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Liver InVigOFatOP

SEatHs NEVER DEBlIITATES. fsas AS'
4 4 is C0MPOUNDEDs ENTIRELY
free FRoMGuMs,asdh has becoms an established
fact, a Standard Medicine, known and approved
by all whc have uoed II, and Is now resorted 10
with confidence in oil ie liseases for which Il Il
recommended. ss,s. q < g. IS IN ,1T'i1rsr
IL hos cured thousands,g within the last wears
who Ind given up allie hopes % relief ss The
numerous, unseiicitedlr. .icertihcutes in my pos
session show, # l<r = IS fss.is sf{ go -
y Fhe dose must be- laSap,ed 10 the temner.
ament ot the iadividuailr italxng II, and used in
sneh Quantities es 10 acilsz gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates OF b Your Judgment ruids
you In the use OF thelz LINER IgVIGDR.
ATOR. and % witt lcure Liver G q M,
plants, Bilious Att hacks, Dyspepsia,
Chronic DIarrhoea,I I< sum me y ecni piRnts
Dysewtefy, Dropsy Il, ISour Stoma zach. Ha.
bituai Costiycmess, Choifc, Cholera,
g h o era Morbus,F Cholera nfanaum,
FiHtutence, J u nsl- Ia ice. Female Meak
uesses, and may bel used successfully ! an
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINES twill
cure SICK HEADACItt.t Gas thoussnds eau tes.
tify) IN TWENTY MINUTES, lF-TWO or
THREE TEASP0ONFULI.S ARE TAKEN
at conmencement OF attack. va, 7'7f
All who use u are gising their testimony in its
favor. ~ -r 80 ,sl
91r nlix water In the mouth with INYtGORA-
TOR, aud swallow both together.
te Price One Dollar per Isottie.
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CHLDRRs. IL remorn Der a ereat man CON.
ing 70 my bousa at waIthar,, and seeing my
children standing 10 the order of their age
mako rich men poor" But he straight 70.
coived this answer: Nay, nv lord, these sro
they that make poSr man rich. for there
is not ano Of these whom We would part
with for all your wealth. Taylor.
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRACY. Z
MEDTCAL.

MEDICAL. 4 a,
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VHc~<2k II|.f..k etfactcd W. houlth again.
1kts They sllmplete tis fsnriions
sisi'y, rssig sss ys,sn asm
dlsessa cuIa aoff1cn rondui1fo ~ The body, nnd OBJ
s.rncts ne nataral functions. Thcses y not rcoved,
react upon themselves and Tho sronndng organs, pro-
dncing geperi argrnyation, nHdsing, and discuc
While in Tits condish oppressed BY tho dcranerfasnts
ss r AZ % ss- s;s s 's &c ss'lsss Sssys ssi
yelling Of health ngau What s bne and 20 apparent In
~. tyial and cen,mea eo,ppsint 4 aso ,rne IN many
,npRtvs elect oxpsb thsn. casad BY sn,iln obs,rue
one and dernngouents of Tho natural functions Of the
Sy ss ere s@s rs R ss@ !" s s@ sSss ss cso
riha, WI. neseet 70 employ Them ~hen suer'hs rV'n
'ns s,ls.s,a.. u,'ssasss nay % e1rs. irs, q :, A..
principal e,lss, and fnn other Won knora puilis pr
sohs rfit says
Fom a Nsrvay,iips Ms,vsaR IT. Lo,,ts, Rb. 4 1854
Dn Avsa. your rils arc ro parascn of ~ tisns is
grew. = ssIsas & , ,s.s !, y. % Isy n II,,l: "a d,ssass %
hcHraie fbr years. lier mother hns bseu loBg grev
ousy afflicted With buiehes and l,apes en hss eka ani
ASA H0RQRlDdR
fitt As = kamny aAyse. n
Eam DF' - W tnrsrfeht Neg csfsans'
Your pais are The prince Of purgss. Their ezceiicnt
SdsSs $ ,,, snrgass sy @ ,s..s Ts i PGss They s,s
io~es ssiirS ea,cs tsv, invslaahls 70 ,,s m ,,s ny
trcatInent OF disease. aatt sstag
hhon"nehe SIC hifen"none,rena stonseh.
From ID. hafi0a'd Boyd BaEH'ors.
have ouref with your puts better tin h my aT af I'd
spsr trsa Nth proafpo saeene rnee great dspa,
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he v% very indeed % ' lsy havs b iain my pssc
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prastlcc ever nce scu made ts,,s ma sa,,el es 70
say ihsy ere DE st salharts wc employ Tieir fors.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-13

RnMxlmEa always TO mix good sense
with good things, or they will become dis.
gusting.s 'a'iI ao'fia ,sotrul4 I
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& 81. MEDICAL. { I'.''1
The Grsofenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

a hspIepsFst under the fmmsdiA,e s6rerv,s
~ ion VI q illful rhssioian. ana lhev mas Il.
renedupon IN an csses.
The intelligence Of tho cotnrnupi,v n no, n.
snlisd by ,ho cflsr o. single medicine which
Claims 70 cure All nisEAsrs but the Cgfenbrcrg
kenedfss consist OF seven different Medicines.
~ unequafedin IN the cure Of discancs fs,t which
they are recommended, amone which ms, be se.
.s.ss enc npprep.s,s . sny q o diseases Incl
erTHE GREFENBERc VEGETABLE
PILLS arc bsiiof shqn any other hind Of Pills IN
the world--Priro 25 Cohis..a IS "a 5se,F ~
RerTIIE ,GRIEFENBERC UTERINE CA.
THOLICnN1i is an iaiahbie remedy for al Fe.
iheic diseasss.--PRlCE s,lt0. "t'
br1HE UTERINE CAyHoTicoN wiIisiso
cure cure Gravel Di,aascs Of the Kidneys, Urinary
difficulties Ia males. 7 frsSsrf f,ta. n
erTHE GREFENBERc sARsAPARTLLA
dcpnd in use.- Price One Dollar.
e1rTIIE GREFENBERC DYsENTERY
SfRBP h csrtsiH and quick remedy for hild
eases o. tho boweif-- Price 50 Cenis. v, - -
ar THE GRAEEENDERG PILE REMEDY
never tais to permanently relieve this distressing
diSense--Price One Doiaf, +" ~- 4"
fyTHE GRHFENBERG CnILDRFN,s
PARACEA 10 an Invaluable compound in ail
Diseases incident to-children. s.,l-K w 80
THE GRIEF EENBERG FEVER AND ACuE
REMEDY is sovereign specific for this partic.
ulnI disease4 Pfice 50 Cents. HEf - y.
IilE GkEtEABERG GREEN MOUNT
AIN OINTMEN1 Il excels al other On ives In i,s
curative elects Price 2s Cents y
THE GRAiFENBEgG tCONSUMPTTvE-S
BALM affords the most asionishng reliet In ali
palmonary comPlains- Price 300 shotile. tan
eminent Physiciau Of New York, ftafes ihbt he
has knowuth the Gwfenberg Consuu piivs's Balm
used with great sucrees IN Dropsy.,s Our own
experience s5bsianhstes bis stais mentl
THE EGREFENBERC HEALTH BITTERs
are the mort pleasant und delightful tonic ever
prepared.--Pfiee 25 Gents. s9i st9la44 Sis
fyTnEGREFESBERG LOTION is rnparsi.
Price 25 Cents
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The nbove.named Ladies' we are persopliey &C.
qaainied with, and know thot for several wears
while we lived IN Medina they were grent suf-
torers- NJ les $ has been so badly eflictcd that
i was with difficulty she was able 10 stand npon
her feet. A few bottles of Caleoicon entirely
cured her of her complnint. My wife received
great benefit from this medicine We recommend
Il TO The Ladies' OF this Country. ms sae and e).
s1bjoctio. tAi JOHN WEEKS, .
- fie. Editor OF the Canfield Herald.
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Mn, CoyEsrRv PArMoRE says:
+. Before sll else. when wed you do,
See that the women equals you y S Z.
a poor estates y foolish plea
For marrying to base degree;
A geatieDon,an's f,oics as cheap. ,-...
AsweH as pteosaater 10 keep.' g
.NExr 70 faith in Ged, mans faith 10
himself Is his owa salvation. 4
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HOME TESTIMONY.

MR,H. y. kfxcsLEy Dear Siri We feelit du.
~ we owe 20 tfe public % say thar MarshnIle Ca.
iholicon IL medicine invaluable for complains
Chased under the head OF Female Diseases. We
have used pour Greiehberg Medicine, and have
been greatly benrfied thefcby. 90 much 90. that
were the price donb'e we would have ibem,-
70 the thousands OF our sex who are suffering
from weakneeses, We would recommend the Co.
tolicon 80 Q sure panacea- h-giyes strength 60
body 70 perform their appropriate functions.
.,3gfs has ~ Mrs. w. CARTER, lssg
49, Mrs. u. g. WEEKS, .si
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THE WIFE ola MORMON ELDER,


"That one BALI % the wsrld cannot Imagine
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and The lesson the adage affVrds. our experis nee
aad observation duly tend 10 verify. Then, too.
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The romantic incidents connected with my ex
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OF my life only proves, what has so ofien been
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DATHARPIO
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are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever bcen introduced. 1919 ss8seB
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system does not relapse into its former con
dition, which Is too apt to be the case with
simply apurgatiye pill. pf~smR isiss-ayI
ss They are really eS, jtatai Naatteg.ssasA
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In response 70 the resolutIope of thanks
from he fndisna LegislaiIrt. Gen. Rose
gerans has written ,be following letter
llInk16UkRrnas DkfARrFrNt or xnnl
: coxsKatASb. MuKsrkaenono
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-25
ISBecial to Tribune.l

- wAsHINGroS, Dec. 23.-1nformation
received here from London BY the last
European steamer, states that all the re-
bel rams in England have been offered
to the English at certain price, and
Lords Clarence and Page, on the partof
the English Admiralty, have written to
the builders stating that no decided an
swers could be given for the present, but
the project was before their Lordships
for consideration.
Instructions have been sent fro m
Secretary Welles, to commanding Off
GERS of different:.navy yards, to have feet
vessels ready to take their positions at
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and other important ports for the
purpose of carrying out the new regula.
tons relative to passports for vessels and
passengers.
1t is rumored to-day at the War De
partment, that Gen. Thomas Francis
Meagher had been ordered to proceed tC
the quarters Of the Corcoran Legion,
and take command of it. On the 9th
er hand it is stated as most probable thai
what remains of the Corcoran Legion
will be added to the Irish brigade.
Charles H. Cornwall, head of the Re
demption Bureau, in the Treasury De
partment, to-day was arrested for SNUG
Cling Government funds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-25
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24-The Times

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24-The Times
special says:
The President has sent to the Senate
the names of nine MaiorsGenerals, made
during the recess, and with them that OF
Gen. Schofeld but has earnestly common
ded the latter to Senators for the Mid
die Department, in place of General
Schenck.
There is growing feeling in the Sen
ate that no more Major-Generals or Brig
adiers should be appointed who are not
actually for the need of the army.
The Navy Departments going to build
four casernate steamships to carry each
40-inch guns of wrought iron.
By the arrival from Hilton Head
Dec. 21st, of the steamer Homes, we
learn that the report that the frigate
Ironsides- and Monitors were entangled
in the distractions in the harbor, is I'M
true
The monitor Lehigh, while on picket
duty at Fort Johnson, got aground. a
rebel battery had opened on her, doing
her considerable damage, when the othel
two iron-clads went to her assistance anC
succeeded in getting her off. The lie
high was so badly damaged by the fire o
the rebel battery, that the Star of thu
South had to tow her to Hilton Head fo
repairs. No one on board injured.
Gen. Gilmore was Smelling Charleston
daily from his 200 Founders. Nothing
of Importance had transpired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-25
To the Unconditional Union Men of
Indiana.

The Union State Central Committee
call upon you to meet in Mass Conven-
ton at the city of Indianapolis on the
DID DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1864,
The anniversary Of the birth of the a Faith
er of his Country" to commemorate our
successes in suppressing the rebellion
against the peace, integrity and glory of
the Republic, and consult upon the means
necessary for the complete restoration of
the Union.
a1And you are further called upon to meet
ins Mass convention at the State House
in said city on the
IL 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for State offices,
and selecting Delegates to an Uncondi-
tional Union. National Convention, and
candidates for Electors for President ard
Vice President.
The Committee recommend that Mass
Meetings be held at the county seats of
the several counties, on the second Sat
-urday of February next, for the purpose
of securing a representation OF the I'm
conditional Union men in such State
Convention, and thorough county or
ganization.
A. H. CONNER, Chm.
JAMES III. MCNEELEY, Sec'y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-25
TO the Young Men of Indiana,

I have been ordered by Major-General
Grant to take command of the United
States volunteers now being raised in
Indiana and organize them into brigades
and divisions. For the first time during
the war you viii have chance to belong
to an Indiana brigade. Come, and let
US place the proud name of our State
still higher on the scroll of fame. This
is no ordinary opportunity; tits one that
has been ardently sought by almost every
regiment that has entered the service.
This may be the only chance you will
have of serving your country, and those
who stand back will deeply regret that
they have failed to respond to their
coqntry's call. Young men, do not per-
NIT fathers and husbands to fill the
ranks that properly belong to you in the
field of glory and danger.
ALvINP. Hover, Brig Gen.
United States Volunteers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-25

would pass current, and save interest. (
So long as the issue did not exceed the
amount ecllectable every year for taxes,
the plan worked we'll and orders passed
at their par value Bnt so soon as the
issue exceeded the revenue derived from
taxes in any given year, the orders would
depreeiate, and for everything the city
had done it would have to pay, in excess
Of what other people paid for the same
labor, the amount of the depreciation of
its orders. By this kind of fnauciering,
we have known cities out slightly in
debt, whose orders were not worth as
much BIZ 10 to 20 cents on the dollar as
those Of others who had large outstand
ing liabilities
How an intelligent, loyal paper could
insist on the Government putting all its
Indebtedness in "grecn-backs," has ever
been a profound mystery to us. The
policy that would result in compelling
the Government to pay two or three dol
lars for every dollars worth of service
performed, is so palpably short-sighted
as to require the charity that covers a
multitude of sins to prevent suspicion Of
the integrity of those urging it.
In no particular has Mr.. Chase
shrewdness and foresight been SO con-
spicuous as in his plan for converting
green backs into bonds, and then creating
demand for the latter by making them a
basis for bank circulation, So long as
the receipts of customs furnish sufficient
coin to pay the interest, our people can
never be cursed with currency similar
to that of the rebel States If the Ma
tional banks throw out their issues toe
literally, they viii be compelled to re
deem in green-backs or coin; and, so fai
as we can see, Mr.. Chase has it in hi!
power-should the war close within The
next six or eight months-to compel {
speedy resumption Of specie payment
He may SO contract the circulation o
green-backs as to feel able to. authorize
: their reception for customs, when, o
course, they would at once be on pal
} with gold. This would compel the bank
! to redeem their issues in specie, or sacri
: fee their privileges. and their bonds
The bonds-the war closed-would no
go begging for buyers European capi
: talists would see the value of the invest
! ment, and would make haste to put thei
funds where they would bring in sucl
a | handsome returns.
To our minds, but one possible contin
gency can arise that will in the slightes
; disturb Mr.. Chase's plans and calcula
tons, and that is an unforeseen prolong'
ton of the war Against such a calamit
no sagacity can furnish security to on
: hnances. 4 g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-25
Washington Gossip.

Arkansas shortly to be Represented
in Congress-The Draft Probably
to be Postponed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-It is expected
that Arkansas, at an early day, will be
represented in Congress, and there is
reason to believe State Government
will be in operation there shortly.
. Congress having failed to amend the
Conscription Act previous to adjourn
ment for the holidays, the draft will prob
ably be postponed till February LIST, to
give Congress time to amend the law,
and it will probably undergo thorough
revision. In the meantime recruiting
will be stimulated by bounties.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-25
MEDICAL.
Il. =. HERR. NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

FORMERLY OF QUINCY, ILLS, TENDERS
Il his professional services to the citizens of Ev-
ansville and vicinity, and with the experience OF
fifteen years active practice, he is enabled to treat
successfully all chronic affections or diseases of
long standing, Impurities of the Blood, Diseases
Of the Throat Chest, Indigestion, Chronic
Diahreeo, Cancers, Old Ulcers, Diseases of the
Skin, Scrofula, all Diseases OF the Eye, and dis
eases Of Women and Children.
oFFICE-on Main Street, No. 80, up stairs,
next door TO Bittroln' Jewelry Store. Residence
corner First and Division Sts., at Mr.. Sciber's
ONCE hours from to IL a. m, and from to'5 D.
IN. rs ~ tlec25 1ydaw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, December 9th, at the
residence of the brides father, by the Rev. ]. G.
White, Mr.. ROBERT A. CAsKEY, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, to Miss MARY c. SULLIVAN, of this
city.
The s'boys" of the Journal Office, return their
thanks to the happy couple for their kind remsm-
brance of them in so substantial manner, and
unite in wishing them long life of happiness and
prosperity.
"Two souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one"
Bellefoutaine, o., and Philadelphia papers copy