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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05

Der information In Fegard 10 the situation
In East Tennessee i not very authentic but
saca as il l. We give. I.ohgssreef was, ut
ssuralstest aatss. ii Balls GAP, abOas finy.
eight IaiIcs east Of tAisplace. Interpreted
to Us that he i keriifring and preparing 20
make ! stsud there. We iaeliae 10 believe
this Is 90. for We have all aleag insisted thai
he Would not leave until forced to do so,--
we sfiIi believe that On Tuesday regi
u,cnA or part Of regiment, Of rnsel sas.
nlrS vas ia Scvier county, and onsthc same
dAv a small squad. Of rebels was on Little
river, in Blount county. This deesnot look
Ike I.oaesircci MAS making hasty retrsat
ant ef East Tcnnessee. One thing We think
tnsy he REGARDED rs certain. that Is, that he
has rot left the State vet yaaghn's f',recs
were ID Moorsbarg few. days ago. Thai
point : epposite Bells zap, or Rogersvili'
.Iuncs;os.. but north Of the Holston. Ii W.
sra correct in our informatiVh Ilongstree
ss...as.;es strong natural line 81 dsss'.s's
-, .,.,.,ss me rosInfrr fsxsn N10rs
burg % the mouth Of EbEel<y river, oe y -
sensburg on that river Where ear isrce
are or Whist they are doing, II Is not prope
for as to say. bat. ii Is enough q say thu
Gen. schoReld IS Al l.is post Of duty, and
active and watehfal.
Since the above was written we hay
5 heard that Longstreet was Il GreeheviIle.-
What his intentions are we do not know.
/. sha o1,;niaa Of military men that he
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05
re Kew bridge.

On satarSiay last the new bridge across
tho Holssoh 81 this point MAS finished
II was condaeted under the immediate sil-
perintendanee Of Mr. Carter though under
che general direction Of Capt Whitman
and Lieut. Chamberlain, Than whom no
two more energetic and gentlenaaly OH
esrs can be Esand anywhere. AL concern
ed deserve the highest praise Cor the energy
Gisplsyed in is construction. The bridge
IL nOaT one ihonsaHd feet in length. and
was bsiit cut and cat IN abont ave weeks
The Yaakeea aFe . wonderful people Cor
energy. skill and endurance. Whalieyer
they undertake they accomplish, and that
quickly. We beed more Of their slih and
enterprise il East Tennessee, and we heps
70 have Il afieF the war Is over. Let them
settIe among n. and in few years We viii
have one ef the best and most proeperoas
scetions in the Onion. An admit that VI
haYe ane lands, ane climate, plenty d
water power, ard coal and ores 81 neasiy
all kinds. Thea Des-eapisd and skill enter
this inviting field. and their reward win b.
sure and great
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05


..sI,sl firms. a,stl llF sesiI ihsl'sss
5shers slso I.,skea 81 % e.sAs1ssi' Il tbs
lime s|sAy esssl sick Il heart iraf sAa'iee.
dropped 1 ssss1. laay isaet. ~ tl.ass iH.
Jared patriots vi ess ferfa y fsrgtfs
wei ard lalthfaIfs was he stern ssiisi o.
Tie Jewish Nero. 10 lsiII ard liaprisosl, keI's
Aha sleye.i. zisilitaeef, r41neH lTsels end
fes,sibesfsg Gladly obeyed i. The arnsy and
alI lss Ieilgwers svesy assefe willingly el,ef-
led u. Tbs eeasg lastial, wilh Sire iieisslizl'
camybsn a. Judge Advocate With extreme
10y obeyeslEt. The Confederate coafs with
eel.s u.aafaan fTunpksvgs ansthe beneli, and
die inl,cciI R.anAsy nc BE Ml earnestly
sbesed 1t Tie knOxsille Regisfer jayfaily
(oh how ioyhaliy 3 etsyed il. and sails.
cried aBsi begged Cor more blood. Htiskef.
.s,eaa and TIe6s IN Congress, obeyed. and
/ dcataasisai Of Nero new akase aud fresh
victims Sesed, efpsitz, Hiaasce. Me.idoo-
/ and .oHe who daily wiki our streets, obey
Cd and shouted spr q feeatomh upon the
altar. Ifarfis and Ais Legislature obeyed
aud snaiIei tie air for The sweet otlgr q
frrsl, HOOD. And cverywherc, thropgssoa'
the State. the hcll.honnds 81 the rebellion
j whinei, and eriei. and howlel for blood
| And day b. day was the frcsh pare blood
of ianoceut patriots iappcd NJ by tho IN
| mates az the infegnai kcnncl, and still the3
ulsias.l and sHarIei, and wheftsd tieii
i fangs Cor moro. And ~ each fresh victim
1 ieIl, they Ipaped. and sparIed, and howied
aud yeglvsi afrc-l,, and grew moro iTratiats
{ for bIool And as thcso demons grew
/ drunkea vish blood, they screnely smiled
and talked complacently ia the Legislative
halls. IN the council chamber. in the eamI
and The pulpit, on the bench and 1t the bar
on the streets and in the press, By the IRE
s.isle, At ths gatio,es aad Ia TIER hosses .
1 desfh, Of their f5rbosraace aud ienifys and O
the nsagssaaissits and eie~eaey Of their great
i government
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05
The Presidents Horses.

WAsHfSurUx, Feb IL.
The HEsuse bsil passed spprerFiating tiaoao to
rebuild che Presidents Ssables ist"y burned TIE
grPAie DssPsfsA
That was right. We believe the Presi-
dent Of the United States should be made
comfortable. and should live IN style be-
coming great nation. And We see no rea
son why his horses too should not be made
warm aud considerable, have tight stalls te
keep out the cpld wintry wind, and have
plenty Of corn, hay and straw.
Apropes Of this subject, would il net be
we'll lor congress also to institute an hives
tigation into the condition Of some Of the
Union families and their children in this re-
giong The konses of many of them havc
been burned not by accideat but by mitis$ry
.cpmBlaaa, and Is Il quite certain they nll
hare warm aud comfortable shelter to pro-
tect themselves and their lender babes from
The cold blasts Of winter? Certain 1t IL,
they have not yet been provided with the
means Of building new houses, and whether
IN the meantime they wander, Yourselves aud
iceolafe, without m abiding place, or seel;
anothers shelter and live on charity. ws
cannot tell If any legislation is neecs-
sary % do justice 10 these suffering people
viii that congress, which can pause IN il
great affairs Of state, TO provide Cor the sui
! Earlngs Of dumb hrates, also turn listening
ear 10 the grief Of houseless naothers ana
weeping, shigering children
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05

Ne eofy below. tom TIC t;hatianooga
6asfffe, an account Of the operations Of
dis hrisand in Washington, Rhea county,
alons ilGiy mitst soathwesi Of This pIarc-
certainly il Is time file wicked career Il
THE murderer were ended His operation
are inside ef our lines Can he not 10
caught and brought 10 Summary jBstire,
3tst,.. essossn ~ Irsshiressa Eske4 aealfs I'm
{ fsfe - F'sasrsf isefi.rs-. ne Proesef HsssS1f
Brsfaify Jlisssi,1sd
The iefanaoss Champ Ferguson has been ag,ia
beard from, and Ia connection vith one x The s.,
dafeIieai o.ssrageA that bas ieen pefpetrat- even
darsas slsi. wicked war sssiast tbe most h:,oars
eos etmnseht shat ever TIE san d Tesven .b5va
en-.
Ai,s,.t tsss s.eiael IN tbe allsrnoas u H., sch
Fst<a.ea. xsth Rsn,i,er of n. f,IlNer-. .-'-ris
made he app~sranrs IN the tewH u Ws.A.ng..7.
Ri.ea county. lsbssf sos sssl4 Up The Teaa,-..
rivers Caet a. l. Pasefson- q Kinz.tpa. Pr
ve.. Marshal ~ fbo taTn. uss standing on IS.
street when ei.apss ride Up 70 hifa and deliberately
shea him dead
All the Feisral sokIFsTz were eaPturei. sosae e
them psralssl 90 Che .Iot. and osbsrs taken assy
and hefsrs this time have probably bson o'ersi a.
sacrifice 70 the icasoaIae spirit u Psri.'as gar.
81 IaHd pirates.
N. tearn further, that Capt Garter. III gserr,
cane through Grassy Cove xiih FeTgI-oa Isl
wsnt dawn s-gaa,etie Valley. II this j. true b
object . most probably 80 carry o'a The ihT's' \
SIM RobeFslss taIiade,l to elss~herel With rsfersg
& % the eleetion. The rebels whc have taken Re
oath Ia Marion, Bl<isoe and Ebsa are 20 a,ei'' =:
She bstonl o te Sc Oulfags ard II the fact il proves
on tisu they mas have oeeasien 80 repent wheH j.
/. too late There Il limit % the leniepcy q even
the Federal Government.
Psy@-SiHce the shoxe was written We have bceH
Informed that the gueTFiIlas were AZ PkeviHe sHI
syisitsd the house of Frank B-dsmab, aud becsgFs
he declisel 70 di-eIoss The whereabouts II -!is'
THAT had been staying =, BIZ house, beat him sever
/ ly on tlie bead si,h pistot The parties are r.
lportei 10 have repeaisbei their porses with green
backs from the people ~ho xers too glad TO escT,
Eith no further eutrsge.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05

BY direction OF eompeieat authority, the
olscsrs 81 the Ussex CoxsrSEaex that ~.
semblea a Kasxxille en- the apsh day q
Nay. 1854, and alsFfkards q GfeeaeviIle
On the fsst say 81 gune 81 The san.o sear,
iaclaaina the psembers u the tseusral Rsssi.
ness Uosnmsgtce aFe hereby HrgeRaly ne
qaessssl 70 meet n KMoxvilleoa "Wednesday
The lslh inst. fssr The parposc o. consulting
together regarding the pFopriety Of reras,
sem6liag said canruEtien a. an early day
with 4 view of taking action IN rrtercnce 70
the future .roliticafs,atas Of East tennessee,
By order Of Vice Presidents HeiskCn and
Williams.
.Jse. u. FLEMtSs. Piae;pal SEES,
KxoxyfLLE. March ID, 1864
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05

IH48t #38 NslE -
essrs ftnlssI s. ~ ~ eonssfipseH
"a fSfesa ipss o. esbA army. hss right
&. ls|sIsa. s:gf ill, ai'ssnst
es.',s - Il iesssAs hilB Into
s., nssss Is i.as tlsls sIght AnAiast the
ssslIine alletl, End asAlaat ~ sho aided
il. I.ls affeaf. s. pplhsel out his place q
q. lssienE or eossfsc ell who tsitcFed
she -, plHhsafIly WHISTLER cor
i rlpsod q - have 10 right of action. -
II i eyes| probable that this Figls Of attiea
xs,nls rs n.IaIisss sl6se who voted for the
e6.,slFl,a IAN. aeislag md putting . man
il lie army illegally and against his will-
j. Is la.scis l..lsa ilnprisoauaeht ~ lf he as'l
tsen eenfnc9l hi jaIl There were many
Ilhiesl Iacsl In East Tennessee WHO acted
a. enrolling olicelr, and who acted at the
solicitation ii their neighhors, Or under q
Kind OF inress which they could not resist,
ansl which forced them TO accept. Many
a 9hese officers favored uniou mes. and
were mild and kind IN The dIseharge Of
their oAiOus Office. Sauk men ought net
% s. sned. Il was their aiafsrtnite % be
Eanpslutsd. TO rsfasc 70 accept WIS - de-
III the rebel government, aud probably
bring ruin o,i his head Who dared b DO Il
Bul there MAS q diiEsrent class Of sfrelt
inc officers, rho forced that law with tht
n,oss Acnrsless cruelty. There were n'e'
who delighted In surprising Union families
! il the dead hours Of the night, and tbreine
! the father, husband. or son away from
Aon.e With tie point Of she payoast, and II
many eases lied OF handcussea Some O
thcm accompanied these with wantoa IN
snIs, and, With moekery Of the cries and
/ anguish 81 the wife AMI children. 0ftct
the conscript was shot down in the pres
cnec IL his family. Tie WIS atvdgs ah,.set
/ and insalted. IIe vas worse than a slav'
aiser he ives pm 10 the arnsy--he was treat
] Cd as a dog.
Nov, We say, Iet justice be doAe. Thes
traitors have had their day; now VIC hav'
o,lrs. Let ercry one who voluntarily aide
III this Infamous system Of Forcing TRiel
men to fglsi against their government, b
made 70 atone for Il in his pure and pro
perty, They hare boAsted That all III
i wealth Of the South was on their side
Then Il i Tina the wealth was ehangin
hands. strip them little, by y few jude
mcntz FOR damages. and perhaps thes won
Eel qaiae - asistocratie AZ any ras.
their inaaenee for evil hereafter win M
be 80 potential Il Is well that thcs
i should 10 chaagc Of property. The pcas
Of ihe country hereafter demands, iha
I4hesc who iaaagurated this hslIisia wa
should be curtaiied Of their majestic PR
porsisns, and Forced ihso poverty and ol
,essssss. 3 sAs- aAsts sesrible crinleS. e the
ARE pcsmittcd % live, eyea IN poverty ~
obscuriiy. they may thank God ior u
, nercy and umnerited forbearanee extends
10 them. II viii be an act Of pure cler
i eney.
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60 Co.. oage "a. D. :

CorosEl have seet 'sssase.ar e ssssaess ssss
ssrioas raieu PApers, eaaeern'hg esaE hsSeshs'
nov rePrs-ei''sl {, . 9 - g''ss I's'..
i'',s 49, - -, -, .,,..s,e, :,
~ ~, tt,xkie. of the Confederate STATE.
army i. fsrs prisoner Of z4r. bat has eonBee-
ton whatever wi;h the CD Hawkins ref red T. IN
d.e :. sxtrsetz' Oar Col u VAS on the van Q
Gsn Whssisr i9t -''i's ',i', ns ~, W :, - - -
"a 'slas.,s e,..'''T' -, o.,r gray ~. ,,.
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Zee ReAsl Mnllns . Fort Nargaa.

The tsle@rspk reports iew ta,s ,''sy'
naensloaed thaf rana.srs bad been reee.Svt
af eera6 Ia thc rehci garrison = f'''
Meraaa. 81 the entrance Of Moeiis haseNs'
4 correspondent 81 the Boston ,fasfss
with the hect az Mahlle. writes that ts'
ran,,,r Mas well iaended, Aeeer,siag - hS
statement. the rvyolt assumed immease Pr
pertians. The rebel eeet hing in 'he hs'
Was brought into reaaisitSaa 60 qaeii 'ss
outbreak. when the AmericaR sas ~
hols,ed and All the guns OF shc E'rt a,H
hfon.sht to bear open the gunboass ga
milling the latter 90 retire.. fhe eiat.n'eH'
probably in high exnlsaiiea al che ts'pls
rars success al their daring scheme. s's'-
10 hAvs neglsgte,l the preper pFeea'ilS''',
and were thereseFe sahsegaeBtly eoRqDef''',,
Il i also stated that seeret saeieties 90
anoag She saidiefs, the memhers o. = h's'
are pleslrs,a d, fixhi ne longer t.arsC ps'a,
s.crs have alreaslY slsserted. and eshers "
repaired 81 Ready ts lsllaw al tbs iiss' >
spFahle opportunity
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05

There was respectable Audience al The
Episcopal Church on Tuesday night 70 bear
the lecture Of the Rev Mr, Kennedy The
weather was very Hnfavorailc and inelem-
ent. or no doubt many moro would have
been present. His sHbject was--~Tsn days
OF Gen. Burnside campaign in East Ten
nessecr II embraced that portion Of the
campaigns esmaeaeing with the skirmish-
lag al Esoslon with ttir forces Of Iongstreel
and terminating with bic (Lnngstreets - re-
treat irom Kasxviile The lcetare was
highly eroIitable to the taste and talents OF
the author. 1t was we'll written. well con-
eelycd. sud well spoken. lis style Is strong
and clear, aud frequently bold aud striking
The description Of the fight nj Campbell !
Station, and the assault on Fort Saunders
was vivbi and thriiiiag Certainly DIR
Kennedy maniIvsis, Tor one 80 young. rathcl
remarkable powers of composition lis
possesses fancy. humor, and Pathos.
This much in his praise. Now for few
words OF criticism. A spirit OF fault find
ing--a very unfortunate one for The posses
sDr---secmed to animate himlo some extent
Possibly he was like boy with new
knife, not satisfied until he tries lie edge ant
metal on all the chairs and furniture in tbs
house. Il is ono of the faults Of gehius--oI
of these who suppose they have geniGs-tC
! be cnustie and ecnsorious.
/ For cxample, Mr.. Kennedy was rather
severe on officers wao inierterred with rebe
ladies for disIoyaI acts That IS probably {
I question Of taste Most people hold thai
ladies ought to know how to behave. and j
/ they don't, some one ought 10 teach them
! That We confess is our opinion. Again. hs
made. as We understood hiai, several It'll,
insinaatiaus at the Union men Of East Ten
nessee, bat had not word in their praise
| lie plainly intimstcd that some OF them has
turned rebels because our army had 6arnee
their fences or boards" Now, We under
take To say that not siayle Unioa maa IA
tHraet reid OF aay accouat EhsIterer, o. est'
b. imdaeed 10 ehaage The Union people o
East Tennessee have endured more for thl
sake Of country than any men in the hand
and history records no example Of patriet
ism more heroic or sublime. They endure.
horrible prosecutions Cor thirty mouths, an
did aos waver Many OF them haze beef
sirips by our own army Of everything
hare hcca treated rs eacaaies aud not a
friends, and they falter not. There wer
probably persons among the auditory Of NJ
Kennesly that night wi.oseh houses aud who's
all were destroyed during the siege, and wh
have not been paid one esat ard have the
turned rebcls2 Have they ever complaiuea
No. We undertake to say thai no psopl
on the face of the globc have a prenier 9
: nobIer record, or have sssawn more saseliis
patriotism. Il was an easy and aafafi
: thing to be loyal at the North; has 10 be
; ia the south was 10 imperil lite asrl properi
! and nss,ae. Yet ihese people have stao
eefirm tkFough adversely and gloom, and no
that the clouds driif away and the 81
breaks forth, they viii still Fehaaia true
their ancient faith.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05


Ara meeting of tho Executive Commit.
ice Of the Relief Association of East Ten.
nessee, on "Wednesday Fsbfaasy gslA. 1854
Present The Rev. Thos. ", Hhmes. Chair.
.qhn. and Mes$s Hsa.ksll Re.leers. 1oFsal.
ngan, Flewing. Ind Ml.itN and ap.oe..si
other things sralssesfssl q all 49, sise va.
the faIiewin
On naiiea q alf Fleming L wakofieFvs
hy tie e'nas.alttee tai lha s.llaor u ths
Knaxsals WAig aaa RsbpI eslhsaF ),
Fsqaesi.a Is paAll.I he ps.s as ef sAs
a.cesiss lasels held 4 lsanlsI Elas| Baatoa
b heAsg q sl.s fssI 6 Eass Taunsssse
including DE sps,sekla 8 Edward Everett
aua Gil y q xsyips II a. snFly ia'
e. 1.rsp lsIl 81
4 epIn lapE be !, Ee.ss
Wins S1<i.lf
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HAzs liars III yoa want tas -
n i he cheapest Ilss IL TOM. soto u. =
Rs.ntss ). ssss,lsssa - ksssnst Market f'ls'
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View that che roads ars gsttipg dry, and
we have boass on the river Why ean we
not have eoeI and gus9 We sugtest 70 oar
military authorities ihsi thin. would be 9
good noEe. Even Gle Rehkiss daripg al
thssr oeeaFssloa % this town, kept ~ s
reguisr sappl5 81 gas We need light OF
the streets. and we need d ID oar houses
and how bright and ehAarfd Il Heald
make aIl things sppear if Ghers axas a hFight
let of1ane shining % eyery esIss IL tewn
Under is bewitchiag inaneaee how molly
would the aae fornls Of cur xarsiera 81
cars appsarl How soclahse and eoey tiAsg
wsald be Let us, thsresbse, have lleist ID
eur bousess our oalse, asd % - 1lrseia s
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4essseliss Nanaeff ~ fsf 81 ihs fsesi
81 49,, ~ a he 81 hat essbsa selssf * shsss
> e asA.aas = h ssslsek III fgiasepA : ssns
"A tks .uril sszls lpssea = ~ bla, . thk staf
tIySe esss - ll.s fsssis 20 esarass q FsNssse
4sss BstWslas ne fsis q Ger sisadst4 9 tAslsl
IN sss,sa1 d estils 4 end eosshai ane aeelss
A tssrlsssss asssAst3 ~ st4iss hse tle slftt.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05

names oi IRIf1f, fVkkNe. uobaes otbshs
TuoRSurRa, MEEK, IIrST, and very many
more, 10 prove what we sayy Need We
recall the fact TINT foar hundred and any
] men, very many Of whom werr mere boys
who were fleeing TO kentacky to escape the
ruthless prosecutions at home, were over
Taken by Ashby and his muraervrs, and
! caught, and all sent In body, with one OF
/ two exceptions, TO the charmed hoaaes Of the
4 South Their crime was that they sought
| the protection OF the stara and stripes. =
! And whe that saw will ever forget the
sight witnessed, ~ that body Of men were
marched ander guard through the streets
] Of Knoxville, when one BY one they would
i ssealshig stoep aud with tho hand scoop ~
i the fllths water from the ssreets 10 ailay
their burning thirst They were palsss
across the creeks aud past the springs with
4 ont being allowed 10 drink, ea shelr Ions
/ and hurried march ct near flfty miles. thor
confined all night without food or Arlak--
/ No wonder. then, thai, Is they SGT flrwart
on their gloomy mareh 70 their Soa.heri
/ houses Of death. they stopped md lappes
ap the slha5 water Aud viii ANY one y b
saw evsr forget csskt arg ass seeF b
Torgsz no snfsFtal ity that glsa,EeIl i
liza esI.ate.u,sep i Ask q he Fo.lr ant
pras,<ed Il lbo head e ii.aas buf hsaa.x.
1 and sllly pstA. 81 saaamsss dhy. aaa d
l iiF booked uleln lIclr baFs hsasls, Tier 80.
| AID klsdiag feet Their rarehsd fps shei|
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06
DE. strEcs1EaEaa's Pile Remedy.
Diarrhea and FIux.
STRICKLAND'S
AEafi-ghOiera Mixture.

l. composition Of astringents absorbents
stimulants and carminativcs, Which every pl 8
sician Acknowledges rs tac only preparation
:has will eject permaucu. cure of DiayrhUsa
and DY5entcrr This -tuti-ChoIera Mixture
IS now in Use in several If our army hospitals
where it gives the greatest satisfaction. Ii
has saved the lives Of thousands of our sol
stiers and citizens, and We will guarantee it
10 be the best remedy in the world for Diar-
rhea and Dysentery.
Mr.. Woods, of Covinston, K, will be most
happy to satisfy any one as to thc virtue oi
Stric ckland's Anti-Cholera Mixture: in fact
we have great numAcr Of testimonials from
patients who have beer cared after being pro
rounccd incarabIc by their physicians, so:ne
after taking only one bottle of strickfaad's
Anti-Cholera Mixture. If YOU suffer with Di-
arrhea and Dysent1ry. try ole bottle
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06
SsFicE1aaaai,s Pile Remedy

IILES-A 50 RE CURE!
Everybody is being cured of this distressing
disease by the use of
DT. stricES1;aE,G's Pile Remedy.
Read what those say who have used it:
Mr.. Charles ". Landram OF Louisville, and
Mr.. }. 7. Hazarde, CINCINNATI o., both were
cured after using one pot Of DR.. Strickland's
Pile Remedy. They say they bave tried eve
rything, but could obtain 40 relief but one
pot Of Strickiands Pile Remedy affected .
perfect cure after suffering FOR many years
with the worst kind of Piles. They recon-
mend every one who is suffering to try it.
Sold by all Druggists, 80 cents per pot
Manufactured at No. East Fourth street
cincinnati, o. Ask for
DR. SfRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06
FOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY,
Election on Tuesday, Nov. sth, 1864.
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