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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
CITY NEW ~.

See First page for Editorial and
Political Items.
, 1864-11-27
39rtntin4.
PENSION, AND BOUNTY BLANKS

Pension and Bonnty Blanks. -
yor sals 1t tho uuIoAoo Tzuusz o111oz, u
Ths se.iss il complete, and tho iorias IL .eea-
fats, conforming In every rcspot to tha i01uNt-
Hons nom taa Feusl3n On<e. All fde forms per-
tAintnE 70 IN application ara pI1nIad upon oN&
sheet. embracing tht Declaration Of tho Applicant
the Amdartta Of Witnesses, tho Certificates of tho
4agisttate Power ef Attorney, Clerks Cexti2eats,
&C., e. Win ample blank spaces. :,
Application for Pnxa Money.
Application OF Widow g Mother for Il
Application Of Invalid psn.ions. tor P.Ym.at It
Claim Of Heass for Arrears.
Csaln Tor Horse aad E3uipment.
0harGian's Declaration OF MINOR Chitdson a
Pension.
Guardian. Declaration Of Orphan slstek r.
icyaiia Pension C1a,m. .* ::
Vouchers
Discharges
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment Pnpesro.
Abstract Of Disbursements,
Communication Of Rastons for Exchanged Prtsea-
Of Wak.
8SsSssdaszs ase: 70. Boan., Mons,
. Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Ar
resf5.
Tr,-Monthly Return Of Recruiting Omear:
Communication Of Fuel and Quarters.
Guardians Declaration OF Minor Children for
Bounty Money and Arrears.
We send them roa1 FAID, At tho rata of St,Q1
Per qulre,. upon the receipt at tho money.
Address, TRIBUNE CoxrAA1,
, 1864-11-27
Special: t..::Nottce8.:, :


Ensmsf1y q James' Hospital. Custom Uouse s4seot~
fW ot.ezf4 -, eat1hlishadtn 1H3o, now rtfmRneot
ic1Ao ~ " Randolph ntFect, Ehlc4xo Illinois. Bpe
EoSm Eass " tse.ssnsns q Our Guaosio N.acua!At,
~ .G3a AID plsokDKaa, Or 4 CONTAGIOUS Vxa1sHAL
AN4HAE1An, cures them without rc*orttuE to Mcrco-
loon4. fuTAfsi1. arsenic any poison. hrt With
E9;01aA!I1Ha, 9;a01 rost11vx ouxH for All huuors aad
,Oan1x1c W1AKxKas, such - Seminal Weakness.
NeGtnfnA knd Daurun EnlAsioue b ought on By abuse
NC eTstczu, carly andtscfetlon1 excess cntaaed
e.a,1a to q %so,, M!s S
%epi9ssoo ratna q sSmptoms. treated I'D sn6le.iy
ssxpaee Gieet Gonnf1hoa strictore and ali diseases
necnlaaF to tho sexca. Of pirate nAtufo, radically
oid d.,esses 81 Tho MOST noHR1nLE CLASS. xhere
Tho hee Hnsn .etefy hl1teEs pains 10 9he head ind
nonss nleeatsd tnfoet noee. limbs end body, sc1ou.
IsIta -, & Iss9MTendsd h5 tha press gencraily OF
a e9lleEos ETC. Those afnlcicd should apply inoue.
aiI1ete!. ana % cufsa Of tacze hosTtb't lieesses
lscne1noe4 d. Jamea' Office and PArlurs arc 1t s8
-A1anaaeona. 1aen betMeen stAse and Dearborn streets
coontonhaI. nneaVSaSW"
, 1864-11-27

Tho pcoplc.. Tho humbug was, however, too
transparcnt TO deceive any bnt tho wllfully
blind: The generality Of tho paople thought
from tho world, simply following tho o1ani.
rio Of sundEy really great mon [s1ch ~ Henry
Clay, AudrnF Jackson, John G. Calhoun, &o}
who, tt>cr long lives hpent IN Just what they
pleased, u the temporal point Of yicw, had
joined hc church before thclr exit, thus he-
eanctity. IT Is hardly possible that Jefi: D..
Wis could accomplish the litter feat, were he
to Join every church on tho continent. EYcn
his 1achIymosc appeals to the people to give
thanks for suppositious victories are der{ded
By Ills own16nfloweIs. Tho end Of this bold,
It does como ?9Aletandrka .1Qurnal.
, 1864-11-27
A RO11ANCE IN REAL LIFE.
An Abducted Daughter Discovered af-
ter I'M Interval OF Txrcntys4cven
YearB-Au HeifeHa.


The Taunton (sfass.) Republican is RESPONSE
bic fol-, the following story:
a. Aromancc in real Life has inst come to light,
and i at present The chief gossip Of this e1ty.
ancc Of the fortunate family, are as follows:
It appears that about twenty-sexen. years
ago, Capt. Brown, whose family resided in
3lattapolsett, was the oycrsccr Of the estate
Of Mr; Henry E: Clifton, a wealthy gentleman
still remains q secret, . difficulty arose be-
tween Capt. Brown and Afr. Clifton, wherein
tho former considered himself the agErievcd
party. To FcyenEu himself Tor the Supposed
wrong, he stole NJ. Clifson's infant daughter
<then but slx weeks old), on the day khe was
poisett, and secretly adopted BY Brown and
his vile as their own. She was named julia,
aud grew to be a woman. When only sixteen
years old, she 1narrtcd Mr.. lssac o. Pierce,
printer, who learned Ills trade in Fall River.
seycral years aEo thsy mTsed @ to Taunton. TAU
recently At tho Green. Two children hare
been boru 10 them, one Of whom is now. 1tv-
Ing.
lived In blissful ignorance Of her high parent
age. and Mt. Pierce, who took be, ios better
husband Of an hclrcss. Uc abandoned tho
printers trade, shortly after learning 1t, and
ioE several years pas earned his daily bread y
n th smeSt o. ~ % nroT :; ,h; ~ M5 MasonS Tosks
u ~. ~. hot t'n ne & snes no.noa tI nh
s1e s: Mon W. coHs Ma ~ Tr nc9soasa. .sa
.,!- t@ss @ sutnnus Wnac 1es; Ms. aa'oos, " thi9
sas;fh, ~ 1tt0a & ico III a" ne!ua1ntco
n H. AZ hrrekino o,i ~ " n" ,ehoton XIII
~ ths,r nro4| ~ ,ntn " ~ na!S enI con r.
T.1ts 81 tite's p8ofc1'y ih.o casa sno moseu 70
s.', bnttlmo1s more n % fns sonrse o. sonvessatien
VIII tI.eln Mt: aeIoot senaa1Mso 1,s;S upon teo
sakng acsc%1nnse M 'Ia e. 9. Mt oll;ion Wh 70 !aay
MIasn'oaes & 2! ~ " - tnnaton. hotaans par.
seuar NV, was ~ ,1noaga q y A. uFst net On Ms
TX sst~.st w T. ~ ~ s,. G'a.9n Aa4utsu
nc nc aga o. ing !aaS. On oeang lntosmcd That
ds.aetn ~" snid ~ n Z M.son % ~
.no.i1 ~ ,,.st ea ~, ~ nsr n1soau Mn5, IA.
49, "o1 .tn1e,;3 3Is' eA' aSo " VI" 0Apso1c3 'oa'
"sr Thn ,nst;nr .h,r ,.on,-oa .,,,. ,,.,nr. -.
.,atic .1 ~ r.1h sIsu ssse.u sat u. ons ~
ndenna ~ ;nnnIW ,r.ti,uteS - ~ ~ ~ .s sos eoH
~ -" ,cnts ~ H. yannn s.SS - H. g. tnPS
70 fannton, tad = canvorss lion ~ viz ua sqssl
, 1864-11-27
Our prfaoueFx Reported sJointnr tho
Rebel Army.


On Sunday morning last, two hundred ma
tive Iriehuaen. who have been Federal prison.
era in our hands for over twelve mouth past,
reached Augusta, from Florence, 8. G., and
passed through on thetF way TO Join Hoods
liz aborc mentioned prisoners were re-
fustd nm exchange BY the Yankee Government,
IN 9f ETY. theI, H.. t,e mel thaSEng run oa
I'D ,sa s9 FL st saa aat essa sed 1s s
ylew to revenge, took The oath Of allegiance
10 lie Confederate States. and were duly
sworn INTO our army BY cath6lte priest, II
Florence; 8. G.
inc men. md arc now on their way TO Join
liz liz armyof amy Tennessee: They have e1pressea
i wish that they may be allowed to Join the
gallant General Pst C!eb9r9e's y :pa'e eofp., that
iand. Thcy all swear vengeance against the
enemy Il they arc c.er lucky enough to meet
him il. the tented field:
, 1864-11-27

M n. Y. xxEnApN,

AY n. Y. xNEnAoA.
heard. or secmod to tear. The Gliding Sea
Say, Pilgrim, Why 20 late and SLOW to comet
Am lnot alwaya here. Thy summer homsl
III Sscalh liz hes!.h % hid1 eilniste % il the hests,
q? teGs9 san5saHi1Go; H.; ny Ssy s5y east
Was ever couch magnificent ~ mInot
1io On tho wazm ock.ledges, aud thcso learn -:
A little hut sutlces like d town. -
afs S:y,fa yHa, ssnipuFed architecture win.
1o1 hero IL Rome, snd Ntncych, and Thebca,
ka,nak, md Pyramid, and Giants Stairs,
atp na;t pod p1h, Of sP P,sSosats; P,S ana my newest sao
The optffne, tho plentiful and strongl.,- , =
Yet beautiful % Is tho rokc In june,
Fresh a. the triekling rainbow in July: ~
Purgcr Of earth. and medlcinc. Of mons: :, ~: =
And. ii ~ mathemadc ebb aud dow, =. J:
Rich aIe tho Sea-gods; who givns gifta bnt theyf
They groPe; the sea for: pearls, but more than
The, pineE Force thence and: giro it 70 TIC wise.
Wealth to the cunning artItt who Gnu work -.
This matehle1s strength. Who're shali he and, o
A load yonr Atlas shoulders cannot 1ttt,,,
The rocky coakt, smlin Andes into dust, :: ;:
streMing my bed. and II smother age,
Rebuild continent Of better tnen.
The exodus ofnations: I dispezso :" -
Men to MI shores that front dc hoa1y nain.
/, too. have arts and sorcerfcs;:
nlusion dwells forever with she wnve. .
know whut ehells are laid. Leave nc to deal
With credulona. Imaginative man-
FoE, though he scoop my water In bis palm,
4 few rods of he deems It gems and clouds.
make Some coast siluring, some Ions islc,
10 dlatant men VINO must go there, or die.
, 1864-11-27

OFFICE OF THE DEPOT
~ QuARTERMASTER,

PROPOSALS. FOR An,1f S2f:sisF 2SSsF6NfaTf6s 81; 11
81 y asyy Sssss
sfss ia1; e tse leiioxnE tonts.: :e4p2le. 's |u'
.aa S!s;: eass aePe:. III %ss s s.tssisass
.ss e 81 e. spd ss
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ass ss 4so4y "a & ~ s T.
Ehss sssy stll tEanspor. ss1 s.oIss II easa q ~
N z,ss Es s az; ~:
s:;f e t r. e Ss e
noEth. diaxiae supPiss fsesn Tost Lsa!enworth and
ased d
o.aer point e points On ne route: Mdas. Q stats
t nfgssf S4 ~ Ssas
@ ct I'd po, e
b. dsssn.ssa1 = = ,as rsssSIX A:sona aq st.te 4
x iii s Sssst
ssta g. dese SS
pef.sisn = lard Sse.a. pas lumber. sSsssss.
Rddsts sheald xt.e their name. In fatl, - well =.
ns9 s. pood IL she s IT,
lar. .koed BY ixoor more tespontiaie pen,oe. 9ast.
s nj % sssfEsa .aa s.
parties In accordance with the terms Of thla adyesa
Tho amonnt Of oonda required will te ~ iolEoNs:
~ ~ Monte Konte s so. ~
sstssetory evidence oi n@ ioyaiit5 and soirency 81
each bidder and person offered "A security Will be r.
, 1864-11-27

This medicine haA been
tested BY the most eminent
Ennktcal ulcu or the day,
aud by. lhetn pronounced
TO DO one Of tho Xrcateet
Medlcaa discoveries Of the
ago.
Ono bottle will cure Gen.
eFal Debility.
, a few lEAcs cnfra uJk
1eficA IN FSmntlx.
Ono bottle curca ralpita-
t1o1 or Tho Heart. y
A few doaca rcSt0ro& tho
ofBAnA Of generation.
From ono to t6FcG bot.
tics restores tho tllau.1-
t1es8 and full Yixor Of
youth.
, 1864-11-27
Hair Dyey Hair nvc.y

AAcHEaoRs celebrated HAIR DYE "a TUE EXIST
~ M9HT MpALD. 1he only HAKMlEss, TEuB aud i{KLI-
easn2yrs " fRoTn RsG IT, .pIenaia nasr Dye Perfect
*31oasT BLACK md NATuR4L.BaoT Wi,aou; iniur.
RS re hsiT Gr ttainins The esn leaviay thu a1 ion
4otnE N pt9sttne soor and rccttdes tie iii eucesa Of
6aq rnyea, lne Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A.
g sEiolaea seld b ~ Druggists. &c Factory 81
h:sshelosx ss @ New Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hail.
, 1864-11-27

CHETsOEEE rILLsi-
Eugnr Coated Female Reg
nl4sor, Health 1rcserveTs
certain and safe.
For the removal Of OBJ
gtructfoaH and tic 1nsu1.
nnce OF Regularity In tic
currence Of the Monthly
Periods.
They cure or ohvtate
tllOGo nnMct0us discusses
ttat spring from Irregular
tty, BY removing the 1rEeR-
u[hrtty Itself.
, 1864-11-27

CuER0EH CURE.-An
uufatlinS curn for, spe1ma-
totTtIea. soEutnAi heAkness
Nocturnal El,ltsalons, and
all dheAtcs caused by sGlf.
pollution. such ~ L+Os8 OF
Necn0ry, Cnlvc4sai lnsBl.
tuLe, Pains IN tho Back
DlRlnees OF Vision, Prcma
tnreUld Ago, Weak keryes,
Difficulty OF Breathing,
Trembling, WMtefulna.ss, ,
Ernptlo1S On tho Face. .I'Alt
Countenaucc, insanity Con,
sumption, aud nj dlfefnl
complaints caused by dc.
pastlnc noln the path Of
, 1864-11-27

CHEROKEE IyJEcTIoN
Is Intended - Al Ally or
A@tEtAnt to the CEEml
ZEE REMEDY, Aod should
be UstG-"ln conjunction
With that medicine IN all
cases OF GopnufIhn4, Q1eet
Flour AltpG Of Whites,
1sB tdectB~ arc healing,
soothing and 3ctnnlccnt !;
rrmovlnk Ill ecAtdlnE hest, :,
tllurdee and pain, instead
Of tho QuFntnE and almpGt
uucndufabtG pain that 1s
e1pesiencedw With nearly nll
tic cheap quztk infections.
, 1864-11-27

d, Loekrow hivtnx become eulocptty suctexfoi
y curing ta1 tcTtbfe maAdy. 1nvltes al similarly al
ie1ad 70 tAl3 send for circulars ofF}eteuce1 md
testimonials Of numerous cases oae1e Of from QUO to
1Tsnt1oar 5ea1s standing. Ae deyetes hi. attention
EeEous e51tstn, Ind solctta ait Investigation or ha
Etatn % public confidence he may be consu.tcd ut
S1sI rom 1o until =. except Saturday and
SUNDAY. Address all letters to DR. =. d. LOCKtloN,
Se1 fosk, care OFF. o. Box tlG
"A PHYNtoLoaIoAL VIEw oY MISUNDERSTANDING
Deay 80 pages and loj npe plates aud engrav1ns1 ot
1ht Anatomy Of the Human Organs in state Of Health
9io1eoa Consequences upon the mind sut Body, with
1G 1nS AntnoTs t1an o. ae5t-thf only rational
ases tte.sed Atzuthfal .dstsef 70 ths married and
<1 tnetf na,.sal eSnditoa Sent irse Of possaye =
<ui7cueX, oy addrea1ing Dr. La CIsO!x, 81 Maiden
, 1864-11-27
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The CTIKR0KEE An1s
CtkEH asu sod bY all -.
terpYMtnE dTuEt14ta In NE
tlststfed world. Song nn'
prlncipted. deale1A how.
9yef. iTY 10 1elt N0ft0ld4
Compounds in. .pisec Of
fheee--fhoeo which they
6An ket ~ ! cheap proc.
snd make moro money by
selling u,An they can 90
INC Cherute6 bfodls
ciuex- A. you v4lur your
6yAith-eye, Tho heatth Of
YuNr odsprnx-do not bo
deceived by sucA nnpr!la-
elpled ofuEFsst&. AK tof
shaA Ans1}-{nAn and taxa
, 1864-11-27

sanctity, II Is hardly possible that JED: Da.
Wis could accomplish The litter feat, were he
to join cvcry church on tho continent. EYcn
thanks ior sappostioas seor,es ss ,os IRE dsraed i
~ his own6nfloweTs. Tho end Of this bold,
bod man approaches. What sl,au It be when
It does come !-Alenandrla Journal. -. =,
THE wAn IN EAST TENyHssEE. "
The Late Hattic between 1srccrrin-
Fo4sesThe .1Hne Reseis as rwie: se nspni.ea asa
Our Ttoope so1zed with \ Panlc-~-
Unfortunate Result. 49, . e''.'>
49,. 1From the Knoxville Wing, Nov. t6l
Il Is known to the country thnt Brig. Gen.
Glllem has Tor months been In command of .
brigade Of State and United States troops,
sent hare By Cor: johnson. consisting Of the
this command be fought ind whipped Morgan
and subsequently Vaughn, aud In short fcn-
uercd valuable ecrvices!:< -'' - -.
Last Friday he was attaeAod at Bulls Gap
by the rebel forces commanded by Brcckin-
ridge, and Handsomely, tcpulsed The rebels.
terrible battle eusued, In which our forces re-
pulsed them ngnIn, with loss Of twenty
| ecven dead .1el,els left on the ground, the
enemy carrying Of their wounded: Our Loss
fight continued for seven hours.
On Sabbath evening, Gen. Glllen, finding
the rebels were about to surround him, com
menccd a retreat, bringing lis artillery aud
wagons dut, with a portion Of the sth, and
and the 18th to pr9tect the rear. Tbs men
and horses had-nnw heen thren iavs vrithont
| ratious, except fresh beef without suit. .
AT the west end Of MorItstown, the rebels
| fired on cur troops from the woods; the pack
broke in every direction, and q panie: seized
our troops and they broke in every direction,
the result OF which was that VIC lost" our NJ
ttl,e1y and wnsons, and many Of our men THAR
horses and guns. Gen. Glllem threw himself
into the 'front.' rank, and assisted by the ofR-
men into line, TO make stand and give bat
Tic, but all to no purpose. The men were
panic stricken SO were the numerous citi-
xcns along; aud theyery men who had fought
80 brayely and 90 daringly but the day before,
a7d On former occasions, could not be brought
TO stand.
The captured, killed and missing Of cur
comnafA WALL not exceed 2U0. The command
have all cncamped west Of the Plains, aud the
missing men arc coming up: There are
forces opposing<us, md ~ to the Conduct % Of
our men; bnt we have stated the leading
iacts as detailed to us BY different officers ii
toc command, who were present and Wit
ncssed a!l that occurred.
The following order, found In tho pocket Of
Capt, Hardy, rebel, after he was killed In
the bght Of Saturday, shows that Dreckln-
ridge regarded his forces as.cqual to the occa-
ainn
AEAoouA17Eas Amt or East TESSEssEE;}
c.a uc MnfA7o~S, NeS. III, 18Th /
# n" Main Iaa9ero, coro,,,na,no d.s,-o. ,r,.+
= innrttnn viii ~, vsrrhn rn.- Naw War.
rct ~ ia 1ot,, 1n.+ IT. Hfa1,- ~ n.ra1
coTmandinr IN cnmnrr~ ~. *' H., nrEn q
ill., cayalry.' viii moyo on Ii the % Han I'm On fhe
, 1864-11-27

They cure Suppressed.
Excessive, nnd Painful
Mems truadon.
Thcy cure Green SlcEness
tChlnrpAss).
They, cure Nervous aud
Spinal Affections, Pains In
tho Back and lower part
q tho llDdY. ueaylncss,
Fatigue on slight e1ertlon,
Flptt2t1cn OF the Heart,
1owncsa Of Spirits, Hystc.
ras, Sick He4dAche, 3iddt-
neas, &C., &c, In i word.
by removing the lrreHularl.
t. they FcmdSc the cause,
and with It all the cfccN
that spring tom It.
, 1864-11-27
3s1ueational.
RACINE COLLEGE.
Ao a CHURCH SCHOOL ron
8oE0 AND xouN1 MEN.
RACINE, W1BCONH1N.

PEI. sAAk8 Uth0sEH, u D., ktttof.,
1he Rector Il assisted in The Instruction Of tia
'c9S,s @ r.; y ssTea oomreteat Profe.a7 md Aastes
fttst Sound religious tnstIuctlon. Reco{doT 10 tho
F4!es Ana discipline Of tho Church.
Seeona Such Intellectual training n Will render
aa at for business l!ie thoroughly rrupare hin for
~ o. the learned professions. 1he College course
Third Carcful phJsca1 trimming Ii al .nanly e1er-
scholasa. ~ ~ =" =
1hs5e sss tgo latse nd yssy eonmodons haid!ns.
actca 81 land for playErnunds &c The scholars all
live In the Huitdlhes With the Rector and MAsteTs Cat
at common table. and foFn ono family. Vocal mukc
school.
The Winter Term will begin December It, to con.
tor. OCT. .uSo&-5Y
, 1864-11-27

.-::'16uhHtn9 uno EIcDan9e.
TIRST NATIONAL BANK?0 OF
Southwest oeraeF OF Lake aod Clasksts* :
oAfs1A <. 1;KKN, i ns:,1.nt. 100000
eA4L n. NlCKKAs0H, vics Prrat,
, 1864-11-27

Tho Late Nattic between ISrcclrfn-
rfdEos6 Rebels and Gen. {sI1lcu1sA
Forec9.--Thc Rebels Twice Nepul~en
Qnfotfuu Rtp Result. =.
, 1864-11-27

Thik celebrated TOILET SOAP. in tuch universal de-
1nd u made nom the cholcc4t materials, u rad and
cnoIani ID to uatare, f1Erxntly scented, and ex.
<remely beneficial In it, aefon npoa the stln For
b. " Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
tA+n7781y TIL eAATu
, 1864-11-27

reservation. FOK ONE D0il.Ai. EACH. Certiaoates
all tho vnriors articles plhctd In a1tAr envcI.
opea and sekled. Thete envcepos VT, b. scni By tn.
q deliyefM i on oinee, .lpant rexas4 to eho,ee
representa- and It il optional with yg 70 scnd one dol
1T and receive the aftcle named: my osheF !n thu
ltst Of thc W1c Yalue In all AnAActtona by mail,
charge or Fafdin9 the cerlncAses paying postage
and dcinx tho huaine:a = etnts n.sa. Eve cetth.
sa1tT T.ara. Tor 30: sna ora hnndred fpr 1A
We EtarAhtta ent1fe sAt1kAcAou In every lhti&nen.
AGENTHLereclAl ttrtna to Agents Ad treas GEO.
DENEtfT CO., ou Broadway. NtF York.
hos N7tl-pt W&tklkH4tW
, 1864-11-27

GEO. DEMERIT s. Gothic
~ following splendid list OF :.
WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
&c., &c, WORTH 43oa.om
, 1864-11-27
Chicago ~:Qribnne.


"a Nevs locna By 0A1ph Waldo Elmer.
. son. .
The following poem By NJ. Emcrsouapoea1s In
tho Boatsnat~s H'htstlt, The sailosa.Falr. now..
papor, published In Roaton:
, 1864-11-27
Kromer's tUphnan's) Hair Dye,
90 CENTS 4 BOX.

Boxr@ larger thsn Dies that sell tor II. EATU.
RAJ. DURABLE, nEAuT1FUf. WARRANTED to
9isass I9s artieln haa been tl,oronxhlg teated by
Garrett Of PHILADELPHIA who fkonouuce It frec from
MI polson0u1 ingredients nn the material compotlnx
IT. viii not tn1ure the aSt delicate hal1 Sold Drug
gasts ezsd Fxacy Goods Dealers creEyvhcrr.
mo. J. KROMER, Soils Proprietor,
4n1 Chestnut st.. Ehilalfjphls, "a.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-17
LUNG DISEASE.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BR0N
CHlTIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE. nc.


EASE, &C., DC. .r'
We call especial attention OF persons aiicted WIZ
those diseases to the fact that VIZ have an aino' ID
valuable treatment in those elections, which has ti
lately discovered. We have succeeded IN restotm'
cases of this kind in few months VINO nave oesi W.
cd for years TO effect, and others are no" ".
treatment and arc rapidly being restored ~ IN mcr
use their own words, thoy say they feel themsslir
coming up every day. We do positively CAIN w.
there is no case so far advanced but that we can s
and make comfortable, and prolong NE, lu -,
most OF cases can be successfully cured II taken ~
kind of time. Remember that tins Is an age Q. -
provement, and remedies are being discovered .mn
arm disease Of many of its tcrrors. We in'i,s "
who are threatened, or have any form Of Lung hs-
to give US trial, when We can prove NJ" w D-
said In the above. ..
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD
We claim positively 10 cure every Of these a.
eases This positive fact, and we Will pledss ~
selves to give $50 to any case OF the KIND We sa'
cure and we generally cure with two prescr psohs
GThe following letter is from the wife OF IL
81, sekweN, ESQ.,: - 81. n,
New Philadelphia, Dec. u. ~"
DR.. sHASsos:--Dear Sir, desire to express 70 ~
the deep gratitude feel for the great benehtl
rived from your treatment. had become 70 n,
so much reduced With frequent hemrnoHnhgso "a
lungs that had almost despaired Of recovery ~ m
had become evident TO all my friends that Ti'bu'
speedy relief could not long survive. eouI.s.s,
with your treatment on the lst Of July, 1861. pI
the first months treatment began TO perceive ~,
the hermorThage was much less frequent, ana p.I
diminished in quantity and from that time forss
have had no hemorrhage and now enjoy Letter
than have for several years At the commenespbofs
Of treatment you only gave me eneouragemeI,S y
for restoration TO reasonable degree Of hean -.
expectations IN this respect have been more tbsn
lied II tins should meet the eye Of any anloeS ,sr
was, can with great confidence recommend
treatment one of great efficacy. ttu
Mrs L. L srocrS'N
se21y tsi IWrta ~ 'Hf DI.''
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FREIGHTS.

By this route Freghts of all descriptions can be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore, to and from any point on the Rail Roads
of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects al
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods be for
warded to any port on tho Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and a;
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the North W estern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the Transports
ton of their Freight TO this Company, rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHr to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Ran
Road, are at all times favorable as charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
ESs' Be particular to mark packages 'via Penn'a
Central X. RI .-
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to address either OF the following Agents Of the
company:
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE & CO, Transfer n gents, Pittsburgh
w BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
r. c. MELDRUM & CO., Madison, Indiana.
j. +. MOORE, Louisville, kentucky.
w. NJ. AIkMAN, Evansville Ind
r. T. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois
j. II. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
j. ID. LOVE, Maysville, Ky.
HALL & CO., Marietta o.
L. AYRES, Muskingum River
". Il, i. L. LANGLEY, Ga!lipolis, o.
II. 5. PIERCE CO., Zanesvi lie, O.
n. II. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
+. C. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-17
LIVE STOCK .

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adyan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, well
watered and supplied with every convenience. have
been opened this iue and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg.
where Will he found every convenience for feeding ana
resting, choice Is offered OF the PHILADELPHIA New
York and baltimore Market. This Will also be found
the shortest quickest and direct route for stool, TO
New York-jYla Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other
EN0CH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa .-.....
L. l.. H0UPT, Gcn'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. III. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
dephia' .s.. ianll
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Baltimore e Ohio r. Il.

Ia s s -
OsS,e. Bs.1 ; CBu aaurJAp C.. .
wheci;ns Station 4 u-9 1863 {
ON AMI after Monday night The 10th Of August
~ the asscnger trains wi! be ron by the fol.
lowing schedule:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-17
SALT RHEUM AND sCALD HEAD.

We claim positively 10 every case OF hee ~
eases. This is positive fact and Will pledge gu
selves TO give $50 to any case Of the kind We esD'
cure. and generally cure with two prescriptions