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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
EsnSy tho Soldiers feel

ssGv tho soldiers feel
Gen. futile was placed IN nomination
% secure y great share Of The army vote
and this Object more or less shaped his
letter. Hnt thanks to the intelligence
OF or raniotic sol.!iess hey arc nc,
70 Be thus cas- II dulel.
We here present a lew extracts from
their letters and resolutions.
The III rcgt stationed Al No COW
Tenn. on the 25lh II August drew up a
set Of strong coalemnatery resolutions
Of Which The following is one.
I'D. Rss,lnct', THAT Gen. Tn'tle has
so far committed himself by accepting
their nomination as to fo:!yit all tie
confidence which we veposod in him as
leader, rs a citizen, rs q man, tia, BY
his apos,acy he has become iii object
only Cited Ter the scoln and contempt
Of outraged community"
On tie 2eth OF August the 2nl Iowa
Rcgt., passed 4 set OF resolutions with
oul a dissenting voice, at Lagrange
Tenn. Of which wc present tHo.
RS 5ircd, That, we the officers
and men Of ihc the Second Regimen,
Iowa Volunteer Infantry, having always
been warm t'icn,ls, anal ardent supper,
ters Of Gen. futile as military man,
see great IN consistency III ac'i II, III &C
coping the nomination If said palty.
whose p Icy is So jiametrira'iy opposed
to tie one which He General las sac
filiced s. mach 10 support.
Pes3'tc.7, ?. That the policy of 81 d
party as Ntnessed in their acts and in
tneir resolutions ana platform, are as
unpatriotie, treacherous, and 50 revolt
ING to Mi loyal men and soldiers, that
we cannot either cauntvnancc or sup
port any man who will so far encourage
secession, rs to accept nomination Of
sand party
This was Gen. Tnttl, 5 Old regiment
and a correspondent III the same to tie
Davenport "G#zetle" says:
L have ..1c'.o \ great many of the
regiment talking a,sp..t who they sonla
vote for, and amongst them all, | ONLY
heard ore man say he would vote FOR
Tut:l,. venture to predict that Cen.
futile will rot get 30 votes frem the 2d
Iowa Intantry.'
4 ccrresponlon, from the 39.l RECT.
Of the State sR 'yis.cr' says:
"Gen. futile has stepped into gulf
from wltios. he never will be able to cx.
tiicate himself. The New York Sold
ier' viii li.l tltat Is belongs 10 a cor
poraFS guard when tic vets Of tie
soldiers are eonael. lis acceptance
Of 'hat nomination is universally con-
demnei BY those aho before lie war
voted lie Democratic ticket
\ w.iter IN tie 2la iowa Cavalry from
Memphis Tenn, under da'e ot SEPT
- b 10 the Day. "Gazette'' uses the
following stfong language
1T has beer the marvel Of ages that
Judas lsca,lot should have BETRAYED his
Lord for the insignificant s.thirty pieces
Of silver, yet We live in this age to see
one who had won honor and fame in
his country's cause, most ignobly trans
fer his allegiance to those who could
not profier even the paliry nittancc
Judas received, but the association
with whom docs confer a shame and
contempt as deep and t,amning as the
apostate apostle received.
We have no Tuttle voters in the onl
Iowa Caya,,y. II there are any SO
ignorant Of the cause we are cnrane,,
IN, and It's interests, rs to think of
voting the Copperhead ticket, they
through shame keep quiet"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
READ! READ!
The principles Gfth Democracy


The Corr erhcads are greatly alarmed
lost th;s var should resnlt IN govern,
cmancipa,ion of The slaves.
They frequently assert that It ;san aal
clifton war; that il i, lie object of The
administration to free All Tho Slaves ~
The South. that this is the princnlo mon
which he warts conducted ana si,o;Ia,
t,ll sbow;,c ,,,,;n,y ,hot ,sa; !, svn,.,l,
and interest are for slavery. Now. five
take their rl,if rms. their nanars ana
the remarks OF their orators. we arc
very nlaiulv forced 10 his conclusion
Understand Us. W., saw The nrcsr,,,
Democratic nar,y as controlled b, the
Copperheal wing are the a.lyocates Of
slavery NJ lonht manv D,,cor,,s
who a1e s,ill ac,ino with tho n,r,y Il,
very honestly deny t;,;s. The reason is
thew are not informed cf the real n,si
ton Of their PARTY. Th,y do no, rc,a
sufficiently 10 SEA. where tlore marty i
drifting Is, ard where # i cary,ina
them under the name Of i, mocr.,cy
In the 9Th resolution Of Tho ,,,,r,,n
lately a,ontcd III ,hat ,,.,,. j. III.
State. they saw. .Tbat wn arc on,asoa
TO the prosecution Of The war for The
purpose of carr,ing ont The anaoa;n,
ton proclamation Of tho prcs;,,.n, of
the 4. 50
Now this proclamation was ;ssucl h.
the presilen, not IN y civil c,nae;,v
,at il 4 military 80 Co,n,,,,,jo. !,
Chief il order - weaken the force a,a
nawer Of tho ere,,v .,a ona,.,o =,
thereby the !. o,cv,o canouer ,,o ro.,,l.
and sacnra ,a,., r., ~ No., h,a
rather Tho var wonl,1 co,,;nn. 81,
very Is to be sacrificed II ,L.;r ~,
resolution ,hnv Gov .TL,t ~ a.,
onr doter,,;ncd c,ao.;,:o, ,
of Characterization j., - So. 49,,
co.,,e,s,,;., = ~ .,,,o 49,, ~
r.a.s,,,, - ~ ,-,,:.., So. ~
.,o,s,,,,, ,,,., -, ..e..,. NM.
,,o,, na,,.a oa u,,',,,'.
c.,.a
As.s,a, &c 800;
..,n;,s, ,a,an -, :.
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49,. ..a',, w. , a n', s'''''''
If ia ,ors - ~, ,Io I-.;an ,la,,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

The Dis,ric Court is now in session.
performing its usual semiannual labors
for this county. The case of Dr.. ?.
Badly indicted at the last terlp Of the
District Court for adultery is now
bring tried, and awakcns, considerable
excitement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
New Advertisements.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Preston Harrington, in Indian
v llaee township, Tama County, Iowa, one
moe, supposed to be about three years old, Of
sorrel color, three white feet, WITH stripe in
forehead and appraised at thirty nine dollars
Proceedings had before Anthony Rrieker,
Justice Of III, Peace, in 3 fer said couaty and
Srte OF Iowa
Sept. 81, 1868. David D. AYpelgatc
Clerk, by q L Bailey, Deputy,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

subscription price to my Unconditional
Union man
IN The rule Of my Editorial conduct,
| shall ALLURE that scryllity which de-
sttovs lhr Independence oi, TIE l'reS>,
aud cas-, from me that tactions opposl
ton which gives to puty what ~ due
to comhy. And whilst the name ofmv
Jour- al indicates, IN unmlstakabie
terms, its politics, shall rs a faithful
seminal, forget Wings, Democrats
Know No,hings and Republicans and
remember only NY Government, and
the preservation Of the Federal Union
as rchly worth al the sacrifices ofb'ood
and treasure their prcsrrva.ion may
cost even 10 the cxtermination of the
present race Of men, and the consump
ton Of All ,hc means Of the present age
Publishers inserting this Prospectus
once prominently, and sending me the
paper to Cincinnati will be favored with
an exchange.
w. q. BRQWNLOW.
September ,Ih, 1868.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

We publish on cur first page the De-
mocratic Platform. and Gen. Tuttic's
letter OF acceptance. Now we want
our readers e pernse them carefully and
70 tc at least the apparent, wide diff
tererce between The two. Tie question
arises upon which OF these is futile
running for Governor.
Parties speak through their platforms
Through these they announce 70 the
world their ayowed sentiments, and The
policy they wish to carry out. Parties only
carry out heirpolicy .reaccab'y through
officers elected to administer the 60
yernment. This being the case not
withstandine Gen. Tni'le's letter. is i,
not reasonable to suppose that he will
carry out if elected GOV. the wishes.
ana desires Of the party who placed
him IN power
Another ,ie. of..Lc case will show
that his lqttcr vas written not only to
publish lis individual sentiments, In,
was a .ti,l ~ the votes Of tire war De.
mec,ats, who could not swallow the
platform.
Their State convention was scene
Of bitter q,arrcls ard sharp engineering
in which the corpcrhca.ls came off lie
winners, securing the candidates and
the platform; but it was soon evident
that tie 0, posing feelings had run 50
high thai they We're n danger Ct losing
nearly one half the votes of their party
unless the yawning gulf which lay
between tie two factions, was hriduee
The cops new they were the stronger
and had secured The platform, but some.
thing must &c done TO secure the vote
Of the war Democrats, who were abau,
to cut loose from them. Accordingly
MI FISHER IS induced to Withdraw his
name and Gen. Tut'le's is hoi>tcl. ac.
compare! with al,lazlas war letter.
Now then Gen. Tattle knows that he
is running rs candidate for Governor
through Ike indulgence Of the copper
heads, and if elected at all it will be by
their votes, principally, together with
the aid Of the war Democrats, and to
the former he will owe all his thanks.
and upon them bestow all his favors.
When Gen. futile left Vicksburc he
knew that rs was placed in nomination
for Governor, and along his route home
at St. Louis, Cairo, and also on Tie boat.
he was very bitter in the dennnciations
Of the proceedings Of TIE party, and its
platform, the men now with him on the
ticket, the Chairman Of the Central
Committee, and declared that he knew
heir object in placing him on the ticket,
1ut that he could not be induced to
erve. Gov. Grimes and C.. G.. Coles,
war Democrat say that he made these
litter denunciations, and offer to prove
hemby his own staff officers
Immediately upon Ills arrival at home
e IS visited by = delegation Of copper ,
reads, and by their pcrsnasions con.
eEts to ran Oh the ,icket, with such !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
Married

BY Rev. 4. A. spwin ut tbs residence of
the brides father in Irving Benton county.
9TH inst, Mr.. 1. Il. Weaver, son OF Presi-
dent Weaver Of Western, and Miss Fidclia
Jackson Of Irving
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

Nessis ROUNDS & LASGnoN, arc our
authorized Agents IN The tHy Of Chicago
Ills, TO procure Advertisements aud SUB
scriptions.
etfy- Messrs Horace A. shaw, & Co.. 81 Park
Row, Il 40 Nassau ST. New York, arc our
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Park Row New York & f state ST. Boston
nre our AgcntS for tho fo'rn 1ratscr'pN, in
those ci,iss. az are authorized to take idver-
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
GREAT IMpEOVEML NTS In
Sewing Machines.
ENrlhE SIII LITTLE NilNliEN
Patented Feb. l1th. 1860.
Sa!ssr0Cm, Is: Broadway NJ Y.

Sa!ssrocm, Is: Broadway N. Y.
This Machine is constructed on entirely
new principles Of mechanism, posse ing
many rare and valuable improvements, hay-
ing been examined by the most profound ex-
pcrts and pronounced s.npticily and Psrtccto"
ctmtmcS. .
The following arc the principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines:
/. Excessive fatigue repairing.
TO the operator. T. lncapacity 10 sew
,. Liability TO get out every description
OF order. Of Material
3. Expcnsc trouble & 5. risag,,eablc roisc
loss u time in le- while in oI,iaticn.
The Empire Sewing Machine is cx-
emEt from all these Oh jectiOnS.
It has straight needle, pcrpcnlicular ac-
ton m the iocA Or shut,le stitch. which
will neither R.p aor Rapel and is nike on both
sides; performs perfect sewing on eyery de-
sc ipiicA,gf material, from Lcathe to the finest
Nalsook muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Coz uheek and tho
least possible friction, it runs as smooth as
glass, and is cmphatically
= NOisc1CsS Machine.
II requires Fyiy per cent Lss power TO drive
It than any other machine in market. girl
| twelve years Of age can work ii steadily with
out fatigue or injury to health
Its strength and wonder,M simpl,ciiv of en-.
struc'ion, render it almost Impossible 10 ret
out OF order, and IL Guaranteed by the COMPANY
to give entire satisfaction,
We respectfully invite all those who nav
desire to supply themselves with a superior
| ar,icc to ca an examine this
UlRIvsLLED MACHINE.
But in mo- ssles.5.l manner do We solicit
| the patronage of
Mere ant Tailors,
| Coach Makers,
Hoop Skirt manufacturers,
Shirt aud Posom make,r.
Vest and Pantaloon makers,
Diess makers
Corset makers
| Gait ~ filters,
Shoe binders.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES LITERALLY dealt
| with
Pr.ce Of Machines Complete.
No | Family machme nth Uon.mer $50
No . .S"al. Manufacturing 18th extension tabl, 90
No 3 Large Aan.tacturmyush extension table IS
10 3 Lrge Manufacturing, for Leather,
VA Roltny Foot aud OIL Cap. IS
One half hours instructions is ficient to
enable any person to work this machine to
| their entir. satisfac' ion.
| Your attention is also called 10 the Empire
Shuttle, patented June 10th, 1860.
/ II is we'll known that shuttle with spring
| centre, is Yrscvabic TO any oher.,-but great
! objection against its use, was on account Of
is spring getting out Of order. having then
10 be PIT IN the hslds OF a SIX full mech.l:S
10 be repaired.
The Empire Shuttle is so simple shat any
/ operator can repair il without loss of time OF
/ expense.
! Price smallsizc for family MACHINE, 81 Is
j Large size for manufacturing machiue, l,5O
AGENTS WANTED for Ill Towns in the
\ United States, where agents are not already
established Also, tor tuba, Mexico, Central
| and South America, to whom a liberal dis
count will be given.
Terms, IVA iably cash on delivery.
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| 45i Broadway. New York. NY,
1 v5nl3y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
Republican lgsi0n Nomination.

For Governor,
WILLIAM NJ. STONE,
ol Marion county.
For Iiou;cna,lt- Governor
ENOCiI ". EASTMAN,
Of Hardin county.
For judge Of the Supreme Court,
JOHN f. DILLON,
O! Scott county.
For Senator Of - senatC ..al Dist,
WN. Is. KING.
Of Tama c, hlty.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
DEFENSE OF NEGRO PKOST[TU.
TION

TION.
Chancellor Harper, Of South Carolina
in lis Memoir on Negro Slavery dc.
Bows Industrial Resources ct South
and West, Vol. H., p. 220), after stat
ing the position Of white prostitutes in
England and The North, continues as
FLOWS:
Compare with ythis the female slave
nnl,r similar circumstances She is
not less useful member of society than
before. II shame lie attached 10 her
conduct, it is such shame rs would be
!s't ior vcn,al imrropricty. Sho has
not impaired her means Of support, no,
materially impaired her character, d,
lowered her station in society: She has
done no great yAyury to herself, or an,
other humane being. Her offspring is
not burden, but an acquisition to he,
owner his support is provided for, and
he is brought up to usefulness il the
fruit ct intercourse with freeman, his
condition is perhaps raised somewha,
, above that OF his mother. Under ,hes.
circumstances, with imperfect know
ledge, tempted by the strongest Of hu
man passions, .'.lr,sstrained by The mo-
iiscs which q crate to restrain, but N,
so ct en- found insufficient to restrain III.
conduct Of females elsewhere. can it be
matter Of surprise that she shonll &C
It en- yield to the temptation Is no,
the evil less in itself, and reference e
I soeie'y-much less in the sight of God
| anl man ~ was said Of the ,heit
The want of chastity--wh!ch.sa m"ng IL
..nslscS III other CONFINES is sometime,
vice, sometimes crime, anon. The fire,
II cur own, much mere aggravated
'mQng slaves, hardly deserves harshe,
term than that Of weakness.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
Comfy Ticket.

Count. Ticket.
For Treasurer & Recorder.
\. J. WHEATON,
For Sheriff,
II. A. Williamson.
For Representative,
t'!llNEsS HELM.
Fol Superintendent of Schools,
e. J.. DOWNS.
For County Judge,
I. Il. BRADFORD.
Fer Coroner,
FRANKLIN DAVIS
For Drainage Commissioner.
T. Il. MARlIN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

THURSDAY SEPT, -, 1868
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09

DIR. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut
Ina Great Natural Bone Setter.
Dr.stephen Sweet. Of fConncticut,.
is known all over the Unitsd Ststs,.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connetieui,
ia the author of "Dr. Sweets Infallible Liaf,
1 meut." .... ..
DIR. Sw ect's InfnlIibIe Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and never fails.
DR.. Sweets rnfa!libIe Liniment,
Is certain remedy for Neur.lga. mir
DIR. Sweets JnfsIlibfe Lrrimout ~
Cures Barns and Sculds Immediately.
Dr.Swect's Infallible Lininent
Is the best known remedy for sprsins and Brti.
ses,
DR.. Sweets.infaIIible Linimcnt
Cures Headache Immediately and was nsysy
known to fail.
DR.. Sweets InfaHibIe Linimept
Affords immediate relief for Piles, and seldom
fails TO cure.
DR.. Sweets InfalIibIe Llniment
Cures Toothache in one minute. -.Eii.s
DR.. Sweets Infailible Linimest
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately saS
leaves no scor. -<prr
DR.. Sweets TnfaIfibIe Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in The know.
world 4aa fa9
DR.. Sweets Infallible LiHineAt
Has been used by more than million people
aud all praise it. "
DR.. Sweets Infa lllble Lininenr
Taken internally cures Collie, Choler. Morbus
and Cholera.
DR.. Sweets Infalliblc Liniment
Is truly a friend in need, and every family
hould have it AT hand.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linime ent
% for sale by all druggists. Price IS and 50
cents. = rsf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
4 X. X
DR.. sW EE 4 IS
'~l2 a1 INFALIBLE 1s dEo2sf
LINHM ENT
GREAT REMEDY.
FOR RHEunATlSI, GoUT NEURALGIA
LUMBAo0. sTIfF EECK AND JOINTS;
spaAINS, BRUISES. CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, sHEADACHE,
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND
a5 NERVOUS DISORDERS.

| ~ i. 70 t, +sf.rlt
For all Of wh:h it is speedy and certaiH
remedy, and never fails. This Liniment 10 pre-
,.srcd from the recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet. Of
Connasicut, the famous bone setter, and has
been used in his practice for more than tw enty
years VITA the most Astounding sutees.
AS AEALLEyiATol CT PAIN, it is
unrivaled o. any preparation before the publici
lot which the most skeptical may be convinced
by single trial.
This Linlnent will ezra rapidly, Hhsn.
matte Disorder Of every kind, and in thouA.
ands OF eases where it has never been known
to fail. ,H.l1ia lt i#-r.g-. h.,
FOR NEURALGIA, twill afford imns
date relief in every cage, however distressing
twill relieve the worst cases of HEAD
ACHE in three minutes and is warranted to
do it.
TGoTHACfIE also will II cure instantly
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
GENERAL LAsCITUDE arising from i'm
prudence or excess, this Liniment is q most
-ssPpy and uufoling remedy Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues, it stiength,ns aLd
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hoh 4 EsS.--ab an Internal remedy W0
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QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are
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but timely application Of this Liniment will
never fail to cure.i
sPnAlNs are sometimes very obstinate, and
enlargement Of the joints is liabls to occur il
Neglected. The worst case may be conquered
BY this Liniment in two or three days. o.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, soREs
ULCERS. BURNS AND sCALDs, yield
eadily TO the wonderful healing properties Of
DR.. Sweets infallible Lmiment when used ae.
'oreing to direction. Also. CHILBLAINS,
fROSTEED FEET. AND INSECT
3ITES AND STINGS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
A&AGS,NAE,S,
QUEENS Qs4 WARE,
TFl Boots & Shoes
Hard ware.
W have combined the Hardware Establish
Hpnt, hcr.of,ra conducted by 7. &. BEERy
BROTHER, into on- Farm, and hereafter the
Hardwsr. Business viii bs carried on in the
same Room.
Hardware,
Edged Tools,
Glass, Putty,
n ails, Iron,

and evsry description Of GOODS found in a
First class Hardware Establishment. may be
found in cur Store.
Th,ukfnl for past favors. we will continue TO
merit the confidence o. the Public, BY our at
t.mpt to please. BERRY BROThERS.
Upper Sandusky, Jan l6, '63-ly,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy at hand. for it's timely
use at the first appearance Of Laneness will
effectually prevent those formidable diseases.
to which all horses are LIABLE and which ren.
derso many Otherwise valuable horses nearly
worthless 5T 7-'''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
Philadelphia, June 90, 1861.
PARTIC ULAR Office.

There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bit rs, put up III quart bottles, com.
pounded of the cheapest whiskey or coo,mon
rum, costing from 20 to 40 cents per gsllon, the
taste disguised by Anise or Corander Seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will
continue tocause, as long as they can lie sold
hundreds to die the death Of the drunkard, By
their use the system is kept continually under
the influence of Alcoholic Stimulants of the
worst kind, the desire for Liquor is created and
KEPT up, and thSresuit is all the horrors attend
ant upon drunkard's life aud death. IA.
| For those who desire and will have III j.
Iquor Riters we publish the following recent.
Get One Bottle bO0fianl's German sit
ieFs and mix with Three Quarts Of Coed
itrandF ar Nhiskey. and the result will bp
a preparation thnt i'll far excel in medical
virtsts aud true excellence any ofthe numerous
LIanor bitters III the market, and will coat
much ices You will have all the virtues nj
H"oiinud's Eitiers in connection with
good sr'r'e Of Liqnor, alta much less pr,cs
than these inferior preparations will cost Won
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS / 4
AND TIE FRIENDS OF S0IBIEhS
We cal the sttention of all having relations
or friends in the amy to the fact that uOOF
LANDS German Ritters will cure nine tenths
W fhe ulS'dheh ihuuCel ny exposure and NJ lva.
tions iucidfni,o camp life. In the lists. pub.
hshej almost daily in the newsrap,rs on Inc
arrival Of the sick. ii will be noticed that aver,
lsrst proportion are suffering from debility. :.
Every ease of that sndean be readily cured hy
HooAands GrrmaE Bttsrs Diseases resultine
from disorders of the digestive organs are need
lily removed. We have no hesitation in stain
that, if these Bitters were freely used snonG
onr soldiers hundreds Of. lives might be saved
that otherwise will be lost 80,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITsl
See that the signature of"C JACKSON ;,
is ou the WRAPPER of each bottle.
PRICE PER 3oTRLE rs CENTS
OR HALF DoZ. FOR 81 90.
Should your nearest druggist not have tbe
article, do not be put off by any OF the intoyi.
eating preparations thst may be offered in i,
place, but send to us, and we will forw ard. 40
curely packed. oy expess.
Principal Office and Mspufac,oyv La
. NO, 63l ARCH STREET Ii
JONES g. EVANS, p
Successors to G. M. JACKSON d. Co.'S
fai Proprietors
pF0R SALE by Druggist. and Dealer, in
very town in the United States:
Philadelphia, Pa, Dee. 10, lesA-F
rs-N "a = lfas HtIa..4 glI-