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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14

MExIco.-Mexican advices, via New
Orleans, state that the French were
marching on Matamoras. A fight had
taken place, in which the French were
victorious. Three French frigates Were
off the bar, preparing to cross. Cortinas
had issued q proclamation ordering all
the troops to concentrate on the Rio
Grande to resist the occupation Of Tam
pas by the French.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14

On A SrRIKE.-The journeyman tailors
of Burlington are ON strike.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
Nativity Of Our Population.

The census returns of 1860 give the
following totals of the birth-places OF
the ree Inhabitants of the United
Statess
Born in the United States os an, aos
Born in foreign countries aISeisS
Birthplace not stated. .......,,... N'ssS
Total free population. ,.,.,,,,..,27,iss,sC sec
The different races and nations of for.
eigners in the United States are repre-.
sented as follows
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14


EMPHATIC SPEEcH.-The following en-
phatic speech Of General Garfield, OF
Ohio, made during the debate upon the
resolution to expel Mr.. Long from the
House Of Representatives, is worthy OF
being read and pondered by every man
of the nation
"What might be said with propriety
and loyalty three years ago could not be
said to-day 1t depended on the circum-
stances of the times. HemigM cote against
the declaration Of sear but aohe,s the country
teas decided on acar, he mast look upon those
against phoas, 1t is declared as has enemies
The House has committed itself to put
down the rebellion by the weapons OF
war. We are not so much an army In
the field as a nation at war. The very
silence Of the telegraph indicates to him
that work has begun to-day, and now,
while these things are Transporting, there
rises in the midst of our camp man,
who having taken an oath that he has
never given aid or comfort to the enc
my, throws up the white flag. Ifhe vo-
ted for retaining the gentleman from
Ohio in his seat he would vote to retain
JEFF Davis in his seat He knew of moth.
ing more powerful to give aid and COM
fort to the enemy than such utterances.
The rebels congratulate themselves that
there will be discussions in our councils
in the North, and believe that this being
the case we will give up the contest
Their emissaries through the Order OF
the Knights of the Golden Circle are en-
deavoring to produce such divisions.
They instigated the New York riots.
They are at work in Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio, both in converting and MUIR
dering On the streets. He had written
home for letters to show that cores
pOndenceis carried on between officers
in the field and leading rebels in the
North, giving information and advising
one another of their plans and policy.
We are bound to strike at these enemies,
and to strike at those in this chamber.
After further remarks he said we fight
not for to-day, but for the grand. future
of this glorious country. The battle
field is spread out, and the armies are
upon it. On one side is all that is evil
and villainous on the other side, the
good, and true, fighting for future gen.
erations. 1t might be said that the
voice of Heaven had called both the
good aud the bad to the combat"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
Miscellaneous Items.

Brig Gen. w. II. I. Brooks has been
ordered TO report for duty to Maj .-Gen.
Butler.
Ohio has just appropriated 81 ,000,0 600
for better security against invasion.
Seventeen Western papers support
Fremont for the Presidency. Twelve OF
them are German and one is French.
New York has church for every
5000 inhabitants, q groggery for every
100, and gives a democratic majority OF
$4,000 TO 30,o00--no wonder.
About two years ago Jefferds was
tried in New York for killing his father
in-law, Walton, and acquitted. Soon af-
ter he was tried and convicted of killing
a Mr.. Mathews, who arrested him for
the killing of Walton. For this he was
convicted and sentenced to be hung.
The question was carried up to the
Court of Appeals, which has approved
the sentence. Jefferds must therefore
suffer the penalty Of his crime.
1t costs 1886 to see the various de-
partments Of the New York Fair, which
includes charge for viewing a lady's
hand, 25; charge for viewing brick,
TO-" 1t should be explained, perhaps,
that the ''view of lady's hand" is the
inspection of the soft, white hand of
female through microscope The
brick, ditto. At the Methodist stand a
very pretty little bit of juvenile amuse-
ment has been provided. 1t consists in
the representation of the woman that
lived in SHOE" by Miss of four sum
mers. The little lady sits in shoe OF
mammoth proportions, and vends dolls
to all "who pass the way"
A New York lady has borrowed a
large sheet of law paper from her hus-
band for the purpose of writing long
story Of her grievances to the editor OF
the Evening Post. She says it is only
necessary to have speculative husband
in these days to convince any one OF
the statement that "the love of money is
the root of all evil" According to her
account, she had formerly model hus-
band, who was doing well in the -four
business, but he has sadly changed now
comes home late at night, is cross has
no appetite, does not rest well, and his
only conversation is about stocks and
the price of gold. Poor wife.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
independence of the Southern States, or
the determination Of their people, are
the only alternatives left us, as pro
claimed by the peace democrats, how is
it that Arkansas and Louisiana rolled up
such vote of the "natives" at the cleo
tons to bring them back into the Union
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-10

@etpi6; u5er aud nur Der 8arcn, cer'
feline 6rau, icnceru @elo iu&t 1876 H
Die Gdfel mar pcrIber, @inige Der @1Ite
klteben 5uriif, i'm ben Saffse gu trinteu un,
3u rauden ~il3Ai .t-. .l:.- Jooa 5000.
@ecrS trennte iicb pon ben Sreunb,n unp
rerbradte ben 9ea9mttta9 einIam in leinem
i3tmmer. @r lab oft mad, ben SenItern
beS alten 6ouIeS btnlber y SuliaD Doug
lus. Die Der @eIunp|Gaft8 saNitaGe in @e=
terSburg uno Wien 9eleben tuben bUllte,
3ei9tes li& rcn 3eit 3u 3eit, peridwano
aber raid wiecer. na46em lie einen fla6tistn
Bid iii Die gtrlse sepcrfen bate Sir
@ecrs w1ren ii Der Stoot ale Quellen err
'9SpTt aus osnen er IiG 9ea6rtHten itser
WRelanie bate bclen tSnnen. Ser Suits.
ratb ielbt ipuBte gtidts, unb per IcOte BIZ
ier unterridtet iein alS ser HtGtsaupllt Der
Bittpe? GO muBte li@ oenn Der GSrlter
entidlieBen 3u ip,rtsn gr battt intntsr nod
10 piel Vertratlen 81 WeIanie, baB er ibre
9iebs fir aulriAti1 belt Gr etinnerte lid
beS @slprd9S iiber 9teidtbuul, oas er nit
ibr uuf Dem gSese mad Der 6itte beS Ga-
ter S1nnss 9efiibrt.. .@runoldb., nie
lte Wielanie banlal8 geGu6ert, tpnnte nur ein
ebleS gBelen be9eu! 9Bie ater icGte er taS
Btnebmen oe8 olten gG,lbDisbss reuten, Der
Die ibm 3u9epadten Speliosn lc barld sus
ruf5epielen? Darunt bate Melanie Dor
oeln Baron se5ittert, Der ibr Elm @OrteisuIe
raubeu ppute ? uaO bate lie nt9t selast,
baB lie ibm, Dem IS iter. Der ben Barpn
pertrieben. Die @rbaltunS ibrsS 8ermSsens
ueroante2 9IGe oisle llmltdnOs IprrGen iar
Elm Obfpaltenrss@s @sbsimnie, rasMelanie gum
Gbsil fennen mubte. Da ibr an Her Gibcl
tunI ceS YOrteieuiue 70 Uiel geegen sGenn
@ecrg cosel zen nun pus Snterdie De5 Yfars
rers fur Die 9plttre ermog D 8 blauen ,etlt
i4aifenen @eltlthen, Der lelblt eiHen Tim
Sans init ibr gu bdliSen ldienL pa3nt muBte
er piebee oil Die 9tsntli6tett Der junsen Daz
NE slluten, Fer iitb iein sau,eS t6er3 5ase.
loauct y,el1nie tann nidt liisen! Niit
cielenl Sabe ldloB Der 2iebence feline Bc
tra&tun9en. as
Abtnos i6rieb I'll eintn 3iitliden Brief
rerlGmte9 aver. caB srNieT pu3las selebeu,
uno beteIiete lih liir ote nd6feu prifuns8@
ta9e Dor e5 mar oie8 etne Nrbeit, bic ibm
blut1 1autr W1ro. e..9aau u915iiu,au
(5Crtiesuns fOlst.l1 s3Wglz=t9lf.
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@sIo6rltAe Granf0ett.

enn Ser irrcseettett untluee Singing ausntst bas
ben etm bteer lbmeribaten Srantbe ini9 dusenDm-
flbi prer bic Surtt ppr GntbedIm5 ibn abdredt b an
ene su peubea au mele rl5e tbr:r @rsebuna unb
Spftabilitit aaein fein NertrGen 1esen tonn nnb
marte 10 lanee Bis bic SpHptrs bec8 dredlisn lebels
mie g. 9. Elm mt @ei6wI entlnreet rails, cine tSe
WaIe, G@mer3 I'm Rcpfe uns tn ten Stern Abnabme res
@eIdtS, Saubbet NuSp die efr Sau &nOen an ben ge.
ub Irnten, Ttnen i'm tselihte unS hen @rtremt1
ten @ setsen, no tann hiele ebel nit elmer retliten
Sdnsatetet pOr @ iaretten bis sulsst ber @ansit unb
bic Naenfnpen einf1aen3 ba8 Sper brr fr &ranf
bett ei @eaeutdnb tes feies :rb unb eer Sob etnen
threfden 2etoen tahur Elm @nbe mot tas er tbn RAD
ienem 0anbe arin9t BON tein Meienher 3rtebrt
IS liz eiue tr1urer StGde, baB Sduente bieier rrht-
barren arantte sum Oper iaGn III plse Der llnse td-
ieit uuptlIenter prabier. nhe tur Mnpeubung jeaes
tStlen GteS teS Nte tur3 bic Gontutipn psrnitn u6
ben Meit ees Ystens IN elm slemees 0aem nsrnauGeln.
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Sssidtia fir Giaarrenn,ad, der

OStdtt9 fur St9arrenmGcbcr !4r
@mpfse ipten bon Stem gprf unb Farmers birett eins
i5Sne Nusab Connecticut &ef prt Stnie ObtO unt
Yennfrlodnid Dedblat mblatt un6 Ginlage cpte ddte
Connecticut Seeb Cuttings. Sbia Tdtnde babe bduptla
lid fir Qeue bte i'm 8letnen tau fen, outgeu1t u6 wrben
@garrenmGter eS In trem Sntereie n6sn, BEL mir Spr-
julpre6en.
SOfepb S6rSber,
Ul2l-N SO&fe FGlttmpre unb Tretetitfr.
@mpina pte6er Srn ten teliebten Is 80
Vrant1 Rautabat etne epb MuSwabl gDeen Eabade ale
Sorten 8tne Quits, 9dbeis 8rdnee, fetbenes Baub
su Hueen Yretfen BET st y.s,u r7t--g
Ssfepb 6rSber
Gul21-S) 1855 SO@de Baltimore ln6 TreSerdfr
OrpBcr &riunpD fir Wtillicnen! a
Srp OOOcs! 20 SB. S5aItO. ct. 0rp G3uObs
@rDBe Yreiszg zgrmdBisln9 t.2
tn aan SSrtn son Drp rpss Sbarts eesenseusen Gal.
fmtrs, WusliuS, GaltcOes unb bersl. 1a1s
I'm S1ne etne wunberi66ne Muspabl datr Sprtn gDaa-
rem ml9e t1 nrb benz lebten Mufnlas eetduft babe
uab uel@e t& ~ ben bltshen Yreltn uerfaufe Retn
5umbn8 9Der Welb fparen ra unb rrflt6 CUTE gDadren
btlte tauen wcue Dfprt rprpredeE TN gar
Nppuiar Orp Oopb SoMfe bon
SCfepb Sc teer,
9ir . Q8ef- 8altimprefr., aDtiben Treeeri6.
fr. unb benz Wfarit NIdrtt.
81 lDtr tpreben eneItih unf beutfh.h -5 (3unS) u
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Das feislSte umr pDnembetfte Srnd,tsEcniesSttt
uniercr Seit
Gie 9pnisblume (The Honeysuclle)
gnou s4f, Isd 1f0 pber
ELIXIR DE VITR
ELIXIR DE VIT n,


DS aOntc 8itters el&es stt lanse etnen rOrsasii@t
uf In europa unb tn btefem San6e nea TT ebrau
trnrnt h aus reinen @o9noc tn WerbiH6uue NIT bee
REnt9Ss pber gaseald.0nbe I'M gEeee Der DGfnattrn
fertst uub Sat @ baebe In alien sAne6unetn Der &eber
Nere une @ebauunesUeane etT @ertbSp" stete u1c "
tn Deutldlanb ais
I's'-lr,. nDas 5anssetrani uniersr 3et" Hg
betra6tet. .s9
SpelbeFser Refauratenre Mpptbter ,e. nben tn biet
Brud Epnc -BttterS ene wertbpole Auele bes profits
men eina 9etctet BITE &GuIer ntt sane eaelbe etn mp
len Nt pe aneere irsenannte Bters h6ne bdeltt BOA
ben aeEtnI&en vpufIen" nB6eNalteter TlaGen une oW
cnrrenben Gttaueten ab une b1 es bon eer wrtttGNe
Snareben3en Derrtt5 mDron Oren Dttinnger cut ptGe
Drsane l1ng BON OcEtpren diterann prrhen no 10 nG
bet eS eber benz Trnfe NOD benz Mrste ber es Gnenbet
Ms Ernf 8tters febt es tetrefS einer Glegan5 TeM
BELT bes @eAmades ais unbeerpIfen ba, nben 60 GWx
gGancen I'm Ntunb tos &bctlp1be, @afse, Ebee, U1nNE
Wanbeln burba9t unb ;alest tn etn ppnfanot6es 0ds
In Elm erdrmenbes SCnte1rtt9s Sre tett 9tn1tettsu~
ten bereeb uub icnte raber IN eeer 5austaung cteta
gert6teen SoptelS Refauratpn &C. unenteprIt9 istn.
gDbpleaIe eoti Mgenten fDnnen NIT treere etner2WGa
ttdt btses Sortusten 8ers IN Stfen Dusenb Aaart-
8laften bur3
ben alleini9en Gi9ner
$. Sprn go. . g 6anopers, Gcfe BON @amremEr.
seSeniber cent Mfarfte, SaltitnOres
Deripret merten.
Rene eefiute SlaiGe M dt bie ntdt nit bem Seed bes
Gtaners auf benz Sort perieben TT. g3
gDieberSerf1ufer erbalen BITE az teEm 8ers oneetttg
ten llthDsrapb- &asbGneei3tlbsr gratis
Dte leeren Tai6en werben eepG rein set eer na@Rtn
gefeanne nit $i00 DusenS franc0 Baltimore tnRsHHur5
sebrGtt. 9lHilLiHf ll3 43
@pr3lsl1ea Sirnbeers Gnence opn benz 5Inbeerlnftt
ber Dpri1brtgen @rnte iDe ale lene uuh SNupr erGS
0aaIttat ane gu ipltbsn gretieT
gA s.gG 1Gde ornpses nnb ganbenfr, seSsnhbes
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ST. 2Us:uftr

alteS bes Uneltdeu Gcaesums gDuntir3te In QSn-
bpn @rabuirter zines Der ren ebiniaen Gplesien Der
Ser. Staaten Ger srbR Sbet etneS 2ebens in ben
SpIpialern BON 2pAopn @Gs philadelphia unb anberen
Gtdben ,sebra hat etntge Der wuncebaren 9etlunsen
roaenbet BON tenen tie @eii4te rer ysein weB lln-
i6blee 2ebenee tie ObrenoIlen NerpDlt no anoer'n
&ranfbeten ten ipde /; 9. aud, bie bel p0slien Ge-
ru6en Al ebr erreten bic 81 pit errUthen bel serinstn
ffeintetetten II. T. 10. WIreen ausenbltdb eebetlt.
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ll.tte! ttr 9Orslle.

0ie piele 2ausnte pclde M6tieb ter lbten iebenebn
Sabre in oieer Mnalt tnir cen unn bic Mten8e mid
tiar runblr tlicu Sptra ipneu mcde 3r. rbntO aus.
fubrte III Gle Stmngs uno ptee aneere
Deronen beiwotnen rrreH hd$ yubum Az wieeerbplten
alen untsrttet ruros enbl h IN Se;ug auf lenen
gba.afer ais Gbrernaun III 8esp8 auf Gbaatte unb Sc
nifntaeteit lnp Seiteneen etNe Hinredenee Serabr.
Ieifung.
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OreantI9e @5airahe

Strb unSerss 9sbeit unO bic Ure Srdt wiettr berst.
eut DitieS urtbare gtien, mees has Qebeu eenb unb
Sic gte un5 Id&tpntmenoit unmSsli9 mabt, io't tns
0prs Derer bic ibrsn 9e'eni6after unbeCnne frShuen
Sunse 2eue inb ;u leit ;u Nuslweifunser eenest neil
Strtturen geberi1laseu I'm Sarn Stetn unb anhere llr
laden enstsn fdnn, 10 Ii e bod eiRenttstls cine Srlss
auone tas lie 6ra Der Gr3eusuns eter Dtnen oerl1
rem pfrh bic @ bstmli.n 31sru erseben ais BON Denem
bie ba weilt 1nb. s1 la1Ey
80 Office: go. z Giib.6rebertdfr.,
fteben Tbirea pcn BaItiH,crslir., Gltltas Sette,
bic Stu fen tnauf. as1f
N1an merle id 0amen uno Sausnummer. benn unpiTen.
ks n5 traeriine 9atn,a9er, brbtrebene nnb 9epeulU
Quafalber, S4ubider Stiefeliot6ler Srdsenretnieer
uub Qartpenpuser H. l. no. nennen bb reselmdb9e Nerse
unb lauern aueersen Dr. }ptnfpnS Nu In Der abe.
I8. aas 8rtee mullen etnen 9rf-Stamp sntfalten.
Gius {,filrp9 II 2 l1aen ,u1elthet.
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SnaQs Manner,

ternbers mee bic Epfsr sneS aebemen 2ar5 sepCrbtn
nb jibrlib 10 piet 2auience ii Elm 3u frtes @rdb
reb wete bu tpre ertabenen Salentt nno entwifeten
NeranbeSrate NIT sem Dpuner Ter Uerettdmtet ben Se"
nat beseer uo tr 2ecr bsdubernee SDne enSdt baben
pIrten, m,ogeu td1 nit ppasm Vertraltea nahen.
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W1,bttratbfte Nsslonen,

rter Gp9e rel6e cb su rerberatben beabsen nnb Hi6
ptoiffer Sdwdte pecr etnes anctren 9nfents bewuBt
ine, pnten unperaigli Or. Scbnfrn gu &dtbe tieben
IQe reerntle eegen bic Nbs pbpIde aetftgt Ser
rttwng geSbarts bsr We ben 3ittern une Stwae, Dor
Gf65piuns her fHreGlhlten Dirt nerben idnea turtr
Derjentse peder 10 eer gebanb!nns unb NirCree bon
Dr. Spbnltpn unteret taun tbm ais entm @brenmdtne,
pbne urt ii ancertralen unb 3soeri6t auf feline drt-
Itde Geiddlidfeit pcrldllen. .--L.
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. De

bebenten taB Elm sefuuer @eia Gin sber aSrrer bic
nrtbpeneigen GrIcrternilie sur efethen @lufliatet
Inb d ptne tie wirb bic ie hes Sebsns sur raurteea
@iserGbrt Die Ansden hes ssb nSperltntsrn M ltlie'
Ian6pltcn 8etratuneen, RAP uns eie Treunen, ~el3e
Nhhere aenie6en Nerneiaert iinb. --.
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HeIcllners II bsnd,,eni

Or. SSctnrU tietet alien 2sneu iene Solfe ar EeHe @
tur pt6e eebeime une lrdtirlide etf unb 6Drper
Drenfe HE Mr6ett bic eeuf4ae uHo tte Ge unfdbts
uedenbe Safer aedypSdbt babsil. rI1 eif
er limb stntae ter raur9en uno betiaeensnertbe1 Sol.
gen her ruben @eOrhnbetten res gaers SGW DE TN @-
Ten unb ben Gtecern Gmer;en i'm erpf Sdpdoe beS Sc.
f6ts gerinf Der 0a ferd 5er5t1Upfen nerbSe nrube,
Wasenltpd6c llnrrbnune fer 8ereouunss Gaee.
netnt @nttraftuns. SsmptCme ter S6mtnbinat
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UermiJC6le Un5ei0en.

(5Urtfesuns fDlst.l
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DR.. Johnston,

btr etu3igs Ar;t, srsItn on,tt t.
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.Saltimore epa.9ofptts1.
3ar untsto;afang Der NuudIaltsrst stabltrt.
Der stu3tJs plab in Der .Wslt, too li6sr'
I1nels uno a'iilnIttSe 5eurcu In
acOrimen &ranf9eiten

eenat erfea ct8 "a Tup: 3eusnns ssunl6t9tett Sdtde
IN Jtudea tSliepern @nSn6nnsen her 0ieren
nnb Slae SSsnsnergteb9n9en Sdwa&e eer Nsrren WA
jGw1dbe. Ssrstrpen did rnRe 3ittern, Nusenl6pdde
&awtnhel, GOpflhmerl GntSunbur9 - Sae8, her gtdf
Der 3Inee teS d1ets ter Gtnaeip-re uu6 daer jener
llebel be seien Nsteimen GewNbnbe Der SusenS
peIGe itren Sprn eeibtiber nb alS Ger Sireneu @e-
fang ben @ebrten tes lsies trrtbren nnb penn nt9t
ten, @ppddt Der GDnltutrn re-orrbrneen bic Che una
mSal9 MAIDEN Hub ;uIsst rem 9Srp unO Stnn eraprcn.
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mcisr Bic ena urn eepIen SrdEtb tien anSest Getnr
Mittsi anb gefanbuns ino anen @nseen sdaslid unte
fann Gr 1t beraneebbet bon etnem eeben welfes er tn
bel or5Ftou SpptGern Gmrcpa unb rem ercr ceS 9an-
bes aubrafte nGmlid: @nelanh Frantre4 nne tn rem
glOslsv qtilSbslphia H. ~ ao sS ba cine
Ser me5er lid her seee Res Or SDbnfru antetm etbt
sann fe perrautn ap ne Gbre als wann uas stns @e-
fhidli6fett ais 2lr3t.
Hant BON Salttmcrtfr., Isben 6eE ,,Irbsitsr9aue."
6uuttronthetten tpsxbtn ftne1 9ebtilt.
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Seiftg.

Die frsdbten g8trtunsen te8 Caters nb ebr su fr&-
ten. 8er bes @ebd6tnieS, 8erptrruns ber Sheen Sc
brIdbei Der Geifestrae b6e Nhnun9en Mbnetsuns prr
Ter 1eieaidaft, udt rad @natee, Wti6tranen 9esen
id elbf 5ulttiamteit u. l. ~. tnS snise ber i6lmmsa
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Gpl,oe 6 ute.

tte f burd beimtde 2asr sewat taben, bic e 70 rit
BON bpen 0eutn in Der Sule ernen unb ereu Tp-
gen Te andbttb ipiirst eltr TIM Sdlae bur9 grlutir
net, bic, un9etbeitt, bic @te unmosh maben uno
R6rper unb Ge Srf6ren snten iOlpr f n6ttt5n 64tt
te teum. Spe SerUnen itu beUrr lie einiIen tn tie
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-15

DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY.-We have examined
great number OF letters from Of the most prom
citizens of Cine nnatl and CovingtOn, etc. speak
in the highest terms of DR.. Strickland Anti ChO
era Mixture for the Of Diarrhea and Dysentery-
The letters lOnE to publish. Mr.. Woods, OF
gton, says he pronounced incurable by tho
best doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle of DR..
Strickland's AntChOera Mixture effected permanent
cure after suffering for months with the worst form of
Diarrhoa and Dysentery.
another says he was discharged from the United
States service after suffering in the hospitai for months
as incurable last tried Strickland 8
Anti Cholera Mixture he got well directly and has
entered the army again in good health One man writes
he cured eight very bad cases Of Oarrhoa
and Dysenery in the barracks he in wi one bot
tie this valuable medicine In fact could NIL half
our paper with similar items from these letters Why
does not government secure this valuable prepa-
ton but short time since Of our men laid
in very low condition of Cincinnati HOspi-
tails wife sent for, the doctors considered his
an hopeless She, however gave him Strckands g
Anti-Choera Mixture and in three weeks he was able
return home with his WHO to New Richmond, Ohio.
We hope all the soldiers will put bottle of 1t in their
knApsaCks, it may some Of them or their com
rades. is for sale by all Druggists at so cents per
bottle. may o, '64-oe3w,
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DIED.

On the evening of Wednesday, the 18th
inst, HOMER D., son of VIM. Cruikshank,
of this place, aged q years.
Funeral discourse will be preached by
DIR. L. d. McCabe, at the I'd Presbyteri-
an Church, at IL o'clock this (Friday)
morning; after which the remains will be
taken to the Liberty burying ground for
interment.
At his residence in Berkshire, on the
morning of the 9Th inst, Mr.. HIRAM A.
FULLER, aged IS years.
The deceased emigrated to this county
from Connecticut in the Summer of 1917,
and had resided on the farm on which he
died for AZ years, and the last 35 years OF
his life was an invalid. He was kind
and indulgent husband and father, a good
neighbor and patriotic citizen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-15

DEATH OF CAPT. DoLBEAR.-Captain
s.@ BYRON DoLBEAR, of Company @, 4th
Regiment o. V. l., died Monday morning
s. last at the residence of his father in this
place He was wounded in one Of the
a' engagements near Spottsylvania Court
House, and reached his home some two
weeks since. Up to Sunday evening he
WAS reported to be doing we'll, and his
speedy recovery was confidently antici-
pated. Sunday night there was an unfavOra-
BILE change, and he sank rapidly, dying early
-r. MondaymorninR Heihadservednearlyh his
full term Of three years, passing through
all the severe engagements In which the
regiment participated, was distinguished
for bravery on the field and efficiency as
a commander, and enjoyed to high de-
gree the confidence and respect not only
of his own company but of the regiment
and all with whom he was associated in a
8 military capacity, He was buried with
~ y military honors Tuesday afternoon, 2
squad of twenty of his companions in arms
members of the. 4th, commanded by Capt
j. s. JONES, officiating on the occasion.
The funeral services took place at st.
Peters Church, and attracted a large
concourse of our citizens-theE Rector
Rev. Mr.. UFFoRD, delivering an earnest
and impressive address appropriate to
the oeCasions Deceased was single man
aged about "a years. s5=
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WHAT DocToRs, MINISTERS AND PRoFEssoes
THINK OF rHEM.-''I have never changed my
mind respecting Browns Bronchial Trochei
from the frst, excepting to think better OF that
which began to think well Of" Rev. II. "
Beseher. ''Great service in subduing hoarse-
ness" Rev. D. Wise, N. Y. The Troches
are staff OF life to me-" Prof. Ed. NOrthr
Prsa't of Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y.
(" A simple and elegant combination for
Coughs, &C." DR.. G. F. BigelOtU, Boston,
"I recommend their use to public speakers :
Rev. E. H. Chaplin.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-15

DAN RICE still lives, and will appear
in conjunction with his great show at Del
aware on Tuesday, July 26.
The whole paraphernalia, including
horses, properties, trappings, cages, ami
mails, people, &C., are transported by spe-
cial train over the different railroads, and
as matter of convenience the lot for ex-
hibitions is selected near the depot, il
being difficult job to move the animal
cages, &C., to any great distance from the
track. The grounds for this occasion are
just east of the Freight Depot, very de-
sirable place for the patrons of the Great
Show, and convenient for the managers
The wonderful Blind Horse, the Per.
forming Buffaloes, the acting Dogs and
Monkeys, and Trained Animals, will be
brought forward in full force, and Dar
Rice will positively appear. Prepare fol-
the occasion.