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gone! thitLer. That the Presbyterian
Church in Iowa is any less " peaceful"
or anti-slayery than any other, may be
gathered from their resolutions, as fol-
lows: ~.
Resolcea, further, That we advocate
and heartily desire the steady, vigorous
and uuhinching prosecution of the war
which We are engaged in, and which has
been wickedly forced upon US, till the
the last armed rebel shall be subdued-
till treason, which has dared to raise its
hydra head, finds an ignominious grave,
and that for this great consUnmation We
will give our sympathies, our prayers and
our sacrifices.
Resolced, once more, That regarding
American slavery as the grand occasion
or cause in one way or other of all our
troubles, we look with JOY upon its wan
ing power, upon the heavy blows the
monster is receiving on every side, and
ardcntly pray God when treason is dead
and buried that this crying sin, this foul
excresccnce upon our body polite, be
buried with it, to sleep an eternal sleep.
Where will the Wallaccs and Mahans
and kindred souls find rest9 Ought not
the conservatives to secede from the abb
clifton wing of their church!
This bold cnunciation of principle
from the Christian church is one of the
most hopeful signs of the times. Where
God is recognized as the Supreme Gov.
a1rnnr and .disnnser of events, there viii
man, and obedience to lawful authority.
The church is no place for timid, weak
Enced conservatives and neutrals. God
requires men to be positive in the right
Men cannot be for Him on Sundays anu
against Him through the week, and be
favored with His smiles. The hand of
Providence is directing the American
people as it directed our fathers in the
past. Guided by His unforeseen hand,
we shall issue from the fiery ordeal
through which we are now passing, as
people, purified and rcgenerated, and the
puny efforts of maudlin politicians, whose
idol is slavery, and whose worship is
akin to treason, will not stay that hand.
-IIusco tine JuuraaI
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ID- Speculation is becoming as heart
less mania at the North as at the South.
1t is cropping out in all department of
trade and amusements. Barbers and
hair cutters have "riz," as has the "Bos-
ton Museum Spectators are now op-
Grating on the necessaries of life. These
are daily advancing. The city produce
dealers are securing the country and
buying every thing SO as to raise prices,
which, at present indications, will soon
be above the depreciation of government
bills Of credit. Prices are going up, and
taxes arc increasing. Teas, sugars,
breads,uffs, etc., are bearing fabulous
prices. Men who earn their daily living
are the actual sufferers, and that too
without remedy. They are compelled to
be frugal and to eat the bread ofcarcful-
ness, while the craven spectators are
growing rich out of the products of hon
est toll. 1t is time thar such extortion
was checked or punished /; for it is second
only to treason, even If that be an excep-
ton. Honest trade is not objected to !;
but the systematic combination to raise
the price of food aud raiment, which all
must have, is no better, if it is as tolera.
bic as gambling. What shall be done to
remedy these growing evils ?-Boston
Cultiuator.
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The Prcsbytery Of iowa.

II is a fact worthy of notice that while
the immoral and irreligious in the loyal
States are opposing the prosecution of
the war and the measures adopted by our
government to suppress this terrible re-
bellion, the great body of protesting
Christians are arrayed on the side of God
and humanity. A few days since We
took occasion to place before our readers
the position occupied by the Baptists of
this State. We take great pleasure in
publishing the resolutions recently adop-
ted by the Presbytery Of Iowa, relating
to the prosecution Of the war against
treason and the extinction Of slavery -
During the present war it has been quite
common among class Of people whose
religion is subordinate to their politics,
to withdraw from a church of one de-
nomination and seek fellowship in that
Of another denomination, because in the
discharge Of the duties of his high call.
ing, their pastor had spoken against trea-
son and slavery. People who have from
their childhood believed in the free agen-
cy Of man, have suddenly besn converted
to the theory Of predestination or fore
ordination, upon hearing their minister
speak from the pulpit in behalf of his
country and freedom. Many persons
nave supposed the Presbyterian Church
the place Of refuge for conservatives and
neutrals in the great struggle now going
On between democracy and monarchy,
freedom and slavery, and hence they have
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The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY for Nav,
is on our table. This plumber is rcplete
with interest, containing several very able
articles. Every patriot will be interest
ed IN the letter Of Hon. Robert J. Walk.
or, on "Amcrican Finances and re.
sources" and in the article on "Our Do.
mestic Relations" as we'll as in the we'll
written article, "The War Contest for
Ideas" For the lovers of light literature
there is "4Enone, a Tale Of Slave life in
kome," and "a Summers Dream" Ey.
cry farmer should read "Hints to the
American Farmer This number also
contains an article entitled '.The English
Press, "A Universal Language :Mu-
sic Science. If you want frst class
monthly, subscribe for the Continental
Monthly. Address John L. Trow, pub.
Usher, SO Greene Street, New York.
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Il. Scott, leg, slightly.

r@- A man Of refinement would rather
leave room when dining with a gentle
man or lady who had red hair than to sit
at table on which carrots were placed
The same instructive susceptibility would
induce him, were he believer in ola
carrier etait ouvsrte aur tokens," to pro-
cure his summer clothing from the mag
ni6eent and fashionable establishment of
Casad q Gilmore. .a ,
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tainment of travellers, to keep open such
house upon the Sabbath: but nothing
herein contained shall render it lawful
for such hotel keeper to sell ale, beer, or
other intoxicating liquor on the Sab
bath. ~ DID
This ordinance being deemed by the
Mayor and Council to be of immediat.
Importance shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in
the ,t"Tipton Advertiser" published at
Upton. a.....
Adopted May I'd, 1864.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Mayor.
SYLvANUs YATES, Recorder.
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%The Dan Book, which is the Bib

THE Day Book, which is the Bible
of class Of copperheads hcreabouts,
justiies the slaughter Of negro soldiers
and their white officers, because there
are laws in the Southern States making
It ga crime for the negro to raise his
hand against the white man." There i.
q law furnishing treason with death. The
rebels are guilty Of treason, therefore
they should all be killed! But instead
Of following its own logic the Day Book
prefers that the traitors kill all who are
loyal. Such is copperhead patriotism.
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WoMAN's RIGHTS We have not
been advocates Of woman s-rights in tho
extreme sense Of the term, but We do in.
sist that the good housekeoper ought to
have the Housewives Favoritc,' the
Chemical Salaratus, made by De Land &
Co., for with it, and it alone, can she
produce bread fit to be eaten. Woman
has right to demand this article of the
grocer, and he is bound to sell it, as most
grocers do.
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CoUGns, DRoNcuITIs.-Thc entire
freedom from all deleterious ingredients
sender horn's Bronchial Troshes,"
OF Cough aud Voice Lozenges, safe rem.
sdy fss the most delicate female, or
youngest child, and has caused them to
b hold in the highest esteem by clergy.
men, singers, and public speakers, gen
orally.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-05

~ There Is some reason to hope that
we shall have somc warm weather before
fall. Il has been warm enough to start
the-bpds ea .our fruit trees, and it has
frcsS, No fsar; hard enough to injure the
fruit. Ifnot injured by late fros.s there
viii b an, abundance Of apples, plums,
cherries, currants, etc. -, -
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ORDINANCE.

n" Ordinance to provide tor closing of
Sdtoons on the Sabbath.
N q ordained BY the Mayor and Couu.
CT cf ass to0n of Upton, in Cedar coun.
~, lora, That if any person shall Keen
open any saloon, grocery, or other place
Of public resort, within the corporate
limits Of the said town Of Upton, on the
sabbath day, or shall sell any beer, ale or
osner Intoxicating liquor, on the Sab.
oasn' such person 50 offending, shall, up.
on conviction thereof, be fined in q sum
not exceeding ten dollars mar loss than
one dollar: Provided, however, that il
SHAH be lawful for any person or persons
keeping hotel, or house for the enter.
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D0-Tho Supper for the Veterans of
Company A, 5th Iowa Regt., will be CIV
On At the Union Hotel, on Friday evening
next. Citizens are invited to attend
The supper will be free to the soldiers
and their ladies'.
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r. I'll 5#
4 Large Volunteer Force in the Field,
OF Ladies'

Testfying to the superiority of the Wheeler
4 Wilson Sewing Machine. The qualities
which commend this Maehin are: flst,. Beauty
and excellence OF stitch-alike upon both sides
of the fabric. I'd, Strength, iirmness and dura
billy of seam, that will not rip nor rayel sd,
Economy Of thread 4th, It's application to its
wide range of purposes and materials. 9th, Com
pactness and elegance Of model and finish. 9th,
Simplicity and thoroughness OF CONSTRUCTION
18th, Speed, ease Of operation and management,
and quetness of motion. re- Thorough instruc-
ton given by the Agent HIRAM HAMMOND.
Upton, Feb, 4, 1864. Ans
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GROVER 4 BAKER.-The justly cele.
brated Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, both shuttle and lock stitch, are
for sale at the Post Office Store, By s. s.
Daniels, sole agent. Call and see the
Machines.
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RAJ At late meeting of the Dubuque
Farmers Club, Mr. Anderson gave the
following observations on the Chinch
Bug: ..s
'Mr. Anderson said he had field with
one part in corn, infested with chineh
bug, and foul with fox. tail grass; another
part in oats not infested; sowed Tea
wheat on the whole. Where the corn
stood the wheat was entirely DESTROYED;
where the oats stood was full crop. Had
seen the bugs in the spring, under cover
ing Of hay, straw or weeds in the fields;
the bugs prefer the Club wheat
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ls- Dyspepsia can be Cured. -l

yields ak once ito 5s.UPHsM's DysPErsIA CuRE.n The
effects Of this remedy truly magical. Try it and be
convinced. PRICE 81 q box Sent postpaid to any ad-
dress, by S. G. lplIAM - South Eighth ST., Phila-
delphia, Pa. Circulars sent free gnl3m6
Hostetter's Bitters have received the warmest
encomiums from the press and people tou ahout the
Union valuable tonic for the cure Of Dyspepsia,
Flatulence Constipation. and general nervous dcbl-
ity it cannot be approached. Every day of
its great effect chronicled through principal
public journals. There is nothing equalt the enjoy
to that which the afflicted experience when us
ing this valuable specific. Its mild tone, its and
vigorous action upon dsordcred stomach, and the
cleansing of the entire human body should recommend
it to all classes of community. See aaY crscmcnt.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
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THE LADIES AID SOCIETY will meet,
next Friday afternoon, at the house Of
Mr.. s. S. Daniels.
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Marrifd,

On the 2lst list, at Mechanicsville, by the Rev.
II. Hoag Mr.. NICHOLAS Ii. RODGERS to Miss EME-
LINE c. WARD; both Of Cedar county, Iowa.
-Sn Rolls Of Wall Paper for sale at the
4 ~ POST OFFICE BOOK STORE.
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=" Read advertisement aud certii-
catcs Of McCormick's Reaper.
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DTRead advertisement headed SIS.
trayed."
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.


Our Letter A Family Sewing Machine
is fast gaining worldwide reputation. 1t is
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has so many useful appliances for Hem
ming, Binding, FEELING, Tucking, Gathering
Guaging, Braiding, Embroideling, Corins and
SO forth. No other Family Sewing Machine has
so much capacity for great variety OF work.
1t will sew all kinds Of cloth, and with all kinds
Of thread. Great and recent improvement
make our Family Sewing Machine most reliable
and most durable, and most certain at all rates
of speed. 1t makes the interlocked stitch
HIGH !. tho beet stitch known. Any one even
Of the most ordinary capacity, can see; &. a
glance how to use the letter Family Sewing
Machine Our Family Sewing Machines are
finished in caaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine is
piece of cunning workmanship of the most use.
iul kind. 1t protects the machine when not in
use, and when about to be operated may be
opened as spacious and substantial table to
sustain the work While some of the Cases
made out Of the ch DIGEST woods, are finished in
the simplest and chastest manner possible, 9th,
ers are adorned and embelished in the most
costly and superb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, so as to judge Of its great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for family sew
ing as our Manufacturing machines are for man.
ufacturing purposes.
Tire Branch Offices arc well supplied with silk
twist, tlrc ad, needles, oil, &C., Of the yery best
quality.
Send for a PAMPHLET.
The Singer Manufacturin: Co.,
ass BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Milwaukee Once. II NewhaH House;
And CHICAGO Office, so Clark st.
GEO. l.. DAVIS, Agent, Upton, Iowa.
InI21
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arA desirable residence in Upton tor SALE
che.p. Enquire Of WV. ELLIOTT. I
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AGENTS WANTED.

AIEN IS WANTED.
rINO sell by subscription an excellent, illnstra
i ted and ,ow-prced history of the Rebellion
1t is in both English and German. Also several
other beautifully illustrated, interesting and
valuable family works. Also for Peders and
Agents a great variety of Pictures, Battle
Scenes, Portraits of eminent Generals and Civil
ians, Gems for the Album, dc, together with a
large assortment Of Stationery Packages. These
goods sell well.
For circulars, with terms, address .r
HENRY HOWE, s..
mis- III Main Street, Cincinnati.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
CEDRON BITTERS,
rae Latest AID Hest Important Dis.
eOserg OF the 10Th Century.
osmgsaaa I.s,er.l o wna oa...r

has hssosas hsassheid Word throashous n,
Nssf sna eet,ihs and his Vera LnrsnSps IN isss
tnAa feeT Aitey their Introduction attained a
ftrusatson - slis-spFsad - ths eaatlnsnf Of
Nefia America. Sat the croWnlur sfary 4 Ais
We feaaiaa % b attsine In his latest discover.
q RAJ her eoln1inafipn. fsF h doea net claim l.
aaFe heea he dlseoferer 4 cEnknS which i fhs,
tsSss 81 the otfers aee elsssd 20 the puhlie
That honar teiesEs to the native inhnhitanfs a
grHfsai Asa rists O. whem - sirtufa have h~su
kHsNp afr nqfr thae two hunared yeass. Arnef
vita - ths afiaa bids defence 70 the ssusl dead
y malaria aud hsndirs ~ifhoaf Ear ~ most xen.
ancas sefreuis u i helief With then shat
shilf there 4 blesth leif IN h hody tie csdron
= feseut 70 cars 40 natter ukaf thr diseas@ SAY
-.
= ATS n. Bah = net prepared b inaorse thh
ektraFsE znt rFvienslau BE- i nevertheless salts.
lei nom a thcfpu<h examination Vt sks etlsisucs
relative 9 81 viftsea. that rema,ly ana pre-.
F-sis'ire taF Al esseaees ArisiaE iroaa exposure,
sifsrF o. The eAsn<es 81 weather and climate ef 10
ths nF.sasstie iuaasaCes. q stands without : RI
al. Az iasiy derryss tia rspatafjea Il has 80
iaaE siy'otsd ia Central Amerlca and tka West In.
DIRE "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Cedron Bitters

One tfisl sad ysu VA nsssr ms sny ofhsfs
u y bot Asefasafy 20 patlish lonK lisf ftlsa.
easaa 81 whlrh ths Cedroh Aitiers Ara apeeiae
- al aisras-s Il the sT0AAcH. How
Els LIVER on kIDNEYst
4 q "a ssissfions u the BRAIN UfEpENna
fNG UPON nEHANGEmNNT OF
THE arotfACu or tloWEAs,
Il go q, ftaE eu MATIsa1 AND NEW
Aua % FEVER AND AaUEt
II e destined % sutnrcrds all other rsusdtss IA
not aaiy safsa tkzea diseases, but Il srrvxsss
them.
xins glass fsIi 81 he Hlstsrs tsasa an keuf
sefars e,eh afais Ni ohfiain The III sTIets Of tie
aisst uuhsaIihy climate and SCREEN the psfssu
skiaE it atainst dissnst uadsr fha nlast trivia
.lftsEras
rcid - Ilfureisls and ofecefs rsneraifs
Sc Or. JOHN B1LL's Prlnsipai 0fass. Fiah
tfeet. feuissiiie. NJ
selity PHTKn ffEHLINd,
Ahs saia Akaaf Evansville. faa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

Have In Stock and arriving daily
sa@sks Trace chaius.
400 ~ Log Chain,
= dozen c $ Planters Hee-.
50 GaEasa HsssssHa RAKE
81 shovel. and spades.
% Hay aaa Manure Forks.
Too sryth.. snsefhs and Cradles,
Iea BIsszsss G s. Grass. erais asd
BriAF seythss.
. Eross scyshs stosss.
- aoEsa Hsy RAkzs,
Is sheep shears.
- Coffen Cards.
loo Eross HALVES and Ferks,
So Dozen Fccksf knives.
loo gross Tea ard Table spsess
- aoz-n csess Mills.
- Meai SELVES,
80 Garry Combs.
100 kegs wh-sEsax Nails.
80 sozss PaA-Jsseks. GsrsaHa 4 Amsriean,
80 Door Loeks asa Lasehss,
io10 gross AmsrieAn srrwws.
leo dozea Shoe. Her.e. CIash ss4 scrub
BrEsAfa,
80 Tea AID Ceantsr se.la.,
sAas. Hard TrNms States.
fous Bersa Grind stoaes,
poor, Gate aua Strap HiHges.
Borins Machines,
CsFTcnfsF Tools.
Cespss Tools-B.rten's and whi,e..
ohi9 Tool comp&uy P1zzss,
Cabsset tierasArs.
Mil asa Cross Cat sass,
Chain Pumps. Sc. &e.
As ness Of eHr gosds wsrs paEsb1ssa fsr
CASH, hefoTs the large advance ln
Hardware. We viii o9sr thea ~ the lowest
lsossibIe rates
JACOB sTRAUB L son.
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Dyspepsia.

Apa is sissaaant iraia of sympi 8uis "a aees naos
ilke rhefm iaan neaieinr There il nethtsr
a. fhs taaxe 81 tie Nstsfia Ae4lea. shat Scr mo-
meut tsar comparison sith Il IN tails dlscase.
= inll sacaant q this wonderful plaai NAY b.
Hna1 IA ihz iifh sa.tiea Of the Z. 9. DtspensAto-
~ fasrs Isl and i1ss
4 sefisa II sklerlnicass IN shich nr. Ball haa
besa fcr ssaFs kaeed, has iass heea broaehs 10
Fnseetsfal tsfn3taaiion. and hs is nos enabea 10
pnsk % The putiir eomtihatlan o. Grslron. With
other sFpfeFtd teaIes, the whole preserved IN TIE
boat gesiitf af copper distilled Hoafiah whlskY.
shtsh D. s eQnaisnt has 20 equal Ia tha world
he aiehi nafHteh tofams 81 ccFttaaaies. bat
We rablfe hsFs long stneu ie4rnei "a estimate
thiHFa - ehelr tFua ssies TIE safest plan L. far
every ona & 81 81 hlmseil The Writes u : ass
uls.itzine. Give
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STOCK-BREEDING.
Important to Breeders Of BlOOded
Stock

THE cELEBRATED eTALLIos "BU-
Il FoRD" viii make the sezsea q isl4 Al tas
ArSrsean stable. Esarsxiils, lnd-
TEHxs.- 81 % insure
Px0IsEEK-BufoEd wzs zot b. iEpo<te1 Glsn-
Coz, Hr,t dam BY Minstrel, Nizstrsf By Ae1ecs
Medae BY EeW York Eel1ssss sssosd dam y Bz-
Esrz's Alsxzndsr, EhIrd dam By EAz1ha4fs Mess,
foaFth dE1 ~ Dzks Ct Bedford, nfta azE y
Z ais1, sixgh dam b. Imported Dabsser-
RItHARDSox q BRrTToE.
errs e
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LYoS,s KATHAInos

LtUN'8 hAIH AILkUNl
kAfhairen Il from ths Creek aanf ssRafhsn, -
skath2iro.H sgaifylsr 20 eiazhsr. fsjasiazta sHa
fssfofe. THIS Afticis : whas So Base signifies
kyr pfwseFsinx. fsatsriug and beaufifyiag the
hnuAa hair Il l. the m8st fsfaaEk Al g. esfsi i1s
iu fhs soFia. IL d again asnrd sgd pat % -
the original proprietor, sad i now made Nish The
sans cars, skiiI and sffsatisn which gssa II
SAB o. ever ene miiiisA botttea pr zanum
u L uezt delightful Hair DfessiuF
u efafirAfes arafi and aau8rna
II kesps tbs lead ssei snd eiraa
II makes the hair, rich, soft snA giossY
IL prsyents the hair from ialiing % and tarn.
ing gray.
II sastores hair spsh i,si4 heals
ANY lady Or asutisman shs saluss a frsaftfaf
haad Of sAir shssla use lyou's kafbalron. Il u
knswn and q ed throughout The civilized uofId
soi3 b al fsslaetahis dsaiefs
BEAAs + EAENEs a CO., KsN York
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PLANTATION BTTTRRs.

PLAN TA1lOA BlTTEES.
whieh Aro now EremnmandeI b fhs hlshest naesil-
cal authoritiss, sid warranted - rfo1aga "a iaaz
asdssfs beneaeiai eject. Ti,sy arr sxoesilngiy
aKresahla Isrsec y purp. ana lauss snrssss,i I'D
ether ,.aiss vhsss healthy, seasis ssiusaiaut Z
Tass parity. .srsas,hsn ami isvisora,s.
Thsy cFpsts healthy appetite.
They Az - .rildets 10 ehaa ss af wssss al
dkt
.TisrY gssssss'- shs sssss. Vt al..irssiah and
late hours
Thsy .,ssnEsa.a IN. .sss-u, as.l silss.a ,as
Tees pgrs-as sniasmaHe ana iAtersaitsvnt 8.
Fasy easlts "a. srs.sA and .slaity q "a.
They esre p,sp<p.ia and Constipation.
ihey cufs piarrlsss aad 0AolsEs Aefhus.
Thsy saFs Llsss comriaint sand servoas
rhsy maks The wsAk strong. tbs iauguia bril-.
hant sud are exhausted uataru's grust rssiorrf
fh~y aFs cempessd II tbs eqlslFaled callsaya lark
SintsrfFs~a, sassafras. fepfs aud hsri,s. ~ pfe
served N f'eFfeetls rare - Crein ram. Fer par
tierisrs, 80 eireeiafs sua iestlmeuials sFesnd
each betfis.
Beware u lmpe-isrs. Examins srrrf BETH
Sc shat u has ear ifissts {. :. stamp aamHti.
lated ever the cork, vita plaatatlan saeas, aud
eur signature q ins steti Plate eide latlet -
that car bottle l. bet fs-alied sita spurious and
dsisieFtoua STAG An9 rstsoa NrelsudinE 40 saii
Piantssian hlisrrs - the gallon Or IA huik e a.
impsstef. Any pefssn im is=iihE tbs beffie -
seilinF any ethrr material tharrin whether faliea
Plantation nifters OF aet l. asfiasiasi under iht
q. \. faw. and = it b. prosecuted - as W
aiFsa1y have oHr rye sssrfsl parties sa-fsiilHa
eur eetties. a., Nho viii anecfa4 iu EetilaF
thauasalTss fufa eiesa quzsteFs IT'S aen4agIn g.
pFskss PiAHtsficn tittsFs from ladies, clergy.
Bsa. merchants, &c. l. iuefsilhia. The slmpis
trial d bottle IA the ssidauna ~ present. ~ ihu
wprfa sad snrefiorit4. Thaf ara sold ty al 20
sFeeishls druggists. ereesFss physieians. hotels.
sAio0ss. steam hesis, AID couBtry stores.
p. u. bHAKk GO.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
DKsAS's LIFE OF CHRIST. soek srr.,-
II tng great excitement.
Misz G5ib<rt.s Career.
TAKES of the oper3; By Psrfoa-
Mrs. Llrrissr's Lodgings BY DisksDs.
Letters to the LOSSES.
Abbsit's History q the Great Rsh~iiioa.
s0cEhsru HEstNry Ct TIE wAr--srst and sseead
volumes.
G~nssai GRAFT and bis Campaigns
H4rpeF's History Of the war, as far As eat.
Ths rerisst Genti~nani g, Eisssaoe and Eis-
queRoe.
Held liz Bondage; BY C. yaHzhn
whip. Eos. saG Sword.
Ratini; a new novel.
Eraak warTinytoai by &a:hor Of " Tas Seth
sriznts-"
Barretr's Astronomy and Aflsa-
NsTo-sae's Ncvsls, sad ali the Dima Novels.
At >. DoBELL's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
MEDICAL.
S. T.-lse0.-x.

f~rsnhs ~ seisasary hAhits trcuhIea w}th
veakuss lassifuds. FsipitAtien q the heart, laek
u arpsuis. a.aissta after eatinFs torpid ilssT.
try the eai4tgAlnH