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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22
Proceedings OF Court.

The Judges were all present, eighteen
Grand Jurors answered to their names
After the preliminary business was dis
patched Judge Taylor charged the Grand
Jury in his usual lucid. clear and forcible
manner. The following cases were called
and disposed of, with the usual dispatch:
Com. VS.. Mrs Ann Daily. Indict
ment for keeping a tipping pouse. The
defendant was found not guilty and the
county for cost.
Com. VS.. Mrs Ann M'Carty. Indict-
ment for selling liquor. The Jury found
the defendant not guilty and the county
for costs
Com. vs. James Kennedy. Indictment
for keeping tippling house. The Jury
found the defendant not guilty, and the
county pay the costs.
Com. VS.. Rose Ann Burns Indict-
ment for keeping a tippling house and
selling liquor on Sunday. The Jury
found the defendant not guilty in one of
the cases and guilty in the other.
CIVIL LIST.
JAS. Burk vs. Jacob Crum, and Others.
Summons in trespass for damages The
Jury found for the plaintiff six dollars
damages.
William Duke VS. William Jennings
and Sarah Jennings. Summons for Sian
der. The Jury found for the plaintiff five
dollars damages.
This finishes the Jury trials of this
week and after doing good deal of other
business the Court adjourned.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22
A ACCIDENT.-Young Robert George. a

AccIDENT.-Young Robert George, a
son of f. M. George, Esq, of Hemlock,
in this county, a promising young man of
16 or II years of age, on last Wednes-
day, had his arm cut off at a sawmill in
the neighborhood. He was taking the dust
from under the saw, and his arm was cut
off so rapidly that it flew up on the boiler
of the engine. He had to suffer another
amputation by the surgeon. We hear he
is doing well.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22
EhenSbuHS.

Our County Commissioners, as fine
men as ever were incumbent in that office,
are repairing and renovating the Court
House i'm such manner that when finish
ed il will look quite creditable, and will
save the county the expense OF building a
new Court House for at least a quarter OF
century to come. They have cemented
it on the outside, SO that it has the ap-
pearance and almost the durability of cut
stone. They are getting new root on
it and have decorated the public grounds
by planting shade trees. The inside is
also very much improved. They are men
in whom the interests of the County may
be safely confided. There are not many
other improvements going on in our town,
but what does 60 on is generally of per-
manent and substantial nature. No man
builds house here as a general thing, for
the purpose of renting it, he buys lot,
builds house according to his ability, in
which he intends to live as long as he can,
and in which he intends to die s. at peace
with all the world and the rest of man
kind" Consequently every man of fami-
ly who has been here for some years lives
in his own house, worships under hls
own vine and fig tree" and disregards all
landlords except the tavern-keepers. We
are then happy and independent people
| if we but knew it. There has not been
a mechanics lien entered up here fol
twenty years. We have no assaults and
batteries. We have no tippling house
cases. We commit no offences known t(
the law, and yet we can hardly believe
that we are the best behaved people in tht
world.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22

CELEBRATION will be a cele-
bration of the 4th of July in Loretto, at
the Brothers grove north of the town.
Lots of entertainment, refreshments, ora
tions, music, dancing &C., will be the
order of the day. AS the 4th of July
may not be permanent institution here
after in this country, though we hope it
will, we had better 60 it on the % dun
Utvi"'us y principle while we have an OPP
portunity.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22

Our PAPER. our paper
will be good, we have secured the ex-
changes of the best, earliest and most re-
liable papers of the Union So that we
will be able to give as early and as cor
rect news as any weekly Newspaper of the
same size in the country. Add to this,
we have a fine staff of correspondents,
from all parts of the country, both at
home and abroad. Some of them chaste
and elegant writers, and some of them
rough and strong. We don't adopt all the
sentiments contained in the productions of
our correspondents nor is it necessary we
should, but freedom of speech, and free
dom of the press, as handed down to us
in our constitutional rights, we will cling
and adhere to, like our mount ain snow,
till liberty is melted away from every
other section of the country
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22
n. HASSON, Editor s. Publisher.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1867:
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Democratic Ticket.

assembly,
CYRUS L. PERSHING, Of JohnStown.
Sheriff,
JAMES MYERS, OF Ebensburg.
Commissioner,
ED. R. DUNNEGAN,o of Clearhild TIP.
Poor House Director,
GEORGE ORRIS, of Richland Tp.
-AuditOr,
JOHN A. KENNEDY, of CarrolltOwn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06


probability, saved the General and his
Staff from capture, for which be highly
ccmplimented the Colonel and his regi.
meni, and it vas at the special request
Of Gen. Sherman that the regiment re-
enlisted
After the return Of the army - Yieks-
burg, the regiment came home on fur
lougb; and when il again took the Geld
it was ordered to Decatur Aiabama,
where il arrived May 18th, and remain
ed till August Sd, when il sgain sought
the fore front of oar whole army .. the
West then investing Atlanta. sItarriEed
there on the sth, and without an hours
delay took is position ia front Of the
army, where the Colonel remained With
it under continual Ere until the 18th,
losing more Of his men by rebel bull
let's, when bis resignation which be was
compelled 70 tender vas accepted, on
account Of the Surgeons certificate Of
disability; the cons quencs Of bis wound
AID Ill health incurred 5y three years
constant tolls and exposars in his com
try's cause Aud now be comes hone
just in time 20 End the party he has all
his life been acting with assembled at
Chicago and declaring there in solemn,
well-eossiderea resolutions that this war
for the Union, in which be has periled
his life and sacrificed his health, and led
his brave, gallant, confidinga boys-oar
boys--to danger and death and capture,
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES than death
an utter faiIurs, and that resort must be
had TO an immediate cessation Of hostll-
itiss-an armistiee; thus basely over
throwing all that be and his brave COM
patriots in arms have accomplished by
their four years Of tolls and sufFsrings
and bloody sacrifices. UxIoS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

KnLxp WHuE ATTENPTrsG TO EscaPE
About o'clock yesterday morning.
Wm. Mitchell, private Of 20, A. 2i Ken
taeky rebel cavalry, Who ~as captured
ia Morgan county. Kentaeky. on the 18th
Of January last. and brought to this city
and confined IN the Military Poison, At
tempted 10 make bis escape aud was shot
by lie glard, a soldier of the 1879 b la
diana solun,ees Mitchell was being
conducted from the barracks to he outer
snclosare ofthe prison, and, when with
in forty feet efthe sentry on duty At the
gate, lie started on fun run, expecting
10 break pas, bin aud make his escape
Tue guard who bad him in charge cal
culaied weIl the position. and i'm Bedisfe-
II raised his gun and fred Mitchell fell
pierced through the heart witb q muskst
ball, and instantly expired In shooting
the prisoner, the guard was simply pre-
forming an ael Of dasy.-Louisrilie
JourFGl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Gen. Mcclellan on Arbitrary Arrests
TcoxFIDExriAL
HEArQRs ARNr OF PoroMAc,
Washin gton, Sept. II, lS6l

AAAAR ka Amy or ofOAAC,
Washington, Sept II. 1861.
Kaj, Gen. n. P. Banks, {. S A.:
GENERAL: Alter fan consultation With
the President, Secretaries Of State, War.
&c., il has been decided to effect the op-
Grafton proposed for the l7,h. Arrange.
ments have been made to have 3 gov
eminent steamer al Annapolis to receive
the prisoners and carry them to their
destination
Some four or FIVE OF the chief men in
the affair are to be arrested to-day.
Whea they meet on the l7th you will
please have everything prepared 10 arrest
The Whole party, and be sure that none
escape.
Il Is understood that you will arrange
with Gen. Dix and Gov Seward the
HsodRs operaHli Il has been iniimated
20 ne thai the meeting might take place
on the l4th; please he prepared l
would be glad to have you advise me fre-
aneatly Of your arrangements in regard
TO this very important matter.
II il is successfully carried out, il will
90 far toward breaking the backbone Of
the rebellion. Il will probably be veil
10 have a special train quietly prepared
to take the prisoners to Annapolis
leave this exceedingly important
affair to your tact and discretion-the
absolute necessity Of secrecy and sue
cess
With the highest regard, am, nv
dear General, your sincere friend,
GEo. B MCCLELLAN,
Maj Gen. U, S 4
On ihe 29th of the sans month Ger.
Mcclellan sent the following dispatch
To Ay Gen Banks
Have you any more Of our friends to
send from Frederick 10 Annapolis ,
Please answer a. once wish 10 know
an account OF ordering Of boat
Maj Gen McCLELLAS.
Commeuiing on the foregoing, c.
chauueey Barr, an influential New
York Democratic" leader, says, in
bis "Old Guard Tor August
lie mockiuely calls tbs victims Il
his despotie deeds cur .frfeHdsi Is
hat record for man 10 90 before th-
Democracy with. as nominee for Pres
dent ln Campaign lor tFs ehotn u
ihs Legislature Of sovereign State
may be plunged into bas,iie by the
Federal Govrrument, then there Is an
end 70 the sysien established by our
Fathers n such q deed ~as NOT a
crime, the existence Of the Democratic
party "a a fraud from the beginning
By the constitution and laws Of TIE
State II Maryland, that act ia puui sh
able with death
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

DISEASES or TIE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
Urinary. and sexual systens-nsw and reliable
trsatmsBt--la Reports Of tbs HOWARD AssO-
eIATI0S. Sent By mail in sealed letter snvsl-
spss, frss Of eh&rgs. Address DE- J. sKILLIH
HOUGBTOE. Howsrd Association, No. > ssaih
Eiufh >. = .iAslShia, Pa
.,f-cf 4Axfvs
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AGENCY.

wx wkrxKR wM. H. wALKKB, il.
WIN. H. & WM. q. WALKER,
Agents for the purchase of Real
Esfases
eFss o. Third street, spposls he ssurt Ksass.
Ialyt.sm&Aw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
HOT FL.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FRHR oo-PARTEEEsHIP HEEgTorolhssL lss-
l. existing bstvsen James n. Csrlta 80 rnilis
Anapashsr andsr the nAms &na hfyis q S1I.is
Cn - dfaaolwsA bT mutual eopsent o. tss -
Say Of Anzuxt 1ssl All esbts due. sse oHing
10 and by sais eru, viii 10 sssti y Phhip an
su.sbsr, Who has paF-hss<d ths entirs IA q
Ys-.-su CarIfa In - said co psrfnsrshiP SIS
h--i-s-s JANIS y. CABLIS,
@arIo RaILIR ANsPACHERr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

lAroSTASr 70 LspIKs.-Thsrs Is published
letter, a. veil as some ethsy Important ma ter, se
all delicate females in Bells new advertisement,
under he bead Of "a Private"
The letter referred 10 is written by the eminent
Dr. Wright, Of the st. Louis Threat aad Luag
Institute. Thcse interested will read the advsr-
tissment. and, we think, call 90 Dr. Bell. whoae
consultations are free. and who treats and cures
without unnecessary examinations er operations
eurss wSrrsntSd OF ne pay ssssd- ss-tydkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TOIHX.
Dr. HI. Anders g. Co.'s
IODINE WATER


Ioiine wstsr acts upon the Heat, Liver, Kid
asys, Digestive Urgnns. aud GlanaHiar h9Stsm.
The success which has sifended tbs use - this
remedy Is private practice, and ths snd5rsemsA ut
IA. dieal authority, enable as 90 recommend q
= the ptasfitluueT =nd the public. feeling con
sent that with fair trial Il will attest It's own
Vooilcneu Ia the cure og chronic diseases which
-lcaie Iodine. such as serofula. Breaehltis, skin
saions, Heart, Liver, and kidney Diseases,
asoas Affections, Neuralgia. hhsumatlsm, Dye
pAia, Debility, syphllia. &c.
PhysIeisns may rely upon the uBifsrm strength
Il iodine Water as eontainiug three quarter
grains PuHE Iodine Ia each auid.ouRes FuEE
ter, solrsaf being ussd IL - not liable 90 de-
1mposition nor sppntAneotsiy -formad ineanaii-
les neither is the Iodine oxydiEed nor neutral.
zsd by comhAAstlon With any inEredient, which
fender this solution superior t0 any other method
q exhibiting iodine
Full dtrsettous accompany aaeh bottle. that Il
anAy ho ussd - faaaily medicine a. we'll A. rs
the profession.
Price QUE doliar per bottle. On recsipt Of hss
dollars, six bottles delivered TEEE By express 70
tny address.
Beware q Gem terfeits and limitations which
unpriusiPlsd dealers end~svor 70 dispose Of On car
reputation. SEQ our signature and Trademark
the Greek word heading this adveFtsem@ntl,
apnn the labels aud wrappers Of each BOTTLE with
lut which none Ia Eeauins
Circulars gFstis.
DIR. n ANpERs & CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No AS broadway, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

lished in the Booneville Democrat AID
Evansville Journal
Having no further business TO trans
act, and notice having been received
that Judge Gooding was iu attendance
waiting to address the audience, the
Convention adjourned. sine die.
MOVES WHITE, Prest
JoHS T. FLEHISG, Sec'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Physicians and Chemists,
Nc. 4zs Broadway, New York.

A Remedy for PtIes.-It ia ablssslnE 10
he suffering 10 know that We have sneesuAl
nrs for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J.
p. UfArds, Of i64 Second street, Cincinnati, o.,
takes greas pleasure In Informing all who ars
Suffering with piles that he used a small quantity
q DR.. strlsklands Pile Remedy. aud Il sass.ed
permanent eur. This sssns 10 be the with
zll who make OF this splendid preparation.
q Il manufactured at Ne. East Fssrth street.
Ciueiansti. o., and sold by all Druggists.
Rheu m abism.-No disease ia so certain
cure by Brxndreth'. Pills a. this. They sson iAks
ost Of the blood the particular virus apea which
ell the pain depends, and the patient 10 cured.
mF. 7. NJ. Adams, 3oe Twelfh Street. New
York, suffered with rheamatism for . long pered.
lie attended by able physicians. but their
prescriptions were Of no avail he was uuabls To
move without assistance, aad for four Hsnths was
almost entirely oonhned to bis bed, Al this Pc
tiod Of his sickness. when heps had nsd. and he
expected to BE- cripple for the remainder Of hi.
/ iis, he vas reeommsadsd to use BRAEDRErHS
PILLS.
The nrst boz evidently made hiu better; the
improvement was more decided from the second
boz, aud by the time he had used sIxsiesn boxes.
be entirely cured Of Rheumatism. and the
strength snd sapPlsnsss sf his limbs we're rU-
stored. II is now ever year that thls cure has
been affected. aud he ha. had ne return. but con.
,inu.s the ssioymeat Of perfect hsslsh. Ius6 sss
- Let thoss vhs have doubted the virtues
BvtL's cxsRoS BrrrsRs, " any such there b
read the following Certificate from gsntlemsn vel,
known In this community, and d0ubt no more.
It's general fn ntrodastion int the array will ssvs
The lives effhoasNnds Of our soldiers: ..r
IcuIsvitLE. KY. June 81. 1858.
We, the uaasrslgHea, have the geed ssscts
produced hy the use Of DR.. JoHS BrtL's CxDAoS
BIrrERs IN of general debility aad prestrAtisn
Of the system, and heiieve It's general use would
prevent disease and relieve much sussring.-
Among cur soldiers particularly would this BE- ths
case, especially those who are exposed ts miAs-
matte influence in the sou:Asrn climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dis. X.
CHAS. d. COTTON
ColiesloS Of the Port Of LOui.viils. KY.
COL. II. nENT.
Provost aArsaal Gsn'l Of Kentucky.
fREv D. p HENDERSON,
Vice Prest Of sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES CO,
Publisher Democrat.
I GEO. P. DoERN,
Prop. Louisville Anzsiger.
HUGHES a PARKH1LI.
Wholesale Dry Goods RsAlsrs, Main street
Louisvills. Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN Z CO,
Wholesale shoe Dealer, Main St, Loaisvtlls
HART 4 MAPOTHER.
LitAogrRphera. cor. Market ana Third Sts
leuisvtlly, KY.
a JULIUS wTNTER,
Clothing Merchant, ssr Sd and Market s.a
Louisviils, ny.
CAPT. s. y. HILDRETH,
. ofStsarner MNjor Anderson.
"A MAI. i. T. THUSroS,
kAyaaster Z. S. Army.
q o. n. METCALF,
StNpnsl Hotel. Louisville, Ey.
d COL. MxSE RAYLES,
. 4th Ky. Cavalry.
:. / GEORGE D. PRENfCE,
II Louisvill. Journal
= See advertisement in another eeluran
" nes ly Seld hy PETER NIERLIRe,
: Sole Agsns. EVAnsuille, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

Ever brought to this City, which is
made up of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
of their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style, cannot be excelled anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock "Cash Down." they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend favoring as
with call are respectfully invited
to examine and convince them
selves.
Remember the place
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

DH. BILL. from BeiiEisu Hospital, New York
City. has nsS bssn here long enough 10 prov. his
professional capabilities, and has done - to the
satisfaction of large humber Of our etisens. and
those irem ether towns and the surrounding
country.
us last advertisement and accompanying iet-
ter, undsr the head Of " Private, should be care
fully read BY all. No Mercury ased in hfs treat.
sasnsi Concentrations free. Jys-lydAw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

8. SEELIG * CO.,
MODERN BAZAAR osTAsEIoN,
He. 81 Main Street,
(Nsst to HasA<nssss 1stsa)
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Net Assets. January, 1884,
$4,000. .656.39 =!

g. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
ETNA, aftsr IS years of severe trial, has re-
aIized the greatest pablIe sdsaHtagsa and
success of the ssrisas sysisas 81 Firs Insz-
rance 10 the eeaHtry- Is nou bsttsr thso
ever prepared for duty.
S. l6.nso Loss Claims hsvs been ssttisd and paid
ETxTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
9. TIE CoNsUMPTTUN OF PROPERTY BT
FIRE, W The United States averages over
eleo.ooo daily. ls yDur prSpszty s1possc
snd Enprot-cfedf
T. ARE T0u TNsC KEDf II not, ~hy not 7
The no4t = srfalnKt aha dgfy ts mAuifsst
the resuIt may - your escape from Faln
while delay And negisct may iayolEs
yos ~ baakrupssy, p9vsrty, % erosl d.
appeiHtmsat.
8. PGKTTCCLAR ATTEsTTOS sud rezArd b
gives - smAii risks - ssii - large onss
Able ard superior eon1sreiAl sdgEstagss
sw Insur.Ass solicited Aa6 Pslicsss is~usd b
J. ". sExsRE, Assot,
jas 4srhIs Hall Raiidsuz, Ss.s. Main 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
COLGATE,s HONEY soar.

This eelshratsd Toilet soap, in sueA sni-
vsrzAi demand, is made from the choiesst ma
terisls, ls HstId and emolIient 10 its nature.
fragrantfy scented, a.d extrssnsiy bsAe
aeiai 10 its action upon the skiR. FOR sale BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
DLYON'S AROMATTC'
BLACKBERRY
GARMINATIVE

T. theenly safe and sure care. II con
iains no opium or deleterious drugs, no min
sral or other injurious compounds common
re;aodies generally sold FOR this class OF
Iissase. ltisso efhcacious that Physicians
Tsry generally use IL in their prscties in
al ehrouic and dangerous eases.
E1Z- Ls. no Cholera mixtures or doubt
M eomposiiiVHs, (many Of which under.
i'inc aad ruin the constitutional when yos
Izn obtain IA gnf4iling remedy as simple
ssd safe ~ Blaekberries themselves.
AK for DtxOS's BLACKBERRY CAmmIxA.
fiyg, aud see that the propristsr's name is
written on the ontsids wrapper Of each bet,
sls. Prepared only by
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
0o~P.-na r.ssor.l of VIVA OA.r-.

has eeooms ; housskslS wsra threasAsut a.
@sst and soess and his " ern LsssnEss. In lsss
% tnAn year After their intrssucsioa, attsiasA .
sSssPeiauen as wtds-sprsaa - the cantiksrs sf
softh AmssieAa-sst the eEewuanr xiory 81 his
Tie remainA 30 BE- attained ID kls iessst aIsrexsrv
es FAtner eoAhinations 80 ka dees nst claim te
eata been the diSeoversr ef cKDRON wksck /. tAe
easls 81 the bittsrs new sasrsA 10 tes nsAiss
aas noser eSsosks te The native Inhabitants 81
oentrAi America. 70 WHOM ila virtues kaTs 40
knswn sor mssrs thea tive huadfsa years. Armed
~ith y, me Indian eiaa asaanos 10 the meal dead
~ malaria. and handles wilheat ssar the most ven
emous ssrpeats. II bsiisf with shsn that
shiie there is breath ieft ts The BODY the csdrsa
: potent 10 cure. matter What the dissass l. AZ
b.
While Or. Rull e net pfx.afsd to ind.r., ,A,.
sxtrasagaat nretsnsfon, he 10 nsserthslsss sAtis-
Ted from q, Thorough exsmi atisn sf the evidence
ne9ative 10 Its virtues, that - rsHsSy and pro-
tentative ier al disesses arising fren sxpsaare,
either 20 the changes ef weather ana eiiuate or 70
ths miasnsAtie inn0enCes, Il stands without n.
val, and justly deserves the reputAtisa it has -
Nang enjoyed tn CeHtral ARsrica nnd the west In
-. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

one trial and yoa will neqer use any .othsrs.
u 4 not necessary 90 publish ianE list Of dls-
sssss fur which shs fedrsn Rittsfs srs = spseiae
10 81 diseases u the STOMACH, now.
ELS, LIVER OR kIBNEYst
In all Affections ~ the HHAlN DEPEND
ING UPON nEHANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR noWELst
e. GOuT. HHEuMATIsM AND HEU.
aALGsAf
Aaa ia FEVER AND AGUE,
q - d~sttnef 10 aupercras all ether remedies IL
7"t only cures tiess diseases, but 10 rRKvnHTa
asm
wine glass full af the Biitsrs taken an hour
hsfors zach asai will obviats the nl efsots Of ths
saasi unhealthy climate, and screen the psrssa
sking IL against dlseAsg aadsf the M oct trying
exposures.
Sold by Drugxists and 0roo~rs esessaay.
S@-nr. jobs HOLLIS Prineipai ofaes. Flnk
sreet, Louisville. ~.
sold By PETER vIKBLIxo.
fsbs sole Agent. ksaasyifh, lad.
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DysPepsia.

ed its attendant train essynptoms, Il aets mers
s3e sharm than . medicine Thers IA noihlna
10 thu range of the Mstsria Medioa, that fer = ne.
Aeat boar comparison with @ fu this dssass.
tall aeooant sf this Wonderful flaat usy b
ound IN The nth edition eftAs o. 8. Diapsnsats-
y, pages t1sT and lsss
saFisa sf experiments ts ia whieh Rr. Ball has
~ years engaged, has iaaf besn krsughs C.
aasaeaetai terminal ion, and be ia eDAbied 10
ader 70 the public combination Of Csdren. With
ether approFed tonicss the Nksis preserved IN the
e9st quality ef oopper-distilied Bourbea whisky,
Ateh he is coandeat has ne equal in the worid
miEht furnish volume Of certificates, bat
rdbiie have ieng since learned 10 estimate
i.aga 81 their true value, Ths aAfsas plae Ia for
very enc o. u for hlaseif the viftass ef 3 nav
medicins. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

No MANS NAME Is nokK INTIMATELY
~ connected wifh the kistary % ths Nssrria
slsdieA q the United States, sr nars fAvosahly
saeSn A. piaaesr in medical discovery. than
taAi ai 81 Dt. JOHN Bull, Of Leaisvills. ~. His
preparation ef SarsapariilA hAs lorR
VAluAels drug. His ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

There are Meteor Inventions
ThSt cash up for momsnt Ia the Hswspapsrs aud
pass 70 sbliyiop- There are also
GRAND DISCOVERIES
Which take psrmaasHi hold Of pablls sstina =