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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26

A BRAVE TYPo.-Among those who
participated in the brilliant dash by the
list Indiana Cavalry into Fredericksburg
was Robert N. Gapen, formerly of Terre
Haute, in this State. He was a mere
youth, but he possessed all the gallantry
and daring of mature manhood, and his
reckless daring on that occasion cost
him his life. We knew him we'll He
was printer by trade, one of the most
expert compositors we ever saw.
He was impetuous, passionate and
brave to fault, having lacked in child
hood the restraining influences of his
parents, who died when he was quite
young. When the war broke out he
volunteered in the 18th Indiana Regi-
ment, and served with it during the three
months campaign.
He afterwards went out to the 18th
with which he served for. some time,
without being mustered in, and after
wards attached himself to the lst Caval-
ry, and was one of the fifty-four of that
battalion who dashed into Fredericks-
burg in the face of more than two thous-
and rebel troops, FIVE hundred of whom
were mounted
Gaper with his usual recklessness
climbed to the top of a building and
tore down the rebel flag, but paid the
penalty of his temerity being shot through
the temple as he reached the ground.
He possessed tender and affection
ate heart, and was full of noble impulses
and had he lived would doubtless have
distinguished himself in after life. He
was a nephew of Hon. r. n Hudson
who cherished the idea Of placing him
in the Naval School at Annapolis fol
which young Gapen felt strong desire.
But be fell as hundreds and thousands
of the bravest youths of the land have, and
will yet fall bravely fighting for his coun-
trys flag, and among the thousands who
have fallen, few will be longer ramem
bered by thre friends than Bob. Gapen
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KIpyAppERs CAgEp-Ten men, cap

~ KIDNAPPERs CAGED-Ten men, cap
tured in Kentucky and identified as
part Of the marauders who made the raid
on West Franklin, stole a number of
guns and some horses, we believe, and
kidnapped DR.. Ham, were taken to Mt
Vernon, before Judge Pitcher, and, waiv-
ing an examination, were by him COM
mitted to jail to await the action of the
Grand Jury of Posey County.
There are seven cases against each of
them, on each of which they were held
to bail in sums of 81 500 to $4,000 each
in each case.
The Jail of Posey County not being
deemed secure, they were sent to this
place, under a guard of twenty-five of
the lst regiment of the Indiana Legion.
The following are the names of the
parties thus sent up. The first two are
under bail of $4,000, the others under
bail of $4,000 each. Of course they
will be unable to give it, and viii conse-
quently be held until the meeting of the
Grand Jury, in March next: B. NJ. Clay,
P. j. Marrs, Jonas Noakes, T. DEE Champ,
Chas. Woods, VIM Quinn, J. c. Quinn,
John Goblin, J. 7. Powell, George Finley.
Chas Woods was formerly a citizen of
Evansville. --~e
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26
u. s. LICENSE.
LA SIT GALL.

Allpersons having Licenses
yet in my hands for payment
and delivery, are required to
call at my Office during this
week or they will forfeit and
may expect to pay the penal
ty imposed by the U. S. Ex-
else Law. 1t is not my bust
ness TO go to them, and my
returns must be made on the
1st of December.
VIZ. 4. FRENCH,
Collector.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.


8 hhds sugar, bbls molasses, 10 pkg groceries,
Preston Bros; casks Zinc 2j bxs tin plate SaEl'i
Orr. IL bxs dry goods ] II Maghee & Co; pkgs
groceries, Bement Il Veil; % doz brooms, G Me
johnson; boz, chest, L W Emery; | bag rice,
L Kessler cases shoes, Richardson a q; . bSs
Iiquerice G Sauer & Co; p bxs boots, Semonin );
l chest Tuncher; bxs hardware g Babcock;
hhds sugar, 2 casks yrup, Reilly Co; lOparler
Stoves scantlin; pkgs sundries W II 2 Stod-
dard 3 bbls pig feet, W w Shannon; bXs dry
goods, Macksy, Henning & Co: 4G cases, Morgan,
Reed & Co: 2 bxs dry goods, Leon, Berg 4 Co; l
box CUTLERY, Straub & Son; box drugs, Keller
y White; i bale bags, ] Day; 10 bxs in tin,
Gilbert & Co; bbls rye, w Caldwell 10 brooms
W Foster; 40 ba es hayr&S NJ Ak man.
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The 18th XIV. Cavalry.

We had the pleasure of visiting, a few
since, the camp of the 18th KY, Cavalry
1t is beautifully situated on rising piece
of ground, near Greensboro, and is called
" Camp Ed. Weir" in honor of citizen
of Daviess county, prominent for his sac
riices and exertions in behalf of the
Union. This regiment is composed of
Green River men, with the exception of
two companies of Hoosiers,) and they
have seen constant service for more than
three months past The men were re-
recruited by Coloners Meter and Shanks,
and since the death of the former the
regiment has been commanded by Col.
Shanks, ably assisted by Lieut. Colonel
Holman and Majors Lightfoot and Ken
ney.
We were agreeably surprised at the
lAAeffe s-s-s-.n-..-l--.l.::..
has attained Lieut. Col. Holman has
given ample evidences of his peculiar
! fitness for the position he holds in the
success which has marked his efforts tc
make the Twelfth equal to other cavaly
corps in maneuvers upon the field. The
services of this regiment, although not o.
a character to attract attention from
abroad, have been invaluable Theil
scouting parties have penetrated every
secession neighborhood within reach, anc
the name of Colonel Shanks is a terror tt
evil doors throughout the Green River
valley. We hope the day is not far dis
tant when this gallant corps will be
/ placed in a field where its services vii
be appreciated and rewarded. The off
beers of the line seem to know what this
war is about, and recognize the grea
truth that peace at this time means the
| total destruction of the Government. the
ruin of the popular system and the be
trayal of the hope of civil liberty. Witt
such men to fight our battles everywhere
we should win victory, cost what it may
To the staff officers of the Twelfth W.
are indebted for such generous hospital
ties as only Kentuckians can dispense
May they be abundantly rewarded foi
their exertions in behalf of the Unior
/ oaneo -, Il
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Evansville

g~ A letter from this city to the
Cincinnati Commercial says that the re
cruits by hundreds daily come in from
East Tennessee, and without ceremony
enter the service The brigade of noble
and gallant East Tennesseeans before it
reaches Nashville will number nearly
ten thousand strong, in which will be
near two thousand cavalry, well armed
and equipped as such. Altogether, they
will be sufficiently strong to raise the
Star-Spangled Banner in every county
in East Tennessee, and maintain their
position against any force the rebels
can send against them.-LouisUille
Journal
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To Absentees Of the FOrty-SecOnd
Indiana Volunteers,

am ordered to publish the names of
all absentees without leave as DEsERTERs.
There are large number of sound,
hearty men at home. All those who
fail to report to me before Friday, the
28th of this month, at Evansville, will be
so published, their names and the coun-
ties where they live given, and reward
offered to the Sheriffs for their arrest
The regiment needs large number of
recruits. Any willing to enlist l will en-
roll and furnish with transportation to
the regiment
j. NJ. SHANKLIN,
Lieut.. Col. AID Ind. Vol.
nov22dlw&wlt
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nor We learn that the steamer Nav

1~ We learn that the steamer May
Duke, before she passed into the hands
of the present owners, was engaged in
the rebel service, and thus became liza
ble to confscation under the law of Con-
cress. Yesterday she was attached by
the u. S. Marshal at Hence sof, and
hence will be laid up here until the case
is decided. We hope her present own
ers who are loyal men and good citi-
zans will not be left without recourse on
her former Owners.
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HOME INTERESTS.
TFunkSi Trunks! Trunks!

G. W. LoNGsHoRE, Manufacturer and
Dealer in Trunks, Valises, Carpet Sacks,
SC, &c, Locust street, between First
and Second, near Sherwood House, Ev-
ansyille, Indiana
Trunk Covers made to order Trunks
repaired on short notice, and in the best
workmanlike manner.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26

The Posr OFFICE will be closed on
Thanksgiving Day from 10 A. NJ. to 81 P.
N. The Office will open as usual in the
morning at 7 o'clock The Deliveries
will close at 8, during the putting up of
the r. r. mail, and open again from 9
to 10. The Office will open after the ar
rival of the mail at nights! clock.
Nov. 26-2td
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26

HARPER's AND THE ATLANTIC MONTH
LIEs-These two sterling magazines
for December were received at Dobell S
last night.
Harper, with this number, enters on its
9th volume, and the fourteenth year of
its existence, while the Atlantic closes
its 10Th volume No other magazines
have attained the circulation that these
have, and no others have so merited an
extensive circulation. Dobell has full
supply.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26

Bs@ Mr.. j. Perry Elliott has removed
his City Gallery to No. 8 Second street,
over John Raschs Shoe Store, where his
friends and patrons and the public gem
orally are invited to call and see what
they shall see-the finest gallery in the
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26
BOARDING.
TAnTES' FURS.

Having bought cur fine
Furs before the unprece-
denied advance on this arti-
Gle, we are prepared to fur
niah our Lady customers With
as fine sets as ever seen any
where and for a good deal
less money, To satisfy your
selves on the point, call at
VAUTTER G. MARCONNIER,
SO Main Street.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is rising very
slowly, the rise being entirely from Green
River and other tributaries this side of
Louisville. The rise from Pittsburg will
not reach here before Friday or Satur-
day.
The May Duke and the Hazel Dell
arrived here yesterday evening.
The Hazel Dell will leave at six
o'clock this evening for Cairo and all
intermediate ports She will be the only
packet leaving tonight.
The May Duke will lie up here, by
authority of the U. S. Marshal.
The Duke left last night with a good
trip for Cairo.
The Citizen, which has been lying up
at Cairo, came up yesterday, en- route to
Cincinnati
The Trio came down last night with
the remainder of the SD Ohio aboard.
The Wabash we learn, is quite high,
and there is plenty of water thence to
Tne u.--zle- 4l,sv Ohio
leave this evening for Louisville. We
believe it is the intention to put her in
the trade with the two Grey Eagles be-
tween Louisville and Henderson, thus
making daily line
The Big Grey Eagle had not arrived
up to a late hour last night. She will
doubtless be here early this morning.
The st. Cloud, with Gen. Burbridge
and staff on board, passed down last
night.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26

ANOTHER CROP OF BUTTEKNUTs GATH
Erred IN.-Major Platter, of the 4th Cav
airy, arrived at Henderson on Monday
night from jacksonville, with upwards of
80 guerrilias, picked up by his command
in the regions named above
Major Platter and his gallant Hoosiers
are indefatigable in their efforts to ferret
out these proving vagabonds, and to
free that region from their depredations.
The falling of the leaves robs the thieves
of the great advantage they have hith-
erto enjoyed in their lurking tactics, and
henceforth till Spring they may rely on
having an active time, unless they be
take themselves to more secure quar-
ters.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26

FoUND.-A black shawl. The owner
can get it, by calling at the Post-office.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26

HONOR TO WHOM HoNoR-Amid the
many brave troops from Indiana who
have done hard and valuable service in
defence Of their country, battalion Of
the Sd Indiana Cavalry, like battalion
of the LIST, has been almost entirely over
looked. The battalion of the 1st recently
brought itself into prominent notice by
the brilliant dash of portion CT it into
Fredericksburg, Va, and the battalion
of the Sd, which, hitherto unknown to
fame, has served in the Department of
the Ohio, is just beginning to loom up
by the performance of distinguished SER
vices.
They are engaged in guarding the
Louisville and Nashville pike, between
Bowling Green and Nashville They are
rapidly becoming a terror to the rowing
guerrillas, to whom they show little
mercy. One of their most recent ex-
ploits is thus modestly placed on record,
in letter dated Nov 18th:
Yesterday morning, twenty-four miles
out, we had a skirmish, and succeeded in
capturing Brig. Gen Carver, one Colo
mel, recruiting officer, and sixteen pri-
Yates, and brought them safe into camp"
BGs- The delay of Gen Burnside in
opening his batteries upon Fredericks-
burg, is in harmony with movements
being made in other quarters. His bat
teries are planted on heights over
looking the town, and have complete
command not only Of the town, but of
the country for two or three miles
around, and the destruction of the place
will speedily follow the commencement
Of the cannonade.
From limitations received in various
quarters, tie rebels are likely to have a
brisk time of it in Virginia this winter.
The luxury Of warm huts, such as they
enjoyed at Manassas, will not be theirs
during the coming frost, and snow, and
ice.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Agency for Soldiers Claims.

n w. MCBRIDE AND A. T. wHITTLESEY,
VI. procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money /,
Arrears of Pay, and Land Warrants, under the
several acts of Congress-
Fees moderate, and no part of their charges coll
leste till the claim is secured.
Office on north side of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana.
Sbl5 MCBRIDE WHITTLESEY.
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THE STORE, No. "a, WEST OF FIRST
Street, formerly occupied by j. H. a w, w
Morgan, is for rent. Apply at
ncV-l MORGAN, READ h co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-07

WAsHISGroN, Jan. al - Official dis.
patches from Com. GoldSborough, dated
Jan. 26th, arrived this morninr. Seven
been the naval vessels were At that time
in the Sound over and beyond the bulk
head. under the 10 nrncdiotc supervision OF
Com. Rowan, in fuil readiRess for opera
tons. Gen. Burnside was preparing his
forces 20 actin connection with the fleet.
Com. GoldfborcuQh sOys;
"Thines now look hopeful, aid 7 sin.
cerely believe We shall he soon at the en-
smy. Any decided approach nov tothia
quarter on tho part OF the rebels with all
the force they can muster would certain
~ result In their speedy capture and de-
stnlVtn,B:'
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GRAEFENRERG
y ~ NpthT MEDICINES.

,.I 1u,I,, =.
sknru P6ysioian, and they may Ls relied vpon la al
cases
m. irt.llirepre of ,be ,o,,,,,i, a, No, t.,,,.ah,
,h. or .ins, ,,Li, 1, ~ "o' ~
hn, tha s1n.,,, h,,.i,' ,',,.''. :.
eleven a n, ,enI m,d,r,ns,. Ill ,n,siIsj w ~ .n,,
cftbs ,,s,a.s. III, mn ~, ~, ] 70 ~ 80 a
among Witch may bs sci, ctcd ore hrpropnBie o an,
tv-rIIECR rPENurRc yPnlrAntp pttts
are 6eicf than any oih.r kind os Pi, In The ~orld
Price IS cents.
,sy.up pgrNnppc tIpptxp c,,un, ,o>
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TEMPERANCE,

the present proprietor believes that making them
widely known the public welfare u subsersd.
II VIII soon he for sale by aofDr Robacks numer
Gus Agents, and NJ Hotels &c, the county over In
the mrantime orders WILDE Oiled d rect from Cincin.
natl IN any quantity, and at the lowest rates. Il IL
put tp In Gu IT Bottles, and securely packed In one
dOz Half doz samp'e eases Nill however, be
packed aud sent TO any address, irdesirsd.
Retai Price, s. per Bottle, or G Bottles for S.
rrincipal office vnd slle'room, No. ErH Fourth
street, 81 building from Main Street, Cincinnati, q.
l.ahratory, No. - Hammond Street.
For sale In Ssrera count, byl l., 81. John n Co.,
Dubois X Co and J. \. MaHIrRrdt, Tihn; u. Hail,
Lowell; u. NJ. Atn,i, Adrian; J. w Miller Atira
ID w Hoffman. Dcrwick; Johu lewis, Bttisyille,
u Nounker, Natsons Statiori Il Z bliss, BlnomV'i;
II Cfeque' West l.odii Dub is X Co., Fostofia;
lanes Gray, Mclmotei Sileox, Ned lodii Z
Yates, Green Springs. dct25.Ir
md by merchants and druggist. generally tLroug ughoui
the unitsd States aud CHnadBs.
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DENTISTRY
DR.. ]. w MARTIN, Dentist,

Has permanently located in Tifir,
aud ,enGss bis pfsi.sonal services TO the siussns o
Iinn and ,cioi'y.
iiayrT all oitis latest imptoss u Irspsrst
aud st the sst, and also 10 issst
teeth, from one 20 euiifv sslt, Honnied Nalsan
ifed Rubrt Uotl, t,sH sud sHy style Of wotk called
for psraininEt neHti,ity. Decsysd Tsslh hlss with
gold and Othrrmaistisl soas TO ptetsfys aHd reader
them ssefni and free from pain
Tceth cleaned aAd diseased gums treated success.
fuly,
necessary painI and also regulate the teeihoi children
An operation, warranted sisctey. ChAfEss nod
etatr.
Old oldplaies taksnin exchange for worn,
uRce two doors west tie fostofLce.
Iihin, o.. uct n, ltOi.tf
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. ROback's Stomach Bliter>

A new and delightful stomaohis nvd Cordial, hi
living tone to the stomach, and Tor the prevention
bill ous complaints incident TO the Western counif,
Try ~.
A. morning drink, 10 assist digestion and reli,,,
dyspepsia. II has no equal. Try ii.
Ia Favor IL Is superior 10 othef Biiters. Try u.
The formula Of these Biusrs, now (isGi) tie sole
property OF DR.. Roback, originated with one of the
oldest and most emiYcni Medical Practitioners of the
West aud II u directly predicated upSn the wants o
Western people,
These Diters de'ive their stimulus from the power
iu tonic nature Of tho roots and herbs of which they
are composed and as they are, by allaying unnatura
rIaNlnra of The sInma al.h. nrnInniirn
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Il. SICIn.

Attorney & Counsellor at Law.
~ Nice IN IN Commercial Row, over Whites Store.
Washiuvan street. rfoiessionalbns 'nessand thvgol'
lection Of lk'ndsofclaimsPfomptly auendcdto.
Tigir Nov ,Hth, 1901.
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Invites close Cash Buyers to con
slider the following facts, and III Il
would not be to their inteTestt sent him an orier-
Ms business u exclusively cash one; he buys aud
sseSelu,vely for Cash aud has ene OF the most OK.
tensve Factories in rinn.
Some thirty different choice brands Of serars from
Havana aud fireman constantly on hand. An eNten.
siye cash business enable sell very small pro.
Its. Also, sole agent for genuine tIavnns Eagle PTi n.
eips, from the manuacory of NJ. de L'vllusas; Nun.
sTot Ste, Riis Street Ptincips, Isla lie Cuba.
lie has, Also ehoise brands Of fne ut Chewing and
Smoking robsceoi French Rappe and Macaboy snuff,
constantly on hand. Orders filled on short notice.
I .Tms Cash. tdrcal d. sCtllNNESS,
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AYE RS
OATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you siek, fesbis, srrd
compiaininsi Are ycu out =
order, with your system D.
raagcd, and your feelings no
conifortallei Tee symp
toms are often the prelude %
ssriOus Illness. Some 1t u
sickness i creeping upon you.
and should be asertcd by a
timely use Of the right reru-
edy. Tske Ayers Pills, end
cleanse out the dis,adefed hn-
mOfs - purify the blood, aud
LET the huids move on un0b-
structcd In health srsin.
They stimulate the functions
Of tie body into vigorous ec-
tisity, purify the system from
the obttructiOus which mnko
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q. e.. HciiharZ,

Dental Surgeon .-----Otlice in
ShAwhap's Re,k 90 story directly und,t tho lIihne'
lhics, Narkets,teet, IiWn ohio, ocsa'b
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Headache, e,sickIIesdacbe,F Foul stomae
L.. IL. FL ~ q .i,.---..

DgAR mo Avn. Icanuot answer you ,phgt com plants
have cWei with your Pulls better than say oil %
freat ruth dpHgnfrs medcine pl.eo great depcn-
doneo ecctua eath,rtic In my daily contest with
dssse a believing o that ysnr Pills afford us the
best we hare, of course value them highly.
PIrrsnuRd, In, May I, 1855.
Dr. J. G. Arm. Sir; have been repeatedly cured og
the worst hedaeis any body have by dose two
Of Nnur Pills. u to arise ffOm FOUL stomach,
which they cleanse nj once.
Yours with great respect IN. W. PRBBLH,
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Nohic, DcWoir& Noble,

Attorneys a Counsetlors at Law.
,dics IN singsrs New Blook, opposite the Court
'lpuse. navg3
W. r, Noble. u. v, nswolf Ilsulson Noble.
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DEr,rIaESr og tns IsISnios,

SRA have used your fills In my general aud hospital
practice since you made the aud eannut hvrule 70
say they e beat ralartic employ, Their rc,l-
laug acvu en the liver Is quick aud decided eenso.
quentiy they ars an admirable remedy for nsenonis
bilious dsea5s obstinate that did rot readily yield 10
them. fratsrnally yours, ALONzO BALI, ". D.,
IHHsicfdn Of me Marina JI,s,,,i.f
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AS a Family Physio.

TfoT1 DT. z. ", tbTfoTlgHll Ntlv OF7fa1f.
Your Pills are the prince Of purEos. Their excellent
qualities surpass any caibartic possess They
mild but very certain and ectual IN their action the
bowels, which makes them invaluable 10 ~ In the daily
treatment Of disease.
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New and Fashionable

aud will he ,ol Al the lowest possible rates Call q
The hne ie~rlfy and Piano Rooms. No Caumcr Ia
Row, 1iihn, -. nD WILLIAM GALItP
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BIIIou, Disorders : Liver conpIsint..

From Dc. Theodore BcH, n Nstr Fort CIV.
Not cnly your pills admirably auple 20 their pHr.
pose apsrout hut npd thsir beneficial effects uro,,
the Liver very matkci indeed They have In my prae.
tlce proved efectua foe tho Of 6aiou
ptififs than any reu-y can mention. sincerely
reoleo that have length purgaivo Which Is No,-
Thy the eonndence VI the nLofasson and the peono.
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Constipation, ,Costlveness. Suppression,
Rheumatisni, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, FITS, stc.


Too much cnnnot he said Of yonr rlls for tho ~
oosfreHcss. fOthera Of fraternity have hnd theta
as enieacous Rs have. they should Join me IN ploelas
ing for the bencnt Of the mutitudes who suffer finh
that complaint which, although bad enough IN iissiL Is
tho proseniior Of others that believe
tr'eS to originate IN tho liver, but Your ra affect lE
organ and euro tho disease
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Dysentery, Diorrhcs, Relax, Worms.

f'v"t ~ q" u bfcfiif ~ tfti,SJN
Your Pills have had long trial IN my pmciice, and
hold thc In esteem ef the best ApcIi-nts haSo
ever found. Thar alternative effect upon the liver makes
r an excellent remedy, when given Ia small doses sr
i..sis dyseHiery ond dafrh00. Their sugsr-coaiing
hrs 1'rm very acceptable aud convenient br the us1
VI women and children.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-07

Prom Rev. u v Hines, ids1 ef ddrsnt Chpei, BcssN.
Dn. Arm; have used your rills with extraordinary
success In my hniiy aud among those called TO visit
In distress. To Regulate Tho organs Of digestion aud
purify tho blood they the very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them 10
my friends. Yours, J. v. IIlMhs.