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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-07-06

. RExExsER-Let the soldier whose life is con.
stantly exposed in the deadly conflict remember
that this war must be closed by negotiation, or not
at all.
Let the sorrowing father, the heart broken wife,
the agonizing sister and the suffering mother all
remember that Gov. Vance said to the. soldiers in
his speeches to the army last spring. that the men
must fight until hell should freeze over and then
fight on the ice. Let them remember that be is not
for peace but for war, and that having thoroughly
gone to those reasonable plotters that helped
the Abotionists bring on all the horrors of the
struggle he Is pledged to the "last man and tho
last dollar.
Let Conservatives remember that il they vote for
Vance now, they vote to endorse all the hereses
of secession and all the usurpstions that have grown
out of it.
Let them remember that if they vote for Vance
they vote for impressments tythe tax, martial law
and military tyranny, to all Of which he has sub.
mitted without murmur.
Let them remember that Vance is supported BY
every original secession leader in the State, and
that his election would destroy the Conservative
party and turn the State to secession influence
Let them remember that Gov. Vance is mainly
responsi BILE for the suspension Of the writ Of Ad.
6eas corpus and that he has denounced eli Who f..
negotiations ior an honorable peace, ~ traitors
Let tnem remember that Gov. vance ana tns
toadies who haag around him are arrayed in puf.
pie and foe linen every day, obtained BY the block.
ado, while soldiers families and other destitute
persons cannot get bread for themselves aud chill
dren.
Let tha Conservatives Of the State especially re'
member that Gov. Vance has preferred charges
against their loyalty at Richmond, and that the
writ Of habeas corpus was suspended in special rs''
erence to this State.
Let the honest men, everywhere, remember that
the present State government is the most corrups
that ever the State was cursed with.
Iat tl,em remember that the staff officers Of Gos.
V.nca receives salaries and draw rations tor them.
selves and negroes, while they render but htas
service to the State.
Let them remember, above all and after al, th.t
the re- election Of Vance would continue aud null
tiply all the existing abuses and turn the State
over to the Destructives.-ProQrsaA
, 1864-03-16
A Dialogue.

from the Chattanooga Daily Gazotto.1
@. What cause do The rrbcis claim to have
tor trying. to destroy our GoYernlnent'
Q. what pretoxt?
A. The fugitive slave code Of somo Of the
Northern States.
!! q. Whnt effect could law In Maine Or
aiassaehusetts have upon a citizen of Georgia
(: A. Not my whatcyer. .
9: Wy then, did the rebels make this a
4. Because they had not any other.
The leaders well knew that this was no
rightfnl pretext, bus they knew also TINT they
could not divert 1he mind Of the general
masses without urging some excuse for &C.
cession; and as they could hatch up nothing
else they were forced to urge this.
Q. Upon whose shoulders does this war
rest?
A. The poor mans. ...-.
Q. Whose soul Is stained with the blood
Spsl.ST /. Thc rich mans.
Q. Who, then, is to blame for this war?
A. Tho rich men Of the South.
@. Upon whom then Should the punish
mett restt
A. Upon the rich men.
Q. What should bc done with the poor man?
4. He should be parfoned-
@. Who arc the supporters Of the rebel
army?
a. The slaves.
q. How do the slaves support the rcbol
army?
A. By raising supplies in food and clothing
o What, then, ought Uncle Sam to do with
thcm2
a. Liberatc them.
@. Is 1t right to make soldiers ont Of slaves
a. It f8 inst as proper and right for them
to uphold the ing Of the Union by fighting
4 S.f fr~-
, 1864-03-16

tind Of taic9 were II not TINT II Is really a
Irlttcr Of serious moment, ut time when
the country il struggling to proscrvc Its na~
tiopal existence, that these gentlemen ehonld
be pcTpetually airing their personal grieY-
oncts History tells us that Nero flddled
whilc Rome *as burning. I cannot liken
Tranl Blair, black as some Of bis enemies
tho eimilc y Ill not bold good But have you
not often ecen a lot Of crazy and drunken
fircmcn bclaboring each other with
blrdccons and bricks. croW-bars aud
Aosc: :wnnches, while the property they
wcsc organized to preserve is burning
in eight Of their disgraeeful and senseless
ttawl? We'll, I look upon this Missouri
aud folly. For Gods sake, gentlemen, If you
have any regard tor the common safety LET Us
bave DO more oft If you cannot agree to
81 axe bands and quit, why, at least agres to
quit. In the Senate, day before yesterday,
t'ratE Brown mado an assault upon the Pres:
i.tcnt, Of the most violent and 1nslig1aut
character; and this In tho face Of the fact
that Mr. L Lineoin'is the choice Of nlno.tcnths
ofthe loyal people Of the country. Such an
attack exhibits either vast amount Of moral
courage On the pert Of Mr Brown, Or q COM
pIete and perfect ignorance of the opinions
and feelings Of the great mass Of tue loyal
people Of tho country. But In either view OF
tho caso IL does net toll well Tor tho patriot
Ism OF political wisdom Of the person Who
GEN. GRANT
La tho observed Of all. Wherever the unpre-
tending little fellow goes he ia followed by a
gHping crowd OF citizens and soldiers. It Is
evidently great boro to him; but he oxhib-
It's biz usual fortitude: &c was seronaded
last night at Wizards by the band Of the
I fvrf nj M In Ind 4
, 1864-03-16
The G5th Illinois.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb, 20, 1861.

1.u4k44p NAA%*'E0 AAAluA&x
understand TINT your paper, In q recent
issue, contains statement which does unin-
territorial injustice to the G5th Illinois Infantry
Volunteers. Tie statement is to the elect
that the regiment named ia the only one Of
the old Illinois regiments eligible to Te-enlist-
ment as veteran volunteers, whose dctcrmi-
nation in reference to that matter has not
been made known. The G5th are not eligible
to such re-enlIstmcnt, having more than
year to serve on the 1st Of March, the date
fixed by Congress as that Oh which such re-
cnIistments Shall cease. And the injustice
done the regiment is in the impression con-
yesed, that, though privileged to rc-enlist,
they are unwilling to furnish that highest
proof Of devotion 10 the cause in which they
arc engaged. The contrary is the fact. Every
possible effort has been made to induce the
proper authorities 10 remove By especial or
der the disability in that respect under which
the regiment 1abors; and for six weeks past
an application to The effect stated has been
before the War Department, from which
favorable response is even Jet hoped-since
the regiment lacks less than month of COM
ing within tho limits prescribed by the last
act Of Congress on tho subject OF rc-enllst-
ments. Yoa will much obllge ourselves and
friends by publishing this statement.
SnrY-F1ETn.
, 1864-03-16

Let those who hare doubted tho virtues Of BULLS
CEbRoN B1ITERs. II any such thore be- read the
following certificate ron eea tIcncn well II OWE In
ahte eonmu1 tty. and doubt no more.
ltAEcnesa Introduction into tho st1n5 will eaye Tho
uFos Of thousands Of oar soldiers.
Lor1evtILE, KY., Juno 81, 1877.
We. tAe unders1gncd have sren the good cdects
pfoduced by the uso Of Dr.. JOKH BULLS CEDR0h
DlTTERS IN cAsos OF general debility and prostra.
lion Of the system, and believe it, general would
pl event dsrAsc and relieve much suffering. Among
our soldiers par,'cuarly would tl!a be the ca1a.
zspcci1lly those w-o nrc cxposcd 10 mlagmAtlo in.
ducuces in tho Southern climate.
EdAJ P1l1Lu SIZED. Collector Int Rev, 81 Dis
CHA -. - t@i u: Collector Of the Port of Lou,,.
xNn:c Ky.
COL..I l1N4 Marshal Geacrl1 OF Ken.
REV. D, +. HENDERSON. Cor. sccfetas, Of Sanitary
HAnSEY. MTGiiEs 4 CO., Publishers Democrat.
1E0. P. DOEIsE. Proprietor LouisyilIe Anxeiert
HUGHES d IAi.kEILL, Wholesale Dry Goods
1.cnlees. Main street. louisville, Ey.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 ca. Wholesale Shoe Dcalcrs,
snd Third street, Louisville, u. "'
JULIUS WINTER, Clothing Merchant, cor, Third
1nd Market etf., Louisville, ky.
cAI. s. 7. HllDRETH, Of Steamer MAJ. Anderson
MAJ. /. 7. TlIUnSTftN, Phymaktcr u. 6. Army.
2. a. MhTEhLF. National Hntel, Louisville XIV,
SoL JESsk nAlLEs. Ath Kentucky Cavalry,
aEoRGE D. TlLR11CE, Louisville Journal
Sold In Chicago at wholesale and retail by
..v T. stoFlL. 76 Randolph street.
, 1864-03-16

TIE MILITARY CALM- "A perfect calm
reigns in military circles every where. No
thing Is transpirlng worthy OF note. In Ten
heard Of for weeks; aud certainly order, in
Gen. Rousseau's district is as perfect as in
any Of the loyal States. The Generals exec
utfye ability il Of the finest order, as Is eyincel
by the manner in which he has brought order
ont Of chaos, since his first installmcRt cs
commander here. His liberal policy viii con-
State Of Tennessee to the Union.-NaArMe
Onion.
, 1864-03-16
Seven Persons Drowned by the Upset-
I: ting Of 4 l6oht-F0uF 0thcrs Hos


+: ting. Of \ 1sost-Four others fkes-
eRcd.
(: At noon yesterday most distressing seci-
dent occurred on tho East River, which re-
suited In the loss Of the lives Of seyen per-
cons, Since the use of Rickcr's Island as q
recruiting depot there has been ferry es.
tebliEhed between that place and Port Nor
ris. consisting Of IN ordinary row boat,
which has been used for conveying tho
friends Of soldiers to and from tho Island
The boa.mcn have frequently been cautioned
against overlooking their fral1 craft, but
hare tlisrcgaEled the caution and continued
to carry heavy freights. Yesterday nina per
sons, together with thrco boatmon started In
small boat for the island. The twelve per-
eons 60 CROW aod it that it was with difficulty
naragcd. After reaching point about a
dozen xarda from tic shore the boat lurched,
partially flied with Wator and sank. Seven
Of the occupants, namely. Julia, Eva aud Ls
na Able, Mrs. Manly, n child years Of ago, u
l.icutcr:pt Of artillery and n lady, both un-
!Enov u, Catherine Keefe, Eliza Schultz and
:t..o three boatmcn were saved. Among the
l:tttr ws6 one weeks, the owner of tue boat.
i'll is slated that the accident was caused by
tic Lieutenant who was intoxicated at the
t!,uc aud wou1d not keep his place. There
was Il rumor. laat evening that some Of the
i:odics had been recovered, and that an in
oueet Hou1d be hell on them this morning.
m T. TtsrGy. IAN, -
, 1864-03-16

wrctches shall be exposed the revelation win
ehock the country. These Southern Metho-
dist preachers began the work Of dbunion
nator q treason, sont for Bishop Capera and
Ind o long private conference with him a.
The time the split occurred In our church.
This was tho entering wedge Of disunion. I
mean to show these traitors the soorn and
abhorrcnce Of their coutrymea. havo spo-
ken much longer than intended, and will
conclude.
, 1864-03-16

w It is as nc cxpectei-the eopperheads
are backing out Of their bargain. Mics Emma
Webb won't suit. The IFvr}d assumes the
peeyishlY oracu1ar, and says:
"The lady will oblIge us BY using her pretty face
and graceful elocntion in como moro appropriate
and WomanlT profession"
But the Philadelphia Age is more frank, and
t1lcts the cat out" utter this fnshion:
II any Joan Of Arc be needed, the fluent Anna
besides being endowed with singular resemblance
to the Maid Of Orleans" =
, 1864-03-16
Wokfetfer's 81 ornacIl IIfffery,

Common scnpc tells IL: f,,a unless the to,nnch IL kent
n good working order, the sT1cn 10 which It supplies
Slt elements Of tic blood, cunnot be vigorous and
That g efectoa!iy md inxasa!y e1!s md prevents
HIiTEns. Dyspepsia, irtuicncc. oppression atlcr
vang and G;e lse!Es 70 often described By the sick
.he oi Ills Acalt1!tul all sEiulan.a. No
however feeble, need fcar 1t, for It contains no
fiery ingredient. 1t cxcits ncjt1ur the circulation
,ir brain. On the contrary, Its ctoct IL genial and
s1Ey Of ihc digestive powers and may be taken not
+uy without danger hut with certainty nf tic ulost
A.tsarable results by tho iectleet Lady iDyclla.
, 1864-03-16
FROM WASHINGTON,

Our Foreign Ise1attons-FFance, Eng.
land. 6c--Q quarrel OF Missouri III c.r1-
bcrxH11nects Of the Defcut OF 1llc Gold
, 1864-03-16
Fnsoluble Cement.
iET1F Disoo7Fa7 USEFUL AND VALUABLE
DISCOVERY!
H1LTON'S
'EAS0LuBLE CEMENT

OA6kOt1A4
-: HLTON'S
,'IAS0LUBLE CEMENT!
e the Il s ss az ePs5s R5sess
sS595ssh s59ss t1s staa RsS au1af II 4. hSsa 81
!%pro6onneed % 81 r. ail iif1 70 b. ':'4' A1"
Superior to Amy
Adhesive Preparation known. .
Ans" thing Hilton's 1nsoluble cemsnt-,
Is new thing, and the ;Eesalt Q,
ion Sc1KaTu1C PRINCIPLES, and
1ts Ccnsiratlen. % of tsmpeIataIe % viii It oscoase
|eosE@pf Or emit any oaenaivs
p,,. ,,a sro, nsn.!BOOT and SHOE
III ana Il Se bsss afsie enass
e5 So4fs fsdiaaaSt %iaeSt 81 asl.y & nef sa J.
tcd b5 any change oftemperature
JEWELLERS
Z: WIN nnd # sufficiently sdhesiyys
It ii especially adapted
to Leather,
-4Miuee. 1ucrit, that It sticks Patches and
lIduiu:s to Boots and Shoes sunt
!ciently strong without stitching.
: IT IS THE ONLY
1s1s&Lquid. LIQUID CE4'A a1s*H
iExtant that IL sure thing sc1
mcndlag
p0HS'aahS6SS4R;sH 'ah6SR5;sRHEz' 45RE
-. BONE,
And articles OF Household Use.
REMEMBER-
H701eaee'' Hilton's 1nsoluble Cement
fTs In q Nauld form, and Is easlly
spilled as paste.
Hiltpn'a Insoluble Cement
Is 1nso1uble In wnter or OIL
fHiltop,s Insolnhle Cement
Adberts oily substances.
Supplied IN Family or Manufsc-
tturer'a Packages, from ounces
Ito 100 pounds.
HILTON BROS. 4 CO.,
PRoPR1H1oBs,
PROVIDENCE, q. l.
Raid hw 1nRn Il eMTTH. Wholesale Druggists, e
fsEa .+r1nt EhiraFn III General Western Agents. to
Vf1om ali ordeTs Il msy Be addressed. je10E62lYETkx
, 1864-03-16
Dr, 5tDeefs Ni11tment.

GREAT EATEE&NAL AE1mEDx1
soR RHEqMATssRA4x NR4x egT 10fSs NTSEASk kTa
SHHHi SsuisHs. snsFf GUS ISL AS6 SS MoGSnS. fLEs
zSS iii SEz$6Ss ASS II jiSSEBEEs: NaESHzT1'
e IN. Ees H. I'd rom Tss 81
:ccipc ef Dr.. stcphea swsst Of Gonnssc1t st r.
sna as s
cn1 nfenasaiion beiore he public II which the most
b s sa2s snss an saasay Rseu
zaa1c Dsordcrs Of every kind, and n thonsands Of
where has been used IT hAa uasc7 been lno"o
e F0K ! 0KNEURA1GA.ttn. 1t win afford immediate
N sTsr I'll 'assl 1silese vosst Of HEADACHE
three minutes. and ts warranted ;r To- do Il;
TSS IS M
siTUp arising from Or dS h,s Ae,;n, n
eresy The asfsoss 9es e snd snd
.aG s1,q' sasI3sss: sssa sSe c,a@ a4s shs 4
rrodree eaas stst;m q @ a,s dsres9las d.. e.;
sPia' sssGs ess Ct il 0s 1ss {
u puiksY nsss ASB sokE TnnoAT sometime. e.
ueq II; n,@sns T ayc. 1s TO g cute r.
Tors o.se may be Conquered y Tits Liamcnt in tva
SESsf SSxs Sg1s w9gSPs x'g 2s9 uksEES
III hsslinE rfopcTtiet Il Da: sx1fr's Is7AIII9I1
ssa f:ss sfse5ii YlH SB dEsa LII
Every Horse Owner
Should bare this remedy q hand, ief lts mey usa q
@SsS 9t1ss sI9 ssss 3ss.s
d oser % four hundred 1olon,nry testimonials to TIT
se tx .
flieua tfsm ye1sous u the hshas saah Of LIE.
TON.
, 1864-03-16

L. O.. Merton. 9Th Mich.
D. Drydon, 94tll Mich.
F.G.Wyman, I'd Wis. CAT.
C. c. White, 9Th III cav,
L.D.Putetbal1, I'D N. cav.
-Boyntoa, 4th Wis.
o. E. Kelley, 7th I'll, cav.
u. Co1well, 10th I'll.
WIN. johnson, 9th Mich.
~, Harry, Tth III.
]. L. Myers. afth III.
H. S. Boots, Bth Iowa.
G. c. Parker, '7th Wis.
b. flanagan, Tth III.
y. Warren, 9th III.
A. Agen, 9Th III.
r. D0nafloc, Tth Ind.
h. Chamber, E, Sd Ind,
II. B. Barber, I'D Ind.
]. r. Gage, 10th I'll.
G. Wilco1, 18th Mich.
A. T. DAVIS, 9Th Mich.
F. Saunders, 4Al Ill.
rs. 9. Parson, 7th Wis.
n. V1erL, 1Bt Mich.
" e. f.A1rf,t tjth TIL.
, 1864-03-16

DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
IL In Drawing Of March LIT, 1854,
1928 drew g2s DO; No. ,i1s drew $i0roo Nc. ifsst
drew l9e; being the !e capital prizes. Thirty pr
Hbest price paid for doqbioons and III kinds q gold
md stlvec:.... -. :, TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers,
, 1864-03-16


O. Morton, GtI, Wis.
r. B. Hufht.. T7th Wis.
c. Ha1isnquail, 1st MINI.
e. Buck, E. 1st Minn.
.. Wilson, I. 7th Wis.
D. Gilmore, I'd Wis.
Thoa, Brown, I'd W1e.
n. M. 0rrick, 1st Wis.
r. De Fnities, 114th Ill.
C. WitstrucE, 11lh Ill ca
Geo. Nier, 65th I'll.
". Lee. E. 9Th Ill.
l. Eppipe. G. I'd Ind:
J. II. Ayers, F, Tth Wis
F. Cush1nan, B, I'd Wis
j. j. Phillips, i, I'd Wis
]. Brown. f, 9tll Wis,
Eunan, F, 18th Wis.
A.W. Waterman. 18th vi
J. ". Eyeston. fth Ill.
u. }. Gasner, 7th Wis.
G. Middleton, Cd Ind.
G. E. Stanley, Sd Ind.
LW. Matthews, 7th WI
e. E. Phi1o. I'd Wis.
IT, each, 10th u.
P.V. Quick 9Th I'll.
j. Barrett, &ith lnd.
u. AEer, I'd Wis.
F. II. Myers, 10th III.
II. Shatfer, C5th I'll.
q. West. 1st Mich.
". Chester, 18th III.
]. II. Laton, !, ID Wis. ca
]. Setner, sgd ILL.,
j. MrFry. I'd Ind.
, 1864-03-16

From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Hcdding n 3.
Church, Philadelphia.
DR.. JACKSON: Dear sis-Baying used your German
Bitters in my famiy frequently, lam Prepared 70 ~
most orgenera debility Of the system 1t tho
safess and most valuable remedy otNh1ch haTo any
knowledge. Yours, respectfully.
]. q. TUK&EE,
128 n. Nineteenth street.
, 1864-03-16
AUTO NJ.

In order guard against dangerous lmposons, the
cubc arc requested to takc especial note Of the bead
tfuy engraved proprietary stamp through which the
lo,e1pneut OF the United States officially authent
Gates every bottle Of HOSTErTERs BITTER Ihls
.bd thrown by ths Government over the p-opFtetofs
and the public for their joint protection Is piseea con
.ncuousy across tho cork and cyer the neck OF eacH
hrt,e and cannot fall to strike the cye Of the most
cssuni obee.yer. Nothing That purports 10 % Aus-
TFTTER,s DIrTERs can be genuine, unless tho
stamp is there. n11.rr,pa ,rs .o,a
",a.,.a11 ~ cl.sa. and peyez under any circuu,-
etsnces hy the gallon the barrel. 1mpostors aud
.a..to,. IRE abroad a6d the only saesuard the pub
~ h.~c AGAINST them ia TO TINT the Btters they
~ haro the engraved label and note Of hand Of
Me.srs- Hos.otter aud Smith. and the ssArup above
mentioned.
Prepared and so1d By.
L.
, 1864-03-16

OFFICE.

~ .kI.att klo.tttottuEo
0pnATAN0T OTCTTT
- wAsmsoz6s, Wsz PssiHsE9 R5s4sF9.s1is :, 1iiss..}
4 s dei
dta nnted States Cavalry patter a hereinafter spse
a ths tSs ffM Frgn1 Xe1f oIf :sts
r. r. 4i!s75s.y H!ss5s SsSS & sss ~:
to r. 2esass
e nk .ns snd bspaes r6e cutS ani
ESn GEE &c % b
E e ~
the inside ofthe pome ths aide bars Of lizard white
aas .aS q
sae beft s!aurhiered hide; I'll otcr covering to
uon dnTsng All al sta;es Of TIP ma1niaeture but tne
ds|ss!ed: "1" rs lA'p's''. sa' @.'suas "u''s
nsnve!fcs must ec made n !oss OF no5 ~ leg than
aF@sI oss hundred ssts Wt:E for sli eontfaets
'e sss;
@ sets :Th rssk f9t ~ = ct o om ~
Failure 70 msse deliveries It speelaed timo ytll
e + .. 'as nanDss
No oids VII BE considered ron parties ot1es tnan
IA Pspsstasnt e & teiis es@estsat e EXECUTE il
VIZ sneese &c wi sias
nnsnTts Of their sufese' over tnef own
w oe 70
IPPs sss se,gE nsas. ssssesstn. % bidder y der
tssst ~ sd 1S Ssas Aua 4ota.nsa s.'u '0tns .. e'a
hs pegast~snt ressfves tse 5$ht to reject any Or
x =
S:s I'd VII s. % endorsed Rs SFFspe.aisfo foI nosss: :
~-,,...f. ,r 3.~ +hn nbnvn
, 1864-03-16

From the Rev. ]. u. Lyons formerly Pastor Of tho
Columbus IN. ~ and Ailessoan tPa) Baptist
Church.
De. c. II. JACKSON: Dear st1-T feel 1t . pleasuxa
thus, Ct my accord. to oear testimony to theex-
ceIlfuce Of tho German Htera. 8ome Jear9 einca ba
Ing much atnlcted With DyTpepsis. used than.
with yery beneficial results have often Teco9-.
discare and hayo heard nom them The moss hattextnK
te4tu ouAls theF great raiue In c1s3 OF general
debility believe It to bs toac th.t e.n1os 6e sur.
passed. !. n. A1uas~,
, 1864-03-16
mnStfttrr'E BittrrS

HOST ETTER'5
ST0MkCH BITTERS
Protective and Curative Medicine
Fisures oannot,te. The stausa-sof tho sa'cs of
Hos7ErTEKs STOMACH BIT rERs
Curing tho year 1863 aiov thst Invaluable Stomach
Alternative and kntihiltous preparation hAa attained
popularity never heto1o enjoyed by proprietary msdl
otno. stsrng in 1s with sales during tho yoas oaual
to about tsoo ii haa 70 stoaaiy and rapidly advanced
public favor that tho cash receipts Of the proprieo
and manufacturers for 1865, tho tenth year Of IT.
Gees. will reach thc enormous sum Of sonaoo The do
msnd In Few York alone s o.or one thousand cssus
| per week.
Theso busces ssaseucnts given to the world not
Oom any ostentaHoua motive, but erdancc ofhs
great sanitary fact that the ttcrs meet tho wanes sad
the cxpectst fuIaons Of the community: that thcpab-
lie bcof their edcacJ inctcases and extends day b.
daJ week By mCok. rear BY and t'at those who
a4c proved thevaluo Of the article earn
csi1y in tho circles In which thoy uove aad thus Ei1e
widey aconc n ita ard curative virtue4
| win. 49,. ..,~.--. ,..:.s -. ,,,.,.-. .
"A' 'no eo'u1no7 VI 'ne p'ee b3's sPuo''ss ~ '"eo
general statement OF tho tendency ana operation ot
| this PURE and POWERFUL VEGETABLE ELIXrR,
hn ron,rbended within TIM 1l,n,,s or an adver
| ...s-. .~.-s..., -. :. .,..u,.... -. -.
''eA'' toas''oa a'a toAo " '".u'.'' nav wv
nea1fn. FEor. appetite and oil physical ole8ngs tha'
rondez life enjoyable its effects contlnuslly 3D.
yerttsinr It hy word of mouth and bv ticlr own I'M,
| ,-ov,5 s,,.,-,n.. .,.u, - .,.,,a. ,.,~
| ~ ~-.eAe ." ~'-es ~ .ee''' e
esct' posaon ot Tug "eo'eln "o11a' 10 uoeso nsnS
ndTercments these tangible certificates OF tho health
preserving properties Of the Bittcrs more than to auy
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preparation that thus Fendes I'LL VINO ase pFoscyfes
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onea OF the adult population Of tho civilized world
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that complaint ~aetnef II nas saken INC enape oicoa"
trmed dyspepsia ncroy amounts to occaslonal pain
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,Fezmerly ofJsnes' Hospital Custera House street.
n:y s ssssa
aois specia& II tht treatment q oln tg9oxie. .AEa
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ano snh ss sem,ns, Weakness
1:ocsalnsi sna 6iaraal Emissions. brousht On b
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iusss. depression. d!mne:. and oi1cp umss insanity.
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nlosches on he face, small wasTy blsters palms II
body sctofuia, together with An endless number ot
D. j s@es is srecommendea by ne rssss generally q
the South the medical iaculy and Eaof1eessoS n q med
abe g. 8 st IS
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Wnir Dyey HAIR Dye!!
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;;odsa soa j. s1n 1nseIss & Fsetor
, 1864-03-16

From the Rev. Jos. h. Kennard, Pastor Of the 1osn
Baptist Church.
De jackson: Dear slr-T have te.n frequently re-
quested to COZ meet my aalne with eommcndaeton9
p5acuce as ont q NJ appropriate sphere. haIs II
Instances and particularly In my family. Of thu
iulness or Dr.. aooaaEd's German BitseEs. 1dse1s
crnviction that, FOR GENERAL DEBILITY QFTHE
SYSTEM AND ESPECIALLY FOR LIVER CON-
PLAiST. IT IS A SAFE AND VALUABLE PRE-
PARATlON. In s,ne cases It may talls oXt usuAly.
doubt not. it will be very beneficial to hose who
suffer ftotu The above cause.
Yours, very respectfully,
Eighth below Coates stEeat. Philadelphia.
, 1864-03-16

Individually and collectively, without slnge ex
ccption, pronounce MADAak rorrEn's Co,1a,I HAL
-AA tho most pleasant and clcacions tcmcdy for tho
in children that hus ever yet been given to the rUnL!c
They say It always arts like chatn- Children really
preparations now In the market; it be otained OF
Il! nre nnse IS on'y d.ss!s wnnE!
fr+t Tho Nate nthf aty