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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

"Suppose that We take Atlanta and
Richmond, what will be the resul,T'
Well, well, bat he finally replied,
there will not be another great battle
fought"
What do your soldiers estimate shs
strength of your army atT'
asked this question a. innocently as
I could, hut it was too much for him,
and Ls replied:
Our men are very much like yours,
-ome would say there is not more than
Is 900 while others would declare there
is 100 900"
Ia this conversation | drew out some
important things. and especially the fact
thA their authorities were strsiaing
every nerve to carry on the war til after
me Presidential election.
Singular Coincidence Might before
last the RIB pieke,s ballowsd out in onr
front: Yanks if you will stop shooting
80 will; and soon an agreement vas en-
tered into, and Rebs and Yanks were to-
gather. not as strangers but as acquainl-
snces (for they have been learning each
other for over three years., and general
'rathe and trade sprang. Coffee to the
Rebs and tobacco to the Yanks was
more than a legal tender, and trade
moved forward rapidly When the fog
Of the morning passed of rebel Major
in charge Of the line passed and ordered
his men to commence firing, and they
said to our boys, /" Yanks, get to Jour
holes, for we are going to commence
shooting" Each nan scndded OF 70
bis pit, and after the Major left they
agreed to shoot high, and half mile in
the rear Of our main works was far more
dangerous than the picket line.
The same thing transpirsd yesterdsy
and this morning, though the rebel Off
GERS are gettiug alarmed at 1t, as their
men are deserving and coming over TO
as, little too freely to please them.
1. 4 kindred circumstances occurred on
the Chatsahooches. One of them bal
loved across:
What have yen got TO eat Ysnksf
Hot coffee, hard tack, &c. WhA,
have you got, Rebs?
Nothing
Well, come over and we viii give
you some, was the rejoindsr
Will yoa let US come back 2
Yes, II you want "a"
This was enough. Over they went,
got breakfast, and had friendly chat,
aud one Of then said:
John, let's GO
Well, | believe I'll not 10 back"
Come, John, you ought to GO
i think not, Joha replied, these
YsHks treat me well, and I'll stay"
So his companion, on his return trip,
bad TO take the river alone C.0.H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

ATRAIToR's FoRGERY.-The Colambus
Crisis publishes g letter and the Cairo
Democrat copies it, purpOrting it to have
been written by w. Marshal Andersen
rspatsd to be brother Of Gen. Robert
Anderson and Col Charles Anderson,
dated Fair Oaks, August, 1864, which
should tinge the face of the writer with
shame
II is base plea for peace. It is a
cowardly and servile prossrarion at the
feet of the traitors who attempted the de-
slruc,ioH Of bis brother-if be does dis.
grace the patriotic aud gallant Robert
Anderson by such q family connections
wien invested in Fort SumpteE.
Tue whole letter Is tissue Of false.
hood and false reasoning, and is emf.
nentIy worthy TO appear in the most
traitorons papers Of Ohio aud Illinois l.
Is disgusting. and whoever is the author
should be in the Penitensiary or the rebel
army. We publish one paragraph:
II am tired of working for Yankee
tssk-mssters; bate their selfish mean
mesa. and therefore | am in favor OF q
Western Confederacy. have paid irib.
ute long enough 10 the looms and SPIN
dies Of the EAst--l wish no longer 10 b.
the political pack-muIe Of New England
they have taught me that when the bur
den has become intoierable, have 4
right 10 throw it OF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
Capt. Belt Again.
FRAxKrOEr, ky, Aug. IL, 1864.

rkASkfoEfi n.y. Aug. H. 1903.
Editors KvsnssiIIs Journal.
SIRs-In perusing your paper Of the
llth Of JBly last, | noticed al article
from Elizabethtown, III, concerning
Capt Belt Now, have known Capt
Belt for a long time, and have served
with him in the army; in fact, was
orderly sergeant of his company in the
18th Kentucky cavalry. aud Is is res-
sonAbls supposision that should know
as much about him as any one else.
have no doubt Of the truth Of the arti
Gle as to his commanding thirty or forty
armed guerrillas, pillaging and robbing
the country, and inquiring after the sol
Hers Of the 29th Illinois regiment
What could have been his object in in
quiring for the soldiers | cannot possi
oiy imagine, withou. Il was merely TO
crafty bis insatiate thirst for blood
| Now, the frst that was ever noticed Of
| the CAPTAINS secesh propensities was
Shile we were stationed Rt Smithlaad
| Ky ~ which time the Captain was often
at home on furlough, and the farlough
vas always approved by himself
At the expiration Of the term of ser
| vice Of the 18th, Belt. instead Of returu-
| Jog the arms TO the Government, care
| essIy left them on the arf-boai,
without taking receipt or anything
whatever TO show shat bad become Of
/ 49,, tk.rokv - hthtssn, a.. ,,ft.- dtsro
gard for the servies in which he was
sworn to do his duty; and instead Of
mastering bis men out of the service, a.
be should have done when their enlist
ment was out, he coolly mounted his
horse and told them TO stay there or 20
aome, or do as they pleased, as be no
longer had any command over them.
do not believe that Capt Belt was
ever mastered ont Of the service, and
the reason is, that even up to this time
he has not accounted for the property
belonging to the Government, which vas
recklessiy destroyed and wasted through
his neglect
Now, Messrs. Editors, appeal to the
loyal men of the country, through the
medium of your widely circulated paper
to put qutetus on. the operations o
this man Belt felt il my duty, as at
officer in the army Of my country, tS
! make this exposure | have not put ths
! worst phase ON this case that | cnals
= have done, because / entertain no en-
: bittered feelings Of malice toward Capt
, Belt. on the contrary, the old associa
: tons that still cluster around me softes
E my heart, while duty and conscience Bic
ms speak plainly. In Southwestern
8 Kentucky, and especially in the eoun
, ties of Crittenden and Livingston. tn
!, Union men had every confidence il
l Capt Belt, and it Is humiliAting cir
E eumstance to think that he has termin
{ ated bis career so badly. However, "
D can only expose his acts, so that aA ma
e guard against bis willy influence
4 Mr. Editor, BY inserting this shor
o notice, you will place me under lastin
}, obligations, besides rendering TO th
e Union rren Of Southwestern Kentuck
an immense service.
: Yours, &c,
i JAMES B. PARISH,
d Lieut. Co. c, lst KY State Gzsrd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

DEATH OF ALLEN HAAILToS.-Tbe
sed intelligence reached here by a dis
patch last evening of the decsaSe of Al.
len Hamilton. ESa Of Fo,t Wayue. 4
Saratoga NV York, Thur.day, 25.h
inst
For nnwavsring integrity, manly ID
dependence, warm aitaiumens aud ua-
compromising his adopted coua-
tFy, Mr. Hamilton has ever been pecu j.
srIy marked Without soIicifude for o.
fee. be has been called to pa lie service.
q the Senate Of the State and other
trusts, only 10 receive the increased es-
tee u Of his feliuw citizens. His lat st
anxieties were expressed, as We learn,
for The happiness and restored unity o.
his beloved country -Iadisaap0lis Jour
nal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
JAMES B. PARISH,
Lieut. Co. c, lst Ky. State Gssrd.

PARTY FRIESos. The Sentinel in
quires-"Are the party or friends of
Governor Morton slOae to have the
constitutional privilege Of bearing arms
for the defence of themselves7
That depends upon Circumstances. IL
il should so turn out that "ths party and
friends of Governor Morton" are alone
loyal and true to the Government, in this
civil war then none bat they can have this
privilege. I, was intended only for loyal
citizens-not for those who are for re-
sisting the Government, for inaugurst-
ing revolution and civil war, or for aid
ing the enemies Of the country ia their
efforts to destroy the Unina. l. has
come to such . psss-so bold and imPu-
dent have traitors become in our midst
that they talk about treason, and re-
bellion and organizations for forcibie
resistance 70 the Governmsnt, as simply
party politics aud part" movements
! We can assure these men and sil oshers
who talk ia this way, that this game will
], not do Treason is treason, and party
politics aud 'sopiuions" viii not clear il
] from ths punishnsut it dsssryss.-Ial.
> 0Sa&Neess -e -1.l -= t-al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
JarE BrxxE-r oxA RAlp-The Loais.

JAKE BESSE-T oSA RAfD.--The Louis,
Vile yoEraal Of FRIDAY last says ls
On SUNDAY morning last, Jake Ben
nett. the notrious guerrilla robber, in
command Of twenty catthroa,s, made
raid into Brownsville. and disturbed the
quiet Of the town The sconndrels, "a
they dashed down the streets, commen-
/ eed firing at the negroes lounging about
and caused 9 terrible seamper to take
place among the dArkeys In all, about
twenty shots we're cred, but, fortunately.
they all spred wide of the mark, aud
everybody was found to be more flight
snsd than hurt The citizens were han.
ted cut, dragged from their houses, and
drived to the Court house, where a
guard vas stationed over them. Each
prisoner underwent search, and was
relieved Of what articles Of value found
on his perssn. Among the trophies thus
obsxinsd were watches, pistols, and
| money. The stores we're then broken
open and plundersd Some trouble was
experienced in forcing the locks Of Han
cock 4 Wsir's establishment, but the
robuers psrssvered. and met with success
Goods 10 the amount OF one thousand
dollars were stolen from ihs hailding.
Mr.. Lewis store was also broken open
| aud robbed Of FIVE hundred dollar's worth
Of merchandise. Squire Taggen aud
son aad Major HOokersuiith, Of the mill
tie, were relieved Of their watches and
purses Major Laggard was badly treat
ed. The scoundreis appeared to be ia
eensed At him, and amused themselves
By beating him and shaving his head
/ Robert Bell and Mr. Burbank, Of Evans
vile, were caught in ne road and rob
bed. Mr. Aetcalf had fine horse sio-
len from hia1 The thieves we're COM
PEELED to eyaeuSte the town In great
haste, as they learned that a detachment
Of the 26th Kentucky volustsers was
IN parsuit Of them A short time after
Bennett bad started on bis skedaddle,
the detachment Of the 26th, numbering
40 men, dashed into the place and in
quired shout thes eutthroat gang.
Leaning what direcfioa the thieves had
taken, the Federal force moved forward
in rapid pursuit The chase was kept
J mp Tor several miles, but Bennetts men are
tive veil mounted and succeeded in max
! ing their escape The entire loss TO the
towa ky the thieving raid is estimated a
ovsr $1,000 The citizens are Eithou
, arms aud are unable 10 defead them
selves Much excitmeut exists in tn,
usighberbood, snd vsngeanee has beer
pronounced upon Bennett and bis ous
law band. 4A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

JEssz-A RkID Of THE FR1sxFoRT
RAILRoAD--Jesse il still operating in
0Esn county. His three hundred have
become sadly deciTatsd, and fortune
refused to emile and give cheer 70 tae
dark prospects Of the raider No more
he asse nblss his command, With The
flourish Of drums and trumpets. and as
sumes = bold, defiant stand He skulks
about ths eountry ssifhe was ashamed
I to show his face 10 honest people. Mis-
err loves company and some twenty cut
throat scoundrsls still follow the fallen
} bfortanss of the guerrilla chief. On
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30


bU- II Is the mission Of the Demo-
cratic party TO restore to the nation
peace, and to these Stztes-discordan
bsIlig.r&nt, and drenehed with fralernal
blOod-Libsrty and Union.
The Democratic papers are filed with
assertions similar to the above, which
we take frem the New York World Il
has been our purpose 10 answer them at
IsDgth; but we 6nd the following Ia the
New Yak 7ribaae, which we think is
TO the point:
Toe Democratic party, BY the ont
right rebellion Of half its members, and
the aid and comfort given thereto by
most Of the residue, has brought the
country to the brink Of ruin. OF tie
fifteen States which gave the Democrats
a popular majority in the last PresideI-
tial election, eleven proceeded to plunge
hsadlong into the gulf Of rebellion, with
the hsarty concurrence Of rAsjoFity of
the Democrats 10 two or three othsr&
OF the fifteen Democratic Governors in
oifice at the opening Of 1851, eleven be
came outright leading traitors, while the
others have followed 10 their footsteps as
nearly 80 they dare.
The rebellion was not prompted By the
Republican triumph OF 1860, on the con
trsFy. that triumph was conniyed At, con-
triSed, engineered BY Democratic lead
ers--msmbers Of Democratic Cabinets,
Senators, Governors. Re, in order to give
an impetus TO the rebellion There were
no original eonspirAtars for Secession
outside Of the Democratic party. though
some Wings have since been bailied And
bzdgefed into joining it Evsa 50 late
as tas winter Of lso06l, though there
we're Democrats ia Virginia aad North
Carolina who we're not Sseessionis,s,
there was not known Seeessionist who
vas not an inveterRte Democrat
The DenoeraGic patty Of the Slave
States made the rebellion; the Adheriag
Democrats Of the Free States have too
generally justified aud upheld il FROM
this city. two Democratic holding inpor;
ant aud lucrative Offices abandoned them
10 tAks part in the rebellion. A Demo
cratic editor ahseonded from a neighbor.
ing city 90 fulfH similar purpose. From
evsry city, village, bar-ruom, the voies OF
DesaoeFatie sympathy wiih the rebellion
mas long resouudfd This essentially
Democratic revolt hes 6lied the country
With mourning, covering its soil with
ashes and ruins And now the country
Is impadently asked 70 restore 10 nbwer
the party which has wautonly inflicted
upon it these measureless calasnitlra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

Thursday night, a raid was made on
Pieasureville and Blgd ID, on the Frank
fort Railroad Aside from the stealing
Of a few horses, from Boyle, Jones. 4
Roberts, but little damage vas done.
Jesse did aot tarry in the region long
BE quietly departed from the road. aad
sougi-t the seclusioz Of his camp. Amoag
the Will hills Of sweet Osea. Alas poor
JESSE We fear that yoa are fast comm :
70 grief Good-by-dOgs will have their
davt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

AsREsT OF DsFEEDAToR ox tbs
MAILS The Posi-0ffiee Department, ia
cooperating with General Sherman, are
determined 70 spare no pains TO arrest
the Operations Of depsedators on the
mails in this Department, who have 10
sons instances been making free with
the letters Of soldiers. Yesterday mora
ing, private RolIin A. Waters, l49lh '
r c., vas detected in ihs act Of robbiug
the mail, was arrested and sent out 10
the Penitentiary to await bis trial
The number OF detectives engaged
fereting out mail depredAsions, is per.
feet garantee that all cases will be found
out and stopped, and the severest penal
y Of the law visited upon all such.
NdshriHs Times
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

Sea- One Of the Indiana eonspiFasoFs
whose correspondence has been disclos-
ed, writes thus 10 bis brother S LIS
ave are band Of brothers We no K
together We act together. We SSte TO
gssher
And our Devil says they should Aarg
iogelhex.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

INpIAN nrEprCINEs.

ChC1O1k Ce urgs
A. fsfaitiag eurs for speraa,srAsa, f~~tt.af
Veal tsess. kocsataaf Esis ord siidt4sasss
- b sst psafsea suc1 as Les ~ Msaaess. Usfr~-
81 Issaads Faia So he Baet. h4mnsss 81 Ytsion,
frfmafsrs ole Ags; Weak Nerves. D1asuhE If
Bys4fssas, Tyssaslag wakefNlasls. Irsptlsus ~
lscs Pels eeeHassaaos, fHsaaity, Coasssspfoa. sn6
az ts biefsl essaptaists ceased " fsrssfsss rs~s
fhe ssfh II satsss
a<s hts H5ealslns tsa sim pie vFFstabis sxtraot,
and enc whAsb all can rely A. it has besn used
IN aer pnacAes Sc maay Fearasend ~ffh thoas-
ands trsaled IL has failsd IL nsis Isatanss
It's enratlys powers hase heen san eisnt 10 gaia
sietary oFei tks naosf stu1bDrn taSs.
asriTo thos- uho hate tfiasa Nlth their sonsti-
tutlan, untii they thlnk thsmhsiyss beyond tbs
teach ~ medical aid, ~ soaid say DssYak Neff
The CasHoKEE CuRk will frstors you 10 hsaith
and sfg0r saf sfsr Al quacs doctors have failed
ss-far fsfi pzrteuisfs. Est OireuisF from ahy
Drug stara 10 tBs country. OF wrfte the Proprts-
teTs, ahe ~iii sail FREE - any dssirsng ths sane,
. fail freafisa 10 pamuhlet form-
R8-ffAcsa, & pr bottfs - tafse bstties for %,
snd fsrwarae5 b Erpresstesli psrts sf ths worlf.
50 ssid by al resI<ss.gss arusEisss s.sfJ-
DR.. w. r. Merwin g. Co.
No - fih~rty street, Hs~ TERI.
se-so5 IN Efsrssfiis ~ Wm, Bisrbsssr saa
~ al dfusrirseyery -hsre. Fsbisds~iy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
GIVE Heed. A cold i ofssa thoaght 70 ;.

Give Heeas A cold Is often thoHght to BE- =
too tfiaing m4tter 70 claim inmsdia's or ssri0Es
attention. until it gets sseh bold On the lungs
ss to impsriI III ~ Of sse eoasamPtiTs patent
thea and not I'LL then DO maay thi-k serious Of
.siIrf. whsH 1t often too late; What foolish
negligence. We ssy, ~hsb Is cents will 60 % far
as to care cold, cough. sore throat, hoar snsss,
asthma, ke.; hesitate not 70 20 to druggist aHd
inve.t that IN bottle Of Madame Portsr's o. Eh
RAlssm. a gzs-iW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

IMPORTANT TO LAbIEs.-Thers is published
letter, As we'll as some other important mater. to
all delicate females, in Bells new advertisement,
under he head OF Private"
The letter referred to is written by the eminent
Dr. Wright, Of the St. Louis Threat and Lang
Ins ituts. These interested will read the saver-
tlssmsnt, and, We tn NIX, call on DR.. Bell, whose
consultations are free, aud who treats and cure.
without unnecessary examination or operations.
Cures warranted or no pay assed. iys-Iydkw
Amerioan Cancer Cham apIon,-DR
HEBBERN has located in the city Of Quincy,
IIineis. No loo Main Street, third door above
ouiuey House. OfHco over J. Il. Dayton's hoek-
store.
lie claims to he tha King Of Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever Sores, such - White Swelling asd
Bone Diseases, ssrofsla. Piles sere Eyes in their
worst stsges, Liver Complaints, oonsunPtien,
Female Weakness, and Salt Rhsan, letter,
Rheumatism, &c, &c.
The Doctor hecams master Of the above dissssss
while travelling through Europe aud America. and
be now stands at the head Of his professisn both
In Europe and America. The Doctor viii take
pleasure In showing his visitors certificates CT ths
above dissas.s where they have been given up al
ineurabls by the best physicians in tie country
The Doctor also guarantees cure In all ease'
where the patient lives up to the directions.
The patient VIII please correspond weekly. Civ
lns true statement Of the case. No. -.
nB- The poor dealt with literally.
Cancers extracted In from four 70 twsnty-fsa
h0srs, vttAeus inssxu1sass or psis, Or . drop .
bleed aazIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
Organic Weakness.

I.ass Of nstursi vigor. nsrvuua and general as-
hiiity, with skin srnpfions fever sores, paiss 10
every benz aBd nHscis. io-s Of memory. heaaschs
Gne disasnsp., algAt dreams, susif slsus, lmPo-
tsnae. cts..sf aud the endisss other sufsftI e
wAsrh -hitrt ~ b rsslent will b cufed BY
snsars At rftasnf nssd IN at The New York CITY
noyritzlE. asd ,hSse In BrsokiyH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

NAJoR GENERAL DopGg-A report
reached here some days ago, says ths
Nashville 7imss that this excellent off
Ger, commanding the 10th corps, hA.i
died in consequence OF wounds received
short time since. A dispatch from
Atlanta dated the 24th inst. to Lieut. Il
King, at this place, states that General
Dodge is doing we'll This will be high.
y gratifying news 10 General Dodge 5
friends,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
RAT ExTERMTNAPoR.

For gt..ss, sttrs. skssscf4xs, Aass, tssd
Bax=, Na4ha ta Eur-. " Nooaea@. Sc.
tnssets on Piaass, FOWL, Animals
sc.
ouly inftlltbls rehasalss kaswn"
ssFrss lr. - Folssus"
- Net "a Fvrgas ~ the Hnman Family"
. EHfs asHls ont uftheir holes a. die "
RH-said Wholssais II all srge eitiss.
eS- s..lf byaf Drnsx sts zna Rstsilsrs every
@heFe.
@k- DKNAEetif ~ al wnrthls~s lvaitssloH
@E-Sea Thai - FcwrAK's" naHaa is each b.
Hustt= airs Z ssk ss-sn~~ 80 hus
ee- address uESaY t. cos rAA.
~ Priueiral Isp7f Sea- 80 fiFo4si way :. !.
se-said By HE1..EE HHffE
nsa EEHfa a eARLaF RADf
EssuUGHT0s q wunD.
Whetaeaie ssf Refsii txsats.
R-ssts=4a -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
MERCURY,

ears With . Yegefshis EsutrailssF, Witch at oBcs
sffsstA the alssAs~ and very removes tha iEst
se.tigs ftom iLs aystsni, leaving the patisat
sigers us ana hsaifkY. aud the skis a. fresh and
blo~ninS, ss b-fgFs the disease vas centrseted-
~ malhrr ef bow long staadlnE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
GENTLEMEN.

WAs thrcush thonr rhtlsss inprudsnes. Of iuno-
a.nf,y, - nars Aefe. hare t~assns psisonsd hy
that moaf dsadiy virus. TENERFAL. oAa now fna
nwsflsts relief and permanent cure. I ass ne
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TOIHX.
DIR. n. Anders 4. CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

1UU1ME WAIEH.
Ioiins Water acts upon the Heart, Liver. KID.
nsys, digestive Organs, and Glanduisr System.
The success which has attended the use u this
remedy In private practlgss and the sndersement
= IN deal authority, enable us 70 recommend IL
the practitioner and the public, feeling con
Isnt that xith fair trial it will attest It's own
ANcslienee IN the cure Of chronic diseases which
A. A-foate Iodine, ~ aa serofulA, Bronchita. Skin
.. sssions, Heart, Liver, and Kidney Diseases,
fcas Affections, Neuralgia, RhsHmatism, Dys.
>esia, Debility, syphilis, &c.
Physicians ma3 rely upon tho uniform strength
0f iodine Water as containing three quarter
zfalns FunE Iodine In each Huid-oBnes FUHH wa
ter, solrsai being used II IL not liable to de.
eSmposifiOB nor spontaneously -fsrmed iBequail-
tiea neither Is the Iodine oxydizsd nor neutral
lied By combination with any inRredsnt, which
render this solution superior 90 any other nsthed
Of exhibiting iodine
Full dirseiioba accompany each bstsis, that II
may be ussd A. family medicine a. we'll A. BY
the profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On rsosipt Of ave
dollars six bottles delivered TEEE By sEprsss TO
any address.
Bewars of counterfrits aud limitations which
aHpfurfpisd dealers endfaVor 10 dispose Of on our
reputation. See our signature and trademark
lths Grerk word headiHK this adyeftisemsntl.
upon the labels and Wrappers Of each bottle, with.
cut which none Is genuine
Circulars gratis
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q HHTI.n al 4lafa
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SATISFACTORY CURES
wARRA a NTED !!
OR NO PAYfAsKED.
CONSULTATION FREE

pfi fsr4Bh rshfsuce from The Nsr Ysrk
iospiiAis saa The city Coli@gs = -, PFof VII
tssd Parker. 80. Il wsst 81 str-sgs Dr. J. w. ei.i
tsn, ehsmiet, ~ rfiuce street, ssw rofk, sBd
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