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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-08

Pennsylvania, Maryland Washington and
vicinity. Iappeal TO the freemen of Penn
sylvania to rouse themselves to the neeessa-
~ effort, and come promptly to sweep the
invaders from her soil l do most earnestly
require the good and loyal men of the
Commonwealth, and especially the veteran
soldiers, in all her borders, to show them
selves to be worthy of her in this eu1ergen-
cy. Her sons have established for them
selves, on many a field, reputation for
martial virtues which they will not now
forfeit when both their well earned fame
and the safety Of their homes and families
at at stake. ' 30
(Signed) ELISLIFER,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Dispatches from Chambersburg state
that rebel force, supposed to be Bradley
Johnston's brigade, entered Hagerstown
this P. NJ. The Federal force at that
place Is under Lieutenant Mclean. After
a spirited resistance he was compelled to
fall back to Green Castle, Pa, with which
place we still had telegraphic communica-
tion up to nine o'clock tonight.
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MORNING LEADER
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY. $.
AKRON NEWS.
TFrom the Summit Beacon.J

GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION IN PROSPECT.
We learn that Colonel Perkins has very
generously tendered transportation upon
the Columbus GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
Railroad for Grand Picnic Excursion for
the benefit of the soldiers 1t has been
suggested that arrangements should be
made by the Aid Societies of Akron,
Cuyahoga Falls and Hudson, for joint
excursion, and we trust that the officers Of
the Societies named viii confer together at
an early day, with view to perfecting the
arrangements.
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ISIIFER.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

FORTRESS MONROE, July ..
A. steamer arrived this morning from
Bermuda Hundred. There was nothing
new from the front. No battle yet.
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FROM BANGOR. MAINE.

BANGOR, MAINE July Z,
A portion Of the State Guard left this
morning to garrison Fort McClary.
Among the privates was Nice-President
Hamlin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-08

PRoTEssIoSAL OFTSIoSs.-i'I have used your spe-
cihc Pills in many cases Of SpeTmat0rrhea and
with tie most perfect success - Milton Sanders,
N. D., LII. D., Brooklyn
50 1t is as near a specific any medicine can be.
have cured very severe cases with from six TO ten
doses. '--B. Keith, NJ D., Ed. Repertory Of Med.
Science n. Y. -1
Il know Of no remedy in the whole Materia Med
ica equal 70 your SPECIFIC Pin in Seminal Trina
~ Weakness ~ Adolph Bohre. NJ. D. Prof. Of
Organic Chemistry and Physiology, n. Y
PERSONAL OFINI1Ss.-"Alr. Winchester is worthy
Of all confidence, and devotrs himself enthusiastic
ally to these preparations. d, Meredith Reese,
NJ. D., Ii. D., American Medical Gazette, New
York
e. / have a personal knowledge Of Alr. Winches-
ters honesty and integrity, and the pro-
fessi0n and the public that his preparations can be
relied on '---Ias. r Chiffon M. D., Chemist New
York
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THE UPwARD FLIGHT.

following report of Upper Air experiences,
in balloon, on the 4th
THE UPWARD FLIGHT
There is a moment of horrible suspense
attendant upon balloon ascent, which can
be experienced under any other circum-
stances One is net horrifed by the
knowledge that ship has slippee silently
away from the quay, andis now forth with
its living freight upon the broad ocean.
But when the network which has been
fastening the huge dome to the gronnd is
being lOOsened; when the car-whieh has
but at best only basket-begius to move,
when one looks down upon the immense
crowd gathered there in the gleeful autici-
pationof witnessing an act of gratuitous self
immolation, when one sees the wife of one S
bosom looking upwards hopefully as one
goes heavenwards, and a joyous baby
growing at thu prospect of seeing parent
so elevated, then there occurs momenta-
ry beBilderment of ideas which renders re-
course to the solitary battle for the time al
most a necessity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-08

DCranged Digestion; Loss Of Appetite; Loss OF
Flesh; Constipated Bowels; Fitful and Nervous, or
Heavy sleep, with lustfui dreams; Troubled breath
ing; Failure Of Voice; Irregular Action Of the
Heart; Pustulous Eruptions on the face and neck;
Headaehe; Affection Of the Eyes; Loss Of Memory;
Sudden hushcs Of Heat and Bushings; General
Weakness and Indolence; Aversion to Society Re-
laxed Condition or Diminished Size, Of the Genital
organs; Involuntary NIGHTLY or paily Emissions;
Frequent desire TO pass Water, with peculiar at
tending sensationsi Melancholy, &c.
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ATTORNEYS at Eau.

TT H. MERRIAM, ATTORNEY
Il. Counsellor, Notary, and General Collection
Agent Office 16s Superior-st., Cleveland, Q.
bic terms ian2s-R2I
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smOIsing--A Few Words between the
WhinS.

Smoking is a yice-one of those small
vices that meR who a...ai a..
% Compound for sins they are inclined to
By damning those they have a mind to,
most bitterly coneemn. We have no
quarrel with such persons, but we believe
in mild Havanas notwithstanding their
counterblasts against tobacco, and shall
continue to puff the article despite their
yaporing. They despite their vaporing:
They denounced the consumers Of the
weed in ill-havored anguage-sometimes
when much inflated with selfrighteOus-
ness, calling them beasts. i.i
To err is humane-theretore we inhale
nicotine; to forgive, divine-therefore we
hear no malice againstt the counter-blasters.
There is not one of them with whom :
could not cordially smoke the calumet, al
tbough thev are unwilling to let the dis
ciples of Nicot enjoy their pipes IN peace.
Even at the risk of losing caste with the
ladies, we must defend against all challan-
GERS the solace of our leisure hours. How
can we do otherwise with a splendid rega-
| liza from the Queen of tfie..Antilles lightly
poised tt this very moment in our left handi
| Onposed as we are to the invasion of a
| friendly powes, we have no conscientious
scruples against makinga a smoking ruin OF
the Havana.
Rail as YOU will against the cigar, 1t Is a
glorious intellectual stimulant.
Fxpectorating heathens may masticate
Cayendish forever without getting new
idea out of it. The snuh-takers may tiltil.
late the mucous membrane of the probes
els for a life time without eliciting a men
tai sensation; but your cigar is a thorough
breeder, an enyoker of pleasant fancies.-
If there IS any of the "divine intfiatus,
lring perdu in the brain, a sood cigar vii
be sure to smoke it out. As the pale blui
lets of vapor issue from the lips, anC
breaking plume the air. ..i
1.-The poets peu
Turns them to shape aud give to airy nothing
A local habitation and name.
We have watched them many time unit
tbev seemed to becomes things animate
dancing. floating, sylphs and fairies, be
witching as the graceful 'Cubas. And ye
there are soulless persons who can Sc
nothing better in these dissOlvlng view
than a pestilent congregation Of yapors-
The Spanish Senoritas, who cherish n
puritanic scruples against tobacco, have
deIichtful wav of adding to the natura
deIiciousness Of the cigar. They light
, for YOU, set it agoing with their rosy lip
! and pop it. thus sweetened between your
: Talk of hubble bubbling through rose ",
. ter-it is a coarse pleasure to that Of sInol
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-08

Dine alt Imperfect OF too Rapid Breathing Coli.
ness Of the Extremities; Night or Morning ChiIls:
hectlej Wasting Of Flesh, Enlargement Of M
Glands, or Swellings Cough; Loss of strength.
Iwitching Of the nerves muscles; Shooting Paips
through the shoulders, chest face Or limbs Partial
on Total Loss Of the Use of the Limbs. Headache,
Giddiness' Excessive Paleness; Night SWeats; Los
OF Appetite, Heartburn, Oppression Of the stomach
alter OF sinking Of the stomach before eating
Weak q sour stomach; Irregularities Of the Bow.
OF hidneys Retarded Growth or IIgiryJ5f fIrr
IN Children Extreme Sensitiveness TO Cold SC as
IN the several stages Of Consumption in Catarrh
Asthma, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, ScTofula, Neural
gia Paralysis partial or completed &c. and FsPT
CIALLY in all Female Disorders or Uterine Irreau
larities, such as Difficult Painful Suppressed scan
Menstruation. i"e"
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e. q. BALDWIN, & 90


OFFER THIS DAY:
White Organdes,
White Lamartine,
White Mohair,
White BrOadcloth
Shirred Swisses and Cambrics
India Long Cloths,
Breakfast Shawls,
Spun silk Shawls,
Grenadine Shawls,
hIohair Skirtings,
Honey Comb Quilts
Mosquito nets
Embroidered Piano Covers,
Elegant Lace Wells,
Trimmed Lace Sleeves,
juiys E. 1. BALDWIN co
AS a reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, or any affection of the throat and
chest, use, according to directions given on each
bottle, Madame Zadoc Porter's Cough Balsam. It
is always reliable, fails, and the possession Of
a single bottle may, in case Of sudden attack,
prove to be worth fifty times its cost. Hundreds Of
thousands of bottles Of this invaluable preparation
are sold every year in the United States Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Price 25 and so cents per
bottle. ... ..r
BS-Madsme Porter's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tanned at Benton Bros, and Strong a Armstrong;,
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o. julyG-R3-lw
DEARL AND SHELL CARD CASES
just received at COWLES',
July6 ~ MeddeIl house
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, d, C., june q, lS6A. J
60 -.

SURGEON Generals OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. C., June p, 1854. J d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND AS
w sstant Surgeons for C0lOred Troops-Candi-
dates must be Graduates Of some regular Medical
College, and must be examined By Board Of Medical
Officers 10 be convened BY The Surgeon-General- Also
wanted, hospital stewards for C0lOred regiments
Candidates must possess fair English education and
be familiar with the cOmpOunding and dispensing Of
medicine. Application must be made in the
Of Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons. Compensation,
from S23 to s33 per month"; with clothing, ratons
fuel and quarters The Board viii determine whether
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon Assistant
Surgeon, according TO merit. Applications accom-
panied by one or more testimonials from respect
able persons, as 70 moral character &c, should be
addressed 10 the Surgeon General Z. s. A. Washing
ton, d. C.. or TO the Assistant Surgeon General L.
:. A., Louisville, Ky. Boards are now in session
at Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, St.
JOS k BARNES,
Julyl :l7O-Tu&Th Acting SurreOn-Gcneral.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-08

From the Chicago Times we take the
following report of Upper Air experiences,
in a balloon, on the 4th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-08

But where is the spirit of the-r 80
Did 1t spring like an indigenous DIE te9pleE :
the soil, and has it gone to warm ny ron :.l
----- IL - ~ = ee.-H w
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DEARL AND SHE'LL CARD CASES
Just received at C0WLES',
iuly6 1877 lFeddeli House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

GUEEEiLLAs IN ILLrsoIs On Friday
night, the 10Th INST, ten suerrilIas, some
Of whom said they belonged to Adam
Johnson's command, crossed the river
ten miles above Smithland, and went to
the house OF Capt Trowbridge One Of
the number sent word to the Captain
that he had a private message for him.
Capt Trowbridge, suspeeting no dan
ger, went 10 the gate, when elk or seven
men surrounded him and ordered him
to surrender His faiher-inlaw, Mr.
Mccormick, postmaster at Bayfield,,
sent to bis assistance with double
bsrrelsd shotgun, and bis wife also
vent with rife but Capt. 7 seeing
mat resistance was useless, urged them
uoE 10 shoot The guerrillas then dis
armed them, and taking them to the
tore, seated them with a guard plAc, d
ser them, add proceeded to rob the
store They took near SO 700 worth Of
FOODS, including boots, shoes, bats,
bresdelo,hs, and gewgaws and 6usry, as
hey said, for their sweethearta
The moiherin.law Of Capt. Trcw
bridge concealed their silvet-plAte and
other valuables while the thieves were
operating at the store
Gen. Paine will levy contributions on
rebel citizens OF Kentucky to make good
the Captains loss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
New York Markets.

NEw Tosk. August 81
CoTroS.-Sfssdg. for uti4diing upisads
lLoI k-sissdy, ard westsrs fs725 b. ter (;
Fe9lo as sr sxira stass; 10 p01iI 20 ? extra
round b. p 0hia, ard II 2s%Ig - for Tfaas
besads Marx I closed steady
WHISKY Dull asd dseiiaibe Western g.
lnciudinE snail let 1t I 81.
NHkAT.-aHse better. ss4T2 IS gar Winter
Rel s-t.ras 1sTea2 - fer Amhsr n esigss
tokN sksee flrmer. hsesl 81 lor mixed
wr-trri AZ {. ana ! q for the same In sfars.
uAts.-buil and declining. 81 for canadz; eilS
foF &t~, asd % fsr western.
CuFfkk-puil 81 about prsvfsus quotations
SUGAR gait as for Porte Bico. ana 2s5<
for Cuba.
MoLAsSEs. Dali aud unchanged
WUoL.-oaiet, bat held with H,srs armness
fuhk -firmeT. and In GOOD demand 81 6Ha
IS o. - Mes; - asaas 80 for usw do, G a.iig
~ - the lattsr price; 81 aSs O. for Prinle,
aaa - 0afAia 0s for prime Mess Aiso, 1870 bula
us~ asss. ior septsmhsF OF buyer's optisn, ~
- Dd0tzD0.
MAS BAEF-Q let and very hrm isRts
81 eou tts eess e97 feF ountry Prime fssais
Cor u pse<st Asss aud 43a26 Tor "a "a Mrss
Ffials Mtss Def quit sul ufehangsd
cut HEAls-Fifa. is1z9le74 Tor Shoulders
LARp.-Flr@.r. sSs1gss, tn latter sn x
ffsms.
B,TfFR.-Tu good &. snans. ssa4s f,r ehio,
aad ga - fif stste
ukA~A- q slst. ass
'Nfl - trady a
-. KL.'D ExoaA E-Firner snd quis,
80
Gjfo Me se,svs I'D d.eadv gis p
,'g.aa q, zs1i sasa - . 2 a8s d oit = 70
81 co - 4ts<
81. i-sn-f = 1sa.r. or Li,s'posi carried 90,
4slA.Ttatua s..
g., isst ~ ~ o; $50 esu.
on. le5S L > T-s0s. II q; u : -. year
aFi ae &c "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

A communication was receive from
he Chairman OF the German People :
I Association in New York, claiming to
epresent 200 600 cit z rs, and accom-
ani-d By resolutions pledging the mem
| D Of the association to the support OF
a. ChIeago nenlnee-
Vallandrghsm sa;d that from the frs,
aomeni he hai been animated by the
sHzHim " IN kiiment IN the Convs n
ION. Peace to he end that there maj
g peace ia The land De then movec
nat ne nomination Of Mcclellan be de-
AIRED 10 DO the unanin Gus sense of ths
Convention
MeKrou, Of New York. seconded the
1 notion aud remarked thar We are in the
midst of bloody revelation; that l.
be present Administration should b
'oniinusd no man Of note vi b. ssf
bis liberties ant lie. AMI exhor'ed 81
. give with one heart and as one man
our etf1Fts 20 overthrow il
Ex-Gov rnor Powell also briefly sd
'rssssd the Convention. pledsibg h,s
most ear rest rff.,r1s Tor the success #
ne ticket, and expressing the trm con
ictioa that the ticket Will come ont Ui
the contest triumphant. the liberties OF
ne ptople restored, aud the happines,
4 the country secured
Judge Allen, Of Ohio, Mr.. Bogy, OF
ilssouri, Jos 5 Thayer, OF New York,
pllowed in brief speeches, reviewing
the history Of the country under Demo
ratio rule.sHR comparison With the &C.
q the present Administration, aud IN,
promising return OF lasting peace auo
'r'pnai happiness, with the success
Mcclellan.
The question was then taken on max /
ng the nomination unAnInous, aud II
-Eas declared carried.
The sh0ut that responded was desfen-
ing,
Mr WickHHe offered resolution
hat Kentucky asks as the FIRST act Of |
Mcclellan, when elected, n March next /
10 open Lincolu's PRISON doors, and st /
he captives f'ee Carried unanimously
Mr.. WiekAffs said thar many Of th,. /
best and most loyal eitiz ms Of Ken /
ipeky, among thea - or 80 ladies, are /
now imprisoned in Louisville in damp /
and dirty cells, with only straw 70 he /
= PpNf NuN tAF ~hNFsFNA FtsSt'h tafNf anu i
The newspapers Of Louisville sre forbid |
den TO make the slightest allasion to this |
terrible state Of affairs. lie now pro- |
claimed It At the risk Of bis liberty, per, |
haps of bis life.
Mr. s. S. Cox moved that the Conven.
zion proceedste name candidate for /
Vice President without debate or other /
business Carried
CHICAGO, Aug. 3I.-Geo II. Pendle- |
ton was nominated far Vice President |
on ibs 6rst ballot /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

P. NorIcE.-The Evansville Times
copies the letter-list from the Journa!
the next day altar that paper publishes
it officially, This is done without au-
thority, and makes us a great deal Of
trouble on account of letters b>ing in
quired for that persons have seen in the
Times list, when they have already been
seen in the Journal the day before aud
taken out
Persons whs see letters advertised in
the Times viii recolleot that that is not
the official publication and that the Jour
nal publishes the official list every Tues
| day.
The Union. Mr.. Bischofs paper, pub
fishes the official German list,
Septl-ltd<w. P. N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
LYoS,s KArrr.Innr


KathsiruH is from the Greek word sKsthr,.. e
''Eashairo." dgaifying 70 cleanse, rsjHvinss. ssx
restore. Tia article is what its na.ss siKsless.
fof prsasrYins restoring ass beautllying l.e
human hair Il !, fhs most rersalkssIs prspsraflsa
- The world Il IL again owned and pat sr5
the original proprietor, and Is Bow zsas With he
sans care, SKIN NHd aitsntios vhlek gsrs % .
sale Of over one Gaillion bottles per anssn.
It's a most delightful Hair Drssslas.
IL sraaiestes seurf and daHdrus.
II keeps the head cool and slsAa.
II makes fhs hair, rich, soft and giossy.
II prevents the hair from falling % snt tsrs-
Ing gray.
II restores hair Hpon bald heads.
Any lady or gsatismaB whe values bssutihh
he4d ofhsir shoHid uss Lysn'x Ksfhziron. Il =
known and ed throsghout the siriiizsd vsEz.
Sold By ST respectable dealers.
DEMAs 5 BARNES > CO.. Hsw Yosh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
County Convention


There will be Mass Convention o.
the Union men Of Vanderburgh Count,
held at the Courthouse in Evansville,
on Saturday, the 81 Of September, at
halfpast two o'clock, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the ensuing
election.
The members Of the Excessive Com
mittee are requested to see that due
notice is given in their respective town
ships.
BY order Of the County Tx. Com.
J. J. CHAEDLER, President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
REMOVAL.
TV0S r. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED MS WHOLESALE MANU-
L Gacturing EStabl shraent 10 Ne FIRST
STREET, below Main. lie has = large and ele-
CANT assortment Of HoEe-unad- WORK, a. ire a.
the fne4f, guaranteed g. good AZ the beat" and
fiE sails "ehesp a. the easaPest.' And little
cheaper.
His entire stock - eenssstizE Of fire BuExy.
Coach, and Carriage Harness, light Troitln<
Heavy Wagon. DrAy. ard Express Harness, sad
dless In sudless variety, Brides Of al kinds, u
any quantity, Collars, Sirths. sureinEles. CAeck
Lines, Military work 10 short, sverythiag IL
bis line. from Hame trap 70 = e Non taF Sad
dls"-has heen manufactured under bis inz,e-
date supervision. by skiIlul AMI expeftenoed
work man, and is now offered TO the trad al
EASTERS PRICES. Being able ~ compete sac
e-ssfnily with anything in the market. IN style
aatsh, durability, and arioe. be only ask trial
Call and examine fsr vcur siv-s @rSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
SCHOOL.
SCHOOL.
Mathematica1
AAD
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
JOHN A.ALLEy:::P Principal,

Grad IT = the 81 tary se.d~Hy Wei
Point, ana for mauy r ~ instructor
Of snafs. -
rTSHE SECOND SIS faS or FHf- ~ ~
Wi .omupnos o. Npf = ~ffsfaD ne
ssh. g. bsH itg o. J. -trs i-ft 2
.hi b i oo upisd b ar. B~hm'' toIH-sssiei
siIexs 49,. o.
r. cour.a o. study 8 eiu - 81 re br neass Of
- y. : L-,~1fss I'D f.Isss csl elgcE4t1u
- tfsasafs are required e. psrfofn1 'zch Mill
t.ry 1zrcisss cgafriout= 70 @iss- ln-' hsAtn,
"a Al sasy 49, grseefHi earEiags
The scholtstic year CONSIST u two sessions "
twenty Nsskss .cs
-TrgSr4s so pr ssssi9n q tys. - -s-sks. sns-
b.lf "a abs a. tts cor Easneensus, aad the Il .
-. - tas 70 s6sls - tise ssIos
No d-due "a Eor Uiibarssal q schoIsrs fron
fhs school during tbs session II spt IN esszs VI
q .srart siekn
CslTgzz -FsF ~int-r, oHs bla@ Cloth Rasnf-
s-0ut. eAHei @ lar 70 b. Ok 81 front siIseI rou
II nh glt -ztio e. . ArEisI-fs1, d hr--
sash ore - hat % b cuff, cadet grey G 0 b
RAatrio 81. VIZ &C. 80 o. tbs oct 10,
firm ta@ zAisI - ths 1uEss Dize go. : s.il-
lar cap
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
r6g- The folIowinr persons have beel

@ The following persons have bee
mployed as Teachers in the Publ
Schools Of Evansville for the schoo
year commencing Sept 9Th, 1864:
High School = Chase P. Parsons
AM, Miss R. r Hough-
First Girls Grammar - Miss A. A
Fisher. Miss Anna Wack
Second Girls Grammar - Miss Mar
". Clark, Miss Martha Kurtz
First B Us Grammar Miss C. 81
Hooker, Miss Virginia Conn.
S cond Boys Grammar Mr. j. "
Knight. Mss Amy Grant
First Girls Intermediate-Miss D E
VeniE, Miss Mary Weld
Second Girls Intermediate - Mis-
Anna p Dow, Miss Lila HunnelI
First Boys lntermediate-Miss Mar
y Byrne. Mss Clara hoy.
Second Boys lntermediete-Miss LIZ
re r ddle, Miss Martha J0rdoB.
First Primary-Mss 4. II. Hawley
diss Sarah Mcfarland
Second Primary - Miss Elizabetl
dam, Miss Martha c. Bell
Third Pfimary-Miss a. E Grigsby,
Miss Martha Collins.
Fourth Primary-Miss E. ". Eaton
Mss Lydia L. Ashley.
Fifth Primary-Miss " D. Weld, Miss
Fanny Dougherty.
Sixth Primary - Miss Tillie Warren,
Miss MARY Willard.
Seventh Primary Miss 8. n For
yh, Miss Josephine Fletcher
Eighth PrimAry-Miss Martha Tabor
Ninth Primary-Miss Lotto Lincoln
Miss Sarah Burtis.
Miss Miranda Wheeler, Teacher IL
Penmansbip
no WHEELER, Trustee
WA BAKER, superintendent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
PLANTATION R1rrrps

A&AA IA AVN 0A1 len D.
Which ara nov recommended BY the highest ussdi.
CA sniheFitiss, aud warranted to produce a. -
H'ssiais beneficial sasrs. They are szOeealnsly
Agreeable, srisc -Iy pure. and must suppressed al
other 'enios whore healthy, EsAtis s.lnuisnt 4
required.
They purify. strengthen and inviroraaa.
They ersats a healthy appstiss.
They arr 81 a.tidois to slAass 81 water aaa
dirt
They pEsrosms the effects Of dIs.Ipasies sss
late hours.
rhsy sirsngihrn the sysssa sna snlivsn tia
the mlnd.
They prevent missasfIc AID iaIsrnitt,ut -
vers
They purify the breath ssd asidIty Of sAs
stomach.
They eurs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They esse Diarrhss sd uholsra 4orbus
They cure liver conplsint Asd ssrvsas
Headache.
They make the xrsk strong, the Isasuia byti
liaBi and are exhausted natures great trstsrsr.
They arr composed o. the oslsLrzted c.lI.aya bark.
uiaiergresn, -asssffa-. rosts asa harbs. ~ prs-
served p perfectly pur - crei1 rasa. Tss par.
neHiars, see elrsaiars aud tsstla.oaiais aroasa
saeh bottle
bswAFs Of imposfors Exaaiss svsry bsttis.
see thsf = hrs our private z =. -iAHss nBRnti-
lated Over The cork, sifh plantations ssspe, sns
oar signaiurs ou hss sf-ei plsts side Label See
that ar battle i net re-hiied ~ith sparions Ams
dfls'erious staa. Asy psrsou PrsteBding ~ ssu
Plantation Bitiers ~ the esiias 10 haik. Il a.
imrsstor. Any perssn imitAtiag thls bottle. or
selling any other aAtsri&l thsrsn, whistler called
Plantation Bitssrs Or MT, is aoririnal anasf tAs
Z. :. fsw. and vii be % prossestss By "a We
slrssdy have onr sys % several pertis. Es-aIlisg
eur bottles, &c, ~ha will saeossd IN getting
themselves snto close qaarters The asaaad for
prsks'a Plantation bitfsrs from ladies, clergy
iaen, merchants, &C.. q Inerpdibls. Ths siapis
trial o. bottle IL the evidences ss present 81 thsl.
Narsh and superiority. They seId - al ~
specisbls druggists. groosrs, physleiana. hotsIs,
saloons, steamboats,. and eountry stores.
P. u. DRAKE q 90.
No. 2o9 Broadway,