Chas. Eyster, 4th
Thos. Manning, Carpenter.
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Eighth below Coates ST., PhiIad'a, Dec. "a. :
From 0e wye Of ALDERMAN WUHDER, Ger
GEnMANrowx, june LET. lsa,

GEHMASTowS, June 1st, 1851.
DR. M.JAcKsoN--SfR--It gave me pleas,,re 49,
years ago, to give you certificate, festifyinr what
the German Bifters had done for me. / am nas
perfectly cured q al thore diseases your medicine
processes to cure, viz:-Dyspcpsia, Chronic Nery~
Gus Debility, disease Of the Kidneys &C. The nov,
erful influence II exerts upon Nervous proEtra,ior
e surprising. have been consulted frequently in
,s 70 your Bitters and without hesitation
IN every instance it has efIectually cured ran,
medicine has great reputation in Gcrmanto,yr
ana = now sols ~ every Drug store and IN most Of
me Srocery stores here. If any one should ones.
non what 1 say, let them come to Germanta,,, !
ana VIII prove TO their satisfaction that The pit'
ters have cured in this vicinity more tl,aa tSve.s
cases ofth above disease. "- twenty
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F1HE PEAoHEs-Capt John McClain's
lady, yesterday, sent US a speimine of her
fruit, in the shape Of a basket of magnif'
cent peaches. They were the fines.
peaches we have seen this year. and tbs.
donor win accept our thanks for the
same.
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To the Shippers and travelling pub
lie in the Evansville and cairo v.
s.. Mail Trade, during lew water

Season.
Capt. C. T. Clark, formerly Of the
steamer Prairie Rose, purchased the
steamer Hazel Dell yesterday, and
chartered portion of her to Capt. Lew.
Davis, to take the place of the steamer
General Anderson, in the Evansville
and Cairo mail line, during low water, to
run in connection with the. steamer
Nashville The Hazel Dell will leave on
her first trip on Monday next .. .. 70
W. = sssDv.rzs, 5r.s--ss. rsrrpperS can rely
upon the punctuality of the Hazel Dell
and Nashville in the above trade during
the low water season. The rates of pas
sage and freight by the line win remain
as heretofore. Sept. l3, i. W.
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ne Godeys Lady's Book, for October,
the ladies' favorite, has been received by
Dobell. 1t is full, as usual, of all that
appertains to Ladies Fancy Fixins. a"
Call and geta copy.
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OFFICE PRovosT MARSHALL,
RRANcu RANr Rr-1rnr

Evansville, September |, 1862, +
All persons leaving the City on and
after Tuesday, September 2, 1862, must
procure passes from this Office, Rail
roads and Steamboats, will take no pas
sengers, unless they present passes from
this Office PHIL. C. DECKER,
sepl-tf Provost Marshal.
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From J. NEWTON DROWN. n d.. Editor Of n,
EncHclopedia Of Reliaiotis KnolnLedne

From J. NEWTON BRO1HN, D. d., Esnor Of lie
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knoctedge
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust OF
thor ingredients and effects; Iyet know Of no ~ r.
hcient reason why man may not testify 20 the
benefit he believes himself TO have received from
any simple preparation, In tho hope that he NAV
thus contribute TO the benefit Of Others
~ do this the more readily In regard TO Hoof-
lands Gernan Bitterss prcparedb by lJr. c.AI jack
son, of this city, because was prciudiccd against
them for many years, under the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture / am In .
debted to my friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ. fot
the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests and
for encouragement to try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility The use
of three bottles OF these Bitters at the beripnino
of the present year, followed by evident relief
and restoration TO degree Of bodily and mental
yigor which 1 had not felt for six months before
and had almost despaired Of rcgaining / there
lore thank tod and-my friend for directing me to
the use Of them J.sNEWT0N DROWN.
Philadelphia, juno %, 49,.
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REWARD.
Ten Dollar Reward.

STRAYED, FROM TIL RIVER BOTTOM,
~ near Green River, ke Of Oxen. medium
SIZE one half size larger Ban the other; small
horns six years old; sBeiow fork in one ear
The largest one has his rigt eye-lid cut of which
makes biemis in his right eye. They were
raised back OF Prtersburgh I will paw the above
reward for information which will lead to their
recovery. Address
d. J. JAMES,
SEP . Evansville, Indiana
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RIVER NEws.-There were no boats on
the river yesterday outside the gunboats
and Government boats
To-day tho Nashville will be the pack
ct for Cairo.
Capt Lew. Davis has exercised great
energy in keeping up his line.
The j. T. McCombs will be the mail
boat for Louisville this evening.
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haz-4.rK AND UNLIKE. Asnoyel,-by
A s. Roe This is the name Of new
work Just published by Carleton, AS
Broadway, New York, and for sale by
DobelL Lovers of light literature have
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From fhe Rer. JOSEPH H. KEyNARD, Pastor o,
u,e Tenth Baptist Chpsch

On JAcKsoN-DEAE SIR ~ have been frequcnt-
~ requested to connect my name with conKenda-
tons OF different Kinds OF Medicines. but regard
ing the practice AS ont Of my appropriate sphere,
have in all cases declined; but with clear proof
IN verfous instances, and particularly ii my own
family, of the usefulness Of DIR. Hoofiand's German
Bitters, depart for from my usual course to
express my fun conviction that, for general debil-
iy Of the system, especially for Liver Complaint,
it is safe and valuable preparation. In cases
it may fail but usually doubt not il viii be very
beneficial to those who suer from theabo,e CAUSES
Yours very respectfully, afts st
II .ft - YAH J. H. KENNARD
Eiobt III lalov Coafoe at pbflad'a Dac .E|T 81
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LUMBER.

4UELLow PINE FLoORING.-to,OOoF FEET
Yellow Pine Flooring, just receiued and for
sale by JOHN r. GLOVER.
seplI-dwIm
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A Parallel.

s'Our enemies are be- Much has beeen saldih
con,ino daily essnlind- reference to the laws Of
ful of lie nsages of civ nations; Z" and the right
iiized war and the die to conhscafe the prop
tatss of humanity. Ea- erty, real and personal,
nine and wanton de- of persons engaged in
struction Of private this rebellion, or VINO
nronertv ,rrr anon nom have aided and abetted
rro,aIStants murder OF it, il. by those who claim
captives, bloody threats that right, drawn from
10 the death of an the principles of elemen
invadino soldierv by the tarv writers on interna-
slaughter Of unarmed tional law; Vattel, Gro
citizens, orders of BAN thus, Puhendorf, ana
ishment against peace those Who have treated
fu farmers, engaged in on the subject IN the last
the cultivation of the century. THESE musty
soil, are some of the and moth eaten WORKS
means usesi ly our north have been pored over
ern Invaders to enforce and quoted authority
the submission of free for these outrageous, te-
| people to foreign sway gal, and HncohstHatioaa'
! Confscation Bills of bills now under consid-
/ character atrori0us as Grafton. Even our own
| to ensure ifcxecuted, the elementary work >
utter ruin of the entire Wheaton, story, Kent
! population of tn Sc have been searched over
States RI, passed by their page by page, and line
Congress and approved by line, to afford a Justi
\ by their executive.'- fcation for ttts most an
JEFF Daris' Message, Aug. iust and ortatory con9ac
Is, 1862. on ae part Of our Cor
.ta. eminent.
| Let us not, in this lot
century, return to til
barbarism of former age
and wantonly pillag
nd CO A6s..s,s 4. sEi = ssit
1 OF rebellion, are our kin
bred, " bone ofour bono
flesh ofour flesh Fro1
Judge Late's spsech 1
| ! Congress of Nay %, 1856.
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For SALE.-Several hundred old news
papers-the most convenient and cheap
est wrapping paper in the world-at this
office. n ryf
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Twenty good Journeyman
Tailors can get employment
by applying Immediately at
LYONS.
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THEY CONTAIN NO
ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY!

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety
nine cases out of hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop
uarity of Hoofland's German Bitters, fpurely veg
etable) husts of ignorant Quacks and unsc-apulsus
adventurous, have openei upon suffering humanity
the food gates Of Nostrums in the shape of poor
whisky, Wiley compounded with injurious drugs
and christened Tonics, Stomachcs and Bitters.
Beware of tho innunerable array of Alcoholic
preparations in pethoric bottles, and big bclliei
kegs, under the modest appellation of Bittcrs,
which instead Of curing, only aggravate disease,
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
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BGT The finest and most durable pic
lures of every description are made at J.
Perry Elhot's City Gallery, No. So, Main
street. sep l2-lw
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HooFIAND,s GERMAN BITTERs

Are not a new and untried article, hit have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie aud their reputation and SALE not riyallcd
by any similar preparation
The proprfetors have thousands of letters from
the most eminent
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BD~ Persons indebted to the Bodiam
Mining Company are again notified that
a settlement of their accounts is desired
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Independent Union candidate for Con
gress, will address the people at the for
lowing times and places, iis Pike and
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ANA RAa TAaaD
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B you cant a tiD-top picture, cal
on Nr. J, f. adams, corner Q Main and
Second streets Every picture rcceices
has personal supervision. At
R9~Plenty of Chicago Ice constantly
on hand at Depot Corner.
tt EDWARD INGLE.
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IA When you come to order coal,
don't forget to bring the cash along.
iY9-tf JoHN WYMoND.
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WANTED.

A. L. sHRADER, Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
.AY ERSS
Ague. Cure,
roa Tlrs srbrps cur o.


Iptermittcnt Fever, or y.Feyer and Ague,
ReInitfent FcvOT, Chill Fever, Dumb
AEtte. PcFfOdieul Headache, o. Bal iOtls
Headae he, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases Ortgtnat~
Ing In hillary derangement, cRused by
the Malaria Of Mtssrastic Countries III
wo ere enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while it curss the above compaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless In any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevll.l This
"CUitY" expels the miusmatic poison Of FEVER
AMP AGUB from the system, and prevents the de-
velopment Of the disease, II taken on the frst ap
Druacho its preniOniiory symptoms. Itisnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complains, but also the cheapest g The large
quantity We supply for dollar brings il within The
reach OF every body aRdin bilious districts, where
FEvER AND A6rE prevails every body sAeald4
have il and use it freely both for cure and protec
tiOn. great superiority Of tbis remedy over any
other ever discovered f1r the speedy and certain
cure OF lnermttents is that il contains no Quinine
OF mineral, consequently it produces no Quiuism OF
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttl-
ton Those cured by IL are left as healthy as II
they had never had the disease. ,s,sg1o sH
sFefef and Ague isnot alOno the consequence Of
tke iniasmatic poison. "A great variety Of dis0r-
slers arise fTum It's irritation, among which are
Neassigia, RhsSaaatisn,, 0oat, Hedadehc, Bind
aess, 1oostacAs Earacke, CGtaJYb, Asthma, Pdk
pifafio'i, Painful Afsctiog Of kks Spleen, Hyses
los, Paia in tie Boicsls, Cole, PGraltsis and Do
Tangenlsat Of ne Stomach, all of which, When
origiaStng ii this cause, put on the isstalgitte,t
syps, OF become periodical. This CUEE expos
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. Il is an invaluable protection 10
imnigrapts and persons travelling o. temporarily
soually or daily while exposed to- the. infection,
that will be excieted from the system, and canaot
accumulate In sufficient quantity to fipen into dis
sssS. Hence il Is even more valuable for .protec-
tica than cure, and few viii ever suffer from Inter
mitte1ts II they avail themselves Of the protection
ibis remedy affords. s5 ssgsas7
Prepared BY DrL G, AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
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~
a 4 s6.edtutIohal disease, corruphoa " ny
b,s6d' " which this huid hecomes y..a''st,.
,>,.k. and poor. Being N the circulAuon. AZ
rsrl1 1ks tiis whole body, and may bursI ous
4. s,srsss ,o,, nnv parf Of II. No organ Is tfee
Az, n 1staci y nor Il there one Which ifnaY
not iortrDv.s Ths scrofnlous taint Is var'ously
oenrei 81 ,nerourlal disease, low LIVING els-
oy'lered I6r unliealIhy food, impure an i'l.n
snd flthy habits, the depressing vices, ,,. ANU
ahoVs alL by tho yencral injection, nna.
1vnr he Ia orioin, II Isl hereditary ~ tle Soh-
s,iflifion descending from parents 70 0,l's.e,'
nnto In thIrd and fourth generationi mcseu,
4, ea,,os I'd be tho rod OF Him who says, y
win visis the iniquities OF the fathra upon
thoir children =,
"a effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter when, =, I,
thc lungs, liver, and internal organs, IS termed
tubercles; IN the glands, dwellings; ana on
the surface, eruptions or sores. tmsfoui cor
rtption, which Eenders IN the blood, depressea
the meraies Of life, 80 that scrofulous consntu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants. but they have far less power 70 witn'
stand tho attacks OF other diseasesi ccnse-
quently vast numbers perish by disofgels
which, although NOT scrofdlous IN their nature
are still rendered fatal by this tant N !he
aystern. Most Of the consumption Yl,cns ae- ~
ciraates the human fhmily has rs origin alEec.ly
in this scrofulous contamination anu many
destructive Diseases Of tho liver, hidneys ofaili
and. indeed, of all the organs, arise nom c'
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people nre scroinlonsi
thoir persons arc invaded BY this lurking "
sction, and their health is undermined by it
10 cleanse Il from the system we must renovatS
the blood BY an alternative medictne, and m
vigorato Il BY healthy food and exercise
Such unsdirine WI supply IN -
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aAs AYERS as. rsa
Componnd Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

,i,s hiost sfFsetial remedy which tho medical
sl,ill Of our times Gun devise for this every
whera prevailing and fatal melady. y is com;
bined from the most active Semsdials that have
been discovred for the expmgation Of this foul
disorder ffom the blood, and tho rescue OF the
system from It's destructive consequences.
Hsnes it shculd bo employed for the cure OF
not only smphila, but also those other aiiee-
tions which ariss from II, such as BRvYrIvE
and sKiH DfsEAsEs, sr, ANTHoHY's FinE,
flssE 0f EnTsuELAs, PrNpLxs, PrsrrLEs,
BloTcIrs, BlArEs and BoHs, TUMoRs, TETTEn
and SAIr RMEua;. 66ArD HEAD, RNowoRa,
NuxvMATrsal. sYPHnITIo and MERcuRIAL DIs-
RAISES, DRoPsx, DxsPEPsiA. DEBILITY, and,
Indeed, All CosrLArSTs AnIsrNo FROM VITA
CID on EcTuxg HLooD. The popular belief
in - inps1i.si Of he Mood IS founded IN truth,
for scrofia Is q degeneration of tho blood. The
particular purpose and virtue OF tins ea1sspa--
Tilla is 10 purify and regnorate this vital fluid
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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sy EiiE UFiEhiE
|.a.MEDltsAI
&qDIsc6VERgE
THE AGE
NKR. KENNEDY, OF HGxRURY,
lNl l1E e1sgYfed inens ofcrs vonnon npassafs wesd'
livery Kind of Huuaor,
FROM -
The wosss sosoiaia down to . sonnsa rihplG
Hs has trsd Tin over ssysn hundred cases, and nsy
pr llsd enespt IN two ceses, both thunder humor ~
has no3in hs potsob over ono hundred ccfllhcatesof
IL vAiae, al within twenty miles d Boston.
Two bottles are warranted . cure nursing sore
ons . tArse bottles vlloure the worst kind Of rinpis'
E.s sss 9 ss:; !: ss;s ~ s:ss q sS Z s
= rs.: Ss:,s e q &, :'is:ss ss. s q. vv
one % syo bottles are vunuu..d 10 cure an bunsr
z; as Ssis ss..s. sl.us.ass eai. tanning u. sSs
ne en-, S,,'doss q =. sRoeE .1s N our. oou and
.oI. - , u 0'''ss ny T" 0-As "'''~f' --''
Qns 6ossis Win ours scuiy eruption Of ths skin.
f.o q .hrss s0''l'' sr' "Arrap''d % fs th' ven
TWO on i6rse bottles ars warranted 70 cure tho mos
desperats case Of fhanlnattms
Three % tour bottles arc warranted 70 cure
Iye 10 eight bottles VIII cure the worst case ot soEo
ILi.s 4 RI A FNNIH a m ~ Al . II
a bsnS6tis Away, szRgiensed from the nrsi botts
sPerisot cursb vprptsd whsn ths above quantity
aksn. TIlNlNF .ALlk,l, ...s
r,. .-.....,,.is =, ,,,a M.a.,si MaIIs NJ.
scX IN th6 nnsninous yoios 81 an who have eser use
hi thst need nct say snything On the subject as Ii
most sflifui physcanb ana ths vst careful Drugggs
M country are Snap,nSuai1 % ln praise = ,, ,o.,.
dc n rl fnh knoVlcdaS of its curative porss II n
iieyink All and curing oit oi thoss dseaess 70 vhie
Zcs srs sntOItsns;.y . Liable, That most
T n q nTt5ss " Z, ~ M mn rff! gYS
= cared !. 8 y nr.sls, yOur own tsupur isrs,ors
% 70 naruEal sweetness. end ycer babs from shg.t sn
maps % cam eeo wSe. !. se
Ds0gssy y. p,0'''As = w. -
~ IA az ,n,.s savabs,d s,sassof 9TRM aE
6ANk EH
Itsxtspds 20 the Stqaseh ,saH,pg
vsi.s /. uothp, yds S11.s j she ,,sh.cA sa % L
intsstinss and
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ure1tlne uinfipg, gqne leetns and On noHewpcpess
To Me cafcs fyouf fAmiv'
Tour st0nachB e3f7fat NgT
RAW AND INFLAmED,
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yonk tooa eeItpsss. yop, nnu ~ ~ rDy sAs ~
pndeJ enu efc1 tnet y..em e9os nv ~. 49,
pe nounshmensn ecnMs - no ,s.Ie ac.I ,n..s /,
eloo% as aod b.css allow ana sr.snR and Jour bs
dsy isgone bfor want q ncsrisanspt your ys.S@ 2,
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l..sToP THAT COUGHING - 'fIov carl Dc ttr 60
70 Kssetson Wood street and get bots Of his Cough
Peotoia and II that don oure you, yont case must b
despefate indeed" 1his atpecinsn Of The coIIoquS
ehes1 almost eyery day IN cold estchipg perods q
shs year. And We can, nom acrual experitneht chee
fully CONCUR In the advisers sdm0huon HbSyes foT
have tred thc .PectorH IN Amost stubborn case with
enrrp saccess Near two weeks ago We vent 70 ttsba
Nfh one Of tho most distressing, contrary, mnilsh,
0ubduAble pophB Rv ever experienced since our adven
ppon tnis mundabe sphere We ooughsd steadte ano
sboriooty for one whole week 10 hopes Of TDo ouk
but II Wus 20 20 In hCt Il seemed rather 70 have I'm
proved By practice and 70 have aoqnired strength potsn
oy and dlsireSstF by the operation, In Lhs sags oi
hs sege ws GU heo our way 70 Keysers, 40 Wood d.
-pf0careds any Jostle Of Tie PecrofAJ TOOK Il
accotdi n % diIecuons snd forysSht non we Wsrv
master u the 6sld the enemy having Internationally
sErrendered, after bref but unequal conflict with %
formidable 40 Adversary as Keyseft famous "Cough-
PectOTal, ~ Dro,onssEs 0tRper, Do IA, 1859, l
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1oid bgDr GEORGE ii. KRYaER, lAO Wood street,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
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T1I-1 ~ jill n PATTON IF.t april 10 io3fs
A WONDERFUL cURE.--Some tune ago, an old
nsighbor Of mine vas vsry III With bad cough which
tvery one supposed TO be consumption. HD relatives
told me that he had taken every remedy they beard Of
WthOot 6snent; bs brother 70 ses hlm de- and ali
jesu oonnfmsd IN The belief that he could not live.
haa abonI The third OF bole Of your Pectoral eyup
which gave him. and IL entirely cured him. TO the aston
nhmput Of ALL What makes the cass more remarkable
the extreme age Of the man. being about Year,
old. haYe no doubt the Pccloral snved hls lie.
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