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A DECIDED CASE OF CONSUMPTION CURED BY
= SCHEkGKtS PIfI. .MlNI,i SYRUP

doubted by thai consumption Is ever cured,
such doubts the reader wl listen 10 the
following plain statement factsIn the a OF 1850
heavy cold which produced dry hacking cough,
attended with headache loss o appetite constipation and
increasing debility PLACED myself under the care of an
physician Of this city remained under his
months and followed the directions strictly but kept
four twenty eight pounds Of esh exceeding
iy feeble had bad cough and pain Ia my chest hectic
fever, and copous night sweats About this time
with excessive bleeding from the lungs and raised
nearly quart OF blood In ths alarfng condition felt
die soon II was not lily helped and many OF my
friends thought there Was net m ch hope Tor me pro-
cured some Of DR.. sCHENCK's PuLMoNIC SYRUP.
Scheuck who my residence In Mantua and
amined my Lungs carefully with MS respomete and found
my right lung much scased and other lung In
liberated condition He prescribed, n addition 70 his syrup
the free Of his MANDRAKE PILLS and SEAWEED
TONIC determined to give his medicines fair trial.
eit that he could not no one else could II was
long before felt hs medicines we're dong me good
found ny appetite and strength improving and best of all
The Pulmonic Syrup seemed 70 rpen Tue matter In my
unes-and FOR days would sometimes hrng up quart of
and corruption continued using the medicines for
three four months until all the matter was expelled from
lungs, and they entirely healed and sound.
gned flesh and strength and well aud hearty today
able 10 attend to business usual have recon-
mended Dr. Schencks medcues many OF my friends who
complaining always with oeueht am satisfied had
th, pon entirely cured by Dr. Schenek and
am fully persuaded that II the consumpye would pcrse.
The Of his medicines snd follow strictly the direc
tions, The jorty OF them would be cured: hm doing
business the northwest conner Of seventh aud Cherry
10 all who viii call on mo. - JOSEPH u. HAINES.
PsnAnsItau, Pa, Dec, a. 1861
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sCHEScK,s PULmOUuo SYRUP.

whore had the pain in breast and discharged large
and SPIT SoI faii Of matter s,srs d., With hard
regular and Natural and my appetite WAS . FAR improved
aat could scarcrly refrain from eating 600 much; My
we'll asl ever did u my iiie lauh work
ars gone and but ike
that has lost an eye the other the stronger feel now
though hey had consumption. ihs, them and
peS g trey 81 ike !" e me- snS s rod
laneIand can 6e cured tins da, living testimony OF
those INA. rad his snns did '5s ali '!,ac.'ss
aes,e Of and nd aso s we vel TX Known @
habants Of facony who different times during
append the esrdcse Hc % SroSes Of Mystic Lod
@ d they sa NV wand ses %e ama %
thanks Dir sahenck or his invaluable Puimonc syrup
fore % 9srsaG Of suffering
n rse a. Fanny An ~ and am well known by most Of me people
and learn more particulars OF the great re Of hs ~sdi
The subscribers members Of the Mystic Lodge, No. 40
We 90 John meSe 30 sfne IN good
in Lodge No. go of o. ~ dangerously III with
him up to die that he now y Sesored to perfect health
and tney neeys hs recovery was produced by ScHENck
We believe .hs certificate correc! in particular
AhnsH9T Il XIX f1f!SfSs. SsfMSs. :: F:s g.
JOSHUA RHINEMORE.
5AMEs 5HS9s =. SanHkHAs' HAhyEk ''
The undersigned residents Tacony, eight miles above
The circumstances attending his case el impelled with
deep imperative duty make universally known to
the public MS entire from the last stages OF
Pulmonary Consumption. So entirely HELPLESS his
sinking and emacatcd sateas utterly preclude in the
opinion of his physician and friends watched by his
bedside, all hopes OF even temporary and resra
ton to his robust health Thus the carrf Of
invaluable specific the Pulmonc Syrup. makes it, in
belief under the of his prostrae
not to say dying condition, one of he most start
ling results that the whole annals OF medical skil or
science 1t be mpershaby rrcord-
ed TO credit and youthr greatest discover
OF nable for this hitherto remedess dseasea
lasting monument and worldwide putaon in the
Having witnessed Mr. Green distressing struggle aud sur
ferng from continual cough, superadied the other
symptoms consequent attending the last sage OF
pume ary disease; and moreover being generally be-
relieve protac his life, restore him back again
TO his former health feel thus duty give
unqualified testimony OF Mr. Green's perfect by
of the exclusive wonderful Syrup and
instruments Of relief and others who may be SO
DAVID CONRAD ND
JESSE DURfIELD.
Justice Of the Peace.
Ca tain of steamboat Trenton.
ANDREW HEATH. Jr.,
Captain OF st anhoai, Washington.
JOSEPH HEAD, JR.
JESSE WATSON.
STEPIEN LuCKENS
ROBERT ALLYN.
MATHEW TODEN.
JAMES TORBERr,
or Washnaton House. Tacony.
JOHN BLOOMSBURY.
ALLEN VANDEGRIFF,
OF Bucks county, Pa
Prepared only by j. II: SCHENCK, and for sale at his
principal ece North Sixth street. Of North Price
81 per bottle, or six bottles for S..
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Thanksgiving in New York.
PROCLAMATION, BY EDWIN ID. MORGAN, GOVERNOR OF

THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
From the depth Of aiction with strick.
hearts and ehastenel spirits own dependence
1 ~ tine MSs High And g render S
ye IN he % sse
ed Dy the most Conspicuous Sa blessings ahoas it
bered the dark periods of history and rs sorrowful
sss0's .Sed many
and our reverence FOR and is institutions while the bit
o. the year % discipline Us n M nal nun 1
given deep conviction duty defend
our obsatoas and The The Issues mo@cntoas % struggle
our o ae IS
hsh government and institutions placed in jeopardy
looking Beyond the wicked ssGers Who have prscptasd
nsap IN a & =, % b % Se SCI hcher
qualities OF national character and though their minds
and 10
that the war is dereiopns he manhood Of the and
when peace shall M return we have h thai the A%ean r
mansn the elements OF society more perfectly Blended and
We have other causes for gratitude Disease has been
sysred at home the srss nave oen pro
them dssas asads Earth. f fruits have Sss%
'a Of ssSe san s a s o
been Sss G @ on So %s I
call on for n b a d u1 h a most s'nsne Apc
sa we MAY pao nr sga on @ deep Gp N @ 5s S
proms that His endrre forever; that may fully
S ro our h upon the Be ana
men's follow those natIons wherein HIS prerogayes
are usulDfu ana VINO give not Goa the glory IN
all things and that. IN proper spirit, may ask
chat vicory shall attend o0r arms health armies
aud property our dwellings that peace may he
Of The nt,re do appoint THURSDAY THE 27rH DAY
OF NOVEMBER next as day ol Praise Thank sgving and
Prayer to Almighty God; and do recommend that, sus
pending all ordinary business pursuits the people of this
State do NEE; together their own hsen places Of wor-
ship and that the said day. throughout be appropriately
observed
In witness whereof have hecunto set my hand
dxed the Pvy OF the State the city Albany this
rst dag OF October in tne year of Lord thousand
eight hundred and sixty-tno. EDWIN d. MORGAN.
By the Governor Lockwo L. DorY Private Secretary
GENERAL--oRDERs NO. SO.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE NEW YORK;
ADJUTANT GENERALS OF ICE, ALBANY, Nov. 20. 1862
In accordance with his EAcsncy the Governor has
designated day which the people recommended
abstain from their ordinary suits and meet in their
custoed of worsh their dep Ddence
Almighty God and render thanks the benefits He
has bestowed them On such occasion, made douhy
Interesting from the momentous events which
ing we should not forget those Of our citizens whom the
customary of Thanksgiving will find away from their
homes and retes dst the clash perhaps In the
shock battle. That they wherever practicable,
in observance Of the Is ordered that the
manding officers OF regiments from this State in
vice. and the oommandants of al military within the
State the Thank giving Proclamation to be read be.
fore their assembled commands that such o,her aud
appropriate ceremonies be observed the Of the
service will permit.
BY order Of the COMMANDMENT. Chief
THO. HILLHOUSE, Adj ant General
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CONSERVATIVES, READ THIS CERTIFICATE 1T
SEEMS LIKE RAISING ONE FROM DEATH. 1T Is
CERTIrIED TO BY HER MINISTER

PHIiADELrtiIA. Pa, Sept. "a 1862.
Dr.. ScHEScK:-DrkR SIR--About two wears ago
taken with very uoub csome cough and pain my
Sons for for mys Ten applied | %
who attended me for about rae months without sasrng
PLY san IN one of our hospitals, and also had the advice
During ,ns long space Of me was nearly dead several
times my friends came 70 see me and witness my exit into
time. My breathing vas exceedingly short gave up
sars gas Wei a was entirely oa Of he s
ton and % % ~ nk n hs ~ "a DAY rd an y wei =, %ns hear
medicines ! as ordinsly bought bottle after bottle unul
cough tie suffered severely from the p.p.
%n Of s ssa 6 S9 % 1g
Dr. schen ks Office with difficulty that could get
skin was a. saow though the jaandice; d"
heavy and spy Dr. ana se "
but his medicines abou, weeks, took right hold Of
u :? PMS
took IS in the her right 3 prs % The syr rs wr ,
matter nn which came or very free; the seaweed
sod TO s%sw great the had p
flying my system and to show how bad a. was bssde az the
phl-r0 and matter expe, toraed broke out all in
have nothing 2. the kna and feel like an
enjoyed such health for Ave years as do and
bless and dsss Of one who
ss so r. 3
this reror they win call of friends
@ I BE- wS ae
MARY SCHNAIDT
The above described is perfectly know
II to be true. Yours, T. B. MILLER,
Pastor OF Hancock NJ + Church.
DR.. j. II. SCHENCK will be at No. 81 BOND STREET
New York. EVERY MONDAY, from to s. and wishes
rvbody that has Cough Cold, Liver Complaint Dys-
pepsia, Scrofua, any derangement of the
duced by unhealthy circulation, 10 call on him He
advice Free and will examine lungs free in the
ordinary way but where persons have fear that their
lungs diseased and wish 10 know their exact
diton they should by all means be examined with
the RESPIROMETER, for very frequently persons may
have pain breast and cough and the saying is
"Conceit consumption" pr. Schenck finds,
after thorough examination with the Resprometer only
perfectly sound, they with light heart. and per-
haps all the medicine they require In single box Of Man
drake Pulls How many there ar. IN this way who would
like to Dr. Schenck and their lungs examined but
afraid that they will be told they ncurabe and
they only knew that it nothing hut nervous whm. and
nothing like consumption existing their minds would he
relieved, and In fact, consumption prevented without
dicne.
Dr. SCHENCK always has . full supply OF medicines TO
retail at his which be had day OF the week.
whether he Is there or not
CONRAD FOX, No. 81 Barclay street,
Wholesale Agent FOR New York city.
Price Of the Pumonc Syrup and seaweed Tonic each 81
per bote IS the halt dozen. Mandrake Pills IS cents
box.
DR. SCHENCKS MEDICINES sold by eve ry respeeta.
BILE druggist in the United States and Canada.
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sCHENCK's PuLmOrsc SYRUP.
ANOTHER RECENT CURE or CONSUMPTION AND
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS BY sCHERCK's PUL.
M0NIC SYRUP
PHiLADELrHIA. Pa, Jan. 2. 1862.

PaLADEL.HrA. Pa, Jan. 2. 1862
vic Of. wen marked consumption when she were
70 MY feIs. man. %pes TO you ss AND
detail hs eondlon wife and the very rsmsTsabe e
she was taken with copioas bleeding from the aoss
sr sss aaes cold 'i
cline Of pnysal powers called II our family pnysi
this iy. lie ecnnaed to attend her long time. ana
@ A wh@ ms sSs saS r S her s
the grave Il was when . that her chsnces lor NE w.re We're
Jersey who had been eursd o. consu%psn and bleeding
e had sonsm AZ 1an ~S and and
knew he was cured with his celebrated medi.
ay Dr. scnenss Ssa he wo"d be sure ss
ess and Sad o S' 1' lad
was 30 dsressn as near 10 deprive her OF sleep she had
She would have fever and ehs and a, nish, free
with his he pointed on, to my iie the pr Of
h time IN any remedies as she had used neay syrry
doub,nss soon terminate in death She commenced using
and use them about mouth seeing Dr. Schenck
There this difference the effect of these medicines
all hs s obs ssa Of ryns a R the aa ID
rpen the matter and exrel in the form OF eApcctoaon
restored to their natural aud heathy c,ndon and
the blood began again 10 circulate naturally The medicines
obsnael, resisted the action the medicines Al
and free dscharre richI the
spot felt that her diseased. Her
appetite digestion Proved and she Dyed what she
ha1 long been stranger tosweet and refr shng sleep
The medicine continued to act her blood and purified
it, and after f0cr i've months she had relained her
9Th and felt that her system gcd from all dis
She Is well and and able to attend to the
duties OF her family aud cannot speak terms OF too great
praise OF ths virtues OF medicines She Is destrous
erybody shall know what they have for her and will
be glad direct the that will
fell of the human reside
No 1907 Cherry street amt Mrs Lannips myself Will b.
happy to have call residence, and
hear themselves OF the great virtues Of vu
able medicines Yours truly. q. W. LANNING
Place OF business No. COZ Arch street Philnde phhl
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Prizes Cashed in All Lcgalixed Lotte.
ries Informato on given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
. III Wall street, room New York.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-A Premium Of
l2k per cent paid on Prizes Information furnished.
Hirhest price paid for Douolo1ns American Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR & Co, BANKERS, IL Wall stfe,,.
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g. w. Green, at the New Hat Com-
pany Nassau tandard price OF Hats 80 80 equal
10 made Fes equally low prices Gents Fars
wholesale prices Give call and judge Tor yaurselve es
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H. Y. S.-Ball0u Brothers Removed
from t09 403 Broadway Largest stock Of Gents Under
the CITY.
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This medicine the power of digestion and
the absorbents into healthy action by which the
depositions aud all enla
duced, well pain and inflammation and is good fer
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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noctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
,er, worst form " Scrofa obstinate erupons OF Skin
and old Ulcers No Division street. New York city,
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Two Splendid Performa noes To-day at
BARNUMS II tho last dag Of those Esquimaus Indians
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Omcinl Ora wings OF the Library Assoc
cation Compsny's Lottery OF Kentucky.
CLASS No. 41l-Noyemper II. 1862.
IA, "a, IS, 81, 53. 81. 65 /, u, -. "A, A., 2.
CLASS No. i0,-Novcmher q, 1862.
"a, 81. 27, s, z. 10. i3. Is, Is, g.. 40, AZ
K. FRANCE & Co, Covington, Ky.
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David's Fall style or GentIcmen's Hats,
2QQk broadway, Duane sretk
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Omcial Ora wings or the Delaware state
Lotteries. . -
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS 50l-November Il, 1861.
20, 10, 80, 81. l6, -. Il, 81 70, 81, -. IL, ~
DELAwARr. CLASS 3sS-Novemter I'll 1862.
IL, 3S, u, II, 2i 80, IL. ~, 81, s., 81, Al.
JOHN A. MORRIS co,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS THE NEW
n STYLE, Just received Very elegant. Only ut p2 Broad
ray corner of Duane street. Established l8t
4 Rox OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES tsINGLE I'M
n uaI ready markedp, only 81 So M MGlMBREpE'S, 5SS
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The Finest and Most Graceful Hats for
gen,emens wear in New York manufactured and cold
by yESPENSCIiEID, 11S Nassau street
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Purge Out the Morbid Hamors OF the
Aosd by dose two of AYERS Pills, and You VIII have
,learer heads well as bodies.
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Omcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy ~
Co g Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS ao3-Noyember II. 1867
6S ~ 80. SO, y, 81. b. %, SO, 20. 25, IL, b.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 55i-November q, 1852
35, 10, 70, 30, Al, SO, II, 81. 20, g.. 81, 56.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing eiherto
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covington, Ky. o. Louis.
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Trusses.-Mnrsh's Radical Cure Truss,
pnce OF Brosdway and Ann street. under Barnum
No connection with any ohcr Office OF lady
attendant n
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Prepared only by J. H. sCHENCK, and for sale at h
principal ece, 80 North Sixth street. of North. Pr
81 per bottle or six bottles for IS.
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Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.-
Sent any ali tod With Rupture or HernH Ad.
Jress box 7S3 New York Post ofce
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OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, MAkklED, OR CONfEM
PLATING MARR1AGE.
In affections peculiar Femaes
THE EXTRACT BUClIU
II unequaled by other remedy Chlor0sss Ro
tenton. Irregulary panfulness Suppression Of Gus
toniAry Evacuatons liberated Schirrous of the
Uterus Leucorrhea, or Whites. Stert, and for all
plants incident to the whether arising from iuscretsn.
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT I'll
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Milicr's 30 Cents Hair Dye and % Cents
tnyigoraor Sold everywhere Try them Depot &c Dcy st
Trusscg.-Marsh u CO.-Radtcal Cure
Truss 0nicc still at No vcsey street. Asor House. No
connection with other onice Of the same Alady
Att
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A CARD.
EVANSVILLE " JOURNAL OFFICE
g. QC.l


Ed JOURNAL: Icalled at your office
this morning for the purpose of having
correction made, in relation to the fight
at Uniontown Ky, on the 1st am the
Adjutant of the 18th regiment, and hap
en- to know some little about what .oc-
Cured on that day You say that from
other sources we learn that O. P. Far
row was not seen during the fight, nor
until he made his appearance under the
flag of truce, which is as base false
hood as ever was told. Capt Smith was
the man that raised the flag, but done
that only, when the Col told him that if
he could not get his men to stand, that
they had better quit. The Capt failed
to get the flag recognized, and gave it to
Col. Farrow, who started toward the
piece of artillery they were using against
us, and got the attention of Col johnson,
who ordered the firing to cease. think
they had been szirmishing near 20 min
ntes before either the Colonel or myself
were aware of it, and the moment Colonel
lsttI1OWs AASM. II uC SttItcu lUE Ills Hu6Il, anu
was with them until the surrender was
made. For the truth of the above, | will
refer you to the men of his command,
who now are wounded in the hospital at
this place, as there can be no doubt as
to where they were during the engage
ment, which lasted about one hour and
three quarters. We had 142 men in the
fight, against $50, and one piece of artil-
lery. Such is the information that Col
johnson gave sand | have it from others,
that knew, The Clerk of the Sallie
List, it seems is a reporter for the =" Jour
nal, ," and such report as. it is, after en-
ioying the hospitalities of the Colonel, |
think does not deserve, much notice. AT
the time Mr.. Clerk came in, the Colonel
was talking with Mr. Taylor, his cousin.
| think itwould have been advisable for
| you to have informed yourself better be-
| fore commenting, on the conduct of the
Colonel Men that sit in an office, with
a goose quill behind their ear, as .asgen-
eral thing, know more about the way
this war should be conducted than those
in the field brf
Hoping that justice may be done to all
interested, o0I r4t
--, .F am very, respectfully,
-s d. lss .t.. T.C aGRooMs,
Adj't 18th Ind. Vols. -4a n-s. ~.
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For tFc journal.
''The Rebels have Rights ~

EDS JoURNAL:-Passing by all other
seditious and rebellious sentiments utter
ed by Mr.. Hendricks at Babytown, we
propose to notice that one indicated by
the heading of this article, hoping to SO
unmask the battery that henceforth it
shall be of no avail Mr.. Hendricks said
that, at the commencement of this rebel
lion, when rebel would assert that his
rights had been infringed upon, the I'm
ion men would demand of him "what
right of yours has been abusedY' to this
question the rebel could give no answer.
Now, if Mr.. Hendricks had stopped here
he would have been right, and all true
Union men could have said Amen But
he goes further and says: Noao, since
the Uar has progressed a fe,o months,
rebels can assert most positicely that
their rights hare been abt,sd, and the
q Union men could not deny IT. :" Now,
what are we to understand from this
language, if it does not mean that reb-
els have rights guaranteed to them under
the constitution, and what does this mean
but treason, as black as any ever uttered
by the minions of the Rattlesnake King
dom? q l
The rebels were wrong at first, but
since they have persisted in that
wrong, it becomes an established and
undisputed right. We have heard Of
men telling monstrous falsehoods so of
ten, that they finally come to the con
clusion that they were true. We hope
that Mr.. Hendricks has not gone so far
but that he may yet be convinced and
saved from his errors. But how can any
man claim rights for traitors, since they
forfeit the right of life and property by
the act of rebellion. We know of nc
other right. except that of going to the
regions of darkness; and we do not know
that that right has been infringed by the
Government. la-a si sie
a. We confess our surprise at such teach
ings from such man at such critica
period of events in the history of oul
country. But Mr.. H. seems to bt
moved by the same spirit of Davis, & Co.
"rule or ruin" He failed to get tn,
Governor seat, and, therefore, true t.
the instinct of his satanic leader, woult
rather reign in He'll, drawing the thirC
part of the stars of heaven after him
than submit to the government of heav
en-. HIRAM.
ALLUvIA, August 80. 1862. IA 4.z~
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