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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

To ---~-- --------s Special Agent, ----- xeacFs
Sra: -------, gla anasgSignnd make npsssiea-
tsn fee authority % estshlssh Sappls Ssars a
-----, IN the sssHlx sod stass a
------, under TIN rekslatsas pss@esshsa Jsiss =.
is64, BIZ the SexrssAfy 81 the Treassfy eancefninx
commercial intenenrsx with and in States daclEsoa
| in insnrrccsisn.
| Rsspeafalsy, yuur&
Accompanying this application mist b
the following oath, to-wit, the party sweae-
ing that he is, and aieags Las ben asg.a
/, ------- $500, II ----------, Il tbs saassy
Of ------, aaa State 81 --s beisg anls
sen Of the Caitoi States. fafiss tssl sefsTsl1S
a. sAs ease may 81 and that kn Ia ali Fesfets tFe
and loyal 10 the government thereofs 4ksf afass
ksvs Jafk fully eosgorEsed sHa sRiA 81 80 fnaez esf
gztls esafsrss 20 eAs Ppetasstseas esd tgs ~ ea<
Ryessdszf II tas tsstsf Saatss snd the nlsssys t-
ernors assd Gescnaks eesressfsg astAeity er Aiss
and 20 Department Regulations aGthugised By lave
and thsa have aided and vail II all tines aid. BY
my conversation and ecudaci, ard BY every ether
means can prosperity use In sappsess4ng fie rshei
hon. and restoring ehedieee "a the Coastisztian and
iawa af the United States.
Subscribed and tNoFa before me this - Day q
-------, L.
G. Satlers of Posts or RegAneats viii be
granted permits for such articles ~ .theye
are authorized 10 sell, free VI the three per
cent Zee or war tar but nc permit viii be
granted 70 a Su.ier except on presentation,
to the proper permit officer, q his original
commission from the commanding officer 81
bis regiment on post, coantersigned hy The
Division Commander thereof The sstler
aies his cath with bis application. swearing
that he has not, and viii not sell 10 eitissns,
y q any persons except sAe eftiesra and
saldiers helonging % the United States ass
my.
Z Al coin az hallion 10 any State or go
ton heretofore declared 70 Be ID inAnrgse.
tisn, i ahsolasely proAibiled. aSosps ior
military purposes and under fnilltafy o.
aers, - nndeE 8 special license rem the
Prssiasnt Assats md Agency Aids ere
swora % sssss upon ii eola aa.l silver sksy
zaAy End somIng into TsBaessee without
this aaskerity
:. Aslaalers and agsuts Of the Treasury
ntpsrtn.sat 50 dlFsctei u seize ans and
al pFoaness q IN insarTeetionary ssase.
lbsad moving without permit - prssidnsl
b. TIE nsgalaasans, o. wEthens ssfaeaes
thas 81 Ices and fsuysrnment dasz haxn hsen
paid. and 10 sanss proceedings q IS lnsti
iaisd lbr he tarieitarx thereof Is iAe
ted stsias This particularly spnliss IS
sohseno. teisuu, ali A.
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~ ~, 10 sitakh Is nfiGasls l.is<tss.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

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casossti Hasiax leAEasa thai The gallant Assinsas
undss scar eassnaSA he I fsasssses fntHatry amer
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

Accompanying this application mist b.
the following oath, to-wit, the party sweae.
ing that he is, and aisrags Las been asg.E
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

Tuesday Wa Agreed npons and Ia 'front.'
ef the ceart-Aoass these srarswora ssssrans.
who had served three years ssrs arraysa,
their ,tatlsrea asa tarn, boz sssr gIerioas
banner floating ossr tAsaa, and In the pres.
saoe Of n very large anaisnce Of soldiers
and citizens, speechas Nsrs made d shen
by Msssrs TxMpLE Cni nynp i. nsr.
sARp, Gen cAarka and NJ. q. BAsuxrow.
Il wss CREST day anai The oosasiua enc Il
Interest The pelat with a. was ahe Her.
y greetlng with which the ssrnne, 30. d
say nadieal seatimenls uf aosas of che
speeches mex. both from the solaisrs aaa
eisiseass. No maa wAo spoke ms mere
pasriesie and sisrH than Col. Byrd himself
yes his sentiments met viii hearty re-
spoase, IeW Traitors end Fsbsl syfnpAshi.
sess loehiag gram, sad inaieatlns sAas shey
wcro aeAeef thai iAIth md orsiaf.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

Sra; $500, lle aEsasssignnI make npsssles
tis.n fer authority % estshlssh Sappls SsaFs 81
---------, IN the ssanlx ~----4 sud etaso a
-----, under thu sekulsfishs psssfsfhsd Jusy ~
lisa, By the SexFzt4fy 81 tie Treasufy eoncefninx
commercial inserenrsx with and ia STATES ecissea
IN insnrrecsisn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20
The Prize FiEhL
GOSSIP AR6UT The CoM8ArAETs.
Correspondence Of the BsltAst Seus Letter.


LONDoS, MOndsy January g.
II is said there never WAS war, great or
small, since the siege of Troy in which a
woman was not mixed mp. The battle be-
tween Heeuan aud King is rot an exception
TO the rule Venus and Mars were both
invoked by the combatants but the fair
aud too often tickle goddess had the best of
II on this occasion, and Mars, in the shape
OF the Yankee giant, was compelled 10 sue
com0 to her influence. 1t now seems that
King hsd, for some time before the fight,
cast sheepish eyes on the daughter of u re-
tired pugIiist, who, ike the most furtu-
nate of the fraternity, had been enabled 10
retire into privste life ssd keep public
mousse The young lady Is fair to look up
on, and King, being = handsome young
Iei4o|i with good prospect of arriving, al
40 distant period, Al the pugiIistic para
disc, Ia snug public" With good "sporr-
ing connection attached made overtures
TO the ''parientT tor his consent. This,
however, as the story goes, vas made
contingent upon the success of King in the
battle at Wadhurst. The extraordinary
proves of the gladiator on that occasion
was, no doubt, stimulated by the hope of
obtaining the smiles of beauty IN addition
TO the stakes, and with these, II is to be
hoped, be will be rewarded Heeuau IS a
married man, but his wife is in America
Many Of his hackers express dissatisfaction
on tie score that no remonstranees or
PeTsuasIoas were sufficient to induce
him TO abandon, while training, the free
use Of tobacco. In all other matters he
was most tractable, but the weed" hai
charms which ne could not resist While
upon This subject, il may be fairly asked
now IL Is that Ethe authorities - who
caused the two pugiIists aad their seconds
70 De summoned for a breach of the peace
comnitted at the fight did not strike AT
higher game. The public will probably
ask how it was that, as aH those persons
who "assist" at prize fight are equally
liable IN the eye Of the law with the prin-
eIpals and seconds, officials of the Govern
meat, aod Weli-known members OF the aris-
tocracy, vulRar!y called "swell=." were
not also "puiled up" to answer for their
participation IN the sport The Maro1is
OF Harrington the Under Secretary of War,
attended by 10 escort of ..oficers and gen
tenen, who gave their address as the
~GuGrls' Club, were there, taking
Pr50Inent part il the breach of the peace,
aot yet neither the noble Marquis rcr MS
trends from St James street have been
called 10 account Possibly, when the no
ole Marquis, n his place in the House of
Commons, apologies to Mr. Golden for
allowing the note of the latter to remain
unanswered be viii offer some ezplaua-
ton OF the very prominent part which he
took at tie battle of W4dhlrst. Perhaps
be will have the ingenuity to argue that.
as Under- Secretary of War, he feels him
self bound to see as much fighting as pos
sio!e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

~oolea socks; SO haudkerehiets; 40 los.
white sugar 14l6 los corn starch; II9 doz
eggs l9 bushels potatoes; IL bbls. apples;
40 lbs Chickens 424 cans berries; I6
barrels vegetables; IS arm chairs; 4s bat
ties porter; II dozen lemon syrup; 454
cans fruits I barrel Graham -four; 10 bar
rels dried apples, &c, &c.
The Commission have eudeaIored to
supply the wants of all within their sphere
OF action and natural limits. They have
undertaken nothing but what seemed
proper with their means; endeavoring 10
spend the money entrusted to them il the
most judicious manner, aud they hope that
the citizens will manifest renewed interest
IN the cause, By liberal and cheerful doua-
hons. Mr.. Jno- Bishop, Storekeeper, will
receive any contributions
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
SAMUEL LAuGHLtH, Secretary.
Wheeling, J4s l9. 1858
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

CORRESPONDENT writing from the Court
House township in Marshall county, gives
Us quite 81 amusing account Of the way
the -SymPathizers'' there attempted to
rush in votes and carry the eiecuou-bp.
il spite Of all their efforts the Uoion ticket
was completely successful. Jeremiah Jones
was elected Supervisor; G. S. McFaddea.
Clerk Of the Township; Joseph Turner and
Mn- Blake Justices of the Peace; John S.
Riggs, Township Treasurer; John Kyle.
OEsrseer OF The Poor; Stephen L. Boyd and
Nicholas Zsdike1, ConslabIes, J. T. Cox
and B. W. Price, Inspectors of Elections;
n r Sh4ttuek, County Treasurer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20
Receipts tnder tue Revenue Law.

Receipts ndeF the Revenue Law
The receipts from the internal revenue
from July !. 1868. TO January II, 1864.
inclusive, foot up S47,64I, coo. Tue esli-
mated receipts tor the fiscal year eudinr
1864, should no change be made in the
revenue law, are SIS, ,V00. 600. 1t has
been estimated that with certain changes
N the excise law, as indicated below. and
also with sdditional provisions for the
proper enforcement of The Law, so as to
prevent or more severely punish frauds,
the receipts after the 6rst years operations
would be as folIoRs-the estimates being
made for the secoud year iuasmuch as
there are large stocks ou hand which have
paid duty uuder the present law:
Distilled SpiritS-At so cents Der gallon.
$50 600 900 AZ so cents per gallon S46
geo ooo; at 81 per gallon, S54 0o0. 900.
| 40oaecO-At 80 cents per pound on man.
/ utactured and on leaf, With drawback
| S2+, 900 900; at 40 cents on manufactured
and exeuPtiug leaf, So, 600 900.
! PstroteUH-At ten cents per gallon on
| crnde, with 10 cents drawback on refined
/ $4,000, 600.
/ -EttS's- I oiS aELlClF Is Qif1cQlt 10 eStl-
mate, as the receipts and sales depend
largely sPou the military operations and
occupation; at two cents per pound the
revenae would be at least 81 600 900, with
| prospects OF 4 rapid increase. 1t is proper
TO state that other estimates place the re.
ceiPts al from 81. .OOo, 900 to IS, 900, ,0oe.
StantPs-WItn modification as recon
uended by the Commissioner of Internal
| Revenue, SIS 600 600
Ineomes-Addiag rental of estates oecu.
pied as residences, with taxes on dividend
aud salaries, as also recommended by the
commissioner, SIS, 900, 900.
S4saT-The estimates on this article ar.
also very doubtful, but will at least foot ~
81 O0O, 900.
Lieeases-S3. 500, 600.
AZ. Beer aaa Porter-At 81 so per bbl
RanEIfastsrss-At the general per cent
Total, at the lowest estimates, SI42. 300
600. The highest estimates named WouI,
add from twenty to twenty-five millions u
| the amount
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20
Hyou do Use
Hollands German Bitte-s

ZEN :. Norton 5r0EH. D. D. EEEtO- sftge E1ey-
z.'p-fEG Of RsitgtOEE ksScE0isagS-
A3sa1uE not disposed 20 Eavur o. recommend
P.s=1t Medicines II general, though dlsrrast Of
--=r .ng-zlsuts and elects, yet Know Of No sun
c-=ut rsGsC. may testify the beu6T
be believes himself . nave received from any simple
operations II th= hope tlAt 1s nay thus contrib
--= - tt= benefit CT others.
20 this he more readily II regard 70 HoG5aa6's
7=-lEa RIrtz-s- prepared ~ Or. c. N Jack=or. CT
--s c9-rr b-c1usz PREF u1zced against them fur
Iaay y=A=s- Cutsr The impression that they were
chiefly z- Alcoholic mixture I indebted 10 ny
mend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, Tor the removal Of
IlEs P-sJZclce Dy proper Tz=Es Ecd for encourage
-l=lI - t-y rhe11, Eazu suffering E-oEz E-zat and
s--E cl1tl-uec debility The use OF three bottles
. tt=ss hirSsrs. ~ the beginning Of the present
E=z-- -aCs= by syE-e-g relief Eat resSc-1t5un
LeE-e= u bodily sd r-=--aI vi-o- z--i-l I'D
-9s elt for siz months before and had a.ulcsr de-
SPARED Of regulating. I ther- -guk God and
ny t-lauL 10 - directing ne 70 ~ use u trern
I'M u y BROWN
PhladeiGA ;-E1e 2S, 1861,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

way aF.dn IN those States, so far as trade
aud intercourse with the y rth is concern
ed Mr.. Brown, in tberebel Senate. has in
speech pointed out the dtuoralized and
dizafected condition of his Mississippi
constituents towards the Confederate Gov
ernmeat, stating among other things that
they would not sell their produce to the
agents for confederate money but we're quite
willing TO smuggle it through to the
Yankees aud get greea5a Ks
Bat Why should Ue argue at this length
with or correspondent to prove to him the
true condition of the Southern Confedera-
-cy-so show to him how taIlaeious and de-
Iuzive are all his hopes as to its resources
and supplies, when We have before rs the
following market report in the Richmond
EEGustasr of January s,h:
Wheat $l6 to $50; -four SIPS to $3.50;
bacon s. Is; fresh beef as TO sOc; Lard
50 %; butter $3.50; eggs s. IS; Irish po-
tatoes $40; sweet potatoes SIS; onions S35
TO $40.
Now compare the New York quotations
as Published in the Latsltigssssr yesterday
morning with the above.
Wheat 81 SO to SI.5s; -four Sc to 50 so,
baeop lo3 to ia beet Is TO 2Oi lard I3
to Il.
If comparison of the Richmond and
New York market quotations af,rds our
correspondent the same satisfaction that
the Richmond letter to the Loodou Times
appears TO have afforded him, he must be
one of those people about whom the meta
physicians are now writing so much, viz
those who fnd the "ssul Of happiness in
misery itself"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

- > ,1L--Is L7SI-lIe ne ab0Te rDtes-
- sarty Advertising Reasonable terms ae.oy-
nE % The space oesnFbs and the nu1ntsrOf change
= q eE t-s3sats from Sra1s1sut gersous or scrarg
ers, % be pad T1T ~ 1dr11os
estEsss Cards not szreeiEng give Frs SO per yeAr
u % for SIX msrths but for shorter period poibioS
81 De counted less than - sCuzrs
1he pT7Ellege q Animal Advertising iJuzi.zJ II,
tEe AGHertls=Es' oWn ImnsdiAEs buzi g.: and AN
'Hse5seat= Tor the bsnznt Of other przous a.
=. AL Legal advertisements, and advsrtissraspts
s1eta s@Is and raAi s5CHse-s in BY then uauEa
te pad for Al chs gEaal Fntas
A9-AdFsTtIseI1snrs accompanied With vr1ss-
GTUcfions VII be inserted until forbid And CHARGED
accGriIuZ!y- So
o1less f9E Political Nsering5 to be charged n Al
A-=-lazss- SOtscesOE FaserGIa- and aunOuoemsusz
CT sermurs, so ceuts each pouvIi-,5a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20
9ai1p gnttIIlgfutrr
TERMS OF ADYERTIsMG.

rEEzTE scLo LExKs OF SaERArzu- i1a os1 Nh. l,r
Lkss kAK1 SSUAzE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20
No ALCoHOL os BAp wHTsEY
Boofand's German Bitters
IPrRELI TKGErARLEl

~ Kelly hkEEIAbLE-l
Hosts u ISlo-zat Gt17cks and ua=c-uPCfOus a6TCu-
rE-ers- have opened upon suffering humanity ths
3l- EAtes OF Sostrurs Ts shape OF poor whisky,
Trie. compounded EIth tpJUT1 n 5-ags and Chris
l=lsc T1uics- St1al45hics ana Bitter
B=E-rs o Ln= T11uneIa abl= array of A-coA1lic
preparations IN plEtburIc bottles. ald high beLEed
k-s, uad=rIhs modest psiL8;iOu oi etLsrs. which,
instead Il cE-IGg, only Aggravate disease. and izaye
tu= disappointed sufferer n DESPAIR
uO1FLAXD's GERMAN BUTERs
Are not a new aud ucr-ied article. but have stood
the t--S Of afSsea years tiAI B. th= AnE-iczu pub
c, AMI tAeaT rsFCIAElOl And safe nGr rlyaled by
any zII.llA- preParaE1Oa-
Tlie Prupr=rSr= have thousands Of Letters from
the most -IIIEsuf CIsryEsn- LAUy yers- Physicians
aad CIEIEzuz tSstyIn. Jithei- personal AnOW :
re. b~azacslI effects Al1 rsl-lca4 TIrtuss -
-Lese BlEserss
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING To STRENGTHEN
Y0Ug
Do TgC WANT GOOD APPETITE'
10 TOU WANT To BUILD Up YOUR C0SsTITU-
TIOSs
D. TeU WANT TO FEEL WELLG
ID T1C WANT To GEr EIUuF NERVOUSNESS .
lu TUC WANT ESERGYl
Dn TeU WANT To SLEEP ELF
Dl EcC WANT BkI>k AND VIGOROUS FEEL
LESE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20
FURcHAsRs

II reams paper $500 envelopes: 500
postage stamps l26o lead pencils, 20 lbs.
sPiocai l4ss cans tomatoes II gallons
WHISKY DOB cotton shirtsi 9o7 lbs. butter;
1890 EoOlen shirts md drawers; 3s6 pairs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

SUNDRIES
81 BoAES EsSzACE COFFEE,
w 10 Bag Cotton Yl.u,
= bAsSs Cotton G..5tiuE.
~ b-ie= C4udIr~sck,
- C-AsSs EN.r=ct IOz5EoJd
4Uy Den SrSglls
= bS&es Slar CtIIie= Just received hy
-. Lt>E, StJa.EL-.yN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

AFNs' tO8ACCO 4 SNUFF.
900 9 SSHLisi 55S .ts i4sSss..5 oS1 SfeAts
- D-Sss Dazk 5'-- - laI iur-
3, O1!1''S : 4a1 \ :, iaInP
~ Barrels GrA-IJe sla1,
-, -, n papers,
L.sl. AOaLALS- - L IL,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

SUNDRIEN
!Ihl BAGS PAIHE KIU CJFFEE
AOO 4Ju bSlz- n U. MoLaa..=,
% Hhds- Sugar. +-r' -
1eI Ae<s SaIIs,
soaps, CAndi=z, Bucket TUb.
y NashbOAr'iz- Le.4 shot v-Da'-,-
SPases, LHilkS. Ann asid.r
CSPp=rAs- Ec-- &c, &c
On hand, al. for sale b.
deeio PAXTON, D)NLON L OGI,REsy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

Be sure that every bottle bears the fac sinliIe Of
our signature On steel plate label with our private
stamp over the cork
p. H. DRAKE & CO
2J2 BROADWAY n Y
sod BY ali Respectable Druggists, Physicians
Hrocers, Hotes, saloons, and cDuatry GeA.zrA-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

WELARD's Eo-u-
WAsHTSGToS, D. q May .5d. ls63
6EST1EHES:-FTe require another supply OF youl
Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which dali,
increases with the guests of our houss.
Respectfully,
sEKES. CHADWICK Co.
&C &C. &c &c Ac
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

FISH.
Si( BAaRELs NO . NACKEREL.
w - ~
90 Z S-=E3
4uo AIIs NJ ~
s.TS --eAs7 Dfy Herring, gasI zscstYssi by
LtSE IUEEISJN 4 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-06

THE DRAFT.-By reference to an Off
cial notice from the Provost Marshal of
this district, which may be found in our
advertising columns, it will be seen that
The draft aoiU come off next Tuesday, 10th
inst. The entire number to be drafted in
the five counties comprising the district
is 498. We have no means of telling pre-
cisely how the matter stands with the sew
eral townships of this county, though we
Judge nearly all of them are to some ex-
tent deficient and will therefore have to
share in the distribution of prizes. After
dedueting the 153 veterans assigned to
the county, the remaining deficiency was
1876, and we infer that very nearly if not
quite this number will have to be raised
by draft. Before the assignment of the
veterans the delinquency stood as follows :
Berkshire 20, Berlin Il, Brown 15, Con-
cord 10, Delaware 81, Genoa "a, Harlem
q, Kingston Is, Liberty %, Marlborough
II, Oxford %, Orange 20, Porter IA, Rad
nor 21, Scioto 13, Trenton q, Thompson
Is, Troy %. The credit of veterans clears
Delaware township, but whether any of
the other townships entirely escape we
are not advised.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-06
HYATT FROS'
RuEnMAnTsM.

No DISEASE Is 50 CERTAIN OF CURE
By BRANDRETH'S PILLS this. They soon take cut
of the blood the particular Virus upon which all the
pain depends, and the patient is cured
Mr. NJ. Adams, 3 G Twelfth Street, New York, suf
fered with rheumatism for long period. He was at
tended bv able physicians but their prescriptions
of no ava he unable to move without ass saace,
and for four months almost entirely confined to
his bed At this period of his. sickness when hope
had fed and he expected to be cripple for the re-
mainder of his hf., he was recommended TO use
ANDRETHi PILLS.
The first box evidently made him better: the improve
ment was decided from the second bG, and by
the he had used eighteen boxes he was entirely
cured of rheumltsm and the strength and sunpeness
of his limbs were stored u now over a year that
this has been effected and he has had no return
but continues in the enjoyment perfect health
May 9th 1861 Sold by Druggists generally.
May 6, IS64-1m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-06
nIARRHRA ANn nYsENTERY.-We nav

DIARRHGA AND DYSENTERY.-We have examined
great number of letters from of the most prom
citizens OF Cincinnati and Covington, ETC.. speak
in the highest terms OF r. Strick lands Anti Chel
Mixture Tor the cure of Darrhea and Dysentery-
The letters too long to publish. Mr.. Woods, ot
CovingtOn, says he was pronounced ncurable by IT,
best doctors in Cincrnati, and one bottle of Rr.
Strickands AntICholera Mixture effected permanent
after suffering for months with the worst form of
IIar rhOsa and Dysentery.
Another says he was discharged from the United
States after suffering in the hosp9or months
incurable and last tried Strick land
AntiChoera Mixture he got well directly and has now
entered the army again in good health One man writes
he has cured eight very bad of arrhoa
and Iysentery in the barracks he in with bot
tie Of this valuable medicine. In fact could fill half
paper with similar items from these letters. Why
does government secure this valuable prepa-
Lon. but a short time since of men laih
in very low condition of Cincinnati Hnspi-
tails lis wife for, the DOCTORS considered his
hopeless case Sne, however, gave him Strckand's
Anti Cholera Mixture, and in three eks he able
to return home with his wife to New Richmond, Ohio.
hope all the soldiers will put bottle of in their
knapsacks, il may save some Of them or their com
rades, is for sale by all druggists at 80 cents per
bottle. may 6, 6i-Oe3w,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-06

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