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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
NEW BOOKS
AT
LINDSEY & BROS

TT is estimated that by the late rebel raid in "Ay
4 Maryland - the citzns lost thousand OF the
SHERMAN and MONITOR CLOIHES WkINGkRS. We
sincerely sympRthize with them IN this their bereave
menI as we know the vaue OF them; and the
ufacturers are already behind with their orders they
may have to do without them awhile. We noticed
nrge lot hem the other day ut e. ID. POTTER Co :
ordered before the raid july ~, 1854.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
The all White Rubber Roller
MONITOR CLOTHES WRlNGER.

THIS is the most durable, most simply constructed,
i aud the most vCuIent Wringer yet brought be-
lore the pu bc. THIS has cOgs 1t hard
Ia destroy the rollers grind th you finger naIls.-
Has Il wooueu frame and gnl break by falling
lius rOIlers and no black rubbeTs with thn
wliile covering. TINS WThger was awarded a SIver
aieual New York FAIR for 1868, over the
ijustuu Universal, with Cog wheels, ATIIuOuB New
WUrld, Putnam S, host Ul others, lnCudlng all
galvanized pot me trRmvu NrLgers that have ana
dared tu show themselves such liaCcs, and can uu
/ aLaiu. Tne rollers inches IUug, and the
clothes carried INTO basket Without iAIllng
tho wash tub or touching the hoops On the
Call them.
July -. 1854. &. ID. POTTER n co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Mill for sale.

WILL Ofcr for the hall OF the STONE MILL
i situated on the Oenthugy RIVER, one ahu hall
miles north Uf the town OF Delaware The NH Is IN
good running order. viii sell On reasonable Lerns.
For iurther particulars upply at the ielaware Mills.
UelaWare, Aug. Is Il. IHJMAS aLOuGH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

RS- For sale in Delaware, by STARR * BRO. and
COKNELL. Z. CROSBY. General Agent, 40 255 Main
Buffalo, y Y, whom all orders should be addressed
december IL la6S.-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Saz
Proclamation By the Cover
nor.

STATE OF OHIO,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CoLUNBUs, Sept. 22d. 1854.
I, JOHN BR0UGH, Governor OF the State OF Ohio
do hereby netity the qualified Electors of the State
Ohio, to assemble in their respective Townships and
Wards, the usual places of holding elections,
TUESDAY, being the Eight day OF November, A. D.,
1874, and then and there proceed, the law Directs
elect TWENTY ONE Electors of President and Vice
President Of the United States, in pursuance
Constitution and Lars Of tho United States and OF this
state.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereuuto set my
name, and caused the Great Seal Of
the stare Ohio t. be affixed at
Columbus. the tEenIy Sc Ond day
OF Sepfrmt er, in the year of our
- Z n L. lord. One thousand, Eight Hun
~ dred and xIy Four, aHd in the
Eighty Ninth year the Inde
peEdenCe OF the United States OF
America.
JOHN BROUGH.
By GOVERNOR
". ", ARMSTRONG,
Secretary of state.
September 80, 1s64-te
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
CURE
Cures Diseases
Ol the skin.
4 2 . l.
PEOPLES

Ny face has for than ten years been greatly
disdgured by erupLons ana bunches which times ex
tended over my whole OOdy, and once for three days
the Peoples Cure my acq uaintances hardly
me-indeed hardly know my sci AS am now a wei
Let all who like afflicted try the People &
the medicine prepared by the sanitary Society
and think they viii not begrudge their doIar.
JOSEPH SOUK, Turner, Mechanic st.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
The Best K lothes Wringer
IN THE WORLD!

~
$HERNAN'S SELF AnJUS ING AND ADJUSTABLE
= CLOTHES WRINGER has been pronounced, by tnnu-
sands who have tested them, To be the VERY BEST
MACHINE the market.
ISt B. it Is simple in construction and cannot
possibly get out of urder.
81 II IS made of the best Galvanized and viii
rust.
sd. There wood about it to swell or shrink.
4th. IL low the strain the tub Is much less
than win other machines
5tI child en- years old it.
1t needs adjusting, except for bed quits and
heavy ARTICLES, tuere is uOuecessity fOr starting
set wiring anything from collar TO
! sheet.
The question of economy for every hOusekeeper Il
buy a Clothes Wrmger has been settled wherever il
trUduced. 1t is acknowledged by ladies Tno have
used Clothes Wringcrs, that pays tor itsel, III
amly OF persons, every II Is used, hy saw
ing cotbIng which is wrung INTO strings i'll IN isbng
"a .meits by haud.
To satisfy al OF its utility, say: Buy one, and
TRY perfectly satIi&ctJry return 1t aG
your money g iaIl he refunded.
We wish the pubic to understand that are offer
ng humbug, but most uselui maChIne, which in
very respect warranted.
SHERMA&'S iME RUVED CLOTHES WKINGER has ia
the premium 1 every FAIR where it has been
nIJlLed.
Ju,Y 70, 1864. C. p, POTTER CO.. agents
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Bakery and Confectionery

YTAVING secured the services OF excellent Baker
IL prepared TO furus TO Old customers and the
pubic < deraily, No. article OF
WHEAT, BROWN, OR GRAHAM BREAD.
shall endcavUr to keep hahu a good assortment
Of SM Ali CAkkS. Also, viii furnish on short notice
asOnable prces, any OF the toHOwng large Cakes
Wa ermeil,n, Marble, Fruit, Biack Jelly Gold and
Silver, Delicate, Pound, sponge, spce, Lemon, starch
have Oh hand and fOr st5 a fine variety OF Sii' i
AMI FANCY CANDIES, at the sign Of the New Bakery
William street, OF Nam.
Delaware Mar IS, 81. W. G. IITTELL,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
THE
PEOPLES
CURE

- been in feeble health since the bli tn OF
my boy, who is twelve years old l have hat
many trUub aud dilGuities, all this time, uniting
for every Kind Of labor aud destroying alimy com
fort. Last summer comm need taking the Peoples
Cure and have used four bottles, and almost
"a well Ny ds1HCuities have nearly all dsap-
peared and feel cheerful and happy.
MRS. CATHAtlNE DFWAID,
Dressmaker, Goode Alley, above Tupper St.
pnNaslo t,ctnbpr % lS62
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Cures
Fever Sores
CURE

. BUFFALO, Nov. 13, IS .62
Two or our subscribPrs-one of them afflicted will
bad Fever Sore, the other with Rheuma tisn-havinp
seen the advertisement the Peoples Cure in this
paper purchased the medicine and now, after having
LhOrOu- hy tried it. report recommending mos
u"artily, thorough remedy in their case.EdItors
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

My wife has been suffering from rheumatism of az
infammatnTy character Tor about six years
times very acuttly. About the first OF June las
she commenced trying the Peoples Cure ant contn
three weeks. In ten days after she
commenced, the swelling and Stiffness Of her JOINTS ha
very materially essened, and in three weeks had dis
appeared altogether
THOMAS POLLOCK, (atW H GlennysJ
pu6aiO Gctober
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

CURE
Cures ScTofuli,
4 SnIt Rheunl

s' have used the spcnpies Cure in my anIily with
great benz fit, in Of Scrofua and salt Rheum
have recommended It frequently my friends, ali oi
whom believe have been benehJted, and most OF them
entirely cured by it.
CHARLES SCHARFF. 21S Main St up stairs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
BUFFALO TESTIMONY


THE NYTn n Curesjsm
PEOPLES OO hE Rheumat
g troubled tn Rheumatism for two years
suffering more or ltss every day. l have taken tw'
bottles of the Peoples Cure and have had any
pain since left It of. than four weeks ago.
consider myself enJjrey cured, and the medlcn'
has feel very tight amt gOod-just like young
man, though am slStytHo years old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL, 4O2 Michigan St.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
CURE
THE
PEOPLES

DressmaEer, Goodel
Buffalo, October 70, 1862.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
"Mercenaries.n

"At the North there is not q single
volunteer in the army from Fort Smith
to the Potomac. Every soldier in our
army to-day has been bought; we employ
no longer ardent enthusiastic volunteers,
but mercenaries who have been parchas-
cd at prices ranging from three hundred
to one thousand dollars per espit0 -
Chicago Tines
For the past three years We have been
accustomed to read in extracts from
rebel papers such statements AZ the
above but not till recently have we seen
the position taken BY any Of the North
srn papers that the soldier OF the United
States army were ''mercensries
"hirelings," "minions," who have been
bought at so mach per head. We now
read them almost daily in . portion oi
the Northern press. The above extract II
will De notice is fronths nesnsst, though
We admit, the very ablest of the Cop
Perhead papers, That it is false Is nosi
] notoTions Is is most infamously false
The msrcsnsries' of which this trait
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
4 soldiers View Of The Election

Mn. E,IEoR 1T may not be uniHter-
eating to your readers TO know hos the
soldiers view the coming elections. Being
thoroughly acquainted with the senii-
msnts Of the Indians soldiers, We pro
pose to give you an outline at least Of
our views
We see a great deal nowadays ia the
rebsl press Of the North about equal
izing the brave white soldier with the
degraded negro" Now, We as soldiers
feel mortified when we aseertained that
We we're placed on equal footing With
the negroe, By the copperheads of In
diana. We are aware, that they, to
screen themselves from that awful but
Just retribution which awaits them, try
TO attach the blame to the Union portion
of the Legislature. Gentlemen, this
farce won't work The Copperheads had
q majority in the House. Why, then, we
ask, did they not make provisions for Us
TO vosei Thisis easily answered Simply
because they knew that while We we're
fighting jeff Davis and his hellish crew
in the South, we would no. vote for msa
Who are ten times more contsmptible
than JEFF. Davis himself, in the North.
Think for moment, gentle reader
oh, just reflect. Indianas nobls sons
have at ence laid aside all comforts oi
quist life At home-havs rushed to the
rescue Of their bleeding coun,ry--havs
suffered more privstions than any pen
can portray-her sons have been fore
most on every bloody battle field, and
many lie bleaching on Southern soil; and
how are we rewarded by the Copperhead
Legislature of our own glorious Indiana
prived Of the most sacred right of ar
American citizen--denied our right O
Outrage, and equalized with the negro.
What now7 Why, those God d-forsaksn
hell-begotteu traitors are trying 10 Arn
themselves to deter the Union men whC
are left in the State, from voting, so tha
they may put into office such men as ole
traitor Mcdonald, and thereby array ouI
State against the Federal Union, ant
join with JEFF Davis to try TO destroy our
Gevsrnment Hark, ye Copperheads
Because your heads are male Of copper
have you no sense Think .ye that WI
will be intimidated BY you7
Think ye that we viii suffer this
| No, Sirsl We have faced nearly q
mean men as.you in Dixie, and We cal
and pil face you If you attempt il
We defy you-nay, We dare you--to On
dertake such job. We are determined
to crush this Shareholders rebellion
We intend to "subiugate your Southern
brethren" if you like the term; and W,
intend to keep an eye on you also. An,
unless YOU instantly behave yourselves
your father the Devil shall see the las
one of his Tory sons coming home 70
supper. We warn you, therefore, Rov
to cease your wicked course-this va
shall not stop until the rel, white, an,
blue" shall proudly wave over ever
inch of American soil.
We intend to elect Abraham Lincol
President of the United States; we il
tend to elect Gov. o. P. Morton Go,
eruor Of Indianss and you may Just g
well cease your whining 6rst as last
JOE EpMosDs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
PastetSnv sed Church in charge.

Particulars OF THE SHELBYyILLs
FIGHT From gentlman who was in
Sheibyyille az the time that Dave Martin
made bis raid into that place, the Louis
vile Journal, received correc, version
Of the affair The guerrilIas entered the
place az half past o'clock on Friday
morning, firing At random about the
strsSsw They dismounted, gave their
horses 70 som negro men to hold,
and advanced on the Court house, taking
peacaabie possession Of the building
The doors we're well barred, and attempt
ing TO break them down, considerable
dificult was experienced. The noise
oeeasioned By the humping aroused Mr..
Thomas c. McGrata, residing on the
opposite side Of The street He raised
the window Of bis house, and, with his
Henry rife, commenced firing on the
scoundrels j. IT, Veach, a notorious
entthroat, took position behind a tree in
the Court house yard and rstarned the
fire Of Mr. McGrath MeGrath watched
his opponent we'll, aud, taking advantage
Of the exposure Of his form, levelled bis
gun and fred The aim was true. and
the robber tell and died, shot through lhe
body He was dressed IN Confederate
unitorm, aside flom the haf, which was
Federal A man named Smith, residing
near Christianshurg vas also shot IN the
toaFt7housa yard aud d.ed there lie
was dressed IN g Federal uniform.
Soon after the firing commenced, John
II MasoHhelmer, an old discharged sol
der fion the l5sh Kentucky volunteers,
s.epped out into the street., and, with
"0t attempting to shield his form, 10 she
sa0st cool and dellberate manner took
am sith his Henry rife and fred IN
RAPID Succession at the guerrillas A
negro man holding the horses vas mis-
lakFn. for one of the eutthroats, aud the
same from Mr MAsonheimer's rife kille
him aud Two herses. The guerrillas act
ed 10 the moss eowardly manner, as they
rushed from q . Conri-houSs and made
hasty skedaddls from the town, being
lrigh,ened away by two men alone.
Five horses we're killed aud four captur
ed A man named Dale, who ioised the
guerrilla band at Boston, was fatally
wounded. His horse fell in the road
with hiui and died, about quarter Of a
mile from the town. Dale was picked
up and carried into a house near By,
where be died in less than half so hour
He vas shot in the hand and through the
body. The thieves thought TO make an
easy capture Of Shelbyville and pluuder
the houses, but they wlre sadly mistaken.
Martins family reside in the place, aud
he rode within ten feet Of bis own door.
The gurrillas we're much demOralized in
their rout, and rstreated in several d.
rections 1t is thought that they will
concentrate near Christiansbarg The
citizens Of Shelbyville are always pre-.
pared to extend 70 them a warm wei
come
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

tables Nv my flock Troo, l ste, bui
wood eny Nv EN- say that chickings wuz
q equivalent fur my impFovin converse
shenI Ez fur the paliry nanny Dor
rers aluz Civ my nost, wieh settles
them transactions.
2resoom- Every niger killed inhaims
our brethren powerful ImAgin, nv
brethren, 9 suthern arlilrist bringing ?
uv bis peece TO bare upon the advAnsin
enemy He sees they air niggers and b 8
hart sinks Neerer and neerer they cum
Seezin q gias be vews EN-, and horrorl
10 the front rank, " "cloathed in scots nv
bloc, be beholds his indlvidjile uiggerl
Seerer, neererl Fain wood be spare
EN-, Ter them very niggsrs NAV be the
aneles Nv half dozen Nv his children
lsieh IS patriarkle) 10 say nuthin Nv the
munney be hez invested in em. But mol
The order is gIsenl :" Flrei' He pulls
the iatle string, aud ez be beholds his
own property a bleedin on tie plain, be
sWoons away My gentle trends, maik
no doubt that haff the cases reported in
che Suthrin papers ez san-stroak wuz
rum this coz
Uiher breibrin Civ their experiencein
The feelin is improgin sence the draft.
aud hev faith that ef our groceries kin
hold up ill Sept 5, under the credit sys-
TEN, aud too menny don': ru q Kanady,
We will be able TO whale eny Provo Mar
shells forse they kin send agin US.
PETROLEUM Y. Massey.
Paste~uv sed Church in charge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

orous sheet speaks, are men who were
perfectly willing to go TO the army and
who voluntarily weAt into it Those
men who have received boonties for en-
tering the army have in very fsw, if any
cases received saeh sum as would ad-
squatsly compensate them. They have
gone principally because they wished TO
90. and have ayaiIed themselves Of the
bounties offered simply because they
partially compensated them for the loss
which they Voluntarily subjected them-
selves to BY eulisting. The soldiers Of
our armies are not hirelinEs or mefcena-
ries They are free men, ten thousand
times more honored and entitled to hon
or than the writer Of the above extract,
who is = craven, cowsrdly rebel at heart
--One which the law ought not TO pro-
sect-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

AID its attendant train Of symptoms. 70 acts more
Ike aharm than medicine. There Is nothing
10 ths range Of the hatsrA Msdiea, that fer mo.
msnt bear com paFisOn with II In this disease.
full account Of this wondsrfnf plant may Be
fouhd In the llth edition Of the q. s. Dispsnsato-
~, pages 1887 and 1888.
series sf sxperimsn q IN which DR.. Ball has
been for years engaged, has lust bssa brought 10
Aauceessful termnati ion, and he is new enabled 10
onsT 70 the public combination Of CedFon, with
other approved tonics, the whsis preserved in ths
beat quality Of copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
Which hs is conhdeut has no equal 10 the world.
He might furnish volume Of certificates, but
tbs public have long since learned 10 estimate
things ct their trnayans. The safest pian 10, for
every one TO O. IT for himself the virtues Of nsv
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
From the HAseoek Jsssssoaisn.
Mr.. Nashy has Class-meet!Hg, and
Depreeates Sigger-killIng.
CHuRcH uv THE Moo DIsPENsAsHUE

CHuRcH " TBE Moo DIsPESsAsBUS
Cody 80. 1864
Oar classmeetins heV biE sum sat
neglected Nv lait- Sumhow it 10 IN oar
church ez il is in the hetrodox-we air
not and cold alternitly. Last Sandy We
had . preshus seazn.
Bro Siples spoak. He contest that be
wux a week mortel He he'd his ups aud
downs, bad. 1t WIZ ruff on him Wen
ever Grant and Sherman he'd . success
his faith failed him, aud sumetimes he
he'd difficulty in cumin to time even
when Lee whipt Grant But h bed re-
sently paid 81 per gallon fer whisky. aud
that stird him. With wuu hand upon his
often empty jug, and tother -pintad to
heven, he bed sworn sternel hostility TO
them ex he'd razed these prices, wich is
sbl sinisss, II ccnveuyent be askt the
brethriag TO pray fer him.
Bro. Hopp rIE. He had his aps aad
downs also-rayther more downs than
ups. His sole VIZ full wen Forrist killed
the piggers; but alas woe vaz on him
wen Sherman AAxt EN- At Atlanta Now
ths skize is brits. Lee holds out bully.
aud tothsr day 4, 600 niggsrs wuz killed
1t Petersburg.
At this pint I interrupted Bro. Hopp.
The KILN Nv niggers is no coz av reioi-
sin. Vat destrucshsn Nv property
4 600 niggers at 81, 500 per niger Is s. !.
o00, ,000l This sun Nv mummy, even a;
the present sbilisbn prices. wood pro
doose 6o,0O0.000 nilyun nipsl Wood,
/ o wood, that wuz condemd 2 consoOm
en- all Ef them niggers had bin white
I! men / woodent-hev kserd- WY Becos
white soIers is all sbilishnists Don't
shake yer he'd, Bro. Camp, its 50. YooE
own son, even, backslid he it wa
wao rit hum g sayin that if he kan back
and found that ole hipoerit Nasty 8
eatin chiekings about yoor howse, he'd
plump = ounce ball into him. Hipocrit
Chickingsl Sieh baseniss confirms me-
in M bslssf IN the doctrin Nv totls de
prsyity am no obtroosiv gest At tbs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

one trial and you will neqsr any ethers.
II IS NOT necessary 70 publish long list Of die
eases for which the cedrob BIttsrs are = specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS LIVER Or KIBEEYst
In All aiieefloBa Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANGEMEET OF
THE STOMACH or nOWELst
IL GUUT, HHEuMATIsM AND EEU-
HALGGAt
AnaIn FEvER AND AGUE,
tits destined TO suyeFeede all uthsF remedies. II
not only eurrs these diseases, but II PaayKsrs
fhefa
wine glass foil of the Btftsrs taken an hozs
hafore each soai, will Obvists the tlI Effects OF he
most unhealthy climate, and screen the person
taking Il against diseas audsr the a oct trylnR
exposures.
sold by Druggists aud eroosrs genera ".
ss-lT. JOHN BOLL's Principal ONE, rifb
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold BY PETER vIEHLIH q,
t~hs Sole agent. Evansvtiis fnd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TOIHX.
Dr. H. Anders & Co.'s
IODINE WATER

Isdins Water acts upsn the Heat. Liver, X i'd.
asys, Digestive organs, and GiaBduiAF system.
The success which has attended ths nss ~ this
remedy in private practice, and the endorssmant
m deal authority, enable ns 10 recon msnd 10
The prastitionsr and the public. feeling con.
ssnt that with a fair trial II will attest its awn
teolleHes ia the eurs Of ehronie diseases uhif b
i-licats Iodine, a. serofala- Bronchitis, kkiB
ts.ions, Heart. Liver, and Kidney Diseases.
soas Affections, Neuralgia, Rtsumatism, Dye
ala. Debility. syphilis, &c.
Physici aus may rely upon the uulfsrm strength
" Iodiue Water as containing three -qaAftsr
grains PuHk iodine 10 each aud.Ounes PuRE
ter, no sotrsas bsiag assd IL is not liable to de-
imposition nor spontaneously formed ipsaaAli.
iest neither 10 the Iodine oxydiged nor neutral
red b3 combination with any ingredient, which
reudsr this solution superior 20 any other msthod
" exhibiting Iodine
Full dirsciioas accompany sash bottle that II
may be used A. family msdIcins a. we'll as By
the profession.
Priee one dollar per bottle. On Veeslpt Of ave
dollars, six bottles delivered raEe By express to
any address.
Beware Of Coantsrfeits aud limitations which
unprincipled dealers eudeaVor 20 dispose Of on our
reputation. See our signature aud trade mark
(ths Greek word heading this sdvertisemsRtl
upon the labels and wrappsTs Of each bottle, with.
cut which noue is genuine
Circulars gratis.
DIR. II. ANDERs A CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
Ne. 42s Broadway, New York.
Via aawata an
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
SATISFACTORY CURES
"ARRA a ANTED :.
OR NO PAR ASKED
CONSULTATION FREE !

VII farnish references from the New York
Hospitals sat The CITY colleEe; alss. Prof VIII
lard Parker. No. / Nssi 81 ret; Dr. J r. Chill.
zoo. ehefnlsts - Priscs street, New York, and
city, River md nilitiry reference h-rs
Lettsfss Sfts rsiaru stamp, IRON ptiy auswsrtA.
Medicines ssat by express. with directions ln
writinE, whsrs fhe money aef'omps psnies the letter
s% Ohes ever the AHetion RoUm, bet wesn The
Pest efso~ ard fntsrnaf onsl Hotel. Commercial
AEssas, cas- hiock te rear Of the Passenger Depot.
Cairo, Ills Post once boz No I'll
~ omns hours frora % "a A -, and from !
toiB.H-
rs SHE'LL, ND.
lys-iydAs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
Compound P.s.or.l Of VIVA cherry

has become housshold word throughout the
West and South and his Worm Lozsngss. IN lsss
than year after their intrsaaetlos, attained =
reputation - Wids-spnsad - the eontlnsnt 81
North America. Bat the eFesI4pg glory q bis
iil remains 10 be STAINED In bis iasst discovery
or rather combination for be does not slsim 70
have been the diseOyersr Of OEDKon, which IL To-
basis Of the bittsrs now offered 10 the public
That honor belongs 70 the native Inhabitants Of
CeutFsi America, 10 whom its vtrtuss have been
knswn for more than two hundred years. Armed
with II. the Indian bids dsGanes 70 tbs mos dead
~ maiariA. add handles without far the most ven
om0us serpsnts. II s belief with them that
while there s breath left In the body, tbs cedFob
i potent 70 cure, no matter what ths disease nay
b..
While DR.. Bail il not prepared to iRdsrss IL is
sxtTayagant pretsnsion, he is nsvsTiheless aAtia'
led from thorough examination Of ths evidence
rsletiys TO its virtues, that . remedy and pre-
vsntatiTe for all diseases arising from sxposan,
either 70 this changes Of weather and climate, or ic
tks miasmatic infuonCea, u stsads without RI
val, anA Justly deserves the Fsputatien IL has 90
long enjoyed In Central America and the West In
dies In