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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-28

Notice to Heirs of Samuel Wills, deceased.
M HEREAS. a writ If partition and val.
w uation has been executed on the real
estate of Samuel Wills. late of Union town
ship. Miffiin county. deceased you are hereby
notified to be and appear at an Orphans
Court, in and for said county of Mffin on
the 9Th day of November next, 1864. to sc'
cept OF refuse to take said real estate at the
valuation fixed by the inquest of the Sheriff
OF SAID county. or show cause why the same
should not be sold
D. M CONTNER, Sheriff.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-28

Say to Mr.. Lincoln from me. that shall at any
time be pleased to receive proposals for peGce on the
basis Of our Independence. IT WILL BE USEL ESS TO
APPROACH VI WITH ANY OTHER"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-28
SABRE LOST

4 LIBERAL REWARD will he given at
~ this ofbee for information leading to the
recovery of a Cavalry Sabre, taken between
Mitfin and McVevt"wn, from the mail train
westward from Philadelphia. "Wednesday
Sept l4th. sen98. 3tx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

The Cincinnati Commercial Of Satur
day, In reviewing the situation in front
Of Atlanta, Ga, says:
The halt that Gen. Sherman has made
beyond the Allatooua Mountains, is very
satisfactorily accounted for by the Al
lanta papers The Atlanta Intelligence.
Of the 9Th says that Sherman, by seeur
ing the railroad up to AilAtoona PAss,
which he now occupies, succeeds 10 IS
tablishing himself 10 a point favorable,
+" not only for offensive aud defensive
measures, but also position from which
he can successfully retreatif occasion re-
quirsA"
The IBtelHgeHeer sAys sherman ''hopss
to accumulate = strong depository Ter
bis army, so that il will make no differ
enca to him how mach his rear ls dis
turbsd afterward And it further re-
marks. Sherman is now forced to as,
anms a stronghold, whore be can secure.
" aFrangs for further movements His
first efforts will be to secare reinforce.
msnta These are doubtless on their
way, and will bring securely with thsm
large amount oi supplies, protecting
/ their transit on the railroad as they
come. We mention these ideas to slim
/ Mate our people to q greasef sense Of
their danger than they have hitherto ex-
/ hibited On the sth. the same paper
said: This contraction 81 their (our)
lines, is evidently for The purpose Of sc,
caring The establishments Of a depot Of
supplies on the south side Of the Eiowah
/ River If Sherman succeeds in this, be
win make AIlatoona base Of opera
items against US, tehich rsiii Be more for.
midabte than any Of the thanking oper-
atoms he has perpetratsd during he
campaign.
A dispatch from General Sherman,
published few days ago, indicated that
be understood the advantages of bis
present position IS they are pointed oat
by the enemy II was necessary for bin
TO make the mountainous country out 81
whieh be aanked and fought the enemy
in bis Dallas movement, base OF oper.
atoms against Atlanta. IL vas neeessa-
/ RI 10 order to uss The railroad 70 hFiug
up supplies TO rebuild the railroad
bridge across the Etowah The heavy
fighting in tha billy wilderness east of
Dallas, and almost lncessant skiFmtsa-
ing must have consumed large portion
of the burden Of the ammunition trains,
and il would not do to move upon Attain
IA without fall supply, both for SIN all
arms and artillery His troops, too
must have been severely tasked By their
heavy marches, and greatly in need Of
rest So there is no occasion for sur
prise or apprehension as the halt that
has been made.
The tone Of private, as well IS public,
letters from Sherman army, is encour-
aging. The troops ara entirely conf
dent in their competency for the work
before than, and the ability of their
commanders to direct them II is their
opinion that they have passed through
the most defensibls part Of Georgia, and
they look upon Johnston as decidedly
out-gensraled.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
MaIor aeneraI aehurr.

Major General Carl SehaFz Is appoint
ed 10 the command If ttss eonvsleseeal
camp 10 NAahvills--iittls more Than q
mythical institution Ills predecessor
vas Captain. Loss Joarnal, 1s1
There i not a woFd a truth 10 the
above. General s lsft BIZ command Ia
The Army Of The Cumberland 10 oonse-
Queaea Of the consolidation of the EleV-
auth and Twelfth corps. and reported ia
Gen. sheFmAn, who would have giasn
bin IN active command 10 The field. IT
one bad been open. UawsiIine 70 be
idle while waiting. Gen. SchafasbY or
der Of Gen. Shermau. undertook lie
formation q large camp of lnssracsion,
consisting Of very considerable unfn6sr
Of new three years troops, then cosniug
from the Northefn States This BODY Of
troops vas lnts aided 70 form The nucIeus
III large reserve force 70 Be organized
here As Il became neeeaaary 10 scat
Ter these regiments apoa long Iine o.
railroad, General y agaIa reported ios
orders, and ID now waiting for nsw
command, Just As good many Gensr-
ais, sho are among the Louisville Jour.
aaf favorilss, have done before him.
lie Is, therefore, neither appointed 10
the command 81 . couvalescsnt earan.
nor was his predecessor Captain, ia.
asmaeh as be himself formed the camp
Of instruction and had no predecessor al
alL-Nash Times, pa.
Thus is another CoppeFhead talsehood
and malicious fling at = merilorioas Of
6cer, sxposed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
DecIInallon-.An Urly RECORD


Col Charles DENLY declines the honor
of nomination for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor on the copperhead ticket, for
which some Of his friends in this part Of
the State have proposed him. The Colo
mel does not like sour grapes" He
can read the signs of the times" aud
does not have fancy Cor empty honors.
A circuit judgeship If offered. would be
taken under advisemsnt. That would
be in the line Of bis profession, and there
would be some prospect of success.
II is possible that Col Denby is afraid
to face the "abolitios record that be
made while with the Forty-seeond Indi-
ana regiment up Green river. These
records are ugly articles for politicians,
especially abolition records for back
sliding and now pro-slavery "Demo-
Gratis" who used to be progressive in
other and better days Are they not,
CoIouei7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In an item headed "Noe True pub
lished yesterday, commenting on fab
rication that the Times got up in ragard to
certain imaginary nominations By the
Union League, our types made US say tkat
"fve" Of the nominees we're in the army.
We wrots il feo instead of Eve, and
marked the error in the proof, bat the
compositor did not make the eorrec-
ton.
Blythe Hynea and Robert Early are
the two alluded to as being in the field.
c. Tomhemslt is the one who, We stated,
had already served faithfully consid-
cradle term in The army"
only one of the nominees Of the
Knights of the Golden Circle has been
in the army, or assisted in any war to
put down the rsbelnoa. On The eontra-
ry, the Copperhsad nominees, with the
exception of the one who was in the
army, lave all done everything in their
power, that they dared TO do, to encour-
age the rebellion and battle the Govern
ment If they have ever said word in
condemnation Of the rebels or to benefit
the Union cause, it was because public
opinien--a potent coereive agent with
ofice-ssekers-compelled them to do so.
This is just the difference between
nine out of ten of the tickets that are
brought out for the peoples SURFACES,
nowadays, The Copperheads pu. for
ward Peace tickets almost exclusively.
No man who is or has been . soldier ITO
hurt" is put on where the peaee-at-any-
price faction can control the nomina-
tons. No man whose Glands are stain
ed with the blood of this abolition war
need expect favor at their hands So i:
Is IN township, city, county, and State
nominations, and so it will be at Chica.
go, il that Convention ever msetsl
No soldier or returned soldier will be
nominated for Governor of Indians BY
tAem, nor no man who has assisted in
putting down the rebellion will be nom.
mated at Chicago. Mark it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

The Indiana Legien---A Coed Arrange
menf.

menf.
Itisa fact which no one viii dispute,
that at no time has there been so great |
a need Of thorough organization and a
prompt readiness for service on the part
of the Legion as at the present time.
Kentucky is alive with guerrillas, who
aadaeiously occupy towns and run riot
through the State at viii, and come al
most within sight Of Evansville AID other
large towns on this side Of the river IN
deed, we have heard it said that there
are three hundred guerrilla spies in our
very midst, bat think this Is = picture Of
an excited imagination.
That there is great danger on this bor-
der this summer is generally conceded
We have not heard it denied. II the
Legion ID anything except an expensive
way Of showing off fancy uniforms and
trappings, now 10 tie time TO make use
oft For our part we believe that it is
capable Of being made means Of com
plste protection to the border, If organ
lied properly and Offered judieiously,
and the ranks Glled to the maximum.
An arrangement has been made, 80
far as this county is concerned, that will,
We thirk, work admirably Gov. Nor
ton has authorized Col James g. Jones
to organize the Legion here 70 his notion,
and enabled him TO the extent Of bis
power, and in fact given him . earle
blanche, to do everything necessary and
proper to render the Legion complete
protection to the community.
Col Jonsss military experience, and
his thorough acquaintance with the de-
mands Of the situation, and the eharac
aeter Of our citizens, insurs thorough
organization Of the Legion, such IS I
has never had before We have ths
means within ourselves Of selfprotee
ton, and il viii now be our own fault /
. we fail to improve and make use Of them
There is material in this county 70
: two complete regiments. One is al
ready organized, and the Battalion furn
ishes nuclueus for another. We hop
Col Jones may find ii advisable to 81
up and organize the other regiment !
ought to be Offered by youug, activ
men, WHO will take pride in militar
affairs. Is Colonel ought to be q ma
{ Of vigor. cool Judgment, and acquAiat
: apcs with military tactics,
) With Two regiments in yanderburgI
; county, We could bid defiance to guerri
las and any ordinary force Of regals
rebel marauders
We hope all our citizens viii lend
!. helping hand to Col Jones in his sffori
:. to organize en- efficient force for HON
y protection. The whole community
{ alike interested, and none ought to stan
!. back in the work, or retard IL By faul
10 finding, aud stubborn opposition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
Relief for Indiana Sick and Wounded
Soldiers.

Kpllef Tor 1EHI1Ha 5lbA anu WSaHoIA
Soldiers.
IT, the People Of Indiana:
The demands upon the Indiana State
Sanitary Commission for money and sup
lilies for the relief Of cur sick and wound
"A soldiers. have OF late greatly II
creased, owing to the recent important
aud bloody battles in Georgia and Viz
zinia. Tie work performed BY the Com
mission. through It's efficient and self
sacrificing agents who are constantly
visiting the hospitals and pattle-6elds,
has been Of the greatest benefit 10 our
cause. and the relief thus afforded 70
our brave and suffering soldiers Is cred
table to humanity aud the enlightened
age in which We live. But the commls-
sion cannot carry forward the great work
fhsv have undertaken without means,
and know that the. patriotic and logal
people Of Indiana need only to learn
that assistance Is required and tina. con
tributions viii be faithfully applied, tC
insure q prompt and liberal response.
Our soldiers, who have been stricken
down By battle and disease, are entitled
to every c.rs and alI the relief that kind
ness AMI humanity can suggest there
fore appeal TO the good people Of th'
State to unite in . systematic effort o.
| Ter before) ths Fourth Day Of July nexi
in their respective cities, towns an
peighborhoods, TO procure funds an
supplies, and that the same be sent a
soon as practicable, b Express, to vi
liam Hannaman, Esq., President Of IL
diana Sanitary Commission, At thi
place, who viii promptly aeknowledg
receipt Of the same.
The supplies most nesded are undei
clothing, bandagss, lint, toweHs, sheet
pillow slips, dried and canned fruit
| Vegetables and other articles Of di'
need not be sent, Is there can be pu
chased more &dEantageously By the Con
mission. o. z. MogToS.
Governor Of Indiana.
Indianapolis, June 22d, 1854.
Newspapers throughout the State a.
requested 70 copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

B6T Mr.. Snsthen, of the Committee OF
the Radical Democracy, wrote to Major
McPhail, Of Wheeling, asking that gen.
tleman to forward a few names of prom
nent Fremont and CochFane men in
West Virginia. Mayor Mop. replied that
Gen. Fremont had SOME warm personal
friends there, and none regret more than
those the political status Of the General,
but that since the publication of Fra
monts letter accepting the nomination
Of the Cleveland Convention, he-the
writer-had not seen or heard Of one
Fremont and Coehrase man in West
Virginia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

pa Capt Perry McNeel;- IS again
anchored opposite car city with bis
diving-bell He is engaged in wrecking
a barge containing two hundred tons OF
pir-iron, which was sunk last winter in
twenty-six feet of water. The process Of
wrecking is noyel and interesting and
those unaequainted With the working Of
diving bell can spend q pleasant hour
on the Captains craft He is 8 jovial
fellow, and takes great pleasure in ex-
planning the naodus opeTandi to the
curious. In twenty-six feet Of water,
his divers remain down in the bell over
an hour at single dive. and without the
aid of an air-pump. This is difficult
feat, and it requires long training and
much experience to accomplish it-Lo2.
Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

CArrAn BgKaY-We learn that this
officer, who was wounded a. Cynthiana,
ia improving. The reports that his son
Bob, who belongs TO Aorgan's command,
was captured, was mistake. He called
upon his father, upon hearing that be was
wounded, aud remained with him several
hours, but left with bis regiment.
Father aud son, son and father, ar
raysd against each othsrl Isit nos man.
ifezt that its continuance must bring in
esitable ruin7 The blessed book teaches
US that "a house divided against itself
must fall "-is its counsel TO be unheed-
ed7 Must We fight on, as Lineola says,
for three years longer. ~ Cairo Demo
craE
Your plan would be to give up Ike
towards and let the rebel and Degenerate
children OF patriotic sires take the Gov
eminent and convert il into a nation Of
horse-thieves and .assassins Then you
would expect TO get an Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
WANTED.

CORRESPONDENT ~ I've ahshlng yoang
~ Soldiers o. idaho Territory wszid b glad %
have . social chat with some good patfstis young
ladies Of either Indiana or Ohio. Object, fau.
pAaf.tims aud consequences Charge Of photos
preferred Address, With fail Hsmr, /" W.
W. g., Fort Lsrsair, l. r.. nth o. y. G., care Of
Capt Marshal" 1nz9 iN
CsTgEET- sPRIskLER. --TNslys dollars ger
= week will be paid fer sphnkiing block and
a BALI Of Locust Street. Apply 81 the 1ournai
once sr the Gas Ofncs. tubsis
CtCHooL TEACHER by the Congregation
= Bsnai Israel, q competent Male Teacher Of To
Enziish Branches to taks eharRs 81 their school
about the Let q September next. Salary liberal.
For particulars, apply 70
b. HERMANN, President.
VIM L0WEgTHAL, secty. iat4
WOOL 5000 pounds 81 Wool, for whlsh the
w higest market prizes will Be paid.
A. GuMBEHTs.
once Al L. LswsnthAl 4 Co.'S Store. corner 81
Main and First stfesia. msy2b I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
REMOVAL.
TH0g ii Mknurr

Has RraovEu MS wfgof KsAGE MANU-
asef aFama Esfahl sshsAenks - Sc FfgzAI
sTAEkT. keiaw Mate lie hsa a 1sEKu aaA ~
sszaE aas~ttsaaa8 81 faasasaasaaa WasAs IT'S -
SIZE Ehest. @aarAatesA a. ed a gts tsass aea
Fr sis - ahs4h a. ne rh@Apess Z I'D = stfssa
sAea#ee-
lis sHfffs sto-k = eeusssfaw ~ Haa HHwKy
gsaxh. asa eHrt&Ss Nnrness. hight TFetttHs.
Nssxe " aM@m. DTms suA Exwrsss HsEHeszs SD
afes& e. ss.sfgas4 variety, nrsEA~ 81 al Aihas fa
al asaMsgtF. gsl ais. 6tFEhs. eane awlas. &bssa
htaAA, ItisArY WORE 81 Ahesf, gveFy thtaE -
rs A~e. inega = AaMs #tFaK - z Maa 81 %aas
de has tsen a.Ahagsstmfsa uHAar his fnsssse-
aass saperysseus - sxsstlfat NuA sxpsffsaeat
woFk mMHs ard i Haw eHsFe8 % the kgs4s q
E&HTKKN PRICES HsfMg ahls e. eempeka tas.
sessfaily wifh swytaing n BE m@F4st. fus ~
aAi4h, durability. asa ps.em. he ants ask& trial.
Gall Aad examfns Ess YsaFsal ass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

Rs9 nLseTsks At LkEsE.
David 8. Gooding, 81 HaResek.
Eisher5 w. Thompson, u fiEss
geH sTATs sLseTens.
hi Dlstrist-Janss c. Dsnsy, o. Ansx.
Johh 9. H0Hgbisus, - hHsassf.
"a plstrist-cyrss MICS, u Clark.
Franeis wsstsr, II Lagrange
"a pistrt.s-Ffsury 3. PrifskAra Of Bsrshsls
seq
haaisss Exsns, sf LawFenes.
al D,slrlst-Lsssisas ssxtsu, II EHss.
~ Kyssr, sf FrAaklin-
kth Dlssrlst-Bssl y Ciayesei, II EaJstts.
JssEaa Il. hsiistt, u ssnFy.
efk DIstrist-J J. Wright, Of 3erxss.
). O. Gresn, 81 Shelby.
7th Iistrtst-JskA Osborn, 81 Pufusls.
ThonGs =. ace, ~ Psrks.
sth Dsstrfst-R r. Davlssss, " Tippscsnsa-
Bsni. 6rsFsry, sf WsrTsn.
sch DlstrIst--Jarnss B. EstfsF8. ~ white.
Aaron Guernsey, 81 Fsrtsr
18th Uistrlas-T. H. Dickinson, Of Dshais.
HAi1st Eilb0urns, Of klklaEL
IIth DIstriet-John x wallace, Of Grazt.
James NJ TsmpleF, ef jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

So A boy fifteen years OF age has
been arrested in Columbus, Ohio, for
stealing letters from the post-oEica
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Volunteers, Attentieni-FeF the de-
Taugsmsnta Of ths system incidental 70 the change
81 aist, Wounds. Eruptoas, asd exposures vhieh
every Volunteer Ia liable 10. there arc DO reuas-
dies 50 SAFE, convenient and reliable "a HoLLo,
WAITS PILLS AND OINTMENT. II the read
sr Of this notice cannot get box Of Pills Or Olaf
nsnt from the drug stoFe in bis place. Let him
write 20 ms, ~ maidsn Lane, enclosing the
Assount. aud l ell mall box ires Of expense
Many dealers will not keep my msdisinss on band
because thsy cannot make as much profit s. on
sthsr psrsona tanke. as sspts, "a esutst and e..
20 Per box or pet. Jnit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
SCHOOL EXAMINATION
EXAMINATION
-0F-
UBLIC CHo0Ls.


THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION ef the PrR-
l. Lie SCHOOLS q tha CRY of s.vauzxIlls all
a. pF9eas1 il fhs fsalowins cragx, vgxs
Monaas. 5uns 21fk.
Erp@r EcEeoa .Eous-sF First Bows n s---r-zsfssr4
M5ss 0'Byras. pfineiaal. fssEs = z o'eIsek n
uppsr * h0el-hsEss First esirss' Iatsrnasa zssy
Miss wsEtHs principal freaa 60 : o'eloek rM.
7assdasg jane 2sfh.
Loser srso1i- house tS@euud Boys' Graumar8
Mr. Knight, PriacEpaf, froE e L e'e1eek "
Lever scha-ab-heas# sgeaaE giffss GrsnnansA
Mss !. u ctzFks EvineipsI. fFsss 2 10 3e'elaek
~.
Wednesday, jane a9tk
Uprsr scaooi-kouss first By GRAMMAR
Mis- g. he er, RFinsipsA ira . l. =, ~.
Tppar seho I-haa-e. r rst fslfi's GrAmsgf Miss
Estsilisfsr, prlnrspHa fFarz ia sa'eioek pm
IhHrsias. Jane sofa
hi9h Sc seol. AF Parsess. psiaeiEAals .lro1 8
o'eloek *. NATL e'ssssk N
Frifqg. Jalg lst
Priyans exAmInstioa Of rahalaREez Esg the High
School.
-Tke Hasnnbers CT the censznsn CszncsI. parents
&nd guardians of children, Na1 she frienAs af esia
eatiea are Invited - astsnd The exercises vii
eummsace pr0mptly At the nm@ ssassa sas g.
avoid tntsFrupttgu visitors ara rs4ussfed 70 b
Yfsssnt prgFisas 60 the crsatnx All eehala~s
lot rrsseas Al TIA axaaslnattan Il TIA asAaai. Il
~hioh they Fssp@etfaIiy eelong Wi BE- re alfr1
to audsrgs examination prsFlszs - eutarinx
sehsol Agmin
GhEldrsn vsH net - samlsssa Al Asy cF shs ex.
Aminatloas. H,o WHEELER, IrEsass
iuaszo III .BAKEg, Superintendent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The hsv. Va, INHx, Asctor q the Gsrmaa 81
SeAn's Charvh. yaipArains. viii preach In e.
P@ul's fEpisoopaf Church fe-merruw At 10 10
o'clock in KaglisAs aud also Ia the evening IN
tbs German Language a. o'eiock. All gsrnans
especially ara invited 70 astsnd the evening ssr-
vice, aaa are requested 10 bring sAsir German
Hyme Bsoks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

. s@ A Sanitary Fair is in progress in
Dubuque. Tia frss days receipts were
$4,000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEn
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dive

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is The Best ia the WorldI The only
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
Knoscn.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect--ehaugss Red
kEaty or Grey Hair, instantly 20 a Glossy Black
sF Natural Brown, without Ialuring the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair SEN and
Beautiful; imrarts ffssh vitality. frequently re.
storing its pristine eolor, and rsctin.s tn. n,
eSeets Of Bad Dysa. The Genuine "a signed VIZ.
LIAM A. BATCHELoR, all others ara mere int.
tAtions, and should be avoided. Sold by al
Druggists. &s. Factory-s2 Barclay street. n
BATCHELoR's NEW TOILET CREAM ron
DRESSING THE HATR. ivloa,rlv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
FIRE LIMITS.

FIRE LIMITS.
NOTICE rs HEREBY givKs THAT Will,
~ make application 90 the Caw4os 0sNmegI Is
It's sex siffias. FER tha pfisiia<a II sFeefsax
iFAa4a dwslllax ga gheFEy stFaek Eatwr-s Th4sa
aud Fourth. % lot - ana Il, nlecs 10 Eastern
EnisKgsmsnt. Iass A. WILLOWS.
NfoTIgE rs mERgBT gIgEa, shaa w- viz
~ mase appllsatien % tbs gsfY Eenae8i az IT,
asxs sltfsnK fgr It's pFielleEe n erecting frame
nAAiglon aE ems E9on aAa ks8e san g. = tws-aseFg
ffama heaaa ea Lot Aa. a. LaNeT NalATsrausHt
KRATZ 4 uKILaAS
jaas4 asss 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
~. BRIGGS.
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House,

new IoFk-
Thsrs Is Hething equal, in the way Of Plaster,
10 the roreus Plaster Of Mr.. Alleask. In Assh-
ma. Ceugh, Kidney AEostisna, and LEGAL deep
seated pAiAs, thsy assrd permanent relief; and
fer weak basks. pains in the side, stitches, and
spasmodis pains generally, they are unsurpassed
fer the benefits they inP<rt. Priss rs cents each.
Principal ofass, 80 Canal Street. New York.
H. NELSON 3 CO., and y. .. THOMPSON,
EvAnsvals, Ind; and By al respectable dealers
In medicines. neAea sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
Notice 90 Physlclnnu .va e..

Notice 90 Physicians and the Public.
ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTERs.-rxrrxe.
NAL" New York, Nov. -, 1859. T. Alloeek 4
Co., Ne. 80 Canal strest-Gentlemea lately
suffered severely from weakness ia my bask, &C.
sasioned BY suddenly over-sxertlng myself Hav-
Ing heard your plasters much recommended fer
cases Of this kind, procured enc, and the result
was all that could desire. A single rlastsr
cared ma In e week.