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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-03

keS~A Washington shoddy editor calls
upon the inventive genious of the conn !.
try to construct some sort of portable do
fensive works that will enable our mon
to march straight up to the enemy's works
instead of resortihg to thanking operations,
Scribolerus suggests that the better plan
would be for this brilliant genius to in
duce the rebels to FIRE blank cartridges.
This. would save the cost of Transporting
his portable" Notifications.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-03

E@~A party composed of five young la
dies and three young gentlemen were en-
loyinga boat-ride by moonlight, at Dun
kirk, New York, on Tuesday evening last,
when it was discovered that the boat was
filling with water and sinking. One of
the young men started to swim ashore for
another boat, when the whole party jun
ped overheard, and three of the young la
dies were drowned.
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DlED-At the residen co of her grand-parents $,
at Glen Hope, July 22d, Fanny II. Cooper
daughter of Edwin and Isabel X. Cooper, of
this place, aged IL years months an 22 days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-03

hrGovernor Seymour is man of queer
notions. He has ordered lot of onions
ior the soldiers asd pickle for General
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
w. NJ. MCCULLOUGH, of Clearficld
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WASHINGTON, July Is. 1861.

10 whoai Al may concern:
Any proposition which embraces tho restora-
ton of peace, the integrity of the whole Union,
and the abandonment of slavery, and which
comes by and with an authority that can control
the armies now at war against the United States,
will be received and considered by the executive
government of the United States, and will be met
by liberal terms on substantial and collateral
points and the bearer thereof shall hive safe
conduct both ways. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
| left the Falls by The next,train, leaving
Major Hay TO receive any respone to the
Presidents profler should any be made !;
but there was none. Messrs. Clay and
Holcombe addressed a letter ofsharp crit
icism on the Presidents proffer above quo
ted, which first read in the columns of
the daily journals Of this city. And here
the matter closed, despite all rumors OF
further or other negotiations. Messrs.
Clay, Holcomb. and Sanders remain at
the Falls, or at the adjacent watering
place of st. GATHERINGS and are still in the
receipt aof many. visits from Democratic
politicians, who cross the border on pur-
pose.
/ heartily approve the Presidents bases
OF negotiation, and think them calculated
to exert salutary influence at The South;
and yet think il would have been wiser
to have interposed no conditions, but ask
ed the confederates to perfect and verify
their credentials, and then moke their
proposition. For, thus brought to book,
what could they have proffered that would
not have strengthened the upholders of the
the Union cause? 1t looks 10 me as tho
o rare opportunity was lost for compelling
either the Democracy Of the loyal states or
the despots of Europe TO forego further
manifestations of sympathy with the reb-
els in their desperate struggle. i may be
mistaken in this, but cannot be in my
conviction that every indication of de-
sire on our part to arrest bloodshed and |
restore amity, tends TO disabuse and con-
ciliate the great perverted mass of those
now fighting to divide ard destroy their
and our country.
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tarThe Armstrong Democrat, published
at kittsning, has been sold, aud now ap.
pears as full fiedged Abolition paper.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
CONRAD BAKER, Of Knox twp.
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,
NJ. l., c. EVANS, Of Pike township.
FOR CoRoNoR,
HENRY w. FARKE, of Clearfcld.
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Tbe Cl,arfieb Stpublitan.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ,::::::::::":"AUGUsT B.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR SHERIFF,
JACOB A. FAUST, of Curwensyille.
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E NJ. McKIERNAN, penuss uops LAM Jsse1
II 4, forms the citizens OF dlen M 4 JspS]
and vicinity, that he has l'ca,eu 'uou ID ~
where he Is prepared to wait upon sr0s|
desire his professional services q rrsS1
other pihts ofthe county w'NM n McKbWI
ed to. n
may II ,'64-3m-pd. --------------, q \
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The want of space has heretofore forbid
ary reference to the nominations made at
the Primary Election held on the 9th
ult., further than the simple announce
4 l..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-03

MEETING OF THE LEGlsLATuRE.-Gov
Curtin has issued a proclamation conveu-
ing the Legislature two weeks earlier than
the day 10 which they had adjourned
for the purpose of providing for the bet
ter protection OF the State from invasion.
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d,
~ PsksIrn m Grsr,ir ofihh.l
pnt Ine ,i great original ,lpsh n,
rreIiofmsr. Ibis yorr, ~,
Gymnast, during s,,ss
Iy Act, HAN0sbY THli;s|
on lhe fIrssils B,rcf flhsN|
Sha I whl,s thus susrerdl n
This Son Of the Dswr. VI
many other new M ~
feais totally unliks snyls,.
before seen In ihiRsrlu'
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02
P0Gdy's Letter.

Hibernian Wit and Blunders are an iney-
haustlble mine from which the newspaper and
periodical press obtain material for the greater
portion OF their mirth-creating articles. The
following is good specimen. \ newly SWAMI
islander from the land of peat and potatoes,
brought to New York by the Great Eastern.
ana thenceto Atchison on the lightning train,
writes home his impression of matters and
things thus:
ATcHIsoN, KANSAS, August 20, 1863.
Dear Biddy, I'm here On the prairies Of Kansas.
at last,
Dry, weary and foot-sore, and glad that the
journey is past;
They'v got no shillalahs, turf-stacks nor mir,
But worse than the "curse of the crows is the
fire,
Which goes on a rampage Gin reason to speak,
Let me see-why yes-fully three times week,
And burns up creation "a fact assure you)
From golden Pixies Peak t. the muddy Missouri.
In large iron boxes their fires are shut up,
And that's how they cook both the "bit and the
sup"
L is very convenient, l tell you it is,
As they d burn up creation if I was MT for this.
And, whisper, "acashla, I've got one for you,
splendid BUCKS PATENT | bought from
JAKE LEU,
Who has stoves without end in size and in shape
And sells, as his rivals say, shamefully ''chape'
And We can assure our readers that Pat was
correct, fer JACOB LEU has got supply of
Stoves and Stove ixings surpassed by meme
west of Saint Louis, and his prices are the most
reasonable in the western country. Those who
need anything in his line will save money by
purchasing at his store south side of CONNER
,ial street near fifth.
n30y2-6m
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Thankful for past liberal support hope to merit
tinuance of the same from all of my old customers and
trust to receive my share of the transient and trade
now agoing in this and adjoining countless promising
all who deal with satisfaction and their "mcney's
worth" A. F. LOVEIJ
Marysville, Kansas, Nov. IA, 1868.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

Thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon me by the public, can assure them
INA. WIN try to merit continuance. 1 keen
co9ssantiy on had > well selected stock of staple
AI1 ,ancy goods, Of every description, and will
tention given to the Clothing branch.
N.B-Flour, Neal Corn, Meats Potatoes
Butter Eggs, Tallow, &c, taken in exchange
for Goods. Ns'
November IA, 1868.
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Marysville, Kansas.
This Hotel has been open for three years, and
the proprietor is thankful for past favors, and
sohclts continuance of the same, with the
promise OF the usual attention v1-n27-1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

Z + [. n
SASIrLRr.-Thero was a meeting of
persons taking an interest in The Stats
Sanitary Fair at Masonic Hall ysster-
day Thursday afternoon. There was
good attendance of ladies. Every
Ward was represented, and also the
township out Of the city, Great interest
was manifested in the good work, and a
determination shown to have Wander
burgh county we'll represented in the
Fair. A list Of committees for the out
townships Was appointed to call on eiti-
Gems for donations and aid. The meet
ing adjourned, to meet next Tuesday,
September 10Th, at 3 o'clock P. N. in
Masonic Hall, when all lie committee.
a-s expected to report. rs,ist2s
The following are the committees for
the out townships:
Pigeon Tcwuship-Mrs. A. I. Rain.
son, Mrs. chas olmsteAd, Mrs. Sterrits
Mrs Virgins - IS Y 8.
Knight Township--Mrs. Dan. Aiken,
Mrs. y. ). Goodge, MIRA Jonathan Phar
Scott Township-MTs Cornelia Hop
kins, Mrs. ]. g. Potts, Mrs. Nancy ILgle
Perry Township--Mrs Jacob Kron
Mrs. R Jarvis, Mrs 10 Woodruff.
German Township-Mrs John Fares
Mrs. Chss. Kretehman, Mrs. Naah
Armstrong Towuship-Mrs Vim. Pru
EFT, Mrs Chas. Sehaus, Mrs Rhodes
Rogers 7aErgs
Union Township-Mrs VIM Martin
Mrs. ID. Gram, Mrs John King.
Center Township-Mrs. Hiram Hop
kins, Mrs B. Royston, Mrs. Cassims,
Sehlamp. CHAD E 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
AECard.
EvANsvILLE. senL Ib. ls64


EVANSVILLE, Sept Is, 1864.
Edisers Evsasyilis Jesrsal: "a - v39fI
In the Times of this morning there
appeared q slanderous article, charging
me with instigating the military arrest
OF John A. Rsiiz. its pet candidate for
the Legislature. Where both OF us are
known, an uiiliug that my character
shall stand in contrast with that of the
living, drunken dog who edits the TTmss.
But inaamaeA as his paper has eircu-
lation where neither are known, feel il
my dasy 70 give all the facts ia the eass,
so far as have any connection with it,
For the past ten days have been EN-
ployed by Capt EhrnsA to draw humber
from the river. About q week ago
portion Of the lumber, piled up on the
bank, was washed away by a sudden rise
in the river and carried, down stream.
Ii was caught by myself and two other
men, and pulled out on 3 raA Of saw
logs near Reitz's mill The two men
who aided me in saving the lEmber were
notified that the lumber 5eluuged to the
cured upon the RAFT, 3 German named
Shredder came and hauled Il away. At
the time be was loading ID on the wagon,
be was notified BY q man named .Sha-
mate that the lumber belonged to the
GovernmsnE@ | afterwards vent %
Shredder and asked him what be did
with the lumber, and be informed me
that be had hauled it up town, but re-
fused to tell me where, directing me to
go to Clements Reitz if | veald End Gus
more about the matter Upon asking
Mr.. Clements Reitz about it, he said that
John A. Reitx had purchased the lumber
OF two men By the names of Shrvock and
Steele. then went to John A. Reit
and told him I had been sent by 4 !,
Quartermsster to look after the lumh a.
aud desired him to show me where, I;
was, he snappshly replied q v NJ.
have you got TO do with itP" I ,aI
him. He then replied, "If the G 49,
ment has anything 70 60 with IA. Iss ;
come and see me, and went aw az viii
out giving me any satisfaction car,
back and reported to Capt Eh1 man. an
/ the Government called on n :. John !
Rsitz as requested . s a3iH az 70
Now, il is little remarF able. if N
John A. Reitz is the INN aculats ind
vidnal described by the ,lFSmes, thatl
should hold on to the luu ,ber asstil
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

2 SeH Tork MarkeEs.1 I'D


tGI8A Eza 8EWs 1oS1.sseptl p
cOTToS-DuiI 81 l - for Mfidlf leland
FLoUR.-5Gl { bette blt rather qas-t- 10
st9l0 70 for sac; 10 sa@gti = for sx.r
efs4Bd hsoP Ohtos Il ia g Eor fEs-s oFAAe
Market lea q qalst
WHISKY -Fn1sr. wesseEa 81 81 SIS. but
s0w held at 81
wHEAT-aase usstsr. s4sr deuz4Aa- inz
: % for Chiesgo sprIag; i7ss2 - fsr SILVIA
Al Cizb; E2ag3 : tgr AH-bzF AuEan Is z =
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CORH --Dail. i excl s. ar laEsss West
= OATS. -Noassa1s rsqsss.i a ss3sassss4 fsr
CoEFEE-vsrYssias - al6as srsvzasPrses-
i sUGAs-Qsis caha .2qs@zl
= MuLA<SE S--puH.
woOL.-Dan
PngK -Ffrra. zIth sAir a.nsAaa ~ parcels o.
the spot, bat, less active far utnrs delivery - Y
l4l W for Ness, ~ g9lSpE4s o. Er ueG q >
esssiax AZ a 142 - : 59g3s - f1T PriElr
4. eoaE % fer .Flme n =. HaT
BEEF-Dui and nominal
CIT MEATS--Quiaf. hut firm. Is4SSls To-
shaui1SEzs Hams shade nrmsr and more ASs-isss
Al 25i4e s45- $50 bbas "a SsPs-sE AEysE ePk.oAs
LsnnLsos ssas.a.a- 10 80 ~ 4
3 BUTrER.-osi es md arm.- ss1ts for Ohio.
and 4ses Is for state. Is - = -
ca EsssE -Qaiss aRl steady. ct Isesa7s q
nOSEY--AArkst Is scarcely - striagsas, bui
sTEg NC ExCHkNeE.-oaist,E n sss4 =
oe1x-eo,d. 8e7s@
GOiD.-L8ttls araer, With segaoEa sEsady mar
set. Opposed ~ -. declined % ? 81 I'D eios-
ed az zhts A
GOVERNMENT sTuCKs---NoEs eeiiss. asa a
little nsnaer. -2os. coupons. leS4; lo-40s. esH
p IA. %; T-s9 Treasary Noes. N one year ees-
tihezfss, 80 ts 7a4 l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

PERsoSAL-Col George Pendleton,
general agent of the great Cotton Ex-
press aud Superintendent of the Erie
Transportation Company, fast Freight
Express was in town last night Mr.
Peudieton is q most elegant, accom-
phshed and loyal gentleman, and if the
Chicago Contention had had the good
tast" or the good sense to have placed
bis name on the ticket they would have
added thousand per cent more brains
and ten thousand per ceat more energy
to it-odR a15mo3euo auca.
As they put George Fl. on instead Of
George il is doomed 70 defeat, while the
most, unbOpnded success awaits, the
great Cotton Express and the Fas,
Time Express. ni5 ,ze iluurTs Tefe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
FrasA tire Army az ths Potemas.
HEAbevAETERs AENr PsroNAc,4 4


Picket and artillery Ggipg has been
kept up very briskly ance Saturday, The
ire Of the rebels not seelaiug 70 have
cooled Of yet at beng sarpriaed and
losing 10 maay prisoners Some Eve or
six Of our men have been brought into
the hospitals The najositys ara badly
wounded, aud some Few hase died s-
Yesterday largs mortar opeued on
the right, and thresa uapber Of shells
into Petersburg wifh gresa precision. a
} A rebel sharpahdoter THIS T. u stole
across The Appomaitoz, and ~atehing
HE chance, shot one of oar men Al = bat
terry. We wAs soon discovfred, and a..
BE was making his way back across thd
river, = well directed shot straek ths
boat, tearing il to pieces and &c Is sup
poeed killing the occupant. "a M
Desestess report that Lee announced
to his troops that he would give the.
Yankses fourteen days TO Get away from
hers, batsld not say What be would do
Il We refused to leave These men also
report that ma,ters we're in q bad vas
over theres They have been living on
short rafions, aud those Of ! poor qaali-
". Ths Erst thing they AK 90 reach.
Ing camp Is, Where are we 10 get
rationxs Ne were just going 70 draw
ours wheas we left -&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
THE VERfaEATEST
TELE q r - FIJI
Early sim in FroAt Of Sheridan
Latest fsasn Mobile. 80

=
NEW YoEx. Sept Is.-Tbe Heralds
correspondent with Sheridan, al the
18th, says Yesterdays ueeennoissance
developed the fact that the enemy is sui
IL force in the, VICINITY Of Bu0ker dili,
and a short sharp skirmish ens1ed- :
The He IDS CORES poaient Iufront
Of Petersburg With the 9th. corpssewrit-.
ing on tie 18th, says dsserters esntinue
TO report great Dissatisfaction among the
rebel soldiers. A new regulation has.
been established, thatif g rebel soidier
advances beyond BIS post without as
m1sket heis to be fred on By bis com
rades IF he comes forward vita ais
piece, OF course he : hkeiyto be fred
o. By cur piek,ls- ~
The Ist division Of the sth eoEps has
been ecuzpaidated viih the 2Id aad 30, :
The Herald Mobile Bay Correspond
emf, writfng on TIE 4th, SAYS everything
is quiet and there a. no probasility Of
any immediate movenentz toWaSds-slo
bile. eTkssunken ressl iron.elAd Baltic
still .ifectualIy bFoekades the main
ehaAEel across Dog river bar, bat the
Winnebsgo, double turretsd u1onitor,
mas founda passage through the OBJ
struclionsto a polns nearEy opposite to
Mobile aud can drop / I ard I54ineh
shells into the ciiye Mobile is but three
and bali miles distant and the vessels
by means a their largest rifle guns can
throw shells into the remotest suhnrbs.
The rebeI5EsGl and s.unboats arEfu plain
sight put don't nakeskhe slightest hostile
demonstrators They see4ato Fave got
enough Of Farraguszasd BE- feet N the
recent oombai TIE Febef yesssls re-
ferred to are the Ea5ns AlabaEnas Ma
Total aud Tuscaloosa ihesgahaastsM Nor
gsa aud one other. nams not known.
They're above theciiy inFthe naoash Of
the AiabamA river, and jastent ofrsnge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

Say Col A. J. Fletcher aud Capt
VIM. Reavis will speak in POssy county
on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
Sept. %, %, aud "a, ending Al New
Harmony on the latter day, They win
also speak at Francisco, Gibson county,
at E big meeting 70 be held there at an
early dav.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

CAxDIoATE'a MEErISe ToEusHr. We
remind our readers that the Union
County candidates speak at the Belle
view tonight, and we hope 70 see big
crowd present The Importance Of
free discussion Of the issues before the
people cannot be too highly appreciated.
Turn out, Union, and bring along your
Democratic friends.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
AUCTION.

'T'HERE WILL. he xoLp on THE PREM
less II 1ehn Thkit.ia scott Ts~nsblr, vaa4
dsrhurgh eounty, tnd On Thursday, sept. 18Th.
1854. absut ten bead 81 cattle, some u thsia at
Mare, sir ysaraald one last sprins Colt; Piews
aud lone Harness aud Inspienisnfs 10 los andy
At the fine thers viii BE- eHers4 for aisle 20
20 Of land 70 acres Of whish u cleared
In Clover pasture, and ne - put IN wheat Half
the purchase moa@y nsay remain on the lana %
mortgage, aAd nins uaoBkbs credit on the p~sasnzi
property vish approved security. sale 70 com
msnee 81 Tea o'sioek r. -
augs1-Ntds JOHN INGLE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
sRr The County osnaiaa.e, will hol

~ Inc County CANDIDATES viii hold
. meeting at Rogerss Mill, Union town,
ship, on Monday, Sept leth Also, At
Dan. wsnzsfs, in Perry township, on
Wednesday, Sept. 2lsli and at Balser
Meyers in Armstrong township, on Fri.
day, Sept Esd. All The meetings viii.
be held t7P.M -. ~ 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
The County onion oandidatss

SS1ASy 0AA~H SoAuAuAeOs
viii meet their fellow-citizsns at the
BslleVfeio, below Pidgeos Creek, on Fri
day evening, Sept. 10th, q 7 O'Clock,
Will everybody interested 10 the success
of our ticket please gissihis notice pub
licity, and also be there TO hear what the
candidates have to say foe themselves
Sept Ibid l..estz.so
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

NKwToRK, Sept al8-We have news
from Texan papersAs lac as The 2lst
ul,. AAofder has been Issued BY Kirby
Smithto enrol all male negroes free
and slave for army service
A Shreveport correspondent says
Hclman's and Walkers divisions have
crossed the Mississippi and are said to
have gone 10 Mobile The correspond
snt lhlnks they will not stop short Of
Atlansas
A dsassactiye firsaoccurEedat aalves-
ton on The l6Lh. - - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

vas. forced to give Il up. Why if be
was-s good loyal citizen, did he not
notify the Qasrtermaster that the lana
Der was IN big possession, and request
him to send for it. However worthless
/ may be, it does not in the slightest de
gree detract from the suspicious man
ner in which Mr.. Reitz acted throughout
the whole affair
VIZ. i. CATLETT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

NEw YoKk, Sept l5-Gold has been
8, eady, aad on the wholeA firm during
the morning with less speeulatlse move-
IN eats than for some days past. There
is q steady dsmahla Cor cestoma Quoz
tasions opened II 40 and fuesuAsed
r. bu that figure down % 22T and up
a Jain 20 22S and closed steady al that
The Commercially Washington special
sr.ys thesrehels are Constantly shelling
Grants new rear from Guy Point to the
/. lie q wing. but no damsEsis done YET
G rant has prohibited suffers and par.
v,lyors ffom selling liquors in The aruiT,
T be Commissioner 81 internal Revenue
hlls decided that shs special income tax
OF 6ve per cent is 10 be collected from
p .rsoDsih the employment of The Gov
etnnsat the same - other collections
ante rnada add not withheld from their
salaries. - 49, 9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

B6~ We were pleased to meet oar
friends-Capt, Kurtz Of Princeton, and
X. I. Ksreheval Of Grandvisw, in the
city last night, stopping at the Sherwood
House, both looking fine, and greatly
encouraged at the political and military
aspect Of affairs.. f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
Rl3g- Mr. II W. Ro,sn anal al M.nl

Sdy- Mr.. Fw B0sen and Col. Mank
will make speaking tour through
Perry, Spencer, Dubois, warrick, Van
derhargh, Gibson aud POsey counties
between this time aud the election, and
will address their German fellow-citizens
in their own language. They cannot
fail TO do good. --sr -,u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

Bd1r noa't forget tho grand rally to
hear Ex-Gev. Wright, In front Of The
Branch Bank, tomorrow Saturday
night There will also be music. The
Glse clubwill sing some good songa
There win be German speaking.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
PLANTATION RIrTRRa

Nhieh are nov recommended By the hirhsst adj
cal antheritiss, and warranted to prodaoa 81 ~.
'nsfeii' beneficial eject. Thsy are szsss4las.v :
asresable. erfse ~ pare. ard nuss suppressed Al
s'hss ''ales Where hsaiihy, gentle sun.lsat = :.
tsgulfsd. - r.'.ss
They purity, strengthen and isvirorsts.
They ereats healthy appetite. s..4...s -
fssy sfs 81 al tiasis 10 ssan e Of wz.sF aad
diet. a.HH
They essro9~s tho sssets 81 dissipation ana
late hours. enf sIfass- ass
Thsy strengihsa the sysssm asa CALVES TIA
the mind,
Thsy preNst missmAiie asa insermits.at a. !.
vsnss 1 aht Hsf 10
They Fsrify shs brraih aAa ssIdIy sf tAs
stomach. H raa
They cars DysPspsi. aad oosstipatiea. esz
fAey eefs Diarrhsa asd CholsfA Mefbus.
They eurs Liver ceaps,a. ssa Nsrvsas =
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